These are the two remaining issues that avoid a successful build with a recent version of GCC (one that supports C++11) on Mac OS X. I ran into them when helping cala to get core builds on his system again. There are reasons why I haven't commited any permanent changes, so let me share them with you.

1. The CMake changes are needed because a recent GCC on Mac OS X doesn't know the linker option '-rdynamic', so passing the option results in a linker error. Never passing the option breaks the old behavior, strictly speaking, but that's not really a worry because the old compilers won't work anyway because of the use of C++11. I haven't checked if the recent GCC or Apple's clang need a replacement though, so you're potentially wrecking stack traces (crash logs) with this change on Mac OS X, if they ever worked (and I say potentially because I don't know for sure). But all in all, I believe the change you suggest here is acceptable.

2. The longcall attribute is something that was causing a million warnings, and rightfully so on cala's Intel Mac. It's an option that you'll really need for some PowerPC architectures, so removing that will certainly break those builds! Again, this might no be a real worry: PowerPC Macs are at least 10 years old and probably won't be around any more, and more modern machines (like IBM's Power4/Power5) are hopefully running systems with a linker that is capable of detecting out-of-range calls and generating appropriate code on the fly. That is, if anyone is using such machines in the first place?
But what bothers me a lot more, is that the change is not a fix at all! It's merely hiding a bigger problem. If you look closely, you'll notice that define is inside a block containing this little gem: `defined(BIG_ENDIAN)`. Wait, why is BIG_ENDIAN defined when making an x86_64 build with GCC on Mac OS X? That is simply **wrong**. I believe the reason is this piece of code in [ACE](https://github.com/cmangos/mangos-wotlk/blob/master/dep/ACE_wrappers/ace/Basic_Types.h#L398), where anything they don't know simply ends up as "we'll assume it's big endian". Or at least I'm hoping it's not BYTE_ORDER or a variant being wrong in the lines before that. I'm also not sure why GCC isn't defining any of the architecture defines ACE tests. So in short, I don't know what the best way is to convince ACE to use little endian in this case.
Either way, I suspect there are a few more subtle issues with these builds, because they are using the wrong endianness. And commenting out an unrelated macro will not help you, so personally I vote against that change, even if it's not entirely fair because I'm not suggesting an alternative. Sadly, it's hard to investigate issues on a platform you don't have access to (I have access to Macs at work, but for hopefully obvious reasons I can't just spend a few hours on CMaNGOS development at work).


I'm not a huge fan of `secondary_result` as a property name as it seems to imply that it is always before `final_result` which is not always true.


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no duplicates, looks good


Thanks very much!


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auhhhh... wtf is this.... lots of indentation issues... f*king notepad++...


Well clearly my `git` skills are lacking


LGTM


Let u be unique_ptr<...> or s be shared_ptr<...>, use u.get() or s.get() to retrieve the RAW POINTER managed by the smart pointers.

Under GDB, use *(u.get()) to quickly inspect the elements stored in the underlying data structure, e.g., a deque.


Can you randomize the length of `filtered_value`? I think this is a good idea because it's easier to spot a string of `*` that's more than 1 character in length.

e.g.

```
password=*&foo=bar
vs.
password=*****&foo=bar
```


Hello


I think Virtuoso needs this header.
(oh the question marks were quotation marks, I don't know why they turned out to be qmarks. )


Can't say I'd noticed any problems with non-delivery of mail on live.

I've never got round to have having mail delivery set up on my dev environment.


Nah, use async methods not sync but close


I'm not sure how we should name these files and keep the split between the old schema and new one at the same time. We have to use this branch to perform the migration, so we could either have a new data module for the new schema and merge this branch into master, or check out a second copy of AB on this branch and run from there.
I don't think there will be a need to accept lowlevel files to both databases at the same time.
The last step will be to rename `data_new` (or whatever it's called) to `data` and only connect to the new database


Sure, I will.


Doesn't babel transpile it though?


As far as I can tell from http://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/active_model_basics.html, this is necessary. Correct me if I'm wrong


@tunnckoCore nice catch mate!


Don't! Always through a NPE if null is passed.


still have some indent problems... alright blame text editors not me...


Maybe! I don't know enough about Babel
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Suppose test for `extract: false` is needed (may be reason code coverage descrease)


Hi, just starting to review this whole PR.

This commit isn't related to the rest of the PR so if you wanted to stick it in its own PR I could pull it immediately. Or not, up to you.


Also, probably annotate the spec to explain that intent?


Nunca tinha feito antes, nas proximas melhoro


mas bien ;)


Please work against latest, the platform stuff is all gone now.

static lib? Don't we want a dynamic lib?


Without (my $r = code()) it will return a Positional instead of a Hash


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This should be changed to `0.4s` to make it a bit smoother and in better timing with the sidebar.


This should be `MagicMock(spec=self.plugin._datastore_client)`. Autospec only works when mock knows what you're mocking.


Please leave the closing parens on its own line


I thought they looked better a tad smaller. :(


The spec says "After notifications are enabled, the resulting value-change events won’t be delivered until after the current microtask checkpoint. This allows a developer to set up handlers in the .then handler of the result promise."


I did check this branch and it compiled finely (no warnings nor errors). So "it works" on my system: Mac OS X 10.6.8, Intel CPU, with GCC 4.8.5 and XCode 3.2

However, the validity of the changes here is far beyond my knowledge, so I won't give an opinion on the matter and I'm pretty confident in your skills.


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bash nitpick... `&& \` is the same as just `&&`, same for `||`, so this looks quite odd


I only did that to center them I bit of extra padding would allow them to remain at 6% width


We aren't rolling our own colors and are using [colors.js](https://github.com/Marak/colors.js) which also has the same auto-detection. I personally don't like the auto detection as it uses process.argv. If we move to a stricter cli parser, those options wouldn't be allowed through anyway.


@Jorgesolis1989
Jorge, por favor elimina este método pues para eso está el método isSubmitted(int, String).

Usalo por favor y elimina este.


ahh yes, good spot.


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+1
I'm oriented on the current used pattern like in #setRepositoryEventDispatcher or #setSyncContextFactory.


can be deleted ?


Fixed in the next commit. Please comment on the PR diff instead of the commits, and those comments are hidden if the line discussed gets changed


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it has to be bst = xgb.train(param, dtrain, num_round/25, watchlist, xgb_model=tmpFile );


At the risk of repeating myself, I think it depends on whether you consider `MonthDay` => `LocalDate` a construction or calendrical arithmetic operation.

(And yes, I think perhaps the two type names have slightly different implications about the above.)

I'd be in favour of following the Java 8 design, sure, and actually `atYear()` (or "in year") plus `isValidYear()` is probably a better choice than `InYearLeniently()` and a throwing version, `InYearStrictly()`, since it seems unlikely that any valid use of the latter wouldn't be of the immediate form `try { ...InYearStrictly() } catch (SomethingException) { handle }`.


Ah, OK. Sorry about that.


Hrm, maybe delete this line.


Should we clean up the temp files at teardown ?


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by switching to something like chalk ^^ this complexity would be able to :fire:


That makes sense :) Perhaps just add that as a comment in the code?


Same with this one. By default, let crosstool-ng handle the default for the local tarball directory. It's up to the user if they want to download the source every time or if they want a persistent directory.


same here.


Yes I have a bunch of commits that ended up as root@sc15-depot1. If you know how to switch the author to @hellermf please do, my GitHub-fu was insufficient.
--Matt
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Creating a temporary package sounds fine to me.


Not really clear why this line was included in the commit; are you aware of `git add -p`? Probably worth using that to pick just the relevant lines into your commits.


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@RandomAltThingy That depends on the situation, but hit me with an email and I'll see what I can do: "ifelloffofatree@gmail.com"


@Jorgesolis1989
la volviste a embarrar con este archivo.
No pones cuidado antes de hacer commit y volviste a dejar a una versión anterior este archivo y practicamente eliminaste todo el trabajo que hice ayer en la noche.

Hasta cuando Jorge?

Decision... de ahora en adelante te queda TERMINANTE PROHIBIDO tocar este archivo. Cualquier cambio, por mínimo que sea se lo pides a Christian, a Sebastian o a mi. Y nmosotro con gusto ingresaremos las claves.

PSI: @cgarcia9106 @sebas932


Ick - I hadn't considered the default instance. That will actually represent January 1st. Will add that as a separate test.


Worth dropping a comment to explain why we don't want print to have been called (it's not immediately obvious if you don't know the details of how the plugin works).


I think you are missing the part where you should remove the gossip flag when the dialogue starts.
I think the flag is automatically reset if the creature evades.


Nit, there is no point in loading and probably a better example would always use the var-args version (or the `storage.delete(BlobId)` directly).


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@mlimper did you get this sorted out?  @tfili any ideas?


Added another way to test for the success of adding a new item, using hamcrest Matchers.  See file  src/test/java/io/pivotal/ListOfItemsControllerTest.java


This is a good refactor; :+1:


Will do tommorow, its very late right now. The reason I want help, is because I looked at your packet structure and its different to the ones from @Shoghicp and @PEMapModder.


I legitimately wrote that one in notepad (not ++)


Yes. The sign of variable is key of problem. The correct value was negative.


@Zren  Cc: @sizzlemctwizzle
If you wouldn't mind looking over at [my branch](https://github.com/Martii/OpenUserJS.org/commit/7cf76028b4d2e71cef438fb76534287f3eda006a) I would appreciate it... I'd prefer not to break something that you have previously done... I can't seem to find any negative consequence to reverting this line. If you need it as an upstream OUJS PR I can do that as well but it's technically "not PR ready" until it gets torn apart.


