como le digo pongalo por mi no hay problema yo trato de sacar las cosas
segun mis posibilidades si ut las puede mejorar por mi no hay problema

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> Claro que lo ví. Igual, para mi si hay manera de evitar ese c+p.
> No tiene porque molestarse, si no quiere aprender nada está bien, no vuelvo
> a hacer comentarios (cuando el código funciona).
>
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> > Si lo hice fue por algo no cree ? uno tiene comentado el procces data y
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Good point, checking now


Looks good, it makes it indeed easier to test since it isn't done everywhere anymore.


yo si tengo problema, tengo cosas para hacer.
No es el hecho de que funcione, es el hecho que estamos cayendo en los
errores que hemos venido cometiendo... y no aprendemos.
Pero  como dije anteriormente, si quiere seguir en las mismas, no me
interesa, está bien.

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> ps pongalo yo no le veo problema con tal de q funcione pa mi esta bien
>
> El 9 de septiembre de 2015, 12:22, Aslhey <notifications@github.com>
> escribió:
>
> > Ah! ¡Que chevere que estamos reutilizando cogido! pero pues no entiendo
> > cual era la necesidad de hacer un POST2, PUT2, ¿con un parámetro booleano
> > no es suficiente?.
> > ¡Esto me ahorró mucho trabajo!
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OK, thanks for digging that up. Updated!


Correct


There are .a files in the actual GIT repo in third_party.


Correct.

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The latest code no longer hard codes them.


This is already in there on line 17.


I think it would be helpful if the commercial offering is documented as well, i.e. `apt-commercial` for urls and package to install is `eventstore-ha`.


The manufacturing name is just a fallback for Cores.


But only works when hydration is enabled >:-(


Stripping causes collision? Are you sure you don't mean `RESTRICT=splitdebug`?


Cleaned up some of the flip logic, because the way i was doing it was kinda overkill(with other words stupid).


Done in 7d98bf895a6ca07a9a720ddbea87e648af44d961.


@zachwise did you comment this out just because zero values for `r`, `g`, or `b` are false-y and led to the exception being thrown?

Because I really want to stop letting error conditions pass unignored. It would be better to change the test to `isNaN(r)` instead of commenting out the exception.


typo (unstable)


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Getting to that shortly :-)


Sort of sucked, because VC would simply 'beep' some error when running, but no crash, and the code was simply 'running'.  I think it was somehow killing an execution thread but not properly propagating that exception back up to the thread of execution, or debugger.  So it was sort of a PITA to find. At first, I thought it was a 'copy' pointer being lost by the return from salt.  But that was not the case.  Then I remembered all allocs in VC were aligned now (to get things working), but still had to step debug and search a bit to finally realize that the 'raw' native call to free is what was causing the problem.

I thought about wrapping the free in a macro (for VC), to make it be the same as MEM_FREE, but then worried it would cause problems in other areas where we really needed the 'real' free() function.


aa ps perdon por ser tan bruto no sabia q ut era un sabio q nunca se
equivoca y comete errores, como le digo yo trato de sacar las cosas a mis
capacidades,  y es q ut no cree q yo tengo cosas por hacer o q

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escribió:

> yo si tengo problema, tengo cosas para hacer.
> No es el hecho de que funcione, es el hecho que estamos cayendo en los
> errores que hemos venido cometiendo... y no aprendemos.
> Pero como dije anteriormente, si quiere seguir en las mismas, no me
> interesa, está bien.
>
> El 9 de septiembre de 2015, 12:24, donberna <notifications@github.com>
> escribió:
>
> > ps pongalo yo no le veo problema con tal de q funcione pa mi esta bien
> >
> > El 9 de septiembre de 2015, 12:22, Aslhey <notifications@github.com>
> > escribió:
> >
> > > Ah! ¡Que chevere que estamos reutilizando cogido! pero pues no entiendo
> > > cual era la necesidad de hacer un POST2, PUT2, ¿con un parámetro
> booleano
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oh it should be readme.md in the readtorst method!

> Am 09.09.2015 um 17:49 schrieb mikecroucher <notifications@github.com>:
>
> Could we just convert the .md file to .rst manually and include it in the repo?
>
> The approach in this commit adds quite a large dependency just for the conversion. It also breaks install on windows:
>
> C:\Users\Mike Croucher\GPy>python setup.py install
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "setup.py", line 90, in
> long_description=read_to_rst('README.rst'),
> File "setup.py", line 18, in read_to_rst
> return read(fname)
> File "setup.py", line 10, in read
> return open(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(file), fname)).read()
> IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'README.rst'
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1) для симуляції mouseover на повідомленні додати класс "js-mouseover" до "msg__items"
2) для вигляду в середині вибраного діалогу - додати класс "js-clicked" до "msg__wrap"
*не виконувати 1й та 2й пункти одночасно


I think there something wrong with either `struct pcap_stats` or `struct bpf_stat` here. Now the end-statistics in Windump:
```
3 packets captured
3 packets received by filter
0 packets dropped by kernel
1996937021 packets dropped by interface
```
According to my driver/Packet.c and the handling of `BIOCGSTATS`:
```
		for(i = 0 ; i < g_NCpu ; i++)
		{
			pStats[3] += Open->CpuData[i].Accepted;
			pStats[0] += Open->CpuData[i].Received;
			pStats[1] += Open->CpuData[i].Dropped;
			pStats[2] += 0;		// Not yet supported
		}
```
(WinPcap v.4.1.0.2980). Hence, according to `driver/Packet.c`, the stats in Windump should be `0 packets dropped by interface` **always**. No?

And why are there 4 counters filled in WinPcap but only 3 counters handled in libpcap?


Invalid header


this is only for installation purposes on pypi, no add. req. for gpy

> Am 09.09.2015 um 17:49 schrieb mikecroucher <notifications@github.com>:
>
> Could we just convert the .md file to .rst manually and include it in the repo?
>
> The approach in this commit adds quite a large dependency just for the conversion. It also breaks install on windows:
>
> C:\Users\Mike Croucher\GPy>python setup.py install
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "setup.py", line 90, in
> long_description=read_to_rst('README.rst'),
> File "setup.py", line 18, in read_to_rst
> return read(fname)
> File "setup.py", line 10, in read
> return open(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(file), fname)).read()
> IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'README.rst'
>
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Everything is ok. But let's call this _sortTimeouts.

 // This function sorts '_timeouts' array by '_fireTSMS' parameter =>
 // Sorts '_timeouts' by '_fireTSMS'


Starting experimenting with the testing branch this morning; initially it looks fine, although I've got some sort of issue stopping a few apps from working. Not quite sure yet if those apps can't tolerate an IPv6-only network, or if something is going wrong in the NAT64. Still troubleshooting.


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Why swapIn? Not just swap?


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At one time, this code had purpose, but not any more. There is not even a HAVE__STRDUP setting left any more, but we did not remove all the code.   I wonder how many other orphan define blocks we have?


commit


rollbck


Commit


**List of Changes made**
1. Added a color hex value in `strings.xml`(for ActionBar color)
2. Changed Background to a better color with alpha.


:D


Yes.  That was exactly what I was thinking last night, but didn't do it yet

BTW, I have an idea for my capstone project.  I was talking to a friend
over the weekend and I thought it would be a good capstone project.  It's
called OCSA Carpool.  It's a carpool management and tracking app.  OCSA is
the name of my daughter's school.  Currently we are carpooling with 3 other
kids and parents take turns each day and we thought it would be good to
track and manage carpool.

The main technology that I'm thinking about using is Core Location and
Mapkit to show where the designated driver is.  Kids and other parents can
track where the driver is currently and calculate how long it will take to
reach the pickup location from the current location.  There are other
features that I'm brainstorming at the moment.  We'll talk more about it
later.

