No, en realidad me había olvidado que solo hay implementada una ISR de las 3

> El 9/9/2015, a las 9:06, Gustavo Muro <notifications@github.com> escribió:
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> seguro que lo tenes presente :). Habría que completar esta ISR o poner un TODO
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See, that's a good Cocoa name. I would've just named it `wmf_zip` :wink:


Renommer en updatePosition pardon


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

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VS-equipment-issues (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (777 of 777 tests passed)

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Can you make this explicit-able?  I'm thinking:
```
def __init__(self, data, filename, content_type=None):
    ...
    self.content_type = content_type or mimetypes.guess_type(filename)[0]
```

So it can be specified directly if desired, or guessed if you don't care that much.


tarea 1 ejercicio 1.2


In my defence, this is exactly what was being done below in precommit line 208.


FYI: TimeUtil.h has utilities for the date strings used in Paco serialization


FYI: Joda has these methods on the date classes, e.g., date.isAfter(date2), date.isBefore(date2).


Ohh fixed my bug I see!!


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 569](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=271133&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 30, passed: 9 Build time: 00:25:09
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest.testDemoMeasureStore: <no details avaliable>

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>

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


And according to the WinPcap 4.1.3 source's packetNtx/Dll/Packet32.c's `PacketGetStats()`:

	if (AdapterObject->Flags == INFO_FLAG_NDIS_ADAPTER)
	{
			Res = (BOOLEAN)DeviceIoControl(AdapterObject->hFile,
			BIOCGSTATS,
			NULL,
			0,
			&tmpstat,
			sizeof(struct bpf_stat),
			&BytesReturned,
			NULL);

		if (Res)
		{
			// Copy only the first two values retrieved from the driver
			s->bs_recv = tmpstat.bs_recv;
			s->bs_drop = tmpstat.bs_drop;
		}

	}

so, whilst the driver supplies a `ps_ifdrop` value, Packet.dll doesn't copy it over.

According to the libpcap 0.4 source I have, it thinks there isn't an "interface drops" member of the bpf_stat structure, and that agrees with the OS X 10.8 documentation (using OS X as an example of a BSD-flavored OS) - BIOCGSTAT, on UN\*Xes with BPF, supplies only the statistics that the BPF code maintains, which doesn't include interface drops.

*However*, its `struct pcap_stat` has

        u_int ps_ifdrop;        /* drops by interface XXX not yet supported */

and most of the pcap modules just set it to 0 (except for the DEC OSF/1^W^WDigital UNIX^W^WTru64 UNIX module, where the packetfilter mechanism apparently *does* provide that information).

So the right fix is to have `PacketGetStats()` copy over `ps_ifdrop` from the `bpf_stat` structure filled in by the driver.

In theory, the right thing to do with WinPcap bugs is to [report them to the winpcap-bugs mailing list](http://www.winpcap.org/bugs.htm).  There is [a GitHub repository for the CACE^WRiverbed WinPcap code](https://github.com/wireshark/winpcap), but it doesn't have a provision for filing issues; I'll ask Gerald whether we should use it for WinPcap bugs or not.  (I'm not sure "wireshark/winpcap" is, in the long term, the right place for the repository - it shouldn't be tied to Wireshark.  Perhaps we could put it under the-tcpdump-group.  The opening up of WinPcap development is still very much a work in progress.)

The right *short*-term fix is for `pcap_stats_win32()` not to trust the `pf_ifdrop` value returned by `PacketGetStats()`, and just return 0, with a comment noting that this is working around a WinPcap bug.

`And why are there 4 counters filled in WinPcap but only 3 counters handled in libpcap?`  Because `pcap_stats()` fills in a buffer provided by the user, and expanding that buffer can break binary compatibility, so `ps_capt` wasn't added.  That's also why `pcap_stats_win32()` doesn't copy over `bs_capt` - older versions of WinPcap didn't have `ps_capt`.

I'd like to go with a pcapng-based scheme wherein there's a call where the caller specifies what statistics it wants and the statistics in that set that the particular device can supply are put into a structure like an Interface Statistics Block and a pointer to that structure is returned.  That lets the caller avoid doing work to get statistics about which it doesn't care, lets \*pcap add new statistics over time without binary compatibility issues, lets particular pcap modules say "sorry, I don't have that information" rather than just returning 0 as the count, *and* expands the counters to 64 bits.  I need to get some more options for the ISB to support everything pcap can return.


so we recreate the related sections every time, but we keep the nearby section around?


Ditto for parse and format utils in TimeUtil.h


By renaming semaphore/lockfiles, this function silently breaks cloud-init-per.

Bug filed:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/cloud-init/+bug/1494040


No estoy tan seguro si deberíamos de hacer caché de estas propiedades, igual con `@total` por el asunto de que al agregar conceptos no se calcularía automáticamente este asunto.


nxdrive/wui/settings.py also uses APPLICATION_NAME, that needs to be changed too


https://github.com/slackhq/hubot-slack/issues/197 @treindle
so remove it. ;)


@stephentoub  Thanks for cleanly implementing this test using [Theory] and ```C#yield return```.
I haven't used this syntax much myself but seeing it used here is very helpful and really streamlines the test code.

Question: Is Xunit helpful enough when these tests fail?  If `Assert`'s get fired and fail the test, will Xunit show us know which Stream object is currently being tested and failed?


Thanks for mentioning the bug number!


Is there any reason why this pkg is a top level pkg and it's not under `api`? If this is gonna encapsulate things like requestid and api version I'd see it under `api`. Or will it be like a big context bucket which handles needed values for others pkgs as well?


Oh. I honestly did not notice.


Isn't it the **last** `n` items in the receiver?


correct.


The method should probably have some documentation about the Disconnect property; it would be a bit confusing to just call client.Disconnect(); and notice that the client disconnects again if someone wasn't familiar. :)


Rebalanced the refinery to use sheetmetal


The correct thing to do would be to fix the symbol table though, I agree :)  I'll have a look at it tonight.


Should this path $(CommonTestPath\Streams instead be $(CommonTestPath)\System\IO instead?  The current structure of src paths is to use the namespace hierarchy of the classes contained within.  This path syntax seems to do a "logical" group instead.


I think this name (and the comments) are a bit confusing.  What do you think of: `wmf_subarrayFromIndexToEnd(index:)`? Similar to `-[NSString substring(From|To)Index:]`.


to be honest the reason I'm leaving `TODO: missing description` on a lot of these functions is it's not clear what they do or how they operate. I'll try to add some on here -- I can deduce what fields and setGeomType do -- but others are far less obvious.


also, should we be using the "safe" subarray method, or do you intend for this to throw an out of bounds exception?


Probably, but we already had a Streams folder here, so I just added this one there.  I think I'd like to leave this here for now, and then go back and overhaul the Common folder, in particular Common\tests, as it's a bit unwieldy at the moment.


attachment_url_to_postid doesn't handle sized filenames, but it depends on what you're after. If you aim to support image lookups including sized images, you should first check if attachment_url_to_postid() returns something, then fall back to the custom size checks.


`newIndex` isn't changed, so use `let`


correct. otherwise you'd it would abort the source again, which would make a weird bug.


Yes, I've discussed this with @akarnokd in the PR comments, if we won't do this — `resultFactory ` may not be called if subscriber unsubscribes immediately after `subscribe()`. Kind of side effect. Current implementation has stable behavior for all cases.


Just noting what we discussed on the call, this change is live on 'ex' now.  Much of that configuration I just cargo culted from the interwebs.  Let me know what I should do here.


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Can you give an example of where I can find this happening?


should use `let` here. if it were a Swift array you'd have to use `var`, but since it's `NSMutableArray`, using `var` is truer to the intent (that it's not meant to be assigned to).

``` swift
Welcome to Swift version 1.2. Type :help for assistance.
  1> import Foundation
  2> let a = NSMutableArray()
a: NSMutableArray = "0 values"
  3> a.addObject("foo")
  4> a
$R0: NSMutableArray = "1 value" {
  [0] = "foo"
}
  5> a = NSMutableArray()
repl.swift:5:3: error: cannot assign to 'let' value 'a'
a = NSMutableArray()
~ ^
```


I guess this is intended to mutate the obj in the future, right?


This will not work on Linux. I assume this was written with OSX, since it does not worry about case-sensitivity. This needs to be a lower case "queue". This is referenced in /cli/multiplexer.py in lines 5 - 7.

Can someone make this change so that linux users are good to go with this stable version?


hmmm good question. I kind of viewed it as a context thingy that can be used by any part of the daemon and not necessarily tied to the 'api' layer.  E.g. graph may use it.  But if people want it moved I can do so.


Hi,
Great news, things have changed since last time i look at :

http://www.dlna.org/guidelines <http://www.dlna.org/guidelines>

> Le 9 sept. 2015 à 15:22, Olivier Oeuillot <notifications@github.com> a écrit :
>
> Hello
>
> I think, I have found the response of our prefix/xmlns problem:
>
> http://upnp.org/specs/av/UPnP-av-ContentDirectory-v3-Service.pdf
>
> Go to Chapter 1.4 (End of page 21) It is explain !
> (But they don't list "sec" prefix, and the Freebox use this prefix without
> xmlns definition !)
>
> Regards,
>
> 2015-09-08 22:36 GMT+02:00 s-leger <notifications@github.com>:
>
> > nope, sorry
> >
> > I get this from a LG screen :
> > Unknown xmlns for prefix res@dlna token= res@dlna:cleartextSize
> >
> > Note:
> > Some media urls in dlna devices are also prefixed with dlna: (HdHomerun)
> > Ps3 media server adds a $ as prefix ..
> >
> >
> > > Le 8 sept. 2015 à 14:47, Olivier Oeuillot <notifications@github.com> a
> > écrit :
> > >
> > > Yes I known, but it was possible that you have access to it ;-P
> > >
> > >
> > > 2015-09-08 14:44 GMT+02:00 s-leger <notifications@github.com>:
> > >
> > > > Uhuh, nope,
> > > > DLNA spec is available for DLNA association members only,
> > > > and membership caosts an arm. (aka 700+)
> > > > Lame dlna !
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > > Le 8 sept. 2015 à 11:06, Olivier Oeuillot <notifications@github.com>
> > a
> > > > écrit :
> > > > >
> > > > > Do you have DLNA spec ?
> > > > >
> > > > > I can not find them !
> > > > >
> > > > > —
> > > > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <
> > > >
> > https://github.com/oeuillot/upnpserver/commit/0cee30a505a497d7548845c9f32099ede3bba563#commitcomment-13107151
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> > > >
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It was added in 4.0, so you'd have to ensure the function was available first before trying to use it.


