Juan porque decís que la posición es un float? Si son coordenadas cartesianas van a ser siempre números enteros, creo que lo que vos querés setear  es otra cosa


102497980-Improve-waste-heat-function-handling-for-CoilCoolingDXMultiSpeed-and-CoilHeatingDXMultiSpeed-#5162 (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1868 of 1868 tests passed)

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user_idにindexもつけておくといいかな。外部キー制約はなくても。
細かいので、あまり気にしなくてOK（大きいアプリだとパフォーマンスに関わるので要注意）


From this article, this is exactly what I got out of it too. I didn't clearly understand the purpose of the article. I thought the author was just trying to show us how to use the grid!


My comment above was for the Grid article. I agree with you that it was hard to follow.


102497980-Improve-waste-heat-function-handling-for-CoilCoolingDXMultiSpeed-and-CoilHeatingDXMultiSpeed-#5162 (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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ここでbuildするより、controllerからインスタンス変数渡しちゃっていいと思う


@ahaurw01 not sure if this is ok to do. it just gets past the javascript error since _data isn't available on DS.Models anymore


@deniznida I know this wasn't your original phrasing but wanted a second opinion before I change it, this seems worded incorrectly. Especially that It's bolded. They can't use the same code as in `.select`, as `.collect` requires more that to return the desired array. Am I missing something? Just wanted a second opinion since no one else has raised this before :)


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

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Lol... usually the request is the opposite :)

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 1:13 PM, Prashanth B <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I'm changing it to a list: kubernetes#12825 (comment)
> <https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/12825#commitcomment-13143205>
> Development is a little scattered atm because I have this broader scope
> proposal so we don't get myopic, and a couple of external contributors
> helping with the first cut pr, so thanks for being persistent about
> important things.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/bprashanth/kubernetes/commit/f5ee32c97f404d532088b385f60809ab0ecc2d8e#commitcomment-13218257>
> .
>

--
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Pretty Good Job. BTW, where can we access the anonymized.
 APP mentioned in the the https://engineering.purdue.edu/~ychu/publications/TR-ECE-15-03.pdf ?


理解。必要ある？


This commit is just this:

```bash
gofmt -w -r 'a.Types[x].Type -> a.TypeOf(x)' .
```

Right?

Confirmed, it's just that, together with a removal of the `if s.Tok == token.DEFINE { ... }` block in `compiler/statements.go` file.


Plenty of typos to go around, "too" instead of "to"


*ateek :3


Question, why was this block removed? It seems to stand out compared the rest of the changes in this commit, and it's not mentioned in the commit message. Just want to make sure it's intentional (and understand why it was removed).


No, it probably isn't a coincidence - medical technology allowed more people to live and live longer, leading to the population explosion. The greater population allowed people to spend energy on developing technology that moved our focus away from day to day survival.


@vu-tuan-mulodo : please delete them if you don't use any more.


I forgot, the goal of the funLittleMap is to get to the R, the dark blue.


I like this observation you made that Brosset's article "feels like a followup to Dilger's essay about tables."  Now that you mentioned it, I think I see how one can make that conclusion!


This is just an internal refactor that leads to slightly improved type safety, right?


I agree that these articles do discuss many of technology's positive aspects, but I think they make readers aware of some negative ones too. For example, I think you are correct to define Keim's handwriting as a literacy technology, but comparatively typing is the more "advanced" technology and Keim describes it in somewhat negative terms--handwriting has a stronger effect on the brain than typing and so on. And Dilger explains how more advanced CSS grids have served to limit web design creativity.


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (801 of 801 tests passed)

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Sorry for the mistake.


Done.


Update percales 2015-09-15


Before we delete the blob, we should abort the pending Copy Blob operation.
We can create a key `copy_id` in the entry, and abort the Copy Blob operation with it.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/jj159098.aspx


Các trường hợp khác thì nó vẫn chaining đúng thứ tự, nó in ra xen kẽ các lệnh là
```
testing: ---------------------------------------before
L.GridLayer.MaskCanvas.js:1028 testing: Successfully update stored object:  ok
L.GridLayer.MaskCanvas.js:1051 testing: after
```

Chỉ khi em gọi lệnh `onMouseClick_removeMarker` thì cái trình tự chaining mới sai, nó chỉ in ra
```
testing: ---------------------------------------before
L.GridLayer.MaskCanvas.js:1051 testing: after
```


lo pongo en float para que pueda caminar en linea recta. Si tengo una
velocidad en X de 2.7, y guardo la posicion en int,lo trunca al numero, y
estoy perdiendo 0.7 en cada loop que hace el juego, y eso hace que no
llegue a la posicion que le marcas en el mapa, que se quede antes.

Al tener la posicion en un float, si bien te trunca el numero para
dibujarlo, los decimales no los perdes y te sirven para la proxima
actualizacion de la posicion.

Me voy a dormir, cualquier cosa hablamos mañana

2015-09-15 0:23 GMT-03:00 jorge cabrera <notifications@github.com>:

> Juan porque decís que la posición es un float? Si son coordenadas
> cartesianas van a ser siempre números enteros, creo que lo que vos querés
> setear es otra cosa
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/jorgejcabrera/Taller/commit/6e729d5efe4f34c409511b7dc55af35d15354233#commitcomment-13228074>
> .
>


@uaalto I know the changes are made 2+ months ago but can you remember the reason why you add `return` here?

`nonStopWriter` intentionally keep writing to all writers if error encountered, as write to `os.Stdout` or `os.Stderr` will fail on Windows if `-H windowsgui` flag is supplied on build time. In fact there was no log line here before but I can't trace back to when it was introduced.

Sorry I should add a comment here to make it explicit. Or we should find a new way if it broke some other parts of code.


Perhaps the 3 lines above should be moved into a `default` block? Or is there a reason they are not?


Ah, yes, it does work. Actually the previous code was for historical reasons: we wanted to preserve the state of the supplemental interaction when navigating back through the cards. But on further discussion with @amitdeutsch, this wasn't necessary, and I forgot to remove the unnecessary code. Fixed.


Yo thanks


Yes, and I eventually added one but maybe not in this commit.


Changes in plugin.json:
- Improved plugin description
-- Now also includes info about automatic activation and deactivation of the core Login plugin, to prevent the user manually enabling the latter.
-- Since plugin description length is limited to 150 chars on the Marketplace, padded with spacing up to that limit (before the new clarification above), to prevent it being cut mid-word (as can be seen with other plugins on the Marketplace).

- Removed dependency on LoginEncrypted because using dependencies with anything but PHP and Piwik versions does not work completely. It seems to fail if the dependency plugin name begins with a letter P (possibly for Piwik) or higher.


Should we also make this available for camera and menu grid sheets?


OK - but the code I cribbed from is like this. We should probably change it in both places (or refactor it).


My take away from the Brosset article was that the grid is good for "creating designer control over the look of a site" like you mentioned.  I'm really not sure if there was something more to it. I hope someone else can help us answer that question!


In some cases, yes, it is a flat out replacement. I don't know how familiar you are with the progression of management of diabetes since the discovery of insulin, but no one, in modern countries at least, uses urine testing for guessing blood sugar levels anymore. With home glucose monitoring, it is possible to know what blood glucose levels are at a given time. I've also read horror stories about syringes that needed sharpening and boiling before use. Fine gauge, disposable needles are much more convenient, if not environmentally friendly.


This is good, just one note: relative path is a general term, that can be used in a variety of contexts, not just the command `ls`.


I think you have a lot of good insights into how the articles connect. There are a lot of examples, like you mentioned, not only in Haas and Keim but also in the other articles related to how old and new technologies can be combined to create an effective product; sometimes it is better to have both of them than to have only one or the other. I think that idea is at the heart of the articles.


Closed #21


Nice summary of this article. Looking at this summary, I think I completely missed the point of the article. My interpretation was very different from what you have here! Now I can go back and read it again and see what you mean!


По результатам нашего внутреннего "дев"-голосования победил этот вариант дизайна, так что увы и ах.


Delet this comments!


Thanks :innocent: :+1:


SIgh - no; but we still need a way that deploy can clean up the remote before reinstalling - I'll probably make a tarball, copy it over, delete everything and unpack the tarball.


@vu-tuan-mulodo : you need to define config array or an object to store these values such as:
templates = {'home' => 'layout/home.html', 'login' => 'auth/login.html',...}
controllers = {'home' => 'HomeController', 'user-list' => 'userListController',...}

Then applying into your $routeProvider as example below:
$routeProvider.
                when('/', {
                    templateUrl: templates->home,
                    controller: controllers->home
                }).
                when('/signin', {
                    templateUrl: templates->login,
                    controller: controllers->home
                }).
                ...
Because it is easy to change their values in the future and


I think that makes sense. Added here: https://github.com/Flipboard/bottomsheet/commit/753b7163953090ad9804108d8db8bdb7dcea1f75


This don't work and produce errors if we don't have a $('.beds_bath') in the first listing. You just can use next_class AFTER you found next_class. You don't test no bed-batth in the first position?


Good for debugging and specifying control flow. Maybe could be more specific that the error catch and fail-out is expected behavior.


I haven't ever seen this idea articulated before, and having the experience of preferring writing by hand for "thinking" purposes, I find it interesting to know that there is some scientific exploration of the topic.


Yeah it doesn't work. It redirect you to your own profile but I guess that is an improvement.


On 2015-09-14 19:20, Alex Lance wrote:
> Er what?
> "errors should go to stderr" ... yes, we are in agreement.
>
> But **debug** output (ie just more verbosity) should go to stderr because why?

