When the learners unzip the download, it's going to be called "llc-intro-to-python-**master**" - not really a huge deal, can be explained by the instructor but if you have a moment to update the screenshot that would be great.  If not, no worries, I can do it tomorrow (since I'm technically still on vacation today :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:)


IMO, it is usefull change, it decreases complexity of GdsDatabase interface. When I've researched async imlementation, change like this was in my TODO list.


Please don't use "this" in commit messages.  It has absolutely no meaning in most of the places where commit messages are used.  You can instead use "Add descriptions to the SelectionSize traits".


string is in throwing not in farming


> I ask that because you let the definition of the Version module in the atk.rb file and you didn't create an atk/version.rb file.

Ah, I understood. `atk.rb` aren't GObjectIntrospection based bindings. So it doesn't use `const_missing` trick for lazy bindings initialization.
It means that there is no difference between defining `Atk::Version` in `atk.rb` and in `atk/version.rb`.

> Sorry for all those questions, but I want to help you the best I can and not to force you to correct my work each time what I have done wrong.

Very thanks! It's very helpful!!!
(But don't worry about I sometimes correct your work. Your works are very helpful! :-))


no need for the loop I think.
`self.handlers = {};` is enough IMHO.

In that case I wouldn't make a new function `_offByType`, it's a little overkill :smirk: I think.


Change arch to any


This is Java8 only. However, as we should stay with Java7 to ensure Android compatibility, we should use Collections.sort(list,comparator).


needs doc block


same


Updated.


Both `_d_arrayliteralTX` and `_d_newarrayU` return uninitialized memory, but they have slightly different behaviors for length overflow. Am I wrong?


This setters is not implemented as getters as well
Please implement entity's methods and clean-up interface


感谢作者多年的贡献。-  。-  唉 陪伴我多年 让我装了无数次逼的goangent 。。Thanks


Why not?


Reply from glftpd is "504 STOU is not a supported command"


Consider:

```scala
class Game(
    width: Double = 800,
    height: Double = 600,
    renderer: Int = Phaser.AUTO,
    parent: String = ""
) extends js.Object
```

IMO easier to grasp at first sight.


The code you copied make use of the ValuePattern const.
It explicitly matches against /value.
You will have to make a copy of the constant and adjust the copy to match against /sell.


I made the correction and pushed it to github. If it's OK, then I will go
ahead with the merge.

On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 at 9:24 AM, bjblock <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> are these the right attributes to permit for a topic? look on lines 24 and
> 39 to see what attributes you were using previously.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


we should not use D3D flags here.
I would test for the "i" in name here and don''t touch XRandR


Consider to actually use this on game setup.


Nice image.

On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 12:42 AM, Krzysztof Marczak <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Nice formula
> [image: extended_mandelbox_001]
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> .
>


add some more tools


We somehow need to indicate this as we check those flags everywhere - also see below for WIDESCREEN - i will change the code accordingly.


this is a relic and can be dropped. nothing in the code is interested in this.


I approve the @ponsfrilus choice!


Grammatical fixes.


Wait a moment: I disagree here :-) Yeah, really.

It's an xrandr thing - no need that to have xrandr internal knowledge in the WinSystemX11. It's handled the very same for rotating already ...


Don't you need a super call here?


The `0.png` is wrong.


ok, keep this flag for now. later we can rename 3D3 to something more appropriate


둘 중에 하나의 값만 있다는 전제에서는 저렇게 한줄로 간단히 할수 있으니 좋네요.


The PI still uses it.


> Once cloned, you can update all the submodules at once with:

very cool... didn't know that.


Yeah :-)


What does that have to do with the PR's functionality?


Consider zipping with `shuffledCards` here


Đúng thứ tự là in xen kẽ như sau
```javascript

self.prev = self.prev.then(function() {
                    console.log("before promise");  //1. in ra lệnh này trước
                    return promise;               // 2. sau đó in ra các lệnh trong cái promise này
                }).then(function(response) {
                   console.log("after promise");    //3. sau đó in ra lệnh này
                 });

```


Wrong spelling of canola


nice


I have my homework on my computer but I could not raise it , they could tell me the steps to upload the task.


I think you have to pull request smali repo instead of this


update


This is what is supposed to prevent the challenge role from showing the hints.  The challenge lesson is not supposed to show the hints but does allow the hints to be returned.


This is what is supposed to prevent the challenge role from showing the source.  The challenge lesson is not supposed to show the source but does allow the source to be returned via the source servlet


Hmmm... I'd expect a super call here as well. But I guess this confusion is because we don't support abstract methods in native classes, right?


Removing compiled files from this PR, will be rebuilt and committed once this PR is merged.


Probable the EG should be divided by 128 too :)


No better typing here?


- Em chuyển hàm backuptoDB trả về Promise để biết khi nào hàm này hoàn thành xong 1 thao tác lưu tile xuống DB, bằng cách thêm một promise nữa.
- để chuyển hàm backuptoDB trả về promise thì làm như vậy có đúng ko hả anh


Any particular reason this is not part of `ComponentCore`?


初めてのpull requstです。


[Because typedefs create dynamics?](https://groups.google.com/d/msg/haxelang/cijeV3XSzf4/RptKz9GlAgAJ)


Consider: `_ => doClick(square)`


INTEGRATION TESTING_2015-09-20 16:25:00


I am sure the Pi does not care if you set it here on X11. this is useless code here


INTEGRATION TESTING_2015-09-20 16:28:37


It's gone: https://github.com/fritsch/xbmc/commit/5d0a7358f705fad6712b0e84a8dcdf8038061130


markdownも練習
- [　] 初めてのpull request届いている
- [　] 初めてのpull request届いていない


<form action="" method="post">
Name:<input type="email" required name='n1'>

Password:<input type="password" required name='p1'>

<input type="submit">
<?php
if($_POST)
{
$name=$_POST['n1'];
$password=$_POST['p1'];
mysql_connect("localhost","root","");
		   mysql_select_db("homework1");
		   $a=mysql_query("select * from hw1 where name='$name' and password='$password'");
		   if(mysql_num_rows($a)!=0)
		   {
		   session_start();

$_SESSION['yo']=$name;
header("location:yo.php");
?>


Oh whoops
Sorry.
Different @ Pro

Its @ProgramFox


リンクもこんな感じで。
[google](http://google.com)


Your code is quite clean and well structured. Below are the lines that can be potentially improved.
line 69, 70: Since the matrix / list is very sparse, we can create a matrix with all 0 entries and fill out the rest.
line 78, 122: Using append might take some extra time. we can initialize elements first.
line 99 - line 113: using lambda function might be cleaner here.


Not a case class?


@snugthejoiner just committed some people_controller_spec updates. Take a look! I think you will be able to take my suggestions and apply them to personal_events.

![popkey](https://m.popkey.co/cE3ijsB_s3UHgh0Rr_zt4bS0zF8=/original-6d18fbf5-8730-4caa-8bc0-a6ab1fd30530.GIF/b098r.gif?c=desktop&l=curated&f=.gif)

Score: 68.31%


Consider refactoring this in a couple of helper methods (`drawStar`, `drawStars`, or something).


 #[zstack Test Bot Report] P A S S
 Integration Test Result:
Test Summary:

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virtual_router_test|_account/test_vm_ops_by_normal_account_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_account/test_multi_accounts_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
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virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_start_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_3l3s_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_remove_dhcp_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_2l3_vm_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips2.0_|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips2.1_|0|0|0|1
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virtual_router_test|_pf/test_udp_|0|0|0|1
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virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_create_image_by_snapshot_|0|0|0|1
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virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_change_max_sp_depth_l..._|0|0|0|1
virtual_router_test|_regression/delete_sg_with_2_attache..._|0|0|0|1
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virtual_router_test|_regression/test_data_volume_with_vm..._|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_create_image_by_snapshot_|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_ping_vms_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_snat_create_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_dnat_reboot_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_ping_vms_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_create_3vms_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_start_vm_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_remove_dhcp_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_2l3_vm_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_egress_|0|0|0|1
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@bendangelo erm..? The file name says Shadow Spread.


Salman, I suggest adding a field for the username which is unique for the sake of simplicity while searching for a user


谢谢：）


Ненене. Я против такой реализации. Ты вносишь во вьюшку бизнес-логику приложения. Типичный антипаттерн, который будет в завтрашней лекции. Бизнес-логика должна быть в контроллере.


I also updated navbar links on working pages to direct to other working pages.


Сделай, пожалуйста, кодировку utf-8 у исходников.


> It's an xrandr thing - no need that to have xrandr internal knowledge in the WinSystemX11. It's handled the very same for rotating already ...

