moving these pkg_config specific macros back in to a new fi_pkg.m4 in top level config subdir per request from jeff


Please do not exchange the key data over an intent: the message center can and should access the personal key. You can use this:

```
Kontalk.get(this).getPersonalKey();
```

There is currently no method in PersonalKey for exporting the private key data. I suggest doing a new method in PersonalKey that accepts a passphrase (that is, the encryption key) and returns a byte array, much like getEncodedPublicKeyRing.


Why not swap at post-fs? Should be fine then


I prefer a `static` dictionary, like:

```
static Dictionary<ExceptionRenderingFormat, Action<StringBuilder, Exception>> _functions = new Dictionary<ExceptionRenderingFormat, Action<StringBuilder, Exception>>() {
{ExceptionRenderingFormat.Message, AppendMessage},
{ExceptionRenderingFormat.Type, AppendType},
...}
```


fixing this as part of the m4 pkg config method move.


there is a typo here


See https://github.com/acquia/http-hmac-php/tree/master/src/Request, the libraries are pluggable. We do not have a dependency on any one library. Therefore we don;t want to include things that people won't use.

This is probably an improvement we can make in the README.


Essa linha é hard-wired?? Modificar ela pra utilizar relative path pode ser uma issue


s/maybe/may be/


I think this whole mystery switch is not required anymore for 2015.


This procedure is mid-session, so we don't need to register Smack components (that is, we are supposed to be logged into the server). You'll need to remove configure and unconfigure (you may refer to RegenerateKeyPairListener: it's the key rollover class - which also happen mid-session).


https://github.com/offensive-security/nethunter-app/commit/37e2b66d235a1deb85a32b42d2f18ba4c344ba19

> Added run at boot custom commands.
  (Uninstall any old version for the app before updating)


^ my point right here.


I think this is impossible :-)


This should probably be a logging call instead of using System.out


Что-то не так с краем аватарки или кажется?


excellent.

typo: "On Linux the volumes can be store[d] anywhere.", also, perhaps you'd like to mention that as an alternative to logging in the first time with the default userid/password, the user can pass in `--env NEO4J_NO_AUTH=true`

and thank you for including the correct url to visit.  I also pulled my hair out over that one.

thank you so much for the new text.  it will really help us who don't run stuff natively


My version of target `install` runs `all` and `install-only` where `all` already includes `pylint-check`, so it should work as before (maybe I am overlooking something).


Звёздочкам надо бы margin-right.


Logging the ClassNotFoundException (on debug) would probably be really useful for debugging issues with this later.


Thanks, great work! If you need anything just mail me.


@weotch required Sass files outside of the entry point dir weren't triggering a proper watch compile.

See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29292492/why-is-webpack-watch-not-updating-when-specific-files-are-updated


Könntest du mir kurz erklären, was dieses **default_scope** ist

```ruby
def self.default_scope
	Um.joins("INNER JOIN status_umschl on status_umschl.gprod_id = gprods.id")\
	.where("status_umschl.status IS NOT NULL")
end
```


This should probably be an if statement that throws a real exception, so that running with assertions disabled will still do this check.


I'm not sure I fully grasp the ramifications of this, but this doesn't seem like a good idea at first look.


Вот 100% масштаб

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/874234/11100148/84597590-88c0-11e5-8631-7b30669f408f.png)


@ShinyDialga Is there any reason in particular why you decided to define all of these things statically?


Oh, sorry for that. Will fix.


Likewise this. Doesn't this actively prevent making configs for groups other than "v1"?


Yay for docs included in the first revision!!


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```
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```


fixed bugs


Could you forward port this to `master`?  Thanks.


"Withing"
:)


Note that:

* I didn't use profanities.
* I have been very clear about what's wrong.

While you:

* Have used a profanity for no particular reason.
* Have asked a very open “question” which, rather than seeking answer, tries to point out I'm an idiot or something (my interpretation).

That's the kind of communication I would like to avoid. Thank you.


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Looks good! Don't forget to
```
git add figures/nsffig*.pdf
```
so that we can compile the latex too.


Поправила метод prev)


HBIRE_vector_take2 (amirroth) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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


Was this intentional? Because this way any formatter that doesn't support OnTheFlyFormatting is not working anymore... Making this property useless too...


Here's the deal with that code block:

When safe_mode is enabled or open_basedir is set, CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION is rendered useless. To avoid that, we manually set some cURL options that emulate the behavior.

However, revisiting this code, some aspects of it are fishy. It looks like we ought to be setting many of these settings (eg for max redirects) regardless.


Slightly unimportant, but titles and headers in English are capitalized in English, meaning that most words (except for short words such as conjunctions and prepositions) are capitalized.

Saying this because the headers in the .md file are capitalized in the Dutch style. For professionality you might want to change this.
```
## Installing the Required Packages
```
```
## Xcode Tools
```
```
## Other Packages
```


@mafintosh
<img width="498" alt="screen shot 2015-11-11 at 11 11 26 am" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/39759/11100264/0e5087c2-8865-11e5-9206-0001bdc7192a.png">


Would it not have caused more trouble, then, with `lapply` being one the more popular boys in the class?


Yes, I found the issue while trying to get the `GenericHierarchyTest` to work, so that one reproduced it already. That reminds me that I wanted to add the `@IssueKey` info for the two additional issues to that test class...


Why is that public now?


É e não é, afinal estamos falando de javascript. Mas acredite quando digo que  foi a última opção. E isso se origina do fato do config routes não estar funcionando corretamente, você pode ver lá em cima que ele está comentado. E é um dos bugs comentados na última aula.


@tenderlove I believe an email address can have characters that `ERB::Util.url_encode` encodes like #, +, and ?. You can see these chars in the previous test cases not being encoded. I think in the 4.0.x/4.1.x days ERB::Util.html_escape was used which preserved those characters but still escaped < and >, but I'm not sure if that solves all the issues. Thoughts?


you may or may not need it for setting adequate hosts. Also, the test needs it.


Shouldn't we assert/check for allowed usage ?


Needs a working link to source code


Or just rename it? :)


Why would you need it? Aerys should do that, no user should have to do that.


Assigning a higher precedence to statement blocks is insufficient, which makes sense since the conflict comes up _before_ the `{`.


That's a good idea, I hadn't thought of that. I was mostly just concerned about how ImageMagick might misbehave if locales went away if that portion of the code gets used, so I didn't want to put it in a PR. I don't believe my use-case goes through that code path, so I wasn't too worried about it for myself.


I'd say, use `'stable'` instead of 5. Also keep 0.10 or update the engines property too. And those iojs tests seem moot now.


@line-o
Please review this section about basic configuration aid and update the content.


no, in case where you pass manual IPs (not *)… After all, it's needed for the test.


Looks good


@sshami I want to make you aware of this change as it affects local development environments.

I had to make this change so that the VM could be accessible on our office network. An IP address gets assigned to the VM (which you can see when you `vagrant ssh` in).


I think the changes to main.c could be kept... the issues are in my changes to mappath.*

BTW I found a bug in the function prx_load_vsh_plugin() of modulespatch.c that causes a semi-brick (black screen on start up) if the sprx is 0 bytes (due a bad ftp transfer).

To prevent this error, please replace the line 779 of modulespatch.c with this:
if (cellFsStat(path, &stat) != 0 || stat.st_size < 0x230) return EINVAL;

The original line with the bug is:
if (cellFsStat(path, &stat) != 0) return EINVAL;


Yup, that should work, thanks!


Even if you pass IPs, you don't have to use that method?


As I understand it the main functional change is that we'll get a better error message if somebody tries to use createCipher().  @shigeki I'd like your input on whether leaving createCipher() disabled for FIPs (as createCipher() would have failed with an error prior to this change and still will with the change) is the right way to go or whether it would make sense to make it use an algorithm other than MD5 when FIPs is enabled.  I think the fact was that its deprecated drove the decision to effectively leave as is.  Also any input from @nodejs/crypto on this point would also be useful.  Otherwise lgtm.


Any suggestions? :)  `isEqual`?


Fixes #6


This broke things. The argument `newperms` is not coming from `rabbitmq.list_user_permissions()`; it comes from the Salt state/module call, and it _is_ a list of dicts. The `existing` argument is the dictionary coming from `rabbitmq.list_user_permissions()`.

Current error when running from latest HEAD containing this commit:
```
----------
          ID: rabbitmq-celeryd-apps-user
    Function: rabbitmq_user.present
        Name: rabbit
      Result: False
     Comment: An exception occurred in this state: Traceback (most recent call last):
                File "/tmp/.ubuntu_95d6b8_salt/salt/state.py", line 1592, in call
                  **cdata['kwargs'])
                File "/tmp/.ubuntu_95d6b8_salt/salt/loader.py", line 1495, in wrapper
                  return f(*args, **kwargs)
                File "/tmp/.ubuntu_95d6b8_salt/salt/states/rabbitmq_user.py", line 178, in present
                  if _check_perms_changes(name, perms, runas=runas, existing=existing_perms):
                File "/tmp/.ubuntu_95d6b8_salt/salt/states/rabbitmq_user.py", line 59, in _check_perms_changes
                  for vhost, perms in newperms.iteritems():
              AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'iteritems'
     Started: 11:07:44.893647
    Duration: 948.884 ms
     Changes:
```

The removal of `[0]` below is fine because it's coming from `rabbitmq.list_user_permissions()` and not the Salt state.