Because it prevents it getting mixed up in the actual useful output of
the program, as I said in my previous email. If, for example, I want to
test how the program works when I pupe its output, but whatever I'm
piping it to doesn't like the debug output, then I'm stuffed. If,
however, they go to separate places:

mattcen@sonar:tmp$ ALLOC_DEBUG=1 alloc tasks -t 23859 -t 30317
DBG CONF: url: https://alloc.cyber.com.au/services/json.php
DBG CONF: alloc_user: mattcen
DBG calling authenticate()
DBG USING CONF: user:mattcen pass:ELIDED httpuser:mattcen httppass:ELIDED
DBG make_request(): {'method': 'get_list', 'options': {'username': 'mattcen', 'return': 'array', 'skipObject': '1'}, 'entity': 'person'}
DBG make_request(): {'method': 'get_list', 'options': {'return': 'array', 'taskID': ['23859', '30317'], 'taskView': 'prioritised', 'creatorID': [], 'managerID': [], 'skipObject': '1'}, 'entity': 'task'}
+-------+------+-------------------+----------+------+---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+------+
| ID    | Type | Status            | Priority | Rate | Project                               | Task                                                                       | Tags |
+-------+------+-------------------+----------+------+---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+------+
| 23859 | Task | Open: In Progress | Normal   | 0.00 | Cyber Systems Tasks - General Support | Backup flora and filth VMs, update filth software                          |      |
| 30317 | Task | Open: Not Started | Normal   | 0.00 | alloc                                 | Numerous alloc-cli tweaks (re: unicode, view, debug to stderr, CSV header) |      |
+-------+------+-------------------+----------+------+---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+------+
mattcen@sonar:tmp$ ALLOC_DEBUG=1 alloc tasks -t 23859 -t 30317 >/dev/null
DBG CONF: url: https://alloc.cyber.com.au/services/json.php
DBG CONF: alloc_user: mattcen
DBG calling authenticate()
DBG USING CONF: user:mattcen pass:ELIDED httpuser:mattcen httppass:ELIDED
DBG make_request(): {'method': 'get_list', 'options': {'username': 'mattcen', 'return': 'array', 'skipObject': '1'}, 'entity': 'person'}
DBG make_request(): {'method': 'get_list', 'options': {'return': 'array', 'taskID': ['23859', '30317'], 'taskView': 'prioritised', 'creatorID': [], 'managerID': [], 'skipObject': '1'}, 'entity': 'task'}
mattcen@sonar:tmp$ ALLOC_DEBUG=1 alloc tasks -t 23859 -t 30317 2>/dev/null
+-------+------+-------------------+----------+------+---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+------+
| ID    | Type | Status            | Priority | Rate | Project                               | Task                                                                       | Tags |
+-------+------+-------------------+----------+------+---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+------+
| 23859 | Task | Open: In Progress | Normal   | 0.00 | Cyber Systems Tasks - General Support | Backup flora and filth VMs, update filth software                          |      |
| 30317 | Task | Open: Not Started | Normal   | 0.00 | alloc                                 | Numerous alloc-cli tweaks (re: unicode, view, debug to stderr, CSV header) |      |
+-------+------+-------------------+----------+------+---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+------+

Information (warnings/info/errors) about the program's progress should
be sent to stderr so as not to mix it in with the expected result.
stderr isn't just for errors; it's also for diagnostic messages. See
http://www.jstorimer.com/blogs/workingwithcode/7766119-when-to-use-stderr-instead-of-stdout

The converse question is: why *shouldn't* they be separated, given that
if you really feel strongly about it, you can 2>&1 to get the same
effect?

--
Regards,
Matthew Cengia


Looks fine!


Nope. You need to test for next_class. This don't make sense.


In an amicable, the value of attributes model should not be changed during validation.
Therefore user_id is not required in validation rules.
For example (in your case),
```php
   $isValid = $user->validate();
   $isValid = $profile->validate() && $isValid;
   if ($isValid) {
         $user->save(false);
         $profile->user_id = $user->id;
         // or $profile->user = $user;
         $profile->save(false);
   }

```


102497980-Improve-waste-heat-function-handling-for-CoilCoolingDXMultiSpeed-and-CoilHeatingDXMultiSpeed-#5162 (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (798 of 798 tests passed)

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Good style. Could also change the var declaration to use const if the project switches to Javascript 6.


check next_class


Thanks for following this up.


#include <boost/property_map/transform_value_property_map.hpp>

On Build - this boost directory cannot be found. It builds just fine on Windows but error's on Linux. Why is there a need for this boost file?


I agree it's scary and even a little sad. There's something personal about a signature that I would hate to see disappear.


Consistent style within the module is good


We use rbcommons and rbt tool to review and merge requests in.
https://pantsbuild.github.io/howto_contribute.html#posting-the-first-draft


You mix up way too much diffent issues in one commit. This make it very hard to verify your changes. You can commit .less and .css together, but the javascript is unrelated. The minimum here would be 2 commits, more would be better.


@avinasha to_representaiton is a built in function(overridden here) converts the Product object and the corresponding database values into a dictionary. The reason I have added is that, since 'id' is autogenerated I have removed 'id' field from the tuple of fields in https://github.com/jagadeshbabu/product_poc/commit/ac85e992604f6c9452339830c364104cadfa9601#diff-ab739dd232922a7f574321e30bb92a10L9, but it has to sent back when the product data is requested for. So adding the 'id' while returning the object explicitly using to_representation method.


That's strange. I've never heard of that happening before. Which browser is that?


I did.  See here:

https://rbcommons.com/s/twitter/r/2809/

The only reason I opened the pull request is that pants policy requires a pull request to refer to in the Bugs field.


Peter Portante <notifications@github.com> writes:

> I am not sure we need this attribute. What would happen if we don't use it?
>

Not sure - I included it because
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/mapping-ip-type.html

says:

store Set to true to store actual field in the index, false to not store
      it. Defaults to false (note, the JSON document itself is stored, and it
      can be retrieved from it).

so I thought it was safer to store it, although the parenthetical
statement seems to say it's OK.


Screenshot of current mockup

http://imgur.com/0MwKOId


Something went wrong here?


Did you start this test file from scratch?


Should read "only to activate abilities of artifacts"... and I guess it also works incorrectly.


Removing catching errors as an expected part of the control flow is welcome. It seems to me it would also likely be faster to use an explicit function for checking directory existence rather than failing out of an attempted creation.


I've made all the changes (I think), except for moving the print() out
of the if. I also reverted the deploy change: that will need more work.


I don't see the @deprecated for the old MMFF94 class... am I overlooking it?


add method for circle,cross,quad debug rendering. sorry, I`m not familiar with lua scripting, this pull reqeust has only been tested with angel script.


Можно сделать простое Присваивание. Если само не приводится к нужному типу, есть метод. ToArray()


Это поле должно быть видно снаружи. Пользователю может понадобиться инфа о степени


Cleaner and more sensible code for the directory creation. Pulling the regex constant out into an actual constant variable is also cleaner.


*Свойство


@andela-gukpere it was caused by pulling, so was forced to merge.


У тебя в  sign в обоих случаях плюс лежал


What are you tring to do? As you seem to have rebased the PR and now you just delete that code that is currently just disable, this will completly remove your code from Theano. Why do you do this? Even if you do not have the time to work again on this, I prefer to keep it for now, in case someone else have time to finish this. He won't start from scratch.

Can you just remove this commit from the PR? If you think we should remove this, tell it, we can discuss this.


И почему нельзя задать минус так же как плюс, символом?


zzz


yes


Really Keon.... this took me forever to figure out


@RenderBroken, thanks a lot. there is a way by separatiing android cache, but for now i don't have a lot of space on my SSD. :)


Бля, ты же не можешь в linq. Сорян


102687702-Schedule-Unit-Tests (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2290 of 2347 tests passed)

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The stemcell copy operation is changed in next submit.


This is great, but considering the [API in Space.messaging.Controller is @on](https://github.com/meteor-space/messaging/blob/master/source/controller.coffee#L10-L28) for event handling, is this not a clarity issue?


The whole thing is fine for now. But I got a PR in progress that add errTryAgain to deal with this. I'll refactor once it's merged.


I can remember when studying for tests that I would have a pictorial memory of where certain facts (answers on athe test) were on a page. I wonder if this would be a skill that is lost if we don't practice handwriting.


It's totally okay that you're complaining about code style and formatting.
I'm fighting with Visual Studio formattings settings. Unfortunately, it doesn't have per-project source formatting settings


r u kidding...


*mandel


Good improvement. The path.join function handles edge cases that may pop up like windows vs. unix path differences and removing extra delimiters that might be passed in.


Oops. Thanks.


Looks good.


Removing the unnecessary counter function makes the code less confusing and requires fewer function calls


hmm, this could be me. I literally never understood when to use codeGenPath and when to use other things (internal docs, khm).


102687702-Schedule-Unit-Tests (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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I'd suggest checking the highValue first, since we do not know the exact build that fixed it.
We only know that in 955 the invalid values are gone.
So given they were already fixed in 948, you'd override the highValue to 8192, getting wrong values after that.


o.O why


we are comparing to phi_d though, right? in which case, phi_d ~ N is the target misfit??


在layout上显示的gif项目，有jar包可以下载，直接引用就可以


It's looks a little funny passing `names` to `declareFunction`.  I probably would've written a separate function called `declareFunctions` which called `declareFunction` repeatedly.  The benefit of doing it this way is that it's hard to make a mistake of passing the wrong params to the wrong function.  No action required.


Modified the bug with the last element in L.


`greediness: props.greediness || 1` would be more idiomatic


5194_fix_failing_unit_test (mbadams5) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1869 of 1869 tests passed)

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Nope, not required yet, if you are busy now, just keep your sight on the only one part, thanks for attention :-)


hi, you can rename the file to pop-up.abap then github will automatically syntax highlight the file, and recognize the repository to contain abap code


Dude, thanks for understanding, your totally legendary, and i would like to code with you in the future. :) anyway keep up the good work


What are the things from .idea dir you think should not be excluded from version control?


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1339 of 1339 tests passed)

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Fixed in the other commit. :+1:


谢谢你的贡献！！！


Renamed it in the next Commit to match the actual skill name.


Awesome! Thanks :)


..... I'm just a programmer, thank you @kelthenoble :-)


#22 guess they just don't understand it, it's their project anyway.


wait, what was the SmartPlayer bug? Shouldn't the firstPlayable index only get shifted down when the discarded card was before it?


includes right triangle identification


Add a new figure


101280704_lowTempRad (Nigusse) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1857 of 1872 tests passed)

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Please add the driver name to the error message.