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Nice!


why not? :) I'm often using WDTK for my dump processing scripts, etc.


Yeah, we should probably remove it then.

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@spencerkimball: just a head's up that I've remove the manual stringify here.  It doesn't contain the replicaID, which might be important info.


As in the previous code, please continue using checked() around the operation blob.Length + 1 and wrap it in an overflow exception.


yo :v ty


ignore this :)


thanks for fixing this!


The running_check function provides this.


Yeah, I think eclipse auto added that for some reason; definitely shouldn't be there.


What this does is add an implicit npm run-script named `env`, so you can run `npm run env` and get a complete dump of the environment that's handed to run-scripts. To do what you're discussing, npm would need to switch its lifecycle runner to use something like @ForbesLindesay's [`win-spawn`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/win-spawn), which would be awesome, but which nobody has done (yet).


Also, it would be good to explicitly set the last char to (char)0 for both the arrays as done earlier, it makes the intentions clear :)


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Hm, how did that happen


although this seemingly achieves a desired function, from a coding perspective might (merge props {:start-import-fn start-import-fn :end-import-fn end-import-fn}) (and corresponding ((:start-import-fn props)) call and ((:end-import-fn props))  be preferred?


Added my information to the roll call.


Lol nice device tree falcon_device_tree xD
Btw hazy is dead. check github before adding falcon everywhere lol :P
btw i am falcon hazy mantainer xD


@csdodd `transport` cannot be null here due to the check on line 177. It was becoming null somewhere during the operation of the `send()` method in my observations. I could not track down exactly where, the calling flow is very complicated here.


There are actual .a files under version control?  Wouldn't these all be built?


Yayyyyyy
All the best for your thanks hunt buddy :)


Taylor Mussenden - musst248@newschool.edu


Thanks @convolu, good catch with the double dialog.

- fixed double dialog in `download`
- fixed dialog appearing in `install` at shutdown
- added flag clearing for urgent updates


Ok


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@christian-bromann It doesn't work for me at least :). After upgrading to 3.2.2 it stopped working. Debugged it and this line overwrites the `wdio.conf.js`. So running selenium standalone on another port stopped working. I don't have any command line arguments just
`node_modules/webdriverio/bin/wdio wdio.conf.js`


This one looks good.

What is the rationale for keeping the others?


what if we try to load with some imp black magic the sys.argv[0] and try to read the config value?
or we can think at a more general mechanism to put into the central Heppy so that the preprocessor is called with some option argument... cleaner perhaps?


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теперь min_id вычисляется на каждый запрос, а это лишний проход по индексу. Лучше убрать его вычисление к месту использования


Wonderful ! :+1:


no output

NO send data


@stoffeastrom ok, I will look into this again, thanks for letting me know!


I think I found the way, we don't want to specify the browsername into caps.setCapability("browserName", BROWSER_NAME_IE) because DesiredCapabilities.internetExplorer(); set the name for us.


I don't think we should rely on a network dependency here. Let's either continue to include Bootstrap as a dependency or save this file to the project for local usage.


Thanks to zzantozz!


Sjo


Yeah, great job! :D


sure! I am back home in about 3hrs

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I cannot remember where I read it belongs in the plugin section...
I am back at home in about an hour, can you post some logs to verify it? :)

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Thanks for the info on `win-spawn`. cc/ @benoror, this could be pretty handy for your lib until someone has time to work on implementing this in npm core.

@othiym23, is that something you'd be interested in implementing? My first impression is that it should be relatively simple by swapping [this](https://github.com/npm/npm/blob/master/lib/utils/spawn.js#L3) with a require to `win-spawn`, or perhaps (to reduce impact) just [this one](https://github.com/npm/npm/blob/master/lib/utils/lifecycle.js#L6).


This wasn't an issue before since Bootstrap provided a built CSS version for easy usage, but it looks like the bootstrap-sass version we switched to doesn't provide that file.

Great point about the network dependency - we might have to save this file to the project for local usage.


Why does this help? Current documentation at https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771242.aspx claims there is an implicit endlocal at the end of a script anyway. Does "exit code" mean a process exit code, or `ERRORLEVEL`? This claims a somewhat more complicated solution was necessary: https://bear.im/bearlog/2007/152/getting-the-exit-code-from-a-batch-file-that-is-run-from-a-python-program


We should avoid duplicating this logic


@dbleyenda vuelvo este cambio atrás por que se rompe el preview. Le tenemos que mandar el ID de la revision ya que si estamos ahi queremos ver esa, no la ultima publicada


@JoryHogeveen Thanks again. Please can you use the strict rule `!==` in the pull request. After this I will merge this.


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Just wanted to let you know that I think you've got the wrong Dave Wadden.
I'm not involved with this project.

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spurious i?


Ideally yes...but there were some included as part of the 'mingw' stuff which was just directly pulled from our old version control. So you can just add another line that allows those to have a special case (i.e. ignore override) and then also keep the ignore of all other .a files.


Fixed tests...
Test coverage: 22%. :smile:


This isn't used?


```
	WIN32_FIND_DATAW findData;
	HANDLE hFind;
	hFind = FindFirstFile(L"C:\\MyEmptyFolder", &findData);

	if (hFind == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
		printf("FindFirstFile error code = %d\n", GetLastError());
	else
		printf("Is empty and no error");
```
Result:
```
>Is empty and no error
```

MSDN
```
If the function fails or fails to locate files from the search string in the lpFileName parameter, the return value is INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE and the contents of lpFindFileData are indeterminate. To get extended error information, call the GetLastError function.
```
Nothing about empty.


It's on the road map, but the priority is low. If somebody wanted to put together a patch, we'd be happy to work to get it landed, but the team itself is probably booked up for the rest of the year (at least) with more important things.


`subset?` is actually used now, so I'll keep just that binding, but get rid of the racket/set require.


Understood. Thanks :-)


Changed kernel to AK derived


Instead of patching this, can you override the behavior (instead of calling into the parent)


New toolchain to avoid Play Service Crash


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Thanks for updating the PR. All related changes have been integrated :)

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> duplicate flags if the variable already contains them. This is especially
> problematic for cache variables but not limited to them. For example,
> imagine your CFLAGS environment variable is set to "-march=native -Wall".
> Without the macro, the first invocation of cmake will result in "-Wall"
> being listed twice. If the variables are forced cache values, then each
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Perfect :)


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\o/


looks good to me. I would put the priority of the default implemenation to `Priority.LOWEST`


you have to add the class to the Html.DropDownList(), as you see the plain html <select> statement has the col-xs-pull-1 class attribute, i don't see that in your dropdownlist control. You try that?


It is submitted, but we accept it if they don't fill it out.


you mean Thursday the 10th? or Wednesday the 9th?


Cool


@rodgers Thanks mate you are also doing great jop .no doubt. yeah i got what you mean. i hate that kind of bloody kangers . they made ton of mistakes and they are deserves a good lesson


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"I have now learnt" -- typo


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

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Ah ok (:


ça me va


develop (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2300 of 2337 tests passed)

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inicio de evento


Haha! Thank you @koradiavatsal @KreAch3R @CallMeAldy !


SEguro?


correct the spell name


make button to text mapping more clear. e.g. the button name for "7" could be number7Button


The name of the PR says 2.4.1 by the way ;)


@graimundo go ahead and merge it!


Added all members names to readme


can you change this to a for loop. Observe that this is same code triggered with different buttons. Just change it to for loop and it will make your class look cleaner.


#UsersAreDumb


Adding Bossy UI logo to readme


Cheers!


how's retrofit?


Fixed the logo it wasn't referencing the right file.


