Hi ntadej,
Thanks you for your new features audio channel support to library.
I downloaded new source and recompile it.
I started new Qt software with new *.dll.a library, and *.h file.
When I run my qt program, It crashed.
build-proVLC-Desktop_Qt_5_4_0_MinGW_32bit-Release\release\proVLC.exe crashed (windows 7)

When I comment below these codes, It work again.
    VlcAudio *audio = new VlcAudio(_player);
    qDebug() << audio->channel();
    audio->setChannel(Vlc::Left);
    qDebug() << audio->channel();

How can I fix it? or when can I download new qt-library *.dll.a file?

regards


Why did you remove this line? Now all characters typed are lowercase and the keyboard doesn't auto-capitalize sentences


Now when I press the enter key, it creates a new line instead of sending a message. What should this code do?


ahahahaha....


Wrong  bench


Is it necessary to define Exception class right here? I was thinking that it is imported by default.


Test to check functionality of git


Thanks!

I kind of hoped for compiler warnings to pick that up.  Seems I need to prefix the build command with "CFLAGS=-Wconversion -Wsign-conversion ", and ignore some irrelevant warnings from in the Cython-generated code.


@HowardBaxton regarding #54
Currently the sorting is done just before the Dialog pops up. What if we sort the buttons while building the menus list (like this)?
(I didn't test it because I'm currently not online, but I want to know what you are thinking about it)


Seems like auth is the only real part needed now, that and docs


Okay well how could I open /src/pocketmine/Player__64bit? I want to see if I can somehow fix or someone else.


So did I, but it didn't work. Apparently it's because of namespaces, as it tries to use <your namespace>/Exception.
So you have to either "use Exception" to add it to the namespace or write the full path "throw new \Exception" (Exception from the root namespace)


no, this is not really complete


We cant use /storage/themes/OxyGen/ since not everyone have Koken installed in the root, plus not everyone is using the dirname OxyGen.
There are unlimited iterations of the OxyGen dir name: oxygen, oxygen-21 and so on!...

Maybe the "getpath" could be usefull here?
That way we get the full path without having to worry about dirnames! :)


s/Scala ついて/Scala について/


Yes, it works. Patches are applied with -p1 flag, so the first path component is stripped.


Okay to wait a couple days for 0.10 I think.
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Should use urlencode ;)


But adapters _do_ have a `valid()` method - I added it to the adapter base class at the same time (?). The reason I explicitly allow non-valid images is that otherwise this new AllowEmpty adapter I just added will fail the assert. I'll look into why `mrconvert` fails that assert, it should be trivial.

More generally, it might be an idea to remove the assert, and move it over to the adapters themselves. That way this would allow this kind of funny behaviour...


I can only think of content types and a searching system to be added...


The problem is that one of the pawns is not a storming pawn in the current definition and extending the king area to the the two file distance file has a large impact.

But if this passes LTC i would rewrite the patch as following:

const Bitboard FlankingStormingPawnsMask[COLOR_NB][3] = {{1ULL << SQ_H4 | 1ULL << SQ_E4,  1ULL << SQ_A4 |  1ULL << SQ_D4, 0},
                                                           {1ULL << SQ_H5 | 1ULL << SQ_E5,  1ULL << SQ_A5 |  1ULL << SQ_D5, 0}};

  int kingPosition = file_of(ksq) >= FILE_F ? 0 : file_of(ksq) <= FILE_C ? 1 : 2;
  if(more_than_one(pos.pieces(Them, PAWN) & FlankingStormingPawnsMask[Us][kingPosition]))
      safety -= FlankingStormingPawns;


the actual upload system :P


Should use http_response_code, as the header can contain any text.


You are only installing byte code versions of the library, no cmis, no cmtis you are doing it all wroooong. This should likely be a [~exts:module_library](https://github.com/dbuenzli/topkg/blob/master/pkg/topkg.ml#L41).


:+1: :smile:


Expand on this.


actually, thinking a bit more about it, I shouldn't install any libraries at all..


For what need to check the registry characters in the file extension? It can be confusing to the user


This is the grandparent problem I was talking about.  Please include it in the `/cmake/CMakeList.txt` and you'll have a better chance of exposing the `CPack` variables to the `CPack` directive (defined in [`/cmake/CMakeLists.txt`](https://github.com/LMMS/lmms/blob/master/cmake/CMakeLists.txt#L27) down the road.


Why this revision and not the latest or stable?


This `Building for GNU/Linux` message doesn't makes sense as we'll use the GNU/Linux stuff in both cases.


This seems to be working fine with a few basic tests.  I have no objections to this change.


We don't use messages like this anywhere else... and putting "Building..." in a cmake includes is misleading because this will actually display during the `configure` step (the `cmake ..` step) so I recommend taking out any messages unless for your own internal debugging usage.


this commit is very odd to me
i guess qcom stuck at max freq with lower voltage


All of these need to be exposed to `PARENT_SCOPE` so that CPack can see them in `/cmake/CMakeLists.txt`.  This is confusing from a hierarchy perspective, but think of parent from a CALLER perspective, not from a directory perspective.


is this creating it in `~/lmms/debian/watch` ?

Since these are for building, I would recommend either defaulting to the same directory `~/lmms/cmake/linux/debian/watch` --> which BTW would just be `CONFIGURE_FILE(watch.in watch)`, or alternately, placing it in the build directory.


Has been renamed because confusing with tag (sector) used in website_customer !


I think I got it in 44689de commit.


ok


Renombralo con la extensión .java así se activa el autocoloreado de sintaxis :point_left:


where "}" ?


@PilzAdam look further below, debugging work equally good with -O1 and tools like valgrind do not require -O0 either

@bluebear94 might aswell re-write Minetest in assembler since compilers are completly incompetent, right?


It won't let me create an easy normal revert, so I will change it back together with also adding translations to the Plush dashboard. That one was not added to the translations.


Sweet! :+1:


for https://github.com/vedmack/yadcf/issues/230


@dhylands, @dpgeorge : FYI. This is step towards building axtls, libffi, etc. together with uPy.


これでトランスパイルは正常に通った


Is it really necessary to terminate them?


What should be implemented for the fix to be as it should and npt workaround?


FYI: Bunny `2.1.0` is already available (same Ruby version requirements as `2.0.x`.


Is it necessary to inherit this pool from multiprocessing.Pool? Is the additional functionality from the parent class needs to be exposed?


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As can be seen from the comments this is an issue with the client (3.3.5) and therefore will not be able to be fixed properly afaik


Done ;)


@Marinofull campos createat e updateat já criados.
Branch pronta para o merge com a master.


Oh wow, making changes on this old thing. haha


This should implement java.util.Iterator<E> ideally.


I suspect the way to do this correctly would be like they already do it for the `build` target:
https://github.com/m-labs/llvmlite/blob/artiq/setup.py#L47
and not unconditionally invoke `build_ext`.


-2 points @shelob9


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Great! thank you :+1:


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Any reason why this was commented out?
Writing the end boundary is required for the APA102C LEDs which is currently distributed by Adafruit (purchased August 2015). I've tested with a few different strips and uncommenting this always fixes the problem with the last LED not being correctly updated.


okay, thank you!


Node-Red might be a bit bloated, but this is also intended as a more light-weight solution.


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BTW.. There are two GPS configs :dizzy_face:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_lge_d802/blob/cm-12.1/configs/gps.conf
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_lge_g2-common/blob/cm-12.1/gps/gps.conf


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Use the 3.1 branch - there's a better fix there that uses the correct end frame generation.   What was here would turn the last few pixels white (if you had a strip with 100 LEDs on it and we're only updating, say, 95 of them).


Thanks. Will this fix be in v5.x or only v6?


You are a master of redundancy... why calling urlencode three times?


where is htmlspecialchars needed for?


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Maybe you'd be better off linking to the [documentation of `BaseReddit.__init__`](https://github.com/praw-dev/praw/blob/master/praw/__init__.py#L313-L320)?


Support case insensitive?


Any of the regular comparison operators (`=`, `!=`, `>`, `>=`, `<`, `<=`, `IN` and `NOT IN`) have the property that when compared with `NULL` they return `NULL`. So it isn't quite accurate to say `a <cmp> NULL` will be `false`, but it won't be `true` and for the purposes of a WHERE clause not-true is the same as `false`. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Null_(SQL)#Effect_of_Unknown_in_WHERE_clauses and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Null_(SQL)#Common_mistakes.


Can't you do the building of a query in a loop, which goes through all $this->variables, checks for relevance and then do the code.

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, less code redundancy. It is much easier do to changes without doing it in 17 places same.


The stock one isn't mounting data correctly. Granted that's because of the
length flag, but OK

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Rashed Abdel-Tawab


Yeah I realize that

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Fixed. I'm also going to move the function to be a method on `parser.Datum`.


Give a look to `iwgetid`.

`iwconfig wlan0` works fine for now, but will not work in case there are multiple wireless cards or if the host has a distro with systemd (like arch) - think this thing is called "PredictableNetworkInterfaceNames"


Line ending


Do you mean return `parser.DInt(2)` unconditionally? Maybe. I think the real answer is the same `TODO` for `DInt` and `DFloat` below. The conditional `a > true` should be simplified to `false` since it can never be true. I'll add another TODO to the code.