I'm not really sure how the clinic case relates to the relationship between old and new technology. Both are "print" media, or old technology, although it can be argued that the pamphlet was created with newer technology, I don't think that whether the technology is old or new is relevant to the use of the different media. If the clinic provided any sort of counseling to encourage women to reconsider their decision, the pamphlet may have gotten more attention. Instead the clinic basically ignored it. It seems this is unrelated to the type of technology involved.


update the comment please


update the discerption please


the key or the prefix.


Ok Good


i think we only have to run clean if there is the possibility of a html tag embedded in the text


@DinhNguyenCat : going to back to what BOSH is/should be, we basically want to make sure that the client is always in a state to get a server-initiated message. This may be a response to a [pending] request. This might be an incoming message of some sort (e.g. MUC invite).

If 1+ sockets are pending, there's no need to send anything else and we don't want to be creating 'overactivity'...

(FYI, I believe this was more of an issue when the pending stuff wasn't working correctly; this task loop would spawn a lot of "empty" requests, some of which were entering the stream out-of-order causing the connection to terminate)


음향까지 넣고 잘 만들었네.


Hmm, I thought our phi_d is 0.5 || residual ||^2_2. If then, target misfit
is 0.5*N.
I could be wrong, but that's how I thought.

2015-09-14 21:30 GMT-07:00 Lindsey <notifications@github.com>:

> we are comparing to phi_d though, right? in which case, phi_d ~ N is the
> target misfit??
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/simpeg/simpeg/commit/f726a27269054d3b7d02fb7ce337abc8eaba7b5e#commitcomment-13228596>
> .
>


Forget my previous comment, calling function already adds the needed context to the error message.


While I like the idea of improving the efficiency and reducing the code complexity of getPreviousVersions(), this change would end up breaking the code.

getPreviousVersions() is expected to return a mapping of files to all their previous versions. With the change, getPreviousVersions() only returns an array of files which have previous versions present. Without also returning the names of the previous version files, we would need to re-read the .prev_versions directory to determine how many previous versions exist for each file in order to check if the maximum version number has been exceed.

Perhaps something like _.groupBy() could allow for the best of both worlds here.


I wonder if this is correct. I need an integration test as I don't use swift...

The original fix was f27220d026e02de9caf996d36b288d84561ef5cd

Maybe the logic should have been:

if is swift project ( check Dir["#{PackageCommandGenerator.appfile_path}/Frameworks/libswift*"] )
  if doesn't already have libs in them (check zip)
   copy libs from "#{developer_dir}/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/lib/swift/iphoneos/#{framework}",

but I wonder why the libs under Dir["#{PackageCommandGenerator.appfile_path}/Frameworks/libswift*"] are not packaged in the first place into the IPA.

@fabiomassimo  some thoughts on this ? Any idea why suddenly the libs start appearing twice ?


Can we change ":5222" to avoid hard code? In case the XMPP port number change later.


Tip: You can use `options = {}` to make it clear that they are optional and to avoid `?.` every time you need to access an option.


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That will also match `?..`.


@DinhNguyenCat : as above, this was carried-over behavior, but good to know what you were thinking.


Using HTML5 Marquee https://github.com/muchweb/html5-marquee by @muchweb


This name feels odd somehow...
Shouldn't it be something like GetGroupedFeatureDescriptionsByBranchAsync? This would match the other method names (like GetFeatureDescriptionsByProductAndGroupAsync).


I think this is a duplicate of https://github.com/gimm/gulp-live-server/commit/1013abf45b4f658967572c0c1875da3f778421b1
npm release needed instead )


102497980-Improve-waste-heat-function-handling-for-CoilCoolingDXMultiSpeed-and-CoilHeatingDXMultiSpeed-#5162 (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1334 of 1334 tests passed)

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close #72


If you already include the groupnames and use the index which also contains the titles of any features... why not complete the tree? You could then return a product which contains groups, which contain feature titles. Effectively everything you would need to build a menu....


Not sure why you are doing this. I assume a later commit removes this?


@dilini-muthumala I'm not restricting s, I'm restricting spaces , In my first PR


Ah, I see. I think you are right!


Copyright 2015? And perhaps add your own name in an author line?


@DinhNguyenCat : this was carried over behavior (looks like more of a change due to indentation changes, annoyingly).

I've not seen an out-of-order issue because of this code (closely timed sends). Also, I'm really not in favor of putting in 'sleeps' to fix things. What I think we should do is move off of this inactivity-based model to one more based on the socket state... bigger change, though

I have seen a bunch of out-of-order issues not caused by timing, but rather caused by issues in when sockets are/are not pending. This resulting in requests getting queued-up on the client side on a single socket, and then the "other" socket being used to eventually send an out-of-order rid resulting in termination.


При передаче параметра в Console.WriteLine вызов метода ToString() происходит неявно. Так что его можно опустить


You're very welcome, keep killing it.


I kinda liked this approach


Для обозначения пустой строки существует константа string.Empty


@somethingwentwrong1 Sometimes you can enter different commands and get the same result but cause damage elsewhere. For instance, I can copy and paste, or I can cut and paste. In the end I move one piece of text somewhere else, but the second method will destroy the original text. Sometimes that matters, other times it doesn't.


101280704_lowTempRad (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1856 of 1871 tests passed)

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If you would have returned the Product instead of a string, you wouldn't have needed to resort to $http but could have used $resource


Почитай про класс StringBuilder. И используй его вместо катенации строк


Interesting. With my formula a weight of one would probably not work. My take 3 equals roughly a weight of 3.5 and this seems to give 1 to 1.5 elo. But you have changed other parameters to, perhaps its works.

And i see no necessary for prio -1 for this test, i would do standard prio 0.

Good luck!


Didn't know this was happening! Awesome :+1:

What's your best guess release date for 7.3 as I have a version coming out very soon with built in post processing, reduced memory usage and a bunch of bug fixes.


signed.


Hi there,

 i tried this patched code and still having the same problem.

An error occured: <HttpError 403 when requesting https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v2/files?uploadType=resumable&alt=json returned "The user has exceeded their Drive storage quota">...

it was working  fine last few months (3-4 months), after that it got the error message constantly.

Cheers,

-Y


101280704_lowTempRad (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Per this comment: https://github.com/chef/chef/issues/3487#issuecomment-110446611


That worked accidentally, and not by design. It was intended that this cookbook download and install the package from Splunk. Hence all the attributes for the package URLs.


What happens if another RIDE is running and logging while you remove its log file?


@DinhNguyenCat : when TrySending() is used, we're basically trying to send queued stuff out (on any avail socket). Gating on 'pending' state isn't needed. Forget if this needs to also work in the case of "pre-start" connections.


Topコントローラの他のアクションは使用しないので、URLを生成する必要はありませんでした。


random함수의 버그가 있다.
`colors`의 범위를 넘어서 random값이 나와.
참고. http://mwultong.blogspot.com/2006/11/random-javascript.html


Я еще раз говорю, один класс - один файл


@DinhNguyenCat : I didn't change the rid generation here. Out of order was seen on client-side (see more detailed explanation above)

This code does work in my testing. I'm uing xmpp-dev.nuvixa.com + port 443 (SSL + BOSH)


Never mind, the real bug was hint ambiguity with 5 card hands. This just happened to make the build go green.


Topモデルの中で後に出るUserインスタンスも作るのかと思っていました。Postモデルの際はindexのviewにPostインスタンス一覧を表示していたので、今回も後々そうするのかなと憶測して書きました。


Hi,

I cannot remember exactly, probably an issue related to headers.

To understand this commit, you need to know that groovy, js and ruby examples are generated from the Java examples by a (home-made) transpiler. This transpiler is not perfect and so sometime generates broken code. To avoid having non-functional code as examples and until we improve the transpiler, we decided  to delete these examples.


@stephanemoore: I'm commenting on this merged PR because I've been seeing how much you contribute to nimbus and I wanted to thank you for taking the time to help others with this project, including maintaining the quality thereof. @ChangeTip, please send some beer to @stephanemoore :+1:


README.md and LICENSE do not need specify. They couldn't be ignored.


Beautiful :')


because of wrong merge, trim() was missing on 74 branch, now I added that on both 74 & master


Maybe this would also be a good time to break our configs and use *LumiInfo instead of *LumiMetadata there.


yoo brooo you misspelled canonla


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That's okn, however, the current implementation has no protection against loops at all, so the "Can be
+chained as long as there is no loop." warning needs to be a bit more stern, I guess? How about "Can be
+chained, but do not create a font fallback loop, since this will cause infinite recursion and your program will crash." Or something like that.


リダイレクト先indexビューにユーザー一覧が出ないと、僕がユーザー登録機能が正しく実装できているのかわからなかったので、後で消すつもりでかきました。


@ZhangYiJiang See attached image:
![screen shot](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4983239/9868663/336f383e-5bae-11e5-99e7-9e06c6db89b3.png)


What do you suggest? If cache is modified, the results aren't trustworthy anyway. I guess I could rewrite the whole thing to `os.walk()`.


Is there a way to test this?


test


これも、リダイレクト先indexビューにユーザー一覧が出ないと、僕がユーザー登録機能が正しく実装できているのかわからなかったので、後で消すつもりでかきました。


I need help pulling this one, can you code in a patch for my scales-unit, BT cahsflow requests!


承知しました。


how come you need this?


Team feedback on T-Scales supply movement request; how long estimated?


If you want to copy code from another repository, you need to use cherry picking otherwise you are submitting my work as your own. Also you used my outdated code for some reason.


MiscReleaseFixes (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1869 of 1869 tests passed)

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Generally don't push to master until a feature is actually ready (frontend and backend both should be working and tested) and it's had a chance to be reviewed by someone else.

Also, re-wording this page might not be a bad idea, since it's pretty common for non-undergrad students to be confused as to why they can't make an account.


使わないので直します。


ありがとうございます。


@aashrairavooru We are yet to finish that part. So before finalising we'll pick the exact icons for all screen densities from the official Material Design Icons Pack itself.


BTW we'll need to discuss this change with nuget. @yishaigalatzer @emgarten.