"i" or "p" are common indicators used in EIA/CEA modes. This is no xrandr internals. The name of the mode has to be unique so the i has to be in the name anyway.


i would also prefer the proper usage of the `-e` argument (like @emmenko mentioned) i see no difference to your actual usage regarding secrets being logged


大标题
=========
小标题
---------

     void main()
      {
         printf("Hello");
       }

*强调*

**加粗**


This is the latest layout update. Going to get the main page details in there now such as search results and up next areas. Need to work on a logo too........


Still not building.. I don't know what to do ! :(


Shouldn't these chances be specified in the Dusters themselves and not in this class?
So this could be a generic ChancedOutput class


This is happen to me too http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27131755/blocked-frame-in-recapcha


tvoi kod govno


What's the reason for this?


category theory jargons


#16 #17 #19


@mzgajner it's okay, do you need other operations to return objects as well?


Gracias por encontrar estos commits de CallmeAndy para el AK para mejorar el audio de serie. Te los tomo prestados ;)


I'm getting lots of dynamic array allocations when using draw triangles
(through FlxSpine). Currently the biggest bottleneck in my game.

I can help test these changes.

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It seems this merge reverted back to some old code.  This has undone the fix that allowed more than one result to be given to Sonarr.


So @gavinking, we're supposed to use `AssertionError`s for input validation?

I mean, I like it syntactically, but input validation problems are things that calling code might want to `catch`. And then, other times we use things like `OverflowException`, which is more catchable.


INTEGRATION TESTING_2015-09-20 16:52:08


duh


[done](https://github.com/hemanth/functional-programming-jargon/commit/f2e95693ca0716cf485f4acca4e640c49e78d0bd) thanks!


Thks dude, this is really awesome! :+1:


You may want to mention that "pip" is not a known command for every user here;
    # pip install maildir-deduplicate
    -bash: pip: command not found


For part 6, I think there would be more than one round of "talk, sum, communicate" because they would have to recursively do this until they have one number, so the total time would take more than 260 seconds. Same applies to "2 bags" case.


do you mean i shall open a pull request for this tiny thing?


I  like the way you scale y axis.


Update


Good answers!


Still my point: encapsulation ...


This is the culprit in your source: https://github.com/AirOne70/packages_apps_Settings/commit/3a2e1eddae357a90a3364ba5aee72b4098a8bc5a

There's some sh#it in some files, like slimmod_strings.xml (+<<<<<<< HEAD and other bad lines).
Also src/com/android/settings/slim/dslv/ActionListViewSettings.java has been changed with that merge.

So, do a hard reset to a commit from some days ago and merge/pick again the new stuff, or just try to overwrite those 2 files (slimmod and actionlistviewsettings) with my ones:
https://github.com/ezio84/packages_apps_Settings/blob/lp5.1/src/com/android/settings/slim/dslv/ActionListViewSettings.java
https://github.com/ezio84/packages_apps_Settings/blob/lp5.1/res/values-it/slimmod_strings.xml


DOCUMENTATION POINT

this is the api for the widget, stuff below this may change in functionality but this widget will always pass up those actions unless new ones are added or deprecated old ones


> So @gavinking, we're supposed to use `AssertionError`s for input validation?

Typically, yes.

> I mean, I like it syntactically, but input validation problems are things that calling code might want to `catch`.

If the calling code needs to catch it, return a union/optional type. Or, yes, in special cases you could used a typed `Exception`. But that's not the case here.


Yes and yes. It's just now waiting on Apple to review it.

> On Sep 20, 2015, at 3:25 AM, Michael Perrotte <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
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Nope. Like I said in the commit, the player will be placed on the first solid surface below him. He will be placed on top of the base, not inside of it.


wtf


great, thanks krzysztof for the update fix.
@mclarekin i will add some tooltip info for adding and deleting mode in the toolbar to make it more clear, how this works...


n


,mnk


This is great finding! It's fixing module crash on load! :+1:
May I ask how did you find it? :-)

Now I got other problem, with desktop managers and enviroments, but I will write about it @ https://github.com/kolasa/fglrx-core-15.201

I believe there's a little mistake in this patch, probably typo, cuz I don't see how the check for 4.2 kernel could be applied if it fits 1st check: #if LINUX_VERSION_CODE >= KERNEL_VERSION(3,15,0) (...) #else #if LINUX_VERSION_CODE >= KERNEL_VERSION(4,2,0)

imho you meant:
#if LINUX_VERSION_CODE >= KERNEL_VERSION(4,2,0)
         copy_fpregs_to_fpstate(&cur_task->thread.fpu);
#else
#if LINUX_VERSION_CODE >= KERNEL_VERSION(3,15,0)
         KCL_fpu_save_init(cur_task);
#else
         __save_init_fpu(cur_task);
#endif
#endif

Anyhow great work :+1:


line 23: I like the way you create "wait time" list.
line 55: Adding error bars is an excellent idea.


que tal va esto?

Te comento que te falta una parte del commmit:

https://github.com/Tk-Glitch/Glitch_Flo_AOSP/commit/35ac9e0321d77ca083d218fe54973f8d0ee7d230

Un saludete y ya me diras como va.


The run directory described, for example, in the CMaNGOS guide: https://github.com/cmangos/issues/wiki/Installation-Instructions. It contains the files to start the server, https://github.com/cmangos/issues/wiki/Installation-Instructions


why admin here?


np


done


How can I make XO support Syntastic?


In the one you sent me the other day, I can't reproduce that. On "linear".


Gueti frag, hetti gsaidt das müesti baides mal z'gliicha sii! Und wenns ja z'gliicha isch chönntimas gradno refactora dasmer kai codeduplizität hennd :wink:


Hm, it appears the executables are /usr/local/bin and the conf files in /mangos/src/mangosd and realmd. It's not where they were prior to this commit, I think.


There is a `CheckByClick` method doing the same thing.


I würd da z'ganze DTO als Parameterobjekt übergeh und denn dto.getDate() ir methode macha...


INTEGRATION TESTING_2015-09-20 17:08:44


I've fixed your Slimmod locally. ;)

I did a hard reset to a commit from 21 days ago, and ActionListViewSettings.java wasn't merged properly. After a proper copy/paste of your updated file, it seem that the only broken part is the one which break the build ! Going to build one more time.. Thanks ! Sometimes Git isn't so clever.. ^^


Hello! First let me thank you for the great software - i am specializing in math most of the time, but from time to time i need to use qulitative analysys to quantify unquantifiable mostly. :) And your package is the besthing i have seen (and i tryed maaaaany of such things) + i am big time R fan and user so it is win-win. I ve got a little problem thou and maybe you can help me with that. I am coding russian documents with russian codes and so on (memos, attribs etc.).

Exporting docs works fine after setting file encoding to 1251 (windows cp for cyrillic) as coding and viewing them. Codes and attributes looks right in main form.

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4310604/9981055/7989e8e6-5fb9-11e5-9aa9-24fe32fdf011.png)
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4310604/9981058/95ef4d82-5fb9-11e5-83f2-5394b7433482.png)
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4310604/9981060/a357ecb8-5fb9-11e5-886c-2ee2cb765625.png)

BUT. When i am trying to look at file coding i ve got something like this:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4310604/9981062/ca7c84ca-5fb9-11e5-9bae-01520c72624d.png)

Same goes to attributes:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4310604/9981066/e3fd4510-5fb9-11e5-8dfd-bf32abff2f07.png)

In R itself (getCodingTable()), in exported files and in SQLlite browser everything looks fine, but since there is no way (as i see it) to export file coding from RQDA() and copy/paste is the only way - it is a big problem for me. If it is not much to ask, could be something done about it or could you please understand what i am doing wrong?

Tnx in advance.


just '/' is for the homepage, which is the login screen, why would we need contenstants there?


The comment is partially correct, because we may have several explorer.exe windows opened but not active. So we can miss all of them. It's just a comment about the comment. :)


Could you please give some step-by-step testcase for this?
The following works for me:
1. Create new task.
2. Manually type "@test".
3. Open list editor by clicking the "@..." button.
4. The "test" list entry shows up.


Svidja mi se Aqua boja +1:


But we need them for everyone, not just the admin. Why aren't we keeping just userId?
I'd agree to change '/' to '/userId'...


;D


push


@vnbang2003 What does wye stand for?


Hey @vnbang2003 , if you can describe the scope of the project in README, then it will be of great help for other contributors.

Cheers!


Triangular junction similar to Y


Ah cool.


ok change it :D


Hi @mistergmedina you can download the jar file directly from Maven Central. Here you have the link:
http://search.maven.org/remotecontent?filepath=com/tuenti/smsradar/library/1.0.4/library-1.0.4.jar

If you need any other artifact like the pom associated to the library here you have the link with all the information and files related to the last version released: http://search.maven.org/#artifactdetails%7Ccom.tuenti.smsradar%7Clibrary%7C1.0.4%7Cjar

I recommend you to use maven or gradle as build tool and do not copy the jar file into your Android project. In the project README.md you have information about how to use this library with gradle or maven: https://github.com/tuenti/SmsRadar

Regards!