I don't think the host process should have to implement anything. We can add an `enable_debugging()` function to the lib that the host can call if it wants, and keep `dbgp` within the lib, and errors in the lib should return negative (e.g. -EINVAL) values but with no output to stderr.


Simplified in a following commit


Should be

```
"""Test Pod Deletion Hook Failure
       If the datastore remove_profile function returns KeyError, the profile is not in the datastore.
       Issue warning log, but do not fail.
       """
```


Has this been pushed in prod?

```
          <a class="brand" href="/autocross">GGC BMW CCA Autocross</a>
          <div class="nav-collapse collapse">
            <ul class="nav">
              <li class="active"><a href="/autocross">Autocross Home</a></li>
              <li ><a href="classify.php">Car Classifier</a></li>
              <li ><a href="showcars.php">Show all classified cars</a></li>
              <li ><a href="about.php">About</a></li>
                          </ul>
                        ?>
          </div><!--/.nav-collapse -->
```


What's your beef with depending on lodash? NPM download size or resulting bundle size? Maybe `require('lodash/omit');` etc is a better approach with the upcoming maximally flat dependency tree in npm 3 in mind?


Please rename to libtcmu.c :smile:


This seems like a problem.  I understand that `peerDependencies` will no longer automatically be installed in npm 3+, but the package will break unless an `npm` package is resolvable.  We could make it an explicit dependency, risking resolving a different (newer?) version of npm than the user has active, or we could leave it peer dependency and make the user explicitly choose and install a version of the npm package (and add instructions to the readme).  Preference?


Sure, I'll rebase momentarily.

As for the static/shared, the stuff is not loaded on its own, outside of the build. Why did you ask about that?


Woah that ratio! That's awesome :D


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based on above errp discussion, we would now need to get `poke_kernel`'s retval and return it


Thank you!


I think the retry count should be kept at around 10. The process won't die for a long time if the agents can't connect properly.


I usually leave bumping package versions to the person who will publish the module so they can push tags back to github. Not super important here, just a heads up.


Good catch @lpantano, thanks.


I plan to do so for 4 variables, and repeat 5 times. Finally, I'll have 20K iterations, and in each repetition I'll adjust ck values to be proportional to the rates of change in the previous sessions. These variables are highly dependent, and I expect progress over classical tuning.


Yes it does transplie it.


Oh, it was hiding the reply stuff on purpose? I thought that meant I had my micropub config wrong.


Suppose I ought to put this to `parallel` like the rest.


This broke my project as well.

On my local machine I was already using `react-waypoint@1.0.1` so everything was working fine. But when my project was deployed to a test server, the project broke because a fresh `npm install` was performed.

If you are curious, the errors are the following:

```
npm WARN EPEERINVALID react-waypoint@1.0.4 requires a peer of react@^0.14.0 but none was installed.
npm WARN EPEERINVALID react-waypoint@1.0.4 requires a peer of react-dom@^0.14.0 but none was installed.
```

I personally feel that an upgrade from React `0.13.x` to `0.14.x` should be at least a _minor_ bump. However this may still not be enough because if one installs an npm package with the save flag, the package version is prefixed with a [`^` symbol](http://fredkschott.com/post/2014/02/npm-no-longer-defaults-to-tildes/) by default, which means that a minor bump will still break many projects that depend on `react-waypoint@1.0.x`.


check out http://codeyarns.com/2015/05/14/build-types-in-cmake/ we may not need this


Can you progate it to SettingsView.js?

Here:

```javascript
case 204:
							//Clear credentials
							self.widget.reset();
							//TODO: Show sucess notification??
							//Close modal
							self.modal.destroy();
							self.modal = null;
							break;
```


@kevinmarks yeah... I found the syndication icons and stuff really distracting visually. Let me know if you don't like it, I'm happy to try some other things.


Should it be `python -c ```"import gpkit.build; gpkit.build.build_gpkit(); import gpkit.tests; gpkit.tests.run()"```?


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i dont even remeber my SN for whats app

https://github.com/qinwf/awesome-R

^^^

also get macports / irssi or some kind of IRC chat client in you are on mac
http://irc.netsplit.de/channels/details.php?room=%23R&net=freenode

I can show how to use this.  It will be full of people who specialize in what you need :+1:


Let's move the conversation to our private project XDDD


Ok so we can put this back probably.


you can join here over a web client
http://en.irc2go.com/webchat/?net=freenode&room=R


Oh, good plan. I was kinda thinking that I wanted the debug information from build.py ("no solvers found") if it didn't work, but it would be less ambiguous to go straight to tests...


Isn't this doing the same thing that the HomeLayoutList class is doing?


I thought if we wanted to integrate best with large existing programs we'd want libtcmu to be a shared lib, no?


So, I somehow ended up with old code mixed with new code. I redownloaded the source and I'm about to test it.


(or could instruct two separate commands, one to build and one to test -- users installing for the first time might prefer that slower pace anyway)


Fixed.


We can describe building debug vs release in the README.


It's possible, but history would have to be rewritten, which is a big-ole hassle [1]. Since it's in master, you basically have to get everyone to throw away their local repositories and re-checkout from scratch. If it was in a separate branch, it's not as a big a deal though (I rewrite feature branches right before I merge them all the time to squash commits and stuff).

If you're running in your own user account, you can globally change your git config via:
```
git config --global user.name "Matt Heller"
git config --global user.email <whatever email you want to associate with your commits>
```

In a shared account like root, you don't want to make other people commit in your name, so you can change the config on a per-repo basis with
```
git config user.name "Matt Heller"
git config user.email <whatever email you want to associate with your commits>
```

In principle you can choose any email, you just need to associate any secondary emails with your account [2]

It's not a giant deal, but I think it'd be nice to make things pretty now that all of it is public and we're gonna be inviting people to start combing through all the code. If you'd like, once you're done with the czmq+deb branch you're working on, I can document/log how the cleaning is done.

[1] http://paul.stadig.name/2010/12/thou-shalt-not-lie-git-rebase-ammend.html
[2] https://help.github.com/articles/adding-an-email-address-to-your-github-account/


win 10 ignored ?:D


@opyate that's interesting. Are you willing to open an issue for this? I think an issue will give us a place to discuss and document this?


Cái này là chạy ok rồi phải ko?


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Consider a bigger application with its own log system: log files, rotation, levels, paths, redirection etc. Suppressing or dumping information to stderr/stdout is not useful in such a system.

Specifically, in my system, these C-style calls are routed to the main C++-style log subsystem with an appropriate path and severity.


My apologies @aashtonk-stoneware. I'll admit to being green when it comes to npm and node in general, so forking seems like a good idea.


done.


This was the bugfix.


Cuz RINGS ARE RAD!


These were the reversions so the asynchronous methodology works.


CUZ RINGS ARE RAD!


@sankalpk
This is failing.

```
Spree::PromotionHandler::Coupon.whitelisted_ransackable_attributes
NoMethodError: undefined method `whitelisted_ransackable_attributes' for Spree::PromotionHandler::Coupon:Class
```


Works for me. Although it works without this patch as well.


Not sure why, but openstack requirements bot translates posix_ipc in global-requirements.txt
https://github.com/openstack/requirements/blob/stable/kilo/global-requirements.txt#L97
to posix-ipc in project's requirements.txt
https://github.com/openstack/keystone/blob/stable/kilo/requirements.txt#L36
End results is that pymod2pkg maps posix-ipc -> python-posix-ipc


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OK I was looking on the class HomeLayoutList and I see that is almost the same thing but there are more things that are been use here. the collection of floors make the HomeLayoutPlanMap but we need more information about each floor that is been set for the clean sweep .  You can refactor this class adding more functionality in the HomeLayoutList or you can just keep this one. Let me know what do you think ?
HomeLayoutPlanMap will look better as class name for this.


The method of `forEachOfSeries` is [loosely documented](/caolan/async/blob/a7534f6be33734dc9424985665437b2f80709cd1/README.md#forEachOf) on *async* but is needed to maintain FIFO processing to ensure the natural order of the flags... otherwise sometimes they aren't creation date ordered.


@mattn  `vim $TOVIMTMP < /dev/tty > /dev/tty`
出力先は/dev/ttyでいいのでしょうか？


Yeah, that's even better. I'll push that right now.


Aw, my bad. There are one or two additional places that have the same check, if you grep for getNativeArch you should easily find them. Can send patches tomorrow if you don't get to it.


Thought you might of forgotten to submit a PR, spotted it and merge into 1.0.1.

Thanks


Check if `flagged` QSP was done and only do if Admin or up.


please remove the [DNM] in the title


The spacing is still wrong after the formatting changes. Should be 4 spaces...


Omitted `flagged` QSP check since it doesn't need it to view in the Admin Tools.


Fixed.


We still have trailing whitespaces on these files. Since you are onto it, maybe remove them already?

Otherwise LGTM


Nice!


Placeholder for the reason a script/user gets flagged.


Just to relay a comment that I've received from @xranby: he suggested we use Animator instead of FPSAnimator. There's a patch here: https://github.com/gohai/processing/commit/0e2ee207dc05cc5cb85ae3dc93f3147f8aba4ba8

(Just want to throw this out for consideration, really don't know enough about the specifics here to have an opinion ;)


Xie Xiexingguo instead of xiexingguo ?