This one looks simple, but was annoying enough to be incredibly satisfying to finish! :smile:


Also... there is a sold chance I have no idea what I'm talking about and all the chars should be encoded and the mail clients decode them? Not sure :disappointed:


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No, it was just to get it to build.  I believe it's been fixed on master already.


OK. This test was throwing me off. I'll take another look. Thanks.


typo


Oh well now I understand the reason of that div 😱 Also, having moved the old `.scss` style to a normal `.css` style, I couldn't see the error. I'm going to revert this change (see #82). Sorry for the hassle!


Good catch - it's really accidental that it's not. (I'm secretly hoping to kill `test`, but it's been on ice *de facto* without my prodding.) I can't actually tell what I was thinking. Will handle it somehow.


***After all, it's needed for the test.***

And yes, you do, in case you want to watch on all IPv6, but only specific IPv4 ones if possible (or error out).


Destroy here assumes that the function to be called at exit will have the sole purpose of destroying some state. This may not always be the case. Also, IMHO, it suggests that you're destroying the `FuncAtExit` instance itself.

I'd suggest naming this method something like `run_all_functions` or simply `run`.

BTW, there's also a typo in the docstring: *Call all registered function***s**


@ZdrowyGosciu I believe this is the best way to set it up...I could be wrong.


Should this be `data.getCollaborators().size() - 1;`?

I'm seeing the coauthor count in the visualization popover to always be inflated by 1. E.g for an author with one coauthor the visualization popover says 2 coauthors.

The sparkline and table counts are fine.


Also https://github.com/bbc/microbit-extras/issues/2398


It's necessary for the std::array.  I generally prefer to add new encode/decode with the code that first uses it, but if it's generally done separately, that's fine, I can split it up.


or ~/bin


Swap if and try


Der default_scope wird bei jeder Datenbankabfrage automatisch benutzt. Das heißt in diesem Beispiel arbeitet index, update, usw. nur mit Daten, dessen Umschlagsstatus nicht NULL ist. Man kann den default_scope auch für ausnahmen umgehen, ich glaub mit skip_default_scope.


`shouldConnectUpdate` was my earlier suggestion.


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### Failed tests
```
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```


Just to make sure this is doing what's intended... this while loop will block each time through in a tight loop: EnqueueGdkEvents will properly block only on the first iteration, but this while loop seems to countermand the intention of not blocking afterwards.


Geil wo hast du das denn gefunden  voll gut :+1:


@kevinushey ah, that makes sense - I'll switch to using `Rcpp_eval()`. Can you think of an easy way to test?


Ok you will have to explain to me the difference between

return (docker_obj in devices)
and
return any(docker_obj in x for x in devices)


local?


Hey Jake this is Brian, Please email me asap ! brian@nerdymoney.com


Just Separte two word


You mean in `TypesDecorator` instead of `SpecificCompilerWorkarounds`? I don't know... I kinda like how the decorator is rather stupid now, only delegating to the `delegate` or the workarounds class, letting the workaround class figuring out the rest.

The other thing that you mention, with making sure we never call the EclipseAsMemberOfWorkaround if we're not in Eclipse... Should we add that? It brings in more safety for when we are not in an Eclipse environment... And it should be reasonably save to rely on our detection in `DefaultVersionInformation` - because if that changed, then chances are good that `EclipseAsMemberOfWorkaround` would be broken as well. Right?


figures pushed now I think

On Nov 11, 2015, at 2:11 PM, Phil Marshall <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

Looks good! Don't forget to

git add figures/nsffig*.pdf

so that we can compile the latex too.

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<https://github.com/rogerblandford/Music/commit/9cd4d493cf721bed353bad843b89704bf159999b#commitcomment-14336828>.


hey travis folks, can you release a new version of the gem?  I just banged my head against this issue for 90 minutes, put together a fix, only to find that the fix for this is sitting in the master branch, waiting to be released for 3 months...


I can look at re-working this.  I do understand things a bit better since doing the default quota work.


Maybe should go the other way, since you will loose data?

mount_info[_tmp[1]] = _tmp[0]

But since you are really after devices, it is probably ok.


woww what even is that?


http://guides.rubyonrails.org/active_record_querying.html#applying-a-default-scope

Scopes sind schon was tolles:D


#Ok dumme Frage


I think these two lines need to move above the "`if (items === undefined || items === null)`" line:
```js
     this.sourceExpression = getSourceExpression(this.instruction, 'repeat.for');
     this.scope = { bindingContext, overrideContext };
```

By moving these ^^^ lines up you can probably skip adding the bindingContext and overrideContext properties because the `scope` property captures those two values.

If you do end up keeping the `bindingContext` and `overrideContext` props we'll need to null them out in the unbind method.

I will try and get some tests in for the expression unwrapping this week.  The repeat is such a huge feature and has so much surface area to test!


Lines in this comment block should be prepended with '*'


Is this comment redundant with the following one?


@MIG29pilot

I just sorted the new splash screens. All within the directory splash
This keeps the code cleaner.

Also, edited the xmls to reflect this change.

Also, renamed files Splash* (with capital S) to splash* (with non capital s)
For OS like linux, this is the difference between a working splash and a broken one

I recommend you pull before keep pushing

IH-COL


The '*' characters don't appear to be aligned here.


Thanks for this - this has been fixed and pushed to 1.0.7


Ah.. recognize that one :+1:


please comment each step as I find it though understand the logic.


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І чому це, LinkedList тут ідеально підходить, ми не витягуємо по індексу значення та в циклі додаємо нові тобто використовуючи LinkedList ми виграємо по часу


![good good](http://cdn.meme.am/instances/62539482.jpg)


@joshHug @aaaschmitt

Realizing: This "almost exactly" is...not quite right. Snap<i>!</i> lists are either dynamic arrays OR linked lists. Python lists are just dynamic arrays. Not sure if it's worth changing, perhaps "very similar" ? We need a curriculum page on linked lists.... :/


This seems to have caused [a unittest failure] (https://evergreen.mongodb.com/task/mongodb_mongo_master_ubuntu1404_rocksdb_unittests_e0d429dec55de8aaf0caf8f39321901cabafd9eb_15_11_10_19_18_53), see [the log file](https://logkeeper.mongodb.org/build/5642d5ea9041304df623c3ee/test/5642d5eabe07c42d8323b1aa).


Hmmm, the downside is the new benchmark:

```
Unit: microseconds
         expr   min    lq  mean median    uq   max neval cld
 lapply(x, f)   940  1045  1338   1160  1305  4490   100  a
    map(x, f) 18354 20122 22718  22160 23691 82070   100   b
   loop(x, f)  1807  1961  2435   2103  2451 10237   100  a
```

:sob:


Ok I missed that.  LGTM


Please fix company name


```
Snap<em>!</em>
```


yep, I thought about this while writing the docstrings, but I didn't wanted to change it at the last moment... I'll come up with a better name in v2


Ah I was doing "go fmt src/..." . i should have ./
( ) isn't needed now, right?


The `tau_rc` thing is definitely a bug. We used to require the number of neurons when making a `LIF` object, and obviously I forgot to take that out when I updated things.

To find the decoders for a particular ensemble in the array, you need to find the connection from that ensemble to the output node. You should be able to do this with something like `conn = [c for c in A.connections if c.pre_obj is A.ensembles[0] and c.post_obj is A.output][0]`, and then `sim.data[conn].decoders`.


I agree that this is much simpler but now all the work that is done in the builder of the abstract class is pretty much useless and is not abstracted from deriving classes.
The ports member is not set and you have to pass the id in all constructors.


@mbarrien This is embarrassing! My apologies for causing these problems. I have reverted this change to `_check_perms_changes`, removed the `[0]` for `existing_perms` and adjusted the test in question to correctly use a list of permissions for `newperms` and a dictionary for `existing_perms`. Please see PR #28782. Thank you very much for testing this and bringing this to my attention.


Here's a standalone tester:

```cpp
#include <Rcpp.h>
#include <fstream>

using namespace Rcpp;

class LogsOnDestruction
{
public:
  LogsOnDestruction(const std::string& filePath)
    : filePath_(filePath)
  {}

  ~LogsOnDestruction()
  {
    std::ofstream ofs;
    ofs.open(filePath_.c_str());
    if (ofs.is_open())
      ofs << "~A()" << std::endl;
    ofs.close();
  }

private:
  std::string filePath_;
};