##### There are __"things"__ about the mesh initialisation that need to be discussed.

* browser clients /other nodes can connect before the mesh is ready (empty description) __partially solved__
* browser clients /other nodes can start using mesh components before the component's startMethod has completed
* browser clients /other nodes can call to the startMethods and stopMethods, although seemingly a 'security issue', it would be unfortunate to HaveTo turn on and configure full security or else... (a suitably secure 'turnkey' would be better)


this has nothing to do with encapsulation because it is exposed anyway in the name. Now you have the same info coded in 2 different parameters and created a dependency between them. This allows creation of inconsistent objects:

name: "1920x1080i"
isInterlace: false

such an object must not exist.

Much better wold be a method IsInterlaced that does the sting compare inside xrandr


@varlesh Yes, I'm forced to use another file manager because of this. Hope it gets fixed.


This code can't possibly predict its use-cases and whether calling code may want to catch this.

The reason for `Error` is that calling code *really* shouldn't catch it without immediately rethrowing or `System.exit`, since the state of the virtual machine is in doubt (`finally` blocks not executing due to repeated OOM, stack overflow, etc.)

In fact, by using `AssertionError` for this type of thing, you're elevating *all* exceptions to the level of `Error`!
(Meaning, we can no longer easily tell when our `finally` blocks are correct\*.) This defeats the value of `Exceptions`, putting us pretty close to just having `System.exit` instead of exceptions.

(\*) Unless *all* `catch`s in finally blocks (even those written in Java that calls passed in Ceylon objects!) catch `AssertionError` too, because if *they* are coded responsibly, they don't otherwise catch `Error`s. But catching `AssertionError` everywhere just isn't possible.

I guess I'll just open a feature request to change `AssertionError` to reach a conclusion one way or the other. It's really something that's bugged me about error handling in Ceylon.


Yes, that is right.

Though - with current code - the user, e.g. WinSystemX11 does not need to have to interprete the name ... it can use the flag.


I have created issue. Will explain in few days the scope of project.


thank you. I think you should add some padding left and right.


make the member a method and all is fine.


Jo.


probably


it seems the modified random doesn't work on android. will revert it back...


@UniversalMediaServer/developers @SubJunk
What is a nameless ```DLNAResource``` and why is it called ```[No encoding]```? I'm asking because I have to provide some context to ```DLNAResource.0``` at [crowdin] (https://crowdin.com/translate/universalmediaserver/1/enus-ca#q=[no+encoding]) so that the translators can know how to translate it.


I'd make the charset a parameter, or at least have 2 methods, and the default would be utf-8


Right. We're saying: this is a programming error, and if you ever see this, you need to change your code. It's deliberately designed this way.


Für die Öffentlichkeit: Michi hat mich aufgeklärt, dass `internal_id` nicht das Selbe ist, wie `default_code`. `internal_id` ist die OERP interne Produkt ID. Diese ist fortlaufend. Wir verwenden die pseudo ID `default_code`. Das Multi Variants Plugin kann beim Erzeugen nur die `internal_id` (alias `o.id`) als fortlaufende Nummer verwenden; wir müssen für den generierten `default_code` einen offset kalkulieren und auf die `o.id` drauf addieren.


Так сравнивать нельзя. Используй typeof.
typeof object.value === 'undefined'


The other domains are proxies to github api. (Because we were over requesting it)
We have 5k requests per ip, so with 4 proxies + the original server we can achieve 25k requests per hour.


You safely can add a type <object> to interfaceClass, and remove the suppression


注意的是需要对k的数值进行取模，否则可能大于字符串的长度


Вот здесь нужно оставлять свои комментарии....


object.value = object.value || Math.max(0, object.min_value);

А если object.min_value не задано?


```object.value = !!object.value```


This function build the url rotating the domains. So, when I build it first time it will use the first domain, the next build will use the second domain and so on...

It also rotate the auth secret and client keys, and add the paginating, sorting and ordering params.


Just added a note in commit 93e50c62872ddbda0d28669dfca6c1c3391057c4 .


P4
Your code is quite clean!.
line 6 - line 22: You can use lambda functions to make the code shorter!
line 51 - 53, line 66 - 67: After you have defined the variables, you can remove these lines.

P5
Excellent explanations.
You can scale y axis to better visualize the plot
part 6). Initially I was thinking the same way. However, after carefully reviewing the problem and posts on piazza, I am wondering if N means the bag owner can distribute maximum N bags per second (1 means it would take him 256 seconds to distribute bags to 256 cashiers)
https://piazza.com/class/icqfmi2aryn6yv?cid=137

P6
Excellent


I didn't undertand the comment. But this function get the next domain to be used in the url. Everytime it is called it return a domain and "move the pointer" to the next one.


has_one :rating, as: :rateable


Comentar que la versió que pujarem avui serà 2.6.2 en comptes de 2.6.0

Jordi


Strictly speaking, you don't need these for the assignment.


That's just unreasonable to say that all programming should result in `System.exit()` on the JVM, and is very much against established patterns. Programming errors exist (they're *absolute*, haha). And so does recovery code. But this scheme eliminates the possibility of reasonable recovery code.


Done: https://github.com/fritsch/xbmc/commit/ab812cd1353045e3a8cd36cdf8f4eb84d995bbcf


Again, has_one :rating...


Hallo Sidey,

ich habe nun noch ein paar Sachen beim Signalduino_id7 Modul geändert.
Ich habe bei den Zeilen für die Zuweisung der Werte (id, bat, channel,..) die Reihenfolge geändert und ein paar einrückungen geändert.
Ich habe im sduino das attr "devicecodeWithId" hinzugefügt. Damit kann man bei Bedarf festlegen, daß der devicecode zusätzlich zum Channel auch die ID enthält. Z.B. EAS800z_4E2 bei ID=4E und Channel 2.
Es wäre schön, wenn man beim attr "devicecodeWithId" die Module einzeln festlegen könnte wie beim room attr,
dazu reichen meine Kenntnisse aber nicht aus.

Wenn dies so ok ist, kann man dies und das minsecs attr auch evtl bei dem cresta Mudul übernehmen.

Ich finde die Methode ein Attribut oder Werte über das define zu übergeben ungewöhnlich.
Ich wäre da nie von selber draufgekommen, daß man ein Wert auch übergeben kann, indem man ihn im Feld DEF hinten anfügt.

Wenn für Dich meine anpassungen für die Optionen bei den minsecs und den devicecode so ok sind,
passt für mich das Signalduino_id7 Modul so nun.

Gruß Ralf


I've not come back to this yet, but I've been thinking about how this would actually work, and I think it's a lot trickier than I anticipated.

For starters, we have to do some combination of cases. A mostly naive desugaring of:

``` purescript
fn X X = 1
fn X Y = 2
fn Y Y = 3
fn _ _ = 4
```

Would be something like:

``` purescript
fn _1 _2 = case _1 of
  X -> case _2 of
    X -> 1
  X -> case _2 of
    Y -> 2
  Y -> case _2 of
    Y -> 3
  _ -> 4
```
So, the first problem: an overlapping `X` pattern, so say we do something to combine adjacent equivalent patterns:

``` purescript
fn _1 _2 = case _1 of
  X -> case _2 of
    X -> 1
    Y -> 2
  Y -> case _2 of
    Y -> 3
  _ -> 4
```

Now the problem is the `Y -> case _2 ...` is partial, so the generated code will throw an error rather than allowing a fall through to the catch-all return of `4`. In this case, assuming we only have `X` and `Y` constructors, the `Y` and `_` branches could be combined I suppose, but I don't see that working in the general case. Perhaps we could use a flag on `Case` to specify whether the partial error should be thrown or not? That would also tidy up codegen a bit as we could avoid generating those errors for cases the exhaustivity checker has decided are total.

Combining patterns isn't entirely straightforward either. I guess we have to match the constructors and ignore the inner patterns, and then generate additional matches for the inner patterns:

``` purescript
fn (X (Left a)) = abs a
fn (X _) = 0
```

``` purescript
fn _1 = case _1 of
  X _2 -> case _2 of
    Left a -> abs a
    _ -> 0
```

As soon as you add multiple arguments this has a similiar problem with partiality errors to the first example however:

``` purescript
fn (X (Left a)) A = abs a
fn (X _) _ = 0
```

``` purescript
fn _1 _2 = case _1 of
  X _3 -> case _3 of
    Left a -> case _2 of
      A -> abs a
      -- no B case, so error when `fn (Left x) B` is called
    _ -> 0
```

Anyway, this was mainly for my benefit, to get my thoughts down in some coherent order! I think the way ahead probably is to do the case combinations and add that flag to the `Case` constructor as to whether an error should be generated rather than falling through.


maybe a one line description to say that hello is a program? I didn't know what it existed


I don't think I would bother putting this in a partial. I would just do something like:

```
<%= @post.rating.severity %>
```


Not really. I think it isn't necessary. I thought the requests limit was by credentials. Because of that hiphotesis we have done that credentials rotation. But since the blocking is made by IP, I think this is useless now. hehe


Same here - @topic.rating.severity should be fine


@SpiritLevel fantastic!


I don't think this method belongs here.
Perhaps the implementation need to implement another interface.


Are you sure is it the new line? And all work's perfect?


Not needed - this is a single table solution and we are only populating the rateable info


Note: exceptions are designed to allow centralize handling of certain kinds of common problems which must be dealt with uniformly no matter from where they actually arose. They are not meant for, nor are at all appropriate for, signaling alternative return values. An indexoutofbounds exception is just as useless as a nullpointerexception in the sense that it doesn't give us any useful information for dealing with the problem.


Same here


The last term is pretty odd, and I suspect it's because of the RegistryAwareShervice method that doesn't belong there


Assertions are NOT system.exit() and don't cause them!


Not really. This block will prevent user from submiting the form when it is empty.


have_one(:rating)... and it's not a has_many :through, so you either need to leave this off or see if .as works


You can absolutely recover from an Error in the JVM!


see above comment on post


Whack these too


This is to make the animation with the three dots.
...
..
.


All right man ;)


100% agree, and it's awesome that in Ceylon I almost never write try/catch/finally.

But NPE, CCE, etc., are `Exception`s, not `Error`s, unlike their Ceylon analogs.


This reenables the submit button when the server respond with the zip.


An assertion failure is an Error in Java.


> You can absolutely recover from an Error in the JVM!

No, you can't. Try writing a reasonable (non-trivial) `finally` block to recover from a stack overflow error. That's why it's an `Error`.


gtg for the day...


Well..... you've outdone yourself here mate, just had it in full screen view with the nivo slider scrolling and it looks absolutely awesome! html\css all looks nice and tidy too!


This is a test


@dmitryrck why you delete the search specs? :O


@drbassett With and without this line we see the same white box. If you look into the image source that is passed in, you will see a lot of invalid properties:
![imagesourcefbo](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1247646/9981210/5afd244a-5f84-11e5-83b3-8d20022fb817.png)

vs. loading a regular image:
![imagesourcepng](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1247646/9981212/67dac866-5f84-11e5-973e-9730bc7cdfce.png)


oh, wieder feature und merging zusammen geschmissen...


I think it would be nice to continue to accept `max_redirects` so that existing code that changes to default value will continue to work as expected.


@rafaelrpbelo Thank you :D


This breaks generation for me.


@dmitryrck why you removed the search specs?


Os nomes dos métodos não devem ter acentos, isso?


What the hell is wrong with you?
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@rafaelrpbelo Because it is only examples of how do we use the `GoogleBooks` gem…

`GoogleBooks.search('inauthor:AuthorName')` is not used by us, for example ;)


I added a tab at the end of the file by mistake, noticed it, removed it. Why not?


As mentioned in the pull request comment, no, I didn't test it yet ... and it actually doesn't work this way.

(Also, this has many changes which are not meant to be here ... I still have to tell my IDE how and when to format the code properly.)

I've replaced this with a different commit.


@dmitryrck ok ;)


Well done.

Any questions so far?


@drbassett If you checkout de58e2ddb59bfa174f57662d35f0f0fef6364c06 and debug `OpenGlControl.xaml.cs` line `196`: ` image.Source = newFormatedBitmapSource;` you will see valid properties similar to the second image above.


Done

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Ok, renamed to `getExpressionToSaveFromField`.


On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 03:40:14PM -0700, Nikos Mavrogiannopoulos wrote:
> I added a travis build and that use case causes a crash to the test program
> in travis. That may be arch specific as I cannot reproduce it locally.
> Please check.
>
> https://travis-ci.org/OpenSC/engine_pkcs11/jobs/80534079
>
I cannot reproduce it either (x86_64). Maybe it depends on openssl version.
I have:

dev-libs/libp11-0.2.8-r3
dev-libs/openssl-1.0.2d
dev-libs/softhsm-1.3.6

However I wouldn't wonder if there were an use-afer-free bug. When I studied
engine_pkcs11 few years ago I found many mistakes and false assumptions about
memory management with respect how OpenSSL and p11 manages data structures.
Various static arrays without checking boundaries, intentionally unfreed
objects in order to prevent from crashes, back references between slots and
tokens creating cycles etc.

I wonder it even works. Originally I tried to fix them, but change on a place
caused problems elsewhere. Because I have no knowledge about OpenSSL and
libp11, I decided just to copy the same algorithms used already in the
engine_pkcs11. Ultimate fix would require clear definition what data are
authoritative and what library is responsible for managing them.
Unfortunatelly I don't feel qualified to do the design decision.

-- Petr


Update xbmc to latest master, please


I mean we should think about the functionality some more.


Waiting for PR


si elle peut être livré*e*


Great, thanks, @Brit200313

I ended up going down a major rabbit hole last night. I tried deploying thegravelpitband on DigitalOcean. In my failed attempt I did a ton of research! Apparently my notes are still not complete enough OR the fact that that site was developed for Heroku was causing issues. Either way, perhaps I'll stick with HEroku for that one, maybe pay them the $X monthly so people don't have to wait 60 seconds for the tubes to warm up every time they visit.


软工-唐啸 ：to be continued…


* Ceylon assert != Java assert (Java's is not used for input validation or the discussed exceptions, among several other differences)

* Since when did Ceylon start copying other's bad ideas :)

On Sep 20, 2015, at 10:41 AM, Gavin King <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

An assertion failure is an Error in Java.

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thanks, I think I had a print statement when initially writing, and removed it.  Thanks for the help.


pressentiment => intuition


I agree, the extension methods could be a bit misleading if one is not familiarized with the code.


@coocood Need source plan call Close()?


Django-exceptions should be part of django-ratelimit.


That's an interesting find. It's definitely worth looking into. Most of the code to copy the image is part of SharpGL, so I would be surprised if that's the cause of failure. It could still be something upstream which is causing the FBO to be uncopyable.


I did before posting, and did a grep -r . The commit did appear in the mean time... Its ok now.


Ah, I see.  Since script.skinshortcuts wasn't in the official repo yet for Helix/Isengard, I was just taking the opportunity to test functionality in its absence.  Hadn't looked too hard at how the script actually functioned yet.

I do have another question about the includes file though:  there seems to be a lot of duplicated/empty include blocks (like all of the "group" and "alt-group" blocks) in your script-skinshortcuts-includes.xml.  The script probably did this, and probably uses them for something itself, but I'm wondering if they should be included in the repo copy since it's really just a failsafe for when the script isn't there/working.


Sure you can. Otherwise wildly would fall over every time a stack overflow or OOM occurs.

Sent from my iPhone

> On 20 Sep 2015, at 16:42, John Vasileff <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> You can absolutely recover from an Error in the JVM!
>
> No, you can't. Try writing a reasonable (non-trivial) finally block to recover from a stack overflow error. That's why it's an Error.
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sera éliminé => c'est l'inefficacité qui sera éliminé donc avec un 'e' ?


No, if `err` is not nil, `p` may be nil, should not call `Close()`.


As it happens, the changes had been kept anyway....so this commit not looks a bit pointless. nvm.


`p.Close` should be called after error check.


It would be better to move these keys to constants.


Why? if p not nil, p should be closed.


if p is not nil, should we call close()?


Not necessary if `Next` has not been called.


I like this method.

Really cleans up the create action. Good thinking!


Agreed, Vultraz.

As for placing "I" last, that's a matter of politeness, not grammar.


Same concern as above, shall we move these to constants?


This looks like less than 2 spaces to me. Is hound blowing up?


class is empty string? Consider removing until you need a class here.


This commit is mostly based on @dodgex's work, right? It would be fair to note this in the commit message, or even set him as the commit author.


Might be better to trace the exception.


whoa


New parameter annotations has not been added to the method comment.


Just in case you did not notice:
RookCheck is currently only for checks in the following "safe" area
which exclude squares attacked by the King.
  safe = ~(ei.attackedBy[Us][ALL_PIECES] | pos.pieces(Them));

So these are checks "at a distance". At first sight, it has nothing to do with RookContactCheck,
and therefore I don't see the logic to increase RookCheck.

Also, you tested this as simplification not so long ago and it did not look good at LTC
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/557504af0ebc5940ca5d70a3

However, search has changed since then, so maybe the outcome will be different now.
Good luck !


So this will allow people to create their custom analytics class right?


Annotations parameter has not been added to the method comment.


Awesome, thanks.

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>
> Yes and yes. It's just now waiting on Apple to review it.
>
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Actually, when `err` is not nil, p should always be `nil`.
And I briefly checked the code and it is the case in our current implementation.


This looks good!


Ah... yes, I guess you're right. Okay then.


You simply can't write recovery code that works without memory or stack space. By the time wild fly catches the error (questionably, but ultimately a decision for ops people/deployers) there will be memory and stack space. But the error it catches will be another oome or soe from the failed finally block, not the original one. The process can no longer be trusted.

Also, just look at the contract in the java docs for j.l.error.

Ok, really gtg now :)

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Sure you can. Otherwise wildly would fall over every time a stack overflow or OOM occurs.

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>
> You can absolutely recover from an Error in the JVM!
>
> No, you can't. Try writing a reasonable (non-trivial) finally block to recover from a stack overflow error. That's why it's an Error.
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...whoops. "should not be separated". >_>


I didn't want to let bt404_ts driver to let keep the phone awake. Hence, adding use_wakelock condition allow to disable it(since I don't set use_wakelock to true). However, it still prevents a phone from sleep, that's why I one more time abandoned it. Any ideas how to fix it?


ok


HI @gwelymernans, I think this should read `--in-place` rather than `--in_place`.


I was wondering if it is really just 10 times the rotational force of the prop, or higher. Have you tested it? The easiest way would be to read the servo angle when the tricopter is hovering and apply all your calculations backwards.


Fair enough. "dextrous" seems more natural to me, but consistency is the most important thing. :)


Vom Prinzip können wie das so machen.
Ich bin aber trotzdem am überlegen, ob man das nicht doch irgendwie im logischen Modul alles abhandeln kann, das wäre für mich konsistenter und auch besser mit anderen IO Device einsetzbar.

Hätten wir einen usability Verlust, wenn wir ein set Befehl erstellen, der einem das Define auf die ein oder andere Variante ändert?


Missing license header.


When 1.10 is released with the configurator, you should be able to set angles at extremes there. We'll need to revisit the code to adjust for non-symmetrical deflection to the right and left and get rid of the tri_servo_angle_at_max, as we'll have that in the config.


Missing new line.


Für E3 und E4 sollt vieleicht einfach die Abfrage mit rein ob die Einheit NICHT der Regionsbesitzer ist.
Sonst muss man immer sofort die Region aufgeben wenn man nicht in der gleichen Runde genug Truppen in die Region bekommt, in der sie Auftauchen.


I was just wondering if you had intended it to be 5 per second or 5 per minute, so that the documentation in the comments wasn't out of date with the actual implementation.


that's pretty nifty.


@Brit200313 funny, now the Heroku website/dashboard is freaking out on me. Yeesh.


Yes I tested that by finding out the steady servo angle when hovering. I have my doubts also, I would have imagined it's higher.


I like that analogy. It is indeed pretty cool that the same web standards that were created way back at the start of the web are the same ones we're using today... It's also pretty cool to think "someone, somewhere, twenty years ago, thought up and invented this <img> tag that I'm using on my 2015 website." I've always kind of wondered "who 'invented' HTML, and who decided that links are <a> and that we have <head> <body> and <footer> and not <top> <middle> and <bottom> and who maintains and manages all these standards all over the open web?" It's crazy to think that all these nascent technologies were connected and unified among developers through the very medium they were working to create.


@snugthejoiner AWS is down! It took down Heroku and Netflix :p


My thoughts exactly about setting deflection angles separately, easier for user.

I didn't know that 1.10 is changing thfe servo interface, got a link to PR or doc?


No you dont. Thats why there are @Getter annotations. The MavenRepository just hasnt been updated in a long time


Perfect!~


Goede Regel


ha, I saw that and didn't get the reference! OK, I won't be working on anything related to Heroku for a while. Or watching Netflix, apparently.