#5067-CoilCoolingWaterToAirHeatPumpVariableSpeedEquationFit-inside-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1839 of 1840 tests passed)

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That gives the type of the diagonal blocks of the lowest level. in the example they are Diagonal{Float64}, but I guess could be something else

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> 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.
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@cassiobotaro no arquivo appconfig.ini, dê uma olhada na linha do separator, ele não está recebendo nada. Aparentemente está faltando alguma coisa.

E no arquivo 00_config.py, eu vi que você removeu a configuração "auth.settings.remember_me_form = False". Era para tirar mesmo, ou isso deveria ser pego através de um myconf.take igual ao restante?


you're right, that would be better... i didn't do a great job separating stuff in the commits themselves, but not too hard to fix.

i kind of think it's OK in this case; scenes not using midi input won't be affected by the 0.7.0 change, and scenes that do use midi input were pretty broken before the change anyways.


@jmunhoz this is inherently broken. We cannot first read all data just to calculate the signature, then to handle it. This can only work for small amount of data, but cannot scale. We can't cache all the data in memory, and we need to stream the data to the backend (when doing writes), otherwise we'll need to flush all data only after user sent it all and it will eventually time out. Streaming data to the backend serves as a throttling mechanism, and in the past we had to use our own modified fastcgi module just because fcgid had this specific problem (caching all data before sending it to the backend).
What you should be doing here instead is to make ClientIO hash all the data as it goes through it (if needed), and only when everything is done verify that the hash is correct.


one thing i definitely want to do is get the bees docs up to date.


We run all of our tests on linux, so this definitely works on linux.

It doesn't work in python3 though.

This has already been fixed on master to use `from six.moves.queue import Queue`


That was a mistake, sorry.


`AC_CHECK_HEADERS` can check several files at once, and a specific line (3 lines actually) is (are) written when doing so.
A generic `AC_MSG_ERROR([sys/inotify.h and pthread.h are required for inotify plugin])` would have be enough. :-)


.toPrecision yields strings and we want numbers so we should wrap the result in Number( ) before pushing

- otherwise looks great!


I bisected, and one of these commits breaks the lpl lists in xmb... I absolutely don't get why translation would affect that. But I double checked.


Yeah did that on purpose. Thought it looked better and less cramped. Could argue against it though

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Even better term -  undefined behavior (instead of side effect).


ทำไมมันเยอะจังเลย ><


The `[Override]` sections are there to do exactly that, as a generic option.
Please do not introduce new options for the same feature,  even if it may feel more natural to have them in the same section.


101884090--NewVenting-Availability-Schedule (jasondegraw) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1840 of 1840 tests passed)

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Why this hunk? Now, If I tell `poweroff --wtmp-only`, it will happily power off my system via logind (at most — after asking me an admin password).

(I've got a PR #1227 which changes exactly these lines, and I've resolved the merge conflict with "theirs", so it re-introduces the old behavior.)


What I fear is having a top level context handling everything needed by the various packages. Is it that bad to have package scoped contexts? So if graph needs say the request ID plus other data it will create its own context


Thanks

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> nxdrive/wui/settings.py also uses APPLICATION_NAME, that needs to be
> changed too
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good catch


As I see it, this is just an inotify-only version of the file-monitor plugin.
Besides the 1-second delay, did you have any reason to create this one? A specific feature you needed?

I planned on make the file-monitor plugin a bit more generic, and make it support streams (so UNIX sockets and TCP basically) with some simple format to specify colour or whatever. Would you be interested in writing/using it?


this is supposed to be a "bad" example, should not fit the proposed style


I'm not sure there are any. It just allows server vars to be added before
the middleware is invoked. Seemed like a good thing to have.

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The context doesn't have any smarts about what's going on - it really nothing more than a glorified map.
Each bit of code can modify the context to add more stuff to it but the new data (I believe based on reading the golang context stuff) will be scoped to only child funcs, data doesn't bubble upwards (which I personally find kind of weird).


Autoconf have this one in the default headers, so you can just use `HAVE_UNISTD_H` blindly.

Same comment for the multiple `AC_CHECK_HEADERS`. :-)


GetTime for TIGRESS systems returns the time difference between the trigger request and the trigger accept. This is different than the GetTime function for GRIFFIN systems, which returns the "absolute" time (in timestamp units). For now, I'm okay with keeping this consistency within TIGRESS, but it will need to be changed when we change the TIGRESS DAQ to more of a GRIFFIN-style one.


Um, plus a bunch of context fixes.


@runcom to your idea of a 'packaged scope context' - we need the notion of a context that span the entire processing of a request - from http layer all the way down to the bottom of the engine.  If we did have a package specific context then we'd probably end up having to copy data between them as we wanted to share info - and that'll quickly become a burden.  Just having one 'map' (context) per request should be ok.


ejercicio 1.2


Why is this 3 and not 2?


I see, top level context sounds good then


That's what ended up getting me here, I was missing modules for six and tried with python 3.

Is there a place in the documentation where you point out that this library does not support python 3? If not can it be updated to save someone some debugging time?


Hmm does it currently scale to target or luma size?


As it is now it scales directly to the target size.


One thing - we need a way to set the logging level.  Perhaps via an environment variable that gets converted to DEBUG, INFO, etc?


r+


Well it was previously formatted correctly; its a bad example, but for an issue different than white space.


I suspect these can be marked with `override` while we're here.


## [Numix-Solarised-Dark](https://github.com/0nse/Numix-Solarised-Dark)


merging jedmccaleb/stellar-core/master = ffa9195b into auto


saw approval from MonsieurNicolas
at https://github.com/jedmccaleb/stellar-core/commit/ffa9195b57c271e9a32a640a6f521045fc18da51


jedmccaleb/stellar-core/master = ffa9195b merged ok, testing candidate = 83ab4601


In that case I think I actually prefer the 'or' method and have it scale directly to target size. No point scaling to luma size only to have it downscaled again, which will cost performance. So I guess let's revert it back.


new apk/package name. not sure if it replaces wallet yet...


81211464-LinkInfiltrationAndReturnFlows (shorowit) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1828 of 1837 tests passed)

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The spring message was generic and not specific to either owners or
collaborators of dictionary. And so, I have changed it to specific text. I
did this because Concept Collections had similar hardcoded text.

Regards,
Chandana

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wrote:

> 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.
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I think I already reverted it with that pull request.


Se cambio el archivo de texto para probar la nueva implementacion


Why not just kill it? If it's broken, no longer developed, and removed from other distros, is there any scenario in which this will come back to life?


Yeah I just noticed :)


It does support python3... This commit is months old, it was fixed in another commit.


Not sure whether or not this should always be code.language.


Fire is the only solution.


If constant is not defined, we should go back to 'monoo' here i think ?


Do you mind adding a `commons-dbcp.version` property?
We're currently going through an IP review. `commons-dbcp` has already been approved (it's a transitive dependency for something else) so there are no issues adding it.


BTW the bug reported on the forum is due to a change in the latest MPDN. Renderer.InputRenderTarget and OutputRenderTarget can be the same instance now if input and output are the same size (i.e. input size == target size). And obviously as we can't render to the same render target, we get an error.

This should fix it (RenderChainScript.cs `Render()`)

```C#
            if (Renderer.InputRenderTarget != Renderer.OutputRenderTarget)
            {
                TexturePool.PutTempTexture(Renderer.OutputRenderTarget);
            }
```


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/79569126


102687702-Schedule-Unit-Tests (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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When will you be releasing <kbd>v2.0</kbd> to the Chrome store?


What is an accent?


BTW the reason for this change in MPDN is so we could make things like resizer simply have MPDN render directly to the OutputRenderTarget, skipping `Scale()` which saves time on a memory bandwidth starved GPUs.


I am a VERY illiterate user though installed SyncThing on multiple machines. All was working beautifully though I noticed I had 2 machines of the 4 that were not showing as connected so decided to remove the SyncThing folder in %AppData% and restart SyncThing. I can now no longer add folders or add devices with the following message:
"Connection Error!
Syncthing seems to be experiencing a problem processing your request. Please refresh the page or restart Syncthing if the problem persists."
Any help would be greatly appreciated


You had it backwards :P


fast-forwarding master to auto = 83ab4601


Boa noite professor, spacewar esta atualizado com as regras de Cassia.


It's still a bit hit and miss whether the final result is written to the OutputRenderTarget though.

But I guess the new method is faster if the output is just the SourceFilter.


Thanks Micheal - I will discard this request. This is working well so far, no?


This is a reminder to me to remove the AllowUnsafeBlocks. Will do in a bit.


Yes, for now it might also be an option for the SaveWithScene property to be false for the editor's parameter node.  The current purpose is to represent and share state across logic and gui elements (like the Tool classes that are instanced per-sliceView but don't know about the module widget).

In theory though you might want to save the editor's parameter node if you have settings like thresholds and brush sizes that are suited to the volume data you are working on.  The bugs we were seeing when there were two editor nodes were due to assumptions about some of the properties existing because they had been set in the first node but not the second, but these bugs could be fixed with some additional error checking.


Issue4530UpdateIDDandIORefDOAToZonalUnits (wfbuhl) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1839 of 1839 tests passed)

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Why do you pick this randim commit to comment on? Use the forums.


The latest stable release 1.4.0 has this line in it, that's what was causing me confusion. Thanks for the quick update!


I know, but I'd rather use `is_a?` which won't be confusing.


XUnit will print out all the arguments of the Theory for each failing case.  I suspect here however it's just going to .ToString the arguments and it will be hard to understand which of the three implementations of DelegateStream you are using.


