Could this be `let attrs = el.attrs().iter().map(|attr| (attr.identifier().clone(), attr.value().clone())).collect();`?

(It's actually slightly more efficient as I wrote it since it'll preallocate the space, I believe.)


Ah, no, I didn't include those in the python API as I was working on display of just the meanings to the user (the coding scheme has always been the same in all my same data and the codes weren't conveying much meaning to the user). Let me add something in this afternoon and get back to you soon.


Good point, thanks.


@davidlimcheng this lgtm - would it be possible to make a PR?
Make sure you only make the changes to `src/services/youtube.js` (none of the other files)

As for the date issue, imo just leave it as is, it's what we do with the other services as well.


right here we can probably put `const values = context.values[this.index] = this._value` because you're referencing `values` a lot below.


The `runuser` command is more designed for this type of use case, where root wants to act temporarily as another user, rather than the other way around.


Should be something like "and so we use RestyleHints"


Yah that's possible but only without virtualenv.


I created #6982 to fix this.


we can move this up to line 68, most likely.


Assuming we need no translation here because that's embedded in the form somehow?


Great work, @kwonoj! I've added some feedback.


I think I'd prefer to just use `if let` instead of `map_or` over `()`.


r+


If something is purely "for learning purposes" it should be pushed to a branch other than master


wouldn't this cause more headaches for checking in the collide function? it would turn
if (otherEntity.type == "player")
into
if (otherEntity.data && otherEntity.data.type == "player")
but either all other entities need to implement it this way, or you will have a different if statement based on what entity you're checking against.

What undefined garbage are you referring to?


Let's make this private, unless there's a reason for package-protection...


"This does have the problem that the following won't behave as the user expects:"

This is pretty bad. I don't think we should ship it.


For prevent [XSS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-site_scripting) security vulnerability for string inputs use [encodeURIComponent](https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/encodeURIComponent) and [escape](https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/escape) functions:
```javascript
var colorPrimary = prompt('Enter color 1', '');
if (window.encodeURIComponent) {
  colorPrimary = encodeURIComponent(colorPrimary);
} else {
  colorPrimary = escape(colorPrimary);
}
```
Shorthand #1:
```javascript
var colorPrimary = prompt('Enter color 1', '');
colorPrimary = window.encodeURIComponent ?
               encodeURIComponent(colorPrimary) : escape(colorPrimary);
```
Shorthand #2:
```javascript
var colorPrimary = prompt('Enter color 1', '');
colorPrimary = (encodeURIComponent || escape)(colorPrimary);
```
Shorthand #3:
```javascript
var colorPrimary = (encodeURIComponent || escape)(prompt('Enter color 1', ''));
```


It looks like this method can be accessed by authenticated users and unauthenticated users. However creating a link with vanity string requires authentication. You can use a conditional before_action to restrict access to the action method.

Check out [this link](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23368424/documentation-for-conditional-before-action-before-filter)


@DomT4 sounds great.


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:13:11
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Please double check subtitle checkmark. It doesn't work if you select EVR after having selected EVR-CP (or anything that supports more renderers)


It's inserted into the graph, thus supported.


Oh, I also slightly improved preinitialization performance.


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But we support ISR and I thought XY was using it?


Please double check subtitle checkmark. It doesn't work if you select for example EVR after having selected EVR-CP (or anything that supports more renderers).


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:13:27
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


@KingCrunch This commit breaks the command for a DBAL service configured as an SQLite database. If ```$params['path']``` is unset the program flow enters the if statement at L81 and ```$name``` is quoted twice, thus breaking the eventual ```PDO``` class instantiation down the line.

On my box, surrounding the if block with a couple of dump($name) yields the foilowing output, and commenting out the conditional block solves the problem:

```
$ sf doctrine:database:create
"/vagrant/app/database.db3"
""/vagrant/app/database.db3""
Could not create database "/vagrant/app/database.db3" for connection named default
An exception occured in driver: SQLSTATE[HY000] [14] unable to open database file
```

Since I don't understand what's the rationale behind this commit I'm not confident enough to propose a fix, nevertheless I wanted to bring this to your attention. Thank you.


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:14:46
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


+1, will do


fixed


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Will double-check, but it worked last time I checked.


added


Should not this go to `root/usr/bin` in git?   Also, shouldn't this have better
name as a script in $PATH?
Then you could safely expect this is in $PATH.  I can see that we do
`COPY root /` too late, but it could be moved a bit.
be done earlier


it's good to have that but it's too general.  very specifically, one cannot follow the directions as given for a successful deployment because of the VM in the middle, and this is the concern.  one should be able to read instructions and get things running.  we really should make a note for OSX users that the --volume will be mapping to the VM, not to the host, and that the VM conveniently maps /Users to the host, because neither of these facts are by any means easy to discover.  the point of documentation is that it prevents users from having to pull their hair out, consult with developers of the software, or read the source. right?