@glennc can you setup a design meeting


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

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Yeah, I have a branch for user_auth, so we'll have to merge with what I did there.
Rewording the page sounds like a good idea just to clarify.


Not sure here.
Someone may decide to change the object mapper to enable / disable some features. It's a rare case, but putting the filed final would avoid this.


I know Keim's article focused on writing, but it's a little odd that he mentions only briefly the positives of typing. (I remember him explicitly mentioning typing's potential for increased writing speed, but I don't remember where he mentioned clarity.) Honestly, with how much I expect to type in this class, I wouldn't mind seeing an article that focuses more on the influence of typing, including strategies to overcome any thought differences caused by typing instead of handwriting. (Off topic, but it's interesting that Keim uses "handwriting" over "hand-writing" or "hand writing"; it took me a little while to adjust.)


jjjhhjhjhj


o.O


As better, we may not insert if factory returns null and Get method directly returns null. Is that OK?


You can probably just do

```
$scope.completeItems.push($scope.todos[index]);
```
instead; I may do this when merging the task priority feature.


Way complicated. See https://github.com/thegrb93/Starfall/commit/f27ae0007172bfea293ce7d3402ef7800b9ee5db


You can write it directly rather than as a comment:

```fsharp
| UnresolvableFile of string * previousIncludes: string array
```


Can we name it [FlxAdamAtomic](http://adamatomic.com)? ;-)


It's not that important, but try to replace the mutable `List` with a fold over `declarations`.


The fat jar classifier should be `fat` to be compliant with the vert.x convention.


Use `</>` operator for `Path.Combine` (it's defined in VFPT).


LGTM


Something happened to unicode in this line. Please revert the changes.


@akhilnarang lol :D jk! i didnt get a good commit message :D


I'm not going to block this PR on it, but I'm asking you to think about it...

How can we break the coupling between this iptables pkg and the dbus pkgs?  Can we define a local interface that the caller can implement in terms of dbus?  I could make the same argument for exec, but that feels different - lower.


Why not `Path.GetDirectoryName`?


101280704_lowTempRad (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (801 of 801 tests passed)

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We can change these if client changes logo / color schemes...


@akhilnarang let it build first, then i ll add to vendorsetup.sh


`Path.GetFullPathSafe`?


stale comment?


Why not `open System.IO`?


will this kill all items and placed blocks in a existent world?


Added comment to the variable and I believe I fixed the mkdirp issue.


直します。


Made this change.


Here is the Current report of what our box-score parser dumps, out of 309 games
This is really accurate, Most of the problems are
A. Extra Point Attempt related
B. How Stats are counted during Penalties
C. ESPN errors in data or format
D. We still have some legitimate Bugs in detecting TDs

Team Code is off by Average of: 0% with 0 errors and 309 exactly correct
Game Code is off by Average of: 0% with 0 errors and 309 exactly correct
Rush Att is off by Average of: 0% with 37 errors and 272 exactly correct
Rush Yard is off by Average of: 4% with 141 errors and 168 exactly correct
Rush TD is off by Average of: 2% with 13 errors and 296 exactly correct
Pass Att is off by Average of: 1% with 47 errors and 262 exactly correct
Pass Comp is off by Average of: 1% with 30 errors and 279 exactly correct
Pass Yard is off by Average of: 1% with 62 errors and 247 exactly correct
Pass TD is off by Average of: 4% with 23 errors and 286 exactly correct
Pass Int is off by Average of: 1% with 8 errors and 301 exactly correct
Pass Conv is off by Average of: 0% with 0 errors and 309 exactly correct
Kickoff Ret Yard is off by Average of: 2% with 33 errors and 276 exactly correct
Kickoff Ret TD is off by Average of: 0% with 2 errors and 307 exactly correct
Punt Ret Yard is off by Average of: 7% with 37 errors and 272 exactly correct
Punt Ret TD is off by Average of: 3% with 11 errors and 298 exactly correct
Int Ret is off by Average of: 1% with 8 errors and 301 exactly correct
Int Ret Yard is off by Average of: 2% with 12 errors and 297 exactly correct
Int Ret TD is off by Average of: 1% with 6 errors and 303 exactly correct
Misc Ret TD is off by Average of: 0% with 0 errors and 309 exactly correct
Field Goal Att is off by Average of: 1% with 7 errors and 302 exactly correct
Field Goal Made is off by Average of: 8% with 30 errors and 279 exactly correct
Off XP Kick Att is off by Average of: 13% with 103 errors and 206 exactly correct
Off XP Kick Made is off by Average of: 12% with 97 errors and 212 exactly correct


I think the CSS Grid Layout is one potential candidate for Dilger's Grid 2.0, but not necessarily the be-all, end-all option. Dilger was disappointed in the dull uniformity that became standard in web design as a result of over-enthusiasm for grid layouts/the international style. Instead of strict grid layouts, Dilger called for flexibility and a focus on order and clarity in design, with or without a grid.

I think the Brosset article made it clear that web developers will have a lot of freedom to define areas using the CSS Grid Layout, which will certainly be an improvement on the work-arounds developers have had to use to create more complex sites up to this point. If the vanilla CSS Grid Layout is still too blah for designers, it will still provide a better foundation for making less strict grid layouts than before, which is at least some improvement.


Use functions from here https://github.com/smoothdeveloper/VisualFSharpPowerTools/blob/master/src/FSharpVSPowerTools.Core/Utils.fs#L506
Add new ones if you need.
The general rule of the codebase: catch exceptions as early as possible and transform it into `Option` (yes, `Choice` would be better, but we use `Option` historically).


LGTM


This allows me to time the function for performance benchmarking. Also, test comment, do not upvote.


** 200675015 신오철 0001  (Bold)**


Oh my god netbeans stop doing this to me.


102687702-Schedule-Unit-Tests (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2300 of 2348 tests passed)

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@bananaGator hey pal. great. can you please provide me with a complete sample of your config.xml including the plugin declaration and all tricks you have implemented inside the file?
Thanks so much beforehand.


Yeah my b, fixed it in the next commit


Could you change the variable name to ' startPath_' ? I follow the "underscore after" naming convention for data members.


What about
```fsharp
                                    // match first include which seemingly have the file found
                                    let maybeFile =
                                        includesSoFar
                                        |> Seq.tryPick (fun (ResolvedDirectory d) ->
                                            let filePath = d </> f
                                            if fileExists filePath then Some filePath else None)

                                    match maybeFile with
                                    | None -> () // can't load this file even using any of the #I directives...
                                    | Some filePath -> yield Load (ExistingFile filePath, range)
```


Could you remove this debug line? (I assume you just forgot ;-) )


you can put these in a for loop...


Made this change. Thanks, it cuts down on unnecessary/excessive code.


I think these will have to be setoid morphisms (functors) to be of much use. So `idn` would be a functor from the terminal setoid and composition would be a functor from the product setoid. You can also use the morphism setoid (functor category) but I find the proofs are more awkward. The product combinators tend to be easier to work with.


yeah, you're quite right


Thx @ryanjduffy :+1:


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**no-undef**: "describe" is not defined.


102687702-Schedule-Unit-Tests (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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So that the humans 'get' me.


Made this change because it increases clarity for the user.


I might be able to help clear this up, although my HTML/CSS background isn't super strong, either! Basically, HTML usually defines the bones of the site, and is how you can do very general formatting, like defining a heading or table. A heading could be defined using HTML tags like <h1>. Most browsers/programs would recognize this as the largest heading, but different browsers might decide that the biggest heading is 74 pt or 25 pt. CSS allows you to get more specific with how a heading looks, by letting you explicitly define the size of the heading 1 text so it will (hopefully) look exactly the same on multiple platforms. You can also add colors, fonts, and other formatting options using CSS.

As I understand it, there are often two types of people working on websites (with plenty of overlap, depending on the person): web developers and web designers. To simplify things, let's say web developers mostly work on the general structure of the site, like making pages and defining what part of the page is the header or body. Web designers might work more in CSS, and add things like colored boxes, fonts, and shading to the bare bones of the site so it looks less bland and more brand. When layout was controlled by things like <table>, an HTML function, web designers would have to work in both HTML and CSS to modify the look of the site. By separating the layout (CSS) from the markup (HTML), I believe Brosset is suggesting that web designers might more easily change the look of the site through just CSS, without having to mess with HTML.

A longer explanation can be found here: http://www.w3.org/standards/webdesign/htmlcss

(If anyone notices me being wrong in here, please correct me! This is just my basic grasp on things.)


Why does this change do in commit of `update version in mac installer`?  It looks like both of them update the version number.


Well we don't want to load in memory whatever is available in the bitstream, we need a safeguard (typically happen with corrupted files), maybe 1 MB is alredy too much

> Le 14 sept. 2015 à 22:01, Romain Bouqueau <notifications@github.com> a écrit :
>
> wouldn't it be better to test against gf_bs_available() instead of 1000000?
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If you don't get to it first I can try and add definitions for some of the combinators and stuff. Btw, it also seems like the instances thing works reasonably well for setoids (at least for products and morphisms), as long as you have a top-level annotation somewhere.


@kasper93 @Underground78: can you quickly verify this is OK?


Yes :( I have not written it yet, I spent all yesterday to understand the code of switching and designing the new architecture.


that's be great! also, feel free to rip out and replace any construction you see here with a superior one; what's here is just what I could barf out in an evening.

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maven will be not relative to workspace root?


Basic, single block code with no compartmentalization, no comments, and basic, hands on functionality. Produces a best guess result between three pictures and those results can be then passed in again. Also creates a heat map during the process, with brighter red indicating less accurate data in the resulting image. Uses a flag to catch when no more processing is needed, so will only execute until the final image is completely filled in.


If not redirect we'll have a lot of output on the console. Is that expected?


MiscReleaseFixes (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (799 of 799 tests passed)

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Observation: validity of a template is independent of the stack, so I don't reckon it should be an instance-method of `Stack`.

How about: `Stackup.template_valid?(template)`?


Fixed issue with copyright line.


Can you merge in my changes on master to fix the travis bug?


@winescout I really disagree with the high voltage change. You are removing useful functionality and replacing it with a gem that doesn't do anything the router doesn't do automatically.


