You can add `{%= related(verb.related.list) %}` to `.verb.me` and then update package json with

```json
  "verb": {
    "related": {
      "list": [
        "look-up-cli",
        "and",
        "more",
        "if_you_want"
      ]
    }
  }
```


It's simply to restore the behavior as it once was.


Should be fixed here:
https://github.com/mltframework/mlt/commit/e8af06d377cd50981fcdcdae1a2adb65ef42cf0a


this is  test file


EvapCoolingSizingFix (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.67: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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develop (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (794 of 794 tests passed)

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already update my repo


We should perhaps test the version first (see  `javax.lang.model.SourceVersion` in unit test) before we apply reflection to figure out whether its indeed a default method.


Yes, as mentioned in the message - Spell casts from items that have a different category specified (be it ItemEffect.db2 on 6.x or item_template table in 3.3.5) than SpellInfo will now check for cooldown using that category during the cast


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这是黑客风格，我觉得应该用变通方法，
如果是只看看文件，就用脚本把文件分成几批。如果是数据处理，就写脚本一个一个处理


Ui::CWindow overrides this method, and it needs the address of the child control to give focus to.
Technically, we should be able to have both SetFocus(bool) for normal controls and SetChildFocus(Ui::CControl*) for windows (which would be a no-op in other controls), but I was afraid this would create too much confusion.


Or `typeof force === 'undefined'`.


这是一个可以很容易就解决的问题，愿意改代码的人就改代码，不愿意改的就只能分批处理，看个人的选择了。


pushed


We should add tests for some of those added features, beyond t43.


I see it now. This old code is a nightmare to maintain in any case.


this needs to be type of  DBUS_TYPE_UINT32 to work


develop (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1329 of 1329 tests passed)

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GroundDomainUpdate (mmatts) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.67: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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NODEPORT这边有打印嘛，是不是不对应，还有LABELS，是否需要打印？和下面打印的内容不匹配


Seems to be fine. Question in that case: why the move off the block? Right now doesn't seem like a functional change.


Hmm, not sure what is wrong with the NNEDI3 one. As far as I can tell "chroma.Status()" is not null if NNEDI3 is actually doing something.

The problem with the "ScriptChainOsd" was that I forgot to tell the 'dummy' sourceFilter to scale the luma. I'll fix that.

Also, for some reason the font you chose has a huge amount of spacing around up and down arrows which is bothering me a bit. I don't suppose you happen to know a way to fix that?


It functions with some small caveats...one of them being if you play two tracks at the same time, the timer gets set the same on the previous track still playing as well. This is obviously some crappy JS programming on my part since I made the timer myself.  The problem does not occur when you pause one track and then play another. It only occurs if two or more tracks are playing at the same time. Since this is not a common case scenario (who would try to listen to two episodes at the same time?) I think we'll let it pass for now as a very minor edge-case bug.


Oh, and I found a bug with NNEDI3, apparently a ChromaFilter doesn't, by default, scale to the luma size, as I thought it did.

This is the first time a 'wrong' status was a bug with the render script, instead of a bug with the statuses.


Thanks. I didn't realize that the readme was generated. Will update the PR.


prueba


Had to change this style (removing the 1px padding-bottom) since the computed height was different, couldn't guess why.


No problem! :]  Note though that as you have it now, if the config doesn't contain the 'worlds' key, then the list doesn't get instantiated so will throw a null pointer when you call 'contains' on it.


done! :)


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domain 폴더에 있는 클래스들은 VO를 의미하는건가요?? core 패키지 안에있는게 뭘 의미하는건가요??


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: devel-2.5 [Build 114](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=595&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_Devel25&guest=1) is now running


easy, detect what's already there and auto decide to upgrade


Packed fine, but I think that is not right


oq


Run in -q mode and you get no hardening index in the log file nor in the report. With my change you'll get the index.


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it is ok, if there is no pkgconfig file ([name].pc). The big drawback is that this only work with libs in standard paths.
Ejdb seems to have a pkgconfig file though: libejdb.pc
So the question is why PKG_CHECK_MODULES doesn't find it.

can you run: pkg-config --debug  libejdb


You got rid of the PC version


I've gone ahead and updated qw myself from elliptic's repo. You can revert this commit. :)


bon, en l'état ça ne marche pas... En fait, dans mon schema.rb, j'ai
```
  create_table "travels", force: true do |t|
    t.string  "visit"
    t.string  "departure_point"
    t.string  "arrival_point"
    t.date    "started_at"
    t.date    "ended_at"
    t.string  "cotraveller"
    t.string  "memory"
    t.integer "score"
    t.string  "authentication_token"
  end
```
Il me manque le t.reference "user_id". Est-ce que je dois faire une migration pour ça (AddUserIdToTravel user_id:reference)? J'ai l'impression qu'on ne l'avait pas fait pour Job. J'ai essayé de rajouter :
```
class CreateTravel < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def change
    ...
    t.references :user, index: true
    end
```
Mais ça ne semble pas marcher... Un indice pour que je trouve... ? :-D

Sinon, le reste a bonne allure ?


@RandomAltThingy 0.12 changed so the version has to match the correct
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What is wrong with the tests for non_supervisors? Line 28 - 37
(The code grants access to supervisor's only, and denies access to non-supervisor's. So: it is in the tests.)
This time, I DO appreciate an solution... instead of a hint.


Way to go Yayo :8ball:


Okay. @DefinitlyEvil Update test server


> Taking that a step further variables.styl should probably have dijit, form and layout variables moved to their own files, leaving it with just the core styles for importing into said files.

I agree with this, as probably the best option to solve this across different packages.


why .save file?


Why?


:+1: or rather `!Repository.archive_digest.blank?` ?


Your Realisation works perfectly!


Why not leave this in front of the "Possible values are[...]" part?


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

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 ---------|---------| ---- | ---- | ------- | ----
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_egress_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_icmp_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_udp_|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_attach_pf_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_delete_pf_after_destroy_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_del_vip_before_add_pf_to_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_multi_pfs_sg_tcp_|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_pf_sg_tcp_|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_udp_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2_eips_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2l3s_eip_pf_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_2l3s_eips_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_attach_eip_|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_del_vip_before_add_eip_to_vm_|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_pf_eip_attach_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_vm_ops_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_eip/test_vm_ops2_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_alone_vr_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_create_lb_source_|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_lb/test_lb_health_check_|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm3_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm_|0|0|0|1
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_live_vm_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_snat_create_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_volume/test_crt_vm_from_dvt_|0|0|0|1
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Total|304|0|4|0|300


`ack` is (probably) used for debugging only - is it really wise to commit it into production code?


From what I can see, the .sol file that is created only contains the duals, followed by primals. I used the probem from JuliaOpt/JuMP.jl#474 to test:
https://gist.github.com/JackDunnNZ/63f2f00aad1175fe3a6d

See model.sol, which prints 2 dual values followed by 42 primal values. If I turn off the .sol file output and instead explicitly request duals with `wantsol=4`, it prints just the two values. So I'm not sure if I can get it to give reduced costs? Is it feasible to construct the reduced costs using the duals a la LP?


I2C_BYPASS_EN is disabled in unrelated commit. This will cause some head-scratching for someone with mag connected to secondary I2C port ...


Smh


> Not sure why you require Client to be an `EventEmitter`, could you explain me please?

That's to be able to do [thath](https://github.com/astorije/shout/pull/1/files#diff-cf27c1d543e886c89cd9ac8b8aeaf05bR204), in current implementation, the `emit()` on the client are bare sending to the browser client, with that edit, they are also made available to npm side, as events, which I need to run `OtrStore.initChan()`.


FIXME


Register and map still run. Boot does not cause this is after the system is booted anyhow

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@Scripturbator Best comment line of code ever! :)


using block here (`{}`) is actually decreasing readability ..


I am also encountering such a problem as I stated here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32524737/spilling-issue-on-mapping-stage-when-joining-two-big-rdds

Since I have never add a patch, could you please guide me how to apply this patch?

Thanks in advance.


@Ulaize if this has been fixed can you please comment with the commit ID of the fix?


maybe correct codestyle?
me->RemoveFlag(UNIT_FIELD_FLAGS, UNIT_FLAG_NON_ATTACKABLE | UNIT_FLAG_IMMUNE_TO_PC);


@AlexandreMasta: I think the true issue is that coherence cannot be guaranteed after a hang. As in, the logic hangs and even if somehow that hang could be undone, how to proceed? What is the correct state we should proceed from? As in, the actual accurate state, the true state. There is very little that can be done to ensure we know this after a hang occurs. At least, to me it seems better to simply avoid such hangs altogether. Sure, it may have gutted one particular patch but, in the end, there is nothing from guaranteeing that wouldn't have happened down the road anyhow. When, at some point down the road, more SMP improvements/bugfixes would have been made.

In my opinion, it is best to ensure the very core mechanics of the engine are working flawlessly before proceeding to improve on their performance. I am reminded of the low level ASM > C changes in the Linux kernel since version 4.0. There were some performance regressions reported but, ultimately, the state the kernel currently is in is far more robust now. Same with SF.


Apart from the `string` argument name, this is :+1:


open a utf8proc issue on this


> Or this maybe?