Move the sum/subtraction etc functions to a different lib, and call them on event listener. Do basic validation on text before performing action.


You mean implementing this only when we expose to routes?


Yes, so that client-side renders, after the first, don't send the old data cache to subsequent requests.


thanks


pull aceito


This will be a surprise for more than a few people ;)


nano would be great


At the moment the hook must return a valid tiddler object.


this is the first commit in quite awhile.  I had noticed a but where, if the user clicked on a new icon image while the marquee icon (the icon image currently displayed in the marquee position - and yes I made that up) the placement animation gets screwed up and looks to the user like a muddled mess.  Fixed it by adding a new boolean to prevent any animation action until the replacement animation is complete


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Hi, yes, it's James Smith.


Looking over the code, I see that I already ensured that keys were lower-case in the vast majority of cases. I've fixed the few where I did not. The case-related changes shouldn't be necessary, therefore (unless, of course, you caught a bug). I'm going to comment on all of your commits though, to be sure that I haven't missed something.


@graysky2, Correct me if I'm wrong in something

Nope, running_check only check if browser started before psd has been started
This code, block browser startup, if user try to start browser, while psd are initializing

//Example, Awesome and Xorg in runned under user rights, Awesome and Xorg, can finish startup before psd has finished it also.
Then i will try to run browser, and catch case:
1. PSD Check, browser not started, continue
2. mv $DIR $BACKUP
3. Browser started
4. $DIR created -> i get empty profile and must fix this by hand.
5. PSD try: ln -s $TMP $DIR -> failed
Time between steps:
1->2: <200ms
2->5: >30s

With patch:
1. PSD Check, browser not started, continue
2. mv $DIR $BACKUP
3. Browser started -> can't open/read/write data, fail to start, show windows & etc, user press click, click, click to icon
4. PSD unlink $DIR
5. PSD ln -s $TMP $DIR
Time between steps:
1->2: <200ms
2->4 >30s
4->5 <100ms

It's just allow to:
1. Make it asyncronous, psd can start in background and not block booting by 'oneshot' type
2. Make initializing of psd more atomic because we get only 3 states: browser profile not moved, moved & not synced, moved & synced.


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I can help fix this, if you want it back


Hi Feng
After i apply patch and upload in test server i have a problem
after up imq0 up interface stop ping to machine no log no error
after down imq0 ping run again and login to machine without any problem.

after up imq1 i not see any problem but may be other problem or locking....

best regards,

m.

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@acapola
When is the result when you run this code using your test empty directory? You should get the same result. Otherwise you have to check the path in Mirror like I requested you to do.


This looks good. There's just one place where I see a simpler way to do things and I've commented on those particular lines.


Final pr: Defaulting values
Example: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/13489/files#diff-8cfb8e3e0f97c0e401a293db2e9d6b4fL16

Context: Add a defaulting function to defaults.go that iterates all the ServiceRefs and assigns a namespace="default" to all service refs that don't have one.


First pr: Basic ingress point resource
Example:
Context: This pr checks in the ingresspoint resource into the experimental branch


Simpler to do `if 'external' not in attribstr.lower():`


This isn't necessary with the change I made below.


The normal way to do this in flocker (I think), is to build the list first and then wrap it in `flocker.common.gather_deferreds`.


I can understand not treating an improper install of wine as 'acceptable', but not using the return code of john's run???

Or are we getting a return code listing that wine could not launch the exe or wine itself was not functional ?   If so, possibly there is some 'range' of return codes we could 'soft ignore', while still catching when john has tests that are failures.


iCloud support


Hi Nicefella Thank you for sharing this amazing graphic. I have a question about this sunburst QlikSense Graphic
How can I make the label show up on server? It was shown on desktop version, but for some reason, it is not showing on server.
If it possible, can you please contect me at alex.gibson@us.pwc.com, I have couple more questions about this graphic.

Thank you for your help.


How to get the PVP version of this game i just can install https://github.com/browserquest/BrowserQuest this but there is no PVP. what to do?


In terms of normal git workflow it's a bit weird to copy paste between repos like this.  Probably better to fork and then rebase whatever patches you want on the fork.  Or, just commit your experiments to the main repo either on master or on a branch (oops, you didn't have commit access, but I just gave it to you).


That's much more clear, thanks.

Now that I better understand what's going on, would it be possible to have a retry loop here that stops retrying at 10s? The reason I ask is that this test as written will always take more than 10s, even when it's not necessary.


5110_stdbaropress_sealevel (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1308 of 1308 tests passed)

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Cleaned distribution and changed to autotools build system, mostly as Tomas have previously created in the dev branch.


Thanks much for the feedback.

I'm thankful that I wrote this in 2012 vs. 2015, phew.

:hamburger:


missed one!

https://github.com/acozine/sufia-ansible/blob/198e0192ccf1b66523e1a4c43c15b8d57924dd99/roles/app-config/templates/logrotate-rails.j2#L1


I'm... unclear on the premise of the question. Why should there be a guarantee that this module will have imported another particular module and exposed it as a certain attribute?


Tidier to make the previous two lines
```python
                        names = [decl.strip().lower() for decl in ford.utils.paren_split(',',match.group(2))]
                        self.variables = [var for var in self.variables if var.name.lower() not in names]
```


Using `add_with_port_collision_retry` wasn't an option?


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Thank you for report, please update and check...


@jfoug this is a temporary step involved in making the CI setup a bit more stable.

Also, the testing shouldn't be impacted much at all because we still have 3 other build configurations which undergo testing.

The idea of testing the range of return codes sounds cool (compared to redirecting the -test=0 output to a file, and doing grep on "FAILED") :+1:


Encode to which coding? I suppose it is `utf-8` but would be great if it is explicit.


I used an "or" because I wasn't sure EWA worked well when it needed to downscale in one of the directions. I'm still not sure.


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Ok,

Sem conexão ontem, mas testo essa ideia hoje. Quando eu testei, não foi direto no código;  eu alterei chamando o método no REPL.


This results in the `upstream` directory being removed. This doesn't seem to be a good idea as it leaves the git checkout in a weird state.


Reasoning:

 - numbers for .md files and section directories are needed for ordering
 - this is not needed for the examples, as the order is defined by the markdown
 - if we add a new section or page, this allows us to just use 'mv', no need to modify content


El patrón Singleton garantiza que una clase sólo tenga una instancia y proporciona un punto de acceso global a ésta instancia.

Algunos problemas de singleton
Varios clientes distintos precisan referenciar a un mismo elemento y debemos asegurarnos de que no hay más de una instancia de ese elemento.


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Make this:
```
PathList []PathRef{}
type PathRef struct {
  Domain string
  Path string
  Service ServiceRef
}
```

Expect some back and forth on naming and the exact structure from reviewers here, but this is good enough for a first cut.


Hmm))
Ok. i'm try..


It's great you're including notes on what didn't work. All too often forgotten.


Remove TLSTermination, we can get that in later.


I think it would be best if `.git` is also excluded here. Otherwise git gets a bit confused about those directories and won't clean them.


`webapp2` is not listed as an `install_requires` dependency, which means it may not be installed (except, presumably on GAE).  See #302 for discussion.