I'd call this `CrossJoinBuildOperator`


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/dcab484efe931c7bc00aa0fa78cb0c8f6791956b


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/deployFeedback = dcab484e into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/deployFeedback = dcab484e merged ok, testing candidate = 21c59668


@CrackerTeg About that time


the footer and the navigation looks good but you need to work on the navigation link

1. there can be only on link with an active class
2. check format below


Comments like there are for the write api explaining all the parameters.


My Blacklists disappeared and I had to manually apply the patch to get them back ?  is this correct ?
ALTER TABLE binaryblacklist ADD COLUMN last_activity DATE DEFAULT NULL;


develop (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2306 of 2337 tests passed)

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I meant special characters. For example...
/(á|à|ã|â|ä)/","/(Á|À|Ã|Â|Ä)/","/(é|è|ê|ë)/","/(É|È|Ê|Ë)/","/(í|ì|î|ï)/","/(Í|Ì|Î|Ï)/","/(ó|ò|õ|ô|ö)/","/(Ó|Ò|Õ|Ô|Ö)/","/(ú|ù|û|ü)/","/(Ú|Ù|Û|Ü)/","/(ñ)/","/(Ñ)/

http://www.theworldofstuff.com/characters/


don't abbreviate


Zack Snyder showed that my implementation is somewhat broken.

Metadata `MOC` on `QtMOCCompile`, `RCC` on `QtRCCCompile` and `UIC` on `QtUICCompile` don't really work they way the seem to work.

You can change them but it will not work. It will not work since `CommandLineTemplate` metadata (on all those items) is set with the default tool path. Any further change to the tool path will not change n already set `CommandLineTemplate`.

There are three possible ways to work around it:
1. Whenever you change `MOC` (or `RCC` or `UIC`) repeat also `CommandLineTemplate`. Use the same value as in corresponding `.props` file. But restate it again so that it takes the new value.
2. Remove the `CommandLineTemplate` metadata at all. And instead in corresponding `.targets` file replace its use with its value (prefixing the `MOC`/`RCC`/`UIC` with item name as all other cases there).
3. Remove the `MOC`/`RCC`/`UIC` (also in corresponding `.xml` file) and instead have a property `QtMOCPath` (or how would you call it) an use it in `CommandLineTemplate`.

From those three solutions my advice is to use third. The only thing we lose there is the ability to pick different tool path for each individual item. Instead all items in a project will use the same tool path. But this doesn't really feel like a lost feature. I don't think anyone wants to use different tools within same project.


@bgalek Coś tu jest nie tak, bo w controllerze dostaję null.


This one.


done, I just chucked that commit since it was the only recent change to master. thanks for looking into it!


just return null here.  The caller will call `addInput` again.


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/79571136


>Note: A globally-installed instance of ESLint can only use globally-installed ESLint plugins. A locally-installed ESLint can make sure of both locally- and globally- installed ESLint plugins.

http://eslint.org/docs/user-guide/configuring#configuring-plugins

this works for me:
https://gist.github.com/simonmarklar/7e7780ac8986bd994366

```
 c:\git commit

src/bic/view/form/controls.js
   22:16  warning  Function 'anonymous' has a complexity of 6  complexity
   81:59  error    Trailing spaces not allowed                 no-trailing-spaces
   94:11  error    Trailing spaces not allowed                 no-trailing-spaces
  222:14  warning  Function 'anonymous' has a complexity of 8  complexity

? 4 problems (2 errors, 2 warnings)

ESLint check failed, commit denied
```

fixing up the errors :
```
 c:\git commit

src/bic/view/form/controls.js
   22:16  warning  Function 'anonymous' has a complexity of 6  complexity
  222:14  warning  Function 'anonymous' has a complexity of 8  complexity

✖ 2 problems (0 errors, 2 warnings)

[feature/RenderingImprovements 2f3d79b] should pass
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
```


cannot read the complete line . I think some formatting would help.


develop (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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fast-forwarding master to auto = 21c59668


Hey is this new stuff?


I do not understand this implementation ? This just validates the epoch. Guessing that there should be a TODO with notes on intended implementation.


Nice, that's so much cleaner! Although, I hate `PathFileExists`.

I think I've mentioned it before, but I'll summarize anyway:
- It's limited to `MAX_PATH` (gah! evil!)
- When it returns `FALSE`, it doesn't *really* mean mean that the file doesn't exist - you're technically supposed to check `::GetLastError()` against `ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND`/`ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND` to be sure
- [Sometimes it lies](http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2007/10/23/5612082.aspx)! [More on this](http://mfctips.com/2012/03/26/best-way-to-check-if-file-or-directory-exists/).

/rant

It's probably fine.


nm I think it was just taking a realllly long time


Thanks for your contribution. Could you please write a unit test for this case?


I could have sworn I'd fixed that, but apparently I'd forgotten one of the NNEDI3s.


5110_stdbaropress_sealevel (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1805 of 1833 tests passed)

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We should find out what it does when it fails.  If it's hard to figure out which test failed then it would be better to have explicit separate tests named individually.  That it what we currently do in the ToF tests for the most part.


We shouldn't be using google-collections anymore. Use com.google.guava instead.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 570](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=271151&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 30 (2 new), passed: 9 Build time: 00:25:02
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyGridColumnSelector: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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.verifyHomePage: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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


Should this condition be cherrypicked to the jquery 2.x branch? I'm seeing undefined Accept headers.


@timmc Added this for thoroughness re: the `#connect` flag on environments without strict CSPs set up.


Nope, not right. My fault, I forgot to run the program which converts the patch temp format into the correct numbered file. Updated now..


comment


comment 2


Now our inverse derivative is given by ![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6549178/9752325/a7828226-5663-11e5-8f10-707d3a5407de.png). In practice there are still some convergence issues.

Upon investigation I found that the step size converged to 0. To investigate: using alternative stopping conditions based on step size/ or change in objective functions.


@hooray4me I assume you're on the `master` branch and did a `git pull` to ensure all the code is up-to-date? (If not, you'll need to wait for release of 3.5.0.)


Looks really good :+1:

Thanks @soitanen

I am looking forward to try the fine tuned FDMs

Best
@IAHM-COL


:+1: had to install from git: `npm install ssh+git@github.com:3rd-Eden/memcached.git`


Indigo


what's your name?


well, that was going to be another question.... I initially did a manual install and got everything configured and working. I manually updated the above changes noted it the commit... Everytime I attempt to fix my "detached head" state, something in onebody breaks (Directory broke today when I tired it). I would like to get my setup to a place where I can do a git pull when there are new commits... any advice?


4952-FixBranchAgain (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1839 of 1839 tests passed)

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If you need to support duplicates in a relationship for EUI, why don't we just support it properly in CO then?
As long as it's not a composite relationship, I don't see a problem. We just need to add a boolean flag in ETPropertyDescription for it, and a 'allowsDuplicates' flag in COMutableArray.
But, those changes should probably go in a separate PR.

Btw..

    relationships now require to be stored in COPrimitiveCollection

I didn't know that / forgot. That is good, it will allow further simplifying code in COObject and allow more optimizations.


any new update ?


The environment might be pretty screwed up if this happens. We want to think about ways in which this might happen and provide as detailed a log message as possible.


Why this change? Could you remove it?


They're NSUInteger. I just pushed a change to -shiftBackingIndicesGreaterThanOrEqualTo:by: to avoid converting NSUInteger to NSInteger.


1 percent.


Agree, changing to .count


@j00leee is unstoppable!


Why this commit? You don't need promises if you just chain commands and return the final value. Could you revert the whole commit?


https://github.com/spring-study-group/volunt22r/commit/1487255bcf162cd39e32bc214dfab21d769f9f37#diff-d302a450fc1218ef7d2d9ec2fa494fdeR18 상태에 L R D 값으로만 세팅되게 구성하신거 같은데 L R D가 뭔지 알고싶어요


@hooray4me care to hop on the [Slack chat](https://slackin-churchio.herokuapp.com/)?


hey @lpshane !

i'm using this splashscreen plugin and, at least on my iphone 5s, splash screen is messing up with my app!

When the app loads, it tries to resize splash to landscape and then, when the app loads it is a "landscape view inside the portrait view" of the iphone.

tomorrow i'll test it with the solution given from @revolunet


Running this example in Ubuntu 14.04 gave the following message:
username@username-Aspire-1602M:~/moose_projects/danphe$ mpiexec -n 4 ./danphe-opt -i examples/electron_backscatter_diffraction_experiments/ebsd_reconstruction/IN100-111grn.i
./danphe-opt: symbol lookup error: /home/username/moose_projects/moose/modules/misc/lib/libmisc-opt.so.0: undefined symbol: _ZThn5912_N9AuxKernel17getRequestedItemsEv
./danphe-opt: symbol lookup error: /home/username/moose_projects/moose/modules/misc/lib/libmisc-opt.so.0: undefined symbol: _ZThn5912_N9AuxKernel17getRequestedItemsEv
./danphe-opt: symbol lookup error: /home/username/moose_projects/moose/modules/misc/lib/libmisc-opt.so.0: undefined symbol: _ZThn5912_N9AuxKernel17getRequestedItemsEv
./danphe-opt: symbol lookup error: /home/username/moose_projects/moose/modules/misc/lib/libmisc-opt.so.0: undefined symbol: _ZThn5912_N9AuxKernel17getRequestedItemsEv
-------------------------------------------------------
Primary job  terminated normally, but 1 process returned
a non-zero exit code.. Per user-direction, the job has been aborted.
-------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
mpiexec detected that one or more processes exited with non-zero status, thus causing
the job to be terminated. The first process to do so was:

  Process name: [[52339,1],0]
  Exit code:    127
--------------------------------------------------------------------------


What is the best way of handling this error?


final


`Cluster` takes an `ArchiveListener` as an argument; the listener has to be created before the cluster.


Restarting nodes and running repair won't be of any help until we set the replication_factor to the correct value. We need to update the replication_factor here. It does not matter if some nodes are down. Schema changes will get propagated to them via gossip when the come back up. Once the replication_factor is correct, we then need to run repair. Because repair is a resource intensive and time consuming operation, I am not sure if we should automatically run it. We might want to check with Larry on whether or not we should automatically run repair.