Could this be renamed to emitOpenFileRequest() ?


@OskarStark it was a bad idea, PR has been closed.


Could this be renamed to openFileRequested() ?


Please use your real name here.


Sorry, but this is wrong - filter defaults can also be in the widget which is extracted further down - we can not return here.


Just curious: why did you move this outside of MainWindow?


According to that article you're not correct. The last couple of paragraphs state:

"When asking explicitly for <blah> it should be printed to stdout."

Placing ALLOC_DEBUG=1 in front of your alloc command is an explicit request for more information.

> The converse question is: why *shouldn't* they be separated,

When searching through a lot of output, it is useful to be able to switch debugging on and pipe *only* the errors elsewhere. If you really need to omit debuggery, unset ALLOC_DEBUG.

Remove this commit and I'll happily merge PR. Alternatively, get twb involved for a third opinion.


Cool. Seems like a pretty good start.


Super helpful, thanks so much. Made these changes except for some of the logging.


おけです！LGTM


Ah, thank you. I believe I made this change with the last set of changes.


Well that is inner-app dependency which is not supported by ownCloud atm :no_mouth:


Ahhhhhhhh ok :smile:


Hi @d4mation- ,

Thank you for the pull request :smiley:. Can you please update readme file with the changes you made? An example on how user can utilize `ecs_event_list_viewall_text` filter would be great.

Also please fix the indentation in `get_excerpt` function.

Regards,
Ankit


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Hehe :laughing: Love the documentation for `unreachable!`: This will always panic.


use net; *giggles*


I can see your problem. Because the google account of your app already get full of storage quota.
For now, you can create new googl account from your app with email like xxxxx-5kfab22qfu82uub2887gi0c9e6eincmu@developer.gserviceaccount.com.
Then share the backup folder to this new google account again, my newest commit only applied for new google account.

Also, remember update config_file.json with new google account.
Hope this help :)


> Should read "only to activate abilities of artifacts"... and I guess it also works incorrectly.

Fixed. Thanks for beeing attentive.


people might want target logic and no progbar, hence the var isn't useless


Yay :heart_eyes:


Is this necessary? emitPath() only emits something when startPath_ is non-empty, but the only place where startPath_ is set, you emit the signal directly anyway. Is this because a FileOpen event is passed to Application (created line 14) before you set up the connection line 24? That would be surprising, normally event are synchronous.


df


You say you made this but the exact same code is found on @sgtcaze 's repository
https://github.com/sgtcaze/ZombieEscape/blob/master/src/main/java/net/cosmosmc/mcze/utils/ItemStackBuilder.java

I don't see why you would claim code that was not written by you as yours. I also found it extremely funny how some of these methods contain the 'color' method from the 'Utils' class, yet it does not exist in this project.


Wew great :D


One thing I still don't entirely understand is this:

You have a method `is_online`, which returns a `State`. And you have a method `update` which takes a `net::State`. The output from `is_online` goes to `update`, therefore `State` and `net::State` have to be the same thing. But are they? I'm really confused.


你好,  这是fix bug么， 我重新安装了 antd@beta,  现在没有问题了。
谢谢！


Did you make sure to copy all inherited and overridden attributes? `{ }` is wrong here:

```
error: anonymous function at ~/nixpkgs/pkgs/build-support/kernel/make-initrd.nix:15:1 called without required argument ‘contents’, at ~/nixpkgs/lib/customisation.nix:56:12
```


OHHHH now I get it. It is the same, your module is called `net`. I thought that was some 'standard lib' thingy.


I have to revert this - filter defaults can be defined in the filter widget ("default" parameter) rather than the global "filter_defaults", and exiting here would break this feature.


ooh bonus points @amandafrench for finding out how to make links in this wacky file


Nice job, does that run automatically on dev/build?

If it's the only module to subclass DevBuildController it plays nicely, might make conflicts later, if another module wants to do the same. Might https://github.com/silverstripe/silverstripe-framework/blob/4ea344ac9c7cfaf743d5188bc0a4e75c0f6de48d/model/DataObject.php#L3425 augmentDatabase() in Searchable DataExtension be a better place for that functionality?


If the Meteor methods are executed only in the server why aren't they declared and defined inside the server directory? As I understand the lib folder is shared between both the client and the server side, It is quite confusing!
Greetings from Colombia.


Is this feature coming back to brew?


sdf


hhhhh


Sfh


@cgiffard: here `err` seems to not be handled. Not sure if it's intentional or it just slipped.

BTW, feel free to comment on this PR; I tried keeping the checks close to what we have now, but maybe you want some changes. I plan to make a PR later too.


I now understand why this is totally correct that this match statement is non-exhaustive. `rustc` was right, we were wrong!!!

You are handing in a `Result<net::State, net::State>`. There are four (not two!) possible representations ("instances") of that type:

* Ok(net::State::Online)
* Err(net::State::Offline)
* Ok(net::State::Offline)
* Err(net::State::Online)

We just did not see it, because we thought that Offline is not ok and vice versa :wink: But that's not encoded in the type :smile: So that's one more reason to get rid of the `Result` :smile:


Since google code has shut-down, repo has be moved to github. URL: https://github.com/awalterschulze/gographviz


Так и задумано


I'm confused with the change since the corresponding `Suite` in the change got that 4-class import added. What's the proper coding style for import?


Shouldn't this just work fine if the app is enabled?


Yay, so you finally managed to take a look at JCommander! :+1:


@vladikoff: fixed in 3.4.3. It should be OK to release a new version now.


Well it depends on the order?


LGTM


PS the inter app dependencies also apply to apps that enhance the files app like trashbin and file actions. Let's not pretend that core does not support this. This should not break


Update: The succeeding tests were quite neutral. In total I got
        60s+0.05s      2Min+0.3s      5Min+1s      15Min+1s
        44-35-221      12-6-82        9-7-64      1-0-31


git init


why not await the Peek?


change xl to xlt()
```
xlt('Rx')


Looks like your fix for #2354 slipped in to this one.


I think I'd made the release with the latest merge request.
Please let me know if I need to do this merge and npm release


I like idea of this change because this dependency was really hidden.
But I don`t understand why getEntityClassNames should return array instead string.
And yes, the best way is allow to use annotation


Refactored this because it decreases code duplication. Thanks!


Hello,

to use this object is necessary to install WebSite X5 since it needs some libraries that are included in that software.


Update: The succeeding tests were quite neutral. In total I got
                     60s+0.05s            2Min+0.3s          5Min+1s           15Min+1s
                     44-35-221            12-6-82           9-7-64           1-0-31


Heh I was wondering when you’d get around to this :) Happy site authoring with Jekyll!


@awk thanks for the review and feedback! I have fixed these issues. Renamed OnShape to Onshape everywhere. The middleware now takes an optional hostname parameter. Now passing the state as a query parameter in the /oauth/authorize call.


Damn you `git commit -am ...`. I really need that to warn if I have mixed staged and unstaged changes


Update: The succeeding tests were quite neutral. In total I got

         60s+0.05s         2Min+0.3s         5Min+1s        15Min+1s
         44-35-221         12-6-82          9-7-64          1-0-31


Oh, also updated the initTimer1() function to hopefully use the proper PR value to achieve a 1-second timer.


on the core we can use `TaskEx.Completed` instead


Don't wrap the array key with text(). Instead wrap the value with text():
```
if ($p->get_form()) $body .= ' [' . text($p->form_array[$p->get_form()]) . "]";


Is the message correct? Shouldn't it be `Use org.apache.spark.sql.execution.QueryExecution` instead? Mind `execution`.


Is the message correct? Shouldn't it be `Use org.apache.spark.sql.execution.SparkPlanner` instead? Mind `execution`.


Issue #6 fixed in this commit.


Don't wrap the array key with text(). Instead wrap the value with text().
```
text($p->substitute_array[$p->get_substitute()]) . "</i>\n" .


LGTM


change xl() to xlt()


It was deleted in next checkstyle commit. I will move this change into base
commit.

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Awesome, thanks! Made this change to increase code functionality.


Ah this line:
applicable_defaults = widget_default[variable]

ok, missed that, sorry :)


Yeah :)


no need to change


change xl() to xlt(). Don't wrap the array key with text(). Instead wrap the value with text().
```
'<b>' . xlt('Sig') . ':</b> ' . text($p->get_dosage()) . ' ' . text($p->form_array[$p->get_form()]) . ' ' .


I think I struggled with converting the keys to a utf8 string, which was not possible due to their nature in the end. This method was just copied from [stackoverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17191945/conversion-between-utf-8-arraybuffer-and-string) and should be removed as it is not used anywhere.


How do you think we could apply Keim's thoughts on handwriting versus typing to this class or other classes? I feel like it would be difficult (especially in Writing with Digital Technologies...) to write the majority of things by hand, but maybe creating outlines or taking notes by hand is a possibility. I'm a big laptop note-taker, so I'm not sure if I'd actually switch to handwritten notes, but outlines I could see.

Keim's article was definitely interesting, but as some of our classmates have pointed out, it does lack some solid "proof" that handwriting is better than typing, at least in some contexts. I think it could really benefit from more citations and a clearer comparison of handwriting versus alternatives like typing or even dictation.


Don't wrap the array key with text(). Instead wrap the value with text().
```
text($p->route_array[$p->get_route()]) . ' ' . text($p->interval_array[$p->get_interval()]) . "\n";


works because it duplicates the short circuting clean from bleach uses
https://github.com/jsocol/bleach/blob/16551353ef6edc00d48f81ded4b4b6e030f910ed/bleach/__init__.py#L101


don't do the escape here and instead do it below (is more clear that way)


Have also added a required *callbackPath* parameter in the middleware to set the redirect path. Also the *hostname* gets set to ```cad.onshape.com``` by default. Examples:

```C#
app.UseOnshapeAuthentication(
     appKey: "",
     appSecret: "",
     callbackPath: "/oauthRedirect");

app.UseOnshapeAuthentication(
     appKey: "",
     appSecret: "",
     callbackPath: "/oauthRedirect",
     hostname: "partner.dev.onshape.com");
```


Do the escape here:
```
$body .= "\n" . text($note) . "\n";


Se realizan Ajustes varios, sobre todo la redireccion a la URL del chat correspondiente según el grupo del estudiante, el Admin, director y tutor podrán elegir que chat de grupo abrir para interactuar en el.