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 20 more failed tests, see build details
```


Did you run this? It doesn't seem to return the auc value as expected? Thanks!


@feiming No worries it happens! It isn't outlined anywhere currently so we just let people know and ask that they don't do it again.


LGTM


Oh, wow. Thanks!


Again, the auc column comes out empty.


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```


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Third commit/Pr: Kubectl printer
Example: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/13406
Scope: kubectl
Context: This gives the user a way to look at the formatter version of the ingresspoint resource. It will mean commands like kubectl get ingresspoints or kubectl get inp will work.


expect some back and forth about the format, this is good for first cut.


Ooops, didn't mean to commit directly to master


You should probably test if the hdf variable is nil instead of File.exists?, the Dir.glob should only return file names that exist on the system and an empty array otherwise.  In which case the first will return nil.


Why not use list comprehension? I don't particularly like keeping `filter`.


It seems odd to make ChromaFilter return RGB or YUV depending on which constructor you use.

As far as I can tell ChromaFilter should return RGB by necessity (however it was created). If you want this to be consistent with CreateChromaFilter, then CreateChromaFilter should return RGB as well. That wouldn't be too hard to do.


develop (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2318 of 2337 tests passed)

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sort-dictonary sort the dict with the case insensitive option while the check is case sensitive -> fails always on new install


Qué bien!


This Pr/commit: Expose ingresspoint s through master experimental api.
Scope: master.go, ingresspoint/etcd.go, ingresspoint/rest.go
Example: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/13347/files
Context: This exposes the resource added in your first pr through the master. Adding the kubectl printers allows you to view this resource.


Bu ne


This is already accounted for with the `argname` boolean. In this version of the code it wasn't case insensitive, but I've since fixed that.


This looks good.


wtf!


si es un cambio genial!


this fails as on a system with no previously installed codespell the /usr/local/share/codespell/dictionary.txt doesnt exists. Add commands to make the directory and copy the files?
I could make a patch if there's intrest?


This should no longer be necessary, although I may be wrong in this case.


Actually I hate more `lambda` than `filter`, but that is just some personal preference of mine.


FYI, S1 is immutable, so it doesn't need a `new` operation in `IO`.  We can just have `emptyS1` as a pure value.


This is a bug which I have already fixed since the last release.


Likewise for `putS1`, it's a pure operation that returns a fresh S1 value.


I have a Webcam that's much higher quality than our pathetic thing we got
chugging on our robot right now, and after doing some research, should be
compatible with the RoboRIO and SmartDashboard. Should I bring it next
meeting to try it out?

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i'd say it's more about the compiler and standard library support. see http://clang.llvm.org/cxx_status.html, (search for thread_local). so probably could use the macro of `__GLIBCXX__` to enable/disable `thread_local`?


Você esqueceu de atualizar o .gitignore antes do primeiro commit


+1, there are some more observations and conclusions that should be noted.


Issue4530UpdateIDDandIORefDOAToZonalUnits (wfbuhl) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1833 of 1833 tests passed)

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Bad to delete gitignore. I cannot put patch if u delete it -i need it


ptz


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```
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```


@Liryna
FindFirstFile returned a handle to the "C:\\MyEmptyFolder" directory and findData contains information about it. You should use "C:\\MyEmptyFolder\\*" search pattern. And even then the FindFirstFile function will return a valid handle with information about "."
Sorry for my poor English.


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preciso deletar o repositório agora?


You also need PIR sensor:  5V in pin 2 GND in pin 6 and OUT in pin 7


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This is largely handled thanks to lower-case keys in the dicts, so long as `call` is made lower-case. I've fixed this in my own branch of the code.


não, basta você atualizar o gitignore e depois remover do versionamento os
arquivos que não deveriam estar lá.

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>
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The directionality of this is a little weird.  It seems to initiate some kind of transition and it doesn't care which.  In principle, the state may have changed between the observation of the thread that decides to call `initiateTransition`, and the `readIORef` in the beginning of `initiateTransition`....


Great program works good on CyanogenMod 12.1 helps with WiFi and Mobile Data


ok


The redundant data is real


Excellent work, JR! Very thorough. :+1:


I'm with @andreyloktev. The INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE should only be returned if the path does not exist or the pattern does not return any folder including . and ..


That is because of it being in a class. The first is normally self a refrance to the class.


Windows


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```
Palaso.Tests.dll: Palaso.Tests.Progress.ConsoleProgressTests.LongRunningMethodUsingConsoleHandler_ProducesLog: <no details avaliable>

```


Yeah, that didn't work, didn't actually watch the test run before pushing the code out.  Further fix pushed out.


@expertmaksud, thanks for the submission. Some questions:

1. What is `id`? What is it supposed to do?
1. Does it work? If so, is there a way we could easily tell?


@devknoll good catch, technically yes!


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less code ... Pretty good


Альзо, теперь `max-height` списка ссылок вычисляется правильно, и появление двух скроллеров при вызове окна практически исключено.
И само видео теперь всегда по центру окна.


Is this intended to be called at subscribe time rather than at `request(1)` time?


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```
Palaso.Tests.dll: Palaso.Tests.reporting.ErrorReportTests.Properties_ContainDesktopEnvironment: <no details avaliable>

```


shortened


jdjd


Merci de ton aide.

Malheureusement j'ai fais un commit supplémentaire et je ne peux accepter ton pull request. Peut tu le modifier par rapport à la dernière version ?

Merci ;)


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Cheers, Jeremy! Glad you've become a little more "oriented" as the week has progressed. I agree--the classmates are great. :+1:


OK


А нельзя ли дать классы этим элементам?


Tak pamiętam. Przyjdzie nie niego czas :)


#4672-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem-with-heating-coil-but-blank-heating-supply-flow-fields-does-not-heat (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1831 of 1839 tests passed)

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Create it again.


No need to call `format`. `checkArgument` accepts a format string and arguments, and will interpolate the values lazily.


Hold shift while hovering your mouse over the other player, and you'll be able to attack him/her


@dietzc agreed


Not sure if this is legit... the intervals are only one base each.


rax retry tests


fyd jest wykorzystywane do obl. fywd (poprawiłem tam błąd: zamiast fyd było fyk). Dzięki!


Great idea. Once I get joint client kit working, I'll add that to the backlog.


you mean Thursday the 10th? or Wednesday the 9th?


super, měl jsem v plánu to dát do views, ale super


This is changed to build a dataProvider for each field returned; the main benefit of this is it will avoid empty dataProviders if none are present.


Ok, this will be where all the action is vis a vis our discussions about "snapshotting".

We have a pointer to S2, and we have an (always empty) S1, but this type signature doesn't make sense yet because we cannot mutate S1 from here.  We need to mutate the IORef at the top of the hybrid.

As I understand your proposal for snapshotting, `copyBA` will traverse S2, issuing reads and ALSO writing `Copied` into each entry that it reads.  But, as it iterates, it can still race with inserts.  That's where there needs to be some further synchronization protocol between the inserts and the copyBA iteration.

For example, in LVish we solved this problem for synchronizing between freeze and put operations.

 * The put operations mark an inexpensive thread-local bit, as well as reading a shared address indicating the state of the structure as awhole.
 * The (expensive) freeze operation -- which snapshots, just like `copyBA` in this case -- is responsible for marking the status address to say "no more modifications", as well as reading the thread-local status bits of *every* thread.

You can check out the code here to see it in action:

https://github.com/iu-parfunc/lvars/blob/64e38e2752312cdd9e17449ace6a4ab4d66c379b/haskell/lvish/Internal/Control/LVish/SchedIdempotent.hs#L381


Lo dejamos fuera por ahora. Less is more.


IMO adding `ErrorCodes` as a separate container for codes collection looks excess. Take a look at [cordova-plugin-media/MediaError.js](https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-media/blob/master/www/MediaError.js)


:+1: Got this working with circe, and I'll update and publish a new snapshot as soon as the release is available.


@LevelbossMike: I'm not really a Broccoli expert, maybe you can help. I need to get the output of the `yuidocTree` (specifically the `data.json` that yuidoc generates when parsing the api docs) to feed it into this tree (see line 49 - I need to read the file so I can make it's data available for my handlebars templates to build the docs from it). How do I do that? I can't really figure it out…


woo hoo!  Got in just under the wire! :)


Double-dash was reverted.

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Building a `WebResource` for each appropriate `objects/object/file`, *only if* a `@url` is present. Using DSL methods to select the first value.


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Has error, fixed by the next commit 2788edee


STOP THAT. JUST FUCKING STOP IT.


Building a `WebResource`, as with `object`.


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Thanks.  I've been on a big push to get native static builds working in the
ParaViewSuperbuild with a slew of different compilers.  I'm almost done and
I'll get the static_deps branch updated as soon as my commit to CMake makes
it to cmake/master.

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Dzięki raz jeszcze! Sokoli wzrok masz :)


:+1:  can i enable that without holding shift?


@FilipeMaia Is there any reproducible code where `self.idx.arr` is becoming `int` ?


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What is the purpose of `name` field? The name of error could be easily extracted from `CordovaError` class dynamically by value, if necessary.


Building a `Collection` for each `parentRecordGroup` OR `parentCollection` title. Alternatively, we could do:

```ruby
collection :class => DPLA::MAP::Collection,
                  :each => record.field('description', 'item | itemAv | fileUnit',
                                        'parentSeries',
                                        'parentRecordGroup | parentCollection'),
                  :as => :coll do
  title coll.field('title') #.first_value (?)
end
```


nit: this is equal to `events.on('verbose', logger.verbose)`, no?


I said no such thing! you have no proof!


A little sneak peak for whoever may see it :+1:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11202073/9771470/ba55ed88-5736-11e5-8506-de57b9838631.png)


Your .in does not match the .out. I was not sure if this was intentional, but I thought I would mention it.


Don't forget to remove this code before sending a PR


Confirmed, now getting 2048 in download. Only seeing ~1000 (this varies with query) in the displayed top left list in the browser, but I think this is okay- that's the "deduplicated by taxon pair" number, isn't it?


Rejecting publishers inline.

I wasn't able to make sense of the `contributor-display`/`Most Recent` instructions referenced above, as with `Creator`. I'm pretty sure the removed `#make_contributor` is removing fields more aggressively than we would want. @guegueng, can you clarify this?


Whew! I didn't even consider this. Good point! Any ideas on how to do this well?


Avoiding empty creators & creators with multiple names.


@RamiroV borre el .flatten No entendí muy bien porque lo pusiste porque conditions es una lista plana, y el flatten te devolvería la misma lista plana


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Yes

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See `LibraryUtils` and `java.util.jar.Attributes.Name.IMPLEMENTATION_VERSION`


The reason (good or bad) for not stopping on a failure is that it's possible for the optimizer to (for example) choose bad values of elastic properties and the simulation fail at startup.  In this case, a NaN is returned and we hope the optimizer chooses the properties differently the next iteration.  The option to stop is good, though I'm not sure if make it the default.  I would, however, change the halt_on_err block to come just after the caught exception and just re-raise it.  You will skip the unnecessary (in this case) parsing of the trace back and you give the user to catch the exception downstream.  Also, a call to sys.exit will cause the Python kernel to quit in interactive and notebook sessions.


Could just do `self.name = params[:name] if params[:name]` if remote update succeeds? (And for email as well?)


yeahhh i can see it.... it should say completed.....


Then this is ready, PTAL

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I think the delivery of this library is an packaging issue. In the first alpha I copied the library from an old ubuntu version to the inexor release bin folder and it worked well. This quickfix may only work on current ubuntu and debian versions.


@RamiroV  Esto creo que anda porque los test son con objetos, ya que si los probas en clases te devolverían métodos de clase y no de instancia. A las clases habría que hacerle el instances_private/public_methods


I think so... does this give the ability to change (for example) the test case size on a single property (test)? Usually 100 is fine. There are a few expensive tests where 10 can take a long time... or where 1,000 would still only cover a small slice of the potential range.

So... how would I apply this to a single property or forAll? (Would be a REALLY nice thing to point out in the tutorial – very common need I think).


it doesn't make any damn sense


@mikestreety feel free to add as many tags as apply to your plugin, just make sure that they are on the [list of supported tags](https://github.com/himynameisdave/postcss-plugins/blob/master/docs/tags.md). There's no need for ones like `"postcss"` because we know these are all PostCSS plugins.


```python
import ctypes as ct

class Foo(ct.Structure):
    _fields_ = [("bar", ct.c_void_p)]
    def __init__(self, value):
        self.bar = ct.c_void_p(value)
        print type(self.bar)
        print type(ct.c_void_p(value))

Foo(1)
```


cool :D


asw_prov poprawione, ssw_prov do zrobienia na kiedyś


I was missing a commit as I lost signal on the train :)


hummmmmm HEY lol dafuq?
i don't have time to cross check, but if hazy is dead, we will take it off from server to take an active one no?


Thanks for taking a peek. And yes, the download includes all individual records whereas the visual widgets (table, hairbundle and wheel) include deduplicated (or distinct) interactions. Please feel free to update the wiki documentation in case this is not clear.


The (perhaps?) heavy-handed way would just be to re-fetch the recipient from DocuSign after a successful update (assuming they don't pass back the full recipient data after an update). But then of course that adds another API call regardless of whether or not it's actually needed (incurring extra latency and using 1 of our 1000 for the hour).

The lighter approach would just be to update the attributes here in our Hancock::Recipient instance. It's conceivable that this could get out of touch with what's at DocuSign (perhaps there's another app/user modifying the same recipient at DocuSign), but I'd be tempted to go with this method unless others have a concern about this.


Seem we should use listed namesapces when not specified, since they are « default and well known » ones. As you already do in cds. Freebox just follow this spec in an optimistic way :)

"For example, action arguments which refer to CDS properties, such as the SearchCriteria argument of the Search() action or the Filter argument of the Browse() action, MUST use the predefined namespace prefixes when referring to CDS properties (“upnp:”, “dc:”, etc).
All of the namespaces used in this specification are listed in the Tables “Namespace Definitions” and “Schema-related Information”. "

> Le 9 sept. 2015 à 15:22, Olivier Oeuillot <notifications@github.com> a écrit :
>
> http://upnp.org/specs/av/UPnP-av-ContentDirectory-v3-Service.pdf <http://upnp.org/specs/av/UPnP-av-ContentDirectory-v3-Service.pdf>


I believe an easy fix for always having pvp on is to set all "game.pvpFlag" to true;

So change these lines:
client/js/main.js:311:                	    game.pvpFlag = event.shiftKey;
client/js/main.js:363:            	    game.pvpFlag = event.shiftKey;
client/js/main.js:468:                    game.pvpFlag = false;

To:
client/js/main.js:311:                	    game.pvpFlag = true;
client/js/main.js:363:            	    game.pvpFlag = true;
client/js/main.js:468:                    game.pvpFlag = true;

I don't have an environment running now to try it out though, but it should hopefully work for you.


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```
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@recena I was out of Office until today. I will upload some Screenshots tomorrow.


Here please correct to `(s.disp >> 16) > 0` or simply `(s.disp >> 16)`


Hmm.. So this is not a bug in ArrayFire then..


No, it's a "feature" of ctype structures.


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thanks


Some work is left to do, here. `coverageDates` are not handled. This probably requires a new DSL method at the level of the `ValueArray`. Spitballing:

```ruby
date :class => DPLA::MAP::TimeSpan,
         :each => record.field('description', 'item | itemAv | fileUnit')
                            .if_field('coverageDates').else([the remainder of the fields as specified below])
         :as => :date_struct do
  providedLabel date_struct.map { |d| make_date_provided_label(d) } #.first_value (?)
  self.begin dates.field('coverageStartDate').map { |d| date_string(d.node) }
  self.end dates.field('coverageEndDate').map { |d| date_string(d.node) }
```

`#if_field` could store a copy of the current `ValueArray`, and `#else` would recover from that point if the value is empty. That would allow for cases like `record.field('blah').if_field('skip_flag').reject_attribute('skip_me').else('some', 'fields')`.


Hello @gunturtif , you can train the data running the command:

    python nnids.py -m 2
or
    python nnids.py --mode 2

Any question feel free to ask. Thanks


@FilipeMaia Considering that `Index` might be used in an external project (like afnumpy), should I include methods `create_index` and `delete_index` instead of an additional class (`Index4`) in arrayfire ?

If I did this, the `Index` class would be an made internal and would be accessible through create and delete.


How about spelling it like this?