This doesn't seem to be quite right:

http://camcycle.cyclescape.org/overview/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=car+parking&button=

Seems to add ```action=search&button=&controller=groups``` to the URL:

http://www.cyclescape.org/overview/search?action=search&button=&controller=groups&query=car+parking&utf8=%E2%9C%93


It isn't connected for me.


# echo +10.0.0.1 10000 > /proc/net/ipt_ratelimit/bulk
# echo @-10.0.0.1 > /proc/net/ipt_ratelimit/bulk
# echo @-10.0.0.1 > /proc/net/ipt_ratelimit/bulk
-bash: echo: write error: Invalid argument
dmesg


Fixed on https://github.com/plataformatec/rubycritic/commit/b2d9dafa495f70707f54e1ac5b1d79cf17c8172e.


@rwjblue Not sure why, but this change is preventing a new project from running.

```
ember new foo
cd foo
ember install ember-cli-mocha
ember test
```

Is anyone getting something similar?


Currently the tiles are setup to have "data = {type: ###, other: ###}". There is also only 1 layer right now. So in other words, if you go through trying to collect data about the entities around you, then you run into problems with the blocks.

I thought this solution would be easier to understand. The other solution is while iterating over surrounding tiles, you check to see if each one is an entity, because I doubt the normal tiles are a part of entities. Either way works.

If it's really a problem for you then you can just add "this.type = "player"" back into the player class. having both wouldn't cause a problem.


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:13:04
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Well... "but fine" then :D Because it still makes sense.


To make it less of a special case, is it possible to introduce some kind of flag that indicates that the browser chrome element has focus (e.g. the address bar), as opposed to the web page element has focus?


But pip gets installed a couple of lines before in the specific version that we want. Why do we have to re-install?
`https://pypi.python.org/packages/source/p/pip/pip-$PYTHON_PIP_VERSION.tar.gz`


This breaks my build when trying to run on a device:

Error:Execution failed for task ':app:transformClassesWithDexForDebug'.
> com.android.build.transform.api.TransformException: com.android.ide.common.process.ProcessException: org.gradle.process.internal.ExecException: Process 'command '/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_45.jdk/Contents/Home/bin/java'' finished with non-zero exit value 2

Using 1.3.+ works.


echo +10.0.0.1 10000 > /proc/net/ipt_ratelimit/bulk
echo @-10.0.0.1 > /proc/net/ipt_ratelimit/bulk
echo @-10.0.0.1 > /proc/net/ipt_ratelimit/bulk
-bash: echo: write error: Invalid argument
dmesg:
xt_ratelimit: Rule should start with '+', '-', or '/'


No compatibility layer for Xy and CDX7AllocatorPresenter were made.


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Summary: Failed to create a directory Build time: 00:00:00


Ok.


Already fixed ;)


ready_aim_fire (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2322 of 2370 tests passed)

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Summary: Failed to create a directory Build time: 00:00:00


Ich nehme an, dass sich dieser Satz auf `\iota : A \to S^{-1}A` bezieht.

Dann habe ich aber folgendes Gegenbeispiel gefunden:

Sei `A := Z_2^2`, `S := { (0, 1), (1, 1) } = { (a, b) | b=1 }` (beachte: `S` ist multiplikativ abgeschlossen und gesättigt). Es ist `\iota(0, 1)` invertierbar in `S^{-1} A`, aber `(0, 1)` nicht in `A`.


Yep, doesn't work. Will fix.


Why can't this be reduced to: `using SHAMapHash = base_uint<256, SHAMap>`?


@boneskull again, super sorry about that :(


@borshop: retry


@WDude4k if you wanted to gather info about the entities in a radius around you, you could just use
````javascript
entityManager.queryRadius( xpos, ypos, radius)
````
It will give you only entities (not tiles)


Small fix


`Cannot read property 'ember-cli-mocha' of undefined`is the error


Pushed a version of this patch, thanks.


 array.length -= 1;

Do you need to splice? I'm not sure, just wondering.


Confirmed that after #1307, the `Dockerfile` above builds fine. (Not sure what the missing `github.com/PuerkitoBio/purell` dependency &c that occurred earlier was about, but it doesn't happen now.)


For cm11 I use a33 4.4 sdk(because a33 like a10 have mali400 gpu)
http://pan.baidu.com/s/1sj6udeH
Pass: 0w13

The SDK is split into four parts. Use this command to extract cat android.tar.bz2.a* | tar xj


push usually returns the new length


Will these work for you:
  std::string GetRegionCodeFromLabel(int label, const char *lutName = NULL);
  std::string GetRegionSchemeFromLabel(int label, const char *lutName = NULL);
  std::string GetRegionModifierCodeFromLabel(int label, const char *lutName = NULL);
  std::string GetRegionModifierSchemeFromLabel(int label, const char *lutName = NULL);
  std::string GetCategoryCodeFromLabel(int label, const char *lutName = NULL);
  std::string GetCategorySchemeFromLabel(int label, const char *lutName = NULL);
  std::string GetCategoryTypeCodeFromLabel(int label, const char *lutName = NULL);
  std::string GetCategoryTypeSchemeFromLabel(int label, const char *lutName = NULL);
  std::string GetCategoryModifierCodeFromLabel(int label, const char *lutName = NULL);
  std::string GetCategoryModifierSchemeFromLabel(int label, const char *lutName = NULL);


How would that help?