@leonardykris can you run the migration?


It might be easier if you start fresh and run these

```bash
$ git clone git@github.com:blairanderson/rails-hackernews-reddit-producthunt-clone.git
$ cd rails-hackernews-reddit-producthunt-clone
$ bundle
$ bundle exec rake db:create
$ bundle exec rake db:migrate
$ bundle exec rake db:seed
```


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Ah, interesting.  I missed this part of the other commit.... hmm but in a game that uses 32767.5 as the center and 32767.5 as the scale, which is very common (maybe negative is the common one), this will get truncated to 0 and 1.0 - 1/65535 below.  Hmm.

Not sure if it's an issue, we still have off-by-one issues elsewhere in D3D9...

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oops, fixed


Interested to see servers with this. Can we have an infinite sprint toggle too?


Consider using a switch statement instead.


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Oh, didn't realize dev was happening there. Thx!


Perhaps we could try to create the Mutex even before obtaining the hosts. Of another instances under the same Mutex is already running, it should not even bother getting the hosts. It should also not bother wasting time getting the GeoLocation data.


Inistializes and copies, remove


It seems that the paths to the fonts are not valid. You should use these paths instead:
```ruby
font "Work-Sans-#{version}/fonts/desktop/WorkSans-Black.otf"
font "Work-Sans-#{version}/fonts/desktop/WorkSans-Bold.otf"
font "Work-Sans-#{version}/fonts/desktop/WorkSans-ExtraBold.otf"
font "Work-Sans-#{version}/fonts/desktop/WorkSans-ExtraLight.otf"
font "Work-Sans-#{version}/fonts/desktop/WorkSans-Hairline.otf"
font "Work-Sans-#{version}/fonts/desktop/WorkSans-Light.otf"
font "Work-Sans-#{version}/fonts/desktop/WorkSans-Medium.otf"
font "Work-Sans-#{version}/fonts/desktop/WorkSans-Regular.otf"
font "Work-Sans-#{version}/fonts/desktop/WorkSans-SemiBold.otf"
font "Work-Sans-#{version}/fonts/desktop/WorkSans-Thin.otf"
```


yeah man, every so often someone hits the button and gets an error because the twilio account is kaput. better to memorialize it than let it live. how's life?


cool Gegy 10000


Good catch! My mistake.

Fixed [here](https://github.com/andrewsardone/homebrew-fonts/commit/ce19bf1345d6d9d7fa3ca8622b9ffe804b00b93e).


Now there are three tiny top-level files that call code inside the `vbat` directory.


You should use double quotes here.


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Tiny cleanup - this is a classic antipattern (testing, then returning `True` or `False`).


These are "new-style" relative path imports.


This was the commit that the prometheus project has vendored into their source tree, which means it's been getting testing along with their release.  I have no particular objection to a newer commit, but this one seemed like a nice low-risk choice.


That statement `from Tkinter import *` brought hundreds or even thousands of symbols into your scope, and you have no idea what they are!  :-D

In future, you should either say `from Tkinter import stuff, more_stuff` or even better `import Tkinter` and then later `Tkinter.stuff() + Tkinter.more_stuff()`


A solução foi baseada nesse link: [javascript - Programmatically trigger "select file"dialog box - Stack Overflow](http://stackoverflow.com/a/30648132)


Oops, I'll also make these relative paths!  :-)


Do you mind tagging releases in github?


Yep – that was just sloppy on my end. Fixed [here](https://github.com/andrewsardone/homebrew-fonts/commit/521934a5cdb75ff562f1ec6b2d848ed3e65f6af6). Let me know if you'd like me to squash the minor changes.


Talvez no próximo release utilizar algo similar a esse: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Using_files_from_web_applications#Dynamically_adding_a_change_listener


What is this TODO?


You prob can just use name.capitalize here instead of name.capitalize!, because at the end of the day, you are reassigning name to be new_names.join. Also, I think it might return nil for the capitalize! call if the name is already capitalized, which will not yield what you want it do.


Thank you for all the changes. Yes, squash would be great.


Indeed. But it seems to work, so meh. OpenGL is our reference implementation anyway :)


When a player quits the plugin has to do a permission check on every player to see if they should receive the quit message. It's basic functionality of the plugin. A permission check on a player should not be expensive. You may want to talk to the PEX developers and find out if they have a fix.


@Ngrd :+1:, changes have been squashed into [a single commit](https://github.com/andrewsardone/homebrew-fonts/commit/2ee9c70a0e12f13fb50bc5bfc1a00d0b3dca5e13).


shouldn't we adjust skb->truesize as well?


Ok.


Hello @blairanderson, yeah I can run the migration. I followed the instructions you listed above and cloned the repo to a new folder, but it still gives me the same error. Screenshot is attached below.
![screen shot 2015-08-30 at 3 17 14 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6095903/9563864/aab6206a-4ec5-11e5-97da-d77ac11df3d7.png)


USACO/Section 1.3/Ski Course Design/henrique-ferrolho.cpp

Merge sort is useless for this problem - in fact, it is slowing down the program... oh well, this solution passed anyway - let it be here just in case I need it in future problems.


Filter out images that are left overs from previous renditions.


Rails new project defaults to debug log level. So warning was about notifying this change.


Yes, the range is inclusive on the start and exclusive on the end. I started displaying in that format, but it seemed more confusing and also extraneous given that the range endpoints are always inclusive/exclusive. Does anyone else have feelings about this?


I tend to avoid explicitly creating mutable arrays (or mutable anything, really), unless it's absolutely necessary.

Third test can be done in multiple ways, like this:

``` objective-c
NSSortDescriptor *sortDescriptor = [[NSSortDescriptor alloc] initWithKey:nil ascending:YES selector:@selector(localizedCaseInsensitiveCompare:)];
return [characterArray sortedArrayUsingDescriptors:@[sortDescriptor]];
```

The reason to avoid creating your own mutable copy is because you don't actually need it – you're only interested in the result output.


Also what about skb->truesize? It seems we should call ```ss_skb_adjust_data_len(skb, -len)``` here.


please rename variable to VIEW_LANDING_PAGE


I need to test it before deploy.

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this logger user java.util.logging..... configure it in your local jdk lib directory.


Please fold changes like this one into the commit that added it: it's really frustating to find two complementary changes in the commits of a PR.


Not particularly intentional, no. Will fix.


change the name pf reset button and id of the reset button .


line ending


please use Spring MVC for login. and change the  request mapping url.


sry, didnt notice diff being included in commit


Oh hey, we can put sonar enable/disable here, too, and then not have any logic for that at all in units that use it like the monkey.

Bonus points for finding a class further down the tree that can have that instead. Perhaps we need to introduce a general AmphibiousUnit class or suchlike.


hı


(Actually, we probably want to be carfeful about doing EnableIntel(sonar) for things that have no defined sonar, that might cause perf issues, or just explode)


This condition can't ever be satisfied?


For #60


This should be r7plus, right?


I made a reference to Pulp Fiction.


This commit and the two following it need to be merged with earlier ones, if for no other reason than to make review vaguely practical.


101789044_gridviewFilters (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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I see now that this probably didnt warrant a version bump. It was really to fix a problem that came up in Norch


The fourth test is similar story and here there's also crazy amount of ways to do it :)

One, rather dumb way, is to convert to string, lowercase it and look for lowercase worf:
```
return [[[characterArray componentsJoinedByString:@"|"] lowercaseString] containsString:@"worf"];
```

Another is to use the power of NSPredicate and the fact that value of an element is available as SELF inside the predicate:
```
NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"SELF contains[c] %@", @"worf"];
return ([characterArray filteredArrayUsingPredicate:predicate].count > 0);
```


I think you don't need the `.all()`, because the `.all()` will return the same as the `.proposals` return and sometimes the django will go on the DB again just for get this.


So long as the disconnect() method exists that'd make sense. Although the disconnect() method is more of a legacy from phpseclib's PHP4 days. I'd say disconnect() ought to be nixed and it's contents moved to __destruct(). If you want to disconnect you can do unset($ssh) or something. But for the time being, for your PR, I guess just move it to the disconnect() method.


phpseclib doesn't explicitly declare any variables public or private and idk that we should start now.

The following URL elaborates on my position:

http://aperiplus.sourceforge.net/visibility.php

In addition to what that URL says...

Sometimes when trying to debug stuff by proxy (or when trying to provide workarounds or whatever) I'll intentionally direct people to use functions or variables that, per the PHPDoc comments, are private. If they were /actually/ private they wouldn't be able to. But I don't see it as a huge problem because people don't seem to be doing that, anyway, unless explicitly told.


I'd prefer it if you did `$host === false` instead of `false === $host`.


Same as above. Nothing else is explicitly declared public - it's implicitly public. For consistency with phpseclib the public keyword should be removed.


proposals is a manager. A manager is not iterable.


Please move this to shibboleth/backends.py, otherwise it will create a new profile every time. I have added a few fields like aws_email to profile, but these fields are wiped out once I refresh the page.


what is this line doing?  is it necessary?
also, minor nit pick, but if this is finding a single post, the variable name is a little confusing.


since this class inherits from `ApplicationController`, do we need to include this method here?  is it doing anything different than the same method in the `ApplicationController`?