Condense the spacing in between the list objects and eliminate the bullet.


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Interesting, I needed to parse tagged nans explicitly because strtod was always returning quiet nans, not signaling nans. Did you not have this problem?


Do we expect other users of these definitions? Otherwise I'd prefer moving them to the beginning of AP_Arming.cpp so to reduce their scope and don't trigger compilation unnecessarily when they change.


using GET of course…


Ultra-minor nit.  This line now exceeds 80 characters.


Weiq Ian ? (the signed-off-by suggests that)


Nope. Still doesn't work... :confused:


shawn can be removed so that it matches all variations


Humn... Shouldn't the ifdef be elsewhere, so the users of these boards don't set the ARMING_CHECK_VOLTAGE in checks_to_perform?


.mailmap should be
Ji Chen <insomnia@139.com>
 as shown in the signed off by


As in the previous commit, IMO these should be "private to the .cpp file".


Have you tried wrapping the `<property>` in a [`<min>`](http://jsbsim.sourceforge.net/JSBSim/classJSBSim_1_1FGFunction.html) block to limit the value from the property? Otherwise the values produced by the function might get weird when you're a couple of feet in the air.

Is it that you solved this problem using `<interpolation>` in `Models/Effects/skis/skis.xml`? Note that `<asin>` returns values in radians, so you would have to wrap it in a [`<todegrees>`](http://jsbsim.sourceforge.net/JSBSim/classJSBSim_1_1FGFunction.html) block if you need degrees.


:point_right: https://github.com/nfarina/calloutview/pull/93


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I'd suggest putting this endpoint under an "/admin" context, to make clear the intent that these config values could contain sensitive info that the average user shouldn't access.


Suggest `Evented` a more appropriate name for the class, as instances are not Events as such, rather objects capable of dispatching events.


I think that ternary operator would be better here:

```rb
def week_frequency
  parity == :both ? 1 : 2
end
```


Here are the current test routes:
* [http://localhost:8080/users/%E3%83%86%E3%82%B9%E3%83%88](http://localhost:8080/users/%E3%83%86%E3%82%B9%E3%83%88)
* [http://localhost:8080/users/%E3%83%86%E3%82%B9%E3%83%88/scripts?flagged=true](http://localhost:8080/users/%E3%83%86%E3%82%B9%E3%83%88/scripts?flagged=true)
* [http://localhost:8080/scripts/%E3%83%86%E3%82%B9%E3%83%88/RFC_2606%C2%A73_-_Hello,_World!](http://localhost:8080/scripts/%E3%83%86%E3%82%B9%E3%83%88/RFC_2606%C2%A73_-_Hello,_World!)
* [http://localhost:8080/users?flagged=true](http://localhost:8080/users?flagged=true)
* [http://localhost:8080/?flagged=true](http://localhost:8080/?flagged=true)
* [http://localhost:8080/?library=true&flagged=true](http://localhost:8080/?library=true&flagged=true)

These could change depending on dev activity.


I can't find **jepst79@gmail.com** , in which commit does it show ?


needs to also enable asserts

@abma does this justify a Travis build type? (debug build with no debug info)


Ah, yeah, probably worth it. It's a bit funny in that everything in data-info is sort of that way, but may as well be explicit. Note also that sensitive info is in general masked (irods user/password info, mostly, with this).


Does this apply to readValue as well? Should you be able to register in .then and still get the event?


Thanks for the help! Nope, it's me messing around with C++ for the first time after using C for performance for a few of our problems.

I appreciate the Makefile help.

Cheers!


Do you want to fix the code snippet in `storage.signUrl` in this PR?


Please use do…end for multiline blocks. Only exception is when you call a method on the result of the block (to avoid ugly `end.foo`).


in which commit does this show ? I suspect **bandrus** really is **Brian Andrus <bandrus@redhat.com>**


Oh, I see what you mean. Indeed, shipping a `.so` file is possible.

However, the large C++ applications I have worked with build their entire world of dependencies from scratch to avoid API/ABI issues (imagine mixing compiler versions that ship different STL versions). As such, producing a static lib is perfectly fine and simplifies binary distribution a little. (Also, AFAIK, the C ABI on Linux is pretty stable anyway, so building out of the tree should work too).

Case in point, I've added tcmu-runner as a git module and build it together with the hosting app.


This closing <div> has no open tag. Should it have been an open <div> tag?


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Oh, right, the Debug variant would do this.

I generally keep the public symbols in the shipping binaries... but
that's up to you. I'll cut this commit out.


happy to help.  I'm sure someone would call it a shitty make file, but it does the trick.

Also, note by including the libhts.a in the g++ command you statically link it.


this is your integration test. it should pass with `mix test.all` :)


@falkobuttler How do I test the testThatTwoStringsAreInequal ?


I don't see them anywhere. Maybe they were already removed.


@mikehearn are you planning on watering from 0.11.1 soon?


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`/usr/lib` isn't a real directory. It's a symlink to `/usr/lib32` or `/usr/lib64` since gentoo is multiarch. The reason it still exists is because not all build systems respect multiarch library directories. From what I see, you rather want
```
/usr/libexec/${PN}
```
or similar. See http://refspecs.linuxfoundation.org/FHS_3.0/fhs/ch04s07.html
That's also where git stores it's binaries which are not directly executed.


You're right.


Couldn't you say `as = "xml"` and then get the xml doc in one go?


You probably meant to write `Base32 encoding` here.


@Anik1199 @Swapnil133609
looking at the commits you both cherry-picked.
actually it will work for sprout devices with loaded TMD2771 alsps drivers.
though it is still wrong implementation.
i have rewritten pocket_mod already with support for multiple alsps drivers and have stability.


no, this means prereleases of 0.3. `julia 0.3` without the trailing dash means 0.3 release or newer


I was playing with this in my last commit (was a commit-amend locally and didn't realized github duplicated it).... safe to delete


Thank you! I've seen that one fail a bunch too.


Only show the column if there are actual flags. e.g. if a users script list doesn't have any flags don't bother expanding the table column header in the respective view.


I think it matters less for `readValue()` since mostly you'd omit its `.then()` handler if you're going to handle value updates through the events. But https://github.com/WebBluetoothCG/web-bluetooth/issues/175 governs whether you'll get an event if you register in `readValue().then(...)`.


Do you think the snippet bellow (which avoid creating BlobInfo if  not necessary) is an improvment or do
you like the way it is now?

```java
BlobId blobId = BlobId.of("bucket", "blob_name");
Blob blob = Blob.load(blobId);
if (blob == null) {
  BlobInfo blobInfo = BlobInfo.builder(blobId).contentType("text/plain").build();
  storage.create(blobInfo, "Hello, Cloud Storage!".getBytes(UTF_8));
} else {
... same ...
}
```


storage2 ? Were this comes from...
In any case, see my suggestion bellow for a slightly different snippet.


It's currently breaking on using an implicit flow which does not require the secret.

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>
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I'm not 100% sure, it's probably better to start minimal and extend.  My thinking was that `*.foo.com` is very different from `*`, especially if you want `*.foo.com` and  `*.bar.com` in teh same Ingress.


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NOTES:

1. The use of the containers can be further optimized: n1's path can be expressed as hashed nodes (unordered). Then when n2 is discovered by the DFS, we keep pop() n2's stack until we find the pop'd node in n1's hash table. A variation of DFT_ will need to be added.


When we get reasons they will actually be displayed as inline text... in case they are in a different language can use a translator service to read it easily e.g. not in the tooltip or a JSON dump.


Oh, oops. Strangely, the "Linux/nightly" build passed on Travis. Shouldn't it have aborted?


Understood. I'm surprised by the -lhtslib because I didn't see it in the samtools Makefile, though I noticed the same thing in tabixpp.

The thing I was confused by was why it's compiling now without the errors that were all over htslib when I was trying to compile it myself rather than using the htslib.a file. Was that all valid C but not valid C++? I mean, the invalid conversion warnings are still left but at least it's not giving up and dying. It wasn't fun or effective to be rewriting parts of htslib.

Definitely a good enough place to start for modifying the Makefile as I'd need to. If you've got complaints as to how I could do better with general C++ development, I'm all ears as well.

Thanks again.


I was talking about this with @codeanticode previously. How are you going to control the frameRate with bare `Animator?


@bendangelo So..not 3.x friendly code then? ..Good thing I keep both versions on hand.


It's really confusing if we allow any regex and the thing doesn't admit traffic for something simple like *foo*bar.com, currently you'd need to specify whatever.foo.com again and again in the url map. I agree, this is crappy. I should figure out a better way to surface status of the loadbalancer first.


you don't need str() for container. The %s ensures that it will be converted to a string.


is it really OK to leave m.thirdPartyStorage nil?


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It's not really that way, since there are some user checks in the endpoints for permissions, but "/admin" endpoints are meant to be additionally authenticated.
Even though data-info isn't currently doing the extra "admin" authentication, the intent is that the authenticated layer that accesses this endpoint (Donkey) would be doing the extra check before making a request to data-info.


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The framework has a RunAMaster method, I'm not sure why it isn't being used by all these places.