It could be split into two functions for readability if you think that's preferable.


accidental sha1 paste?


这是注释吗


:+1: Was running on autopilot. That would be better for consistency.


Per your comment did you mean to schedule it at LTC?  Because it's scheduled at STC.


这是 Add line a node


Typo. I'll follow up


아 이거 원래 Leave(탈퇴), Rest(휴면), Active(정상) 이거 세 개이고 default가 'A'여야 하는데 제가 실수했네요.


"else if (code < 0)" - I think the variable you need here is "numberOfMeals" instead of "code." Earlier you used the "code" variable to store the user's menu selection. If they were to choose the healthy eating option, the value stored in "code" would be 15, causing lines 51 to 54 to never execute. Also, you may want to create a statement that executes if the user enters a value that is greater than 0 but less than 3. Right now, it looks like nothing will happen if the user types in one of those values.


removed;


4695_hpwh_equip_seq_num (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1308 of 1308 tests passed)

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In this case, the original contribution landed without any of us catching the mistake. Combine that with the difference being so slight (invisible while the tests pass, in fact), and it seemed prudent to just update accordingly.


% PERFIL NACA 2412
% 34 PAINÉIS
% ELEMENTOS DE SINGULARIDADES UTILIZADOS: FONTES E VÓRTICES

% ESTRUTURA DO CÓDIGO
    % 1.  VARIÁVEIS DE ENTRADA
    % 2.  PERFIL
    % 3.  GEOMETRIA DOS PAINÉIS
    % 4.  DETERMINAÇÃO DOS VETORES (r_i), (r_i+1) E DOS ÂNGULOS BETAS (B)
    % 5.  COMPONENTES DE VELOCIDADES INDUZIDAS PELAS SINGULARIDADES NO SISTEMA LOCAL
    % 6.  COMPONENTES DE VELOCIDADES INDUZIDAS PELAS SINGULARIDADES NO SISTEMA GLOBAL
    % 7.  CÁLCULO DA MATRIZ A PARA DETERMINAR AS SINGULARIDADES
    % 8.  CÁLCULO DA MATRIZ b PARA DETERMINAR AS SINGULARIDADES
    % 9.  CÁLCULO DAS SINGULARIDADES
    % 10. VELOCIDADE TANGECIAL
    % 11. COEFICIENTE DE PRESSÃO
    % 12. COEFICIENTES AERODINÂMICOS
    % 13. GRÁFICOS

%__________________________________________________________________________

% 1 VARIÁVEIS DE ENTRADA

% 1.1 COORDENADAS CARTESIANAS DO PERFIL (34 PAINÉIS, 35 PONTOS DE FRONTEIRA)
P=[1.0000	-0.00
0.9500	-0.0048
0.9000	-0.0082
0.8000	-0.015
0.7000	-0.0214
0.6000	-0.0276
0.5000	-0.0334
0.4000	-0.038
0.3000	-0.0412
0.2500	-0.0422
0.2000	-0.0423
0.1500	-0.041
0.1000	-0.0375
0.0750	-0.0346
0.0500	-0.0301
0.0250	-0.0227
0.0125	-0.0165
0.0000	0
0.0125	0.0215
0.0250	0.0299
0.0500	0.0413
0.0750	0.0496
0.1000	0.0563
0.1500	0.0661
0.2000	0.0726
0.2500	0.0767
0.3000	0.0788
0.4000	0.078
0.5000	0.0724
0.6000	0.0636
0.7000	0.0518
0.8000	0.0375
0.9000	0.0208
0.9500	0.0114
1.0000	0.00
];

% 1.2 ÂNGULO THETA ENTRE OS PAINEIS E O EIXO DAS ABSCISSAS (radianos)
theta=[3.237299362;
3.209488133;
3.209488133;
3.205505487;
3.203513394;
3.199527748;
3.18756025;
3.173581738;
3.161589988;
3.143592651;
3.11559851;
3.071706652;
3.026108792;
2.963499716;
2.853809612;
2.681150162;
2.219128316;
1.044169055;
0.591685828;
0.427832312;
0.320550075;
0.261846791;
0.193546464;
0.129275004;
0.081816949;
0.04197533;
6.275185479;
6.227243737;
6.195411416;
6.165728455;
6.141148256;
6.117712324;
6.097354383;
6.059017264];

% 1.3 VELOCIDADE DO ESCOAMENTO
V=10                        % Velocidade de corrente livre (m/s)

% 1.4 ÂNGULOS DE ATAQUE (VARIAÇÃO DE -10° À 15°)
a=-10:1:15;                         % Ângulo de ataque (graus)

alpha1=(a(1,1)/180)*pi;             % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)  -10°
alpha2=(a(1,2)/180)*pi;             % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   -9°
alpha3=(a(1,3)/180)*pi;             % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   -8°
alpha4=(a(1,4)/180)*pi;             % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   -7°
alpha5=(a(1,5)/180)*pi;             % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   -6°
alpha6=(a(1,6)/180)*pi;             % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   -5°
alpha7=(a(1,7)/180)*pi;             % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   -4°
alpha8=(a(1,8)/180)*pi;             % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   -3°
alpha9=(a(1,9)/180)*pi;             % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   -2°
alpha10=(a(1,10)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   -1°
alpha11=(a(1,11)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)    0°
alpha12=(a(1,12)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)    1°
alpha13=(a(1,13)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)    2°
alpha14=(a(1,14)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)    3°
alpha15=(a(1,15)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)    4°
alpha16=(a(1,16)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)    5°
alpha17=(a(1,17)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)    6°
alpha18=(a(1,18)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)    7°
alpha19=(a(1,19)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)    8°
alpha20=(a(1,20)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)    9°
alpha21=(a(1,21)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   10°
alpha22=(a(1,22)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   11°
alpha23=(a(1,23)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   12°
alpha24=(a(1,24)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   13°
alpha25=(a(1,25)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   14°
alpha26=(a(1,26)/180)*pi;           % Ângulo de ataque (radianos)   15°

alpha=(a/180)*pi;

%__________________________________________________________________________

% 2 PERFIL

% 2.1 COORDENADAS DOS PAINÉIS
X_in=P(1:18,1);      % Coordenada x do intradorso
Y_in=P(1:18,2);      % Cooerdenada y do intradorso
X_ex=P(18:35,1);     % Coordenada x do extradorso
Y_ex=P(18:35,2);     % Cooerdenada y do extradorso

% 2.2 DESENHO DO PERFIL
figure;plot(X_ex,Y_ex,'b','linewidth',2);hold on; plot(X_in,Y_in,'r','linewidth',2), grid
title('PERFIL NACA 2412')
axis([0 1 -.5 .5])
xlabel('x')
ylabel('y')

%__________________________________________________________________________

% 3. GEOMETRIA DOS PAINÉIS

% 3.1 PONTOS DE FRONTEIRA
X_f=P(:,1);          % Coordenada x dos Pontos de fronteiras
Y_f=P(:,2);          % Coordenada y dos Pontos de fronteiras
X_i=P(1:34,1);      % Coordenada x do ponto i
X_i1=P(2:35,1);     % Coordenada x do ponto i+1
Y_i=P(1:34,2);      % Coordenada y do ponto i
Y_i1=P(2:35,2);     % Coordenada y do ponto i+1

% 3.2 PONTOS DE CONTROLE (Ponto médio dos painéis)
X_c=(X_i+X_i1)./2;   %Coordenada x dos pontos de controle
Y_c=(Y_i+Y_i1)./2;   %Coordenada y dos pontos de controle

% 3.3 COMPRIMENTO DOS PAINÉIS
L=((X_i1-X_i).^2 + (Y_i1-Y_i).^2).^.5;

%__________________________________________________________________________

% 4. DETERMINAÇÃO DOS VETORES (r_i), (r_i+1) E DOS ÂNGULOS BETAS (B)

% 4.1 MATRIZ DOS VETORES r_i
r_i(:,1)=sqrt((X_i(1,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(1,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,2)=sqrt((X_i(2,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(2,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,3)=sqrt((X_i(3,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(3,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,4)=sqrt((X_i(4,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(4,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,5)=sqrt((X_i(5,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(5,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,6)=sqrt((X_i(6,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(6,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,7)=sqrt((X_i(7,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(7,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,8)=sqrt((X_i(8,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(8,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,9)=sqrt((X_i(9,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(9,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,10)=sqrt((X_i(10,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(10,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,11)=sqrt((X_i(11,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(11,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,12)=sqrt((X_i(12,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(12,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,13)=sqrt((X_i(13,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(13,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,14)=sqrt((X_i(14,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(14,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,15)=sqrt((X_i(15,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(15,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,16)=sqrt((X_i(16,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(16,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,17)=sqrt((X_i(17,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(17,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,18)=sqrt((X_i(18,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(18,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,19)=sqrt((X_i(19,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(19,1)-Y_c).^2);
r_i(:,20)=sqrt((X_i(20,1)-X_c).^2+(Y_i(20,1)-Y_c).^2);


@10se1ucgo I'll wait 'til you finish basic app removal, and then I'll just plug my stubborn app removal code into that, no sense killing the same bird with 2 stones :sweat_smile:

Also, Registry Fix Soon(tm) :smiling_imp:


I like your ideas for the menu options, and your code is very clean and easy to follow :)


but I hope i can get it soon.


Beautiful!


Good catch.  Thanks!


@thomaswhyyou this Dockerfile.dev will work, but it's probably a better practice to build Dockerfile.dev FROM thehackerati/django-app-template, which is the production image. In a sense, the dev image will *inherit* everything from production and then extend it with its own tools and configurations.

I believe it will just work with the the FROM line, alone. You can see a more complicated example of the same form of inheritance here: https://github.com/thehackerati/node-app-template/blob/master/app/Dockerfile.dev.

I went ahead and merged this into staging for now, but you should try refactoring this! Then call Dockerfile.dev from docker-compose.yml.


I like the way you wrote out all of your comments, marking which brace ends which method/loop/switch. Adding comments is not something I'm used to doing, but I'm working on it. I can see from your code that adding comments can prove not only useful to the reader, but to the programmer as well.


 base background (hex color): 75BBD5

my change to background color (regular color code): black

I kept the text color the same and tried to find a suitable background color that was some shade of darker blue. I couldn't find a good contrast, so I switched the background to black and kept the text the original color. This should make the background more readable to people like me with visual impairments.