// [[Rcpp::export]]
void test(std::string filePath) {
  LogsOnDestruction logger(filePath);
  stop("ouch");
}

/*** R
path <- tempfile()
try(test(path))
expect_true(readLines(path) == "~A()")
unlink(path)
*/
```


instead of setting null, shall we set 'false', or not set the key 'test' at all?


I added this whilst using a *nix box. Understandably, this could be very slow on Mac because of the Zeroconf thing. I suggest DNS Masquerading, or talk to Adam ;-)


Yeah, it stinks :( if you want this to be performant you basically have to do it in C because R just does not expose the primitives necessary for fast, safe evaluation of R code from C++.


@lmr from 2007, there is no need for redirection :wink:


(cc: @romainfrancois who has banged his head against this wall many times)


I like the new name


Sorry, I like to look at the network graph sometimes to see what changes people are making without pulling them back into the main repository.

I'm just wondering what this change is supposed to do. I probably misnamed `resizeHandler` a little bit. It's not actually a function that handles the resizing of the chart, it was actually a function returned by `$rootScope.$on()`, then when called, deregisters the event handler. Directives don't clean themselves up automatically like controllers do. You can see the function being called in `cleanup()`.


That passed STC fast!  Looks like a good one.


Implements #18


Fix #18


Ah you're probably right, the () isn't necessary. Will update in a moment if I determine this way forward is still better.


db seems ambiguous  (up here type signature helps but lower you are not sure what db means), i would suggest changing it back to dbStructure


Ah, I also need to return NotSupported() from setReadFromMajorityCommittedSnapshot(), thanks.


*fpp = NULL;


И вообще, чего ты врешь? Это не опечатка, просто ты безграмотный


Does Aerys reject requests to the first host from external IPs if I have the following hosts?

```php
(new Host)->expose("127.0.0.1", 80)->...;
(new Host)->expose("*", 80)->...;
```


Hello,

Maybe it can use ´use´ statements at the start of files ...


maybe change to getDbStructure (create suggest a "mutation")


lgtm


How about checking the MZ right here, rather
than unconditionally switch to NEW?


@abhilak Please review


My only worry is that the Types interface changes through java versions.. The warning: [`Compatibility Note: Methods may be added to this interface in future releases of the platform.`)](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/javax/lang/model/util/Types.html`) worries me a bit. Should we use `java.lang.reflect.Proxy`, disadvantage: reflection, advantage: future proof & compacter.

At the other hand: should we do `Elements` in a similar fashion?


Thanks Ingwar!


Please add a link to the documentation page:

https://eligible.com/rest


again, db is ambiguous


https://github.com/mongodb-partners/mongo-rocks/commit/db7b8044c6591754b29e37e0749d7389f9e4f89f should fix it.


I'm not sure if you are handling this, but please check this sample code for handling errors: https://github.com/eligible/eligible-java/blob/master/src/main/java/com/eligible/json/deserializer/EligibleObjectTypeAdapterFactory.java#L57


I'm suspecting this is one of the reasons `by_slice()` can be faster than `mutate_each()`...

Would it be safe if we managed SEXPs manually in that code?

I'm confused. The C++ code does call `PROTECT()` behind the scene so what is the difference here? Why isn't the PROTECT stack size registered in the context when `Rf_eval()` is called?


This check is not necessary, since the above _hold() succeeded.


Beautiful


I think this script in case of error should echo nothing (at least to stdout) and exit with error to let the calling script handle it somehow - for now by doing nothing (neither 'echo 0' nor 'echo 1')


saw approval from zeeshanlakhani
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/c001bace2014b72060165c26efa716a745c8c875


merging basho/yokozuna/merge/2.0_to_2.1_for_hashtree_fixes = c001bace into borshop-integration-592-merge/2.0_to_2.1_for_hashtree_fixes


basho/yokozuna/merge/2.0_to_2.1_for_hashtree_fixes = c001bace merged ok, testing candidate = 5a512d9a


This was introduced in https://github.com/MentorEmbedded/meta-mentor/commit/80283e5f1960f2d24c757176cce507c94d0f515c#diff-bcc888abb67f9f38de40b2925e523654R59. Why did it take months to discover the issue?


Remove?


If $selectedOptionalColumns is false or null (as it likely will be at first) I get a php in_array() error thrown from FBV because of this line.


```coffee
{@createDate, @fileName} = obj
```


Interesting but will not work with freecom togerther with msdos.
I think some rough size check (<26K for instance) will do.


Check your variable names -- not sure what the `self.speed` vs `self.speed50` deal is.


Change to:
```php
		$optionalColumns = $plugin->getSetting(CONTEXT_ID_NONE, 'optionalColumns');
		if (!$optionalColumns) {
			$optionalColumns = array();
		}
		$this->setData('selectedOptionalColumns', $optionalColumns);
```
to resolve https://github.com/beghelli/ojs/commit/2193861d0d792393b8b53dd81a61ebd123fafef2#commitcomment-14337692 ?


Thanks @rogerblandford - `nsffig2.pdf` is huge (14Mb!) so I used the `File->Export` mechanism in `Preview` to save it as a 100dpi JPG file instead, and edited the tex to use this much smaller (64kb) `nsffig2.jpg` file instead. git pull!


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> solve common problems with Particular and nServiceBus

"common problems using". Not "with"

And it is "NServiceBus"


Nice idea


Yup, this is it! For kind of the big quantum next step leap, check out their example for a *command-based* architecture; this is the high-level system design that we use in the actual competition robot:

https://github.com/robotpy/robotpy-wpilib/tree/master/examples/command-based


README - History and identification .doc and .odt versions


```
m.update gametime for m in @miscs when m?
```


Did you mean to leave this print in?


I'm afraid this is incorrect. We have switched from `LOWER foo x LIKE '%bar%'` to `foo ~* 'bar'`. You can see it here: https://github.com/slamdata/slamdata/blob/new-halogen/src/Model/Notebook/Search.purs#L76-L102


Yup, this is it! It's just that simple -- the motor will start running and go until the robot is brutally murdered. Or something. For kind of the big quantum next step leap, check out their example for a *command-based* architecture; this is the high-level system design that we use in the actual competition robot:

https://github.com/robotpy/robotpy-wpilib/tree/master/examples/command-based


> unique within the system


typo, you need a space after the if


Yup, aside from the typo, this is it! For kind of the big quantum next step leap, check out their example for a *command-based* architecture; this is the high-level system design that we use in the actual competition robot:

https://github.com/robotpy/robotpy-wpilib/tree/master/examples/command-based


yeah


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Why do you use `Hash[[*array]]` instead of `Hash[array]`?

```ruby
x=[[1,2],[3,4]]
=> [[1, 2], [3, 4]]
x.to_h
=> {1=>2, 3=>4}
Hash[x]
=> {1=>2, 3=>4}
Hash[[*x]]
=> {1=>2, 3=>4}
```


link to http://docs.particular.net/nservicebus/msmq/. transportconfig will be going away soon


Combine both ways of learning references and training


I was planning to look for the VIRTUAL_ENV variable, which has the path to the venv and I could do a basename $VIRTUAL_ENV on it to setup my path.


Только что поизучал данную тему..Если просто добавлять и читать то ArrayList быстрее..в принципе мы это и делаем.


good question, they have it set to negative presumably because on their physical robot their motors were mounted backwards. in our case positive is the way to go (but this is an example of one of those values that changes based on the physical bot).


This is an alias now for backwards compatibility...


check the names here -- did you mean "autoInit"? Also, method names are case sensitive (e.g. for autoPeriodic).


Typo


just link to http://docs.particular.net/nservicebus/serialization/. then they can see more context and also community serializers


Aside from those few comments, this is it! For kind of the big quantum next step leap, check out their example for a *command-based* architecture; this is the high-level system design that we use in the actual competition robot:

https://github.com/robotpy/robotpy-wpilib/tree/master/examples/command-based


take a look in ``sol_buffer_steal``
-1


The exploit code is also capable of reading from the network file descriptor, isn't it?


Great catch.


Testing the ability to add new master's/ collaborators' comments into the locked conversation.


We should not be ever using prerelease versions in the bootstrapper. so this is redundant


AFL is in upstream ArchLinux, we had AFL in our repo until it was committed upstream into community. We can add the other derives no problem.


Sure! I made the pull request, but I'm not sure if it's necessary any more.
It turns out there is no sandbox endpoint, you still use the production
endpoint to access data in the sandbox. Feel free to close the PR if you
think it's not worthwhile knowing that.

On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 6:25 AM, Mathieu Gagné <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

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>
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Hi @yorikvanhavre thought I'd ping you in, if curious.

@kingregis is rocking with FreeCAD.

We're working on a small project together to hash out potential IFC workflows and/or for me to start learning freecad.


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And in fact, can't be the only login option. This would violate the [App Store Submission Guidelines](http://www.appstorereviewguidelineshistory.com/articles/2015-10-21-guidelines-updated-for-tvos-apps/) 2.27:

> If your app’s core functionality doesn’t work with the Siri remote it will be rejected. The app may, however, provide enhanced functionality in connection with a game controller or other peripheral


@cryogenian Ah, thank you; I was looking at an old version of this code. I will replace this commit!


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The stub isn't required in this case. The test should verify that `verifyAnswer` returns `false` when the parameter is missing.


what if we return the job.remove() promise?


[That](https://github.com/elastic/beats-packer/blob/master/docker/deb-rpm-s3/rpm-s3.expect#L9) was the only way I could get it to work with us-east-1. I too would like to know if there is an alternative.


As we talked about, a ReaderWriterLock is probably the "correct" solution here, but this is a hell of a lot more readable, so I'm in favor of the design choice until it proves itself to be a problem.


better move this to caller.


Yes, looks good.


Thanks, I will take a look. Filtering on condition codes is necessary in the asset classes I am focused on.


Yes. Although I'm not sure this should ever get thrown unless someone partially adds a new submenu type.  Seems like we should catch that gracefully, but I'm not sure your policy on that.


不太懂里面的细节诶…
虽然我还挺想要lazy的功能的，不过我写不出来了…


Pulled your changes.  Nice.


:ghost:


Randy, please look at this one carefully.  Had a few issues with the MAVlink changes that went in recently.  Think I got it right but please check.


I know that pursuit can be built with the libraries in `cabal.config`; I expect stack will have some way of telling it to use that particular set of versions. So if the problem is finding a set of dependency versions to build with, there's one. I don't think that message you just got from cabal is to do with finding a set of dependency versions.


Ah. I thought I'd seen that message before: http://www.yesodweb.com/blog/2015/06/cabals-does-not-exist-error-message


haha don't like that extra space in anonymous function declarations, do you? I guess I can live with that... :D


:+1:

Let me know if you need help.


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### Failed tests
```
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```