@astorije Yes, this one seems fine and readable, will use it. I'm quite beginner at that kind of js stuff :)

(btw, I am not changing built-in prototype as discouraged in [the article you link to](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Inheritance_and_the_prototype_chain#Bad_practice_Extension_of_native_prototypes), but anyway,manipulating `__proto__` directly [seems neither encouraged](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/proto)).


This is beautiful functional programming :)


ok, when on cli we should use qcoreapplication (super class of qapplication).
This one does not need a xserver to run.
Maybe we could make gApplication a QCoreApplication
in GUI mode we create it as a QApplication and cast it, when necessary?


LGTM!
:+1:


IMO, while I think this is a neat feature, I'd remove the repeating `data-` by implementhing this as

```
{
  text: "file name",
  data: {
    path: "path/to/file"
  }
}
```

And just i nvoke

```
if (node._data['data']) {
  treeItem.data(node._data['data']);
}
```

This not only remove the iteration (thus improve tree's loading speed) but bind an actual object to the jQueryElement. There is little need to assign the data to HTML attributes as we no longer need the attribute. Besides, using HTML attributes restricts the kind of data that can be assigned to the tree item (i.e. no objects).


This is a good first start, but I'd like you to go for the extra challenge of making the text wrap (either at the letter or word-level) and have a bubble that extends up to the end of the text.

As an additional challenge, can you find a way to make this last `console.log` less tedious to read? Perhaps joining parts of an array together on multiple lines?


Here's the output of `pkg-config --debug libejdb`: http://pastebin.com/cEtuGsbh . So it can find libejdb.pc

OK, this is weird. I've been observing this behavior since yesterday. Now when I run `./configure`, it finds EJDB:

```
checking for EJDB... yes
```

But a bunch of other checks fail:

```
checking for library containing iconv_open... no
checking for library containing libiconv_open... no
configure: error: Could not find a required library. Please see the README for your platform.
```

When I comment out the check for iconv:
```
checking for library containing dlopen... no
checking for library containing clock_gettime... no
checking for library containing dn_expand... no
checking for library containing _dn_expand... no
checking for library containing __dn_expand... no
checking for main in -ljasper... no
configure: error: Could not find a required library. Please see the README for your platform.
```

I've confirmed this behavior on two linux systems, 14.10 and 15.04, both after running `git clean -xdf`

When I apply the patch https://github.com/garbear/xbmc/commit/05c4906 that changes `PKG_CHECK_MODULES` to `AC_CHECK_LIB` and `AC_CHECK_HEADERS` (just for EJDB!), all libs are located successfully.

Any clues?


Hello gtihub


@gavinking : indeed yes, it is probably related to the fact that the typechecking inside the `CeylonParseController` is not synchronized by the workspace scheduling rule since a while (to fix a deadlock in structure comparator). But it seems there are some cases I have to review. I have looked into this recently for another reason. I opened #1478 for this.


Looks like we need to add the libmobiledevices repository for full functionality.


looks nice with progress bar,
maybe you can detect colorable consoles (linux / osx?) and give it some more color?

Consoles use the ANSI escape sequence for colors:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code

this could be wrapped in a small function, what do you say?


Looks like you misspelled "canola".


How is it running?


I found a translator to JSON and if it works I will supply both formats.
But if not (and I will not put much effort on this in this stage) I skip it.

But he daemon is not expected to be there on higher layer code so one
may end up with an xml file anyway. But it is solvable I think. It's a
good walk trough here
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10068963/how-to-parse-xml-cross-domain-in-jquery

Use cases are something like this (all with a supposing another machine
or a human on a "ux device" which is HTML5 capable with or without
understanding of hardware as phone or a tablet.

1.) A daemon (or several) is available (possibly connected with the
tcp/ip link). You can find it and it's capabilities with the
capabilities broadcast (CLASS1.PROTOCOL, Type=28) on UDP. I think this
is better placed in CLASS2 and it needs to be redefined so it actually
makes sense. But the thought is. "Hi I'm here. This is what I can do."
You can take part in the defining of a new version if you feel like it.

2.) A segment with tcp/ip devices. They all have the common tcp/ip
daemon interface and possibly the websocket i/f and may have additional
capabilities as REST i/f etc. Again the probe tells whats there. A
tcp/ip only based device is hooked only to the daemon /the tcpiplink
driver) so it is of no concern.

3.) Raw Ethernet. They all hook to a daemon of some sort which can be a
full blown daemon or a tcp/ip node.

4.) Multicast. Everyone get what is there.

5.) Wireless. More complex. But again one can either expect a daemon of
some sort ( tcp/ip interface or websocket interface or REST interface ).
But some like Bluetooth may export the tcp/ip i/f through a serial link.
That is not tcp/ip.

But for UI things the websocket interface is the candidate for a
required i/f, REST next. But could be (typically on a phone/tablet etc)
be available as a middle layer on the device itself (native or some
other). If a device only have tcp/ip interface implemented.

So the interfaces are

TCP/IP  - The common denominator for devices in the higher region.

websocket - If the device is expected to be controllable by UI component
it't there. But some may not have it because they don't have resources
to supply it.

REST i/f - Second alternative to websocket i/f.  They will follow each
other in functionality.

CoAP - More about that later. The daemon

MQTT - More about that later. The daemon.

"the standard i/f" - When it comes.

So tcp/ip and websockets (nas possibly REST)  is the ones to expect.

/Ake

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> with jquery, because the converter had problems with the correct JSON
> key naming format. JS hell ...
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I see. Plus returns a lambda. If I send INVOKE - will it be better?


strange mixing of single/double quotes


You missed a few commits...
Did you squash them?
Just want to make sure you don't have the major issues I had when I didn't use some of them :)


break false ?!


This is a good start! I'd like you to tackle the following points:

* The assignment asked for the failure message to include all past guesses as well as the actual correct number. Please do that.
* Can you modify this code so that multiple games can be played during a single page visit? After a game is completed, try to use `confirm` to ask the user if they want to play again.


Never mind, i squashed them myself xD


Yes I think that would work - but I worry we're just trying random things until they work. Maybe we should have a document with what objects look like in different languages, and how they should respond to different messages, and then add tests for that to the TCK. I imagine in writing that document we would discover that some things are contradictory.


"two ways to sort modules"


Nice. Did you take advantage of this question to learn more about regular expressions, or were you already famiiar? Could you tell me in your own words what this line does please?


Dependents ```org.astro2``` ?


Yes! This is something that also needed to be added. :heavy_plus_sign: :+1:

For the style guide, make sure you specify javascript for your code blocks to get proper highlighting and the preference is for good (first) & bad (last). My thought process on this is that if people do quick glances, they should see the good example first so that they hopefully remember it over the bad example.


Thanks A Lot To The Best Minecraft Player Byte!


Awesome job @Altaf-Mahdi :) i assume this would work for all things that require secure lock. e.g.- android pay, and exchange accounts?


Good. How would you modify this code to return the **last** longest word in case of a tie?


@WebSpider currently the contrib folder is empty on my Syno.
Think this might be a bit more complicated as many work with installers and dont have root access / cant run git commands.

https://github.com/SynoCommunity/spksrc/pull/1618#issuecomment-139772484


Sorry for late reply.

I believe the issue of slow cursor is due to the next checkin of this one, in which I made "altinput" parameter means the opposite thing of its previous meaning. This is to coordinate with an update of config UI text: "alt input" which is hard to understand is now replaced with "captured mouse". Adding the parameter to trap your cursor should fix your problem.


Should maybe change the "combined" keyword. Why not "alphabetically" ?

In "grouped" mode, are all modules in a specific group ordered alphabetically ? if yes, we can add this sort also in the this documentation


ok, denn I'll do collectives.

The problem was rather that the compiler was not capable of resolving the correct function overloads inside FlowControlChannel. I could also use the global namespace though...


I had to add this directory for the latest update.


Fixed it. :)


This is a good solution! As a challenge, I'd like you to re-do this exercise **without** using an intermediary `count` variable :) Can you do it with `num` only?


@davidfestal well the issue is not the NPE you mentioned in #1478, the issue is that the `Unit` belonging to the `EditedSourceFile` is not `equal()` to the `Unit` belonging to its `OriginalSourceFile`.

At least I _thought_ that's what the problem was.


Усе окей :+1:

Хорошою практикою вважається закінчувати файли з кодом пустим рядком (бачите, навіть GitHub лається на це). Щоби не робити це вручну, можете увімкнути дане налаштування:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1097083/9831888/14669610-5971-11e5-8a50-72b78beb85ed.png)


please provide the latest code you're testing with and kodis config.log


Trigger a gh pages rebuild


Latest version of Junit- older version isn't functioning properly when run from Eclipse


This is getting close, just a few things to consider:

- Give each `it` block a unique summary string, when those `it` blocks are within the same `describe` block. Currently all 3 `it` blocks have the summary `"only allows -1 or 1 as values"`
- The `vote`, `vote2`, and `bad_vote` variables will not be available within the `it` blocks. Move the lines that initialize `vote`, `vote2, and `bad_vote` **inside** their respective `it` blocks.
- Use `vote2` in the expectation on line 31.
- Use `bad_vote` in the expectation on line 36


Класс для сервера


This is the wrong place for this eval term because do_king_safety should be independent of other pieces than own king and all pawns because this value is only new calculated if one of them changes.
Use the function evaluate_king instead.