Pendiente organizar la funcionalidad de traducir de la conversación en tiempo real.


Placed review above.


[minor] This String is repeated 3x in the project, it might be a good idea to externalize it (e.g. `.properties` file in the future, maybe? That way it would be `DRY` and would be `I18N`-able)


Hello,

I suggest you to contact the tech support at http://answers.websitex5.com


No? Check the ItemBlockWoodenDecoration, it will tell you it's deprecated and as soon as the item updates in your inventory, it gets transformed into the new block. Stuff in world won't be updated, but also won't vanish.


Thanks for fixing this issue. I've confirmed that building LeoFS was successful.


Oops.


I think you make a bunch of really great points here. Visual hierarchy on the web depends on designs that are at least somewhat familiar, which means grid-like, so that users can easily and successfully interact with sites. Traditional websites also have strong visual ties to newspaper layouts. This helps subtly guide the user and puts them in a pseudo-familiar environment, even if they are new to the web.


[minor] you could extract the `PendingFeature` par, like:
`"Feature is marked with @" + PendingFeature.class.getSimpleName() + " but passes unexpectedly!"`


@indutny pls use dispatch_time(DISPATCH_TIME_NOW, intervalNS) instead of dispatch_walltime. The former is better for energy efficiency


Simple solution then: load the autoloader first then. @cosenal can you open an issue in core?


@tlancina Looked through the iOS cordova.js file and couldn't find any instance of `eval()` so I guess you're right. Thanks! I believe you have to do a 'release' by adding a tag though. Otherwise people will not be getting the latest. Right now `cordova plugin add com.ionic.keyboard` will get you `v1.0.4` I think.


2011125147 정보통신전공 2학년 A반 유동규입니다
남은시간동안 많이 가르쳐주세요


Mi primera subida y ni se como carajo hice...


Fixed 5404518


안녕하세요 2009625021 학번 복학생 하 재호입니다


Fixed in de8f176875 before I could push mine.


Yeah, it also seemed to have a better API than commons-cli and args4j, which I briefly looked at. The latter had abbreviated class names, like CmdLineParser, which I didn't like, and the former even produced some IDE compiler warnings (e.g. methods should be used statically) because of the way the builders were implemented. Plus, JCommander really only does the parsing and leaves the interrogation to the user, which is nice as it really makes it single-purpose.


[minor] you could extract the `PendingFeature` part, like:
`"Feature is marked with @" + PendingFeature.class.getSimpleName() + " but passes unexpectedly!"`


While I agree that the CSS Grid Layout isn't quite the Grid 2.0 Dilger was looking for, I'm not sure if it's a complete disappointment. I don't think Dilger wanted a completely gridless layout; I think he just wanted a way to make grids more flexible.

"Doesn't a design that retains its clarity and efficiency despite ocasional (and carefully planned!) violations of its internal structure make a stronger argeument for order and rationality than one that does not?" (224). I think this quote implies that a successful layout, in Dilger's eyes, would generally follow the grid layout, but occasionally violate the layout for visual punctuation and interest.


I would assume so


LGTM


could you please add a test where it fails in the where block?
See: https://github.com/paplorinc/spock/commit/c20e9fe10c75b358e3b20ad06ba7472450f80cda#diff-305ac92ee940c2faee974bd0dac762e9R41


Mind.
Blown.

:D


seems like an okay heuristic. if it breaks we can add more cases.


Btw, probably `clojure-get-indent-spec-function` would be a better name for this.


We might think of a better term for the backtracking as well.


101280704_lowTempRad (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1337 of 1337 tests passed)

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If we don't take the endpoint name into account the cleaner with the lowest setting for "time to keep outbox records" would always win? (ie delete the other ones as well)


careful that won't match an empty string. You can solve that by either doing `obj ? obj.match(...) : []` or by adding `|| []`


Hi Joram,

your commit produces the following warning when compiling Artus.

/nfs/dust/cms/user/gsieber/dijetana/ana/CMSSW_7_2_3/src/Artus/KappaAnalysis/interface/Producers/ValidJetsProducer.h:119:47: warning: suggest parentheses around '&&' within '||' [-Wparentheses]
       jetIDVersion == JetIDVersion::ID73XnoHF ||
                                               ^


Yep, @sentinelrv added me to the review list.


Could you please test with a non-default exception and a subclass thrown, e.g.
`exceptions=[IndexOutOfBoundsException]` and `throw throw new ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException()`?


Please add a test where the exception is thrown in the where block, e.g.
https://github.com/paplorinc/spock/commit/c20e9fe10c75b358e3b20ad06ba7472450f80cda#diff-305ac92ee940c2faee974bd0dac762e9R41


For the latest qemu-kvm, the default of disable_legacy is off, disable_modern is on.


I moved that code from [the existing param-setting code](https://github.com/gagern/KaTeX/blob/5539226f4b2dd100e9e126408ca6943dae2bc863/src/functions.js#L618), and would avoid making any additional changes in this pull request here. After all, spotting some minor modifications in all those large restructurings might be tricky.


it returns a boolean value


you described it in the annotations as "ignored" exceptions, maybe that's how it should be called instead


Running `tasks = listOMLTasks()` in each test ist stupid. This should be done in a `helper_objects.R` or something. But this did not work on travis (see https://travis-ci.org/openml/r/builds/80261707)... I think because `helper_objects.R` is sourced bevore `helper_zzz.R` and because we need to run `helper_zzz.R` bevore `helper_objects.R` is sourced?
@berndbischl do you know why putting `tasks = listOMLTasks()` in a separate `helper_objects.R` did not work on travis (but worked locally)?


강종빈 2011125042


this is a bit confusing, it suggests that `Exception` was thrown, and not `AssertError`, instead of 'the test was passing'


nice :+1:


In my opinion, the `@return` doesn't have any added value here


Марина, дякую за розбір.

1) Наприклад? s - секунди, m - хвилини, h-
години. Мені здалось, що це має бути зрозуміло.

3) "оформлення функцій в іфі" - не розумію як це. "функція в функції
вважається "дурним тоном" " тобто не можна вставляти *if* в *foreach* або
*if* в *function*?
"завдання було оформити все функцією тобто майже все туди можна помістити і
просто її один раз визвати" - тобто, я мав обидва *foreach* вкласти в одну
*function*, а потім визвати її?
4) Я не знайшов іншого шляху як передати ці змінні в функцію. Чи потрібно
було вписати їх всі в дужки функції? function speed_count (і тут 10
змінних...) так?

p.s. чому 30  2/array.phpна github став червоним?

2015-09-14 17:30 GMT+03:00 mino4ka <notifications@github.com>:

> 1) назва змінних
> $s_RUб, m_RU, $h_RU, $s_msr
> змінні треба називати так щоб з першого погляду будь-кому стало понятно що
> в ній, особливо коли підуть об’ємніші задачі, ти сам через місяць не поймеш
> що дол чого
> 2) формат коду, порушені відступи ітд
> 3) оформлення функцій в іфі або функція в функції вважається "дурним тоном"
> завдання було оформити все функцією тобто майже все туди можна помістити і
> просто її один раз визвати (або зробити 2 функції одну для валідації одну
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Thanks. That said, all that's left to do for the person who will hook this up to the actual datasource, is to remove the assets in (and including) `public/temp-issue-35-related`.


Now we will use Camera2 from OnePlus One


how come you throw it further?


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1335 of 1335 tests passed)

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No need to, it boils down to https://github.com/owncloud/core/issues/18710


I just read [this](http://thomas-cokelaer.info/tutorials/sphinx/rest_syntax.html) and saw the missing posterfy on the wordpress website, so I thought I can fix this, but after I read your comment I build it and test it, and yes it's working.

Thanks.


Composition is usually favoured over inheritance.

http://efectivejava.blogspot.dk/2013/07/item-16-favor-composition-ovr.html


`unicode`, `global`, etc. are getters, so this won’t work (since `RegExp.prototype` is not a `RegExp` instance) as per the spec: http://ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/#sec-get-regexp.prototype.global

I’ll submit a patch.


The alternative is to use `LIKE` query. Not sure which option is better.


Link to the product added: http://www.zyxel.com/products_services/emg2926_q10a.shtml?t=p


Hi Willem,

It will be added but there is not a schedule/roadmap for it. I only can say this one has the most priority.


MiscReleaseFixes (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1335 of 1335 tests passed)

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

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg)


> In Smooth Doom for ZDoom shooting with chaingun gave impression of screen shaking.

Just had a look at Smooth Doom: the method I've used for the screen shake wouldn't be appropriate with the weapon. As Smooth Doom does, (and from memory, I think Crispy Doom does something similar). it tilts the pitch of the player's view. I'll experiment with this method.


It was part of the errcheck pass, so it wasn't new functionality. It is clearly a regression.
I agree the Windows logging is definitely something that we should comment, because the reasons are not always clear from the code.
Thank you @fffw!


We have faced with error (notice) Array to string conversion runnig phpunit test.


Is this a typo? $rsponse?


Please add description for this HUP signal handler


Sure


Yup


Okay


"Back in the day" the missing copy of `libSwift` framework in exported IPA was a known issue when compiling/archiving through `xcodebuild`.
As consequence any IPA built and archived by `xcodebuild` would have been rejected from iTunes Connect as "not conforming" to a Swift project.

Nowadays  Xcode 7 is packed with a updated version of developer tools which make it easier to create archive the same way Xcode does [without any special fix required](http://www.matrixprojects.net/p/xcodebuild-export-options-plist). Unfortunately, adopt this new API will break backwards compatibility for user that still want to use Xcode 6.

Personally I did not have time to test `gym` on Xcode 7 but might it be that your issue ("libs start appearing twice") started to show up when moved to latest Xcode version?