:+1: :smiley:


hey xfurry
yes flag should be removed... (and it will be)
but ... it wont reset after evade (only after death)

I asked many Times ... about adding same options like we have for faction:
```code
TEMPFACTION_NONE                    = 0x00,  // When no flag is used in temporary faction change, faction will be persistent. It will then require manual change back to default/another faction when changed once
TEMPFACTION_RESTORE_RESPAWN         = 0x01,  // Default faction will be restored at respawn
TEMPFACTION_RESTORE_COMBAT_STOP     = 0x02,  // ... at CombatStop() (happens at creature death, at evade or custom scripte among others)
TEMPFACTION_RESTORE_REACH_HOME      = 0x04,  // ... at reaching home in home movement (evade), if not already done at CombatStop()
```
not only for npcflags... but also for
23 SCRIPT_COMMAND_MORPH_TO_ENTRY_OR_MODEL

Maybe you could look at this?


isEqualToString returns a boolean (either TRUE or FALSE). If they are equal, it would return true, if they are not, it returns false.


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as boto3_client


There are slight differences. For ex: in this file most of them have different authorizers. We can still write a common method that takes some arguments.


Code is moving project, but added PR for correction here: https://github.com/aspnet/HttpAbstractions/pull/441


awesome!


Did you muck up your indentation here?


this is what I have-- the test for inequality is not working

 string1 = @"Cheerios";
    string2 = @"Cheerios";

    return [(string1) isEqualToString: (string2)];


Blast from the past


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If you now remove the first two lines, then you are done. string1 and string2 are already provided by the method. You don't want to reassign their values.


E aeee Anderson, tudo de boa? :D Manda um Pull Request disso aê mano :P hehehe


Didn't work for me (hence the PR). It might have been that I have the `libmysqlclient-dev` package installed on my system (which most people probably don't).


In the diff


@RandomAltThingy You do realize that shoghicp allows people to distribute their own versions correct? Look at steadfast (idk if it still exists) its pocketmine before the rewrite continued for people that didnt want to use the new version.


Okay, thank you. I guess I'm having a hard time grasping how the implementation and header file communicate with each other. And I wish I would have known this, it seems much simpler!


libsdl is a pitfall, there are certainly USE flag dependencies missing here. I didn't test which ones exactly, but SDL support for the standalone binary doesn't work when libsdl has been compiled with `USE="-*"`:
```
# /usr/lib64/misc/xscreensaver/fireflies
Can't init display.
```
Also see https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Reviewers/Common_issues#Missing_or_incorrect_USE_flags_dependencies

I can open a bug for that if you want.


This change is unnecessary. It is inferred that the remaining direction is down.


This is overall really complicated by the inconsistency between balancer
implementations.  The less we expose of those diffs, the better we'll be. :(

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wrote:

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> traffic for something simple like *foo*bar.com, currently you'd need to
> specify whatever.foo.com again and again in the url map. I agree, this is
> crappy. I should figure out a better way to surface status of the
> loadbalancer first.
>
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Valid line from diff, no position


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Did anybody yet test if the autoupdater works for v10?
My tests had an issue resulting some kind of "no matching image"-message (did not capture it), despite the fact that it was well present in the manifest.


Do you mean `0.8`?
Because plugin was developed initially with 0.7.

In 0.8 they added breaking change - `ajaxify.variables`


See the second half of [this comment](https://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1224#c4).


Why you dont pull request?


Hey Chris, I think there is something going on with your line ending setting, and every line is the file is marked as deletion/addition. Hard to see the diff :(


`julia 0.3-` means prereleases of 0.3 or newer so it still works, but is falsely claiming to support the very earliest 0.3-pre versions which are from just after 0.2. It's an unfortunately unintuitive notation.


You probably generated the manifest without BROKEN=1 (when the v10 image was still guarded by the BROKEN check).


Reverted as discussed


hey Anton this is bad code


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Hello world!


Travis seems a bit cranky at the moment; I have no idea why

https://github.com/chef-rbenv/ruby_rbenv/blob/master/test/integration/system_ruby/bats/global_ruby.bats#L16

```
 (in test file /tmp/verifier/suites/bats/global_ruby.bats, line 16)
            `[ $(echo "$output" | grep "^$global_ruby$") = "$global_ruby" ]' failed with status 2
          /tmp/bats.23694.src: line 16: [: =: unary operator expected
```


nice


Done!


经济界


Thay là b chứ k pải là a


+ removed unused imports


@chelseaarita These are from a merge, which wasn't properly resolved.


No need to do like this, it's json nice format  and there are some libs could be added e.g

{
    "require": {
        "hellopay/php-sdk": "dev-master",
        "symfony": "*"
    }
}


新增加了文档


자바스크립트로 알고리즘 코드 짜는 거 봐도봐도 신기함;;;


@KevinRamsunder Restructuring the code in this way should work fine, eh?


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hubのzsh補完関数はもうメンテしてないので、公式のを使うのをオススメします :sweat_smile:
https://github.com/github/hub/blob/master/etc/hub.zsh_completion


extra line.


It's one of last used regex-es. To have independent validator need to make manual validation for Integer Arrays too.


fix the indentation.


@Marinofull essa capacitação acabou sendo feita por Adeilson. Não lembro o que ele chegou a utilizar.


そうなんですね、ありがとうございます :bow:


Needs a comment, please.


Yeah, that should probably just ignore the secret if not provided.


I'm not able to make Thursday's class so wanted to submit early but I was stuck on a few things:
-how do I make a box transparent so the background image shows through?
-how do you style hyperlinks?
-how do you style the words in the tagline?
can i go over these in an office hour next weekend? thanks!


Hi @pdurbin,
Thanks for your interest! I was on leave last week. Now it looks like you managed to join already, Gitter shows your profile, so feel free to ask any questions there.
Cheers


@yellows8 All I see if the pixel mess that normally appears when an exploit is launched, but then it goes straight to the fatal error. No debug screen.


이런 식으로 댓글 달 수 있음! 그림도 drag&drop으로 파일 올리면 깃헙에서 알아서 처리해줘ㅋㅋ


I think you forgot to rename this file to "01-Scales.md"


> Oh man this one broke some stuff

Loving the commit message :D


@majeedus @coldwelle @ajbergman @liweilon

Dudes, here's a jar file [must run on campus network]. If it works, you should just need to double click the JAR file, make sure you double click the JAR file sitting on the server desktop, and a "large_chunked_randomStrings.txt" should appear on the server desktop.


@FayneAldan What's the *entire* build commands you're using?(Sounds like my ROP is triggering that)


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Mistyped Jekyll :/


Same command used for the release archive, as shown in the README. If it helps any, I'm using FW 10.1.0-27U on a New 3DS XL.


Are the two reverse proxy fixes going to be back ported into a v16 point release or will they only be included in v17 development / rc / release?


Using kj::str() is redundant in the parameters to KJ_REQUIRE and similar macros; they already let you pass arbitrary arguments which they stringify in a more debugging-useful way than kj::str() does.


Oh, and this should be onClick :)


Are you using the latest themehax_installer built from git too?


Nice :)


To me more specific, you want something like:

    KJ_REQUIRE(pathElements.size() >= 3, "invalid path", file);

On failure this will print something like:

    error: requirement failed: path.Elements.size() >= 3; invalid path; file = "foo"


I'm not sure provided is the right thing to do. You'd have to document that really, really well. They'd end up with class not found exceptions if they don't already have Jackson in their classpath.


Καλωσόρισες @mariakat !
:smile:


Ok.
Was not aware that these files are temporary.


Can you do:
    List<Object> objList = new ArrayList<Object>();
    com.cloudera.recordservice.mr.Schema schema = record.getSchema();
    for (int i = 0; i < schema.getNumColumns(); ++i) {
      objList.add(record.getColumnValue(i));
    }
?


Yeah. I even tried using this commit (the one we're commenting on), but it didn't work either.


Other that the points Malahal found, looks good overall


lolololololol


Thank you, fixed and pushed changes.


Thank you, indented and pushed changes


Uh oh, Disallowing packages: wine1.6


My ROP only triggers fatal-error when loading data from SD fails(like when the file doesn't exist). So you must not have run the latest installer properly.


@yellows8 I expected it to not run perfectly stable. There may not be much reason to actually bother about this much more due to your local changes. They seem to make it better anyway.
Just thought I'd report that.


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Ok, and to be clear, the test can be written even without this commit.


Thank you, fixed indentation and pushed changes.


Because those values should only be used on a round display.


It should only return ```NULL``` if the window ID doesn't exist but we have already done ```m_id_Disassembler = disassembly->GetId();``` so the return of ```NULL```value is not possible. coverity might have been having issues with the possibility of a NULL return value at the function. (ternary operator) so that should be removed since it's already a part of  ```FindWindowById``` and could also satisfy coverity. do you agree, @gregory38 @turtleli  ?


Pay.php gets wrong amount.


That whole issue would resolve itself if the algorithm were simply renamed "brothel" and encoding types ".hep" or ".gon" used randomly. Not a single person could be offended. Well, maybe a couple.

How about "manzier" with ".bwb" instead?

"Can we get some support?" could be their new slogan.


__int32__ iTextId;


extra line.


Why this is needed? Can you use the one in RecordServiceConfig?


Potential security vulnerability. I'd suggest purging the file from git history and doing a fresh rewrite if this is a critical password.


What is this for? seems it is not used anywhere.


Looks like there's type errors though


EOL. @liushuyu Leave an extra blank line if you are using Notepad++.


yeah. reify doesn't work on latest yet. but since tran is changing how latest works, there isn't much point me making it work on the old latest


Ah bai, do a `git pull --rebase=preserve path/to/that/repo -b that-branch-or-ref` next time.