I'd rather put this file into Common folder


I will recreate CustomItemManager soon.


FC after entering darkg theme, i think i must add one more screenshot.


If that's more appropriate that's fine, I can change this if it passes.


Great job!
:+1:


The code is https://github.com/garbear/xbmc/tree/retroplayer-game-library . It's just EJDB and some C++ that uses EJDB

it seems that wherever the check for EJDB is, another check within ~100 lines fails. At least until line 1490. After that, subsequent checks no longer fail. Compare these two patches:

[Add check for EJDB *before* libssh (line 1483)](https://github.com/garbear/xbmc/commit/1b7e226)

[Add check for EJDB *after* libssh (line 1492)](https://github.com/garbear/xbmc/commit/42a27b2)

With the second patch, `./configure` finishes successfully.

Here's config.log with the check for EJDB placed on line 1483: http://pastebin.com/NGN8MtdU

Here's config.log with the check for EJDB placed on like 1492: http://pastebin.com/AWBNyNzF (at least until FFMpeg stated compiling, then I hit ctrl+c)


depedency ini dibutuhkan agar json bisa terbaca (fix error 406)


`else` is optional in a conditional statement. In this case, since the `if` is the only construct inside the `for` loop, the loop will immediately continue when the `if` is not satisfied. Therefore this line is redundant. Not wrong, but redundant.


axe


Wow! I wasn't expecting anyone to come up with such a short solution (could be even shorter if you directly return instead of creating an intermediary var ;))

Can you please explain to me in your own words what is going on on line #128?


Sorry for dropping the ball on this. jhbuild modulesets are not that interesting to work on. :)

I still need to:

* Remove the X11 dependencies
* Add the missing dependencies discovered by Joone


ini buat MySQL 5


Promoted 12-9-2015


This is a good solution. Tiny comment about argument/variable names: it's better to be consistent regarding case. Here I would've called `Nums` `nums` instead, to be consistent with the rest of the code. The two most popular schemes for naming variables are called `snake_case` and `camelCase` (or `camelHumps`). The first scheme is all lowercase, separating words by `_`. The second scheme starts with a lowercase letter, and separates words by upper-casing the first letter of subsequent words.


please?


canola oil is spelled incorrectly.


Eh, not really. Let's put off the issue until someone needs the duals.


@hydra : Can you please consider generating pull-requests even for your (non-trivial) commits? It's ok to immediately merge them.
Pull request is much easier to review, commits are not reported by mail. Sometimes I encounter them only when fixing merge conflicts,  it make it harder to keep my branc in sync ...


So all needed commits in place?)


Crud sorry good catch


Why delete system.prop lines:
# system.prop for m8

ro.product.device= M8
ro.product.model=One M8

It borks my build.....


What about Atomic? I can imagine a lot of situations where a resignation within less than 10 moves makes a lot of sense. Disallowing rematches there shouldn't happen.


Yep


Good job. As a challenge, can you re-write your factorial function without using a loop?


Gosh, I'm an idiot. This has to be `==` instead of `!=`. Currently, the subsystem is never initialized. I wonder why this worked anyway when I tested it, but I'll push a fix in a few minutes.


Oh haha


10 moves is probably not the best criteria for "quick" resign, perhaps it could be around 7 moves to be consistent with the "quick game" definition of the arena berserk.


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this should not be here, we don't need this dependency in node_nodules/


I'm still looking for the right abstraction for this parameter passing stuff, and what I really need is a reliable double buffer scheme where last write wins

record_ring is so-so because it does not support a last-writer-wins scheme; ck_ring can do it because it has spmc methods

somehow I feel this is overkill, I think a triple bufffer scheme would be the right thing

this I found:

https://github.com/p4checo/triplebuffer-sync/blob/master/src/TestTripleBuffer.cpp
based upon
http://remis-thoughts.blogspot.pt/2012/01/triple-buffering-as-concurrency_30.html, C version at https://github.com/remis-thoughts/blog/blob/master/triple-buffering/src/test/c/test.c

https://sourceforge.net/p/openpowerlink/openPOWERLINK2/ci/master/tree/stack/src/kernel/pdo/pdokcal-triplebufshm.c

happy if you have anything at hand or recommendation


configure:28079: $PKG_CONFIG --exists --print-errors "libejdb"
configure:28082: $? = 0
configure:28096: $PKG_CONFIG --exists --print-errors "libejdb"
configure:28099: $? = 0
configure:28137: result: yes

its found, so configure is fine.
The problem is this: -L/usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu -lejdb   <- this is wrong in the libejdb.pc
it should be -L/usr/local/lib -lejdb

I bet its works if you use PREFIX=/usr. Looks like a problem with the ejdb build sys


fixes #65


comment 1


It happens just below, on line 131 (:

https://github.com/FelixGV/voldemort/blob/8f8b647317a49b95b228a37db898b0b223a74cd6/contrib/hadoop-store-builder/src/java/voldemort/store/readonly/swapper/HdfsFailedFetchLock.java#L131


scope binding should be done AFTER for is done, not inside


try manually changing your /usr/local/lib/*/pkgconfig/libejdb


gui.go pokes at it (for db/file), doing as go vet suggested.


I'll try /usr

BTW, with the second patch, `./configure` succeeds, but kodi fails to link libejdb:

```
$ make -j8
...
LD      kodi.bin
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lejdb
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
Makefile:504: recipe for target 'kodi.bin' failed
make: *** [kodi.bin] Error 1
```

When I apply the patch 05c4906 that changes PKG_CHECK_MODULES to AC_CHECK_LIB and AC_CHECK_HEADERS, Kodi links to libejdb successfully

I'll try installing to /usr, and manually changing /usr/local/lib/*/pkgconfig/libejdb, and report back


add 2


note 3


same issue, the CFLAGS are wrong due to the pc file error


this is good, but please look at ui-router documentation, href is one way of doing things, but there is `ui-sref` directive .. this could look like `ui-sref="project({id: pro.id})"`


sada


It's not only more appropriate it gives different results. The calculations of do_king_safety is saved in the pawn hash. Once calculated (and the entry is not overwritten in the pawn hash) this value is used further if king and pawns are at the same position but other pieces not. So you can retrieve values from very different positions. This introduce a quasi random eval term.

So if this passes you have in any case to retest.

But else a nice idea.


Ineffective. Why not use iterator which you already have (`ret.first`) instead of performing the search one more time (`_values[key]`)?


yes, console recorded...
gotta try spectator, though...


this would be bad then changes in this file won't make into source control and this file is needed (by msbuild and everyone else's ide)


`for x in array` is a bad way of doing things ;)


This shouldn't be needed, the default outdir is $(SolutionDir)\$(Configuragion) (ie. Z:\wwiv\Debug)
Also this would break on everyone else's machine


Ok thanks for your input i'll cancel this test


This change to add %h is good.


style issue: need braces (Alman style) around content of `if` clauses.  Please check all files in the PR.


we use lodash in project, take a look at api https://github.com/lodash/lodash/blob/2.4.1/doc/README.md


@neoatomic yes we need To add GIT submodule commands to the updater for it to be populated automatically.

Also: Root access is not needed, there are ways around it and if you cannot run GIT commands, you're screwed anyways, since that is the way all installs get auto-updated these days.

@vinceval can you add 'git submodule init' to the windows installer, right after you pulled in the latest master?


2 choses :
 - pour une réô,se vide vaut mieux que cela corresponde à un non
- ton code est bugué :
````.shell
[ $rep == ""]
````
Correct :
````.shell
[ $rep == "" ]
````


We don't use filenames like "CharArrayHelpers.Tests.cs".  The filename should be something like <ClassNameUnderTest>Test.cs.  And the class name in the test itself should match the filename.  So, in this case, the test filename should be "CharArrayHelpersTest.cs".  And the test class name should be "CharArrayHelpersTest".


In `libejdb.pc`, I changed
```
prefix=/usr/local
exec_prefix=${prefix}/bin
libdir=${prefix}/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
includedir=${prefix}/include/ejdb
```
to
```
prefix=/usr/local
exec_prefix=${prefix}/bin
libdir=${prefix}/lib
includedir=${prefix}/include/ejdb
```
and got the same error:
```
checking for library containing iconv_open... no
checking for library containing libiconv_open... no
configure: error: Could not find a required library. Please see the README for your platform.
```
I installed EJDB to `/usr`, same error. I modified `/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig/libejdb.pc` as above (changed `libdir` from `${prefix}/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu` to `${prefix}/lib`), same error


@bgerstle i think this was a syntax change in 2.0?


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: devel-2.5 [Build 114](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=595&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_Devel25&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed Build time: 01:35:06


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: master [Build 23](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=596&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_Master&guest=1) is now running


config.log: http://pastebin.com/aJcr3NsQ

now libejdb is in 3 places:
```
$ find /usr -name "libejdb*"
/usr/lib/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig/libejdb.pc
/usr/lib/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libejdb-1.a
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig/libejdb.pc
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libejdb-1.a
/usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig/libejdb.pc
/usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libejdb-1.a
```
could this trip things up?