Não entendi ? @Arkanius  kkkkkkkkkk


Do they not support stable releases? And do they actually run consul
servers at this version or just use the libraries? I assume they are just
using the api so changes matter less to them than they do users of the
server component. As a user of the consul service I would prefer to use the
release versions, although the testing by hashicorp is actually quite good
and there are very few regressions in HEAD.

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is `title` a boolean value?
is this scope _ordering_ the results by title or _filtering_ out results except those where title is true?


same questions here


code redundancy, Zs 3 and Zs 3v speed detection should be done by one code fragment, maybe a little helper function.


Almost true. Their is still a version number at the top of the page. :/


redundancy. Would not happen if Zs3 and Zs3v would have a base class sharing code.


@NathanW2

Do you think the News page still has value if it is on a separate tab?

The original idea was to be able to push information to the user, but who will ever click on the tab if it only changes once every 2 months? I think if the news page is not on the front page, we better remove it completely and replace it with a link which opens a browser.

Or we could also think about the possibilities it offers as a push notifications system. This includes creating a new rss feed of which the PSC is in control and can publish:

 * New release information
 * Conferences
 * Relevant project informatoin (Like: yay, we now have an LTR release)


@cnaude Got in contact with zml. As far as I'm able to tell, it has now been fixed and isn't a problem with PEX 2.0.
http://paste.enginehub.org/sjT5e.profile


http://ekhtyar.riadah.org
http://ekhtyark.com
http://ekhtyark.ba7r.biz


Vorb


Ah ok, gotcha. This looks like a good idea.


ctype_digit ?


Peux-tu ouvrir une requête de tirage pour cette branche ?


The above statement about algorithm 3 is incorrect. The 3rd recurrtype 2 algorithm (present in update for this commit) DOES mirror the Calendar code with regard to the above problem. (the second recurrtype 2 algorithm (this commit) mirrors the current appointment report code)

The key feature of the above problem is pc_eventDate does not correspond to the first date in the recurring series of appointment dates (appointment set on 4th occurrence for dates that starts on 5th occurrence)

The current appointment report code and rt2 algorthym 2 both use pc_eventDate as the first date in the series, so are in error.

The Calendar and rt2 algorithm 3 both use event_repeat_on_num (with month and year from pc_eventDate) to calculate the first date and so are correct.

The above situation should not happen. Problem in add_edit_event.php  When deciding if "Last ..." option is to be displayed, code needs to find number of days in month but is using getUTCDate() on a local timezone date object (will post fix).


Hardcoded path is no good. There should be some $(VARIABLE) for this...


Ok, I think I got things mixed up - URL params refers to query parameters? What's the name of the `:projectId` portion of the URL? I completely agree, should do `/projects/:projectId`. I can make the same change for the rest of the doc.


Clever


이정도까지 도움을 줫으면 수정권환줘!!! ㅠㅠㅠ 나 시간될때마다 업글하고싶단말야!! 풀리퀘스트같은거 기다리기 귀찮아 싫다구!


93651760-RowPerObjectReport (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1811 of 1812 tests passed)

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@ZdrowyGosciu Have you had an issue where the screen would display green and white lines randomly? They weren't permanent, just have gotten them after a recent commit.


이거 D3D랑 OpenGL 하이젝해서 집접 프레임 위에다가 표시하게 만들거라구 ㅠㅠㅠ 권환안주면 안함! 파업파업!!


@Fishrock123 : what do you mean by "without a subsystem"?


You mean the stuff like `src:` in the title? The Jenkins job doesn't touch the commit title. You would like it to? Hard to do that when the PR has multiple commits.


are you github?

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Ok, finally fixed this. Got lost under all my other github notifications and Christmas break. See 3ea76c26bf1c98b7797f72adda09b0e1d80401ad.


그러나 여전히 종료시 크래시..


흐응~ 권환주면 왜그런지 알아봐줄수도있는데~ 난 이걸 집접 참여하고싶어!!


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The weather thing is a good decision. My old solution was simply way too complex, what with rejecting non-STAB fire moves when you have rain mons, etc. anyways


h


you DO know that `string === ""` and the boolean representation of `string` are the same, right?


Unless my maths notation is completely off base, you've set it so it only works if 40 is lower than the best cloak effect the ship has, surly it should be if it's **higher**?

When I added it it was supposed to only work if there were no other stealth parts, @Morlic-fo changed it so stacking groups picked the best available, now it appears to do nothing, but was working relatively recently as it's one of the better options for scout ships.


Wow cool, is this for performance?


谢谢，祝好


C 언어처럼 검사하기 보다는 이 방법을 검토해 보세요
```python
is_filled = [bn, ba, bp]
 # 모든 필드가 비었다고 가정, 전부 빈 문자열로 채워진 리스트. ['', '', '']
if all(is_filled):  # 모든 Entry가 채워지지 않았다면 거짓
    # 필요하 칸이 채워지지 않았음
    return
```


backward incompatibilities with what?
with universal ctags, exuberant ctags, or geany tag manager?

If you are talking about the original post at the stackoverflow, we don't have to care about it.
(Ideally we should let the person who submitted the original post  submit a PR his/her improved parser to universal ctags.)


Hi,i have a question on this.
if (offset > o->onode.size)
    return 0;
in this case, if return 0 without fill bl, read_sync make core when decode bl.

 maybe return -ENOENT ?


which line is that for?


287, 319


develop (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2291 of 2343 tests passed)

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What does your change do? Does this address all issues with the original code?


不快了？


For #12


I don't totally understand...


The Windows build emits a warning about this function not being used. For optimized builds, it shouldn't affect the binary, but it wouldn't hurt to wrap this in an `#ifndef _WIN32` block.


A


say you had
```
function test(lestring) {
  if (lestring) {console.log(lestring);}
  else {console.log("nah");}
}
```

```
test("") -> nah
test("hi") -> hi
```
so on, so forth


@mbax No good?


祝好


@Morlic-fo , trying to read these is making my head hurt, is there a chance, for the benefit of us poor maths deprived scripters, for a few comments explaining what each macro does and **why** it's being done that way?


Could also be because the task was canceled...
Or your attempt to reclaim it came too slow, and the queue created a new run for the task :)

Eitherway, it always means that you should stop wasting time on the task...


Commit mods


Don't know much about configuring Jenkins, but maybe the Jenkins job can refuse to start if the first line of the commit message doesn't match a regex like `/^[a-z]{3}[,a-z]*: \S/`?


Is initializing the property like this supposed to work? It gives compile time syntax errors in my VS Express 2012 for web.

(I moved it to constructor)


Octree (DeadParrot) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1251 of 1287 tests passed)

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Commit mod


Turf try w we rr the dedfrerss west er we
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@SchizoDuckie  So at some point I presume you will want this form altered so that labels are translations keys.
For example: line 8 `"label": "Search Engine Name",`  would become `"label": "CSE/name/lbl",`.
That part I can manage no problem, when the time comes when you flag this project as 'ready for translation'.

But I cannot figure out where the $filter needs to go in either js/services/FormlyLoaderService.js OR js/controllers/settings/customSearchEngineCtrl.js, so that the label gets translated.
Have you factored this into your design yet?


Hah.  Sorry.  Butt dialed email.
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New release please? :)


o messagem do commit mais intricado do mundo

Os

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do we need to do some python version checking here to handle `str` vs `unicode` differences in python 2 and 3?


teste


bibibibibibibibibibib


palmeiras n tem mundial


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Done


Oh ok :+1
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See? I'm leaving a comment. @ghbondar


허헛 작동하나연이제


아니..


흐음... 일단 VirtualAllocEx부분 수정해야될 부분이 많음. 곧 올려드림.(궈..권환줘요......흐아허마ㅓㅇ하)


This change break the IE8, affect Ember-Data 1.13.11


Thank you very much!~  :laughing:


many mods to merge to master


Move mods to master


:exclamation: Wrong argument text (copy paste bug).


I completely agree about sticking to the released version of consul for the service itself; I forgot that this would affect that package as well.  Let me do a bit of testing to see if it was actually necessary to update this library for Prometheus and I'll revert to consul 0.5.2 if possible.

If Prometheus actually needs an unreleased rev, perhaps we could leave consul at 0.5.2 and add a separate consul-snapshot or consul-unstable lib in goPackages?


Yeah that sounds fine.

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> this library for Prometheus and I'll revert to consul 0.5.2 if possible.
>
> If Prometheus actually needs an unreleased rev, perhaps we could leave
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These three additions are superflous -- see top of this XML node.


is `$binbin` a typo here?


Other than the one problem, LGTM.


@slhaines is this related to a specific bug report?


Yes it is missing the /.

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LGTM, wish libusb had merged the PR...


When I create a summary and refresh the page, I do not see a link to 'Summary' but instead the link to 'Create Summary.' What am I missing here?


I see -- it is related to the same data.yaml I gave you but I didn't test it!