Should we remove this branch?


Travis should build both release20 and develop21 now :)


Hi, I have a doubt regarding this, does this affect if the natives are automatically loaded by myself? I have my own `NativesLoader` class that I'm using since 3.0.0a, and there I call `System.load(String)` method. So if I pre-extract the natives myself, does this extract them again?


使用map替代之前string【】更加好用且方便以后的扩展。


PR la


Hmmm t'as du bol parce que PontHub est bien rangé.
Mais imagine tu tombes sur un fichier sans extension (film) ou avec plusieurs points ? 'Super.Film.1080p.Must.Have.mp4'


Aside from the fact that I'm making some assumptions about the fact that these _are_ System classes, no: I don't see why not. Changed.


This is typically solved with a PID lock file: Open a file at some predetermined path (e.g. `/var/run/spearmint.pid` or `$HOME/.spearmint.pid`), lock it (i.e. `flock`) exclusively and nonblockingly[1], write your PID or PPID into it if the lock was successful.  (You can also check the PID or PPID against it to see if you're running in that process if the exclusive lock fails.)

[1] http://tilde.town/~cristo/file-locking-in-python.html


Ah


Encore ;)
En fait ce sont tous les endroits dans le fichier où il y avait 'me'.


Maybe using ```compat_kwargs``` is better?


Der set Befehl dürfte dafür nicht so richtig passen. Die set Befehle sind normalerweise zum senden von Befehlen direkt ans Device gedacht.


I don't see much point in `compat_kwargs` here since all keys apart from newly added are already bytestrings.


@Brit200313 So......I started making probably ill-advised tweaks to *thegravelpitband* to try to make it "work" on DO. I kept getting errors when I ran `bundle install` (aka `sudo bundle install --deployment`) saying such-and-such gem wouldn't install. For instance, I uncommented **unicorn** in my gemfile. Also had the same issue with *nokogiri* we had last time.

**SO**, I'm thinking I should `pull` the version of thegravelpitband from github that existed basically for the past couple months, before last night. I have never done this, and I get the feeling it will be something like `git pull origin [commit-i-want-to-download]`. If you have time to point me in the right direction, please do. Otherwise, I'll figure it out.


thx :)


Fixed in 76344020da33a5e4b8021af7e376556153568763


btw: this is wrong. compare with my branch: https://github.com/FernetMenta/xbmc/commit/d09ac4e3bc4e6d3b1dd928f5c084968cc6fb588e


c/p error


hehe, that one was really annoying when testing, I was just too lazy to look for what was wrong and just scrolled all the way down, as a work-around :smile:


英爷加油。


Needs "\n"


> You simply can't write recovery code that works without memory or stack space.

Well of course not. But by the time you've unwound the stack to the top of the thread in which the error occurred it's _highly_ likely that you'll be able to allocate memory or create a new stack frame.

What I'm saying is that an OOME or SOE in a certain thread doesn't mean I have to tear down the whole VM. It usually just means I need to unwind the stack belonging to that particular thread.


Looks good, maybe an important point about contract lasting at least for 5 next months?


Well, I went to the bank and it didn't seemed to matter to them that my contract finishes in 10 days :smile:


actually was done on purpose.
that string is the Wordpress string uses here:
https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/4.3.1/src/wp-includes/post-template.php#L130

Same thing for the excerpt below.
I made (when implemented that) a rapid test with the italian lang and it was translated. So I thought that without specifying our theme's textdomain the global worpdress translation would be brought.
But maybe I'm wrong.
And still you might want to use our textdomain (my idea was a wp thing users will not complain to us :D)


Perhaps I'm on the right track here. I still can't show a list of collaborators or the 'remove collaborator' button.


Pandacoin PND community and new DigitalPandacoin development team will continue to develop and support this project.


like and share


ddd


On 20/09/2015 12:00, morinmorin wrote:
>
> Oops, I forgot to change the target branch to 'develop' branch in the
> PR. Sorry about that and the breakage in Boost.Serialization. I should
> have checked the use of the deleted macro throughout Boost libraries.
>
No problem, been there done that ;)


It did, in my case.


Uhm. Thanks to our new per-screen DPI, this will (later) need a screen argument, right?


-n+3: less than 3


Leave it as it was, and change it to
```java
if (timeBeforeMode <= 0 || (TimeLimit.getMatchTimeLimit() == 0 && (timeBeforeMode > showBefore || timeBeforeMode <= 0))) {
```


ah sorry, was wrong, it still crashes on init :-/
Krzysztof is your Radeon working fine with these 4.2 patches?

[    2.802695] <6>[fglrx] Maximum main memory to use for locked dma buffers: 15626 MBytes.
[    2.802829] <6>[fglrx]   vendor: 1002 device: 67b0 revision: 0 count: 1
[    2.803044] <6>[fglrx] ioport: bar 4, base 0xe000, size: 0x100
[    2.803194] general protection fault: 0000 [#1] PREEMPT SMP
[    2.803234] Modules linked in: e1000e(+) snd mei_me soundcore mei ie31200_edac ptp pps_core edac_core shpchp thermal fan tpm_infineon wmi fglrx(O+) tpm_tis battery tpm video acpi_cpufreq(-) processor evdev mac_hid button amd_iommu_v2 ip_tables x_tables uvesafb sd_mod hid_generic usbhid hid atkbd libps2 ahci libahci libata firewire_ohci xhci_pci ehci_pci firewire_core ehci_hcd xhci_hcd crc_itu_t scsi_mod usbcore usb_common i8042 serio crc32c_generic crc32c_intel btrfs xor raid6_pq
[    2.803518] CPU: 4 PID: 250 Comm: systemd-modules Tainted: G           O    4.2.0-4-ARCH #1
[    2.803547] Hardware name: MSI MS-7751/Z77A-GD65 (MS-7751), BIOS V10.10 07/23/2013
[    2.803574] task: ffff88040b719b80 ti: ffff88040b5e8000 task.ti: ffff88040b5e8000
[    2.803605] RIP: 0010:[<ffffffffa03652d1>]  [<ffffffffa03652d1>] firegl_trace+0x61/0x1e0 [fglrx]
[    2.803703] RSP: 0018:ffff88040b5eba58  EFLAGS: 00010286
[    2.803726] RAX: 0000000000000001 RBX: ffff88040b5ebb37 RCX: 00000000000012cb
[    2.803751] RDX: ffffffffa0561430 RSI: ffffffffa03652d1 RDI: 0000000000000004
[    2.803781] RBP: 0000000000000001 R08: 0000000000000000 R09: ffffffffa05ca440
[    2.803811] R10: ffffffffa0370270 R11: ffffffffa0370230 R12: 000000000000000d
[    2.803835] R13: 0000000000000000 R14: 0000000000000000 R15: ffffffffa05ca440
[    2.803866] FS:  00007f3455f08740(0000) GS:ffff88041ed00000(0000) knlGS:0000000000000000
[    2.803899] CS:  0010 DS: 0000 ES: 0000 CR0: 0000000080050033
[    2.803924] CR2: 00007f48a29ddb30 CR3: 000000040adf7000 CR4: 00000000001406e0
[    2.803948] Stack:
[    2.803957]  000012cb0bc62098 ffffffffa0561430 ffff88040b5ebaa8 0000000000000092
[    2.803992]  ffff88040b5ebab8 ffffffff8144f73c ffff88040b5ebb2e ffff88040c2fd800
[    2.804026]  ffff88040b5ebb3e 0000000000000292 0000000000000000 ffffffff811b2ece
[    2.804062] Call Trace:
[    2.804075]  [<ffffffff8144f73c>] ? pci_conf1_read+0xbc/0x100
[    2.804098]  [<ffffffff811b2ece>] ? __kmalloc+0x2e/0x270
[    2.804148]  [<ffffffffa032a983>] ? KCL_MEM_SmallBufferAlloc+0x13/0x20 [fglrx]
[    2.804225]  [<ffffffffa03311ee>] ? KCL_STR_Memcpy+0xe/0x10 [fglrx]
[    2.804249]  [<ffffffff815601d8>] ? klist_next+0xb8/0x110
[    2.804308]  [<ffffffffa0370230>] ? asyncioSvcInitContext+0x30/0x30 [fglrx]
[    2.804326]  [<ffffffff812fb140>] ? pci_do_find_bus+0x60/0x60
[    2.804367]  [<ffffffffa032cae3>] ? KAS_Initialize+0x133/0x1d0 [fglrx]
[    2.804412]  [<ffffffffa033cd02>] ? firegl_init+0xe2/0xf0 [fglrx]
[    2.804458]  [<ffffffffa034f4c0>] ? firegl_find_interrupt_by_sourceid+0x50/0x50 [fglrx]
[    2.804510]  [<ffffffffa034f4e0>] ? IRQMGR_CallbackWrapper+0x20/0x20 [fglrx]
[    2.804547]  [<ffffffffa0fd827e>] ? firegl_init_module+0x27e/0x1000 [fglrx]
[    2.804563]  [<ffffffffa0fd8000>] ? 0xffffffffa0fd8000
[    2.804577]  [<ffffffff81002123>] ? do_one_initcall+0xb3/0x200
[    2.804591]  [<ffffffff81197af5>] ? __vunmap+0x95/0xf0
[    2.804604]  [<ffffffff811b41cf>] ? kfree+0x14f/0x160
[    2.804618]  [<ffffffff8156a88c>] ? do_init_module+0x60/0x1e7
[    2.804633]  [<ffffffff810f8b56>] ? load_module+0x2206/0x2850
[    2.804647]  [<ffffffff810f58f0>] ? symbol_put_addr+0x40/0x40
[    2.804661]  [<ffffffff810f92f4>] ? SyS_init_module+0x154/0x1a0
[    2.805205]  [<ffffffff81570a6e>] ? entry_SYSCALL_64_fastpath+0x12/0x71
[    2.805736] Code: df 00 00 00 48 89 54 24 08 89 4c 24 04 ff e6 0f 29 7b f1 0f 29 73 e1 0f 29 6b d1 0f 29 63 c1 0f 29 5b b1 0f 29 53 a1 0f 29 4b 91 <0f> 29 43 81 e8 76 96 fc ff 48 89 c7 e8 5e ae fd ff 44 89 e1 c1
[    2.807005] RIP  [<ffffffffa03652d1>] firegl_trace+0x61/0x1e0 [fglrx]


Add this after this line:
```java
if (timeBeforeMode <= 1) percent = 0;
```


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I tried to associate the collaborator with the user. Still not working.


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- серый цвет плюс разрешено не более 60 герцов иначе вспышка и нагрузка в европе не работает такая фигня


Agreed. Will update this.


Absolutely. Will fix this.


Missed that one...thanks for pointing.


La verdad es que funcionan muy bien;)


Yes, yes, yes TeamCity.  Stop moaning.


@drbassett found this [link](https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/windowsdesktop/en-us/9223743a-e9ae-4301-b8a4-96dc2335b686/threading-and-bitmapsource) which points out that it is unsafe to pass a `BitmapSource` between threads. The solution is to call `BitmapSource::Freeze()` before passing to another thread.


Lo meteré a ver que tal. Por ahora 0 problemas y ningún problema de disminución de rendimiento en los gráficos, comprobado con antutu


Thanks! quite bad that QCommandLineParser does not throw ciritical error.
IMHO it should ring all alert bells on param name collision.


Finally, blahjbbalhb, spent my whole day looking why wont the v0.3.26 version won't install...


Apparently we are dead wrong and this call is required!


None so far, I will try to do the twist ....I will try...and maybe there I will have some questions.


Just testing this thing!


Ah, I see. I didn't know that the guide suggested to make a directory called `run`.

The executables and everything else should be installed in subfolders of the directory you pass on the command line with `CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX` (the run directory, as you say) when you run CMake. The executables end up in the `bin` subfolder, the configuration files should be in the `etc` subfolder, some libraries in a `lib` subfolder, etc. At least that's where they've always been on my Linux system. I haven't installed a core yet after the last few commits though.


Dir class needed


The `SharedLibraryLoader` is only used if the [first call](https://github.com/LWJGL/lwjgl3/blob/1ee894580e46849bd247549bd3562fc8265b2015/modules/core/src/main/java/org/lwjgl/Sys.java#L30) to `LWJGLUtil.loadLibrarySystem` fails. If you have already extracted the natives and set `java.library.path`/`org.lwjgl.librarypath` accordingly, that call will succeed and you shouldn't have any trouble.


cloudflare isn't just an one service that offers those services. so why did you call it $settings_CloudFlare


Confirmed that the simpler solution still fixes the bug I was seeing (ie "works on my machine!").


could this be `-p` for `print` instead of `-a` ?


nit: `showaction` implies that it will continue after showing it, maybe rename to `printAndExit` ?


Thanks for spotting c/p error. PRs sent.

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....argh. I take that back.

In the environment I'm looking at (inside zinc/nailgun), these classes have no classloader set, and consequently the `Class.getResource` call fails. Switching back to the previous implementation.


## Never stop smiling, the benefits far outweigh the alternatives.


Hi Sandeep,

Remember the definition of efficiency and remove selected lines from code which is given at link:
https://github.com/skaur90/FNAL-Beam-Test-Scripts/blob/be2a6425d85946cc39f67449e54d01d5ad4745c8/AiwuTextFile.C#L355-L359

You should put this at the end around:
https://github.com/skaur90/FNAL-Beam-Test-Scripts/blob/be2a6425d85946cc39f67449e54d01d5ad4745c8/AiwuTextFile.C#L935-L962


That's a bit short. We don't control NTP on the agents, and it's possible that an agent's time will have drifted. If you're not in a hurry, I would recommend setting the expiration to +1 hour at least.


Isn't the boot.img too big?


For context, compliance items currently after a validity period of 24 hours.


это ты так к строке привёл?)
хитро)


Feel free to ask'em any time


@ido right. thx. but it doesn't work on windows.

i did this PR only b/c it's a bit better and doesn't crash my program on windows. it's mostly safe.


so, this is the thing that waits for a cron schedule to happen and then runs and action?
r+ on the code, but please add a few comments on top of the functions


Тогда и здесь к числу приводи)
```javascript
object.value = +object.value || Math.min(Math.max(0, +object.min_value || 0), +object.max_value ||0 );
```


Fine with me, makes more sense this way.


Terminology was actually from #27, which I just rebased and extended.


Naja,

mit Set kann man jede Art von Kommando übergeben, man könnte es natürlich auch über ein Attribut regeln, welches dann das Define anpasst.

Ich war halt nur am Überlegen, wie man es intuitiv gestaltet.

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is an `entity` a `job`, an `action` or an `investigation` or any of these?
If runner only runs actions one at a time, then maybe `entity` could be name `ActionSchedule` for clarity? Not sure if that's a good idea, I'm just looking for reducing the number of terms we use.


See comment about entity naming in doc above


nit, but one I care about: could you put main() at the top and then continue with the functions it calls in order of calling? It's probably just me, but I always found the C way of putting your main function at the bottom really hard to read.


maybe `exit` instead of `panic` ?


Refs #4362 and not 4422, fail, anyway..


or rather `doExit(X)`


[19:24:31] <abma_irc> hmm ok, copy and paste programming :-|
[19:24:42] <hokomoko> well, all files
[19:24:51] <hokomoko> change w to g etc.


Definitely, I didn't want to commit these files, I forgot about them!


I have made some modifications in 263.dir/msselection.latex file.  263.{pdf,html} built properly on my machine now (I had to include package ifpdf).  I am now ready to create a pull request for these changes.

Question:  I am going to point to the HTML and PDF document on github.io.  Do these formats get build automatically to remain up to date with the .latex source?  Or kept up to date with human intervention?


I think this can be made safer by using open first and then fstat.


At first I thought that this patch introduces another error, but now I started to think like it's OK, but on the way I might have found another bug... I'll update the trac issue first and then open a Phab ticket depending on the answers.


didn't you already do this once?


This commit is fine to cherry pick.


If image format is not specified it should use jpg by default. I have already changed this for still images.


Isn't there a "case MANAGER_EXIT:" line misssing here?


@Araq Pretty sure some of this code is breaking the compilation of NimForum:

```
forum.nim(915, 1) template/generic instantiation from here
c:\users\dominik\git\nimrod\lib\core\macros.nim(316, 63) template/generic instan
tiation from here
forum.nim(1280, 14) template/generic instantiation from here
forum.nim(1271, 43) Error: no surrounding array access context for '^'
```


почитай про гитигнор


Not sure about this change. Most of those functions are meant to be used from `cider-mode` (and similar modes).


We should probably turn this into some variable and be done with it.


Good catch, let me fix that.


hmm, how do we want to handle overwrite parameters?
1. how do we get a list with possible parameters and their (default) values?
2. which format for which parameter type?
3. how to read?

maybe best way to handle is close to settings file format?


DECIMAL_STR_MAX(uint8_t), no?


This response handler should also be created somewhere else.


I'm not sure what's the value in those changes, as the only real solution here is decoupling the code.


This is dependent on the mix function, but it's more of a personal preference for the yesterday scheme, particularly a personal versioni created before yesterday was actually added. I should check other schemes first.


Single line if blocks without curly braces please, see CODING_STYLE.


No C++ style comments (i.e. "//" is bad, "/* */" is good), see CODING_STYLE.


"for vector" mean "for ndarray<T, 1>".

I understand that it is for integer but why? Do we risk to have an overflow? Or it is another reason?


From `pydoc numpy.linalg.norm`:

```
    The following norms can be calculated:

    =====  ============================  ==========================
    ord    norm for matrices             norm for vectors
    =====  ============================  ==========================
    None   Frobenius norm                2-norm
    'fro'  Frobenius norm                --
    'nuc'  nuclear norm                  --
    inf    max(sum(abs(x), axis=1))      max(abs(x))
    -inf   min(sum(abs(x), axis=1))      min(abs(x))
    0      --                            sum(x != 0)
    1      max(sum(abs(x), axis=0))      as below
    -1     min(sum(abs(x), axis=0))      as below
    2      2-norm (largest sing. value)  as below
    -2     smallest singular value       as below
    other  --                            sum(abs(x)**ord)**(1./ord)
    =====  ============================  ==========================
```


this commit introduce a bug, now it's impossible to use godot, mouse doesn't work.


I think Exit() (in contrast to SetExitCode()) should actually be allowed even if we are run on the host, so that we don't end up in the situation where somebody issued "systemctl exit", we then shut down cleanly, but the very last step of shutting down then fails, because "systemctl exit -f" which is invoked by systemd-exit.service doesn't finish. We'd then hang in a very unfortunate state, where we are basically are shutdown, but cannot finish the last step of it.

I'd rather prefer if we'd then continue shutting down, and fall back to reboot() in systemd-shutdown if we notice we cannot actually do the exit() thing, because we aren't in a container.


an easier way to remove the error is to just do this
https://github.com/Qualcomm-msm/android_kernel_lge_g3/commit/ef1742ee035e81acfbb60f291f744ba0629b0e8c


Why all these tests at sub 60s? They are not going to tell you anything useful...   Oh, there is the off chance that you will get randomly lucky and the vstc values will stay relatively true at higher time controls, but that is just shooting in the dark.  Long term, fewer resources would be used and better results obtained if tests were submitted directly to sprt at 15s.  If comparisons are to be made for these types of parameters, one would be best served by using 30 or 60 second TCs in order to minimize wasted work.


there seems to be a problem with this commit. When pressing **``<F4>``** and thus trying to generate a GTD node from a node starting with an asterix **''*''**, an error message is seen in the log:

``
STDOUT: message: No such property: textUtils for class: ActionEditor
STDOUT: Line number: -1Sep 20, 2015 6:53:08 PM org.freeplane.core.util.LogUtils warn
WARNING: ExecuteScriptAction failed:
groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: textUtils for class: ActionEditor	at ...
``

Seems that the new **``textUtils``** are better off with the old **``TextUtils``** (capital T at the beginning) in the file "src/scripts/GTDActionEditor.groovy". But I have not fully understood the commit, yet.


This code should downgrade to RB_POWEROFF if we are not in a container, so that the switch block then falls back to reboot(RB_POWEROFF) if we are run in a container and cannot exit (see above).


why not use an array?


Sadly enough, running btrbk with -q still produces "At subvol..." output on stderr (see #33). As long as this is not fixed, I think there is not much sense in running "btrbk -q" in cron.


oh, I see -- sometimes you have a description


Fixing the compile warnings will enable us to process byte compilation warnings as part of the build.  This finds a lot of bugs.  Refactoring the code further, to remove these warts, will be much less risky once we get that up and running.


The `ConditionVirtualization=` line would just make this a noop on non-containers, but that's not what we want. The other option, `AssertVirtualization=` isn't much better actually, since both conditions and asserts are only checked when we are about to actually start this service, but that's way too late, since we already effectively did most of the shutdown at that time.

Also, if we have the RB_POWEROFF fallback in place, as suggested above, then we should be fine, as a "systemctl exit" would then be downgraded to RB_POWEROFF on a non-cotnainer system, and all is good.


1. cParameterContainer has method QList<QString> GetListOfParameters(void)
const; to list all parameters. There is also GetDefault(QString name)
method to get default value
2. We can write to every parameter as QString. cMultiVal will do conversion
automatically, so you don't need to take care about it
3. how to read what?


Why do we have to disable these checkboxes?


Thanks. merged with amendments in: 411165dd392e08626b0bec5c6a19c089499cd27f


This should say "and is equivalent to `poweroff` otherwise.", see below.


Thanks, merged with amendments in: c29f552119b1611012ad2d85ec276f12792634dd


This breaks the functionality.


This could use review. I know I changed the logic of when to print what timing stat, but I'm going to clean up the formatting anyways.


Should be `function fetchData` instead of 'fetchData = function`?


This essentially makes `rule` a synonym for `action`.

I think instead you should add `handle_rule`, which would populate a `struct rule` type with the rule matching criteria (title or app_id), as well as the action to invoke when it is created. Then add that `struct rule` to a list or array somewhere.

Then, when a window is created, we can look through all the `struct rule`s and if they match, run the associated actions (with the window being created as the argument).


Looks like a suspicious indentation.


By the way we can --list option to list all available parameters


OK, here's a case against this patch:

```haskell
module Base (AClass (..), BClass) where

import Extends (BClass (..))

class AClass a where
  has :: a
```

```haskell
module Extends where

class BClass b where
    has :: b
```

```haskell
module Main where

import Base
import Extends

data Bar = Bar

instance BClass Bar where
  has = Bar

main :: IO ()
main =  (Extends.has :: Bar) `seq` return ()
```

Here `import Base` redundant but we don't get any warnings.

EDIT: Oh wait, I just realized that GHC 7.10 doesn't give any warnings either.. Hm...


I figure systemd.special(7) needs updating, and the description of systemd-exit should move into the earlier section and be amended to say it also works in containers, and is equivalent to poweroff on non-container systems.


Any reason why not just calling py.test here?


Yes, I made to run at 1am instead.


Perhaps, although I put much more faith in actual tests, than in the compiler.

Still, what I meant to say is that the alternative fix is not that more complex that using `declare-function`. I'm just not sure fond of temporary half-measures.


Just a reminder that `3.5` is supported by now as well by Travis, however for the time being, you need to configure it as `3.5.0`.


Script should be running outside from the git folder. Temporary files will be copied to the folder named "temp".


If you use `...` type comments you should do it everywhere. Currently you are mixing no dots with dots. With the `...` type comments you should tell a story. Something like:

If left clicking a block ...
... that isn't null ...
... get the block above ...
... if block above is fire ...
... and the player can't build there ...
... cancel ...
... and compensate for client side prediction.


With enumerations in Java the standard is to use raw object comparison. Use `!=` here. It works fine and is easier to read.


Really... Interesting.

Generally no star is better, so you don't wind up importing things you don't use.


I was trying to check if this function was not called from the UI thread (since it *is* blocking on network), but I cannot find the call graph leading to this method (except from others `getGeocodeFromUrl` methods). How is it called?


This commit has some overlap with one of the subsequent commits.


Maybe you could add a comment here where you quickly explain what this event listener does? You could simply say it blocks punching out fire.


Heh, oops.

-[Unknown]


Because tox takes care of a few defaults for us. In particular it sets a few envvars that break buggy software that relies on dictionary sort order.

Also we can test our tox config file this way.


How do we know it's `(byte)0`? While it probably always is, it would be a better idea to fetch that from the potentialBlock as well. Maybe in future versions of Minecraft, and even current ones in rare cases the data value is something else?


I'm not forced to merge this pull request, am I?!

Well, I've clarified AGPL version in description that it's version 3 or later. I've renamed `LICENSE` to `LIECNSE.txt` and also added `LICENSE.html`. Thus adding the `.txt` extension makes some sense other than supporting Windows. Download and marketplace links are still on the way.


We should have this version same as used build-tool version. After merge I will refactor it to use constant to has all android support libraries with same version


This doesn't seem to affect me (though I currently just use btrbk for local snapshots). So it seems to make sense in that case.


Does it work now? I use `res.redirect('/')` and routes favicon.ico properly too


Can you add an explanation/description of the version string?

[This StackExchange post describes it well:](http://programmers.stackexchange.com/a/141986)

```
v2.5-0-deadbeef
^    ^ ^
|    | |
|    | SHA of HEAD
|    |
|    number of commits since last tag
|
last tag
```


@majidaldo a windows-compatible PID lockfile module: https://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/pylockfile/


Hello,
I needed to set jpeg_quality of generated thumbnails in one of my projects. I thought that this functionality will be useful for others also. This as well provide control over other settings sending to Imagine save method.

Best Regards,
Kamoris


I see. Thanks for the explanation. I were just wondering because `tox.ini`seems to just call `py.test`. But fair enough.


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Should be fine, if the other PR is merged.


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Yes. I just could not remember the syntax. Will fix, this is nicer


I like this :+1:


this should be the updated version of the game with the new map


Yes good idea


I've picked up the relevant layout files from the \Designs\Layout folder and driopped them into the mopidy_radio_pi folder, FTP'd to the Pi, tested and it runs fine.
So I think this will be a good way of working:-
Andy you save files in the layout folder, every time there's an update I'll grab the latest copies, move them across to the mopidy_radio_pi folder and then upload to the Pi, what do you think?


Issues discussed are fixed in adab632d8d872b1dc02b078d001260f60c4f51d3


Hmmm, is it possible to just set it to 4? More minors will definitely be coming and we are committing to stability.


Yes I was actually thinking the same thing. I'll also make two first parameter into `Double | String`.


readme file added


ông @LuuTheVinh  coi kiểm tra cái Normal trong define.h
nếu để = 0 thì aircraft lỗi
nếu để = 1 thì bill lỗi


No the super implementation is a no-op. I could, and I'll probably show it just to show a super call, but it's not required.


Because without "4.0" listed, how can I know people are not adding code that uses a new feature added after the 4.0 release? Also, there can still be regressions (there seems to be some kind of regression in the buffer changes of 4.1 when I started looking into https://github.com/felixge/node-mysql/issues/1221). I don't want people to make a PR and get a red X just because it started using a version of 4.x that was never tested.


What is the purpose of the implicit rules? Do you have .o targets not included in XTARGETS?


PSA: Time permitting, I'll make a Python 2/3 compat module to handle/fix all this cases correctly and efficiently.


It's actually on purpose. I think. Anyway I took that from the tutorial repo. 10 is not used in fact.


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However, note that I had to change that expression slightly to support Python `3.5.0`, see #495.


i think that method can be removed and in menubar `utils.compute_textbox_width` can be called directly


Actually we do support abstract methods in native classes, now. But same comment as for the other super call.


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Never mind. I submitted a PR: #495


Oh yes. I did not realize I could do that ^^


@fingolfin great, so after replacing things like `TLS->threadID` to `TLS(threadID)` we may introduce a dummy `TLS` macro in the master branch to help to unify the codebase?


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I'm about to head into the symphony. I'm slightly confused. Are you trying to deploy gravelpitband on to the same DO box as theusthread or is it a new box?

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I think it would be more friendly when disabling collapse option right after unchecking recursive loading option. That code is just for general usage. It's related to this [change](https://github.com/crashbell/octotree/commit/c9777fd0986a997b0665b5a3d2b617b3a27a393e#diff-31b431e10ce255def176bc8dbafecb4eR59)


It comes in the next commit.


Yep, I will change it now


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Because that's how it's structured in Phaser's documentation.


It didn't cross my mind. I guess I could use a case class.


Of course you are not, it is a merge request not more.


That's definitely what I would do in a real program. In live coding, though, that kind of refactoring prevents to see all the relevant code at once on one screen.


But, have any empty line on the end of the file?


dlaczego zatem tego nie zmienisz? :P


> Question: I am going to point to the HTML and PDF document on github.io. Do these formats get build automatically to remain up to date with the .latex source? Or kept up to date with human intervention?

They have to be kept up to date with human intervention (for now). You can do this by using `touch 263.latex && make 263.html 263.pdf`. We can automate this some day.


I see, so it _does_ make sense after all.
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Sounds good @myechuri, this makes sense, I was more curious about it for the purpose of higher order schedulers. It could be nice to probe different flocker clusters to get their backend capabilities.

BTW, im installing this branch from source on centos 7, what are the dependencies for installing from source?


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> Because without "4.0" listed, how can I know people are not adding code that uses a new feature added after the 4.0 release?

I mean like, `4.0` and then `4`.

Maybe set the Major-only test versions to allow failures?

I think the buffer change you are referring to is https://github.com/nodejs/node/commit/74178a5682958d499896e0fa1af6bc0321ec1935, but it shouldn't effect user-land unless you are doing bad things anyway..? :/


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hey hi,

Hi,
Im using python pika client.

channel.basic_consume(callback, queue=task_id, no_ack=True)
    channel.start_consuming()
    print("finish")

the above piece of code never prints finish. it is just consuming messages from queue and waiting and the script is never coming to end even though
queue became empty.
Is there any way i can end the script and print the finish line.

Thank you,
Naveen.


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What was the rationale for adding whitespace to a core file?


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Thanks, I'll correct that and add a note to document everything.


`proj:BeenDestroyed()` is already checked by the `CreateProjectileAtMuzzle` function, so it shouldn't be needed here.

Infact, I don't think it's needed at all since I can't believe that a projectile would be destroyed within the same tick that we spawn it -- it seems overzalous to check for this.

It should suffice to simply check if proj was created, which the function tells us by returning a falsy (nil) value.


Did you test this with --fork?