We typically use the 3-part naming for naming our tests.  See http://www.amazon.com/The-Art-Unit-Testing-examples/dp/1617290890

So, test names are usually something like: <Method-or-PropertyName-underTest>_<Conditions>_<expectations>

So, a test for setting the property value on `WinHttpClientHandler` for example would be "MaxConnectionsPerServer_SetNegativevalue_ThrowsArgumentException"..


so the .pc file is even more broken: /usr/lib/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libejdb-1.a
notice the -1.a

so in the pc file it must be:
Libs: -L${libdir} -lejdb-1


so we ditch the `.pc` file and use `AC_CHECK_LIB` and `AC_CHECK_HEADERS`?


oh, and remove the crap in /usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu


no, it should be fixed. Part from fixing it upstream, you could sed the .pc file before configure


The Graph API supports introspection of nodes, which enables you to see all of the edges a node has without knowing its type ahead of time. To get this information, add metadata=1 to the Graph API

https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/using-graph-api/v2.2
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8960911/determining-type-of-object-with-id-in-fb-graph-api


If user tries to create an invalid item, does anything odd happen in the `index` view rendered as a result of this `else` block? The rendered `@items` `<li>` elements might contain the invalid one too I suspect, may be wrong...


some of the stuff in `deploy_init.sh` could potentially be moved to either `/etc/environment` (system-wide) or `~/.pam_environment` (per-user) and referenced by the shell.


Good catch. Thanks.


I am not sure why you added a Hidden VisualState to the Button?


This appears to be a legit API key. If you look at the other tests we use something like `981298u298ue98u219e8u2e98u2` which is not a legit API key.

I've already gone ahead and reset the API key associated with this client but just be careful with submitting API keys in the future :smile:


ok, pushed a new snapshot
It can read S2 console recorded replays (either spectator or own local game).
S1 still to no avail...


Seems like all of this should be accomplished with a page-level visual state VisualStateGroup=ViewVisualStateGroup with VisualState=NormalVisualState and VisualState=FullScreenVisualState. Toggle the states with a property. Not IsHidden, either. IsFullScreen=True. Do these changes make sense to you?


This is a really good idea, though.


sorted dude


lol, u are really so stupid ? :D revent back to use Movement::ExtraMovementStatusElement for extra guid + extra byte


This situation where both units are not equal might occur more frequently now that the `CeylonParseController` typechecking is not anymore governed by the `Workspace` scheduling rule.

But normally, as far as I understand, the `EditedSourceFile` should be equal to the corresponding `originalSourceFile`. However, if the parsing has occured while the full build was working, it might be that the corresponding existing model `PhasedUnit` was not found during `CeylonParseController.parse()`. In such a case,  the `EditedPhasedUnit` is created with a null `originalPhasedUnit`. This is probably the case you are encountering.


but does this happen systematically in some well-known scenario ? It's not something new, but it should happen very rarely.


@taniaka, puede que te interese esta manera de "unir" cadenas:

```
>>>lista = ["manzana", "pera", "naranja"]
>>>', '.join(lista)
'manzana, pera, naranja'
```


like this? 97b1951


Why'd you have to put to_s here? Name should already be a string, right?


Use throughout the file or variable "service" or self.service


Why another keyboard handler


gud work


Thanks. We found another instance of this bug and closed in the dag branch (you should be credited in the commit).


check_output doesn't exist in python 2.6, according to docs. I just found this issue myself on El Capitan, wen testing different python versions.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4814970/subprocess-check-output-doesnt-seem-to-exist-python-2-6-5


table 的异步分页不需要写，用外部的Pagination，data直接传数组就可以了


Que bueno que te gusta espero te sea util, por el momento no tengo mucho tiempo para hacerlo yo pero te puedo ayudar en dudas concretas. Un ejemplo para cotizar un paquete:

Ruta para cotizar un paquete del CP 01210 al 86035 peso 1, alto 10, ancho 20, largo 20:

http://localhost:8000/index.php/estafeta/cotizacion?cp_origen=01210&cp_destino=86035&tipo=paquete&peso=1&alto=10&ancho=20&largo=20

Respuesta:

```javascript
{
    "costos": [
        {
            "producto": "11:30",
            "peso_kg": "1.00",
            "tarifa_guia": "200.58",
            "tarifa_combustible": "10.63",
            "cargos_extra": "0.00",
            "sobrepeso_costo": "0.00",
            "sobrepeso_combustible": "0.00",
            "costo_total": "211.21"
        },
        {
            "producto": "Dia Sig.",
            "peso_kg": "1.00",
            "tarifa_guia": "166.19",
            "tarifa_combustible": "8.81",
            "cargos_extra": "0.00",
            "sobrepeso_costo": "0.00",
            "sobrepeso_combustible": "0.00",
            "costo_total": "175.00"
        }
...
```

Ya solo quedaria q


@tas50 : Any particular reason to remove ubuntu 10.04 altogether? In my tests in #166, tomcat6 still works with that, so I've kept it in my PR.
Along the same lines, going to centos 6.7 from 6.6 didn't do much to help tests pass. Still facing same issues, so I kept 6.6 in mine...

Did you mean to drop whatever support there is for centos 6.6 / ubuntu 10.04 ?

P.S: I was somewhat confused to see merge conflicts when your message only said 'updated URLs'  ; )


Ahi encontre lo que decia:

http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/basedefs/stdint.h.html
The following types are required: *int_least8_t* *int_least16_t*
*int_least32_t* *int_least64_t* *uint_least8_t* *uint_least16_t*
*uint_least32_t*
*uint_least64_t*
The following types are required: *int_fast8_t* *int_fast16_t*
*int_fast32_t* *int_fast64_t* *uint_fast8_t* *uint_fast16_t* *uint_fast32_t*

*uint_fast64_t*

*Saludos.*

*Mariano.-*

2015-09-11 23:30 GMT+02:00 Mariano Cerdeiro <mcerdeiro@gmail.com>:

> C90 dice que int es del tamaño del registro del procesador y minino 16
> bits. No habla de máximo.
>
> Mañana miro el código pero en general prefiero también que el programador
> decida que tipo quiere.
>
> Saludos
> Mariano
> Am 11.09.2015 23:01 schrieb "Esteban Volentini" <notifications@github.com
> >:
>
>> No se supone que int a secas puede ser de 16 o 32 según la plataforma? Yo
>> para una variable de ese estilo preferiría dejar que el compilador elija la
>> que mas le convengas, nunca toma un valor mayor a 32.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/ciaa/Firmware/commit/76905f6ba96a6f70fe06d75315cfdf408b1cb304#commitcomment-13191875>
>> .
>>
>


This is not correct. This will make wayland in DISTRO only for this recipe. we should add this in local.conf.


hay que remplazar los tabs con 3 spaces


just ran into it, it's because casting from `ErrorType` to `NSError` always succeeds? need to look into this more


you should use -SNAPSHOT not -DEV. Replace with `0.0.0.1-SNAPSHOT` here.


I think it will be easier to use the `Ember.computed.filter` and then have separate computed properties for both `upcomingConcerts` and `previousConcerts`. http://emberjs.com/api/classes/Ember.computed.html#method_filter

I'm still looking at why date would be undefined.


no entiendo del todo bien, pero creo que aca se estan copiando los datos primero al driver y luego al serial interface. el serialdevice va a llamar enseguida al llamar a rxIndication para leer los datos, ahi deben ser leeido los datos y no dos veces como me parece pasa ahora :(


I'd prefer if the Map was replaced with two separate member fields for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, because I feel like having a HashMap object for just two objects seems overkill. Also, we get the benefits of explicitly defining the `InetAddress` sub-classes:

```java
private Inet4Address mHostv4;
private Inet6Address mHostv6;
```


Replace the `Map` parameter with an `Inet4Address` and an `Inet6Address` parameter (see above)


Please don't remove the method just yet, but mark it as deprecated instead to prepare for removal in the future. The implementation should return the IPv4 host address, and fall back to the IPv6 host address if the former is `null`


Replace this accessor with two separate getter functions for `mHostv4` and `mHostv6`


Agreed


Remove this enum type in favor of more explicit accessors and fields


Why you catch Exception here. You don't need to do this here. Just let the exception throw up automatically.


Store the address as an `Inet4Address`


Haha, I hope they will know. A permutation route just means the 'ordering' of machines a job has to be processed. Job shop does it randomly. Flow shop does it in the same way, i.e., mac 1, mac 2, mac 3, etc.


Store the address as an `Inet6Address`


Access `serviceInfo.getHost()` and store it in a local variable, utilize this variable in the if-else statement below


does not work on my box, no idea why !


I thought we were gonna completely remove it, if it was needing a switch to toggle it @SohamJ should also have a word on this


I'm getting an error from this change:
`error in process filter: nrepl--pp: Symbol's function definition is void: -some->`.
I'm new to clujure and cider so I'm not sure if this is an actual issue or I did something wrong.


