Yes. This is the new receiver I added that is registered in manifest file. Sorry about that comment. Will push with in an hour.


Might consider alphabetizing within the functional groupings.


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Does this actually do anything?


Use your discretion. I personally think it's OK because it's a separate subproject devoted just for testing.


This branch starts here


It seems that you added another example to monitor power changes. Perhaps mention this also in the class-level JavaDoc comment here?


should be do ... while (pch != NULL) to handle a single argument like "-i 18"


nice!


@sylspren this seems out of place, yeah?


You just creating repo's anyhow


Neat, I haven't heard of this plugin before.  Seems really useful.


read about markdown


Good catch, PR if you like.


create another unit test which sets should ignore values to `NO`


Fixed in 4a23955, thanks.


Good point. Will do.


Where is this code take from? Did you write this?


Thanks. As we are using dynamic allocation of the slots in the pool, hopefully we have enough candidates. But I'll keep that in mind.


Won't this pop the wrong node, the one we pushed at line 619/621 and not the one we already explored?


No, this part is just cleanup.  It doesn't actually fix anything.  In a debug build where I'm testing invariants in the iterator, this fixes up some invariant tests.  Those tests are expensive and experimental at this point, so I haven't checked them in.  But I think this is a good cleanup anyway.


I´m calling this from javascript with null or '' values, but in both cases files.length() is 1, so it tries to get the file string, but it is actualy an empty value... adding this should solve the problem:

try {
          if ((files.length() > 0) && (!(files.getString(0).equals("")))) {
.....

} catch (Exception e) {
              callbackContext.error(e.getMessage());
            }


There are a lot of extra lines in here.  Can we remove them?


hi @JustinAiken
Just because we don't have rails 3 projects, but you are right


Alphabetizing is a valid choice but I prefer "top down" like reading a book.


OK. But shouldn't you then also add some custom extra to the intent and override onNewIntent() in MainActivity so you can tell if you were launched in response to a power change?


What was wrong with underbar?


Where does this code come from?  Did you write this?


Actually, hmm, if it adds a node, it always returns.


hhh


Because of the return at line 625 (or the throw at 624), we never pop the node pushed at 619.


Then I don't think this PR changes anything.


good thing


I strongly prefer singular "their" to any of the other options (her, his or her, his/her). However, in this case I solved it without singular "their" by making the object plural: https://github.com/kanaka/raft.js/compare/9c486e8...2fc9831

See http://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2012/06/he-or-she-versus-they/


approved


IIUC, we're planning to lose our Java files when we drop ES5/3. Is this correct? If so, what happens to this linter? What happens to our need for it?


gsfsdfsdfsdf


The stack outlives the call to `upper_bound` by getting moved into the `const_iterator`.  I believe that the stack is in a bad state if that node gets prematurely popped.


Looks good. Please don't forget to update your slides with the onNewIntent()


using the blank.png image doesn't work, does it?


Nit: put this on the same line as the closing braces (ditto elsewhere). I don't think we need quite that much whitespace.


Will do.


hey did you try 0.9.0 on windows? I'm using VS 2015 and it keeps complaining  LNK2001	unresolved external symbol __imp__vsnprintf


Thanks.  Not sure how that happened but they're gone by the final commit.


Oh! I need to analyze this over again then!


I think we should either uncomment these, or remove them and just provide a description of what needs done, preferably with some easy-to-grep prelude like "TODO" or "XXX".


Then I think this is still broken -- we need to clear the stack before calling `firstBelow`.


The indent here and the two in the next few lines below should be changed to tabs.  (I thought tabs were required by make, but I guess this works; still should be made consistent though.)


no reason to lowercase AFAICT (if anything, could capitalize `Python`)


Thought the code assume false for the case where the key is not present, but that we wanted this to be stored by default. But no problem on changing this.


в стандартной реализации такого конструктора нет


@guyharris
> The same applies to pcap-linux.c, pcap-dlpi.c, pcap-snoop.c, etc. - they're main modules so there is no reason to have one of them and pcap-win32.

I did not know that BPF is for Linux only... I just wanted to ask, can we have more than one _module_ inside one WinPcap without compiling several `wpcap.dll` files. Myricom provides their own wpcap.dll and it is not convenient to copy/hide wpcap.dll files. I think `pcap_findalldevs` can return both packet.dll devices and myricom devices and then `pcap_open_live` will recognize correct implementation.

> but at some point we should probably support dynamically-loadable modules

I guess it is possible to link several modules into libpcap statically. Then create `factory` function which will _know_ about all linked modules. Something like this:

```
pcap_t* open_live( char* device )
{
   if( startsWith( "SNF:", device ) {
#if defined(USE_MYRICOM_SNF)
     return pcap_snf_open_live( device );
#else
    return NULL;
#endif
   } else if( startsWith( "WIN32:", device ) {
#if defined( _WIN32 )
       return pcap_win32_open_live( device );
#else
       return NULL;
#endif
   } else {
      return NULL;
  }
}
```
> I.e., WinFlexBison produces output that doesn't compile on Windows without `_isatty` `_fileno`

It compiles with warnings. Warning states that function definition is not found and argument parameters will be concluded from actual parameters. I do not think it is platform dependent (Windows/Linux). It is rather compiler specific. So it is should be possible to pass toolset to `flex`.(gcc, vc10, vc11, etc)