Here's a section from data.yaml
```
  area.land:
    description: Land Area (square miles)
    type: float
  area.water:
    description: Water Area (square miles)
    source: AWATER_SQMI
    type: float
```

note: area.land doesn't specify SOURCE -- thanks so much for finding that error and glad you asked!


Test commentaire du commit initial.
![20150125142221651988185](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13941502/9564068/8f16ca42-4e9a-11e5-993b-d94e0bb051df.jpg)


Fixed that in a newer commit.


Thanks for letting us know. We'll remove them immediately


I'm currently using the git included script and it works, if that's the question.


the proper commit message would be something like
```
 dev-util/catalyst: Reset the dep on snakeoil

<some blah what actually happend, your favorite wine and so on>
```


There are some eval errors due to this commit.


Oh, right. o/

Sorry for that


The first error is simple: conf => confd typo. The next one I'm unsure of.

Should

```
hologram = pkgs.goPackages.bin // { outputs = [ "bin" ]; };"
```

be

```
hologram = pkgs.goPackages.hologram // { outputs = [ "bin" ]; };"
```
?


```c++
data.WindowInfo = boost::in_place();
```


Ah, I guess it should be goPackages.hologram.bin.


Fixed: 16b5d3f70be841d2428a8952e7b663f5a0d4ed86.


that is really weird because i just did the exact same thing and its working fine...

the migration creates the function. that error says the function doesn't exist.


sync up


Why not?


Yeah, all silly typos......

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I believe this is more correct.  Curious to hear how y'all caught it.  Was it an accidental regression or something that's been in there all along?


I'll merge these, will probably refactor a bit - dont' like install scripts in the path of the vuln analysis modules - may create an installer folder and call it there..


Good catch, thanks!


Cool! The simplicity of the way it was introduced on the kernel side is just awesome.


I know it's easy to forget, and we all make mistakes, but try to check for such mistakes up front with ```nix-env -f . -qa '*' --meta --xml --drv-path --show-trace >/dev/null``` :-)


finish generating movies


That seems like the wrong way to solve this problem. I think a better way would be to have a method that returns the list of affected objects, and see if it changes depending on the ordering of effects. If it does, that means there is a dependency and the correct order is applied.


What do you mean?


@leonardykris can you run `bundle exec rake db:migrate:up VERSION=20150405200823` and restart your server?


I'm not sure; I'm not sure what ARC requires from the objects. These objects are ref-counted (with `dispatch_release` and `dispatch_retain`) but I don't know if ARC understands those ref-counts.

At the moment this is synced with OS X 10.6, and as such predates ARC. OS X 10.7 introduced major changes to GCD that I'm slowly working through in a bid to bring the port up-to-date, but it looks as if the effort will be non-trivial. I would anticipate that once I'm synced with an ARC-capable version then ARC should be safe, but until then, I don't know.


There is some issue with radio channels in this commit. Now Kodi crashes on startup and prints the following error to the log:

ERROR: SQL: Abort due to constraint violation
                                            Query: INSERT INTO channels (iUniqueId, bIsRadio, bIsHidden, bIsUserSetIcon, bIsUserSetName, bIsLocked, sIconPath, sChannelName, bIsVirtual, bEPGEnabled, sEPGScraper, iLastWatched, iClientId, idEpg) VALUES (3942969, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, '/usr/share/xvdr/picons/1_0_2_3F35_10_70_1680000_0_0_0.png', 'Детское радио', 0, 1, 'client', 0, 891, -1)


The "this" pointer got removed in the Open() call even if the comment above says "Don't remove 'this' pointer unless you want to skip loading all prepared statements....". Does it mean it can be removed from https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/commit/47410157b1d1e51062732696ad5f457a69019ef4#diff-e551d837cc6e37cb3114f7ea811136e9R499 too ?


Use `case/when`


To mask signs like `<`, `'`, `"` etc. which could damage the xml code transmitted to the overpass API.


I thought about this, too, but I need to look up first whether and how the Overpass API supports this.


Good job, nice effort for closing multiple issues! :+1:


Then it is required in all other overpass apis in the code, too? Especially in getData?


As a workaround you can do a regex:
[Hh][aA][lL][lL][oO]

Or am I wrong?


Why not using the mentioned php function?
speed=-30

would not be detected, whereas the function ctype_digit detects it.


tak to ma wyglądać tutaj?


do poprawki w nowym commicie - w index.html zostanie dołączona bibloteka


dodałem analogicznie


The tristate thing is correct. Can you add the SC2262 documentation to the rtl_433_tests repository? And do you have any good suggestion how we support more SC2262 devices. I have a PIR that uses this chip.


In getData only the ref is transmitted, which can only be a number (this is checked before generating the overpass api link).
Beside this, there are no other overpass queries.


@jxandery We uncommented line 18 for the carts_controller. What this line does:
If there's something already in the cart, and a user adds something new to the cart,
line 18 clears the old thing from the cart before replacing it with the new thing.

This meets our requirement that a user can book only one listing at a time.


I tried the existing tests, but they "kinda" fail (getting lots of invalid tristate codes). Maybe it is some variant of SC2262? It worked with my remote (looks very similar to a chuango remote) and results were consistent with Arduino's rcswitch library.


zmieniłem


Wouldn't it be a better idea to filter this before sending to channel instead? This breaks the expected behavior of a method for the benefit of a single use of the result.

What if another method calls this code and WANTS the new lines?


Well :P


Bartosz Gałek: To moim zdaniem nie jest błąd np.spis treści


I'm not sure what happens in the compiled code. It would definitely feel hacky / a lot less elegant to do that.


@leonardykris

if you make an account on https://www.nitrous.io/ and try it there. I would love to help figure out why its not working for you.


do not drop this check please.


TeamCity Gensokyo Lobby :: Lobster Server [Build 0.0.1.26](http://pixelated.design/build/viewLog.html?buildId=106&buildTypeId=GensokyoLobby_LobsterServer&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Running Build time: 00:00:16


TeamCity Gensokyo Lobby :: Lobster Core [Build 0.0.1.32](http://pixelated.design/build/viewLog.html?buildId=107&buildTypeId=GensokyoLobby_LobsterCore&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 324 Build time: 00:00:16


we need to check if id is valid; see above.


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: devel-2.4 [Build 181](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=205&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_Devel24&guest=1) is now running


W związku z tym usuwam, to ze sprawdzenia


@codyn329 This is invalid JSON, please fix; in JSON the last item **must not** have a trailing comma! (PHP and ordinary JavaScript allow that, at least in most cases, though even in plain JS doing so might break older IEs.) All you need is one invalid JSON file to break the entire site. If you have a large JSON file, you might find [JSONLint.com](http://jsonlint.com/) useful; it's saved me a lot of headache, that's for sure.

FYI: there's a maintenance script called [generateJsonI18n.php](https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:GenerateJsonI18n.php) in core's maintenance directory, which can automatically convert a PHP i18n file to the appropriate JSON file(s). You can call it with the --phpfile argument to have a skin's i18n file converted, like this:
```
php maintenance/generateJsonI18n.php --phpfile /path/to/my/mediawiki/root/skins/CoolSkin/CoolSkin.i18n.php
```
Then you can manually get rid of the PHP i18n file (if and when you don't plan on supporting legacy versions of MW) and just `git add` the newly-created `i18n` directory, commit it and push it. Voilà !


also some form refactoring stuff in here.


That's not how this works. This is not how any of this works.


@paurkedal I now support delayed delivery (XEP 203) in jackline -- and drop the legacy delay if there was already a proper `urn:xmpp:delay` (thus this change here)


I don't like having the same command spitting out different formats.

So, if we specify an OSD id, then we would get roughly:

> { "osd_metadata":
>    { <THE_DUMP }
> }

But if we do not specify an osd id, then we'd get:

> { "osd_metadata":
>   { "osd" :
>        { "id": <ID>, <THE_DUMP> }
>    }
> }

It would make a lot more sense to also have the first spitting out the same as the second, but with a single OSD instead.


```ruby
case
when ptr.scan
when ptr.scan
...
end
```
Not much of an improvement?


Looks good so far! will test it tomorrow.


Sorry, I made a typo, thanks for the info though :+1:


Fixes #10668.


W związku z powyższym - nie dotyczy, ale na przyszłość postaram się pamiętać.


A nie h1+p?


@solhuebner  Thanks for pointing this out: d6b2e7cdf3d4aee9ada1327a33f380679303b71f


![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13811767/9564289/e74acaf4-4e6f-11e5-9f21-8e39452d686c.png)
Hello! Testing Here.


Zweryfikujesz testem :)
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@bbatsov This is what I did to fix the arity error mentioned on gitter. Not sure if it's what you intended, so feel free to fix my fix. :p


я не дуже компетентий ревювати цей rake
хто може?

@VBoden  - поясни те що додав і причину


Well, all the currently supported routing protocols in Libre-Mesh are enabled by default.
I thought that the protocol selection is made during make menuconfig (clearly lime-full has not meaning in this scenario).
@devs what's your thought?


Some fucked up person blocked me from the forums again, so here is the bug I was trying to report.  http://m.imgur.com/TBIofHK


Hey guys I did some experimenting and this is the commit that broke all the things :( idk if you are interested in making it work again, (I'm going to) or just if you are curious as to what did it.