That's fine. It's just a type of added constraints that are used in scheduling. Like, in real world applications, then there might need to be some machine adjustments before I start processing. So, this would add time to your processing time (and thus increase the makespan). Then you update your model and take into consideration that if you process similar jobs consecutively on a machine then you don't need as much time spent on setting things up (as they're already as they're supposed to).

But this is something that's "known" to the reader (if he's a scheduling aficionado)


@PascalPrecht strange, because it looks like it's not under `angular2/angular2` namespace. Nor it made it to DT in `angular2.d.ts`.


@bors-servo try

This might have fixed unrelated bugs in our tests, so I'm trying it separately.


hahaha. you're comments are fun to read. I'd had thought I'd have such a good time revising proofreading :smile_cat:


details

* 修复矩阵不转
* 给硬币的高度渲染添加了插值，视觉效果更加流畅
* 添加了CP条对能力系图标的显示。待修图。
* 添加了节点链接的距离验证。
* 修复了矩阵的金属板不会旋转。
* 添加了一些wifi连接图标的鼠标高亮。
* 添加了给节点更名的按钮。
* 给节点GUI按钮添加了一些指示性的说明文字。
* 添加了断开网络连接的按钮。
* 给扩散性支援半导体的粒子添加了旋转效果。
* 修复了粒机波形炮的数据。


I'll be fixing that very soon.


I don't know why you want a ShutdownException. And why it's a checked exception? No exceptions should occur during the thread pool shutdown. So it should be unchecked. I recommend you to remove this.


Le `t.references` ne marche que dans un `create_table`.
Si tu n'as pas encore poussé la migration create_table travels sur Heroku, le plus simple est de faire un

    rake db:rollback

Ensuite tu modifies ta migration (c'est le seul cas où t'as le droit, si elle n'est pas encore jouée), en rajoutant le t.references :user, index: true comme t'as fait, et enfin tu joues le

    rake db:migrate


Si tu voulais vraiment faire une nouvelle migration, il faudrait que tu fasses un

    t.integer :user_id

Et une autre ligne

    add_index :travels, :user_id


we really should standardize on the position of the toasts.


WTF versioning?
You can use other names eg. Version. But don't use such a strange word.


is there a better way of getting the `base_url`?


@WebSpider The more i think about this, the more i prefer to just add the files to the SickRage repo itself.
Its an impossible task to fix all the installers out there, and i already see the issues opened "where are my nzbtomedia files.?` :(
Also adding it to the installer will only fix it for new installations not the already installed setups...


@Darkyenus Do you have an ib example you could add to roboscala-samples?


I recommend you to use some readable names. eg. `downloading` here.


Maybe some git version incompatibility? Strange!


I don't know, the only git I have gives me "3139" for example, so it should work. Since gradle debug tools suck, I will force this in a commit for the time being, revert it if you want (i kinda need to be able to work on this ;))


Do you really want olive oil?


you might also want to rebump the LICENSE.md


Random.nextInt() is not safe. It may be repeated. Use UUID.randomUUID() or an counter here.


Thanks Trinity Core for Con Speed Atory provide npc.

Не пришлось лезть на вовхед и сравнивать.


Actually, it looks like this and similar tests for `expm(Symmetric)` have no effect, because general-case `expm!(A)` itself uses `expm(Symmetric)` if `A` is Hermitian. Perhaps, `method=:auto/:higham` kw arg should be added to general-case `expm()` and `expm!()` to allow switching off symmetric path. It should be also useful for real-life applications.


Thanks!


Какая то стремная иконка :Z


Have you think to add:

/* send RTSP OPTIONS request */
/* send RTSP DESCRIPTION request */
/* send RTSP PLAY request */
/* send RTSP TEARDOWN request */
/* send RTSP STOP request */ to CocoaAsyncSocket ?


Hmm.  Does anything in the Berkeley curriculum depend on these blocks in Sensing?  Also, what's your thinking on the (to me) backward inputs to ASK?  If anything I'd expect ASK (obj) FOR (expr).

To me it's clear that TELL belongs in Control.  You could make a case for ASK in Sensing, but we wanted to keep them together.


@rolandjitsu it is not. See the issue https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/3992, it was labeled to alpha38 milestone.


@TheRaspPie Nope, weird diff.


@soulfrost If you have a better way to do something show them what is wrong. No need to insult someone. We have seen your work. No one insulted you.


Ok, here's the fix I used: aa560f8

```
$ sudo make -C tools/depends/target/ejdb PREFIX=/usr/local
...
Install the project...
-- Install configuration: "RelWithDebInfo"
-- Installing: /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/libejdb.pc
-- Installing: /usr/local/lib/libejdb-1.a
-- Up-to-date: /usr/local/include/ejdb/tcutil.h
...
```

Here's `/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/libejdb.pc`:
```
prefix=/usr/local
exec_prefix=${prefix}/bin
libdir=${prefix}/lib
includedir=${prefix}/include/ejdb

Name: ejdb
Description: Embedded JSON database library (EJDB)
URL: http://ejdb.org
Version: 1.2.10
Libs: -L${libdir} -lejdb-1
Cflags: -I${includedir}
```

for whatever reason, it's not appending "`x86_64-linux-gnu`" anymore. and the best part is...

```
LD      kodi.bin
-----------------------
Kodi built successfully
-----------------------
```

thanks for helping me figure this out!


The cause of error is introduced at ed29c29 (instead of this commit I'm commenting).
I guess you've just fixed flake8 errors by following two commits.
Please check the change ed29c29.


Since I cannot test this, it would be better if you were the one to send a PR for this. An easy fix seems to use the following function:
```python
def CheckOutput( args ):
  return subprocess.Popen( args, stdout=subprocess.PIPE ).communicate()[0]
```
instead of `subprocess.check_output`.


In Python declareer je de classes beter als:

    class Vectorizer:
        def __init__(self):
            pass

dus zonder haakjes :)


In grouped mode modules should be sorted alphabetically within their group. Because of this I think naming the first mode "combined" makes more sense than "alphabetically".


cf. https://github.com/sjl/not-my-Thesis-but-someone-elses-im-proofreading/commit/a9fc71c34ac29610e1610976d0aa1bda8f3be553#commitcomment-13120491


@ericmartinezr looks like it, thanks.


hello why would u do tht


c f df dsfdfd dsf d


So ultimate


True. Part of my methodology for my coding when starting was to make it more 'readable' to myself and others. I mainly got in the habit of doing that to make sure I could easily follow the process.


Thanks!

https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/commit/e99a4b152f7993d1f8100343eadce3e44859dfe4


@RandomAltThingy Hey, mornin, heh. I just wanted to say that if you're using Netbeans like I am, make sure that you're using only tabs, by doing this: http://stackoverflow.com/a/3484499

I prefer tabs to spaces; makes moving around code easier and it makes file sizes smaller too.


I spent a while playing around with this, I *really* can't find a better solution. It vexes me. I guess the extra query shouldn't really effect speed on most usages of this plugin.


Bedankt! Dat was omdat ik nog aan het twijfelen om deze klasse van Pipeline te laten inheriten... Wat denk je?

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Good point. I have tested it in terminal emulator, so it run. I have to
modify it.

2015-09-12 15:51 GMT+02:00 Sebastian Jennen <notifications@github.com>:

> ok, when on cli we should use qcoreapplication (super class of
> qapplication).
> This one does not need a xserver to run.
> Maybe we could make gApplication a QCoreApplication
> in GUI mode we create it as a QApplication and cast it, when necessary?
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@RandomAltThingy Also, note that when you return false in the execute() methods, that it sends the command sender the usage message; meaning that if you want to send them the usage, you dont have to use $sender->sendMessage(<usage here>) and return false right after.
Returning false is just enough for that. :)


Good to see this being put to use! I used LiquidSmooth KitKat as a base for it, so credits to them as well.


Why can't you have multiple instances of a module each with different pre-defines?


Congrats :-)


The word "on" should be removed from the end of line 228.


Kan zeker, ja. Nu herhaal je toch wel erg veel code.


My assumption was to use colorable console on all system except windows
(#ifnotdef WIN32)

Your idea to wrap coloris is very good. Put this function into cHeadless
class. We just new few colors and bold style.

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> looks nice with progress bar,
> maybe you can detect colorable consoles (linux / osx?) and give it some
> more color?
>
> Consoles use the ANSI escape sequence for colors:
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code
>
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Helpful tip .... Change your password


If you just want to score this for outposts,
you are missing a pair of brackets  {    }

if (   relative_rank(Us, s) >= RANK_4
                && !(pos.pieces(Them, PAWN) & pawn_attack_span(Us, s)))
{
                 score += Outpost[Pt == BISHOP][!!(ei.attackedBy[Us][PAWN] & s)];
                 if (ei.pi->centerBinds[Us] & s)
                     score += OutpostOnCenterbind;
}


it's mapping function and i forget both return and semicolons... lol


Style guidelines for CoreFx say to put blank lines between different top-level groups:

```c#
using Microsoft.Win32.SafeHandles;
```


exact, thanks @SkyFire i'm not stupid, it's temporary for push the first cmsg_player_enter_vehicle! I'm not a big developper, if you have a best solution, you can contribute !


could be just by type?