:fu:


Uh..


The 'inputFormatClass' parameter is not used anywhere. Also the type cast is unnecessary.


lowercase?


Hi @nylonee, this wasn't used for anything important. Your concern is appreciated though.


Update the comment - I assume the returned split type is changed?


Looks like this should work fine.


Add a space between // and the following text.


I fixed it, and also added TargetsPermanentPredicate, so you don't need the custom one anymore.


Installer works perfectly fine with the payloads in the release archive..


should be 4 space indent here.


Awesome, thanks @nkbt!


このパスが少し気になりました。
実行環境が違うとき変わりそうですが、大丈夫ですか？
こちらconstant('WEBROOT_DIR')をつかってもよいかなと思いました。
もし大丈夫ならすみません。


Doesn't work because of not-found error for pagination.js.
By running grunt it seems pagination.js isn't placed in the lib folder.


@gregmihalko for future reference, you might want to keep an eye on the hard tab / soft tab situation in the code you're editing. In this case the project uses soft tabs (spaces) and you edited it with hard tabs, so the indentation gets pretty messy as in the lines around here.


This is already fixed in master, gh-pages should always be based on that. I'll rebase it now.


I've had a longstanding issue for this on the countdown.js github project. Is it too late to make the slug "countdownjs" rather than "countdown"? That would be more consistent with the other locations (e.g., Bower).

https://github.com/mckamey/countdownjs/issues/2


Yes you can, didn't know you could do that. thanks.


I can stash some WIP on the latest branch, leaving only the part where RLatest is removed and replaced with RFold over buffer? That should be enough for reify


You *must* use git builds for *both* the installer and theme-payloads. They are incompatible with v1.2.


I'm not sure where they got their info but most of it is wrong


原文: ScalaをJruby上でRailsアプリを作ってみましょう！
訳案: Let's try creating a Rails application on Scala via JRuby!


Cool, thanks. Now to figure out how to get my fork to include the changes to the magefree repository since I forked it :P


Oh, okay. Thanks. Also, you should make some icons for your Homebrew apps, even if it's just text on an image. I wanna be able to easily spot a certain Homebrew app, since I'm used a custom HB launcher that shows the icons in a grid.


Can you make it for Ducky Keyboard sir?


細かいことですが、個々らへんのインデントが気になりました。


原文: 型の高い表現力を持つScalaをJruby上で動かしてみた感想などをお伝えします。
訳案: I will share my impressions of using Scala (with static type checking and expressive syntax) on top of JRuby.


We can just put Bruce's email in the footer and still change that tab into
the wiki

On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 7:06 PM, Brian Murray <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I wonder if the chfirst email address is necessary though. I think having
> 2 email addresses there is confusing.
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>


原文修正案: Scalaを使って Jruby上でRailsアプリを作ってみましょう！


Also, just wanna point out this other problem: https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-homebrew-launcher-with-grid-layout.397527/page-57#post-5731660
I'm not sure if it's fixed, but yeah.


If anyone makes a dedicated themehax_installer icon.png it won't be me.


This is likely a breaking change for a lot of people. Why not do this on a major version bump?


This lastException is not used anywhere.


this won't happen - tempPlanner will never be null.


You should log the error with some useful message like: "Attempt to connect to RecordService Planner at <hostname:port> failed. Trying next one.."


I could probably make the icon. I have an idea, but I need an icon that has a "hack" kinda feel, if you know what I mean. I'll use that icon along with the theme shop icon. ;)


I think you should use Build.planRequest(hostname, port, request). This is more concise and takes care of closing the client at the end.


"Also, just wanna point out this other problem" <- #6


Redundant code.
There is the same definition at line 7.


Assignment 1 (Melempar Meriam Game)/MelemparMeriam.java

LOL :joy:


What if none of the planner host connect? the 'planner' would end up to be null after the loop and you'll get NPE. You should handle that, perhaps throw a reasonable exception and add some useful information to the log.


@cryptoslist Did you have anything to discuss about this commit?


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It still returns an HcatSplit as some of the code later on calls for some of the hcatSplitInfo. However this later code may be able to be stripped out do to record service schemas, etc. I will investigate.


Do you need this? Why not just use `TypeRegistry`?


I'm not gonna change until you remove the center tag


I second that.


Update


ok


This commit fixes https://github.com/eranif/Notebook/issues/3


Why don't consider using PlanUtil.getSplits()?


email.downcase!


I'll look into it, when I initially wrote this code the PlanUtil class did not exist.


I checked page 40 of the book, and the three comments use //-style comments. The "*" characters were probably intended to mark the comments in boldface, but that doesn't work in code-blocks.


Long line.


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This modifies the runtime complexity quite a bit, though it shouldn't be much of an issue since we have so little data to churn through. What's more important is that instead of applying a bandaid what I need is a blanket solution for issues of this kind in the future. To that end I'm attempting to create an array that can be safely used even with reserved keywords. If I don't find a better solution you should see it pop up in the code soon.

Putting all that aside, please make future PRs to the dev branch. It exists for a reason!


@ledvinap
I did what you suggested - mag error is now calculated in earth frame (much simpler math, faster and less memory needed). See 1cdd2579c8f70d42e2dce779a80796200d4b2ddc


I did only have a quick look. First things that jumps in to my eye: Tracking the information if I want to monitor an application as application status seems awkward. Not the application is disabled but the monitring for it is.
Second thin i don't like the way you named the endpoints. Not very resource oriented.


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Why don't use RecordServiceConfig.QUERY_NAME_CONF, TBL_NAME_CONF, etc,


I'm not sure when it got introduced, but clang-3.4 (that you list as dependency in the README) definitely has it.
It seems to be a pretty sensible feature to have, so I would assume it's been there since the first releases of clang-format, but we never know.

Also in clang-format-3.6, there is a -fallback-style that can fallback to any of the preset styles (llvm, google...) if all else fails. This doesn't seem to be in 3.4, so I haven't used it for that pull-request.


Geonode by default creates an admin user,  username 'admin' and password 'geonode'


This fails on Ubuntu 14.04 with message:
"Unable to create ghb.
Internal error. Could not parse UI description.
Invalid object type `GtkFlowBox'"


Not sure why, but I had to reset geoserver permissions here several times to avoid 'permission denied' errors


I'm not sure what this method is doing? seems it creates a planner but then doesn't use it. Comment?


たしかに、以降が「他の箇所の繰り返し」等、どんな出力が表示されるか
想像できるようであれば ... にしても良い気がしますが、
そうでない場合は...はダメそうですね。

例えば、他の ... の箇所と使い方を合わせて

"instruction_ids": [...]
ではなく、
"instruction_ids": [
    {
      "len": 4,
      "type": 1
    },
    ....
    ]

ではどうしょう。


This method is not used.


Didn't seem to have any effect?  Superuser already created during geonode 'python mange.py syncdb' command.


More memory for tomcat


Needs a comment, please.


ありがとうございます。
確かに他の処理を見ると、そのとおりデコードしてますね。見落としていました。
結構箇所がありそうですが、読みやすくなるようデコード処理を加えてみます。


ありがとうございます。
確かに余分な a が加わってました。
削除します。


Should this be `gcc, clang`?


As a last resource, latest nqp has introduced a isrwcont() op for multi method candidate selection.


I see.


@jbeezley I pushed some suggested changes to dataservices in this branch.  I replaced the old ansible way of creating the forecastio layer with the dataqs code, but it took me a bit longer than I expected because I ran into some folder write permission issues.  If you're ok with this approach then there's some additional files that can be removed (roles/dataqs/tasks/forecastio.yml and everything under roles/dataqs/files).


`all that's left of my fiof my fi`... lol, the terminal ate my comment


Great!


Why not use [.editorconfig](http://editorconfig.org/), which is not limited to vim


Remove this.


The user command "show all" will now show all tasks being sorted by:
1) floating, where the floating tasks with dates, will be shown first in order
followed by floating tasks without dates.
[Floating tasks can have "undefined" dates, "undefined" ending times, or both.]

THIS WILL HAPPEN IF the category is indeed "floating", ignoring case, regardless of what the other variables or terms are.

2) deadline
[Deadline tasks have "undefined" starting times".]

THIS WILL HAPPEN IF the category is indeed "deadline", ignoring case, regardless of what the other variables or terms are.

3) others

THIS WILL HAPPEN IF the category is indeed NOT "floating" and NOT "deadline", ignoring case, regardless of what the other variables or terms are.
=====================================
NOTE: If a file is not already sorted, only a valid add, delete or edit(change) command, being executed/carried out by the user, can sort the file in the way explained in the first comment. This means that a command with the first word being "show" or "display", will not do this. Thank you.
=====================================


And this.


It's great news to finally have the Z/C button fixed. However, after cloning this git file to my desktop I couldn't build the mupen64plus (libretro-build-iOS.sh) core for iOS 9 no matter what I did. It kept giving me errors.  I tried for hours.... I tried fetching and everything else possible.... I know I may have missed a step but I gave up. I have an iPhone 6s Plus and I can't wait to get this core running so that I can codesign it and be able to play Donkey Kong 64 without problems. Help is much appreciated.


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Any reason why this needs to be exposed as RecordServiceRecordReader? can you just use RecordReader?