Unhandled Fundamental Failure


#4942-VRF-with-water-cooled-condenser-does-not-pass-hard-flow-rates-to-plant-loop (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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By changing `the` to `a`, we're making it more general. Leaving it as `the` means there's the one and only prosecution. Changing it to `a` implies many general prosecutions. This violates no double jeopardy.


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Furthermore, it should be `the` because Private/Public Prosecution is capitalized. Changing it to `a` makes it more general and nonspecific.


Version 1.1r7


Maybe also set cursor position to (1, 1)?


Hello, I wanted to ask since you know how to create JavaScripts that if possible you created me one is for a game called Bad Eggs Online 2 The game is similar to the game of worms, just try to target shoot in turn, well I I want a JavaScript for a line to tell me where they are going to drop my shots is all (no matter whether it takes to make the JavaScript, then do not need it right now) is aga visible, but if you need to in good long time waiting for your answer ...


I'm interested HTML, CSS.


make


I'm interested in HTML, CSS.


make install


This fixes #6


jest ok, tylko zmnień default port na  ttyUSB1 bo na USB0 już siedzi
fieldbus, i możesz merge'ować

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I also want to apologize for my English is not very good


Ehm... what's wrong with it?


It seems to work on CAEN — is it worth mentioning otherwise, do you think? I can add an `aside` if so.


I think AF_BACKEND_DEFAULT should 0. We do not want the enum values to be changing whenever we add a new backend.


We can use a map for the lookup table instead of an array if need be.


It does (in the `term.clear()`).


Congratulations !!!


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The majority of the things listed here list the only way to do that thing (i.e. Ctrl-A is the only reasonable way to go to the beginning of the line). (Except choosing `tmux` over `screen`, but it seems to be strictly better than `screen`.) For the case you specify, there's several reasonable alternatives: I often just run the command and expect it to fail, then either reverse-search or Ctrl-P. Or I would open a new pane and resume working. And it's unclear if one is better than the others. Since there's not a "best" way, in the interest of brevity, I would be inclined not to include that content.

(By the same reasoning, if there's something else in this document that doesn't communicate a "best" way to do things, I would also remove that.)


Tengo una tienda en linea con woocomerce y necesito usar este plugin pero no se como alguien pudiera ayudarme porfavor?


I thought I had Ctrl-A in here. How often do you use Ctrl-k?


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Semantic nit: echo in [rfc862](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc862) versus echo in [rfc792](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc792)


I still think it does.  It doesn't need to be the first thing people see
every time, even better as tab if it doesn't change that much.  I was going
to add Tips and Tracks as a new tab to replace that dialog that gets shown.
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Did you leave a few implementations (like [the function "__incr_key_default"](https://github.com/xant/libhl/blob/1861005589639e60c3933f681aef21564a9dec4d/src/binheap.c#L42 "Update candidate: __incr_key_default")) over for later updates intentionally?


¿Probaste que se puedan pegar igual aunque estén en el mismo team? (ya sé que es All vs All, por eso pregunto)


@MNoya noticed something weird in there?


If olsrd is not installed in the device lime-config will just ignore it (in theory :S). Same for bmx6.

However it both of them are installed, I'm not sure what will happen. There will probably be something broken. Meanwhile we do not test this configuration I think olsrd should be not enabled by default.

@ilario you might create a branch develop-olsr for using olsr instead of bmx6, but leave the default for bmx6 unless we (all of us) decide to use olsr as default protocol.


That's an even better solution, thanks :)


Yeah I'm just stupid and can't type.

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What exactly will come of this?


Or wow, not my fault this time. I'll fix it.


top kek


assertFalse is easier to read than assertTrue(!


Todo bien, solo un detalle. No estoy seguro como afectara el performance de la pagina estar iterando la lista de permisos cada vez que se agrega uno nuevo. Pero de alli todo bien :+1:


@pfalcon Interesting.  I think this is the only time it will occur though: set is the only thing which is not hashable which can compare equal to something which is hashable (being frozenset).


I'm against the idea of the blog always shown on the front page (so shoving it away in a tab is fine by me :p ). But a push system would be a good approach so that new content is only shown once. ..


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i added the physics material to object in the scene that where missing it


Normally an iterator would throw an exception or fail in some obvious way when exhausted. Also, what if one of the queries is "ERROR"?


@sho-h
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This "!" would be much easier to understand if both TupleComparer and TupleRangeComparer had method comments explaining the (opposite) conditions under which they return true.


Hi, thanks for the pull request. I would merge but the Zeke's herald name change to harbinger will break some assemblies. To avoid this, you can add Zeke's herald with the modified stats but old name and we can keep both just so older assemblies don't break.


q


Make *it* possible, indeed. Just a typo.


ConcurrentHashMap


Apparently there's no way to comment on lines of a file in GitHub: you can only comment on lines in commits or pull requests.  So I made a fork and deleted and readded the file so I'd have a commit with everything in it to comment on.  Software is terrible.


This alpha update already contains the pictures used for when the heroes are down (as was asked for in #117), however the game does not yet display them upon death. This is planned for later, or maybe for tomorrow or monday or even tuesday, since tomorrow and the day after that are mostly days I got little time to work on the game. :-/


I tried running the migration to that version and it still gives me the error. However, I tried deleting the database this time (in the previous test I didn't clear the database so I guess it wasn't a really 'fresh start') and running through the procedures again. I noticed that during migration, the function is added now and if I do recall it correctly, I didn't see those lines during my earlier migrations - which is really weird.

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Anyway, the issue is solved now! Thanks for the lightning fast response and help!


The series of commas here feels kind of stop-and-go.  It might flow better with parentheses:

> Furthermore, within a problem class (such as scheduling) it is possible...


Fixes #84.


Team.BLUE? Parece que acá se te pasó algo de largo.


Lo mismo acá con Team.RED


#4942-VRF-with-water-cooled-condenser-does-not-pass-hard-flow-rates-to-plant-loop (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (755 of 755 tests passed)

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@pfalcon the only reason for using tgamma[f] is to have a test for passing float and double args.  It can be any other function, eg sin[f].  Can we find such a function that's never a macro?


Another problem found in Partivle2D , amount and lifetime .
If I move the mouse quickly up, it does not reach the maximum value.


@dometto Yes, I am seeing the same behavior. Could be something to do with [coverage data being overwritten](https://github.com/colszowka/simplecov/issues/60) and potentially with [spork](https://github.com/colszowka/simplecov/issues/60). I haven't been able to fix it yet though. :disappointed:


Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for the fix!


@benmcmahon100 feel relaxed because the assetions in PR #1756 exactly matches the description you just updated with. :+1: :smiley:


Yo creo que parte de esta lógica podría estar en el AbstractEvent. Setear la cantidad de teams, las coordenadas, crear la instancia, separar los jugadores en teams de manera uniforme, setear los títulos, etc; es lo mismo para la mayoría de los eventos.


and I get this error when I do this.

ERROR: set_amount: Index p_amount out of size (1024).
   At: scene/2d/particles_2d.cpp:700


Please see: https://github.com/CloudBotIRC/CloudBot/pull/187/files
also please see: https://github.com/CloudBotIRC/CloudBot/blob/master/cloudbot/clients/irc.py#L143-L154
This has been corrected in the IRC connection core.


I'd swap the first and second halves of this sentence to be:

> Each heuristic performs distinctly to others depending on the underlying data
> distribution of the problem.

It eliminates a comma.  It also puts the subject/verb right at the beginning so the reader knows right away what the sentence is talking about and it gives them some context for the rest of the sentence (what it is that's depending on the data distribution).

Also I'd replace "due to the fact that" with "because" to make it a bit less wordy, but that's more just my personal style I guess.


but the value stop in 854 for example.


Does that mean that the new pr is not needed?


interesting request. nice change to my code


+10 points for such a great plugin @Shelob9


Remove the comma


This should end in a `.` instead of a `?`.


display changes


@pfalcon On what arch does CPy compile to a different endian to uPy?


I dont think its possible without a hefty refactor. This project seems to have worked previously by calling the DRF serializer_class function and and then manipulating/omitting or replacing it. This is no longer possible, as of DRF 3.02? which now has this assertion issue.


@benmcmahon100 the PR #1756 adds some additional assertions that **needs** to be presented so that people don't write wrong code.

You can check @terakilobyte 's Where art thou code. It doesn't adhere to the description. But after adding the assertions in the PR #1756 campers won't do the same mistakes.


Lo mismo que dije antes: debería estar en AbstractEvent.


@pfalcon I'd prefer this to be basics/byteorder_check.py, to be consistent with micropython/native_check.py and cmdline/repl_emacs_check.py.


Not that one the new one


You could make this a bit less repetitive by changing the last two words to "those instances".


Why would you want to be able to mutate this object? If you allow this, it becomes much harder to reason about it. A better option would be to have final fields and fully initialise them in the constructor.


@benmcmahon100 oh! the PR #2857 ?
It's just a minor change that suplements this commit of yours.


I think "subclass" should be "subclasses" unless it's a special term I haven't heard of.


¿Por qué un TreeMap?


typo: the first the first


You could have define this as a nested class of `QueryStream` in order to avoid passing its state in the constructor instead.