:dancers:


style:  braces should surround if clauses:

```c#
+                    if (outContext._EffectiveCredential != null)
+                        outContext._EffectiveCredential.DangerousRelease();
```


Nice! Looks like we can save som more cycles by checking slave->searching  before acquiring lock for can_join. Profiling [this patch](https://github.com/haslestad/Stockfish/commit/70ca78fd3727ee05ae07aff7505cb94c33993af1) on your fork reduces time spent in spinlock.acquire() from 0.2% to 0.13%. Don't know if that is a noticable speedup.


style: braces around "if" clauses.  There are probably more instances of this that need fixing.


Hallo Jörg, solche Änderungen sind "mal zwischendurch" sind nicht gut. Wir hatten darüber nicht gesprochen, du hast nicht explizit etwas dazu gesagt, das Ticket und der PR suggerieren etwas ganz anderes, also erwarte ich das hier auch nicht.

Die Implementation funktioniert so nicht, da die UoW nicht committet wird. Persistente Änderungen sollte außerdem immer in einer Operation passieren. Eine Ebene löschen ist eine heftige Sache und sollte eine Sicherheitsabfrage bekommen. Es gibt einiges zu beachten.

Du wolltest sicher die Icons einbauen, wenn sie denn schon funktionieren :) Das ist auch gut aber dann sag bitte was, wenn du dich "abseits" bewegst.


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: master [Build 23](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=596&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_Master&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed Build time: 01:33:30


May want to check that these still work on 0.3 (or bump the julia requirement)


This may not ever be needed. It doesn't appear that compileMode can be overridden in any circumstance.


this line of code breaks the "Help" button on the fourth Top Hat menu


Ok I'll cosider it. Thanks


Yep good catch, changed.


Everything was good on my 0.3

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ticket:1 for #1


Maybe we can do this with the ng-enter directive? that would be more angular-like.

https://gist.github.com/EpokK/5884263


Thank you


just revent handler struct back man....


Hey just to make you aware if you add the 'tshirt_picked_up' field to 'list_display' and 'list_filter' in RoboUserAdmin you can filter on some useful cases such as users who have not received their t-shirt this year by filtering on tshirt_picked_up and date joined or whatever permutation you want.


Why is -quick exclusive of the -fly and -simulator command line options?


@jakobandersen This change cause https://travis-ci.org/sphinx-doc/sphinx/jobs/79000718 test failure.

For example.

    /home/travis/build/sphinx-doc/sphinx/tests/build/root/markup.txt:394: WARNING: u'any' reference target not found: n::Array

it means
```
* `n::Array`
```
in the [tests/root/markup.txt:394](https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx/blob/ed29c298a66df9e1293484b9f0dd60a25cac52fe/tests/root/markup.txt#L394) couldn't resolve reference to
```
.. cpp:class:: n::Array<T,d>
```
in the [tests/root/objects.txt:194](https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx/blob/ed29c298a66df9e1293484b9f0dd60a25cac52fe/tests/root/objects.txt#L194)


Fantastic! Having the templates/plugins installed within Luarocks is a huge win :)


@wsnipex: on OSX, this needs to be `sed -i '' ...` (extra empty-string parameter). how can i special-case this on OSX?


Writing the "quick_start" file here means that if I switch profiles during the Tophat startup, that it becomes unsynchronized.


`frozenPlayers`?


guys pay better attention when doing the merges! @tremainebuchanan and @nick22891


fixes #5


Nice! Cross-reference tags is another awesome feature


Is this ever thrown? I thought this is only thrown when two locations in different worlds are compared, something which can not happen (See line 38).


Note: you could define the template if you pass a configured Email object as the second parameter, the new template param is not needed.


Should also continue if the player is admin.


I think `setFrozen(true)` would be better here.


This should be `TFM_Util.adminAction(sender.getName(), [...]);`


Doesn't Django 1.8 do migrations for us?


:+1: massive improvement


Please change this to "There are no nearby players".


also: FML - OSX doesn't even install the .pc file. does this mean I'm back to using `AC_CHECK_LIB` and `AC_CHECK_HEADERS` on OSX?


Any reason why `location.distanceSquared()` wasn't used instead?


@RandomAltThingy Copy that! :)


That's what I just wanted to do, thanks! @RandomAltThingy


:tada:


@RandomAltThingy And no need to create custom item manager because we won't supports mods anymore.


@davidfestal It happens when I run the quick fix in a dirty editor.


@DefinitlyEvil Nice


aha


as example - mine code for 5.4.1
```c++

            static MovementStatusElements const accessoryGuid[] =
            {
                MSEExtraInt8,

                MSEHasGuidByte3,
                MSEHasGuidByte6,
                MSEHasGuidByte7,
                MSEHasGuidByte5,
                MSEHasGuidByte1,
                MSEHasGuidByte4,
                MSEHasGuidByte0,
                MSEHasGuidByte2,

                MSEGuidByte3,
                MSEGuidByte7,
                MSEGuidByte5,
                MSEGuidByte1,
                MSEGuidByte6,
                MSEGuidByte4,
                MSEGuidByte0,
                MSEGuidByte2,
            };

            Movement::ExtraMovementStatusElement extra(accessoryGuid);
            MovementInfo movementInfo;
            ReadMovementInfo(recvData, &movementInfo, &extra);
            vehicle_base->m_movementInfo = movementInfo;

            uint64 accessory = extra.Data.guid;
            int8 seatId = extra.Data.byteData;

```

this is in handler ( this was here before u delete this =/ )

+

this in movementStructures

```c++
MovementStatusElements ChangeSeatsOnControlledVehicle[] =
{
    MSEPositionX, // + 52)
    MSEPositionY, // + 56)
    MSEExtraInt8, // sub_40EF7D(*(v2 + 16)); - seatId
    MSEPositionZ, // + 60)
    MSEHasGuidByte5, // + 37
    MSEHasFallData, //  + 156));
    MSEHasGuidByte3, //  + 35)
    MSEExtraElement, // 3, //  + 27)
    MSEHasGuidByte4, //  + 36)
    MSEExtraElement, // 6, //  + 30)
    MSEHasNotVerifiedInt, //+ 184)
    MSEHasGuidByte2, //  + 34)
    MSEExtraElement, // 7, // + 31)
    MSEExtraElement, // 5, // + 29)
    MSEHasGuidByte6, // + 38)
    MSESkipNotVerifiedBit, // + 165));
    MSEExtraElement, // 1, // + 25)
    MSEHasOrientation, // sub_65DA9D(v6);
    MSEExtraElement, // 4, // + 28)
    MSEHasMovementFlags2,	// + 44)
    MSERemoveForcesSize, // + 168)
    MSEHasMovementFlags, // + 40)
    MSEHasTransportData, //  120));
    MSEHasNotVerifiedInt1, // 48)
    MSEHasGuidByte0, // + 32)
    MSEExtraElement, // 0, // + 24)
    MSESkipNotVerifiedBit, // + 188));
    MSESkipNotVerifiedBit, // + 164));
    MSEHasGuidByte1, // + 33)
    MSEHasGuidByte7, // + 39)
    MSEHasSplineElevation, // sub_65DA9D(v9);
    MSEExtraElement, // 2, //  + 26)
    MSEHasPitch, // sub_65DA9D(v12);

    MSEHasTransportGuidByte4, // + 76)
    MSEHasTransportTime3, // + 116));
    MSEHasTransportGuidByte6, // + 78)
    MSEHasTransportGuidByte2, // + 74)
    MSEHasTransportGuidByte0, // + 72)
    MSEHasTransportGuidByte3, // + 75)
    MSEHasTransportGuidByte7, // + 79)
    MSEHasTransportTime2, //  + 108));
    MSEHasTransportGuidByte1, // + 73)
    MSEHasTransportGuidByte5, // + 77)

    MSEHasFallDirection, // sub_65DA9D(*(v2 + 152));
    MSEMovementFlags2, // + 44), v45);
    MSEMovementFlags,	 // + 40), v45);
    MSEGuidByte3, // if ( *(v2 + 35) )
    MSEGuidByte0, // if ( *(v2 + 32) )
    MSEGuidByte2, // if ( *(v2 + 34) )
    MSEExtraElement, // 3, // if ( *(v2 + 27) )
    MSEExtraElement, // 7, // if ( *(v2 + 31) )
    MSEExtraElement, // 5, // if ( *(v2 + 29) )
    MSEGuidByte1, // if ( *(v2 + 33) )
    MSEGuidByte7, // if ( *(v2 + 39) )
    MSEGuidByte5, // if ( *(v2 + 37) )
    MSEExtraElement, // 1, // if ( *(v2 + 25) )
    MSEExtraElement, // 6, // if ( *(v2 + 30) )
    MSEExtraElement, // 4, // if ( *(v2 + 28) )
    MSEExtraElement, // 0, // if ( *(v2 + 24) )
    MSEExtraElement, // 2, // if ( *(v2 + 26) )
    MSERemoveForcesIDs, // + 172) + 4 * i));
    MSEGuidByte4, // if ( *(v2 + 36) )
    MSEGuidByte6, // if ( *(v2 + 38) )

    MSETransportGuidByte1,
    MSETransportGuidByte7,
    MSETransportGuidByte2,
    MSETransportPositionY, // + 84)
    MSETransportGuidByte5,
    MSETransportGuidByte3,
    MSETransportPositionX, //  + 80)
    MSETransportSeat, // + 96));
    MSETransportGuidByte0,
    MSETransportGuidByte4,
    MSETransportPrevTime, // + 108
    MSETransportTime, // + 100));
    MSETransportPositionZ, // + 88)
    MSETransportVehicleId, // + 116
    MSETransportOrientation, // + 92)
    MSETransportGuidByte6,

    MSEFallTime, // + 132));
    MSESkipNotVerifiedFloat, // sub_40F03D(*(v2 + 148)); MSEFallSinAngle or MSEFallCosAngle or MSEFallHorizontalSpeed
    MSESkipNotVerifiedFloat, // sub_40F03D(*(v2 + 140)); MSEFallSinAngle or MSEFallCosAngle or MSEFallHorizontalSpeed
    MSESkipNotVerifiedFloat, // sub_40F03D(*(v2 + 144)); MSEFallSinAngle or MSEFallCosAngle or MSEFallHorizontalSpeed
    MSEJumpVelocity, // + 136)

    MSENotVerifiedInt, // + 184)
    MSESplineElevation,
    MSENotVerifiedInt1, // + 48)
    MSEOrientation,
    MSEPitch, // + 160)

    MSEEnd
};
```