> ```
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#  if _MSC_VER < 1600
// MSVC prior to MSVC++ 10.0 (Visual Studio 2010)
#    define snprintf  _snprintf
#    define vsnprintf _vsnprintf
#  else
// MSVC++ 10.0 (Visual Studio 2010) and later
#    define strdup    _strdup
#    define isatty    _isatty
#    define fileno    _fileno
#  endif
#endif
```

There is some inconsistency. We define `snprintf` macro but `HAVE_SNPRINTF` is still not defined. And we cannot define `HAVE_SNPRINTF` in the `pcap-stdinc.h` as this macro should be defined widely in the project.

BTW, snprintf is not available in the VS2010 if `__STDC__` is defined. `#    define snprintf  _snprintf` should be moved to `else` block.

@gvanem
> BTW, ujos, my scanner.c is generated by this command on Win32:

Why do you have `scanner.c.top`? You can add content of the `scanner.top.c` directly to `scanner.l`


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ele coloca isso no plural?


Good!


@slarosa Just realized that you added a second signal here. I think there should either be always both signals emitted or better, just the one with the string.
Currently one has to connect to both signals to be sure to get a notification when the expression changes.


:+1: Nice catch!


I think you might do better if this was limited to middlegame.

In endings, both minor pieces and queens are better for winning.
Each side having a pair of rooks is better than each having one rook though, according to Euwe. I don't think anyone has tried the bonus for rook pair.  Or maybe it is better to just have a penalty for R vs R if you are trying to win. In essence giving a bonus to not trading the piece before it becomes a R vs R ending, or trading the rooks and leaving the other piece.

The main problem with rooks is that they are pawn vacuum cleaners, and one side with a single pawn is often drawn if the opposing king is ahead of the pawn.  And because they are pawn vacuum cleaners, that is often the case, as they scoop up each others pawns.  The rook is a much better attacker than defender in endgame...so you are pretty much forced to attack the pawns or risk loss.

Doubled isolated pawns in rook endings can be very paralyzing.  It becomes very hard to push and harder for the king to maneuver away from checks even if those are the only pawns on the board.  It is no more difficult than stopping one pawn for the opponent.  In one of the PVs in the TCEC there was one of these and it thought it was winning, fortunately the opponent chose another line.


Такой тест со стандартным TreeSet упадет - не годиться, должен тестироваться именно интерфейс Set


@jrperritt I'm trying to figure out why the pageResult contains the raw binary data here instead of a parsed `map[string]interface{}`. Any idea why this is happening?


Your analysis is much appreciated.  I should have explicitly assigned you to this one.


:rage:


Нет теста на не содержится.


There is a `com.google.common.collect.Sets#symmetricDifference` from Guava


Hi! Can you please open a pull request to contribute with the plugin?
Thanks!


Identifies


Is this needed?


Нужно было просто сделать вспомагательный метод тут в тестах


и?


I don't think it's been merged. Yes, please open up a PR.


Sorry, we're no longer using OJS so I don't have a way to show it to you.
(We were only using it as a Peer Review management system, not a
publication system.)

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Use npm outdated for check new pkg versions


@aaronfrost Wow, that's awesome! Thank you. I'll e-mail you right now.


I thought the `build` directory is just a build artefact and should not be under version control.
It's contents are already outdated as of 45b0ee54a143f385cc15030dd8c598336fc22fb5.


I would expect the source being created here (Source[ServerSentEvent, Unit]) to be application-scoped rather then request-scoped. New instance should not be created with each incoming request. Am I right?


Nice find, @sleitner! Have the browser tests been run against this fix?


Can't believe I had forgotten this. It's like this is my first day programming or something :(


Func docs should start with func name.


Oh, I’m in agreement. This is good.


I see. Thanks. Anyway, this will have to be replaced with an op2.parloop,
so...

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Ah, I see now. Good catch :+1:


Random number generator is never seeded.


Perfect


I know about it, if you think using Guava library is more appropriate in this case, I'll change it.


Thanks for this. Some feedback:

1. Linking to official docs saves maintenance at this end, but I understand that the homebrew approach isn't detailed on the official docs.
1. I don't think your new second point is needed, as `go get ...` will clone from GitHub for you, and most Go devs work from within $GOPATH.
1. `export $FOO=bar` should be `export FOO=bar`
1. GOPATH should be set to a top-level directory under which all src, bin and pkgs are kept.
1. Line 208 adds unnecessary whitespace.


Pull request 237


Could have been shorter but this way one could even customize the injection. Thanks for the suggestion!


@markus101 If you get some time, could you please take a look at this commit? I'm not sure it's exactly what you were looking for.


Thanks for the reply. It builds and seems to run fine. I was just wondering if you had hit this issue again in another project with MSVC 2015.


Is there a return missing here?


Please review commit 46f14a5a5bf31ecbe47939adbd0cac30c1b16e85


Ah zut, je vais corriger ça au plus tôt. Pourquoi tu veux me faire une branche, je saisis pas ?


Seems to work for me:

https://github.com/armadillu/ofxLibwebsockets/commit/4916bdb6e2c1bacc36acb890e1ff32bf6c43fbb5


@romilrobtsenkov
Kui vajutan nupule "Loo konto", siis kuvatakse:
Not Found. The requested URL /~koidkan/2-tund/1.kodutoo-II-ruhm/creat user.php was not found on this server.
Kui vajutan nupule "Logi sisse", siis sellist errorit ei tule.
Mida peaksin teisiti tegema?


Sorry, what up with tests? I thought we'd sorted that 9 months ago, or is
this some new problem?

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Looks good. Are you going to push a 1.9 stable out with this? If there aren't any serious bugs or anything.


Moved them into buildActions.


acá estas declarando dos veces la misma variable.
En general yo acostumbro a declarar todas las variables locales al principio, para que se reserve todo el stack de una sola vez.


Have a look at comment service tests. Our convention for Convey statements is using When and Should everywhere.


Is this line doing something?


I'll document the default radius and I think I'll make it throw if you pass in a float, not an angle, just to avoid the case where someone passes in a float they think will be interpreted in some other unit.

Will add the other missing arguments to the docs too.

In pure Python code, I don't think we're required to use Doxygen markup, and Doxygen will handle it fine without it as long as we don't start the string with a `!`.  I'm also aware that we'll be switching away from Doxygen to Sphinx in the near future (with yet another markup language), so this is probably actually a bit more future proof than using Doxygen markup right now.


Will do.


Got it. Thanks.


pousser les modifs de la 1.7.1beta vers develop, mais en fait c'est la mienne :sweat_smile:


Will remove the "an".


esta variable podría ser declarada tipo const para no usar ram en forma innecesaria, ya que no necesitamos cambiarla


Great! I haven't had a look at recompiling lws for 64-bit yet. Is that in here?

I'm headed out on a trip so can't merge this in for about a week and a half. Sorry!

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actually we no longer gather all issues in the main repo, so please open issue tracker in the adapter repo


Will-do.


sorry for coming **really** late to the party (maybe open a MINOR? Worth it? wdyt) but you could have used diamond operator here: ``List<String> nodeIds = new LinkedList<String>();``


thanks for everything :)


This is an old commit. The tests failed because I had to update the 1.7.* branch in order to add the .map file, and the tests are permanently broken on that branch.


disculpá son varianles distintas, no me había dado cuenta :)


why would you change the signature to non-const by-value? that seems wrong


Sure. I'd expect `identical` to be slightly faster than `==` though, especially given that this is a megamorphic call site (`==` is essentially a method call in Dart AFAIK). @johnmccutchan, what do you think?


ta tahaks sin edasi suunata lehele creat user.php nagu sa real 72 `<form action="creat user.php" method="post">` kirjutad, pane sinna lihtsalt login.php - see peaks aitama


Cambia a "Maximum Temperature" así queda todo en ingles


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if you put it in nutch-default.xml then it will always be present and the code would pick whichever value you set


You are totally right, it was committed by mistake, I didn't correctly interpret your first message. I opened #251 to remove it. Thanks for noticing it :-).


To avoid spam attacks we decide to make registration mandatory, user have to input only login and password, so his messages would be anonymous. For those who don't want anonymity, we are going to implement connect to social account. Issue about this - https://github.com/autogestion/corruption_tracker/issues/4


please put an abort() in for the defaul: case in the report id length switch, it'd be a driver bug that we should catch as early as possible.


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1878 of 1878 tests passed)

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OK, thank you. Need to corrent the cassandra too


@fbricon This method makes the Gradle Classpath container deployable. Do you mind doing a quick review of this?


correct vacation capitalization


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For now it helps to see that polygon is captured and maybe better to leave it. In future, some better UI have to be invented )


I think this change ended up creating a bunch of false positive errors. My setting in eslintrc (yaml) was `react/jsx-quotes: [2, single]` and when I got version 3.4.0 I got an error for every file that was checked. Previous semver ranges were `^1.3.1` for eslint and `^3.3.2` for eslint-react-plugin. I realize this isn't really a big change, but that seems more backward incompatible than semver would suggest.

Not sure if (1) I was doing anything wrong or (2) this was intended behavior.

p.s. Also worth noting that eslint's syntax is different than the previous one used here (e.g. `single` is replaced by `prefer-single`).


This screams for a variable ...


no, this is 32 bit only. I havent tested with 64bit on win yet; not even sure OF itself is ready for that.
No rush; I'll test some more and make the PR when im 100% it works


Because I'm a dummy. That should definitely stay in. I could PR my PR if you merge it in :)


Your expectation is not really testing anything beyond the fact that `Vote.new` can set attributes properly. It's *not* testing validation, for that matter. You really want to make use of `valid?` here: is `up_vote` a valid `Vote` object? If yes, calling `up_vote.valid?` should return `.true`, so that's what you should test:

``` ruby
expect(up_vote.valid?).to eq(true)
```

Same goes for the other expectations below.


you should only change the rawclasspath if something changed


Have the formatting changes for the Dymo code been tested on the label printer?


I think there were some problems with using Guava in JPS plugins, specifically the way that the classpath is built for plugins did not guarantee that Guava would end up in it. I'm not sure if it's still relevant, but beware. See https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/commit/994348b for more info


Ah ok ^^
Dans tous les cas, vis ta vie de ton côté, dès lors que mon code est mergé chez toi c'est à toi. C'est à moi de suivre. Je peux synchroniser mes dépôts à partir du tien, t'en fais pas pour moi, je retrouverai mes billes.


use PHPUnit_Framework_Assert as Assert; and perform static calls Assert:: instead $this->


Where does it simulate it? I could find nothing that would get this test running. You have `mockServerRule` being set up but it does not seem to be responding to any requests. I expected to find something like https://github.com/jadekler/git-java-websiteskeleton/blob/master/components/products/src/test/java/acceptance/restassured/ProductsTest.java#L29-L31.


I wish I'd named things better (e.g. `s/Gravatar/Avatar/`).

It would also be nice to drop `Gravatar` from the names of the structs and functions because we end up with a lot of redundancy:

```
import "github.com/automattic/go/gravatar"
g1 := gravatar.NewGravatarFromEmail() // better: gravatar.NewFromEmail
g2 := gravatar.GravatarProfile{} // better: gravatar.Profile
g3, err := gravatar.FetchGravatarProfileByUsername() // better: gravatar.FetchProfileByUsername()
```


Copy that.  But just to be clear, I was really wondering why you didn't use the @param[in] format here, but did use it for many functions below (e.g. build, aggregate, apply).


resolves #4


Here you could have used the ``entrySet`` as:
```
for (Map.EntrySet<String, Deque<ClientRequest>> e: request.entrySet()) {
            String nodeId = e.getKey();
            Deque<ClientRequest> requests = e.getValue();
            if (inFlightRequestCount(nodeId) > 0) {
                ClientRequest request = requests.peekLast();
            (...)
}
```
The snippet above saves a second map lookup and usually is a good practice when there comes the need to retrieve both key and value of Map. :smiley:


This needs to be && too


If your IDE yields because does not find the method you can use this trait.

`composer require maks3w/phpunit-methods-trait`

`use Maks3w\PhpUnitMethodsTrait\Framework\TestCaseTrait;`


The path to the location of guest images?


Do you suggest that I check whether the attribute already exists, and change the raw classpath if it doesn't exist?


103404908-AddWarningWhenScheduleTimestepsDoNotAlighn (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1870 of 1873 tests passed)

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@tcarrel  It's in the constructor.


I know you don't want comments on this commit, but hoping to save you time filing a ticket. _Why_ would we even need exponential backoff here?

Please see this comment from Tyler in which he explained this the previous time https://github.com/hpcloud/vcap-common/commit/191ae271c0dc48266e0eef828fca1657fd57e166#commitcomment-10726801


Should fetch using `https`.


Rename this commit - to close issues from the command line, put the close command in the commit comment (not the commit message itself)


I think it is more safe to keep current straightforward implementation.


Oh, I guess I didn't realize I was being inconsistent within a particular file.  I don't really have a reason; it may have been code that began life as part of an IPython notebook vs. code that began life elsewhere.

If I'd seen this a moment earlier, I think I'd have fixed it because I do think consistency within a file is moderately important.  But given that I've just merged it and it'll all be reformatted into restructed text soon enough, I'm just going to leave it.


Hmm.  There's some extra lines here, too.


Removing the Keys.plist should be its own commit


*In endings, both minor pieces and queens are better for winning. Each side having a pair of rooks is better than each having one rook though, according to Euwe. I don't think anyone has tried the bonus for rook pair. Or maybe it is better to just have a penalty for R vs R if you are trying to win. In essence giving a bonus to not trading the piece before it becomes a R vs R ending, or trading the rooks and leaving the other piece.*

@Mindbreaker1: Thanks for the feedback!
I have a bit of difficulty to follow you completely :) What formula would you propose exactly?


Thanks,
Can you give an example of the réuni command ?
Can you also mention and explain the filter by source option ?


this isn't needed
merge derp
hence i said better to cherry-pick not merge


thats unneeded...as it comes from "egoleon/http-adapter"


Haha


Might be useful to separate out a `404`  response since that means the username doesn't exist.


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Hey @cpsievert I am working on implementing support for `theme(panel.margin=grid::unit(0, "lines")` to remove un-needed space between facets, but it seems that there is a bug in the `strip_h` computation that is leading to unwanted vertical space between facets in the WorldBank viz (in test-widerect.R).

![screenshot-panel-margin-bug-worldbank](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/932850/9914955/6ae58352-5c82-11e5-8135-0e3c4f703059.png)

Do you have any idea how to fix that? I think we should be computing something based on the `strip_heights` array but I am not sure.


@contolini good call, will report back.


Classes/Eat Now/Root View Controller/EatNowTableViewController.swift

Using NSArray is an anti-pattern in swift.  Consider using ```filter``` like the original implementation


Thank you for the changes.  I made all of them to my files.
I seem to be getting this below about the credentials.  I recreated the user keys giving access to Amazon S3 Full Access.  Am I skipping some policies for my group/user?  I added the Access ID and the Password to the secret key section of the Config script.  Any suggestions?

 Our Cloud Servers Production Daily Backup Starting
 GetBackedUpInstances : Amazon.EC2.AmazonEC2Exception: AWS was not able to valid
ate the provided access credentials ---> Amazon.Runtime.Internal.HttpErrorRespon
seException: The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized. ---> Syste
m.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized.
   at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse()
   at Amazon.Runtime.Internal.HttpRequest.GetResponse()


Ik vind dit toch wel erg mager.


> Why do you have scanner.c.top? You can add content of the scanner.top.c directly to scanner.l

Sure, but look at `Makefile.in`. Behind the noise in there, that's essentially what it does,.


Dit is een line note


Can't we merge these 2 loops into one ?


I just saw what you did there. Instead of potentially breaking something with this, wouldn't it be possible to return The TVDB results instead? Or simply return an empty results set? So we stay backward compatible until we release our own API.


"shold" -> "should". Why should it be resolved? Where is it declared?


netfilter.c should have been added?


We can probably directly add the mapping to assignmentToMoveOut


Removing fields mights break someone app, no? We could just return default values.


Please get rid of any tabs in your code.


There should be no ambiguity between classes with identical fully-qualified names from different modules.


Sorry that I was sloppy about that.  I don't even remember it happening and I might not have anticipated
how jarring it would be a for a reviewer. Please be assured that the final version of the file does not have these.
I scanned the whole file when you first altered me to this.


Thanks.  Which linux utility should I use to switch out of more 1/3/5 (it's
a headless fedora 22 server with network and serial access only, so ideally
command line not X)?

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> by warning the user of mode 1/3/5
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```
{{ $p :=  (index $.Site.Data.guests $person) }}
{{ $p.FullName }}
...
```


should be:
```
fun test(b: B) {
    b.m2()
    b.<!UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE!>m1<!>()

    val b_: B = B()
    b_.m2()

    val b_2 = B()
    b_2.m2()
}
```


I think we should always print this.


Add full copyright block


/*Player used 0 to 6, so Player is short*/


"ambiguvity" -> "ambiguity"


Por algum motivo bizarro, meu commit usando o note do Alexandre fez com que mandasse pela conta dele... (estava logado na minha, no Visual Studio).


Is there a I2C_M_WR defined that we can use here instead of the literal 0?


kudos on simplifying this down to just using the configuration


Ah, okay!  I won't point any more out then :)


I'm not sure how you'd begin to decide what an acceptable max depth for an exception might be (other than it is not recursive).

>Since losing a postgres connection in rails can trigger this

Can trigger what?


That seems overly pedantic. We know this is operating in the context of a `PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase`.


:+1: Great Journal, Kristine. I may need your assistance in writing the JavaScript for the NestedAccordion. haha


GOIO to GPIO.

Also is there a better definition somewhere in the HAL code?


Is this necessary?


Ideally, this would be tested with `httptest` rather than making actual remote requests:

```go
mux := http.NewServeMux()
server := httptest.NewServer(mux)
defer server.Close()

mux.HandleFunc("/mkaz.json", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
    fmt.Fprintf(w, "{ /* mock profile data */ }")
})

gp, err := FetchGravatarProfileByUsername("mkaz")
// TODO: test gp and err
```


/style.css


[nod] Good solution! Why the change from "run" to "use", though? Now it says they can "use by using"; I liked "run" better.


This doesn't actually have an effect. It's needed in the crate that invokes the macro.


Helps to shut all those type checkers


//A~H is column, 1~8 is row


losing postgres connection can trigger a recursive chain of exceptions.


nit: better naming for variable ?


@larissapaz Você pode enviar esse PR para o repositório do [OpenRedu](https://github.com/OpenRedu/OpenRedu)?

Obrigado pela contribuição, salvou geral! :smile:


nit: Same here - remove suffix '1'


Should changes to the stm32_i2c_bus structure be protected by a mutex?


Why are we doing this twice ?


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 23 more failed tests, see build details
```


What's this commented out code doing? My feeling is that the rtems_interrupt_handler_install would take care of this?


Can you add a comment to explain why the number 49.9


103404908-AddWarningWhenScheduleTimestepsDoNotAlighn (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1339 of 1339 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-70.23%25-green.svg)


Copyright block. Remove commented out #include.


When I set -i 20 (x11 algo), the api shows the intensity of 20 for both cards.  Or when I use -d 0 -i 20 the api shows intensity of 20 for the single card.  Maybe I am missing something?


Whoops, didn't mean to do that here. Still, shouldn't do anything bad and works for Windows too.


Consider adding some ascii art, and a datasheet reference.


In the line 117, i2c-bus.c of RTEMS, they set the flag to "0". Noticed this before. And there is no I2C_M_WR defined in /cpukit/dev/include/linux/i2c.h :(


This is just a connection test that will be used among all the tests. `mysqli_connect` is more current and not deprecated/being removed. And if `mysqli_connect` connects well, so will `mysql_connect` anyway.


Can we get a brief description of each of these?  A one-liner would be enough, I think.


Should we export this error so that others can reference it?


thanks!


Well.. they're still here ;) The one who created that key should definitely delete it in his google account ;)


I think this should be
```js
appName = files.pathBasename(appPath);
```
since `options.appDir` is unknown when we're creating an app.

Caveat: I've only seen this happen on Windows, so there may be another reason `options.appDir` is undefined.


@Overv thanks! :) Tinkering your example to be prepared for Vulkan.


They also have a weird way of setting the msg length - line 127, i2c-bus.c. It is set to 1.


What cofuses me is the difference that's created for you when you use StringToBinary with (omitted) default second parameter and DllstructSetData() which uses Binary().
Your code gives me different output then it does for you.

Can you run this code and post the output:
<code>$String = "English 中文"
ConsoleWrite(Binary($String) & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite(StringToBinary($String) & @CRLF) </code>

Mine is:
<code>0x456E676C697368203F3F
0x456E676C697368203F3F </code>


why use 5.0.N? Could you just rename 5.1 and following or there is a reason for this?


Copyright block


pch is null if there is no comma ","... well i just guess reading the code
changes, i didnt really test.

2015-09-16 21:03 GMT+02:00 flipclip <notifications@github.com>:

> When I set -i 20 (x11 algo), the api shows the intensity of 20 for both
> cards. Or when I use -d 0 -i 20 the api shows intensity of 20 for the
> single card. Maybe I am missing something?
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Great reflection, I think you did and excellent job.
![1f44d](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10352970/9915368/a8f35bb8-5c84-11e5-8c4c-df0e71400ee6.png)


How about inserting an `exit(37);` here, to find out whether `git-remote-https.exe` could be loaded successfully at all? (It could be, for example, that an incompatible `.dll` somewhere in the DLL search order messes things up before `main()` is even reached...)


Define a something like I2C_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_ms  20

and then pass in (rtems_clock_get_ticks_per_second() / 1000) * I2C_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_ms

because the function takes a time argument in time of ticks instead of ms.

(Our system tick is current set to 1kHz so they are the same but it not good to assume it.)


Notes from @mischanix:

* Reformatted to normalize whitespace to tabs
* Reorganized to avoid declarations and some verbosity
* Dropped support for 32-bit and with it support for old builds in favor of 64-bit
* Updated all offsets for the 64-bit build of 37164


I think "Nodelists" should be singular and you got a lil' typo on "assigning."


Fix the alignment in this function.


These domains enable MSA and standard AAD authentication. It's possible that an AAD domain has a multifactor auth flow or ADFS integration would send you to another domain. If you're targeting a customer set, you'll need to add exceptions for those domains to your app or disable ATS all together. To disable ATFS entirely add the following to your Info.plist:


Missin period


nit: I don't think we need a blank line between the function definition and its body, but I'm ok with one blank line.  We probably don't need two blank lines though ;).


A few minor tweaks. Otherwise, looks good.


Haha. I typo'd, made another commit to fix it but apparently just typo'd in a different way. Should be fixed now.


Database Migration needed for this commit.


Can we declare these as static variables?


@jordanmendler I like the fact that you continue to attack my contributions to support a bad decision. What I have not done has not hurt the project. What you are doing is hurting the project.

I would also like to point out that @jordanmendler has taken the liberty to remove me from the organization on Github even though I created the Github organization and migrated Flyspray from SVN to Github in the first place.

I guess we can see that he wants to do as he pleases with this project. RIP Flyspray.


I dont think this + is valid REQUIRE syntax. Best to go through pr's so this kind of thing can get spotted in review


It's already changed in a more recent commit on release-1.2 back to appPath


didn't get u


If you're doing something on devel, you might want to merge in release-1.2 first


Why to have two files then?


not prolly....surely xD


Did you want to rename the HTFConfig() bit?


Hi @andrewhickey,

I saw your branch and wanted to let you know about pull request #737 I made a couple of days ago.


This "empty" `:return` is causing an `IllegalArgumentException` at runtime, when the swagger docs are viewed in the browser.


Nice!


OK, but at least you should move it outside of this class


JavaSript should be JavaScript!


Maybe we no longer use them, but I thought there were cases where we needed to provide a different self.  We have something similar for the yield helpers.


I don't think @bakura10 likes this.


Hm, is there a reason it didn't catch the rename on this file?


if your going to update to 3.10.88
at least do it right!


Something's bothering me with that line :question:


i'm fine with imposing a convention on a resource name and exploiting it (or a deterministic function Hashable-like function used to derive a name)


One more note. In whitelist it should be whitelist_regex and not blacklist_regex. When you implement the JSON config file just remember to fix this bug also.


@mattleff review please!


This does test `--version` the input for `Cf` is still `-v`. :-P


Testingg


isso foi bem jhonatas que colocou :3


Im going to try and follow in your footsteps as far as taking more time to review, read and practice what Im learning before just trying to dive into these projects blindly. Nice work and reflection. Good job!
![1f44d-2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10352970/9915570/c803495e-5c85-11e5-9cec-279ba691dcdf.png)


you had talked about wanting to refactor this mechanism - did you want to consider that now, or just change it later?


This exception is never thrown. Always is wrapped inside of ServiceNotCreatedException


"filters type of var**ai**ble if" <- Typo


I don't. Why is that needed?


Had to revert this one -- broke posting on mobile as the preview element is used to get the cooked content.

Error is: `
neil [2:36 PM]
`undefined is not an object (evaluating '$("#reply-control .wmd-preview").html().replace')`


I think it would be better to add an optimizer param to clone and let it reuse it. This way if we change the inter, we won't need to update this. if the optimizer parameter is None (default) it do as now.


What nbd


Wow. Such revisions. Much edits. :+1:


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Summary: Tests failed: 33, passed: 9 Build time: 00:27:46
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest.testDemoMeasureStore: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 23 more failed tests, see build details
```