@vinhn  This is currently in progress. We will make it configurable and update the code accordingly.


I'm curious, what difference would this make in the test?


The href is pointing to the wrong location. Should be:

`href="css/dropit.css"


ah, you're right. it should be the max value of second elements in ranges


I don't think you are actually getting the ascii character value that way. Python has a built in function for that `ord(char)` would return the actual value. Your solution would still work since we are simply finding the magnitude of the difference.

See the following
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8452961/convert-string-to-ascii-value-python


Thank you, it was a habit I picked up in HTML class. When you are trying to desk check or trouble shoot a program all you start to see are braces and sometimes it gets confusing which brace goes where. So I just started to label them all as I opened them up.


This kind of methods (when return a boolean value ) could be also created with preidcative, I mean
Final_practice.is_item_in_list?(item)
This is juts a syntax, to follow the same ruby sintax in all of this kind of methods.


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@pdshetley It looks like a simple CSS issue, but could be more. I'll pull the code you have here, and then check it out to see what's going on.


Closing... Thanks to @jmuhlich for the idea.


The FIPS codes are parsed as integers when we import them into SQL, so I don't think we need to zero-pad them.


Thanks! We leave L81 as now.


I was really excited about saving the event. >.<

I'll remove it.


Testing


nit, order plz


It's not already visible but I think it's correct anyway as subtitle2 is not loaded...


asd


I don't know what to do with that :(


hahaha good job


@mzgol Edge 13 is currently Edge Preview, available in the Windows Insider Preview build.


Thinking this shouldn't be here


> Boostrapping

I think you probably want this to be: Bootstrapping


Perhaps you might want to make that "5" a variable?


estos son nuevos verdad? pero amm porque hiciste nuevos? podrias solo haber cambiado mysql por mysqli no?


I was expecting med and dt to be in the horizontal_lines dictionary that is passed into options.


@goranbosevski: `PEAR::loadExtension` already checks if `dl()` is available. So it should not give you any warnings in PHP 5.5+.


4952-FixBranchAgain (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1839 of 1839 tests passed)

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Expecting to keep this and pass the lines in via this dictionary.


from IPython.display import Image


This commit doesn't run when I try it on my local machine.


As the test case describe, the `charset` might not be the `utf-8`. I'd suggest to search the value of charset in <meta>, if not given use fallback value as `utf-8`.


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Right, but as I told, plugins.c isn't consistent about this, it contains both styles


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Haha -- there are ghosts in the machine!  I'll fix it. :)


呵呵，对操作系统要熟悉嘛。


Is this Oppo's firmware renamed or shamu's? If the latter, I'm not sure that's going to work.


meeeeeh.. you should avoid using try catches. I'm also not sure try catch was appropriate here. Usually you either write a function that validates the input or validate based on a schema.


I also added a (placeholder?) offhand slot to the hotbar, but forgot to commit it to anything and couldn't figure out how to split this into two commits.


Below these code, At line 696, distinct may be changed, will it affect.


Afaik no such code exists in utils.pm


I just realized that you can replace both of these with `OS_OBJECT_USE_OBJC`
That one comes from `os/object.h` header and this is exactly what controls whether ARC is enabled for os objects.

```
By default, libSystem objects such as GCD and XPC objects are declared as
Objective-C types when building with an Objective-C compiler. This allows
them to participate in ARC, in RR management by the Blocks runtime and in
leaks checking by the static analyzer, and enables them to be added to Cocoa
collections.
```


Yet one line must be changed. It contains wrong parameter ```net_ns_fs```
```
ipr.link('set', index=idx, net_ns_fs='netns_name')
```
It must be changed to:
```
ipr.link('set', index=idx, net_ns_fd='netns_name')
```


Shouldn't _open handle this?


I'm super happy with this improved naming.  Thanks!


I will fix this po typographical error


Works for me...


@hoffmanc you have man extra diffs. Please rebase your changes on top of the latest on https://github.com/shakacode/react-webpack-rails-tutorial on master. Thanks.


-- INSERT --


don't need a & to a char, same as int.


Also the thing that makes this smell a bit, is you have a section where you've caught a generic exception and report with an error message, yet your default (catch all) case reports the exact same message. That could be an indicator that you're overlapping in behavior somewhere.


magic numbers!!


Where is `Model` used?


unnecessary parenthesis.

Not bad use of a ternary operator, though


/* looks weird here. Either use c style comments: /**/ or c++ style comments: //


谢谢你们~


Opps. Thanks for catching that!


The handle_account_transfer test in pmid_manager::mod.rs is testing an account_transfer to non_existing entry.
Meanwhile, the handle_account_transfer test in pmid_manager::database.rs only covers the situation of replacement.

Although the PmidManage::handle_account_transfer function is a directly call to database, the test may still better to be kept, or at least the test inside database needs to be expanded little bit.


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#4672-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem-with-heating-coil-but-blank-heating-supply-flow-fields-does-not-heat (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1838 of 1839 tests passed)

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make: *** [/home/liu/suda/out/host/linux-x86/obj32/EXECUTABLES/fastboot_intermediates/fastboot]


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

void ordenar (int x[10]);

int main()

{

	int x [10];
	int i;

    cout<<"Ingrese numeros: "<<endl;

	for(i = 0; i < 10; i++)
	{

		cin>>x[i];
	}

	cout<<"La matriz es: "<<endl;

	for(i = 0; i < 10; i++)
	{
		cout<< x[i]<<" ";
	}
	cout<<""<<endl;

	cout<<"La matriz ordenada es: "<<endl;

	ordenar(x);

	for(i = 0; i < 10; i++)
	{
		cout<< x[i]<<" ";
	}

}

void ordenar(int x[10])

{
	int cambiar;
	int i,j;

	for (i = 1; i < 10; i++ )
	{
		for (j = 0; j < 9; j++)
		{
			if(x[j]>x[j+1])
			{
				cambiar = x[j];
				x[j] = x[j+1];
				x[j+1] = cambiar;
			}
		}
	}
}


could use range based for loop in C++11.


Hi Joey,

Thank you for looking at this. However, I’m not understanding where this code needs to go or what it needs to replace. I see the code on Github but I don’t understand what it is showing me.

Github looks like this:. It seems like the line to delete or replace is line 49.

My dashboard.html looks like this. Here line 49 doesn’t look like your code. Am I supposed to replace line 54 below?

> On Sep 8, 2015, at 8:39 PM, Joey Kirk <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> The href is pointing to the wrong location. Should be:
>
> `href="css/dropit.css"
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/pdshetley/Blocbox/commit/5dad63f98aaa24f6a7237a8de68892ca3e85c0c3#commitcomment-13127084>.
>


ok, I will change it ;-)


action index là mặc định, không cần tạo route


Das isn guter Punkt, habe die nach-FSR-Seite gefixt, dann passt der Rest natürlich schon nicht schlecht.


l,opl


Ah, got it. I missed the warning!


oke


Yes, only Admin will send Ping, everyone else will respond to Pong.


@achingupta

Thanks Achin.

Do you think 'max_off_lvl' and 'end_pwrlvl' usage is a bit confusing? 'end_pwrlvl' might change after state co-ordination but 'max_off_lvl' remains as is. So I thought that 'end_pwrlvl' might not be equal to 'max_off_lvl' in all scenarios.

Based on this understanding, I thought if 'max_off_lvl' would be SYSTEM_SUSPEND when the actual highest power level after co-ordination is 'not' SYSTEM_SUSPEND.

Does this make sense?


logout là sai: Auth->allow là để liệt kê các action được phép truy cập mà không cần login


Not yet ready. Examples will be after


iduser?


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This can't be right. This isn't how Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor works.


Why is the malloc set to dcmalloc , i9515 has 2gb ram so it doesn't need dlmalloc its for devices like i9300 and ither 1gb devices change the malloc to jcmalloc 4.0.0 that will improve performance and memory management .. ( btw its me zapty from xda )


Xoá user xong thì phải logout user, redirect về trang login/home


Maybe these should use library-provided hooks, so that e.g. in jsdom we can use `require("...wherever..../living/attributes").getAttributeByName` and its counterpart?


Style nit: no need for `: function ` anymore.


asd


rule => email sao lại đặt tên là required?


Perfect.


Hi

I won't pull this because it's enough to omit the icon name, ckeditor will figure it out from there. Pushed to the dev branch. Thanx again.


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this comment doesnt make sense.


works well


Có yêu cầu trường password confirm và validate trường này


Looking through the history, the "spectator" command was added with the afk win button. Did you test that?


Done! Many thanks!


If you need to know anything about this extention, or have any quesitons - contact jakedeez


sync


Khai báo param sai


How to finish a Response without `finished`? This breaks all of my web stack code.


Yes I did, by copying and pasting wind arrows code.

I can make a branch  but it needs some code for caching currents arrow,  increasing line width is not enough.

Didier


return false để làm gì?


Cannot get response from и в locales npc


Thiếu khai báo param


Currently that's exactly the thing that happens.


It occurs to me that phrasing it as `legal name` instead of `"real name"` will not overspecify it, will make the context clear, and will not make any allusions towards what is "real" and what is not. Any objections?


anmolschdv
faad24d3fdbe2bf5c3039bdb7ee624f942ba40920


"hello world!"


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Done.


Hi Joshua, As per my understanding , if we are disabling the GC_WARN_THRESHOLD_IN_MS (i.e making 0 ms) then in src/java/org/apache/cassandra/service/GCInspector.java for below code :

 if (durationPerCollection > GC_WARN_THRESHOLD_IN_MS)
StatusLogger.log();

will result is printing statuslogger everytime , may be causing mess to some users. can we have look on this ?


gfhgggfhgfh


I can't see where these variables are even being used. Will need to test if this is even needed.


To make an NPC invulnerable to DEMP, add this to npc file:
```
dempProof 1
```


if文の`then`は省略するのが良い記法とされています。

それと == true と書くのはスマートじゃないので、`if @prototype.save ~ end` でいきましょう！


Does it make sense to automatically set the developer like this?