```python
if kind in ('city', 'town'):
```


*Ped


`Priority.VERY_LOW_PRIORITY` probably.


*Player


Temporal is not mapped in the spreadsheet. I think this is related to the conversation on the PR at https://github.com/dpla/heidrun-mappings/pull/14/files#r33054838.


(I keep asking myself why I thought putting the `_PRIORITY` suffix on all those constants made any sense at all...)


Its dead, its active only in nexus forums. doesn't boot on any other devices, remove it :+1:
btw lol falcon_device_tree is weird xD


You added empty space after this code, this code shouldn't be changed.


:+1: Love the enthusiasm! It will be interesting to see how we all handle combining JS, CSS & HTML in the coming weeks..


@skyhighwings thanks @skyhighwings


Shouldn't `s.index` be the destination register only when `s.index.isValid()` and `s.base` be the destination register when `s.disp >> 16`?


`cleanValue` was legacy from formID (removed from master)

https://github.com/dimagi/Vellum/commit/4fa2b6eab576529d5561761cba20ffd6d3dd049b


just calling the note directly. @markbreedlove is there a reason we pushed this to a method? The method seems merely to grab `note`.


checkbox doesn't listen for `keyup`. both checkboxes and inputs listen for `change`


This cannot work. The V is not passed to the method signature...

Why are we using K, V? Why not Object, Object?


This commit got reverted anyway cause it didn't work :(


changed to check for existence. was following previous style https://github.com/dimagi/Vellum/commit/4fa2b6eab576529d5561761cba20ffd6d3dd049b


FYI, server_tag appears a second time in the description.


Yup, that's a lot better, thanks! & Apologies for my rusty Python. :smile:


was going to add a test, but the extra pop when dragging a date makes things difficult in tests

https://github.com/dimagi/Vellum/commit/609a743e808339e7dda255026a4123a99435d9c5


when users download and extract the master branch, its called "dnppy-master" not "dnppy" which means setuptools wasn't able to find the correct folder. the new code should allow any foldername with dnppy setup files inside to be used.


:+1: Great thoughts on the first week! I too need to slow it down when it comes to writing code


Thanks. Perhaps the `package_deps` function could gain an `include_pkgs` argument, defaulting to `FALSE` but set to `TRUE` when called from `dev_package_deps`?


this is from when i thought adding case autocomplete was going to be easier

https://github.com/dimagi/Vellum/commit/dd9c0400bfdaa65c875f15bafca172d0451e0dec


missing ";".


"js keycode" as well?


Not all PIC(s) that are being activated have to be corrected to a switch.


It's pretty good! Wait til you see me try to write some c++!


Too many nested `if` statements. Consider factoring the code below into a separate function:
```javascript
message = thing instanceof Error ? formatError(thing) : thing;
```


So you would always explicitly manage the indices? That sounds like a step back. What's the advantage over having Index4 also available externally?


Do we have test for that?


1. Both AR and apps need to limit mysql2 to their known-interoperable versions.
2. AR can't depend on mysql2, so AR needs an optional dep on mysql2 with <requirements>. The only possibility is runtime gem activation.
3. Apps does directly depend on mysql2, so it can state the dep and requirements in Gemfile.

I'd conclude that the best route is to write version deps to Gemfile when apps are generated. Thereafter, app authors are in charge of upgrades, as with any other library.

Please do investigate 😁 See https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/master/railties/lib/rails/generators/app_base.rb#L163-L167 — add current version requirements to the list, test, and you're done.


This looks great! Give me a little time to read through it and I'll get it merged in.


OK


`message = thing`?


https://github.com/dimagi/Vellum/blob/41ef12e86479283172759f593570b5d3713126ff/src/saveToCase.js#L88

Making keyvalue input support bubbles is going to take some more work (and I'm not sure how bad the memory/performance would be when having 3 * x rich text bubbles (where x is # of properties being updated))


:+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:  :+1:


This is inside `_.filter`


Looks like brackets are unnecessary here


Maybe add the bit about passing in the backend here too -- the error message is not very helpful since it swallows the exception


OK want to submit a PR on just this update?


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Anyway we prefer one or more commits per task


Since PHPS2 was done to be the 'example' semi-thin format (prior to the compiler), I left it as is, which is that only PHPS hashes are valid.  In the older PHPS format, it handles either PHPS or dynamic_6 hashes (as long as they are 3 byte salts.


guess I should revert this change and the below one


Tak, tak - podstawowe wyniki to vrdc, vrdmax, vrdcs, errors i info. Reszta to w zasadzie to wyniki, które będą wrzucane do tabelki. Poprawiłem to w punching.py (mamy obecnie podstawowe wyniki).
Właściwie wszystkie te wyniki (podstawowe i te z tabeli) będą zapisywane w bazie (tj. do odtworzenia). Tutaj nie mam jeszcze jasności, więc wstrzymajmy się z tym, a za to uruchomimy skutecznie nasze aktualne obliczenia.
Testy przygotuję - mam już materiały do tego.


Adelia, please format this file and any other file using pep8 standard https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/. I somehow missed this in the earlier review. Sorry about the late comment.


ScriptCSS + Ctrl+F + ` > `

Count: 52 matches

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ok will speak with others....but hey,  stop it now, both of you ok? beginners wanna build all the roms for all devices in first times, and u guyz did the same, and still doing; so u know exactly how i am, don't look for troubles, i help him as i helped you, just don't forget that ;)


We actually have the camera resolution turned down on purpose to save bandwidth.

Unless you want to use it with the oDroid for vision tracking.
![](http://i.imgur.com/pv78UPN.gif)


Comment should have been:

Update to bouncycastle 1.52


PS. Chciałem dziś zamiast korzystania ze słownika użyć list (por. komentarz w consts.py), ale po tym jak to ogarnąłem, zorientowałem się, że to nie pójdzie, to c_class mamy jako type a nie po indeksach :/


Closes #40


PS.2 OrderedDict badałem od wczoraj , ale zostawię to na inny dzień :)


Will do. Will update the list tomorrow. FYI I think the postcss one was
added automatically when I did the start script.
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@phillip-hopper Did you make these changes? I'm not sure where they came from. When I tried to do a "git pull" it had me merge into development, and it looks like this was part of it. Should these lines, and others in this commit to door43obs be done?


Annotations w/o `@` are deprecated and now all annotations should starts with char in upper case


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 20 more failed tests, see build details
```


What's the use case for this, outta curious ?


Or maybe something more like:

`record.field('blah').if.field('skip_flag').reject_attribute('skip_me').else.field('some', 'fields')`

Where `#if` stores the current array, and `#else` either eats everything after it or recovers to the stored values, depending on the state when called.

In that case, we could store the root node at the start, allowing recovery w/out an explicit `#if` call.

`record.field('optional_field').else.field('some', 'fields')`


Oops, did not realize that; will fix.


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I would rephrase it something like
```
Ubuntu 14.04 does not support C++14 at this time, however they maintain a ppa on lauchpad which provide clang and gcc versions that do support C++14
```


*"header text"* should be wrapped with an ``h1`` tag, since it's going to be the main title for the page.