Do we want to keep this mechanism?  It's here because the test code used to be in a par file and it was really hard to skip a phase without redeploying, so this enabled that kind of feature.  With OpenHTF, i think it's more sensible just to edit the .py file.


The comment was the exception message was not consistent about the sanity checks and also there are situations where the exception wasn't thrown


não sei quem foi, mas isso e bronca pequena , sempre olhar como ficou antes de dar o push


you may want to say "here are some points"  and omitting the "bullet" but it is still depends on how you want deliver it.


Sure I will reverse the package.json version and also the queue.length check.

Regards


Isn't this going to cause the client to get multiple error callbacks?

Why processCommands() on disconnect? Will emptying the queues achieve the same goal without causing even more error callbacks?


but if this is good enough to prevent infinite loop and infinite memory growth, it's good enough :)


Where it should be placed? Operatons.kt (from stdlib)?


Brilliant!


i have mixed feelings about 'misc'... you could just put that stuff in __init__.py in util and then from openhtf import util?


aqui????????????????


It's needed because abstract factories actually *need* to follow an interface, as the service manager needs to be able to call `canCreateServiceWithName()`. A normal callable will not work there.


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asdsad


jotos


al 1000


Well, as it seem jordan resists to take back his step I have no other choice:

Bye Flyspray, long live Flyflap. https://github.com/Flyflap

PS: Just in case jordans decision persists. I really hate to split such a nice project!


TODO: get images to display


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Another small update
http://aldostools.org/temp/test/webMAN_MOD_1.43.04.rar


chsm


I'll change the catch routine to forward any `ContainerException` instances directly.


Looks great, couple minor comments... nice job!


In fact, only your two tuning tests "tune_newmob" and "tune_search3" have an extra space in the options field before "Hash=128" (check the HTML source of the tests to see it), so it may have been a copy/paste error from https://github.com/glinscott/fishtest/wiki/Creating-my-first-test when you created the tests :-)


Great work man, Yak shaving is really a too tedious to do  and we just want to dive into the CODING. haha. :+1:  for you!


you may want to say "here are some points" and omitting the "bullet", but it is still depends on how you want deliver it.


should update these decorators to use the shorthand one that you made


yes, it should be replaced with a call the rtems_interrupt_hander_install.  This driver was never completed.  It just left it there as a reminder to install the interrupt handler via rtems.


hi.. this commit overrides the previous usage of latest react, react@0.14.0-rc1 . Is that intentional?


CHINI


we can rename this back to Measurement if you like, and rename 'Measurement' to something else.


Jerome, can you please explain what aspect of TOS it violates? And hey, no
news is bad news. If the media picks it up maybe it will give Flyspray
enough exposure to bring in enough developers so that we don't need to
think about how to bring in revenue to hire some.

Peter, if you join a leadership call we can discuss. If you do not partake
in calls with the rest of the team, there is nothing we can really do there.

Bryan, you were removed along with other developers that did not
contribute, including Veloz employees that were not working on flyspray.
Commit access is to be limited to developers. Again, the contribution chart
speaks for itself. You had commit access for a while and the leaderboard
speaks for itself. My point is that those who contribute no code should
have no say.

I'm fine doing away with ads if someone else can drive a sustainable model.
So far, noone has.

________________________Jordan Mendler
[image: The Veloz Group]
The Veloz Group
President & Chief Technology Officer
jordan@thevelozgroup.com
www.thevelozgroup.com

On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 12:10 PM, Bryan Tong <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> @jordanmendler <https://github.com/jordanmendler> I like the fact that
> you continue to attack my contributions to support a bad decision. What I
> have not done has not hurt the project. What you are doing is hurting the
> project.
>
> I would also like to point out that @jordanmendler
> <https://github.com/jordanmendler> has taken the liberty to remove me
> from the organization on Github even though I created the Github
> organization and migrated Flyspray from SVN to Github in the first place.
>
> I guess we can see that he wants to do as he pleases with this project.
> RIP Flyspray.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Flyspray/flyspray/commit/b889759b1805196a5a22de7501b99408f4bd6cd1#commitcomment-13270454>
> .
>


FUCK


Add more salt please


nit: JSHint would probably prefer `getIdentifier`.  Of course, I'm not always on top of this (too much Python ;), but it's probably worth fixing for new stuff, and I'll happily merge commits fixing old stuff (e.g. `payload_headers` → `payloadHeaders`).


done.


After reading through this message chain, I can mostly agree with only one thing: that we have big unsolved problems.

Most of us seem to think that open source projects can continue on without bringing in any revenue. I'm mostly one of those, although I see this one bringing in revenue in an indirect way. It helps my and my coworkers' daily work a lot, so we get the revenue that way. This of course means I and every other developer working on this project is more prone to implement those features they themselves need, can sometimes even be implemented on paid working time, and very lazy with everything else unless it scratches some intellectual itch. Now I think that bears some relation to the lack of any organization that @Psychokiller1888 complains about. We've got no picture of what those things are, what might will be implemented by someone in the future, if it's near or long distance future etc. So in that meaning we really do lack any coordination and are just sailing by the wind to somewhere, nowhere, heaven, hell or just circulating in limbo. Although I myself think that a developer team as diverse as this one can not be coordinated in the ways and amount psycho wants, it can still be (and should be...) coordinated a lot more than currently. It just will not be as coordinated as psycho is used to, my guess is that team works with has a lot more of common goals.

Now Jordans' situation seems to be a lot different. He has, and could be doing it again, as a CIO of a company, actually put someone on his paycheck to do development. But he needs a rationale that he can explain to the other C's in the company and maybe to himself also, might be even responsible for some owner's too. It doesn't look good in a quarterly report that $500000 used to development of open source, nothing released yet, but the customers will like it (when/if we get it released). Some C's and owners just won't accept that. He also has customers that will be wanting their own features that we volunteer developers are not even slightly interested in implementing, so he must get back some revenue one way or another to have that rationale, otherwise, we've got no supporter. Also, not exactly knowing, just remembering something he said, offering Flyspray as cloud service. Perfectly good idea that just must pay for itself, either through paid subscriptions or ads. Because it needs development of some features that we volunteers do not need and so are not interested to implement, must have someone on paid time.