Please use consistent spacing throughout the entire css. Always use 2-space or 4-space indents everywhere.


Add to npc file:

```
specialKnockback 0 //default
specialKnockback 1 //red cannot knockback this npc
specialKnockback 2 //blue cannot knockback this npc
specialKnockback 3 //nobody can knockback this npc
```


Put `@` and `type-face` on the same line


Can remove these parameters


Please indent to show structure.


revert this


you should not commit like this using vulgar language.


Remove comments and set to NOT NULL DEFAULT ''


set to NOT NULL DEFAULT ''


increment database parameter in version.php


+1 I am also running into this issue


Need to ensure following doesn't break when there's more than one of same action (in that case, only one of the actions is shown).


These will only call the wrapper anyways, which redirects to the implementation, which can then call those custom functions.


Change Done. Collections.sort(list) function used.


Shorter is better here as well as some capitalization is off.
`Please don't start ArmA until the build is completed.`


Now called.


せっかくenumメソッドを使っているのならば、それを使ってあげましょう。
`role: Thumbnail.role[:main]`
したも同様ですね


Capitalization is wrong weird here, as well as the phrasing sounds weird.
`This may take some time.` might be better suited for this.


@Curtis3321 When I run maven through netbean, it can't resolve the bukkit 1.8 dependency in NCPCore.


アクション内のコードが非常に長くなっていますね。この辺はまだまだリファクタリングできそうです！
①params[:prototype][:thumbnails_attributes]["0"]はストロングパラメーターで取得しましょう。
②each文はprototypeモデルのインスタンスメソッドにしましょう。


Good catch. I didn't think of this.

It can also be useful - for example in the IP priority code the url could be set to a local file for Tor ip list rather then adding code for loading a local file (as we have now).

Anyway, would restricting to only https with CURLOPT_PROTOCOLS and CURLOPT_REDIR_PROTOCOLS ease your worries? :-)


Its victara's, Oppo's renamed didn't work.

On Wed, Sep 9, 2015, 12:07 AM maniac103 <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Is this Oppo's firmware renamed or shamu's? If the latter, I'm not sure
> that's going to work.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/oppo-dev/proprietary_vendor_oppo/commit/5c8992a27b2336afaab83a644e4aee1dbc578442#commitcomment-13127322>
> .
>
--

Thanks,
Rashed Abdel-Tawab


popup function broken. will try to change back to iframe medium_modal.


Done


fixed with above change


Well, as I said it's weird and looks like a bug, but I'm not submitting it to go. If you guys use Go on windows a lot, go for it. I won't.


On testing, this is awkward. See no reason for this, so will remove.


Will place type setting above these


`performance` doesn't seem to be used...


Will place these at bottom and make smaller font since not important "clinically".


You know this is refcounted, you can just use Z_ADDREF_P.

Z_TRY_ADDREF should be used when you don't know if the value is refcounted.


Spec の 目次 にあって、上記に記載がなく、あると嬉しいかなぁというのは、
1. Port Structures
2. Controller Status Structure
があると思います。
どちらも、詳細は「instance of OFPPort」「OFPControllerStatusStats instance」と
書いてありますが、実際に記載が無いので、あると良いかなと思います。


How does this effect the HOPERF RFM95W
  http://www.hoperf.com/upload/rf/RFM95_96_97_98W.pdf

This does not seem to be an option. I am able to use this so far to communicate between two nodes using PING but this commit does not exist in my tests.


whitespace


what is this?


yo @stuartc , i don't get it! where's the code? (are the files *inside* the computer??)


tets


This can so easily bite you in the ass, fcall info does have an API, you should really use it:

http://lxr.php.net/xref/PHP_TRUNK/Zend/zend_API.h#487

(zend_fcall_info_argn, then zend_fcall_info_args_clear after zend_fcall_function)


Need 10 ? above.


A clear description of the convention is in https://github.com/golang/go/issues/10909#issuecomment-136492606.


You know this is refcounted, because it's an instance of a class so it's definitely an object, therefore you can just use Z_ADDREF_P as you were doing.


fixed error.


Done, 1.21.2 is now out. Sorry for the inconvenience.


NaN values should never compare equal.  This is a fundamental property of NaN.  For example, K*(0/0) == NaN and (0/0) == NaN.  If x!=0, then K*x != x, for any constant K.  With your change, K*x == x for x = NaN.

NaN, basically, just means the value is "indeterminate" (i.e. 0*infinity, infinity/infinity, infinity*infinity, etc). Therefore, you cannot assume that any two NaN values are equal to each other. The only proper way to compare NaN values is to compare the expressions that produced the NaN values.

Rather than compare equal, it would be more appropriate to add an is_nan assertion.


I left that one in because I wasn't sure how (or if I'd want) to wrap the CURLOPT_SSL_CTX_FUNCTION use in ipgroups.cpp

A setOption method still requires the user to include curl.h, so still not a complete wrapper.

addRootCert(char*) ?

I agree giving out the handle is stupid, but I didn't want to overdo it.


Good eye. The destructor was supposed to be pure virtual.


Can we remove the file if it's outdated?


This comment should probably be updated to mention "except don't skip `testdata` folders."


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test


May I know why is this needed here?  To get this working currently one has to call "mavlink boot_complete" which was not needed before.  This is causing a issue in our setup where this was not needed.  The other changes seem to be ok( ie to not to make mavlink block until it receives a GCS connection ).


Your CM repo is outdated.


sss


Saving the developer, etc. via new and edit are working. However, when view the rules in the editor, they are not being populated.


Yes :(
I don't really find a better solution, will keep this one for now.


@o-lim `is_nan` assertion does not work when NaN is in container. Also they should not be equal *in math operations*. This is not math, these are tests which may as well check that some code returns NaN: consider it like using `memcmp(&flt1, &flt2, sizeof(float)) == 0` for comparing floating-point values in C: perfectly valid operation that checks that two given floating-point values are identically represented in memory without any math context.


this is the commit for 2nd time.


This is counter in-tutive,  The intent is correct, however the implementation can be better.  We should have a set_client_source_address() instead of get doing a memcpy.   Also this is not setting the remote port for the client, and will cause the messages to not be sent to client.


Se añade un debug para mostrar en consola la latencia del envió de cada mensaje publicado en el chat para identificar la latencia o retardo que tiene la transmisión de paquetes dentro de la red.

Que influye en la latencia de una red:

- El tamaño de los paquetes transmitidos.
- El tamaño de los buffers dentro de los equipos de conectividad. Ellos pueden producir un Retardo Medio de Encolado.


thanks


http://redis.io/topics/transactions#optimistic-locking-using-check-and-set

If at least one watched key is modified before the EXEC command, the whole transaction aborts, and EXEC returns a Null reply to notify that the transaction failed.


Good.


> Instead I'd suggest having the exception be thrown in the fetchUrl at the time the handle turns out to be null.

It's OK as it is IMHO, but your suggestion is good to. I'm a fan of fail early, fail often.

> Interestingly, this doesn't really have any effect on the unit test, which is because the unit test doesn't actually test anything curl related... I'm a big fan of unit tests, but this one doesn't actually test any implementation at all :)

The DummyCurlWrapper looks pointless now, it was originally a part of a larger commit that used it extensively to unittest a different feature.

It can be very useful! But if it's not going to be used it should be removed. In that case the CurlWrapper doesn't need a pure virtual interface anymore and the maker function can be removed as well.

Thanks for the review, I'll make some changes to this PR :-).


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 564](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=270963&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 30, passed: 9 Build time: 00:22:27
### 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
```


See https://github.com/radare/radare2/issues/3259


kept the comment.


sounds much better, done!


inserted comment, done!


done!


made changes as suggested by your email (also affected the actual validator.js file inside ItemSelectionInput). done!


Hmm, this works? That's a simple fix...


oops, forgot to add the word choices. done!


probably enough. We do not have yet the possibility to handle complex expressions with OperatorInterpolation because we do not have yet access to the test_basis object. what is needed is to accumulate in eg `{mpl,fusion}::vector` the type of test_basis that have been encountered while traversing the expression tree. This is the next step.


Will this work if you:
 1. Load module A
 2. clear all
 3. Load module B
 4. Load module A

?


Those are not needed because we enforce a default sorting?


Kinda petty, but why not assign `_.find` to a variable so you dont have to call it twice?


`Libdl.dlsym_e` does the right thing here.


I watched them on Wednesday - Saturday's weather was too good.


Yes


Fix formatting.


Are we gonna find the destroyed comment here? How?


@jnnk can you double check if this change was necessary? Coinbase is set on ChainService init. At this point the accounts are not unlocked yet. Would we still get/set the correct coinbase?


OK... develop으로 merge 하세요..


@tjwebb, expect.js not used now or planned?


Is this a good default? It should be configurable and maybe disabled by default. Feels like this might be bad for performance.


what does this do?


Sick fork bruh!


Didn't work how exactly? And how did you determine this is any better?
I'd expect at least the eq, preset and config files to be device specific.


@vincentchabannes this is a bit tricky, in fact there is no need to move a local variable returned by a function, this is handled by the c++ standard and compilers use Return Value Optimization to ensure that it is very efficient to return the local object (no copy).
imagine that you have a r-value ref pass as an argument to your function and returned by the function, then yes in that case you use move ;)
```cpp
void f( T&& t )
{
  // operation on t
  return std::move(t); // OK
}
```
```cpp
void f()
{
  T t;
  // some op on t
  return t; // use RVO (no std::move here, std::move would be counterproductive)
}
```
does that make sense ?


This is dangerous because a user can make a request with an invalid $page value


whitespace


Changing the topology in unsafe way makes us force this operation (cannot just skip if the same operation is being performed). However if there is the another operation in progress it waits a bit until the task finishes to make sure it won't override the forced topology. I added _Wait(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5))_ mostly because I observed such scenario during tests (_RaftTestsBase.CreateNetworkAndGetLeader()_ waits for a node to be included in the topology, however it can be a promotable node, so the topology is going to change once again after the node promotes to the voting one)


whats up with the security stuff for cloudant?


Good call on the Bool thing! And that's cool, I didn't know that there was an ord( ) function. That probably would have been easier since we're doing the magnitude. An implementation with actual ASCII values would theoretically allow you to use both lowercase and uppercase, but I only implemented it with lowercase because HackerRank assumed they were only lowercase and I wanted it to be checked against all the test cases lol. But yeah, thanks for the tip! I looked at your solution and it seems that's the main difference, but yours is most likely more optimal since you don't have to manage an entire list of characters and continuously index against it. If Python uses linked lists (which I think they do), this is probably not a good way to do it efficiency-wise. I need to practice Python more. :P


Without this line, between the time `processOutgoingStateUpdate` is called and the time `sendStateUpdate` is called, the timestamp changes by a couple of milliseconds. This is super problematic.


yes, thanks! I will up this.


Adicionalmente se anexa la documentación de los eventos que intervienen en WebRTC


DONE


Ough. Shame on me. Fixed too.


@mushishi78 Just a note, this PR is not well formatted. For example thumbnail name should be `stylish-portfolio.png` and front matter should be cleaned from the whitespace and quote mess:

```
title: Stylish Portfolio
date: 2015-09-08 01:03:00
```

Also there's an empty newline at the end.

If possible, then please always review changes before merging, then I don't have to create those massive review commits again :smile: Similar formatting makes stuff easier to read as plain-text.

If I get free time at the evening I'll review all new things and fix the formatting errors.


Update doc too


I have mixed feelings about this API. The mechanism by which this function returns its values is quite opaque...


merge 하고 issue 에 완료 comment 추가했습니다.


Yes, but that means that if you have a long topology change, it will result
in concurrent topology modifications.
You also make sure that it is not possible to know when the first topology
change happened.

At any rate, see my changes in the issue, we want something slightly
different, it would be more ops friendly.

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> wrote:

> Changing the topology in unsafe way makes us force this operation (cannot
> just skip if the same operation is being performed). However if there is
> the another operation in progress it waits a bit until the task finishes to
> make sure it won't override the forced topology. I added
> *Wait(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5))* mostly because I observed such scenario
> during tests (*RaftTestsBase.CreateNetworkAndGetLeader()* waits for a
> node to be included in the topology, however it can be a promotable node,
> so the topology is going to change once again after the node promotes to
> the voting one)
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DONE (also remove the auto-populate of developer)


Thanks. Good luck too!


DONE (removed this)


I also added the same comments to the original PR at @mattvh repo: https://github.com/mattvh/jekyllthemes/pull/190.


This fixture is correct according to #97


确实写错了，谢谢指正！


double `our our`


TESTED. THIS IS OK.


- for the device
- Make sure you do not?


Ok..


DONE


It is required to ensure the system is fully booted. You will need to add that call to your environment.


This is fine, I just checked you used a numerical method that is expected to converge! dt is small enough for the spatial convergence to dominate.


// , I don't think the .idea files will work for anyone else who doesn't have the IDEA editor. Maybe skip the .idea folder, next time?


What about i686, do you want to support that? It seems to have never produced the `$lib` output in there. http://hydra.nixos.org/job/nixos/trunk-combined/nixpkgs.hxcpp.i686-linux/all (Noticed now on 15.09 when there are only two dozen failures.)


code looks fine, It would be awesome if we made it automatic as a git commit-msg hook


%Project 1: Investigations on Coin Tosses
%Question 4, Part 1: 500 samples of an unfair coin toss

clear
N = 500; %number of samples

R = rand(1,N); %pseudorandom 1xN vector, uniform distribution on the unit interval

X = ((R > 0.4).*(R<=1.0))+ (2 * (R <= 0.4)); %creation of unfair coin. For
%each value in the 1xN vector R, if the value r is 0.4 < r <= 1.0, then set
%r = 1 (heads). If the value r is 0 <= r <= 0.4, then set r = 2. So for this
%unfair coin, the Pr(heads)= 0.6, Pr(tails)= 0.4.

T = X %creating another vector T, equal to X
for j=1:length(T)
    if T(j) == 2
        T(j) = T(j) - 2 %set tail values to 0, rather than 2.
    end
end

[N,Z]=hist(T, 0:1);
% N = frequency counts
% Z = frequency locations (0, 1)

figure, bar(Z,N)
xlabel('tails = 0, heads = 1')
ylabel('# of occurences')
title('# of occurences of heads/tails over 500 tosses of an unfair coin [Pr(heads)= 0.6]')

M = mean(T) %calculating mean of T
V = var(T) %calculating variance of T


I just edited a bit the example (return types ;) )


papa

thanks autocorrect


@davidfestal @bjansen actually this is the fix for #1408


Just wondering: for the three parameters, 0 now means "unset". Is that really the best definition here? Or maybe it should be USEC_INVALID for "unset" here (which is `(usec_t) -1`)?

Maybe a hello time or forward delay of 0 actually makes sense, and we should hence allow setting it to 0, without saying that it shall mean "unset"?


@davidfestal @bjansen Also needed for #1408


%Project 1: Investigations on Coin Tosses
%Question 4, Part 2: 500 samples of fair coin tosses using unfair (Pr(heads)=0.6)
%coin

%how to make an unfair coin a fair coin

clear

N = 500; %number of samples

R = rand(1,N); %pseudorandom 1xN vector, uniform distribution on the unit interval
tails_counter = 0; %initialize number of tail outcomes
heads_counter = 0; %initialize number of heads outcomes

X = ((R > 0.4).*(R<=1.0))+ (2 * (R <= 0.4)); %creation of unfair coin. For
%each value in the 1xN vector R, if the value r is 0.4 < r <= 1.0, then set
%r = 1 (heads). If the value r is 0 <= r <= 0.4, then set r = 2. So for this
%unfair coin, the Pr(heads)= 0.6, Pr(tails)= 0.4.

for i=1:2:N
    if X(i) == 2 && X(i+1) == 1 %if we get a heads (2) first, and then a tails
        %(2) second, we count this as a heads
        Y(i) = X(i) + X(i+1) + 1 %sum = 3 + 1 = 4. We maps heads to 4. creating a new vector Y, to hold the valid tosses
        heads_counter = heads_counter + 1
    elseif X(i) == 1 && X(i+1) == 2 %if we get a tails (1) first, and then a heads
        %(2) second, we count this as a tails
        Y(i) = X(i) + X(i+1) %sum = 3. We maps tails to 3. adding the result to Y, the vector of valid tosses
        tails_counter = tails_counter + 1
    end
end

Y( Y == 0) = []; %getting rid of invalid (TT, HH) tosses
number_of_valid_tosses = length(Y);

T = Y %creating another vector T, equal to Y
for j=1:length(T)
    if T(j) == 3
        T(j) = T(j) - 3 %setting tails (all values in the Y vector = 3) values to 0
    elseif T(j) == 4
        T(j) = T(j) - 3 %etting heads (all values in the Y vector = 4) values to 1
    end
end

[N,Z]=hist(T, 0:1);
% N = frequency counts
% Z = frequency locations (1, 2)

figure, bar(Z,N)
xlabel('tails = 0, heads = 1')
ylabel('# of occurences')
title('# of occurences of heads/tails over 500 tosses of an unfair coin [Pr(heads)= 0.6]')

M = mean(T)  %calculating mean of T
V = var(T) %calculating variance of T


I not only reverted it, I completely removed the profile from Gluon to avoid somebody bricking their devices. Gluon currently does not build images for this device, so there is nothing to brick routers with.

The support depended on the mac80211 backport, but that had to be reverted for now because it caused stability issues. We're working on it.


I actually looked at the kernel code .  I don't see anything can be set to zero
net/bridge/br_private_stp.h

/* IEEE 802.1D-1998 timer values */
#define BR_MIN_HELLO_TIME       (1*HZ)
#define BR_MAX_HELLO_TIME       (10*HZ)

#define BR_MIN_FORWARD_DELAY    (2*HZ)
#define BR_MAX_FORWARD_DELAY    (30*HZ)

#define BR_MIN_MAX_AGE          (6*HZ)
#define BR_MAX_MAX_AGE          (40*HZ)


Hmm, not sure… :smiley:
Ping @Daandelange, toujours là, hé hé !


Note that in this case we have the objective function
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6549178/9754833/90a3c812-5681-11e5-8fb4-88a12e32e471.png)
which is  bounded concave function. Another justification for using this parametrization.


I'm trying to avoid simultaneous calls of _unsafe_ Add/Remove methods. I added this because of the implementation of unsafe topology change operations in RavenDB. The initial _remove-unsafe_ request (_add-unsafe_ is analogical) is sent to the server where the operation is requested:
https://github.com/arekais/ravendb/blob/RavenDB-3808/Raven.Database/Raft/Controllers/ClusterAdminController.cs#L180
then it removes node from its own topology and iterates over remaining cluster nodes and it propagates the change by sending _remove-unsafe_ request:
https://github.com/arekais/ravendb/blob/RavenDB-3808/Raven.Database/Raft/ClusterManagementHttpClient.cs#L368

It means that a single node can receive _remove-unsafe_ requests from multiple nodes. It did it intentionally this way, because I assumed that a cluster node cannot be reachable from one node while it is from the another one. I know that all nodes in cluster should should be able to reach each other, however I think it's important to work this way for _unsafe_ operations.


In the same vein as 90c035ed008bec163a00caffd80c43053e22f346


Ah, very good then!


Sounds good.


I'd prefer flags and params should ideally be sets than lists. That serves as good documentation and also if a duplicate flag is entered by user it will be removed automically.


The bumped version doesn’t yet appear [on rubygems.org](https://rubygems.org/gems/rspec-activemodel-mocks). Did you remember to push it?


@edolstra (followup from #9471): it's a little strange to support Darwin on 15.09 while not building binaries or any tests there. On the other hand, the Darwin side of Hydra is rather under-powered, so it doesn't seem we can well afford building it. So... should we be picking darwin-only patches, this mass-rebuild one in particular?


Yes, those kind of issues is why I want to change this to a "create new
cluster topology id and be alone". It doesn't involve connection to other
nodes.

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On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 9:31 AM, Arkadiusz Paliński <notifications@github.com
> wrote:

> I'm trying to avoid simultaneous calls of *unsafe* Add/Remove methods. I
> added this because of the implementation of unsafe topology change
> operations in RavenDB. The initial *remove-unsafe* request (*add-unsafe*
> is analogical) is sent to the server where the operation is requested:
>
> https://github.com/arekais/ravendb/blob/RavenDB-3808/Raven.Database/Raft/Controllers/ClusterAdminController.cs#L180
> then it removes node from its own topology and iterates over remaining
> cluster nodes and it propagates the change by sending *remove-unsafe*
> request:
>
> https://github.com/arekais/ravendb/blob/RavenDB-3808/Raven.Database/Raft/ClusterManagementHttpClient.cs#L368
>
> It means that a single node can receive *remove-unsafe* requests from
> multiple nodes. It did it intentionally this way, because I assumed that a
> cluster node cannot be reachable from one node while it is from the another
> one. I know that all nodes in cluster should should be able to reach each
> other, however I think it's important to work this way for *unsafe*
> operations.
>
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Sen666 你真帅~ 超屌 帅呆了 酷毙了


The current implementation indicates that kid is optional (in the docblock). Not setting a kid results in a log message. Can you think of any better way to implement things? I'm guessing the problem is mapping the kid to an actual key. We could solve that by taking a function as input which would be responsible for resolving the key? Alg is also optional which is not ideal.


Seems like you lost the PGP begin marker when adding the ARMv6 build.


right, we have the project endpoint


So, we have `db()`, `dbHelper()`, and `dbObject()`, each with overlapping uses and definitions.

It seems like `dbHelper()` is basically `db()` with some new features/bugfixes. It's also not clear to me why this can't be functionality of `db()`.

It's not clear to me why `dbHelper()` needs to support foreign keys? Is this just a nice-to-have or something related to this work?

Looking at how `db()` is used:

 * AssetAdmin and SiteTreeLinkTracking: Identify `HTMLText` fields on an object to perform link tracking
 * VirtualPage: Identify all fields for cloning data. Already has code in there to fold in has_one relations
 * FormScaffolder: Use to scaffold fields, separately from hasOne()s. They're iterated on separately in the next block of code.
 * Hierarchy: Used to check for the presence of a field
 * DataObject: Used to check whether a DB Column is being written to with setField() / hasField().
 * ViewableData (which you've refactored): Used to find casting information

I would suggest that all of these use-cases would benefit from db() returning database fields, including built-ins, has-one foreignkeys, simple fields, and composite fields. Composite fields are a bit of an exception in this list in that they don't represent a single database field. I could live with that.

In other words, fold the functionality of dbHelper() into db().


did you get it working with vtb? i always had color artefact problems when trying it...


> ranges variable are always initialized in the constructor.

I fix it in 911d13e, so I'll merge this PR. Thanks!


An alternative is to use the command "publish-local" which will publish to your local ivy cache which means they are accessible to all SBT/IVY based builds.

However, if you need the artifacts to be available to local maven builds, your solution is a good one


See #21...


Thanks
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wrote:

> You cannot import the library via .gradle file anymore.
>
> Just use File -> New module -> Import JAR or AAR Package
> from Android studio to import the *.aar file as a module
>
> Point to the direction of the file I'd uploaded to github:
> compiled-versions/MaterialDesign-md_ready-release.aar
>
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what does timestamps do?


remove this


You made the sample here as an array. So, it should be an array in AST. See the below for a string sample