fields which u put at handler - guid bits/butes + byte - vehSeat should be as Extra field in movementStructures - MSEExtraElement


@Montellese: I've added libejdb.lib to the project, and Kodi compiles and links fine.

However, when I try to run Kodi, I get this error:

```
The program can't start because libejdb.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.
```

Why is it trying to locate libejdb.dll? It should be using the static `.lib`. Is there a way to fix this? Or should I provide libejdb.dll?


Cool, thanks


good idea. don't know why we weren't thinking about that before!


@haslestad, yes I can see that would avoid some reasonable number of acquire/release.
does it give any speedup when you run bench?


Ok, this can be done!


이쁘게 잘 봤습니다


i know the structure, for guid, it's not a problem,  but the unkfloat, unkuint8, unkuint32 it's the big shit for me !


А как определить, когда нужно исползовать hr, а когда границы? Или просто hr "немодный"?


@JBYoshi I did plan on having an item specific one, just haven't gotten around to writing the abstraction layer for it.


the file name does not match its function.  Your text editor property allows for any parameter to be passed.  But the file suggests it only applies to quick start.


Very happy to see that you found a solution.
Another feather to your hat !

Before trying any kind of tuning, or even committing this,
I think that inserting a "else {" at line 798 is worth a try,


Is this test really testing anything? The `try-catch` block will suppress the test error even if it is executed.


换行符。


Fixed


the problem that I see with this change is that it's going to adjust the values before to, so the edge values are not going to be the expected ones


OK. I guess the segfault will still cause a failure but the `@test false` seems redundant.


Ubuntu 10.04 was removed not because it no longer convergences, but because it's not a supported platform by Canonical or Chef anymore.  The goal with these changes were to bring the testing framework for the cookbook up to date not to get it to pass.  There's a huge amount of work that needs to get done on the coobook.  This was simply housekeeping as I moved cookbooks from opscode-cookbooks to chef-cookbooks.


any way to add more space to system partition?


Yes we had. Watch /proc/kmsg when booting and you might end up seeing wcnss_service dies. If that's the case, you are missing some WiFi files/symlinks


test note #2


test note #3


Should you use the $host variable here by any chance?


Indeed! :+1: 506341d


Good point, fixed.


the change breaks the Help menu function (4th menu)


i wonder if this dump code should go into TypeHelper?


MSEExtraInt8,
MSEPositionY,
MSEPositionZ,
MSEPositionX,

MSEExtraElement,
MSEExtraElement,
auto bit32 = !recvData.ReadBit();
MSEHasGuidByte6,
MSEHasGuidByte0,
MSEHasGuidByte2,
MSEExtraElement,
MSEHasGuidByte7,
MSEHasGuidByte1,
MSEExtraElement,
MSEExtraElement,
auto hasTransport = recvData.ReadBit();
auto bit28 = !recvData.ReadBit();
MSEExtraElement,
MSEExtraElement,
MSEHasGuidByte4,
uint32 unkcounter = recvData.ReadBits(22);
MSEExtraElement,

auto unkBit0 = !recvData.ReadBit();
MSEHasGuidByte5,
auto bit172 = recvData.ReadBit();
auto bit148 = recvData.ReadBit();
auto unkBit1 = !recvData.ReadBit();
auto bit140 = recvData.ReadBit();
auto bit24 = !recvData.ReadBit();
auto bit168 = !recvData.ReadBit();
auto bit149 = recvData.ReadBit();
MSEHasGuidByte3,
auto unkBit2 = !recvData.ReadBit();

MSEHasTransportGuidByte6,
MSEHasTransportGuidByte0,
MSEHasTransportGuidByte3,
MSEHasTransportGuidByte7,
auto bit92 = recvData.ReadBit();
auto bit100 = recvData.ReadBit();
MSEHasTransportGuidByte4,
MSEHasTransportGuidByte1,
MSEHasTransportGuidByte2,
MSEHasTransportGuidByte5,

if (bit24)
	recvData.ReadBits(30);

if (bit28)
	recvData.ReadBits(13);

auto bit136 = false;
if (bit140)
	bit136 = recvData.ReadBit();

recvData.read_skip(sizeof(uint32) * unkcounter);

MSEGuidByte6,
MSEExtraElement,
MSEGuidByte2,
MSEGuidByte5,
MSEExtraElement,
MSEExtraElement,
MSEGuidByte3,
MSEGuidByte7,
MSEExtraElement,
MSEExtraElement,
MSEExtraElement,
MSEGuidByte4,
MSEGuidByte1,
MSEExtraElement,
MSEExtraElement,
MSEGuidByte0,

if (bit168)
	recvData.read_skip<uint32>();

if (bit140)
{
	recvData.read_skip<float>();

    if (bit136)
    {
		recvData.read_skip<float>();
		recvData.read_skip<float>();
		recvData.read_skip<float>();
    }
	recvData.read_skip<uint32>();
}

recvData.read_skip<uint32>();
MSETransportGuidByte6,
recvData.read_skip<float>();
MSETransportGuidByte4,
MSETransportGuidByte7,
recvData.read_skip<float>();
MSETransportGuidByte5,
recvData.read_skip<uint8>();
recvData.read_skip<float>();

if (bit100)
	recvData.read_skip<uint32>();

MSETransportGuidByte1,
MSETransportGuidByte2,
MSETransportGuidByte0,

if (bit92)
	recvData.read_skip<uint32>();

recvData.read_skip<float>();
MSETransportGuidByte3,

if (unkBit0)
	recvData.read_skip<float>();

if (unkBit1)
	recvData.read_skip<float>();

if (unkBit2)
	recvData.read_skip<float>();

if (bit32)
	recvData.read_skip<uint32>();


field label should be sentence case


fixing this issue


Unused?


We decided not to do this as nightly.inexor.org redirects you to adrive.com anyways. So that's pretty much obvious to anyone doing a little research.


Why not add "Helptext" for this property so the user knows what it does and what he can type?


warning is a dict here...shouldn't you use `warning['*']` (for formatversion=1)?


Merged here right now


why mutually exclusive of sim and fly arguments?


send me full handle from ida and i'll make right field names ( i dont have 548 idb )


we probably want to promote to float for each vector literal element


Ups, I didn't realise other tests used the domain, it should be fixed now.


shoud also update command line help in XCSoar.cpp with new option


As I understand it, the filtered function goes through each element of the array and filters them based on what we input as argument; here I put `Boolean` and that makes the function reject the elements that are not thruty. The filter function then creates a new array with the filtered elements.


Chris,

I agree with you.  A stand alone Ruby program worked as expected.  I added the .to_s to pass the RSpec test.  Not sure why it is needed.  Any ideas?

Regards,

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xantage ocami


This will break if additional roles are added (bus captain, test). I would suggest a catch all else to redirect render the user dashboard button instead of treating it as a separate case.


Great observation! Needs to be switched around.


Super :)

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Impressive!


Oops, no end-of-file enter. nice catch!


good selection of sensehat python scripts.


hah, useless, good catch!


Actually, I have it the other way throughout the code, so let's leave it that way.


Snap camera crashes about half a sec after launch. (using t0lte/l900) here is my stack trace of the crash http://hastebin.com/hacewoyotu.coffee reverting back to camera2 for now.


This implementation of upload() is incorrect;
As documented upload() takes any number of positional parameters: The first parameter is the destination path, the rest of the parameters are source paths.

By adding the additional nightly parameter, you just changed the first positional parameter to be a source parameter to!

upload_apidoc() passes "/" as the destination. Hence this code is now uploading "/".