Any reason choosing mapred.RecordServiceInputFormat instead of mapreduce.RecordServiceInputFormat?


````
+							if(EDB_IS_64_BIT) {
+								state.set_register("ecx", len);
+								state.set_register("ebx", addr);
+								state.set_register("edx", perms);
+								state.set_register("eax", syscallnum);
+							} else {
+								state.set_register("ebx", len);
+								state.set_register("ecx", addr);
+								state.set_register("edx", perms);
+								state.set_register("eax", syscallnum);
+							}
````
Why this difference here if in both cases debuggee is 32-bit?


https://github.com/krakjoe/pthreads-polyfill/blob/master/src/Threaded.php#L47

pthreads에서 생성한 스레드에
배열로 되어진 변수를 저장하게되면

왜인지는 모르겠으나, 변경할 수 없는 변수가 되어
한번 저장시 shift 메소드 사용이 불가능해짐,

원래는 배열을 쓰는 코드전체를 바꿔야 하지만,
임시로 json_encode 와 json_decode로 간이패치 '~';


![](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1149870/10505096/822c334e-72c6-11e5-897a-66af34104610.png)
There's my idea for an icon, but others could definitely do better.


lol


Thx for the reference! Looks like this also does what we need (Managing credentials in a central repository for different private keys which then go through a deployment chain to production servers where passwords get decrypted during installation with the machine's private keys).


It creates the planner to get the delegation token and add it to the credentials list. Why we specifically need this? Myself and Nong were not sure. If I try and do it in the get splits function the credentials are not updated by the time we get to the call to the worker. Nong and I came up with this "solution" after working together for an hour. Though maybe something better exists...

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I'm not sure what this method is doing? seems it creates a planner but then doesn't use it. Comment?

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use access specifiers


Just occurred to me; do we not have a "previous result" command?


@vhuber warning with this, it can have a major impact.
a better way is to activate this only if the option is given.
And about this option ksp-norm-type, where is defined?
 you must define  ksp-norm-type without default value


So are we not numbering Sd2 rev anymore?


That looks more like a "Home Menu {settings/config}" icon than haxx installer.


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A wrench is the best thing I could think of for "haxx"


"To request an invitation to the Weave Scope Early Access Program..."

Let's keep it as Weave Scope; if you have to add a modifier, prefix it with "hosted version of" or "cloud-based" or something generic. Notice those terms were intentionally NOT capitalized, i.e. we want to avoid building multiple brands.

One brand, as few products and as possible (I don't care how many internal code names we use).

I know you already know this, but I'm including the explanation for posterity's sake :)


What about `RF`? It is set and is visible to the user on any exception like #UD, #GP, #DE etc..


Mostly because I hadn't heard of it. I'll whip one up for that too.

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I uploaded the changes to master. I did it in a way very similar to what you proposed initially for the timeoutProcessUsingId function.


missing semicolon ?


Anyway, did you get it setup correctly with the latest git builds for the installer and themehax?(But tbh most of this would have been better in an actual github issue...)


I agree with the changes. assert() is used for stuff like pre-/post-conditions, invariants, etc, etc... not for error checking.


Merging local fork changes (checking new functions) with remote fork before sending pull request to MAS.


Thanks. I pointed to a gist instead.

#1327ad9


Oh yeah. I was gonna do that, wasn't I? -Is watching 40 minute long YouTube video. Only 15 minutes in...-
Uuuuugh..... -pauses video-


here's one of the error messages


here's the other error message


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@cthrax this is working well; but it might be good to have 2 `gh-pages` tasks so we can do force like originally as well.

`grunt:gh-pages:force`
`grunt:gh-pages:travis`?


This is the part I changed


what


You might want to move the map constructor outside of the `getVenues` callback. Instead, you could just could just create a new `map` object that gets passed in (line 56).


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Also I noticed on travis this is failing (not a huge deal).

```
$ grunt default --force
Loading "imagemin.js" tasks...ERROR
>> Error: Cannot find module 'imagemin-gifsicle'
```

The images are not getting compressed.


Looks a lot better, will have to do an actual test of your commits before we get it pushed in though


Need that lib installed on the docker instance on travis I guess. `imagemin-gifsicle`


You could also move the `directionsService` and `directionsDisplay` variables higher up so that they don't get recreated on every `getVenues`.


数字は半角でお願いします


注文という言葉が変な気がするので「パンフレットもあわせて制作しました」


closes issue #1 (in github)


Yeah, I think that's been failing since it's been running in travis. Which is why the force is necessary. Technically I didn't take the force out, I just didn't add it when we run gh-pages as a post-build operation. It'd be easy enough to add in though. what are you seeing that needs force?


これは割引価格ではないので、「複数お持ちで～」のくだりは削除してください


「前後」どころかむっちゃ変わるので表現工夫してください


A fix will be backported as soon as it is available and confirmed. I've sent you three setups for testing but don't have a response yet.


It doesn't look like `$rootScope` is being used anywhere?


Your code looks good. You had ways of doing methods I wasn't thinking about. Cool.


Shouldn't you go on to check the next target if the current target doesn't match?


Does that even have a USB accessible way to set the colors?  From what I've
seen on /r/mechanicalkeyboards it uses key combinations to set the colors.
Even if it does come with software to set the colors over USB you'd have to
reverse engineer the protocol or ask Ducky to write an SDK.  I don't own
the keyboard, so even if it does support USB color setting I won't be
supporting it unless someone sends me one.  If you can point me to all this
work already done so that it's easy to add in then sure I'll add it in but
I'm not going to go buy one to do the hard part on.

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@flavour This wont work even though the cap_AreaRepresent here returns proper name.
This is probably because name is not FK and S3Represent works on FK?
So I added area_id as the Field.Method here


That will cause the build failure.


I still get a fatal error with the new installer.


@flavour This wont work either and this one only goes upto the __init__ of the cap_AreaRepresent here and doesn't come around the lookup_rows


I like this better than __spy_point_name__; I will change it in pybond


please checkout, https://github.com/uptownhr/js-barowmy/blob/master/routes/admin.js#L243

I'd like to completely block the user from being able to access any non public urls if they are not an admin. I think it should just be a || condition added to the if statement


yes. will make the changes


thanks


@flavour So I build the options builder function here. This works fine. Added an argument so that the query can be varied.

Should I use the optionsbuilder function or the S3Represent subclass, which I have not been able to work. Besides I am not sure how can I make S3Represent subclass to work for two different conditions varying the arguments?

What are your thoughts?


I've had a look at this, there are two issues. The breaking changes must have happened in the last 12 days, as everything was working fine when I checked the latest beta in here: https://github.com/DaveDubUK/walkTools

Issue 1

None of the available calls to set joint rotation seem to actually work right now. There appear to be four calls:

    setJointData(QString,glm::quat,glm::vec3)
    setJointData(int,glm::quat,glm::vec3)
    setJointRotation(int,glm::quat)
    setJointRotation(QString,glm::quat)

With the exception of setJointData(String, Quat, Vec), all of these calls seem execute ok, but just seem to create an almost imperceptible wobble instead of the expected rotation. (Developer->Avatar->Enable Rig Animations and ->Enable Anim Graph are both off.)
In the case of setJointData(String, Quat, Vec), the following is returned:

[WARNING] QMetaObject::invokeMethod: No such method MyAvatar::setJointData(const QString&,const glm::quat&) Candidates are: setJointData(int,glm::quat,glm::vec3) setJointData(QString,glm::quat,glm::vec3)

 - i.e. the final argument (vector) doesn't seem to get passed through to Interface.

Issue 2

The execution time of the MyAvatar.jointNames.indexOf(joint) call in Thoys's fix is taking over 1000mS to execute!
However, if the Interface window is not in focus, this drops to 3 or 4 mS - which is still surprisingly high.

Test Script

I've not coded for a couple of weeks, so I may be a little rusty (I hope I've not missed something obvious!). Here's the test script I used to ascertain the above:

var rot = { x: 0, y: 0, z: 0 };
var vecZero = { x: 0, y: 0, z: 0 };

Script.update.connect(function(deltaTime) {

    var startTime = new Date().getTime();
    for (joint = 0 ; joint < 62 ; joint++) {
        //MyAvatar.setJointData(joint, Quat.fromPitchYawRollDegrees(rot.x, rot.y, rot.z), vecZero);
        //MyAvatar.setJointData("Hips", Quat.fromPitchYawRollDegrees(rot.x, rot.y, rot.z), vecZero);
        //MyAvatar.setJointData(MyAvatar.jointNames.indexOf("Hips"), Quat.fromPitchYawRollDegrees(rot.x, rot.y, rot.z), vecZero);

        MyAvatar.setJointRotation(joint, Quat.fromPitchYawRollDegrees(rot.x, rot.y, rot.z));
        //MyAvatar.setJointRotation("Hips", Quat.fromPitchYawRollDegrees(rot.x, rot.y, rot.z));
        //MyAvatar.setJointRotation(MyAvatar.jointNames.indexOf("Hips"), Quat.fromPitchYawRollDegrees(rot.x, rot.y, rot.z));
    }
    var endTime = new Date().getTime();

    var incr = 0.1; //0.001;
    var threshold = 90; //Math.PI;
    rot.x = rot.x + incr > threshold ? -threshold : rot.x + incr;
    print ('Call to rotate joint/s took '+(endTime - startTime).toFixed(0)+' mS. Pitch is '+rot.x);
});

I hope this helps. Just for the record, full body harmonic animation is now 100% up and running in the current walk.js beta (current setJointRotation issues notwithstanding).
I plan to start applying the technique to avatar dancing animation, so that for the first time, we will have avatars that actually dance in time to the music. I also have a mind full of further possible developments already!