There's a merge conflict though as I imagine you forgot to pull before committing just pull and push to the commit and it can be merged


Se suele usar 'i' en vez de 'aux' en los for. Detalle menor.


Either need to remove the `a` if this should be plural or remove the `es` if it should be singular.


Poke @xfurry :
I had to replace the flag `UNIT_BYTE1_FLAG_FLY_ANIM` by `UNIT_BYTE1_FLAG_ALWAYS_STAND` for the command `SCRIPT_COMMAND_SET_FLY` here since the first one does not exist in Classic. I did this to match what you've done on SD2 for similar cases. However, I'm not sure what `UNIT_BYTE1_FLAG_ALWAYS_STAND` does... So if you have an explanation, I'd gladly take it. :smile:


ok. But the Github interface is aggravating. Lemme try once more.


¿Asociás el tipo de team con el color? ¿No es mejor tener los colores por un lado y los tipos de team por otro?


Ah, sorry if I misled you there. A task like parsing the Wikipedia XML dump (with a complex XML structure) would require `lxml` for sure. With WikiExtractor's output I think we can get away with regexes.

To get definitions from whoami (from elasticstart/elasticstart/define.py):

```python
def define(sentence, subject, sentence_type='sentence', host=config.WHOAMI_HOST, port=config.WHOAMI_PORT):
    r = requests.get('http://%s:%s/define' % (host, port), params={sentence_type: sentence})
    if r.status_code != 200:
        return None

    result = r.json()
    return subject, sentence, result['definitions'], result['tree']
```

(you don't need the `subject` param).


Another bug, all controls that has "Range" properties, for example ProgressBar, if you change the "Min" value with this feature, godot will crash.


Is this field not initialised?


This list looks good here in the .tex file but when it renders (for me at least) xetex sticks an extra "and" in here that makes it hard to read.

xetex also uses a semicolon to separate the first two items and a comma for the last two.  Not sure what that's about.


Yeah, I figure that. The issue I hit though that uclibc appears to lack any *f() functions (well, tgammaf() 100% ;-) ).


AtomicInteger. Probablemente esta variable sea modificada de varios threads a la vez. Con el atomic nos aseguramos que las operaciones van a ser atómicas (después preguntame si no sabés lo que significa).


But then it's extra effort to skip it.


This is a very highly coupled API, since it requires the caller to always pass back back in some piece of information. At the very least, this should be documented on the method, but possibly it should be avoided altogether.


No es auxiliar si es lo que posiblemente termines retornando :dancer:


`Open()` is non virtual so it was safe to remove `this` from there, the original author of this comment meant the call to PrepareStatements for sure.

But i'm sure that it is safe to remove this-> from there too, since the vtable gets looked up anyway.


The aim of what?  I might be missing context here...


Ok, well then let's just keep it how you changed it.


I'd get rid of "on the other hand" here.


There seem to be no way of accessing those fields?


Make it end in _endian :)


@timdawborn, why did you make this change?


Also, there should probably be a parameter or something that should be set on effects where dependency could matter. That way you wouldn't have to check for every Giant Growth you cast.


You'll hit this issue if you run testsuite against a big-endian board using pyboard.py. I however hit it running testsuite for mips big-endian using qemu user mode emulation.


Repetición de código :sob:

Podés hacer que TeamHolder y PlayerHolder extiendan de una interfaz llamada, por ejemplo, 'Actors' o 'Instances', que los obligue a implementar un método getPoints(PointType type) y que el PointType tenga el tipo KILL y COMMON_POINT.

Entonces, cuando necesitás los puntos de un equipo le pasás el TeamHolder y PointType.COMMON_POINT, por ejemplo.


"intertwined with", not "intertwined to".


CC @adam3smith @zuphilip check this out. I tested it, but could always use more testing.


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This should be returned by the method, not printed to STDOUT.


@benmcmahon100 please do the minor change and merge.


removed? when? In the subquery post-processing that generically removes send/receive pairs? It would help to be more explicit about that.


I think the method `String#trim` does more or less this: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/String.html#trim()


But then it won't be consistent with native_check.py, and pretty magic already, with all the other magic skips. We'd rather do vice-versa and move these tests-which-are-not-tests level up or to a separate subdir...


If the dictionary is not sorted (and assuming you are not creating a sorted copy or something), there is literally nothing else you can do apart from scanning every single word until you find the one you are looking for. :)


The current AMI that is public is

ami-3dba6656
It is called h2o-latest_stable

Thanks
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Good strategy!


You might as well picked 128 :P


Ok.  We could make specific big and little endian expected output files, but that's overkill for now.


If olsrd is not installed in the device lime-config will just ignore it (in theory :S). Same for bmx6.

However it both of them are installed, I'm not sure what will happen. There will probably be something broken. Meanwhile we do not test this configuration I think olsrd should be not enabled by default.

@ilario you might create a branch develop-olsr for using olsr instead of bmx6, but leave the default for bmx6 unless we (all of us) decide to use olsr as default protocol.


Can you explain why it is safe to keep the MergeReceive in this case and not in the simpler case above?
I'm confused.


I would have called this `mid` or something more self-documenting.


Yes, better to move them all to a subdir like features or feature_check.


@laidig Found and fixed the bug that I had previously informed you about.


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It's nice to see an implementation of QuickSort here, but in practice you would probably use a library function such as `Collections#sort` instead.


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I don't think this is a good idea at all.

To quote from IRC from gonzo:
"08:18 <+gonzo> sending newlines to message though did not mean sending multiple message it meant executing whatever came after \n as a raw command. If plugins are coded to rely on that I don't think that is good."


Good work, but at least this breaks support for other EV1527 or SC2262 based devices, including my remote (I should take some test samples to submit).
If you have a look at page 6 [here](http://www.electrodragon.com/w/images/7/7b/RT1527E.pdf), you can see there are many different timings, depending on the resistor used for oscillation.
How should we continue? Hardcoding the timings to this specific vendor? Cloning the chuango code to another new device for generic senders?


This could be outside the `for` to reuse these variables.


Same here.


What's this going to do if SMB is not enabled?


addressing #84


Not necessary?


методом ленивой копипасты


True! :+1:


I believe these are the default value, aren't they?


An alternative approach could have been to use a `PriorityQueue` (see http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/PriorityQueue.html), but I'll leave that to you to try out. :)


`and` `or` these two lines are confusing. `if` maybe?


Why `echo $status`?


Yes, I figured it was related to https://github.com/18F/open-data-maker/issues/169.

I was working on the home page listing of categories and when I tried to rebase it, I found that 4 existing tests in api_spec were now failing. I fixed some of those (which were expecting land_area instead of area.land), but there was a further problem:  actual results were including (for example) `"area" => {"water" => 6.749}` instead of `"area" => {"land" => 227,635, "water" => 6.749}`. This seemed related to issue #169 to me.


I'm not sure why you are adding the index to the list to sort?


Debugging leftovers!


I don't like this function... It does two things: saves the package to a file and log. I'd rather have two distinct files.


this only works because "col" is actually the partition key -- the comment should identify P_D0 as partition_key not just a generic col.
Also, it's technically allowed but silly and so atypical to be agging and grouping by the same column. so maybe agg some other generic col.


`sed -i` is different on OSX and Linux, try `sed -e` instead.


:+1: :clap:   :hatching_chick: :fire:


Add to your list that we need to change the documentation.


Agree with @Red-M


Nice!


Would your method work on a `LinkedList`? I think so, then why are you restricting your API to `ArrayList`? You may as well stick to `List` I think.


This form should not be here if you are using the `form_tag`. You can't nest `form` tags. The browser will collapse them and you will have weird issues. For example, this form should submit to the current url.


How are you choosing this capacity?


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##Examples
#### How to iterate key, value and item
![screenshot 2015-08-29 18 07 20](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5420789/9564761/f797bddc-4e7d-11e5-8766-947723512f71.png)
![screenshot 2015-08-29 18 07 35](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5420789/9564762/f79b650e-4e7d-11e5-9296-a64b57a67ffb.png)
![screenshot 2015-08-29 18 14 13](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5420789/9564764/f79e0836-4e7d-11e5-886c-0b82de94e09f.png)
#### How to init array
![screenshot 2015-08-29 18 25 49](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5420789/9564763/f79c5630-4e7d-11e5-82af-dbce245545bb.png)


Could this be documented to explain what are the keys and values?


Commented code is almost always unnecessary code. If you don't need it, make sure you clean it up.


This doesn't fix .unencode does it?


Not needed - logger dependency is defined already in jg-backend


its git..


I'm not sure I follow the rationale behind splitting the loops in such a way.