There are two ways to fix this:
* Get rid of the nightly param and change the invocations to use a sensible sub directory
* If you really want to prefix the path, then extract the first argument (`dest="$1"; shift`) and prefix with the desired subdirectory `...drive.com "/nightly/$dest" "$@"`. Note the use of absolute paths here.


i like this very much but i'm wondering if we don't want to do an infix or postfix version. So instead of

```
((boolean)>((int)y)((int)x))
```

for `y > x`, maybe we try linearizing it to show types and also promotions as promotion often results in a runtime operation or at least code gen element. Maybe something like:

```
y:int
x:int
> : boolean
```

For `1.2 + 1` and `((float)+((float)1.2)((float)1))`, we could do:

```
1.2:float
1:int => float
+ : float
```

what do you think?


hello the Database directory needs to set in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Arma 2 Operation Arrowhead
in the Operation Arrowhead directory.... to load correctly


I like this idea, butI think it would look better if all this info was in one badge, like:

{{completed.length}}/{{todos.length}}


@testcode77 감사합니다. :)


@Fohlen $host has been changed in this commit to redirect to adrive. Would it be semantically correct or incorrect to use the $host variable? (Maybe call it ftphost or something)


I don't really think conf.check step is really necessary given that '-xcode=' flag has been available for at least 10 years and the user base of waf with Sun CC is relatively small.  I recommend just to change the flag to be always '-xcode=pic32' and add this check back if someone complains.

If you intend to keep the check, I would change '-Kpic' to '-KPIC'. As '-KPIC' is equivalent to '-xcode=pic32' while '-Kpic' is equivalent to '-xcode=pic13', which was what we wanted to change in the first place.


s


Good point. Will do.


a


yeah, this watch_idx_t is for an upcoming feature


oops, good catch


Ah, forgot this part. Good catch!


yeah, upcoming feature :)


aa


Good idea, I'm not very sure about the representation at first, making it more explicit will be better i think.


Not without repartitioning.


should be (const TCHAR \*string).  Use **const** wherever it should apply


also helps with code gen understanding


syncing the quick_start file here means that if the user changes the profile used during startup, that the quick_start file will become out of sync.


Please test if it's ok now.


Could you update line 243 to be 'var step = (to - from) / Math.max(length - 1, 1);' to allow a colorRange cardinality of 1?


Nice addition. It didn't even occur to me to support diverging or custom color scales, thanks! I'll give you a chance to update the PR with the one comment I made, otherwise I'll just merge it in and make the tweak myself.


@pfalcon did you intend to leave `time` here?  On my system time is not an executable (built into shell) and this line now fails.


This commit fixes the playlist issue in #163.


It seems this one has the right stuff. Congrats!


Unfortunately, this "fix" just introduces problems, rather than addressing them and makes the tutorial truly confusing and misleading.
Admittedly, the documentation of serialEvent() is pretty bad, but the main point is that the example does NOT demonstrate properly how serialEvent() should be used.

First, serialEvent() is automatically called between successive calls of loop() by the (hidden) main function.
Second, it is only called, if Serial.available() returns nonzero.
Hence, a sample code correctly should NOT call serialEvent() (take out line 31) and the serialEvent() function should not check for whether data is available (because this is done by the caller).
See a discussion of this, e.g., at http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=97362.0


Ok. I did notice the discussion at https://github.com/spf13/viper/pull/43 after posting here. I will also manage with a single conf file for the moment and await support. There is a fork of viper called [confer](https://github.com/jacobstr/confer) that does this but I'd rather use `viper` itself directly once support lands.


Kilka słów wyjaśnienia dotyczących programu zaliczeniowego…

Program ma być krótką prezentacją programu Pracownia Aktywności Obywatelskiej. Składa się on z kilku elementów graficznych i dźwiękowych.  Po kliknięciu lewym przyciskiem myszy w wybraną grafikę (logo Pracowni lub godło jednego z czterech państw Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej) pojawia się tekst, w przypadku kliknięcia w godło – włącza się również muzyka. Kliknięcie prawym przyciskiem myszy wyłącza muzykę i usuwa tekst.

Na początku za pomocą komendy PImage przechowujemy pliki graficzne, które zostaną wykorzystane w dalszym kodzie. PFont pozwala nam również przechować stworzoną czcionkę, która zostanie użyta przy wyświetleniu tekstu.  Minim to biblioteka dźwięków, która pozwoli nam na korzystanie z wybranych utworów.

W pętli setup definiujemy podstawowe parametry, takie jak kolor tła, wielkość okna, ładujemy również pliki graficzne i dźwiękowe (loadImage i minim.loadFile). Tworzymy także czcionkę.

W pętli draw ustalamy w jakim miejscu wyświetlane będą poszczególne grafiki dzięki komendzie image, w nawiasie podając parametry. Dzięki komendzie text określamy to, jaki napis zostanie wyświetlony, dzięki komendzie fill, jaki będzie miał on kolor, textFont przywołuje wybraną przez nas czcionkę, w nawiasie możemy ustalić jej wielkość.

W dalszej kolejności widzimy pętlę if odpowiedzialną za odtworzenie wybranego pliku muzycznego. Za pomocą komend mouseX i mouseY określamy to, w jakim położeniu znajduje się myszka. Jeśli klikniemy lewym przyciskiem myszki (mouseButton == LEFT) w zdefiniowanym przez nas położeniu, zostanie odtworzony przyporządkowany tej czynności dźwięk (song1.play). W przypadku tego programu kliknięcie w godło spowoduje odtworzenie piosenki kojarzonej z odpowiednim krajem.
W dalszej części tej pętli, zbudowanej symetrycznie do części pierwszej, napisana jest komenda, która wyłącza dźwięk przy kliknięciu w grafikę prawym przyciskiem myszy.

Druga z pętli if, napisana niemal w ten sam sposób, odpowiedzialna jest za wyświetlenie tekstu, który związany jest tematycznie z godłem.  Tak więc, podobnie jak w przypadku pierwszej pętli if, kiedy klikniemy lewym przyciskiem myszy w godło, wyświetlony zostanie tekst. Obrazek staje się przyciskiem, który przy jednym kliknięciu zarówno włącza muzykę jak i wyświetla określony w nawiasie tekst.

Program kończy ostatnia z pętli if. Z braku większych umiejętności w zakresie programowania, autorka poradziła sobie z kwestią usuwania napisu w sposób „łopatologiczny” – tj. poprzez zamalowanie go białym prostokątem.  Kiedy klikniemy prawym przyciskiem, tekst zniknie, a na jego miejscu pojawi się biały prostokąt o parametrach (140,240,380,680).


need to update command line help in XCSoar.cpp


Well this looks much better.


Is this the default now?  I think it lets travis use a faster container VM.


lgtm!


@esteele  why are these spans added? because right now they show up in the login popup or when
visiting site/login_form
![login-configs2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/152852/9832685/660a880e-598b-11e5-88c1-4aa37e807381.png)
![login_configs](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/152852/9832684/6609aaec-598b-11e5-8b45-fa1a7708c62b.png)


Tophat field labels should be sentence case


I don't think this is doing what you want.  `1<<(2*8)` =  `1<<16` = 65Kish.  Yeah, i'd say that cap is smaller than that.  But not likely the comparison you're looking for.


See next comment.


I figured that formatting the dict into a string is helpful for debugging (for someone who is familiar with the API) and a bit more future proof.


Yup.  Good catch.


Add HelpText so pilots know what to type in the property


元コミットはこちら
https://github.com/Velmy/EDCB/commit/243d7c62b24535862f3768ad0f9fa4375fb3b034


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: ps-2.4-stable [Build 90](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=605&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_ps24stable&guest=1) is now running


You need also to include .DS_Store in your .gitignore
.DS_Store are hidden folder preferences files on MacOSX and so are also considered "junk".
Use .gitignore to keep your repo clean.


file name is incorrect.  It is storing startup_arguments


There is actually a GC hole in this code: IsEquivalentTo triggers GC and so the object needs to be protected to be valid after it.

Could you please protect the obj in HELPER_METHOD_FRAME like in the other case (protecting object via HELPER_METHOD_FRAME adds next to nothing to the cost of the helper method frame), and also use the flavor of the macro that takes &obj?


great


This doesn't cause warnings, right?


Nice, Please pull it ?


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Yeah we fixed it. Our builds are fully functional now. Everything works ;)


spacing


Test


spacing.


I trust that you thoroughly thought through this logic. ;-)


can't understand


It looks to me like only the last two examples -- both "(defrule my-rule ...)"still have excess noise.  In one case it's these lines, and in the other (the include-book case), a bit more than these:

    ACL2 Error in ( PROGN (WITH-OUTPUT :STACK ...) ...):  PROGN failed!

    ACL2 Error in ( PROGN (WITH-OUTPUT :STACK ...) ...):  See :DOC failure.

In each case, the noise went away when I modified the definition of defsection-fn (books/xdoc/top.lisp) to remove the following line.

              :on error  ;; leave errors on, or you can think forms succeeded when they didn't.

So perhaps a solution is to add a new defsection keyword, :errors-on (say), which is t by default but is nil for the defsection generated by defrule.  Not sure -- I don't use these utilities, so I don't have much intuition -- but seems like a possibility.


Now it doesn't work at all. I forgot to merge your changes. Give me few minutes to fix this.


space between `tcapsrc` and `=`.