That's interesting, I'm going to have to look into this more closely. When I was testing this, I was using the regular go tool but had the classic SDK's dev_appserver.py

Do you mind sharing exactly the versions of gcloud / classic SDK you're trying, and what command you're invoking your test with?


@flavour I added this because there could be some alerts that are prepared beforehand and only to be sent to review during the incident. So we dont want to directly approve those beforehand. I think I am just being overcautious  ;-)


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If it helps any, I can try to compile my thing for you FW version, in case it's just me or something.


Yes it did. Thanks, Sabet


少し調査してみました。
・GROUP_FEATURES等、その他の取得系はデコードしています。
・ただ、PORTDESCはビットマップデコードしてないようです。（実装漏れ？別コミット対処必要そうです）
・TABLE_FEATURESのコンフィグもビットマップですが、後方互換のため残置しているだけで、
  将来用のパラメタのようです（specより）。→つまり未使用パラメタ。
  加えて、コンフィグ値のenumもofproto_v1_3.pyでは削除されていたため、
  使われてない＆実装しづらいので、本箇所はデコードせずにそのままにしておきます。


What all "/ropbinpayload_" file(s) exist on your SD card?


Good Job!


Yes it is working.
Thanks!
Sabet


Ugh... 18 minutes into my video... -presses home button-


at least this one should have a public getter instead


Only ropbinpayload_menuhax_USA21504_new3ds.bin


Looks good to me!


I just wondered aloud how they were involved in the event


Thanks! See it now, Sabet


What's the sha256 hash of your built themehax .lz?


DAMN IT. -presses home again-


Yes, there are various flavours, so I plan to add those as well, like Netbeans-CPP,  Netbeans-WebDev, etc


Looks like you're e moving the ability to load a queue of file names. Any reason why?


No worries,  I will ask Dan to assist you in our class to make sure its working.


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I don't seem to have sha256 on here, but...
```
  File: ropbinpayload_menuhax_USA21504_new3ds.bin
CRC-32: cdda01a3
   MD4: 9a371b54d52277da4bc52b63cdb9e305
   MD5: 7d96736fa88730a8a742a175b0351db2
 SHA-1: 2ff1583e356ac58bcb366bb7c5992535ea7c1f88
```
I have just about everything else. XD


I will check them all. The PEP8 test didn't complain about them, I will check one by one.


No, the .lz which the installer used for installation.


Do you mean to print it in the logger?


hey man just a heads up there’s a native dark-theme switch you can activate with a couple google reverts that works well. then tweak that color a bit to your liking. at that point you’ll have a user option for dark or light. there’s still some work to be done to get system-ui complete but its all in previous google commits. just saying it may save you some headache.
https://github.com/TeamTwisted/packages_apps_Settings/commit/49e9f6b65ff848e7efb3fadbf2cdca1635b56d8d
https://github.com/TeamTwisted/packages_apps_Settings/commit/da23ab86266751232fc0c019180fbea4d700ab5f
dc50f83be86e66aa44654e9c2bdd6f38120e5684


Ok :)


```
  File: menuhax_USA21504_new3ds.lz
CRC-32: 339547f1
   MD4: 38c6eb91f99f1809a275df4301526336
   MD5: 9e492f2a46fe8a3f8640f84507dc819a
 SHA-1: df85076f09837a7e28ef50ea6420a673de55b76e
```


OK, I will split my patch.


Sure, I didn't think at it, thanks for the advice


@Kyoo32 c랑 거의 똑같아 ㅋㅋ 그래서 막상 보면 술술 읽힐걸


indent seems to be not aligned


The approach I am taking may have another undesirable effect, I tried to add wheel rotation to the ski wheels but it is not rotating correctly, it has a wobble. I think it is related to the z-pos changing that I base the ski rotation on, although I haven't verified that.

So, I may go ahead and try to rotate the skis using a "rotation point AGL/ski length" function. I'll have to figure this one out though. Maybe one of my math genius kids will help me with it.


Good idea, I'll rework it this way.


oh, never thought of checking these. they're good optimizations


That you checked it once somewhere in the code above during a non-atomic transaction doesnt mean that it can not be null at a later time. It might be unrealistic but not impossible and is therefore not threadsafe. You still sjould check the result of the function against null in the caller function.


I will change to `uint64_t`.


Yes. The relative time is validated with the first received increment (CN).


I forgot to push the definition of the option (done).
Normally, this option with the default value does not change anything.


@Sfolt а для чего эти скрипты?


What is this for?


I already fixed this yesterday, just did not make a new release. Please just sync your fork with master again.


Yoyodyne, Inc. and Gnomovision???


Yeah, I guess I should have consulted you. Didn't seem like the right place to have that, it should be a separate class called AudioPlaylist or something.


`%p` の階層がいっこずれてる？


内容2回ゆってる


No need. `fd` is defined for file descriptor with 32-bit `int` value.


I don't want to corrupt the `read` byte.


And the reason is that with that implementation it will silently fail if the file doesn't exist.


That's not a proper fix, it just ignores the error. Most likely this is just the result of a previous mistake. Will need to find out what the real problem is and fix that.


Okay, I make it clear that the shared memory support for the timesync module is missing :)


Doesn't match, are you really on the latest git commit?


Agreed. But the stream was actually missing on iPlayer for a while this morning. If you are going to do proper error handling on OpenURL you will have to add a lot of code. This just stops the whole addon bombing out with an exception.


The type of `size` is changed from `size_t`. `%zu` can not be used here.


"are you really on the latest git commit?"
"Yeah. I even tried using this commit (the one we're commenting on), but it didn't work either."
Wait a minute... Oops.


So close! The branch needs to be gh-pages, not Github-Pages


Delete the now empty elements too?


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Did this work ?


reckless newline


can be take out


With PDF (and probably other mime type) the error message is then obsolete also.


Since CDMA doesn't use AT commands as the communication protocol between RIL daemon and modem, I think it's better to create a customized AT command to utilize the existing testing architecture without intruding the well-tested GSM functionalities, while the customized AT command can be extended for future need.


The cast on this line is concerning to me: `TimeDateStamp` is an 32bit value, and `time_t` is a 64bit value. As it happens, it seems like `PointerToSymbolTable` (the 4 byte field following `TimeDateStamp`) is [always 0](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/hardware/gg463119), so that's why it's not obviously caused problems.


Nice! I tried to get the hovertext business when I built the diamond but couldn't figure it out. Well done!


5 notations


This value is fine and obviously your call as your module doesn't just integrate with Purge. However, I'm encouraging the following convention for all implementing modules so it gets easier to find them on the module page:

```
package: "Purge - reverse proxies & CDNs"
```

Feel free or keep as is.


semicolons are not allowed


I don't like this solution as much. The issue is that `element.getAttributes` returns `NamedNodeMap` which doesn't have any helpful methods to get set of all element attributes (so we could just compare sets).


Nothing to change for you now, but as you know, this can go out as soon as plugins can register what they support.


> Änderst du es sonst schnell? --> "Benachrichtigungen"

Mach ich dann.


default constructor takes values from property file.
Tested. Passed


Varnish? Where? I don't see any Varnish ;).


^^^ still talking about this Varnish stuff...


two tests for two constructors


Куда прислать доработку для Freeswitch?


Are you sure its multiinstance? Are you storing ``$this->id`` in your CMI settings to differentiate the instance in your settings? Are you also implementing ``::delete()`` to clean up CMI when uninstantiated?


put this in init() part, not in solve() function. this must be done only 1 times.
Warning, sometimes call Petsc function can be take with carefully.
It's ok if it call only one time, it change nothing, but it not already the case when we repeat several solve()


Hi, Patrick

I am thinking maybe another way also can work:
   use #undef CONFIG_SYS_TEXT_BASE and CONFIG_SYS_AT91_MAIN_CLOCK in your board header file. and define it again to override the settings.

Since for some macro we use frequently, we can do the change like you did (change in common.h), but for other not frequently changed macro, you can use the method I mentioned (redefined it in special board head file).

What do you think?


that's cool, haha


Failing the invalidation with ``$invalidation->setState(Invalidation::STATE_FAILED);`` or ``$invalidation->setState(Invalidation::STATE_PURGING);`` is the only technical way to accommodate continuation from Purge's generic point of view.

As long as this odd limitation exists, I'd also recommend maintaining a counter with Drupal's state API and implementing a ``DiagnosticCheck`` plugin so that you can **warn and halt** all purges when it gets close to the 200 threshold. Plus, the ``DiagnosticCheck``'s also allow you to visually explain this to end users on the Purge configuration page.


-9223372036854775808 is actually a legit integer (```~PHP_INT_MAX```). To avoid confusion I'd suggest replacing this line with ```array($tooSmall, -1),``` and defining the variables like this:
```
$tooBig = PHP_INT_MAX + 1;
$tooSmall = ~PHP_INT_MAX - 1;

```


The `defineDebugInfoPackage` shell function (defined in ShellScriptlets.py) records the paths of the files whose debug info shall be extracted. After the `INSTALL` function of the recipe is finished, `packageDebugInfos` is called which in turn calls `extractDebugInfo` for each recorded file path. `extractDebugInfo` is where the extraction of the debug info happens and where the original files are `strip`ped afterwards.