According to "REST style and good habits" value should be a noun so refactor "getConfiguration" to just "configuration"


Add value="/configuration"


It doesn't work. I added to spring configuration bean with implementation of LoggingService and now it works


nice!
Rugby


### Example
![screenshot 2015-08-29 14 53 41](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5420789/9564793/dd4a9b10-4e7e-11e5-8a4c-251223104ad0.png)


Yes. Otherwise you end up with zombie processes. I ran a couple of
minimizations with 10 workers and ended up with 20 python zombie processes
that don't disappear. Once you've finished with a Pool you either have to
close and join the pool or terminate it. If the pool gets created in
differential evolution it should be closed there as well.
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+open+


OK, on second thoughts, this AllowEmpty adapter is probably not a great idea, it's bound to break all kinds of assumptions at some point. I've removed it and used a more 'standard' approach in `dwi2tensor` (where I'd introduced it in the first place). I've reverted the assert to what it was, but also added `.valid()` methods to the `reslice` and `warp` adapters, which don't inherit from `Adapter::Base` - I figured they might come in handy at some point...


http://haxeflixel.com/forum/?place=msg%2Fhaxeflixel%2F51Egl5Q7cJU%2FsQXCvCQ8AQAJ
and:
```cmd
C:/HaxeToolkit/haxe/lib/flixel/flixelsand/flixel/graphics/tile/FlxDrawBaseItem.hx:32: characters 4-31 : Class<openfl._legacy.display.Tilesheet> has no field TILE_BLEND_DARKEN (Suggestions: TILE_BLEND_SCREEN, TILE_BLEND_NORMAL)
C:/HaxeToolkit/haxe/lib/flixel/flixelsand/flixel/graphics/tile/FlxDrawBaseItem.hx:34: characters 4-32 : Class<openfl._legacy.display.Tilesheet> has no field TILE_BLEND_LIGHTEN (Suggestion: TILE_BLEND_SCREEN)
C:/HaxeToolkit/haxe/lib/flixel/flixelsand/flixel/graphics/tile/FlxDrawBaseItem.hx:36: characters 4-32 : Class<openfl._legacy.display.Tilesheet> has no field TILE_BLEND_OVERLAY (Suggestion: TILE_BLEND_NORMAL)
C:/HaxeToolkit/haxe/lib/flixel/flixelsand/flixel/graphics/tile/FlxDrawBaseItem.hx:38: characters 4-34 : Class<openfl._legacy.display.Tilesheet> has no field TILE_BLEND_HARDLIGHT
C:/HaxeToolkit/haxe/lib/flixel/flixelsand/flixel/graphics/tile/FlxDrawBaseItem.hx:40: characters 4-35 : Class<openfl._legacy.display.Tilesheet> has no field TILE_BLEND_DIFFERENCE
C:/HaxeToolkit/haxe/lib/flixel/flixelsand/flixel/graphics/tile/FlxDrawBaseItem.hx:42: characters 4-31 : Class<openfl._legacy.display.Tilesheet> has no field TILE_BLEND_INVERT (Suggestion: TILE_BLEND_SCREEN)
Build halted with errors.
Done(1)
```


For some reason, WinGdi.h is included in the build. From whence I dont know, but it defines ERROR, which conflicts with the enum at line 40.


Thanks, much appreciated! I assume the new version will still allow me to just pass a function that hand-codes the log target, and then I can just run a MH or something like that? It would be nice if there was a layered approach, where the interface that works with hand coded log targets of models is somewhat independent and stable, and then any fancy stuff for building models as expressions, or graph based stuff etc. is just layered on top of that.


Code sieht ok aus, getestet hab ichs aber (noch) nicht. Die beiden Zeilen

>  {/if}
>  {if $cacheitem.cRatings>3}

könnte man jeweils zusmmenfassen zu einem {else}.


Probably same issue the other places that Bootstrap.Item is parameter like:

def Elements(contents: Bootstrap.Item*) = ...


Oopsie?


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.536](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=9861&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 538, ignored: 6 Build time: 00:22:13


The other methods may be useful for other parts of scipy, we get them for
free if inherit Pool. Besides we definitely need to have access to close
and join or terminate to kill the pool once we are done with it, if we
create it. If we don't inherit then we would have to also provide those
methods. Inheriting makes the design cleaner.
The only thing the existing Pool doesn't have is a way of figuring out how
large it is, which is why you need the poolsize method.


Still vulnerable to repeating new lines in unencode, making the bot spam messages (and get kicked)

Result of .unencode directly should filter before passing to message. Then if PLUGINS call message with a new line, this behavior is desirable.

So not saying undo this, but to still filter result of unencode before it reaches this.


def


In the same file, wouldn't it be nicer to simply call the second variable `@b` rather than introduce a new scope?


Nice 😊


oh, you mean

    (i == 0 && !append) ? "replace" : "append-play",

?


In https://docs.python.org/2/library/multiprocessing.html the Pool is imported as multiprocessing.Pool. And here it is imported as multiprocessing.pool.Pool. Are these the same?


Talent steht im englischen Text auch nicht da... dort steht nur Grants {0}. Eventell auch ändern?


Do we know in this case whether the optimization is being rejected because there are 2 aggs and not just because the lower fragment does not match ORDER BY order?
A case where the lower fragment IS ordered correctly and we STILL need 2 aggs in the coordinator would be more definitive. I suppose we could get this by "SELECT DISTINCT agg(col1) group by col2 order by col2;" if that's even legal.
There should be test cases like this for 2 coordinator aggs both with and without an underlying mat view. Are there?


Makes sense, thanks!


Looks like a -Dnext only thing?


go to flixel\flixel\graphics\tile\FlxDrawBaseItem

```
			case BlendMode.DARKEN:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_DARKEN;
			case BlendMode.LIGHTEN:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_LIGHTEN;
			case BlendMode.OVERLAY:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_OVERLAY;
			case BlendMode.HARDLIGHT:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_HARDLIGHT;
			case BlendMode.DIFFERENCE:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_DIFFERENCE;
			case BlendMode.INVERT:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_INVERT;
```

 Change it for

```
#if !lime_legacy
			case BlendMode.DARKEN:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_DARKEN;
			case BlendMode.LIGHTEN:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_LIGHTEN;
			case BlendMode.OVERLAY:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_OVERLAY;
			case BlendMode.HARDLIGHT:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_HARDLIGHT;
			case BlendMode.DIFFERENCE:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_DIFFERENCE;
			case BlendMode.INVERT:
				Tilesheet.TILE_BLEND_INVERT;
#end
```

And try again. This fixed the problem for me


I was under the impression that this was the format we settled upon. I
wouldn't mind changing the date separators to a period or something to
differentiate. This is becoming an incredibly common convention for version
controlled packages, namely git. We should come up with a standard practice.

On Sat, Aug 29, 2015, 06:38 Bjørn Forsman <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I think the name / version separator is the *first* hyphen that is
> followed by a digit. Then the rest of the string becomes a part of the
> "version", no matter what it is.
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multiprocessing.pool.Pool is where the `Pool` class is defined. When you
import Pool from multiprocessing you are importing the Pool function from
multiprocessing.__init__.py, that Pool function creates a
multiprocessing.pool.Pool object.
From multiprocessing.__init__.py:

def Pool(processes=None, initializer=None, initargs=(),
maxtasksperchild=None):
    '''
    Returns a process pool object
    '''
    from multiprocessing.pool import Pool
    return Pool(processes, initializer, initargs, maxtasksperchild)


When the assignment said "Move the flash_attack filter to ApplicationController" I misunderstood it to mean the method should be in both Post and Application controllers.


I had this problem last night and Lars Doucet helpme with this.


Thank you, now I understand.


Because without it, `| A ÷ | B × C | |` yields the incorrect result since Blockly uses the same associativity value for division, multiplication, and modulo.


For reference on the convention presented by the manual

http://hydra.nixos.org/build/25227788/download/1/nixpkgs/manual.html#sec-package-naming

On Sat, Aug 29, 2015, 16:16 William Kennington <william@wkennington.com>
wrote:

> I was under the impression that this was the format we settled upon. I
> wouldn't mind changing the date separators to a period or something to
> differentiate. This is becoming an incredibly common convention for version
> controlled packages, namely git. We should come up with a standard practice.
>
> On Sat, Aug 29, 2015, 06:38 Bjørn Forsman <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> I think the name / version separator is the *first* hyphen that is
>> followed by a digit. Then the rest of the string becomes a part of the
>> "version", no matter what it is.
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>>
>


The default value for `clearCallback` is not correct.


I think that depends on whether you interpret the expression as actually nesting or not.  I think the Blockly intention is for that not to be considered nesting, but just reading left to right.  Unfortunately, the fact that the expression is not vertically centred in the box gives more of an impression of nesting than the code intends.


原文: So you've heard of this newfangled "Scala" thing and think it's worth checking out. Good for you!
訳案: 最近流行ってるらしい「Scala」を試してみようと思った、あなた。是非やってみましょう!


Unfortunately, your fix doesn't play nice with the correct handling of order of operations that Blockly does already handle (which goes back to whether it really is nesting or not).  Try an outer block doing multiplication, and an inner one doing addition.


原文: Unfortunately, it's also daunting.
訳案: しかし、難しい道のりを覚悟する必要があります。


原文: Your first search is likely to pitch Scala as a...
訳案: Scala でググってみて最初に引っかかるのは ... という売り文句ではなかったでしょうか。


:+1: I'd say this would be PR worthy.


Superfuck


Let me know if you're okay with the new redirect function, I'll replace all other redirections tomorrow.