So can we solve these problems (if I got them even approximately right)? I think we can, but it needs a lot of thinking and especially, everyone first calming down. Hey, I'm writing this (before adding it to the GitHub discussion chain) with Kate, on Kubuntu, and I don't see any ads. Some of those developers of this software are paid, some unpaid volunteers. So it can be done! We'll just need to sit down, calm down and think how. It might take a long time.

Anyway, Jordan, your timing with that merge was exceptionally bad. After our second try of making the final feature freeze and getting beta and then 1.0 released. I too say that it must be reverted now. But I've got nothing against the patch living in special branch until 1.0 gets released and maybe even getting merged into some future version if we can get things resolved.

Now the funny coincidence with timing is that big parts of my home country is going on strike or at least having a few hours temporary stop from work so they can take part in a political demonstration against our government that was unable to achieve any compromise with the trade unions here and tried to force down our throats some very questionable decisions that might even be against our constitution. So most of this country stops on Friday. I hope this team will not be driven to the same kind of situation. Anyway, because my trade union (approximate translation "new league of engineers") is not on strike, just recommends having that few hours stop from work to participate in the demonstration, but the public transport here is, I'm probably not going to participate because it would mean more than half an hours walk (unless my boss gives me a ride, even he as an employer doesn't like the governments' decisions) (only ten minute walk between home and work by the way). So I might have a few hours on Friday available when I'm advised by my trade union not to do my work as a general demonstration against the government, not against my employer, I'm still remaining at my workplace, so if meanwhile writing some code for Flyspray to help making a temporary solution for the current problem helps, there's a volunteer.

I really want one more beer now and will answer to possible comments tomorrow. Thanks for reading this rant and my best wishes to everybody.


did you want to rename 'stub'?


maybe rename this exception?  BlankDutIdError?


working on it


Faster null comparison. It's included in F# 4.0.


probably could rename this file?  you've been trying to get the 'htf' names out of the modules, right?


Reference undergraduate-admissions/issues/101


> but if this is good enough to prevent infinite loop and infinite memory growth, it's good enough :)

Correct, I believe this would short-circuit that case. Please open an issue if it doesn't.


@mattleff review please!


This private class is also present in `ParameterSpecification`, `PropertySpecification`, and `FieldSpecification`. Since this is the _fourth_ copy of it, I considered extracting it to an `internal` helper class but I decided not to because of its triviality. What do you think?


Does Django need refactoring?)


@Alx31 some things broken on those repos which I did remove and track from specific commit
lp5.1 branch was broken :P. so i tracked from those commits only


> This is consistent with every other parser error message.

Your example isn't quite persuasive.  In the case of the incomplete *if*, the two messages point to two conceptually distinct errors: an unexpected ")" and an "if" that is not correctly paired with an "end".

In the case of {$a}, the text of the second "error:" message looks more like a "helpful hint".

If the "need parentheses" error message is triggered if and only if an object key is encountered that is neither a string nor a parenthesized expression evaluating to a string, then wouldn't it be better to say as much?  And wouldn't the other error message then be superfluous?


maybe remove the openhtf_ in this module name too?


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Mitigates #43 while the F# team find a solution for the metadata issue.


Nope, that was basically the last commit, I guess. :P


Yes


Is this needed on the `migration` branch?


Not that it's any of your business, but I generally only take the 64-bit commits from Linux upstream in 99.9% of the updates since .73. Others have been known to cause sporadic issues on the often finicky Tegra board, which I'd like to avoid. Judging by my user base -- kernel issues are slim to none, if any at all.

Ultimately, you should focus on your own "work" instead of trolling repos on Github as some kind of glory hound.


Why? It seemed to work well.


Test and remove todo comment... or make issue


For now it helps to see that polygon is captured and maybe better to leave it. In future, some better UI have to be invented


Nice job, this merge looks like it was a bit of a pain in the ass...


Please drop this and the next line; the `gitconfig` and `gitattributes` files are to be installed via `git-extra.install`.


you may want to remove the ` ` at the word DOM as it is a normal english word


What about an explicit `protected`?


So you're not going to support Rails 4+ at all?


ここも共通関数にしませんか？editableであればis_latest, そうでなければis_activeの条件は共通だと思います
（もちろん、これらのフィールドがあれば、ですが）


Why does this make sense? Seems like it is hardcoding the date. Some comments might be ncie.


You mean the `:allow_nil` option?

IIRC it lets you delegate to level when level is nil. The `:prefix` option makes the method be called `level_name`.

Here's an example of its use:

https://github.com/minnestar/sessionizer/blob/01514289df9fe496729ac0a0f65111f5eb8b63c0/src/app/views/sessions/show.html.erb#L24


Yeah, calling a block might need to change self (instance_eval) but that's a non-issue as we just create a new frame with the right self. Binding captures the environment at a given point, and its self can only ever be the one that was captured at that point.


Very unique and different
![1f44d-2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10352970/9915922/d720c252-5c87-11e5-8dbf-1f901ed5a1d8.png)
 from all the reviews thus far.  I like it!  Great job!


I don't think you should be able to invoke `initialize` from outside a class.


My direct commit was an accident, as I mentioned on the julia-dev mailing list.


Yes, please
Also, js for map needed not for all pages, so better to include it in child templates


@fccoelho this is the format we've always used. We can change that, but it will mean changing the result to the user. If we decide to do that (which I don't think would be a big problem) we cannot have a 4-tuple, though, because it will have to be stored as a json in mongo. We can have a 4 item list.


correct spelling to "definitely"


> I just wanted to ask, can we have more than one *module* inside one WinPcap without compiling several `wpcap.dll` files.

Yes.  That's how Linux versions of libpcap, for example, are built; in addition to the main module (`pcap-linux.c`), they include support for sniffing some or all of Bluetooth (`pcap-bt-linux.c` and `pcap-bt-monitor-linux.c`), USB (`pcap-usb-linux.c`), CANbus (`pcap-can-linux.c` and `pcap-canusb-linux.c`), and netfilter sockets (`pcap-netfilter-linux.c`).

What they *aren't* built with, as far as I know (but I could be wrong), is support for DAG cards, Septel cards, or CSPI's Sniffer10g cards, because the code that supports them in libpcap calls APIs from vendor libraries that are, as far as I know, not open-source and not present on the machines on which the Linux distributions are built.  If somebody wants *those*, they have to build their own libpcap static or shared libraries.

> Myricom provides their own `wpcap.dll`

That's because

* `pcap-snf.c` isn't part of the version of libpcap upon which WinPcap 4.1.3 was built;
* `pcap-snf.c` might not work on Wndows;
* even if it does, that's one of the modules that requires third-party software to be available on the machine on which it's built - and, if the third-party software provides its APIs through a dynamically-linked library, that might require the third-party software to be available on the machine on which the library is running *even if you don't have the third-party hardware*;

so WinPcap 4.1.3 doesn't include Sniffer10g card support.

That's the sort of problem that would probably require that plugin modules be supported, so that libpcap/WinPcap could load modules requiring third-party libraries if the modules are present, with the modules themselves being part of the third-party software.

> I guess it is possible to link several modules into libpcap statically.

Not only is it *possible*, it's *actually done in reality*.

> Then create `factory` function which will know about all linked modules. Something like this:

`pcap_open_live()` is an old interface; it's now implemented atop the new `pcap_create()` and `pcap_activate()` interfaces.

`pcap_create()` does the exact sort of thing you're talking about (unless a libpcap/WinPcap version that *only* handles DAG/Septel/Sniffer10g cards is built, which is not the default).  There's a table, `capture_source_types[]`, of all the modules other than the main module; the "create" routine for each of the types is called, allowing that routine either to:

* recognize the device as a device for that module, and successfully create and set up the `pcap_t`, in which case `pcap_create()` is done and returns;
* recognize the device as a device for that module, and *fail to* create and set up the `pcap_t`, in which case `pcap_create()` is done and returns an error indication;
* *not* recognize the device as a device for that module, in which case `pcap_create()` tries the next module in the table, if there is one, or tries the main module, if there are no more entries in the table.

This means that libpcap itself doesn't have to know the conventions for device names - the modules know them.


Why not define these up with get/save/delete?  I guess because these need a dynamic URL, and in that case, I'd rather shift the get/save/delete actions down here to keep them all together.


@mattleff review please! Does this one need to be on the `migration` branch?


Updated to https in 8da454883a7b8db2837665393313935ef29c443b


yeah


Well, there are 26^3 =17576 function names with 3 lowercase letters... and all of them should behave exactly the same in identation as  any(.) or all(.)....


spelling to "improvements"


BLURBLBRURB


Bon courage :-)
Salvatore


i was unprofessional sorry.
its just misleading when you label
it 3.10.88 when in fact its not.

that being said I apologize for my rudeness and being unprofessional.


Thanks @mogoodrich ! I made all the changes you suggested above.


You don't use this variable anywhere, and the line is short enough to inline in the returned object (like you do) without causing confusion, so I'd drop this line.


Oh. I've only removed them from `make-file-list.sh`. D'oh! I'll fix that.