The stripping is what also removes the resources. The back story here is the following: ELF is container file format. The file content is organized in (arbitrarily) named sections. A table at the beginning of the file lists the name, size, and in-file offset of all sections. That allows ELF tools to work with files that contain section types they don't know anything about. Unfortunately the Be Inc. devs decided not to add a new section type to store resources, but rather just append them at the end of the file. Due to that ELF tools are generally unaware of the additional data and remove them when modifying the file.

One could, as Adrien suggests, "fix" strip. But in fact one would have to "fix" every tool modifying ELF files. A cleaner solution would be to transition to a new resource format where the resources are contained in an ELF section. For the time being `extractDebugInfo` should be adjusted to first check whether the file has resources and, if so, save them before stripping and re-add them afterwards.


But keep in mind the first attempt worked but under your homework 1 that you posted, I did not see it executing the Hello World that I have requested.  You are on the right track but need to complete the assignment and post it gain.  You can call it version 2 or name it differently than the original post under sabetrep.

Thanks,
Sabet


I rebased #7133 even though it still cleanly applied so rebasing it as part of your RetroPlayer branch shouldn't have been a problem.


Got it. Thanks, Sabet


@tma-isbx , When you get the chance, I'd like to get your take on a localization plan for the CMS for multiple language and copy change support.


extra check couldn't hurt I guess, I'll update the patch then.


Got your homework 1. Good Job!
Thanks, Sabet


Pick one of these:
* Invalidate tags using **a** temporary hash mechanism.
* Invalidate tags using **Cloudflare's** temporary hash mechanism.

English as second-language is a state of mind that forces us to notify natives of every small grammar itch we see... compulsory. :)


Ale nigdzie nie jest używany, więc nie powinniśmy zmieniać standardów projektu.


Add ``@todo`` above it for noting yourself and other coders in a better ``grep``able way?


te


``$this->numberFailed++;`` and the other counter, just delete them, this shouldn't be done at your level as implementing purgers is already hard enough.


Right, copy and paste like mistake. BTW context names are not (yet) used anywhere.


I have your ID and you are ready to post info.  You seem to be on track, but need to follow the instructions that I have posted under our class Discussion Bulletin in order to post the entire assignment.
You have plenty of time to post your homework. So, do not worry about it. Dan will assist you with your questions tomorrow.

Thanks, Sabet


this should definitely go to .cpp file. no need to expose it here


I forgot to mention that this code is ran in the downloadable Arduino programming environment from its website at  https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software


To be honest [this line](https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/blob/5379b89dbd8cd632043ff2d4926f999960af689b/pcsx2/gui/GlobalCommands.cpp#L406) isn't thread safe as well. I don't know how the compiler will handle it but if you don't store result in a local variable it can break as well...

[here] (https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/blob/302bf29b6a6e99ea5d287658aae72c9f3a83a11d/pcsx2/gui/AppMain.cpp#L790) it is done correctly...


Yes, Got it.
Thanks, Sabet


The most explicit and obvious sequence in studying is to follow from simple to complex. Particularly for HTML5 it is means:
1. Include CSS into html file directly;
2. Move CSS into separate file;
3. Move all CSS (it is handy to have several different because Cascade SS) into separate folder.


Yes. Got it.
Thanks, Sabet


Thank you for your comment.

Sorry, this commit has experimental code.
I will not push a pull request to the parent repository now.

Incidentally, which part do you want to make me push a pull request?
Relevant part is here?
```
GDALINC = /usr/include/gdal
```
or GPU part?
```
public static final String PROP_MIN_GPU_MEMORY = "gpu-memory.min";
public static final String PROP_MAX_GPU_MEMORY = "gpu-memory.max";
...
```

Thanks.


This should go, there's a ``\Drupal\purge\Plugin\PurgeInvalidation\Everything`` invalidation type ``everything`` that should instruct this kind of wipe and its up to ``purge`` to give you this object when it got that type of tag. Then you can simply implement a second purger (or support both messages from this class) which simply does what it says.


The <0 part is probably implied by `lookup`.


these are too detailed calls. application don't have to deal with all these details - all it needs is just one call that loads all the necessary parameters from file. I'll sketch out proposed interface for what I mean and send you an e-mail


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I also worked with Java 8 and Android. This requires a [retrolambda](https://github.com/orfjackal/retrolambda) and the [gradle-retrolambda plugin](https://github.com/evant/gradle-retrolambda).

You will find a [multitude of Android projects that work with Java 7](https://github.com/search?q=sourceCompatibility+%3D+%221.7%22&type=Code&utf8=%E2%9C%93).
I did not dig so deep but you can find indicators for the ["compiler compliance with 1.7"](https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/82345).


Not sure if we should already add this if nothing is using it. Because then someone else looks into this code, finds the unused method and removes it again.


@xiaokai-wang That's thank you very much.


I meant that ```Master``` should be forward declare. ```Loggable``` cannot be because you have to inherit from it. ```Master``` is just a pointer in the header so the definition doesn't need to be known.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/553682/when-can-i-use-a-forward-declaration


Hah, I just wanted to open a PR with this and you were faster :wink:


It works!!


Just make sure that - as soon as ``Guzzle`` allows you reliably - that requests time out after those 1.0/1.1 seconds so that you can reliably make this hint. If in reality, your processing-per-request takes longer than the given hint, the capacity calculation is moot and resource allocation will make false assumptions.

Of course, you knew this, but writing it down just in case.


newline ^^^


@wangfakang learn much from too


you


Yes. Got it.
Thanks, Sabet


Woo I did barely anything.
On Oct 15, 2015 12:22 AM, "Michael Harvey" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> It works!!
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/michaelh800/GuildWars/commit/32b786450c2919b8a8d298721d146ff641609ffa#commitcomment-13784590>
> .
>


Still crashes, even with latest commit.
```
  File: menuhax_USA21504_new3ds.lz
CRC-32: c2e20055
   MD4: 2f754283326b7926f5d9595f54f6fd41
   MD5: 0609529481aea74f42b3920975815535
 SHA-1: f5e7c52257842c6b5394fdbb76aed076227ed2b4
```


Why not nix this message altogether? A minor change though.


I guess s/color_D/color_C/ ?


Never mind, I figured out what its for but I think we should try make it cleaner. BTW I'm talking about this:
```
def move(self, vel):
        if not self.x == self.prev_x:
            self.fx = self.x
        if not self.y == self.prev_y:
            self.fy = self.y
            self.fx += util.get_dec_w(vel[0] / 1000)
        self.fx += util.get_dec_w(vel[0] / 1000)
        self.x = self.fx
        self.y = self.fy
        self.prev_x = self.x
        self.prev_y = self.y
```


that seems to be from one of @avih  commits : https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/commit/1093c816d050e5cb85564f0964842a0b962321e7

agree that using a local variable to store the value might be safer. :+1:


the standard handling of webui request controller. It pops up a flash notice while redirecting to home... should be tested in standard request controller tests, but it isn't atm ...


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Should this be 'Context' instead of 'ContextId' here, for coherence?  Or should we use Ids above as well, like in the transaction api?


I don't recall testing inotify while switching repos interactively using e.g. the "Recent" or "Favorites" widget. I wonder if we need a way to reset `self._worktree`, or recycle the singleton.

It's definitely not a concern at this point (it's an existing issue, most likely, and not related to this PR), just wondering if you had any thoughts on how these two features might interact.

In hindsight I kinda regretted using singletons throughout the code, especially when working on the switch-repo feature (the way it resets singletons is hacky). I've always been meaning to refactor those away.


Your plugin adheres to ``ContainerFactoryPluginInterface``, which means you can overload ``create`` like this:

```
public static function create(ContainerInterface $container, array $configuration, $plugin_id, $plugin_definition) {
    return new static(
      $configuration,
      $plugin_id,
      $plugin_definition,
      $container->get('config.factory')->get('cloudflare.settings')
    );
  }
```

And then, add a fourth parameter to your constructor with type  ``\Drupal\Core\Config\ImmutableConfig`` and add that as private property of your class. Make sure to call ``parent::__construct`` from your overloaded constructor, so that the logicException it contains, still happens.


Yes. Got them all..
Thanks, Sabet


Implement a ``DiagnosticCheck`` throwing a ``SEVERITY_ERROR``, so that your purger doesn't even get called.


On Mittwoch, 14. Oktober 2015, 11:07:34 CEST wrote Bj�rn Geuken:
> What's then the difference between not accessable and not existing packages? Or in other words, why not remove one of the exceptions completely? (I would vote for UnknownObjectError)

it is needed in some circumstance to avoid creating the package again and dropping the content while doing that.

But it must not be visible to the outside, so the exact same error message must be created.
This is better guaranteed by deriving the new class imho.

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Me too. that's from each other.


Specifically, class DestructiblePatcher


Interesting.  This means contexts are public.  We should make that very explicit somewhere.  I think we're fine for now with this, but some service in the future may have strong opinions on this question.


    make clean && time make LOADSDPAYLOAD=1 USE_PADCHECK=0x200 ENABLE_LOADROPBIN=1 ENABLE_HBLAUNCHER=1 LOADSDCFG_PADCHECK=1 MENUROP_PATH=menurop_prebuilt
    openssl sha -sha1 themepayload/menuhax_USA21504_new3ds.lz
    SHA1(themepayload/menuhax_USA21504_new3ds.lz)= 7714244462eb48b50c94d4e2dfd520075bfb3d19


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Looks better,  yes