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What would be if it's an array? (using multiple uploads) neither of these works:

```
u.avatar[0].indentifier
u.avatar[0]_indentifier
```


Given that I don't have OS X, I suppose I should ask, did you cleaned up code fix the assertion error?


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This is an edit.


`unused`?
Not part of this PR but just noticed this here...


ok


lets change this back to gh-pages


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### Failed tests
```
CashRegister.Test.Unit.dll: CashRegister.Test.Unit.Sales.SalesControllerUnitTest.CTorSalesController_SettingLocalPaymentProviderList_ListIsSet: <no details avaliable>

CashRegister.Test.Unit.dll: CashRegister.Test.Unit.Sales.SalesControllerUnitTest.SalesController_AddTransaction_OrderControllerAddTransactionIsCalled: <no details avaliable>

CashRegister.Test.Unit.dll: CashRegister.Test.Unit.Sales.SalesControllerUnitTest.SalesController_CallingAddProductOrderController_OrderControllerAddingProductIsCalled: <no details avaliable>

CashRegister.Test.Unit.dll: CashRegister.Test.Unit.Sales.SalesControllerUnitTest.SalesController_CancelOrder_OrderControllerClearOrderIsCalled: <no details avaliable>

CashRegister.Test.Unit.dll: CashRegister.Test.Unit.Sales.SalesControllerUnitTest.SalesController_CancelOrder_OrderControllerMissingAmountIsCalled: <no details avaliable>

CashRegister.Test.Unit.dll: CashRegister.Test.Unit.Sales.SalesControllerUnitTest.SalesController_CancelOrder_OrderControllerSaveOrderIsCalled: <no details avaliable>

CashRegister.Test.Unit.dll: CashRegister.Test.Unit.Sales.SalesControllerUnitTest.SalesController_CancelOrder_StartNewOrderIsCalled: <no details avaliable>

CashRegister.Test.Unit.dll: CashRegister.Test.Unit.Sales.SalesControllerUnitTest.SalesController_ClearOrder_OrderControllerClearOrderIsCalled: <no details avaliable>

CashRegister.Test.Unit.dll: CashRegister.Test.Unit.Sales.SalesControllerUnitTest.SalesController_MissingPayment_OrderControllerMissingAmountIsCalled: <no details avaliable>

CashRegister.Test.Unit.dll: CashRegister.Test.Unit.Sales.SalesControllerUnitTest.SalesController_RemoveProductFromOrderList_OrderControllerAddingProductIsCalled: <no details avaliable>

CashRegister.Test.Unit.dll: CashRegister.Test.Unit.Sales.SalesControllerUnitTest.SalesController_RetrieveIncompleteOrder_OrdercontrollerGetStashedOrderIsCalled: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 2 more failed tests, see build details
```


Good catch. :+1:


I agree with the second paragraph, not sure i understand the first one yet.


I can remove `|| { printf ... }` parts and add `set -evx`:)

It tests all possible ways for passing environment variables:
* nspawn's setenv
* kernel options
* systemd's config
* `Environment`, `EnvironmentFile`


比动态规划快


93653546B-FuelGenShowingInABUPSwhenPV (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1963 of 1966 tests passed)

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@avagin
This is not host /dev/console, this will add container's /dev/console as mount point to criu which is not there currently


@bigxiang What's the purpose of this lambda?


@rhvgoyal we want to ensure that people using the default devmapper settings don't have any bad surprises when upgrading. And that has to be part of this PR. How do you recommend checking the existing setup and making sure we use that in the default case (no user-specified dm.fs) instead of using the default `dm.fs` (i.e. xfs) ?

Note that this function doesn't do anything apart from warning, so there is no enforcing.

Thanks for reviewing


I've actually remembered, you need to revert this, in theory all JSPs are supposed to reside under WEB-INF/view for security purposes so that a user can't access them by entering a URL that points directly to a JSP. If you look at them before the move, they were some JSPs under webapps/admin which were just redirecting to the appropriate URLs for those under WEB-INF/view/admin so that one can enter something like /openmrs/dictionary and they automatically get redirected to the dictionary index page. But we can no longer support this from the legacyui module, see [LUI-35] (https://issues.openmrs.org/browse/LUI-35). And the solution was to stop supporting such URLs and change them as seen at https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-module-legacyui/commit/901d5ed39e506fce2aa2cfe8c902e3549e1722fd, the other option if we wish to support them is to add URL mappings for them dynamically via the new servlet API methods to the spring DispatcherServlet and then do the redirect from a a controller like we are doing for some pages


It's a fix relates to the cached context. The result of `partial_missing` will be cached in the context. So it always returns the same result when we cache the context. The lambda makes the result variable.


Ah, thanks, that looks like a very useful resource! :+1:  I'd googled around and come across some cabal issues that made me want to roll up in a corner somewhere. This should help though.

I realise the dependency issue is unrelated to the cabal build bailing out. In fact, I don't think I have a dependency issue at all, but I'll keep your `cabal.config` tip in mind, should anything arise. :)

The problem with my stack build so far appears to be that pursuit depends on `cheapskate`, which I could only find in a stackage nightly, which in turn only seems to have 1.5 versions of yesod, so that's how I arrived at the version numbers here. There may be other sensible ways of obtaining a sensible stack build; perhaps specifying cheapskate under `extra-deps`, or something, but I'd have to do some more digging. (Incidentally, shouldn't there eventually be some migration towards a more recent yesod? And do you think it would be a good idea to have some well-placed tests to help get there?)

Anyway, I'll try and have a look tomorrow. Thanks for your advice! :)


There are two separate error conditions here being squashed into a single message - the "value.schema" metadata item is missing, and the "key.schema" metadata item is missing.  Those should be two separate messages.

Also, instead of "file" the message should say something like "Hadoop sequence file" to make it clear what the code thinks that string at the end is supposed to be.


When?  The main menu uses ModApiUtil too IIRC.
It would happen in the async env, but you just have to add `ASYNC_API_FCT` to fix that.


I wouldn't drop "Frame" from the name.


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


yep that is totally a case, @brian-mann and I had a long talk about this a few days ago... it boils down to the concept of... can you retry "actions"

imho you can retry some... if your action is atomic or if you can revert your action and try again ---

I actually just added this to todomvc https://github.com/tastejs/todomvc/commit/2e4d3795617245fd601fb0ab5b73c06035cd6ccd and it works reall really well for us


If `path` is actually a directory, this message is entirely wrong and instead should be something like "Directory \"" + path.toUri().getPath() + "\" contains no files".  If `path` is a wildcard expression, the message is only subtly wrong and should instead be something like "Wildcard expression \"" + path.toUri().getPath() + "\" matches no files".  In neither case does adding the string "JSON" make any sense - the code is not checking for JSON files specifically at this point.


😂 ❤💚💙
Thank you!


It looks a bit scary to create a class variable to cache the contexts, but I don't know any other way to do the caching. I was thinking you can submit this as a PR to https://github.com/agoragames/stache, but the project is not very active.