Might want to think this through some more. Odin x86 bounds checks the pre-offset index, allowing the offset to be added in the instruction address mode, and there might have been some practical implications. Other implementations might want to use this approach too. @sunfishcode might have some input on this.

Is there any need for the alignment to be more than the page_size?


代码是不是还没完善，run 里面没执行callback函数呢。


Oops, I must've just missed that one. I'll remove it.


Added:
In holography.py:
* reconstruct
* reconstruct_holo
In utils.py
* wrap
* wrap_to_pi
* poly_to_mask
* RoiRect
Created tools.py containing:
* fft

Problems with commit faced:
* Unintentionally committed a spyder workspace file
* Pushed directly to master branch...


I used that to correct it :
<code>
$class[count($class)-1]
</code>


@devalih opensourcing myself :+1:


The parameters need to be constrained such that `FloatTraits.t = Int.t` (which isn't otherwise enforced). This can be done by writing e.g.

```
module Float (Traits : TRAITS) (Int. : INT with type t = Traits.t) : FLOAT = ...
```


`ignored` is confusing in the case of this negative feature (i.e. pass if it should fail). Maybe call it `expected` instead?


Hmm, this worked in Microsoft Edge (which supports ES6's u flag) where I tested it.

```
> RegExp.prototype.unicode === false; // true
```


Reviewed by Dietmar Zabel.


Is it only a "possible" deadlock? If so, is not it a problem to set it as busy as it "may" work in some cases?


@flavour neither of the two technique (this one and this to not make some field in the cap_info(component of cap_area) required, is working. I think I am missing something here?


Makes more sense looking at it now. I'll amend.


That’s an implementation bug.

V8’s implementation (behind the `--harmony-unicode-regexps` flag for now) matches the spec in this regard, and so this test gives the wrong result.


You're saying that here we're calling `render 'edit'` in both the `create` and `update` actions and that will pass in any instance variables that are set in either the `create` or `update`action... but I'm not really clear on why this is a problem


I just have 2 problems with this merge:
1. ```.bind(this)``` already solves problem, no need in merge at all
2. code style (tabs used instead of spaces)


Well, the very problem is: nothing in the functor parameter signatures actually enforces them to be the same type. But that's easy to fix, see my comment.


I believe this fixes the problem


Could you please take a look and update code to be compatible with Swift 2, I and others would be greatful.


I think you should follow this example to remove the pid file, otherwise you might removed the pid file which created by the new logwriter process.

  if (open($mainpidfile,"<","/var/run/xcat/mainservice.pid")) {
      my $pid = <$mainpidfile>;
      if ($pid == $$) { #if our pid, unlink the file, otherwise, we managed to see the pid after someone else created it
          unlink("/var/run/xcat/mainservice.pid");
      }
      close($mainpidfile);
  }


It worked, thanks.


Could you please extract the whole loop (and unify it with the next one) - to avoid the possible confusion caused by the multiple exit points - to something like:
```Groovy
if (isExpected(e))
  throw new AssumptionViolatedException("Feature not yet implemented correctly.");
else
  throw e;
```


Do we have any other options?


Nit: standard naming convention for module types would be all caps: `FLOAT_TRAITS`.


onaccept is way too late to alter field requires - this happens after DB I/O
Needs to be in main model, main controller or in prep


For safe consideration, I'd like the pid file is deleted before the close of log port.


Same, please unify with previous


if table.is_template == True:
This doesn't make sense...you're asking if a Field is True?
It should be the record (Row) that you are checking...however this isn't possible for a prepop here as the record hasn't yet been created.


I did my best at https://lafo.ssw.uni-linz.ac.at/hg/truffle/rev/cc195dd45121, anything to change from Ruby point of view?


呃，是哦，review一下


You're welcome! :)


This is unfortunately necessary (I'd love to hear a better way to do it that doesn't involve stuffing more things in global). The issue is that the event *is* synchronous. The signal can be emitted at the same time that the about dialog is being shown (if you drop files while the about dialog is active or if you use the Open with functionality for example). Since the about window is modal, it blocks the slot and mainWindow never ends up receiving the event. That is why I have it emitted again even if without the about dialog such a call would be redundant as you have pointed out.

I pulled the initial about function call outside of the mainWindow constructor so that I could I could have app resend the OpenEvent data only after the about window has closed.


@Jan-E Hey! This should hopefully help out the memory corruption issues relating to zend_parse_parameters + longs

Building 32bit PHP7+phpredis now.

thanks!


I have never used Swift2. It is not production ready so use Swift 1.2


@ZION959 can I ask where this was added from?


I can give you a 3rd option if you don't like the other 2 (although it so far just appears to be an inability to execute rather than a distaste):
(1) Make all the fields not required in the model.
(2) In a custom onvalidation routine check for is_template & if True then the other fields are mandatory
NB This canot just be by setting the required on the field as this is too late...you need to manually check each of the form.vars.xx yourself & raise the appropriate form.errors.xx if they break the rules

Overall I like this option the best as it centralises the rules.
However the other 2 are still perfectly reasonable options IMHO


This function won't be needed


This is still O(n).


This is O(n) as well.


testing webhook


Corrected in commit 2d4fde45556348b84c839eec6fc8de030163b23b


Canggihlah bradder kasi test!


Alex Lance wrote:
> Remove this commit and I'll happily merge PR. Alternatively, get twb involved for a third opinion.

I agree with mattcen; this stuff belongs on stderr.


Git banch Total commander file list (copy)
Total files: 1
/storage/sdcard1/Pictures/Screenshots
Screenshot_2015-09-15-01-29-59.png	65537	2015-09-15 01:30:00


Did it in a previous patch but didn't move it to the legacy module


testing hook


Suggestions? We do need the order of this somewhere.


No I think the IDE was over zealous with trying to fix copyright.


We are seeing the same problem with php-token-stream 1.4.7. Version 1.4.6 does not produce this error.


I cherry pick from USA-RedDragon. Is it any problem?


The word `background` was corrected.


test


Same error:

    PHPUnit 4.8.7 by Sebastian Bergmann and contributors.

    Runtime:	PHP 5.6.13 with Xdebug 2.3.3
    Configuration:	/dev/shm/BUILD/php-token-stream-6f1447a60f068c89d345ceee32025a51dd630f1c/build/phpunit.xml

    ....ESS.........E....................II

    Time: 135 ms, Memory: 9.75Mb

    There were 2 errors:

    1) PHP_Token_ClassTest::testIssue30
    Array to string conversion

    /dev/shm/BUILD/php-token-stream-6f1447a60f068c89d345ceee32025a51dd630f1c/tests/Token/ClassTest.php:82

    2) PHP_Token_FunctionTest::testSignature
    Array to string conversion

    /dev/shm/BUILD/php-token-stream-6f1447a60f068c89d345ceee32025a51dd630f1c/tests/Token/FunctionTest.php:122


please help

after generating otp and sending it to mobile through SMS
how i will verify it


fdsfsd


what is this for ?


+1
I'm happy it is finally here!


Dear all,

Working on http://forge.prestashop.com/browse/PSCSX-6759, please be patient.

Regards


Could you use `strncmp` / `memcmp` for readability?


vsfsfsgrddhtfhtfhfhgjhgjgggkhlillil
xfgfgfhf
cgfhgk


Maybe also have a warning when child is nil.

```js
if (child) {
  // ...
} else {
  console.warn("nil child for", state.name);
}
```


I think you're right. Thanks!


you don't describe what is expected from this method : it looks like you expect basedir to ends with confDirTest but how am I supposed to know when implementing a new Filesystem implementation ?


You've made some nice improvements here.

I know you've reworked some of my code but it would have been nice to be retained as the original author.


lgtm


isEmpty ?


Why are you overriding this?


what about empty input ?


This is incorrect


This is not ideal way


Same problem

09:23 $ phpunit --coverage-xml=cover.xml --verbose
PHPUnit 4.8.7 by Sebastian Bergmann and contributors.

Runtime:        PHP 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.11 with Xdebug 2.2.3
Configuration:  /home/gianarb/git/penny/phpunit.xml.dist

Array to string conversion

https://travis-ci.org/pennyphp/penny/jobs/80379369


test


Better.


I’ve filed https://connect.microsoft.com/IE/feedback/details/1791928.


> organization


Oh, interesting. @alexlance, I bounced your email through to twb, who replied to it. The last reply was his, but apparently because of the github magic, it appeared to have come from me :-/


Why the view to be used in a  popup? wouldn't it be nicer to inherit base.view_partner_form and have the options  there?


Out of curiosity -- when are these needed?


Any chance of an rc4 release through nuget including these fixes?


@beeman : I din't get this line. Can you please share some reference link?


Maybe it's just the fact that you're passing it as an argument and getting it back as a result and keep using the same variable name.