Great work Terry for giving your insights about the stages we are all going through. Everyday thing we are learning are starting have sense. :+1:


Since the keys are small strings (only the three tokens that form the trigram) I don't think it would make a great speed difference, but I haven't tested it, though.


Move constants either to companion object or outside of a class


**react/jsx-sort-props**: Props should be sorted alphabetically


**valid-jsdoc**: Missing JSDoc @returns for function.


**new-cap**: A function with a name starting with an uppercase letter should only be used as a constructor.


**Eslint**: 'return' outside of function


It seems to fix https://github.com/phonegap/phonegap-plugin-push/issues/109


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This change is causing a problem for me in the roundtrip BAM -> ADAM -> BAM.  In one of the hellbender tests, I read a BAM file into `SAMRecord` objects, convert to `AlignmentRecord`, write out as ADAM/parquet, then read the ADAM and convert to `SAMRecord` objects.  Because of the `.sorted`, I believe the `referenceIndex` values are different between the pre/post parquet.


If there's an appreciable difference, then we should make that change throughout. Can you file a bug? Thanks.


Added in a442aff671891b1f941a668a136d90e5b9986833


Whoa. That's quite a lot. Would it not be possible to use `mingw-w64-$arch-xpdf`'s `pdftotext.exe`? That executable requires only `libstdc++-6.dll` in addition to the `.dll` files we ship already... and that `.dll` compresses to 311kB on its own, together with xpdf's `pdftotext.exe` to 645kB, so it would not be *too* bad.


This is compile scope. Should add this _above_ the test scope deps.


Github test


@USBhost It's not misleading. The commits and their history are there and in place. It would be misleading if none of the commits were in place, but they are. Misunderstanding, clearly, but that doesn't suddenly make you correct in your analysis.


Probably `paramDefaults` to match the [Angular docs][1].  The fewer names we have for a given `$resource()` argument, the better :).

[1]: https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ngResource/service/$resource#usage


I'm glad you noticed. Fix is in https://github.com/ghorn/not-gloss/commit/7d89e9f879d0c1ff68748dd177889d40690624f1

i've released it


What's misleading is your lack of authorship @USBhost


Which line?


entendi, parece bom, vou reorganizar e mando um PR incluindo o build


Just messing around on Github


Do we need `CachedHybridOp` explicitly? Because your `CachedFunctionOp` can certainly wrap `HybridOp` implementations too, since they do implement `FunctionOp`.


And everything in this function is going to be about actions, so maybe `query_action` → `query`, etc.  That way the variable name matches the key in the returned object.


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I'm sorry, I misunderstood your asset's intent. But your original  implementation had some bugs anyway (like those I mentioned in PR comments + couple more). Can you send me a new pull request (new branch in this repository) with changes you would like to see?


I'd rather the package name be shorter. What about `net.imagej.ops.caching` or `net.imagej.ops.cached`?


No longer needed since QubesOS/qubes-doc@ecd22417a27b766c2eaa85740cb92c9538c32e6f :)


Message code says $MSG['5002'] = "You must be logged in the bid";
should be
$MSG['5002'] = "You must be logged in to bid";
shouldnt it


Ha ha, yeah. Never use `FIRST`. It's just asking for trouble.


note: this is not tested in hw


Note that I'm using the same `SAMHeader` object in all cases.

cc @beaunorgeot


Good job, Ive been learning the importance of all the yak shaving myself lately.  Its easier to jump in after we set the right environment to do things orderly and efficiently. :+1:


I'll do it.


I added root keys instead of smtp and the script worked without all those write to log errors!!   You are the bomb!!

What does it mean though that there were no instanceIDs to process below?  I am happy that I am finally up to this here without all those errors.  I am almost there!

Our Cloud Servers Production Daily Backup Starting
 Backup failed; no InstanceIDs to process
 Cleaning up daily snapshots
 0 daily snapshots deleted
 Our Cloud Servers Production  Backup Complete


So is this a commit against 4.6? It looks like some of this code is already in 4.6?


This would conflict with my recent formatting change (use github markdown for that table). But there is still no borders...


The way things are right now, the trigrams would be returned to the user including the `\dot` and `\dollarsign` placeholders. It would be up to the user to replace them back. This would also be true for every other worker that builds on the results of this analysis.

If we decide to implement what @israelst suggested (moving this logic closer to the part of the code that interacts with the database) this would not be an issue. The idea is that, before we hand over the existing attributes to any worker we replace `\dot` by `.` in all keys and just before we save anything to the database we do the reverse. I think this may be a good idea, but I have two main concerns: 1) I'm not sure about the performance impact of this and 2) I'm not sure how this will impact other workers, i.e: is there a possible case - for existing and future workers - in which `\dot` (or `\dollarsign`) is a valid part of the key?


For historical reference, question from lshems moved here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2180477&page=92#post32698027

Windows downloads of companion/sim 2.0.17 for Windows are available here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2180477&page=93#post32706124


@lamblin, can you check this change? You seem to have more memory of In vs Param then me. There is 3 commits related to that, in order:

- https://github.com/carriepl/Theano/commit/959b61a200c6abe66c6df2d586b6e8a96b282b9a
- this commit
- https://github.com/carriepl/Theano/commit/ccca34c35350c13ea04858ff939d2d62d3bcedf1


paging @samphippen to sanity check this. I had a look and flask seems to already be doing this for us.


From that perspective `xpdf`'s `pdftotext` seems great. But on the other hand `poppler` seems to be more maintained and up to date. Will have another look at `xpdf`.


something like this:
<img width="494" alt="screen shot 2015-09-16 at 12 40 42 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/310223/9916214/340c8432-5c70-11e5-921a-2cc65d9d2565.png">


I fear we do, because of `output = createOutput(input);` in the `compute(I,O)`


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1342 of 1342 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-70.23%25-green.svg)


Cool so I feel like the way I want to go with the next part is like:

"Alright so we built this simple APP"
"Got some JS"
<screenshot of all of it>
"Got some CSS"
<screenshot of all of it>
"Check out this DOM"
<screenshot of all of it>
"And it made this"
<show them the login page>


`groupId` лучше задать более привычны, с именем домена. Как вариант, `com.github.cssru`


@maxsop Do you have [perf](https://github.com/JohnLangford/vowpal_wabbit/blob/master/R/vw.R#L3) installed?


![blindly throwing darts](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14319156/9916280/9b2470bc-5c89-11e5-8339-b63e59423c01.jpg)


102497980-Improve-waste-heat-function-handling-for-CoilCoolingDXMultiSpeed-and-CoilHeatingDXMultiSpeed-#5162 (lgu1234) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1838 of 1864 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-98.61%25-yellow.svg)


If there is a way to screw up something, be sure I will find it. ;)

But when I look at the test parameters on
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/55f8bfa20ebc5976a2d6dd43
I do not see any extra space.


TeamCity LabkeyModules15.2 :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 14](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=272511&buildTypeId=LabkeyModules152_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 3, passed: 22 Build time: 00:41:12
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyHomePage: <no details avaliable>