What do you think @htanata?


Actually, the values would be `LINKTYPE_` values rather than `DLT_` values; in most cases, the corresponding `LINKTYPE_` and `DLT_` have the same numerical value, but, in a few cases where various OSes have assigned their own different numerical values to the same `DLT_`, the `LINKTYPE_` differs from some or all of them, and it, rather than the platform's `DLT_`, should be used in the file.  (libpcap maps the `LINKTYPE_` value in the file to the `DLT_` value with which it was compiled.)


Is this comment still true? I would expect not?


@yehudasa ok ,I understand shard now,
buy why we need to remove a bucket if this bucket is configured to use lifecycle? Now I just set a extra attr "RGW_ATTR_LC"to bucket metadata.It works fine.


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I update minisign to 0.5 but I think this test in failing the test. Can you take a look? I'm not sure what to do. https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pull/45873

Thank you for adding a comprehensive test.


This part of the message is wrong: at this point `path` could be a wildcard expression not a directory.


+1. git push means to update remote refs along with associated objects.

git push -f means "--force". Usually, the command refuses to update a remote ref that is not an ancestor of the local ref used to overwrite it. Also, when --force-with-lease option is used, the command refuses to update a remote ref whose current value does not match what is expected. This flag disables these checks, and can cause the remote repository to lose commits; use it with care. "--force" applies to all the refs that are pushed, hence using it with "push.default" set to matching or with multiple push destinations configured with "remote.*.push" may overwrite refs other than the current branch (including local refs that are strictly behind their remote counterpart). To force a push to only one branch, use a + in front of the refspec to push (e.g git push origin +master to force a push to the master branch). See the <refspec>... section above for details.

+2. git commit means to record changes to the repository, commit the files that have been added and creates a new revision with a log
git commit -m means commit message.
-m<msg>
--message=<msg>
Use the given <msg> as the commit message. If multiple -m options are given, their values are concatenated as separate paragraphs.


Well, the document would truly be standalone only if *all* the existing Link Types were described in the document, in which case this document should become a living document rather than an RFC and should replace http://www.tcpdump.org/linktypes.html.

The link types used to be described in a libpcap man page; once we got http://www.tcpdump.org/linktypes.html up, I just pointed them to that page, as that's easier to maintain.


try-with-resources would be nice. I've been working through some of those resource leaks as part of NIFI-1073


Although the current coderay message is only set once, it's possible that this could be used for other warnings which might be generated multiple times throughout the spec run, this is just a nice easy way to ensure it's only printed once and this spec was a nice way to show that behaviour.


月报界面的重构


This message is incredibly confusing, referring to a "valid metadata file for Path..." when it really means "valid JSON schema metadata properties on any file underneath directory (or matching wildcard expression)..."


This line should be logging the `Exception e` it just caught.


OK, this one's going to require a major version number change, as the option numbers are changing.

Do we really want to do that?  What's the advantage of having a single name space for options, rather than having separate name spaces for each block?


I'm struggling a bit to understand what `_processingAuthFailure` does here, but I suspect that this interlocked counter was intended to ensure that the function to be invoked on the UI thread isn't invoked multiple times. I think this change removed that. In the new version, two successive calls to `OnAuthorizationFailure` will invoke
```
PlatformAccess.Current.InvokeOnUiThread(() =>
{
  if (this.AuthorizationNeedsUserLogin != null)
  {
    this.AuthorizationNeedsUserLogin(this, new EventArgs());
  }
}
```
two consecutive times.


Is `Handler::cached_contexts` cached across tests? I mean, if we run the same ui component test twice, will the second run get the handlebars value from `Handler::cached_contexts`?


@carladrieli  pq retirou esses métodos src/oportunidades/controller/UsuarioController.java


I think it's still important to mention JSON. This whole function returns a ```JsonSchema```, since it is only called when the BnP job is configured to process JSON.

It is better to be precise than vague, in case the user of the job is actually not even trying to do a JSON BnP job at all.


having some trouble here


It already gets bubbled up and will thus be logged higher up the call stack. I'd like to avoid duplicate stacktraces as they make logs confusing to read.


@nateirwin Seems like there's some kind of race condition going on as well, as `invalidateSize()` only works when wrapped in a `setTimeout()` function.  Do you think there's a better place to call the method?


can't you just bypass the ui and call the underlying api to faster get to the meat of the test which is running all the cells...  of course fixing the ui part is good too but we need to get to a solid green build at some point.


Did you mean you want to rename the class to MethodGroupConversionCache~~Frame~~Manager?


这样能让插件更方便写。pocketmine中ConsoleCommandSender有isPlayer返回false，但是上面提到的两个类都没有相应的方法返回，php允许这种错误，java不行。


@patrick-steele-idem why you need to run the same `mocha` command twice?


should this be removed?


You are correct sir, the intent is to ignore multiple failures while the UI is popped, so this change should be reverted.


I'm not sure it's worth disambiguating between missing ```value.schema``` versus missing ```key.schema```. In either case, that means the user did not leverage Voldemort's ```JsonSequenceFileOutputFormat```.


Fixes #9


NB: As discussed, I had to bump the PrecLand parameter index down to 74, because 19 was already used for Input Manager on AC3.3.  This looked like the least-worst thing to do in this case.


Yes, that's what I meant. However, now I think we don't need the manager at all (see my other comment).


bucuo


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSSecurityTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStickyFinderFilterOnDataset: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

##### there are 8 more failed tests, see build details
```


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ffff


You might find it useful to use haml-rails - it replaces the `erb` generators:  http://is.gd/NxHFa2


We could. I don't like that but I understand your point. I don't think that's necessary though because we have a green build now. The last PR made the build much more reliable and I think it passed consistently since then.


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pq já tem em empresaController e alunoController, @arleyprates


menambahkan fflush(stdin)


神上怎么突然有兴致写这个0.0？


This does not read well to me. I think wasm is close to the metal, with primitive operations, but could still support well structured code that was intended for 'ease of human readability'. While it does not have the abstractions that higher level languages have, the structure still makes a very big difference in readability. For example, I am still trying to make a case for block local variables, which could make the code easier to read without adding higher level abstractions, and I might be able to show some technical merit for the pipeline.


I don't think there should be a standard low level format in the Specification, just some de facto standards. The binary format will be in the Specification, not a text representation of this. The wasm pipeline will not be parsing a low level text formant, but the binary format. The upper layer encoding is defined elsewhere, for now anyway.


Yes, agreed, so if someone needed certain support in the binary representation to be able to support this then it is a technical matter for the Specification.


great my fingers are crossed it holds :)


```
(let ((helm-recoll--actions helm-type-file-actions))
  (append helm-recoll--actions
          '(("Make link to file(s)" . helm-recoll-make-links))))
```
can be rewritten as
```
(append helm-type-file-actions
        '(("Make link to file(s)" . helm-recoll-make-links)))
```
I think - right?


If you don't feel like converting your devise views by hand, you can install the `html2haml` gem and put [this](https://gist.github.com/beaugaines/03508efae19d7173a6f9) script in your rails directory and run it, i.e. `sh devise_to_haml.sh`


No problem. :)

> shouldn't there eventually be some migration towards a more recent yesod?

Probably, but only when it's offering something that we would actually benefit from, in my opinion. Before that happens, I don't think it's worth it.

Incidentally I just had a look and of the yesod packages, only yesod-static has a 1.5 release so far, so it seems the other yesod version bumps in this commit won't be having any effect.

> do you think it would be a good idea to have some well-placed tests to get there?

Probably, yes. I didn't get around to it during GSOC because it didn't seem like the best investment of time - in my opinion, tests for web apps are very hard to get right, and bad tests can be worse than no tests.


@gsmendoza Yes. It is cached across tests, or it is more or less useless if each test initializes a new context :)

I think we can use `ActiveSupport::Cache::MemoryStore` although I am not familiar with this technique. I don't know the capacity of this class, but from the document of Rails, it should be useful in a process. It looks safer than a class variable. What do you think?


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Well, I was basing this off of people's comments in the other thread, like "wasm is not a high-level language, and doesn't need natural high-level language constructs". But perhaps it could be "designed more for the ease of compiler writers than web developers", or such?


Can you move that magic header into a constant (e.g. `GzipHeader`)?

Also, can you test the inverse and early exit instead?


Please break this into an assignment and then a check with an early exit. If it passed all of these checks, then you can `ReadAll()` and `Close()`.


could mark this function as deprecated using `__attribute__((deprecated))`. you can find an example by searching for `rados_watch`.


Why did you remove "helm-recoll-sources-source"?  The code still refers to it.


File line length exceeds 100 characters


Kappa


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Lol! Oh well.. You had a great idea :)
I won't introduce it then. I'll keep the pry-byebug fix in mind.

Thanks


> When safe_mode is enabled or open_basedir is set, CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION is rendered useless. To avoid that, we manually set some cURL options that emulate the behavior.

Is there any point in having code specific to when *open_basedir* is not set?

So the question is, in which cases do we want to handle redirections? While the discussion occurs, could we at least temporarily handle them in *file_get_contents()* to fix the issues with avatars provided by Bridgy? See ad0ab518eeb3d0e58c9cf958e82921783456c299


Just put the source of the repo in composer, something like this:

```json
{
        "minimum-stability": "dev",
        "repositories": [
                { "type": "vcs", "url": "https://github.com/99designs/ergo-http" }
        ]
}
```

And run `composer require "99designs/rightsignature-php"`


This still needs to occur above the sockets provider registration call.  See the comment in the code.


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Good point, thank you for your feedback :)


@rwaldron can you comment on whether what I did here is acceptable?


What happens if ``filename`` is somehting like ``.../../invalid_file_path`` ? Shouldn't validate as it comes from user


Good, I'll give it a try tomorrow.


Yeah, I did the change because I was getting errors trying to access their
endpoint, but it turned out that the IP whitelist was misconfigured on
iCIMS side, once they fixed that everything worked...

Cheers!

On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 12:00 PM, Mathieu Gagné <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

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> I won't introduce it then. I'll keep the pry-byebug fix in mind.
>
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Hi Rod, I don't get this. I had to release a new version just now 1.1.24, and reverted this change. I'm sure you have your reason. Can you elaborate ? Thx, Dimi


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all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1452


What made the FreeBSD folks conclude that storing the access rights directly in the fd table was preferable?


@rufer7

2 things

* first this entry would more qualify for a ManagementUri/ManagementCredential
* removing this will break PoSH functionality relying on such a configuration entry (as PoSH has no `web.config`)


Много читал на эту тему, считается, что ArrayList практически всегда будет быстрее LinkedList. Даже на операции вставки в середину списка.


За прошедшую неделю так и не смог придумать решение без приведения типов.


Cet modif sur trois lignes n'est pas nécessaire.


This null check prevents it from displaying options when opening the dropdown if set MiniminalInputLength = 0


Minor:
`for each (item) of` is a better display, and when referring to it, use `for each`

Also `Snap<em>!</em>`


What's the benefit of 'stable' instead 5? Could you point me to some documentation for that? Thanks!

0.10 broke when I upgraded to get-stdin v5, probably because of old stream compatibility. I'm not sure how important it is to keep support for 0.10.


Wow i didnt know, MCPE support this !


Overly trivial code nazi nit: Can we start `{` on a newline with 4 space indentation? :-)


Based on  http://blog.endpoint.com/2013/11/install-pentaho-bi-server-5-enterprise.html


Not really. I want to be able to call it on a NULL pointer, just like free(). SOL_NULL_CHECK yields a warning.


What is this function doing (short description)? maybe make the name more descriptive


HBIRE_vector_take2 (amirroth) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: Tests Failed

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not necessary this ``return``


I don't like this code either, and it was a pain to write.  I think we should remove it.


What is this function doing (describe here in comments, just want to make sure i understand what is happening)


This needs reverting.


You need to restore the spaces on the left, and remove one less from the right.


Whats the problem with ../../invalid_path in this scenario?


maybe change to addManyToMany to make it explicit what this function is doing


I am using this within a non-sprockets client app (ember-cli) talking to a rails backend.
Can you suggest the best way to include this client library in a way that has rails populate Cable.INTERNAL from the server as this change requires?

Thanks!


ditto


What is this function doing?


Не забудь удалить


Ha y a donc moyen de faire plus court :palm_tree:


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There should be a cljsjs segment to the version number, as in the previous version. So in this case the version would be `3.5.7-0`


leftover from refactory. Will fix, thanks


1. Why is it removing all the lines where the option name appears as a substring? E.g., if I do `CT_KconfigSetOption TARGET_ARCH i386 samples/x86_64-unknown-linux-uclibc/uClibc-0.9.33.2.config`, it will also remove the settings for RUNTIME_PREFIX/DEVEL_PREFIX in that file.

I think it should be something like `sed -i -r -e "/^(# ${option} is not set|${option}[[:space:]]*=)/d"`

2. We are not very consistent in using `sed` vs. `${sed}` (the latter being detected by configure, I guess). Shouldn't the latter be used throughout?


@dfch

I agree. We could add the URI again if we move the connection string again to KNV (issue is already created)

The second entry was created by me and was not yet used in PoSH scripts, so we could add again if we really use it


Why remove the users fixtures?


Barring the version number, this LGTM. Have you tested locally @dm3 ?


Why?


Arg... why do we have different names for the same stuff?!
Will use steal then...


I didn't realize until the comment before that there was a difference between allcounts and all.week.counts.  Your paper talks about weeks, maybe stick to weeks then?  (now I understand why I was sometimes fighting to get days in year to their appropriate week in the year.


Incredibly enough we actually have a guide for this.  https://github.com/Soostone/style-guides/blob/master/haskell-style-guide.md

:)


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I'm fine with leaving this in `core` btw


Давно удалено, это старый коммит.


That was a mistake, pushing up a new version with it in there. Locally, my file was different and accidentally added that to the commit


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I saw this distinction in your paper as well.  I think it should be explicit as should the decision to distinguish training and testing data.


Explain somewhere what is this line doing. Maybe it makes sense to rename some of the functions to something like
addParentRelations, addManyToMany


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@cogmission I changed this method because it iterates for the full ellements of sdr  of Inference in every cycle, but you already changed it too in https://github.com/chelu/htm.java/commit/76461c36b994b3a4515019da3151ce6367ab67ba so I keeped your changes in the PR when solving the conflicts.


What? Why? Hard-coding the hash into the key was completely unnecessary and a terrible idea. This is a breaking change as it is not backwards compatible with pre-existing sessions. This should have become an additional option having a backwards compatible default value. Now that I've said my piece I'll digress and starting cleanup process of over a million sessions.


opt into advisory on desktop, correct? (commit message says server)


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Assuming this also works on FDs that are already capability FDs, resulting in more restrictive (or equally restrictive) capability FD. Is this the case? If so, you may want to change the wording a bit to indicate this.


This commit has breaking changes in one of the interfaces, therefore I changed the minor version.

If you rely on 1.1.x then you can play on the safe side. As soon as you upgrade to 1.2 you must adapt your afterinsert, afterupdate and afterdelete functions.


`cmdline` is not checked with `caml_string_is_c_safe`. Apparently `env` has `\0x00` for statisfying the `CreateProcess` API. However the individual elements that are concatenated with '\0x00' separators [here](https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml/blob/dc043a7b6262df0d33fb585b123052739347e373/otherlibs/win32unix/unix.ml#L821) are not checked for null bytes.


Originally I thought it might help with tracking down bugs once this is merge and people use it with "real" blocks. I am okay with removing it.


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Okay, I was getting 25x25 = 625 which seemed right so I assumed other was wrong.


in this case :+1:


What does your whole composer.json say?


Is this really needed? I had to write it back to the original because when I have a long list, longer than the screen height the moved element not positioned well. After putting back " + window.scrollY", it worked.


:rocket:


I'm not a PHP, but it sounds like a pretty common case; there are a lot of Google hits where people get the error setting CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION when open_basedir is set and/or safe_mode is true, e.g. http://stackoverflow.com/a/3890902/682648 ... And since Known runs in so many different configurations (including Amazon EC2), I'm sure it needs to handle both situations.


I believe it should actually be `wdata` and not `data` that is passed in here.


@lionel- you're right that the SEXP stack would get cleaned up, but other C++ destructors would not get run. E.g. this is a memory leak of a std::string because its destructor is now never called:

```
std::string x("a string");
Rf_error("ouch");
```

Overall, though, mixing C `setjmp` / `longjmp` with C++ destructors or exceptions is risky business.


Tengan cuidado de no mover accidentalmente las carpetas. No habia carpeta Controllers porque Franz la movio a la carpeta Content. Ya lo puse en su carpeta original desde la cuenta de Christian


After an appointment for the 30th is set and then reopened, the code at lines 1417-1423 outputs the following HTML...