@ilanbiala ...I think I don't understand what you mean


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest.testDemoMeasureStore: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 20 more failed tests, see build details
```


Hey Chandana, is there a reason that you replace the spring:message tag with hardcoded text? If not, I would put it back in. In case we want to internationalize the application later, it'll be less work.


should be "Ansible connection port " same for the rest


I'm having a hard time visualizing a way to provoke an immediate blowup. The problem would be dead layers piling up. I guess a test would be something that got wrecked by merging the dead scopes after the try/catch... but easier would just be to print something that showed the scopes piling up, maybe the depth of the scope stack.

Wondering if this unwinding is needed in the other places where exceptions are used to trap control flow as well.

(When I wrote the comment I was thinking that a throw from the middle of a local function might also contribute a dead VarScope, but on second thought, control constructs wouldn't throw past a function boundary. So I do think we're talking about LexScopes only.)


Not the first thing that comes on your mind.
Sahars patch seemed logical.


what do you mean by
> (not building yet on  gcc)

?


What will motivate or instruct future committers making changes to either of these two places, to make sure the two places in code that have a version spec always match?

Especially since mysql2 does not use semver so far as we know, and we have no reason in particular to think 0.5.0 will be backwards incompatible with 0.4.0 (0.4.0 was apparently not backwards incompat with 0.3.0, so we have some reason to think 0.5.0 will be similar...)

...why not just remove the upwards bound on the optional dependency in mysql2_adapter?

There aren't any great solutions here. Anyway, sorry I can not commit to making the PR to copy-paste the version spec to the generator too.


for testing the GIT process with local MASTER, DEV and remote MASTER, DEV


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You should write tests for dependencies.


Ah. I think i see what was going on here. `'generalNote` might be the terminal field, or it might require `note`. Maybe this is another case for the `#else` construction proposed above.

`field(..., 'generalNote`).if.field('note').else` ?


I think a better sentence will be `We will email instructions on how to reset password to the supplied email address`


I think we aren't expecting people to use this too much.

Right now the only bubbles that are being bubbled should be the ones that are drag+droppable from the left pane. (/data/ references with filters and case references with > 1 filter or doesn't reference the session don't get bubbled)

https://github.com/dimagi/Vellum/blob/dd9c0400bfdaa65c875f15bafca172d0451e0dec/tests/richText.js#L205-L217

On the chance something unintentionally gets bubbled it provides a quick way for users to turn off/turn on without going to other pages. I think the end goal would be something like old gmail where you click the bubble and it shows the whole reference and when you click away it will show you something more readable.

@amsagoff @ctsims might be able to comment more if I'm missing something or if they'd prefer an app or domain toggle


SORT_ARGS variable was created to share the arguments to be given to the sort tool. I think I later forgot to use it on sort-dictionary


Actually this came from test.door43.org when I did a "git pull" to get the latest. Were any changes made there?


Can I ask, why remove the dependency on underscore? Obviously you don't *really* need it for that particular function, but do you think it's also too brittle to rely on those libs that Sense packs in?


Wonder whether I don't need the same kind of lazy cleanup like what I've done in `Eh107Cache` (but from the `EhcacheCachingProvider` this time), so that I'd need these flag to check whether we're out of sync.


so it is... :blush:


Looks good :+1:  :+1:  In this sentence "of" is mispelled "od" :  ``The null which only has one vaule od "intetionally empty".``


Exacto, en workspace se muestra la ultima revision y en el portal la ultima
revisada.

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comment


I think this should be UAF-387 instead of UAR-387


Fixed in 02e98663981db49a59b0be2289d0fca8b8228394


Thanks for the open discussion.

Let’s assume for the moment that the implementation is both proper and performant.

The question is what, if anything, would such an implementation preclude?

I thought it precluded `method_missing` implementations. But it does not.

Let’s assume that I subclass Hashie::Mash and want to implement `method_missing`.

Per best practices, I implement `method_missing` and `respond_to_missing?` to catch certain method names.

For example, let's catch all method names with a prefix of `x_` and do something special that is not setting a key in the Mashie.

If `respond_to_missing?` returns `true` for `x_*`, then safe assignment catches that as an error. Specifically,

object[:x_method_name]

yields an exception.

I wrote this:

```
  context 'method_missing' do
    class MashWithSafeAssignmentMethodMissing < Hashie::Mash
      include Hashie::Extensions::Mash::SafeAssignment

      def method_missing(method_name, *args, &block)
        return unless respond_to_missing?(method_name)

        # do something special
        #
        true
      end

      def respond_to_missing?(method_name, include_all = true)
        method_name.to_s =~ /^x_[[:alpha:]]+(=)?$/
      end
    end

    subject { MashWithSafeAssignmentMethodMissing.new }

    specify 'does it work' do
      expect(subject).to be_respond_to(:x_name)
      expect(subject.x_name).to be_truthy
      expect { subject[:x_name] = :eh }.to raise_error(ArgumentError)
      expect { subject.x_name = :eh }.to raise_error(ArgumentError)
    end
  end
```

I will say it is odd(?) that line `expect { subject.x_name = :eh }.to raise_error(ArgumentError)` does not work.

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I don't think this is the right reason for the fail. In this rule we are just replacing the default dictionary in the codespell.py file. However we are in no way depending on the installed location. Anyway, feel free to send a patch that fixes things for you.


I love it! Great tie-in to the Gladwell stuff--really puts things in perspective. :) :+1:


Thanks Sheehan! I'll take a look at all the release notes for v0.4 shortly.
One question, what is the intent of `diagonalmatrixtype`? I'm concerned about the `Operator` case. Seems like it doesn't have a method.


I deleted this to upload a newer Homework 1.  Now, there are problems that I am running into.  Please advise.  Thanking you!


Maybe we should pass the state file name into stop-sqm and expand there? This is getting long...


The `createTestPath( .. )` method is a large machinery to find (read-only) test sources in a particular - not versioned - location. In this case I think the following should be enough:
```python
sfile = "local_config.txt"
local_config.writeLocalConfigFile( sfile )
self.assertTrue( os.path.isfile( sfile ))
```

Observe the use of `os.path.isfile( )` instead of `os.path.exists( )` - the former will return `False` for a directory; which in this case (quite often actually ...) is a better test than just checking if a file system entry exists at all.


:( I missed this typo when I checked the pull. I'll fix this later


Sure if the database is ready, I can explain my logic tomorrow when I come
in. Please push when you have a chance so I can match the parameters in my
calls to the name of and fields in your database. I have already forked so
you can overwrite the changes in my latest commit.
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> In any case, I couldn't figure out how you were thinking about the call to
> the database populating the specific pages. We might have to sit down with
> it.
> Dan
>
> On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 11:06 AM, lumpyspacecoder <notifications@github.com
> >
> wrote:
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You are right that this implementation is vulnerable to false positives. However, I couldn't find any other custom exception to catch and AblyException is the only type thrown, according to the documentation.


I have fixed the indentation.


@b0rengar Nice!


That was just what I hoped for :laughing:


Is SessionService.enterprise.id not a number already?


This is much cleaner.  Nice!


@b0rengar Better if we apply this coding style:

```
#main-panel {
    margin-left: 0;
    display: inline-block;
    min-width: 100%;
}
```

Anyway, I have to review the problem and your solution.


AddStuffToUI2 (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Test suite for testing the entire functionality of the C++ Bindings


Why do you change it to button?
We have resolved the feedback missing.


Hey, great template.  Thanks for all the work!  I was wondering about the possibility of making the left sidebar scroll in a fixed layout i.e. it scrolls independent of the main window.  Thanks, Aaron


@NyKaren @pedro-guimaraes pessoal, quero que vcs vejam oq ainda falta pra finalizar o login, marquem o id da inssue referente no commit e submetam o `pull request`.


+1 Excellent job!!  I can tell you enjoy writing


#5067-CoilCoolingWaterToAirHeatPumpVariableSpeedEquationFit-inside-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1833 of 1834 tests passed)

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@ilanbiala it's on a The PR for template-cache.


thanks!

https://github.com/vimeo/vimeo.php/commit/eefeca15bddfce27ab51ab8b55a1b8f8afd97b64


Thanks!

https://github.com/vimeo/vimeo.php/commit/eefeca15bddfce27ab51ab8b55a1b8f8afd97b64


@naucoin Would it make sense to update the Editor so that it observe `NodeAddedEvent` and `SceneImportedEvent` to update the current singleton node considering the properties saved in the scene ?


Nit: the name of this method sounds like if a setter is necessary, then it will be added.  I would prefer `IsSetterNecessary()`.


Ah I see it already exists :-)  It was hard to see on my laptop.  I will experiment with changing the width slightly.  Thanks!


There is quite a lot of cpu and disk activity involved in executing[1]:
```python
with ErtTestContext("python/enkf/data/local_config" , self.config) as test_context
     ....
```
I would therefor consider reusing the same test context for several assert statements.

[1]: What happens is that the full directory where the configuration file `self.config` is located is copied to `/tmp/..../python/enkf/data/local_config` and then a `ert` instance is bootstrapped from that location.


102497980-Improve-waste-heat-function-handling-for-CoilCoolingDXMultiSpeed-and-CoilHeatingDXMultiSpeed-#5162 (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (775 of 775 tests passed)

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This definitely looks like a place that should be automatically updated each time we do a release. I'll take a look at that.


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Could consider adding utility methods to return the bag name and path.


I feel an assert is missing here, e.g. `self.assertTrue( ministep in updatestep )`?


If you just order cellPaper you won't have to reorder the variables afterwards and potentially forget them:

```r
ord = order(pData(cellPaper)$Age,increasing=TRUE)
cellPaper = cellPaper[,ord]
```


Note, this does NOT make the compiled dynamics work properly (case unify).  But it will be required when that format IS corrected.  Correcting that format may be more difficult.  I am not sure the ROI on fixing it is really needed.  That format 100% generates it's own data.  I 'can' use existing dynamic hashes, and even raw hashes, 'so' I want to at least make sure that those are working properly.


A+ would request a PR again


Check the performance but loading in background the background does absolutely do nothing due to the drawable state of the image

having this on sdcard/stored bitmap can be effective but with ressources, they are already cached

prefer using libraries like Picasso to your bitmap loader class

and why do you use a 1 tab indent ?


If the language version is <= 5 then a setter will always be required; only in C# 6 is a setter potentially optional.  Do our other refactorings switch on language version, or do we not care if our refactorings don't properly target older versions?

Tagging @Pilchie to chime in on this, too.


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```
Palaso.Tests.dll: Palaso.Tests.CommandLineProcessing.CommandLineRunnerTests.CommandWith10Line_CallbackOption_Get10LinesAsynchronously: <no details avaliable>

Palaso.Tests.dll: Palaso.Tests.Progress.ConsoleProgressTests.LongRunningMethodUsingConsoleHandler_ProducesLog: <no details avaliable>

```


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for low ram devices, it is preferable to edit the background image and create the mdpi/ldpi corresponding drawable

less code, less computation (and this one is more efficient ;) )


I did not---I'm not familiar with R. Can you fix?

-John

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See the discussion on the bug report, having the singleton tag saved to mrml would fix the larger problem of scene restore. Redoing the editor parameter node handling with new observations is beyond the scope of this fix.


Duplication is fixed now, but why was this environment variable dropped?


Objects are zero initialized so this only needs to be done if virtual is TRUE.


we'll need to sit down with it together - my code has all the stuff for the
warning system, so it's a bit hard to disentangle. In just a couple of
minutes I can pull it into the right place with you sitting side by side.

On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 2:43 PM, lumpyspacecoder <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Sure if the database is ready, I can explain my logic tomorrow when I come
> in. Please push when you have a chance so I can match the parameters in my
> calls to the name of and fields in your database. I have already forked so
> you can overwrite the changes in my latest commit.
> On Sep 9, 2015 11:39 AM, "DrDanPrice" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > I've got my side ready - I think - there's something weird on the "add".
> > In any case, I couldn't figure out how you were thinking about the call
> to
> > the database populating the specific pages. We might have to sit down
> with
> > it.
> > Dan
> >
> > On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 11:06 AM, lumpyspacecoder <
> notifications@github.com
> > >
> > wrote:
> >
> > > The code is set up for Dr. Price's code. He told me to push it up
> because
> > > he said his code would be done in time to absorb my changes. But you're
> > > right, I will fork it.
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Looks good. Merging into dev branch.


Noticed this was unused


Could this patch be added without condition?


interesting that it sorted this here..


@prb batchComplete is the method I added to MaMa to signal whether a task fails or not


This file doesn't seem to exist


I believe this --no-undefined shouldn't be here.


The size_t will be promoted. As an aside, it depends on the platform, but I'm almost certain size_t is 64bits wide on amd64.


/tmp/ur.c:5:2: warning: format '%u' expects argument of type 'unsigned int', but argument 2 has type 'long unsigned int' [-Wformat=]
  printf("%u", sizeof(size_t));
  ^
Chalk ~ # ./a.out
8
Chalk ~ # cc -m32 /tmp/ur.c
Chalk ~ # ./a.out
4
Chalk ~ #


You have the opposite problem on a 64-bit system... you'd be passing a 64-bit size_t to a function that takes a 32-bit int.


5 points added and removed, and look at the bench difference :

Take 1 bench : 9230103
Take 2 bench : 8002238

I didn't knew the bench could change so drastically.


4695_hpwh_equip_seq_num (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (775 of 775 tests passed)

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You're correct.


@onsi Just wondering why need to append a newline to writer sink here, and why to remove syslog_sink?
If I still use syslog sink, this will cuase a empty message send to syslog.
So my opnion is that if we really want to add a newline, instead of call sink.writer.Write("\n", use below code will be better?

	log = append(log, '\n')
	sink.writeL.Lock()
	sink.writer.Write(log)
	sink.writeL.Unlock()


This commit had many more minor changes not mentioned in message. These were formatting changes to maintain convention.


what ?


Only the name should be in quotes, there is a simple way to actually achieve this replace
```
{{ '${ui.message("adminui.purge")}'.replace('{0}', role.name) }}
```


You don't need this, the last line in the function that initializes the app should be loadRoles() just like we did for  manageEncounterTypes.js


This looks pretty annoying, why not
```
expect(to_string(IOUAmount(-2, 0)) == "-2");
...
```
?


棒棒哒


Oh, why are you changing this back to a normal Base and not keep it a PageRegion?


@hooray4me try this: `RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rails console`

I'll update the wiki page.


merge


The official site: http://docs.ejabberd.im/developer/hooks/ seems out of date. :(


Got it; the second argument is then `true` if failed?  Maybe two methods for the two different behaviors.


> ranges variable are always initialized in the constructor.

Oh, that's right. I'll fix it.

> `{ from_datetime: task[:to_datetime] || Time.now }`

Hmm, ranges are generated by spliting between `from_datetime` and `to_datetime`, so if `to_datetime` isn't same, data from `to_datetime` and `Time.now` are lossed. Is it ok (I may misunderstand.)


wee


@dzafman the indent does not look right.


Should this be a call to get-conf?


Removed one <br> to fit