```
- e3 (enum)
    - sample: 3
```


comment pls


Challenge: To complete our implementation of the Tile class, we must determine whether a tile has been clicked. In our week five implementation of Memory, this computation was done in the draw handler. For our object-oriented version, we will implement a method is_selected for the Tile class that returns True if a tile contains a specified point. To determine if a tile has been clicked, the mouse handler will then simply call is_selected using the position of the mouse. Again, this design moves the determination of whether a point lies on a tile out of the mouse handler into the Tile class, reducing the complexity of the mouse handler.


You're right, but I thought python would complain.


Similarly, here, you made both the sample and default arrays. So, they should be arrays in AST.


Aren't ``log.debug`` messages logged only in if ``inst.debug`` is used?


This should be

```
"samples": [
  [
    "3",
    "4"
  ]
]
```


Nice!  :+1:


!fix Let's add in more stuff here.


I can't see case of "None" operation type


This should be

```
"default": [
  "1"
]
```

If you had used `- default: 1` in MSON, this would have been correct.


I think it makes sense to make flags as sets. 'params' are actually the parameters which are passed to the application so they should be ordered and duplicates may occur.


Write docs


``btrfs`` ^^


...but I can't think of any better way of doing it, so I don't think it blocks merge.


Lol wtf


DONE


You really don't want to remove that...


test


remove this


REMOVE THESE


Use order file to execute the features, no need to give feature file name as like alphabetic order


That's right, it's filtered to prevent the user to select it (that was simpler than special casing when generating the <option>, even though the UI can look a bit weird at first glance).


What is the condition that tells us that the system is fully booted?  In the case where we are using startup scripts does adding this the end will be sufficient one?
One thought I have is to add a status message to the mavlink hearbeat message.  I am thinking there can be 2-3 states during startup, the final one being boot_complete.  And in the GCS, we can monitor the state and send further actions only after the boot_complete phase is done( like getting all the mavlink parameters ).  Also the internal mavlink state machine can monitor this before starting the mavlink streams.  This way the mavlink connection need not be delayed.  Just a suggestion.


:cat:


For the record, I've seen that there is some SceneNode::resetRotation. Judging from the name, it might be usefull here.
Not blocking


Should we load highlight.js for every page @thomasdavis ? I think only tutorial uses it.


Ah, I understand :-)


I've never built a git hook that works on Windows as well as OS X / Linux. People must be doing it though, surely.


Bastion-Host receives answers to SSH packages only from Apache/Varnish subnet as NetworkAclEntryOutPublicSSHBastionSSH allows outgoing connections only to 10.0.0.0/16.


Apache sends answers to HTTP/HTTPS only to Varnish subnet.


Newline at the end of file


Just surveying uses of this method:

 * CsvBulkLoader uses it to construct an item to save to the relation itself.
 * FixtureBlueprint does the same, as well as to check for whether a relation exists.
 * UploadField uses it to check for whether a relation exists.
 * DataQuery uses it to get the join meta-data for applyRelation()
 * ForeignKey uses it to look up the joined class to help scaffold a form field.

I think that some of these accessors could probably use a bigger refactor but I don't think it blocks merge.


Not AFAIK. Anyway, if someone wants to go for a better window choice, I've nothing against it. Just note that displaying player with seats is usefull IMHO and that we might want to add other game settings later (so, we need to find a window with some space left)


@ropilz hey pal, we are still waiting. the bad news is we are getting to close to our deadlines. is there any hope for us ? :)


change in name


Was there a reason we need to move beyond the scope of what `db()` already provides here, to include relations, etc?


Edit HTML Here


Hey @dmolsen, would you mind to elaborate the need for explicit dependencies here? I am trying to write a plug in to bridge a package which uses symfony/filesystem ~2.7, and I was wondering if patternlab-core could be a bit less restrictive on the version numbers, e.g. by accepting symfony/filesystem ~2.6 instead of 2.6.4 or 2.6.*...


I pretty often use this kind of stuff while coding as reminders. I usually remove them before commiting but seems like this one passed under the radar ^^


But better to set it dynamically in the testcase: SET .._saved = innodb_stats_auto_recalc; SET innodb_stats_auto_recalc=OFF at the start of the testcase, SET innodb_stats_auto_recalc = ..._saved at the end. This is better because .opt file causes server restart in MTR while manipulating variable in testcase directly can use an existing running server.


Ok. Good then.


the _saved var instead of SET innodb_stats_auto_recalc=default; at the end is so that the testcase works with non-standard mysql config passed as --mysqld=--foo=bar MTR options


They are used for creatures. Buildings do not have defense (for now) so there is no need to use them. Just remind this function is virtual and that's why I changed all signatures.


yep ^^


no it is isn't  because issue #97 is still not resolved


To find the reason is the CM official source code last night, the merger has a mistake


Yes, I should have put the comment before the if. Anyway, it will probably be removed since there is an issue asking to allow to heal jailed creatures


that sounds good indeed :)


why did you have to add this?


imho, concatenating the string is more readable, but whatever... either way works


Yeah, not a single crash since disabling OTMC, and using the gtk3 version all the time.


We discuss it with @zdne with resoluti: if user in enum will write array, he probably means members of enum


The data will be loaded into the WebView as a plain string.
The `charset` is used to ensure the data can be decoded correctly for data schema URL that can be encoded with different `charset`, but the `utf-8` is specified to get bytes in `content.getBytes("utf-8")`, we only need still pass `utf-8` to decode the data. so i don't think it's necessary.
UTF-8 is generally a good choice.


I'd personally be fine with users of this class having to include curl.h
you may even put it in the header directly.


@clintonfernandes Why moved stylesheet at bottom of the page?


@clintonfernandes Why added a space?


@clintonfernandes What's the point of keeping in commented code?


e4 should not be "string" because `enum[number]`
about array see above


same as above


@clintonfernandes Are you sure `bootstrap-min` does not require `jquery`?


sa


any reason why you put all these checkstyle specific files in the root? How about `src/checkstyle` or something?


Yes.

I need it in local maven repo to test it against internal projects before
releasing public

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wrote:

> An alternative is to use the command "publish-local" which will publish to
> your local ivy cache which means they are accessible to all SBT/IVY based
> builds.
>
> However, if you need the artifacts to be available to local maven builds,
> your solution is a good one
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>


i just tried in a test branch with one i randomly found on the net (https://gist.github.com/jhartikainen/36a955f3bfe06557e16e) and it worked - but it failed with a message

```
Error: Cannot find module 'eslint-config-semistandard'
```

Which is the same message i get when I run eslint from any place other than the root, so it looks like windows can run the hook. According to SO the hook needs to start with `#!/bin/bash` to work on windows.

However I dont think the git hook could be done in a pull request, it doesn't even come up in the git commit. My gut tells me that we'd have to copy the file on each machine individually.

Its really just a nice to have for people like me who forget to run eslint until travis complains :o