~~~~~~
  <select name='form_repeat_type'>
    <option value='0'>day</option>
    <option value='4'>workday</option>
    <option value='1'>week</option>
    <option value='2'>month</option>
    <option value='3'>year</option>
    <option value='5'>?</option>
    <option value='6' selected>?</option>
   </select>
~~~~~~

so the selectedIndex is 6. Next, line 1022 grabs this value before above HTML is modified (line 1024, removes last two options). Line 1026 then adds the last option back (with the correct text (instead of "?")) at this point number of options is 6 (and si = opts.length). Line 1027 only deals with situations where si is < opts.length so selected option is lost. the line I added deals with this situation (si = opts.length) since the last option has effectively moved up one position its corresponding index needs to change accordingly.


What about sending a message to the logging window rather than the console?


I mean you could write `for ( long col = 1; it != content.end(); ++it, ++col )` below as the variable is not needed outside the loop -- and it's always better to limit the scope of variables to the minimally required one.


you will look in paths different from the ``search_paths`` is not a problem someone try to read any file in the filesystem ?
I'm just asking, i'm also not sure about it


Whoops, that's right (the code is correct, the commit message is backwards)


Sorry I missed this update :)  Thanks for taking the time to fix it!


tab


Better yet, do the substitution in sed as well so that regexps can be used (which you use in the next commit). E.g.,

CT_KconfigSetOption:
`sed -r -e "s/^(# (${option}) is not set|(${option})[[:space:]]*=.*)/\2\3=${value}/"`

CT_KconfigEnableOption:
`sed -r -e "s/^(# (${option}) is not set|(${option})[[:space:]]*=.*)/\2\3=y/"`

CT_KconfigDisableOption:
`sed -r -e "s/^(# (${option}) is not set|(${option})[[:space:]]*=.*)/# \2\3 is not set/"`

CT_KconfigDeleteOption:
`sed -r -e "/^(# (${option}) is not set|(${option})[[:space:]]*=.*)/d"`


An example is probably easiest:

>>> foo = ['redhat-baude', 'redhat-walsh', 'redhat-walters']
>>> print "baude" in foo
False
>>> print "redhat-baude" in foo
True
>>> print any("baude" in x for x in foo)
True

Oversimplified, the construct without 'any' requires an exact match to be True, where as the any construct is more similar to a glob-style match.


Is there a reason for separating file and vnode in the user space, since it's combined in the kernel?


@dabonka .limit(1) не нужен тут


How does this work? This will add a line to uclibc.config, literrally saying
````
# TARGET_.* is not set
````
This is not what is intended, obviously. See my comment in the previous commit as to how this can be made to work properly.


:+1: Good use of attr_reader


It shouldn't be a problem. The restriction should be enforced by user permissions. It may be a problem in a setuid(0) program, but not one we can enforce here. As OpenSSL, we can provide a path to SSL_CERT_DIR as well, and that can be any path in the filesystem.


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Ok so any ends up with a string.contains type check.

LGTM


The id is passed in as an optional fourth parameter. I think you meant to assign it to an instance variable.


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@quintenpalmer @andrei-m 5214a2c


It takes all of the synonyms and all of the relations and finds synonyms for table/columns and tableF/columnsF. If it finds synonyms for either it adds them to the list. This is done for the primary and foreign parts of a relation separately.

For example, `schema.table1.col1` is related to `schema.table2.col1`. This relation will be found in the database query. `schema.table3.col1` is synonymous to `schema.table1.col1`, so we need to add a new relation of `schema.table3.col1` -> `schema.table2.col1`.


args are not checked for null bytes.


:+1: Nice work reusing existing methods


`args` and `env` are not checked for null bytes.


@rachelweissman Can you explain this a bit?


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```


Thank you!


I am for the first comment, but against the second. Let me explain why.

The sed operation as you say should replace the missing option in-line. And should be ```${sed}```.
The scope of these functions are to: Set, Enable, Disable, or Delete a kconfig option

Being able to add a regular expression should stay outside the scope of these functions, and a normal sed expression should be used instead.

The reason behind this is that I don't want to see the CT_Kconfig* options being abused and possibly causing more harm then good.


@mohamedmorsy I honestly cannot remember, but I think it had something to do with the choice list.  What happens if you remove it?


Will you also make the corresponding update to the file in imagebuilder once its merged? https://github.com/RackHD/on-imagebuilder/pull/2


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Say PostgREST is running with schema `schema1` and a relation exists that looks like this `schema1.table1.col1` -> `schema2.table1.col1`. Let's also say `schema1.table2.col1` is synonymous to `schema2.table1.col1`. What this function will do is it will “raise” the relation so that it becomes `schema1.table1.col1` -> `schema1.table2.col1`.

This is so that a relation can find a private table which has a public view.


I don't have a strong opinion either way. I was modelling this more on the QgsMapSettings api, which uses flags exclusively. @wonder-sk any thoughts?


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Could the nested-for be avoided by putting all of the headers in a map, then instead iterating through structInfo and as soon as a tag is not found in the headers map, return the error?


Also, is it possible to only delay if we fail at first? Something similar to the first script I built to try to solve odr-220:

```
#!ipxe
echo MonoRail iPXE
set user-class MonoRail

set retryDelay:int8 0

:boot
set idx:int32 0
:loop isset ${net${idx}/mac} || goto loop_done
  echo Bringing up net${idx}...
  ifopen net${idx}
  echo Waiting ${retryDelay} seconds to boot net${idx}...
  sleep ${retryDelay}
  echo Trying to boot net${idx}...
  autoboot net${idx} || inc idx && goto loop
:loop_done

# Accommodate spanning tree network convergence delays if we failed
# the first time around
inc retryDelay 30
iseq ${retryDelay} 60 && goto fail || goto boot

:fail
echo Failed to boot, restarting in 5 seconds.
sleep 5
reboot
```


For clarity I would recommend splitting this up into:

```
self.find_by(column, value)
self.find_all_by(column, value)
```

When using the `unique` flag you are making your method do two things. This is not recommended.


Ok, this line is just transforming the `rels` object. I'll rename the functions to be consistent.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git sqlserver 2014 [Build 46](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=284426&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitSqlserver2014) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Running Build time: 00:01:42


In my testing I did not see that occur, but as I mentioned in the other comment on the global functions, using any sed expression in the CT_Kconfig* functions is out of scope.

I will fix this in a new revision of this patch series.


Please note that Aron Xu is currently assigned for nano, therefore nobody other than Aron can push its translations to TP. I think my request for unassigning some ages-old projects included nano, but it didn't work.


WIP


Внимательно прочитай единицу измерения расстояния и исправь


Please use replace( '\n',... ) instead. The single quote character methods are MUCH faster than the Qstring versions.


AFAIU, if one uses CT_LIBC_UCLIBC_CUSTOM, this script will treat it as the old uClibc. But, aside from the naming of the build directory, this does not seem to affect the build in any way - and with the impending retirement of older uClibc, this is probably a moot point.


yay tests!


Tengo una confusión en este archivo.
Leyendo el código siento que las líneas 25 a 28 (3 a 6 version anterior) sobran con el nuevo código. Es más, el end de la línea 28 debería estar finalizando la clase, por lo que el código en private no debería ejecutarse o debería lanzar un error. ¿Qué no estoy viendo?
Saludos!


id parameter is not used inside initializer


Hi Jim,

I'm glad that you found my library interesting enough to fork!  I see you've added a class from GeoDataSource which calculates the distance between points.  I thought I'd let you know that I've just released an update which includes a new class for calculating distances.  If having everything under one license is important to you (GeoDataSource's code is LGPLv3), check out the latest release of GeographicCoordinate.  If not, have a great day and carry on.  :)


Guards on bind patterns? Dash says no.

He says this is BindingPattern, which is kernel. BindPattern is for resolving forward references, allows guards, and is not kernel.


run free, functions


Not needed.


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 4572](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=73000&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Error while applying patch Build time: 00:00:39


What are the capabilities?


so this only concerns C++ classes? IIUC it's safe to:

* use C objects such as `int` and `struct`
* use templates (though of limited use given dynamic nature of SEXPs)
* use SEXPs with manual protection

Rewriting everything along those lines would be such a pain though :/


... and here it is going to use `uclibc.config` instead of `uclibc-ng.config` if uClibc-ng sources are provided via CT_LIBC_UCLIBC_CUSTOM.


I plan to come back around to the "Custom" source locations after 1.22. See #219.


no need for named return value here?


use `mooseError()` - it prints to std::cerr and properly exits from a parallel run providing stack trace information when appropriate


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 4573](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=73001&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Error while applying patch Build time: 00:00:39


Ага, точняк края рваные...


Please define your private methods as:

```ruby
private
def insert
 # whole method goes here
end
```

`private :insert, :update` makes it hard for people to notice that these methods are actually private.


seriously i need your help


oops. sorry


We don't even allow these in comments. Mostly because we didn't want to write a parser. Use _console to print to the screen and avoid using std::endl


For instance say a relation has columns `schema.table1.col1` and `schema.table1.col2` which link to `schema.table2.col1` and `schema.table2.col2`. Let's also say the columns `schema.table3.col1` and `schema.table4.col1` are both synonymous to `schema.table1.col1` and likewise `schema.table3.col2` and `schema.table4.col2` are synonymous to `schema.table1.col2`.

This function will take all of the synonyms and `[schema.table1.col1, schema.table1.col2]` and return `[[schema.table3.col1, schema.table3.col2], [schema.table4.col1, schema.table4.col2]`


NVM - I see that these are removed lines...


By the way have you reported that minicom bug yet? If you are not reporting it, I will consider doing it myself using the standard debian bug report method.


Yes, it's good way, but I'm not using ZRAM (users can decide by kernel settings) so I don't turn it ON at startup :yum:


Thanks for catching that.


Merged here, right now.


Ya reviśe el próximo commit, era efectivamente un error, cierto?


will errors thrown in map function get silenced too? We should probably pipe those to process.stderr.


Pretty much :(

It's sad because C++ destructors are IMO the most useful feature of the language, and you basically can't safely use them in the presence of functions in the R API that might longjmp, unless you catch / suppress those errors through other means.

There are some R APIs, e.g. `R_ToplevelExec` or `R_tryEval` which ensure that errors are emitted, but these tend to break other condition handlers (e.g. warnings, messages, ...)


As it currently stand in this patch series: https://github.com/bhundven/crosstool-ng/blob/uclibc-ng/config/libc/uClibc.in#L62
Custom is temporarily disabled due to problems like this, which... again, I plan to come back to after 1.22.


That was ssakash.


@rmcmx


> It starts to work but crashes after some time (due to a null pointer in a resolve call).

Ahhh, okay.  Well I know you are still playing the game and not really working on decoding it.  I'm sure you'll discover what it is.  I'll try to go over my code again and see if it's something I did.


> I'm sure it needs to handle both situations.

Yes, but we don't necessarily need *specific code* to set cURL params when safe_mode or open_basedir is set, unless there are other issues to take into consideration.

Handling the redirection with cURL params in this narrow case would only bring small performance improvements for a usecase that seems very unlikely to me in production) but would just add lines of code.

We could just in every case bypass the problem with the one of the many hacks we can find online (like the one you just linked to). Then again, that is unless there are other issues to take into consideration.


Oh okay, thanks :)


:+1:

That helped with https://github.com/szpak/mockito-java8/issues/2.


@benbp @keedya I updated my initial WIP PR with the simpler update - (the stock sleep 10 thing): https://github.com/RackHD/on-imagebuilder/pull/2

Consensus from core team - include the more complex script instead from above?


Hi @UnderGreen
Sure thing, the patch wasn't actually intended to be committed at all, it was just to show what I modified to the current code. This code doesn't work for creating lxc, but can stop, start and delete containers.


ah sorry, I'm on board with you now :+1:


I think you forgot to save your changes?


Cosmetic, but maybe WRNs here would help devs, since the function is void.


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 4571](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=72999&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:12:58
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Karel, the difference is small.
We are basically using your recipe for Babel FLP training (Swahili), but try to incorporate some external features. The external features are over files, but our alignments are over segments, hence we have to use extract-feature-segments. The WER for the GMMs trained from the extracted features, based on Kaldi-produced alignments is 67.2 when snapping from beginning and 67.7 when snapping from the end. The difference reduces to 0.1 after DNN training and to 0.0 after sMBR training, probably thanks to the re-alignements. So I wouldn't worry about it.


Well, you do use regular expressions in current uclibc.sh version :) But even if REs are not supposed to be used, I'd say, use substitution inline even if only to preserve the order of the options for comparison purposes. I.e., you wouldn't need `\2\3` in the second comment, just use `${option}` instead:

CT_KconfigSetOption:
`sed -r -e "s/^(# (${option}) is not set|(${option})[[:space:]]*=.*)/${option}=${value}/"`

CT_KconfigEnableOption:
`sed -r -e "s/^(# (${option}) is not set|(${option})[[:space:]]*=.*)/${option}=y/"`

CT_KconfigDisableOption:
`sed -r -e "s/^(# (${option}) is not set|(${option})[[:space:]]*=.*)/# ${option} is not set/"`

CT_KconfigDeleteOption:
`sed -r -e "/^(# (${option}) is not set|(${option})[[:space:]]*=.*)/d"`


Strange, Which version of the shell are you using?


#add color.


Thank you!


The formatting of the two macros above looks weird. Wouldn't the processor think that 1 << F_GETFL is a parameter rather than the definition of the macro if there is no whitespace after the macro name?


This shouldn't goto file_close


So with `input_output` renamed to `io`, Sphinx doesn't generate correct function links, like this one:
http://craffel.github.io/mir_eval/#id31
The link just doesn't appear (give it a try by building the docs with the latest master).  Do you know of a way to make those links work?  Function names also appear in the docs as `mir_eval.input_output.blah` instead of like this:
http://craffel.github.io/mir_eval/#mir_eval.io.load_delimited
which is less of a big deal, because the functions are still usable as `mir_eval.input_output.blah`, but still kind of annoying.


ret = wm8994_request_irq(codec->control_data,


I'm not sure why you care about a syntax error which was fixed in march, but it's pretty obvious that section of the code wasn't exercised in our testing during the affected period.


En esta linea para mi se rompe el encapsulamiento. Estas revisando si el jugador tiene o no una carta con el Contain, en vez de interactuar directamente con el Jugador


		wm8994_free_irq(wm8994->control_data, WM8994_IRQ_GPIO(6),
				wm8994);


ReadMe File


Maybe have these strs as static const in the file


We'll have to look at this some more...


I prefer the checkboxes not to be enabled by default


snd_soc_update_bits(wm8994->codec, WM8994_ANTIPOP_2,


I think the separate index is less than ideal. Feels like it adds more complexity and more chance for things to go wrong or for performance to be impacted. Say for example when a bunch of new series are created (when someone imports all their data), we'd have to update that index.

I don't quite understand the indirect MMAP technique since I'm not sure how you'd do a binary search for a string key on that. I need to read up on techniques to do on-disk string indexes that are quickly searchable.

Of these approaches the LRU feels like the easiest thing to do and also the easiest to reason about. Also that startup times would be very good even when there is a very large database. Just means that performance could be impacted for things not in the cache, but I think that's ok?


looks dank


> Well, you do use regular expressions in current uclibc.sh version :)
Yes, and I replied to that and mentioned that would be fixed in the next revision ;) Bad Bryan. /me smacks hand.

The problem with your solution is that if the option was not previously disabled (I.E.: no ```# OPTION is not set```) and if it was not previously set (I.E.: no ```OPTION=[[:alphanum]]*```) then nothing happens.


Check return of this and others call to that function


Gotcha, that makes sense.


My only comment here is:  failing the /profile request is expected when the node doesn't have any active workflow. Do we need to loop on failure in this case? @benbp


I'm like a child trying to play in the majors! Fixed

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```asm
x = 0
rept $10
    ld a, [hli]
    ld [rWave + x], a
x = x + 1
endr
```


doc.md?


consist*


Thanks, that worked!  Is there a way to have the ergo-http dependency in the rightsignature-php composer.json itself?  I think the
```
"minimum-stability": "dev",
```
is what was missing?  Otherwise I get the composer error:
```
99designs/rightsignature-php dev-master requires 99designs/ergo-http * -> no matching package found.
```

Should I submit a pull request or am I missing something?


Switch statement?


that's maybe why no one else took this on :p
Consider also putting up a PR to add a Travis CI badge to the readme.


@zilav @Hugues92

> It starts to work but crashes after some time (due to a null pointer in a resolve call).

Ahhh, okay.  Well I know you are still playing the game and not really working on decoding it.  I'm sure you'll discover what it is when you have time.  I'll try to go over my code again and see if it's something I did.

> Also you need to define the game in the registry

I have a reg hack for now that should work.


It's a bad style to put blank lines w/o any reason - please remove.


Typo


The SHA256 should be computed over the whole tar.gz and verified before untarring it.


What's the reason for this 5-bit mask instead of a just 3 bits with the actual index?


Deberia tirar una excepcion si trata de jugar 2  veces la misma carta


Copied from #4603 CR:

What should this do when we have multiple campaigns? If a user can only have one campaign, there should be an assert or some sort of error-handling. That said, if this is a pain, I'd be happy for it to get kicked down the road as long as a great big comment is added that warns of the danger.


:euro:


If we are worried about the order of options, then maybe we should run ```sort -u``` on the config in the end of 'modifying it'?


Whoops, this isn't `-1, -1`, but `snd->u.scr.xs, snd->u.scr.ys ` (else it'd ignore the defined touch area)


MoveBy()? MoveTo()?


wm8994_request_irq(codec->control_data, WM8994_IRQ_TEMP_WARN,


Thanks seanm for your comments.

Following your comments, I added the macros that you suggested.
Unfortunately, my clang does not have "__has_warning".

So, I put the following macros in the code.
#if defined(__clang__)
#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wall"
#endif

If you have any questions or comments, please inform me.

Thanks


wm8994_request_irq(wm8994->control_data, WM8994_IRQ_TEMP_SHUT,


typo: clockwise


HBIRE_vector_take2 (amirroth) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Ошибка. Naming Convention.


Uneeded 2nd blank line - please remove.


Is this code still needed?  If not, please delete.


Yes please

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good commit


don't use regmap api