原文: Instead, this talk will provide an overview of the language, focusing on five highly practical advantages Scala has over Java without a brain haemorrhage-inducing paradigm shift
訳案: かわりに、このセッションでは Scala の概要を、Java と比較した際の実用的な利点に焦点をおきながら紹介します (脳内出血を伴う「パラダイム・シフト」の話はしません)。


I had always assumed it was nested for a couple of reasons:

* The block is nested
* These operators are binary operators
* For more than 2 arg string concat, we have separate non-nested versions of the block so that they don't appear nested

Without having  a parentheses block, I think it's insane to not have nesting semantics.

I hadn't noticed that it didn't work in the `| A x | B + C | |` case. The original way I was going to fix it was to add in more associativity values and split division, multiplication, and modulo out into three separate cases but that seemed like overkill at the time. Maybe that is the right thing to do.


When thinking about... would it be better to use svg function translate?


@NL-BlackDragon  See the Code in RecentTaskView again doesnt suits up i have revrted it for the time bieng but this gives me a clear idea Thanks had been busy in office this days so didnt get time to look into things


個人的には art の double meaning を活かすために、原文のままの方がいいかも。


https://gist.github.com/Vincent-Michael/89ad3eab6abfe93e0e0e :(


原文: spend all day staring at ...
訳案: ...を一日中にらめっこしている。
「始まる」は start と読み間違えた?


Hey Sebastian, In "About" Krzysztof listed me, Graeme McLaren, as a
"programmer", that is stretching the truth, hahahaha, I think "assistant
junior apprentice programmer" would be more correct. I have yet to produce
"Hello world" in C++.

Krzysztof correctly wanted  the About to be more professional, so chose not
to use McLarekin  (the famous fractal explorer) or Carbuncle Grim (the not
so famous rock star).

I will try to be more professional, and stop using "oooops, sorry" at the
beginning of most of my emails. LOL

Also I find  humorous, is looking at SourceForge Mandelbulber download
history.   A rapid decline in downloads from the time I joined the project,
coincidence?

Have a good weekend Sebastian,

Cheers
Graeme

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wrote:

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>


Зря удалил


@RandomAltThing that would be none other than @PhilipShilling. As for your
bug I'll look into it.

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wrote:

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原文: tedious or impossible to ...
訳案: 面倒だったり不可能だったりするような

「退屈」だと成果物が面白くないと読む事もできるので、生成過程がうざいという意味で「面倒」にしました。


@RandomAltThing I don't have acess to 0.12, and I haven't done much work on
support for it.

On Saturday, August 29, 2015, *censored*> wrote:

> @RandomAltThing that would be none other than @PhilipShilling. As for your
> bug I'll look into it.
>
> On Saturday, August 29, 2015, RandomAltThing <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
>
>> Some fucked up person blocked me from the forums again, so here is the
>> bug I was trying to report. http://m.imgur.com/TBIofHK
>>
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>> .
>>
>
>
> --
>
>

--


原文: This does not need to be the case.
訳案: この現状に甘んじる必要はない。


The fact that the operators are binary is irrelevant, and the nesting of the block only means something to someone who already knows about nesting.  The question is whether a newbie would read it as nested or not, and it isn't clear to me – so it isn't a matter of insane or otherwise.  If the whole expression was vertically centred, it could easily be read left to right.  Given that Blockly has a mechanism for expressing order of operations, they could have easily extended it to handle this case, which made me think at the time they were happy with a left to right, and not nested, reading.

I added the >2 arg string cats because the nesting made it look too complicated, not because of nesting.

Given that this change could break some students' existing solutions (e.g. to the When do I graduate? question), we should only be making the change after the Challenge is over.  The parens should only be added when the brackets are needed with the implied nesting (and thus not when the operation is associative). We also need to change the maths notes to make it clear that nesting changes the order of operations.  Or we need to talk about adding parentheses in, but that is also potentially confusing.


原文: I will present Ammonite-Ops, ...
訳案: このセッションでは、... である拙作の Ammonite-Ops を紹介する。


Both my MainActivity.java and ForecastFragment.java are identical to the one present here,but i'm getting  a warning saying the FetchWeatherTask is never used.There are no errors when i run the code,and it is getting launched on my device,but the problem is,it is still crashing.Help me out please!!!!   I am using Android Studio 1.2.2


switch?


原文: previously verbose and inconvenient filesystem tasks
訳案: これまで冗長で不便だったファイルシステム周りのタスクが


Not sure. It seems reasonable, but I'll have to dig into it more. Open a PR when you're ready.


prepare -> nextblock ?


Fixed, I hope, the error Travis CI was reporting.


You forward declared this but forgot to take out the includes


Remove


HTML, CSS


You forward declared these but forgot to take out the includes


What is the reasoning behind having this first check in ```epoxy_get_bootstrap_proc_address``` if we're just going to route it to ```epoxy_gl_dlsym``` right after anyway?

	#if PLATFORM_HAS_GLX
		if (api.glx_handle && glXGetCurrentContext())
			return epoxy_gl_dlsym(name);
	#endif

		/* Fall back to GLX */
		return epoxy_gl_dlsym(name);


Don't initialize strings like this


Duber camvia no existe se escribe es CAMBIA!!!!! le figuro el curso de ortografía......


Also added the initial steps for the readFile function


No point in forward declaring book if you are going to include it here


Screwed up this def, fixed in bbd82e7


93651760-RowPerObjectReport (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1811 of 1812 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.94%25-yellow.svg)


@dkayiwa please check the latest changes on FormResourceControllerTest.java, according to the spring API doc, it was suppose to work. I created a MockMultipartHttpServletRequest and passed all request parameters and for the file upload i used an image file (.ico). Such configuration is suppose to trigger the hibernate exception which my code catches an throws the InvalidFileTypeException, but no hibernate exception is thrown. When i use the same file in openmrs it self (i mean outside unit test), the hibernate exception is thrown which my code catches and throws an InvalidFileTypeException. Also to test the controller method i simulated the request that is sent to the controller method handling the save form resource. So i passed a file upload as a MockMultipartFile, But when testing the service method, i don't have any request where i can pass the invalid file as in the controller, so i don't know how to pass my invalid file to to service method. I have tried setting invalid values for most of the properties in FormResource, still everything works as if no invalid properties were set. I understand you are very busy but i would really like to finish this ticket so if you can help me clarify the above points i will be very grateful. Thanks


Hello. I would like to consult you something, when I run the command "source src / env.sh " . show this error : "[rospack] Error: package 'utilrb' not found".


I saw what you do


:P


can instead put `lastFrameTimestamp` as the last param in this function since `requestAnimationFrame` passes that in


is `requestAnimationFrame` required here? Can you just call `resolve`?


ops I think it should be canola


sige, murag ok nlang ni akoa, hahahaha kapoy nag change, hapit nako human. haha for future nalang na if ever


ok


Careful with this spams guy


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (759 of 759 tests passed)

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R+, let's land this and verify


Add this:
1. Make commits to your feature branch. Prefix each commit like so:
  - (feat) Added a new feature
  - (fix) Fixed inconsistent tests
  - (refactor) ...
  - (cleanup) ...
  - (test) ...
  - (doc) ...


Also probably want to add something about putting in the PR title in the format of `(feat) Implemented sign in authorization [Closes #<issue num>]` in order to have the PR's sync with waffle.io


93651760-RowPerObjectReport (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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bug


It can't run server side scripts, it works with Handlebars, the logic is meant to happen inside PocketMine, read the documentation.


원인은 찾았으니까 그부분은 냅두셈


I believe that you are missing the extension on this file. It should be AsciiValue.java


Why does this become and `int` without having to `cast` each `char` variable?


Is there a way to combine the statements on lines 28-29 into a single statement?


Thanks for this fix :)


Good Job the solution is fine and good use of whitespace for easy reading :+1:


How did I get here I'm not good at computer


You mean the wiki on github?


Why do we not need to use your `intX` variables when calculating **G A R Y**'s total but we do need them in lines 38-41


I like the attention to detail with section comments and whitespace


Eu ajeitei depois :p


So html and css? Cuz I actually use this for my server :)


Yeah and Javascript or anything else, no code will be executed on the server except for the template language.


It is possible for the compiler could infer that these characters would be implicitly converted to integers without the explicit `(int)` typecast _(because **char**s and **int**s take up the same space in memory)_. Aside from the number of characters on each line do you think this has a benefit to code readability? Or do you think it is unnecessarily redundant?


tnx)
may you add this to npm?


Do we need bcyrpt since we have devise?


tnx)
may you  add this to npm?


What about these?

"if you want to run this on heroku, you'll need the rails_12_factor gem and at least put postgres in the :production group, you'll also want a better web server than Webrick so something like Puma is recommended by Heroku"


Sometimes it is time to get rid of unneeded fanciness, created #168. while this is not a news for me, but thank you for reminding!


Why would that hurt and this will never take care of trailing slashes.


PATH


fdADFS


http://puu.sh/jSklP/21ac093657.png 이거 고쳐질때까지 작업못함


일단은 고쳣음. 빨리 권환줘요 현기증나기시작함 계속찡찡거릴거임


ah... yeah.  I probably should have done that on my last pull :)


Unhandled Fundamental Failure