Rather than doing it this way, I would create a `Tree` class, which handles its state internally, so you don't have to expose that to the user of the object.

```python
tree = Tree() # This loads the tree. In the constructor, do everything you need.

# Then, directly use functions or arguments of the tree. e.g.

tree.key # or tree.get_key() if it takes some time to get the key.
tree.encrypt()
tree.decrypt()
tree.write()
```
```


Debug mode gives more information: phpunit --coverage-xml=cover.xml --verbose --debug, file Stream.php


Could you try to write the Column definition like so:

	@declared_attr
	def geom(self):
	    return Column(
	        Geometry(geometry_type='POINT', srid=3857, management=True), info={
	            'colanderalchemy': {
	                'title': 'Coordinates',
	                'typ': colander_ext.Geometry(
	                    'POINT', srid=3857, map_srid=4326
	                )
	            }
	        }
	    )

Note sure if this is the problem.


@offlinehacker That only makes sense for go packages which only have a binary output. In the case of basically any hashicorp tool / daemon and even syncthing, the library file and binary are part of the same package. It doesn't make sense to have expressions for both binary / library like there was for serfdom, but you need both the binary and object file output. You don't want builders to depend on the binary outputs when doing the builds as the binaries are completely unnecessary and over 80% of the closure size in many cases. This should help reduce the amount of traffic sent to hydra builders. Since we want to be able to easily specify packages inside of buildInputs, we need to provide the dev derivation first. This seemed to be mostly agreed upon in #8494 which deals with mariadb being both a library as well as a daemon. We then have the issue of allowing for easy installation of binary files. I solved this by adding an attribute in all-packages for binary producing go-packages and selecting the binary derivation, instead of the one containing source and object files. We also filter the outputs so that users environments don’t pick up the dev derivation unnecessarily since they actually read the list of `outputs` and use all of them.  The buildInputs should never reference the pkgs version and so this should all work out fine.

Again, the split between go-packages and individual expressions doesn't make much sense when you have a non-trivial amount of packages which are both libraries and binaries. Either keep everything in one file or move it out to separate directories like most of our packages. I personally prefer keeping separate files in order to keep revision storage sizes to a minimum, but ultimately i want to keep it consistent. We can figure out how we want to split this up in another issue if needed. Personally I hate our current category structure because too many expressions are hard to find as they fit potentially many categories (htop comes to mind). If I need to find something, I almost always end up using a `find`. It would be much more useful to have metadata about each package and create a flat structure that might be subdivided based on the first letter of the package name or something with well defined, predictable rules.

Also, not being able to build binaries for both versions of go, when supported, is potentially frustrating to end-users of go as there are performance trade-offs between the currently released major versions as well as new platform bugs. It is trivial using our current go-packagest to support both compilers in the same way python handles 2, 3 and pypy.

@edolstra The naming style can be changed to work with nix-env for packages which produce binaries. I would consider adding a function to all-packages which takes the goPackages.x.bin and overrides the name and outputs attribute. Then just the binaries are provided during environment installs and we get an easily searchable and installable name. It would then be trivial to deal with adding go-package binaries to all-packages. We could add attributes for the string version of each package with the v’s and names removed and combine that with the attribute name when constructing a nix-env installable name.

Meta's can be added back fairly trivially.

While I think the last point has some merit for complex code, the changes to go-packages are almost always automergable and anything that does need manual input is usually pretty trivial to fix. I'm not really arguing to keep it all as one file forever, mostly just to keep it all consistent. It certainly doesn't seem fair to complain that a monolithic go-packages is such a problem when there aren't currently open complaints about perl-packages, python-packages, haskell-packages, npm-packages and the likes. It just isn't that different in terms of potential merge conflicts that would actually be hard to fix. Again, I think this should be broken down into individual files but that should be an all or nothing deal.


Answered in d0179b917ee24e4735051f06a65c908d622c7a96

On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 2:58 AM Eelco Dolstra <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> @wkennington <https://github.com/wkennington> This attribute name
> ("syncthing") does not match the package name ("go1.4-syncthing-v0.11.24"),
> so "nix-env -i syncthing" won't work as expected.
>
> Also note that "v0.11.24" is not a valid version string because it doesn't
> start with a digit. So it breaks "nix-env -u".
>
> Also, what are these outputs = ... hacks for? Looks rather ugly to me.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/commit/61dc30c0928e7dfad9ab8c5bd68a7cdd89c02b68#commitcomment-13131820>
> .
>


Answered in d0179b917ee24e4735051f06a65c908d622c7a96
On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 3:04 AM Eelco Dolstra <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> All of these packages have attribute names that don't match with the
> package name, due to the go1.5-..." prefix. Probably that prefix should
> be dropped for end-user packages (likenamePrefix = ""` for Python
> packages).
>
> But actually, why do these packages need to be included in
> all-packages.nix at all?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/commit/2705e5804eb934d2ffd1f35ae55035a94c533492#commitcomment-13131913>
> .
>


Answered in d0179b917ee24e4735051f06a65c908d622c7a96
On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 3:07 AM Eelco Dolstra <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> What's the advantage of moving this to go-packages.nix? We don't a
> colossal c-packages.nix for everything written in C either.
>
> Also, you dropped the meta information.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/commit/deea3309e13a2658ed1efbb46d9804e161b734a0#commitcomment-13131993>
> .
>


Answered in d0179b917ee24e4735051f06a65c908d622c7a96
On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 3:08 AM Eelco Dolstra <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Why?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/commit/5d2d87265e3f90f69922cf1dad6fdfa70f3b5b40#commitcomment-13132002>
> .
>


The main usage I'm thinking about here is the fact that you don't need to create the key before using it. e.g. in this case, you wouldn't need to do `tree['sops'] = dict`, because it's the default value, so directly doing `tree['sops']['anotherKey'] = 'foobar'` would direclty work.

I usually use defaultdicts to avoid checking if the key exist before adding elements inside it. I find the resulting code easier to read. So mainly, it's coding style and readability. Feature-wise, it doesn't change much.


あんまり時間もないので、授業時間内でやってみます。

かわりに、キキちゃんとHTMLとJavaScriptでスタンプを追加するページをつくってもらえますか？
とりあえず画像はローカルにある前提で、ImichatのWeb版を作ってもらいたいです。


you can probably write assertThat(file).isDirectory()


remove `Auth` from the check as it is not relevant to test a random value.


:fireworks: :balloon:


The title attribute is used for generating a form with `Deform` in the c2cgeoform example. Here you could leave it out.


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (799 of 799 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-20.28%25-green.svg)


what's the last thing " socket.disconnect()" doing there?

Is it to remove the socket from io.on() callback?


なぜ `@return mixed`ですか？


It really depends on the business logic of your application. If you want to enforce this to be a list, then checking like you do is okay. This code would still work if the passed argument is an instance of an class that extends `list`.


assertThat(f).doesNotExists()


maybe you don't need a provider for a single value


@ayende this is the missing method exception. since `Equals(other,bool)` no longer exists


Ahh. Got it. You can specify defaultFn in app-model.json.
Regarding that, How does loopback know when to update created and when not to?


Ok


never, ever, reuse an input argument.


assertThat(file).exists()


same thing


do this in a finally


@dachary the less this number is the more frequent we persists osdmap. can we make it larger than 100 but less than 200. for example, 150 or something?
frankly speaking, i am not sure the performance change w.r.t. 200 versus 100, but just try to be more conservative here.


Why?


tuk


in a finally


finally


Hi,

Thank you very much. It is for a charity foundation www.giveall.org, and we are more than happy to give credits where appropriate.


assertThat(file).hasContent("confcontent")


BTW, since you track repodata in Git, maybe you would like to add ``--simple-md-filenames`` switch to `createrepo(_c)` in order to minimize the patches. Also `--no-database` might be useful.


The 32bit PHP7 did not have any memory corruption, only the 64bit.


FYI https://www.igvita.com/2015/08/17/eliminating-roundtrips-with-preconnect/


Yeah, line 438


you should not reuse pathToUse, extract this code in another method if needed


Thanks, I'll remove it.


No i18n, need to be moved to resources


It's better to use constant here


Can this render be moved between lines 71 and 72?


Can we remove this render?


This probably should be an object `this.events = []`


@h3xstream Why not to test priorities?


not public ?


Typo ;-)


Move it to values-it as I did..


Question: "Can we see this on longer time controls, please!"

Short answer: "No, we can't"

Long answer: You have just arrived here out of nowhere, you know nothing of Fishtest and you pretend to just start inventing your own testing condition. This is very pretentious and arrogant from you. There is people much more involved and with proven success record that sticks strictly to the rules, I really don't understand why you (that know nothing) just don't.

You should be more humble and follow the rules. Then, when you will be able to at least understand a bit of what you are doing (i.e. in some months time) you can ask for an exception _before_ to submit and _wait_ for an answer.


well, it should be DEFAULT_SRC_CONFIGURE_PARAMS.


does it throw on constructor or on get ?


Typo


I have tried to change the model this way:
```
from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declared_attr

class _WaypointMixin(object):
    waypoint_type = Column(
        Enum(name='waypoint_type', inherit_schema=True, *waypoint_types),
        nullable=False)

    elevation = Column(SmallInteger)
    maps_info = Column(String(300))

    @declared_attr
    def geom(self):
        return Column(
            Geometry(geometry_type='POINT', srid=3857, management=True), info={
                'colanderalchemy': {
                    'typ': colander_ext.Geometry(
                        'POINT', srid=3857, map_srid=4326
                    )
                }
            }
        )

    __mapper_args__ = {
        'polymorphic_identity': 'w'
    }
```
but it doesn't solve the problem (it still work as expected when the geom is null => the waypoint is returned with a null geom attribute).


very very soon. Not sure if that fits within your timeframe ;)


The commit 85c8bab417969e69f2bd424c92eb7da64792a17b should still contain your name as the author of the original commits, but it might be worth noting that this implementation is copyright by you and licensed under the fish license in the header if you would like?


This `$class` should also become `$class[count($class)-1]`


This may just create some issue. On my PC:
![capture](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/246651/9871226/0d45735e-5b8a-11e5-954a-f2745da2df9a.PNG)

That's when executing ``nimble update`` which uses that library. Nimble still works though.


Also change the output name to testworksconf.box


This was `set<COutPoint> vInOutPoints;`, commit says "move-only".


Nothing and that's the point - the Python and UDF implementations are allowed to disagree for points very close to the boundary of a circle, so we don't assert anything about whether they are inside or outside.


Why did you remove the check for pinetree (although it wrongly used subRes instead of res, which seems to be a result of the recent refactoring)?
On the left a `return res` after line 432 was missing so it returned the subres, so that was the actual bug...

BTW: Please try to keep indentation to the minimum. It is really hard to read huge functions that have like 5 indentation levels. This is why I removed e.g. the else after `if(aii->IsRoadPoint(pt))` which is not required (return statement) This keeps the function much cleaner and (at least IMO) shows the control flow better: You read from up to down and see: found something-> return, otherwise continue (without needing to "jump" to another indentation level)


this isn't how you do a type cast in LLVM, read the LLVM programmer's manual carefully


Nice kang https://github.com/Thecrazyskull/android_device_motorola_clark


Nice kang too https://github.com/Thecrazyskull/android_device_motorola_clark


Yeah, it's a nice project for the case it was designed for but doesn't extend well at all.


Also quotes are not needed.


Silent warnings for using com.sun.net.httpserver


ça sera la même chose presque, je vois pas trop l'intérêt


So true


わかりました。