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

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

```


Смысла использовать альфы/беты/снапшоты без необходимости не вижу. По возможности, используйте стабильные версии, чтобы было меньше неприятных сюрпризов.


@marbemac Seems like I forgot about it, I'm taking care of it now.


Word. We should definitely show a screen of what it looks like before diving in to the code for better context and the demo at the end yeah?


But do you need caching when the `HybridOp` is used as a `ComputerOp`? If not, then you are already OK because you override `compute(I)` to check the cache before calling super. So `createOutput` will not be called spuriously when the `HybridOp` is used as a `FunctionOp`.


Не используйте -- можно удалить.


I'd remove the if block and just assign it.


Might have to change the regex to something like `s/(\^M$)|(^\^L)//`.


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thank you lol, that was in the bus back with ~4h of sleep in ~40h of hacking


Totally agree


You shouldn't need to manually specify the thumb width if you are using a bitmap as the thumb. If you use a bitmap, then the "intrinsic width" should be used automatically. Without that the thumb appears distorted.


> Warning states that function definition is not found and argument parameters will be concluded from actual parameters. I do not think it is platform dependent (Windows/Linux). It is rather compiler specific.

No, it's platform-dependent as well.

On UN\*X (not just Linux, but OS X, \*BSD, Solaris, Tru64 UNIX, HP-UX, AIX, IRIX, etc.), `isatty()` and `fileno()` are standard functions, and the function declaration *will* be found; that's true of *any* compiler for the UN\*X in question, as those are standard system functions, not part of the C run-time.  (Unlike Windows, UN\*X systems tend not to separate the system library and the C run-time library; most UN\*Xes call the combined library "libc", although OS X calls it "libSystem".)

On Windows, some C compilers may provide them in their run-time library and headers, and others may not.

The problem is that a "strictly conforming" C program should be able to have functions named `isatty()` and `fileno()` that are completely unrelated to the UN\*X APIs of that name and that have different behavior from the UN\*X APIs (including different function signatures) without any problems.  That means that a C environment must not define those functions itself when operating as a "conforming implementation".  For UN\*X C compilers, I think you can request a "conforming implementation" by defining the appropriate #defines, with the implementation by default usually adding at least POSIX functions, and possibly also the particular UN\*Xes functions above and beyond POSIX, to the namespace.  I'm not sure how they do that in Windows, but they may provide a "conforming implementation" by default, as long as you don't include any Windows-only headers such as `<windows.h>` (inclusion of which can be taken as an indication that you are willing to have Windows functions added to the namespace, just as inclusion of UN\*X-only headers such as `<unistd.h>` or `<sys/stat.h>` can be taken as an indication that you are willing to have UN\*X functions added to the namespace).

> It compiles with warnings.

...which is still bogus for a program that purports to be "Flex for Windows".  It *should* call `_isatty()` and `_fileno()` instead if generating code for Windows, or should add

    #ifdef _WIN32
    #define isatty _isatty
    #define fileno _fileno
    #endif

to the generated C file before any references to those functions.


Could you please also indicate in the commit message what size difference of the installer is incurred with this change?


@kn9ts There's a pivotal story for this, your commit isn't conformal.


It's there, look at the HTML source of the page.


seems like you got some positive publicity on reddit and phoronix:

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/3l5tx5/successful_nouveau_reclocking_efforts_test_branch/

:+1:


Can be extracted outside of a class


Oh I see, looks like a bunch of whitespace changes are making the diff hard to read. Do you know if there's a way to suppress whitespace changes from the diff?


Link to `ISO 639-1 language codes` should be part of some sentence


Do we really need to rename this to "new"?


Скорее всего этот артифакт не нужен вам в compile scope. Можно добавить `<scope>runtime</scope>`.


As I've commented on the pull request I will do that, but wanted to rebase onto the current `master` first. Also I'm too tired at the moment.


Am I missing something or is this math inverted?


I think this should be removed


Yea let's definitely not add more style rules to civicrm.css for this. Oh how I hate all those single-purpose styles.


For what reason?


same here


It's automaticly generated line. So it easly can break 80symbol barier. That is why i think it should be fixed on our side.


This Javadoc is the same as for field above - they should be different as they describe different fields I believe.


@marbemac Yeah this is probably the fastest fix possible, and there is one detail I haven't added yet to the reducer. Functions that are "private", the `_function` ones shouldn't be stripped at all. The reducers are intended to remove functions from a driver to have clean separation between migrations and seeders, but private helper functions are something that I do not necessarily need to strip. If needed the driver creator can still exclude them by himself from the different interfaces though.


Тоже обычно используется только в `runtime`...


:+1: glad to see things are getting better in week two. Just keep swimming!


I think DB is a bit short. There could be a risk of collision. Same with ROOT actually. You should use prefix like RH_.


There's a Readme on the main page which should get you started:

https://github.com/Net005/Vorze-PlayerHelper
https://github.com/Net005/Vorze-PlayerHelper/blob/master/README.md (direct link)

The latest release under the Releases tab:

https://github.com/Net005/Vorze-PlayerHelper/releases


Thanks @pondermatic! I was in a hurry this morning and missed your request. I like your approach. I'm away for the next few days but I'll merge both changes when I get back :+1:


Salve!


You forgot a comment here


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xantage peek/ peek


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Summary: Tests failed: 33, passed: 9 Build time: 00:24:23
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyFilterDisplays: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 23 more failed tests, see build details
```


merci beaucoup !
Bonne nuit !

Mel Florance

2015-09-16 21:32 GMT+02:00 Salvatore Di Dio <notifications@github.com>:

> Bon courage :-)
> Salvatore
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I don't really have a good answer. My intuition, such as it is, is that it should throw an error if keys clash. That's not really idiomatic SC though. Anyway I'm not complaining, just wondering if it's something to worry about. I guess I can interpet the ++ as being equivalent to lots of dict[key]=val operations, which would indeed overwrite anything already there.


We don't need to allocate any memory for `TreeSet` here, so I propose to use `ImmutableSortedSet.of();` instead.


Thanks Aleh,

That's interesting.  We've analyzed millions of records, but only had
exceptions thrown on 2 inputs -- hosts "08" and "09".
On invalid urls, your library returns a "None".  So these are
out-of-the-ordinary, unexpected responses, and the documentation says
nothing about this call potentially returning an exception.  In particular,
most libraries detail the potential exceptions -- in this case it was the
"gaierror" exception.  Indeed, the exception appears to be coming from an
unsafe external library call that you are making.  I.e.,

     host = socket.gethostbyname(host)

which one would not normally expect to raise.  Another argument you might
use *not* to accept the patch, is that the real error is in the socket
class.  But our patch would essentially be a work-around for a bug in
someone else's code.

Either way, it's no problem for us, because we now capture the raise from
your library.  We thought you might want to know about this oddity though.

Thanks,
-Bill Coffman

On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 5:53 AM, Aleh Filipovich <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi Bill, appreciate your feedback.
>
> I tested it with Firefox and it appends .com automatically only if URL is
> entered in address bar. If it is in the link tag, e.g. test <http://09>
> is clicked, browser does not add .com and fails to resolve the hostname.
>
> While your patch is a totally valid use case I would rather keep it the
> way it is now because of two reasons:
>
>    - too keep compatibility with Google Safe Browsing API spec
>    - to let library users see exception on bad input and decide for
>    themselves how to sanitize it rather than library doing "best guess" and
>    pretend that input is valid.
>
> Thank you,
> Aleh
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Technical Lead, Data Science Implementation


peek merge


DAO = Backing bean


Yeah, that is some testing code.  I will git rid of it.


looks good, thanks!


Moved to sepparate js


Moved to sepparate css


OK got it

It shows: (where * represents a space)
*Hash=128*nodestime=600**

So the little space before Hash will skip that parameter.
and both tests are currently running with default Hash = 16 instead

Which is probably not a big deal, since Lucas used to run his tuning session with low Hash.


is the BAM starting out with `@SQ`s not sorted?


sorry, I fixed my text above: we just need caching in the `compute(I)` of course. and there I have to call `createOutput()`, or?


Gracias mi Pana @slayerfat . . Lo pondré en práctica para ver como funciona, te envié un mensaje por correo, cuando puedas me escribes!!!


nice :+1:


oh ihr könnt gar nicht kommtentieren


fui eu n po eu tava apagando isso karla e tu n deixou :@ e ainda saiu sem
salvar!

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> antes de dar o push
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DeleteJob calls google.com/blah to delete a print job.


Jouni,

Thanks for chiming in. I think your assessment is accurate. The solution I
see here is having:
1) some revenue source that can generate say 30-60k a year to have some
money to support a dedicated developer to focus on the core be that an
outsourced developer working at cost, or as stipend to motivate the
otherwise free developers. This is needed to keep project coordinated
enough as Psycho says and to be able to keep users happy by having timely
releases beyond just an ever improving and never released HEAD. Apache has
this from donations. Ubuntu has this from a rich guy dumping money into it.
Redhat has this from intentionally making software crappy so you have to
pay for their enhancements. Mysql had this from selling proprietary
extensions. Linux has this from hardware companies that don't want to be
tied to Microsoft.
2) having the community of people contributing what they want when they
want with no obligations to answer to anyone, partake in calls, etc (e.g.
what Peter wants). This is core to keeping the project moving forward, but
is not suitable as a replacement for #1 as can be illustrated by the lack
of releases and long stretches of 2-3 years with no improvements.

There are a few options I see towards getting there.
1) A little revenue here and there. Some from ads. Some from donations.
Some from kickstarters. It's a slow process, but I think we can get there
and ads are the first part. Yes it's unconventional, but open-source is
always unconventional. Ads is the modern-day revenue model for monetizing
software. No one likes ads, but people would rather tolerate ads than have
to pay for a product.
2) Someone dumping a bunch of money into it. I'm all for this, but so far
no one else has done this other than Veloz. Bryan, Jerome, etc, if you guys
each want to contribute $500-1000 a month awesome. Let's do it and make
flyspray awesome and not have to worry about crap like revenue and ads. But
if you look through the history of mailing list, every time I have tried to
request sponsorship, donations, support contracts, etc, no one responded.
People want to take and not give back which is why I don't see a
sustainable model here.
3) Partial open-source by selling proprietary add-ons. MySQL, SugarCRM,
Odoo, etc all do this but all it leads to is a crappy open-source product.
If you guys like this better than ads, sure, Veloz could easily develop
Flyspray Premium which is closed source and divert all of our resources
there. But this just makes the project not really open-source and hinders
innovation since motive for Jordan, Psycho, etc is to make Flyspray
Community crappy and Flyspray Premium great so people are willing to pay
for the Premium version. I do not want to go this route, but if Bryan and
Jerome like it better than ads, that is a different discussion.

If someone else has other ideas I'm all for it. But for anyone that just
wants to criticize, put your money where your mouth is.

________________________Jordan Mendler
[image: The Veloz Group]
The Veloz Group
President & Chief Technology Officer
jordan@thevelozgroup.com
www.thevelozgroup.com

On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 12:24 PM, Jouni Ahto <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> After reading through this message chain, I can mostly agree with only one
> thing: that we have big unsolved problems.
>
> Most of us seem to think that open source projects can continue on without
> bringing in any revenue. I'm mostly one of those, although I see this one
> bringing in revenue in an indirect way. It helps my and my coworkers' daily
> work a lot, so we get the revenue that way. This of course means I and
> every other developer working on this project is more prone to implement
> those features they themselves need, can sometimes even be implemented on
> paid working time, and very lazy with everything else unless it scratches
> some intellectual itch. Now I think that bears some relation to the lack of
> any organization that @Psychokiller1888
> <https://github.com/Psychokiller1888> complains about. We've got no
> picture of what those things are, what might will be implemented by someone
> in the future, if it's near or long distance future etc. So in that meaning
> we really do lack any coordination and are just sailing by the wind to
> somewhere, nowhere, heaven, hell or ju st circulating in limbo. Although I
> myself think that a developer team as diverse as this one can not be
> coordinated in the ways and amount psycho wants, it can still be (and
> should be...) coordinated a lot more than currently. It just will not be as
> coordinated as psycho is used to, my guess is that team works with has a
> lot more of common goals.
>
> Now Jordans' situation seems to be a lot different. He has, and could be
> doing it again, as a CIO of a company, actually put someone on his paycheck
> to do development. But he needs a rationale that he can explain to the
> other C's in the company and maybe to himself also, might be even
> responsible for some owner's too. It doesn't look good in a quarterly
> report that $500000 used to development of open source, nothing released
> yet, but the customers will like it (when/if we get it released). Some C's
> and owners just won't accept that. He also has customers that will be
> wanting their own features that we volunteer developers are not even
> slightly interested in implementing, so he must get back some revenue one
> way or another to have that rationale, otherwise, we've got no supporter.
> Also, not exactly knowing, just remembering something he said, offering
> Flyspray as cloud service. Perfectly good idea that just must pay for
> itself, either through paid subscriptions or ads. Because it n eeds
> development of some features that we volunteers do not need and so are not
> interested to implement, must have someone on paid time.
>
> So can we solve these problems (if I got them even approximately right)? I
> think we can, but it needs a lot of thinking and especially, everyone first
> calming down. Hey, I'm writing this (before adding it to the GitHub
> discussion chain) with Kate, on Kubuntu, and I don't see any ads. Some of
> those developers of this software are paid, some unpaid volunteers. So it
> can be done! We'll just need to sit down, calm down and think how. It might
> take a long time.
>
> Anyway, Jordan, your timing with that merge was exceptionally bad. After
> our second try of making the final feature freeze and getting beta and then
> 1.0 released. I too say that it must be reverted now. But I've got nothing
> against the patch living in special branch until 1.0 gets released and
> maybe even getting merged into some future version if we can get things
> resolved.
>
> Now the funny coincidence with timing is that big parts of my home country
> is going on strike or at least having a few hours temporary stop from work
> so they can take part in a political demonstration against our government
> that was unable to achieve any compromise with the trade unions here and
> tried to force down our throats some very questionable decisions that might
> even be against our constitution. So most of this country stops on Friday.
> I hope this team will not be driven to the same kind of situation. Anyway,
> because my trade union (approximate translation "new league of engineers")
> is not on strike, just recommends having that few hours stop from work to
> participate in the demonstration, but the public transport here is, I'm
> probably not going to participate because it would mean more than half an
> hours walk (unless my boss gives me a ride, even he as an employer doesn't
> like the governments' decisions) (only ten minute walk between home and
> work by the way). So I might h ave a few hours on Friday available when I'm
> advised by my trade union not to do my work as a general demonstration
> against the government, not against my employer, I'm still remaining at my
> workplace, so if meanwhile writing some code for Flyspray to help making a
> temporary solution for the current problem helps, there's a volunteer.
>
> I really want one more beer now and will answer to possible comments
> tomorrow. Thanks for reading this rant and my best wishes to everybody.
>
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> There is some inconsistency. We define `snprintf` macro but `HAVE_SNPRINTF` is still not defined.

If all versions of MSVC provide some `snprintf()`-compatible function, whether it's called `snprintf` or `_snprintf`, so that we always use it, then, yes, we should define `HAVE_SNPRINTF` in the MSVC project.


ah, ok, did not realize the email is about a backport.

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> branch in order to add the .map file, and the tests are permanently broken
> on that branch.
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Directly above my comment.


I don't really see, how this common function is useful.
`firstCheck` and `calcNames` are redefined in each subclass, so the last line is the only common thing (between `difference` "implementations").
I suggest to move `difference` implementation down to each subclass, then inline `firstCheck`.


TESTS!


I'd coalesce these (and the ones below) into a single function that you can bind `true` or `false` to. That would reduce the amount of duplication.


Hello. Please check last version 0.1.6. It has 'basePath' oprion that you need.


There should be a space after `'Health',`.


101280704_lowTempRad (nealkruis) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1859 of 1874 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.2%25-yellow.svg)


I will correct it, thanks


será que não está faltando nada aqui?


Thanks for the update. Would you like to pair sometime?


ObjexxFCL_Update (DeadParrot) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1871 of 1871 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)


The idea herre is that using diferent color, you could see where the elements are placed in the page


Can you link to the Vagrant and VirtualBox downloads? Does it matter which one is installed first?


how do I download your priiloader?


@benjamn Bable, by default doesn't blacklist the react support (JSX). Will it work with the `ecmascript` package? If not, would you mind passing `{react: true}` here? Or should that be handled by the `jsx` package?


I refer to chromium source code


No need for `&copy` since `UTF-8` supports unicode characters.


TOO LOW


Thanks. Will fix that.


Add 7. that links people to http://127.0.0.1:5000 to run the app?


101280704_lowTempRad (nealkruis) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (804 of 804 tests passed)

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Add 6. that links people to http://127.0.0.1:5000 to run the app?


You used completely different code than I did. It is nice to see your approach. I know this is a super simple program but it still helps to get into the habit of declaring variables and leaving comments about what your code is doing. I know how easy it is to get out of the habit of doing that.


+Service node pools is an xCAT approach ====>Using service node pools is.....  ,


@jeanmask need to publish a new release for this?


The image had to be a perfect square in order for `border-radius` to calculate a perfect circle. This fixes the random occurrence of large gaps in the team list if this image was at the far left.


利群割割在研究啥呢


Maybe mention that the vagrant up command will take a while the first time someone runs it but will take considerably less time in subsequent passes


The idea in this excercise it's that you learn to use the special atributte css selector. I mean `[attribute$=value]` that choose all elements with attribute 'attribute', with a value ending with 'value'.

http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_selectors.asp


Should we tell people to halt their vagrant box once they're done with the website and go back to step 2 when they want to fire it up again?


Opted out of the `<hr>`, as the additional markup didn't seem necessary. Went with a `border-top` on the footer element instead.


Instead of `system_rebuild_layout_data()` we should use `layout_reset_caches()` to make the new layouts pick up immediately.


Do we need describe support for AIX?


Same comment, like the last exercise


Maybe "Configure newly added layouts"? Not sure. We don't really need to "enable" them like a module. Not a big deal.


isso funciona? conseguiu compilar?


Still having issues with Vagrant, and will keep working on that. I tested the setup using the python/virtualenv instructions. It was pretty easy to get that going (of course, I already have python installed).

My main question is: what's the audience for these directions, and what can we assume about them? A few agencies have expressed interest in running a "broker" locally, though I'm not sure they mean this throwaway prototype. But I'm inclined to assume that someone poking around here might not have worked with git/GitHub before, perhaps doesn't have Python installed, and is working on Windows.

With that in mind, I added some line notes for your consideration.


There's a simple fix that I almost finished before had to run to dinner. We just need to force `--typed_array_max_size_in_heap=0` at startup.


Oi, funciona. Mas veja que o código dos construtores pode ficar bem replicado (por enquanto, temos poucos campos no objeto e já temos duas vezes escrito a mesma coisa `nome = n`).

Como resolveríamos isto? Deixar 42 como sendo o valor default e não ter tanta duplicação entre os construtores?


Could also include a few characters from the function.. right?


Actually, I really like them in terms of using them. Implementing them on
the other hand... I just need to sit down and plan out how to do a subset
so that I don't screw us over too much when we want to have more full
featured comprehensions.

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wrote:

> This commit message is not the opening sentence of this paper :-)
>
>
> http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/simonpj/papers/list-comp/list-comp.pdf
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(This option is not available on AIX). we will drop AIX, we will not include aix in docs.


Thanks for this Jeremy.


add a new line!


这是对本次修改的描述语句


paging @bsmarimon where is your <head> tag templated and if it's not as (as I suspect) can you figure out the dark magic which is templating <head> for different views in meteor k ty thx


What do you mean?


+* Statelite persistent files:   we will not keep statelite in docs.


clean up the way the code obtains a java.lang.reflect.Field instance of type Object.


1. This does not require msm as it works on other architectures.
2. There are already sysfs for enabling/disabling this.


Manejando el validador de esta forma el problema es el idioma del mensaje de respuesta, manejamos todo en ingles?


Whatever maybe it was 5 months ago. I still expanded upon it adding way more functions so you shouldn't be making a pr for this old outdated garbage.


+1 excess info :)


This attribute has no effect on stateless and statelite nodes"  ===> This attribute has no effect on stateless nodes


Especially with the new transition to promises debugging this bug took hours.
If the model does not contain a `'tooltips'` attribute, this fails (for some reason chrome was crashing on me when using step-through). `(that.model.get('tooltips') || [])[index]` would have helped here. In general, it would be nice to not make *additions* to the API break old back end code.


Instead of
```javascript
parts.input.indexOf('{')
```
do
```javascript
parts.input.indexOf('{')+7
```
So there's some uniqueness to the name