Too late now. :D


Damn I am dumb the last couple of days...


saw approval from javajolt
at https://github.com/basho/riak_pb/commit/37fbe56ec285f377b14c020d85063b82f2bec9e6


merging basho/riak_pb/features/lrb/otp-18 = 37fbe56e into borshop-integration-160-features/lrb/otp-18


basho/riak_pb/features/lrb/otp-18 = 37fbe56e merged ok, testing candidate = e7d3cd48


Looks pretty good


I also structured my searches in a different fashion, so radius wouldn't be super helpful.


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:13:06
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


I think ultimately we might be able to do it this way.  However in the interim while we're commonly converting a `SHAMapHash` back to `uint256` I wanted to avoid a copy of the bytes.  This was most easily accomplished with a cast-like member function:  `uint256 const& as_uint256() const {return hash_;}`  This signature is also unique in rippled, making it easy to search for later (to get rid of).


FWIW all `initialize()` does is ensure that configuration files are loaded (default values are loaded regardless). `cleanUp()` should effectively do nothing in processes that have no link-based locks open, so I think this is still fine (although a bit unclean).

We might want to chat a bit about the semantics of `intialize()` / `ensureInitialized()` and who / when they should get called.


[TBPREF_fa24.patch.txt](https://github.com/FrontAccountingERP/FA/files/31155/TBPREF_fa24.patch.txt)
Attached is some further TB+PREF replacements in SELECT statements.


If it's browser chrome that has focus then dont process some commands, if it's the web page element - do process.


Other than that looks all right :+1:


@WDude4k fair enough, I was only trying to keep things consistent across as many entities as possible


> echo +10.0.0.1 10000 > /proc/net/ipt_ratelimit/bulk
> echo @-10.0.0.1 > /proc/net/ipt_ratelimit/bulk
> echo @-10.0.0.1 > /proc/net/ipt_ratelimit/bulk
> -bash: echo: write error: Invalid argument

This is correct behavior, only kernel warning (i.e. dmesg or console) is suppressed.

> xt_ratelimit: Rule should start with '+', '-', or '/'

Is it possible that you not reloaded module after recompile with this update? After what exact command you get this warning?


All fixed.


@EricPSC looks good.
All other CSS issues will be posted inside the Github Issues


I was a bit worried over busted ABI but since Reflect is marked as internal this should be good IMHO


I had to use '< 1.3' for this to work with katello:reset, the higher ones would give the above error or ones similar to the above error


Like I said, you can definitely add the this.type if you'd like. Previously there wasn't anything there, so I just put something in to check against.


I think lundis' comment on https://github.com/apt-mirror/apt-mirror/pull/42 are valid, but I also believe that I've coded around the issues and it should now handle debian-installer (if present) whether the main/debian-installer is configured in mirror.list or not,  so not too concerned either way.


Renaming/cloning the part seems like a bit unorthodox of a way to accomplish that. Isn't that normally done without doubling the VAB part list for the tanks and changing part names?

ie.

https://github.com/KSP-RO/RealismOverhaul/blob/master/GameData/RealismOverhaul/RO_SuggestedMods/SSTU/SSTU_Tanks.cfg#L7-L20

Of course, you can choose the default tank type of your preference, and limit the tank types available by reducing the typeAvailable list.


All commands gets passed `uiEvent`, which tells them if the keydown event happened in browser UI or in web page content. However, I think it makes sense to allow these two commands to run even in browser UI if the user has assigned a different shortcut than `<tab>`. That’s why I chose to do it this way.


Diese Datei sollte eigentlich nicht versioniert werden. Sie ist für euch lokal als Info gedacht.


`SessionFileProtect` should also be `disabled` as opposed to `never` (using `never` currently works the same but it's not a documented option so all bets are off if we change the parsing in JtR)


Another thing to print (which might be more useful) is the path to the inputs that changed.  We were talking about a situation where tasks:
A <- B <- C <- D

Where B consumes A, C consumes B, and C writes to the same file path as A and D consumes that.  We could print 'B inputs have changed' or 'B and D inputs have changed', but it would be more useful to print 'path/to/A/output has changed'.   Since it would loop forever, you might have some hope of figuring out what's going on by the path.

'path/toA/output has changed for task B' might be good too, but I'm not sure if we keep track of that and need to add something for it.


Don't you have the same problem on the next lines as well? (729, 730)


The purpose of this rewrite is to be able to cache as much as possible of the structure and apply getGenerator on the cached structure.


Ah ok, makes sense.


Suuuuuuuper nit:

```js
return runQueries(
  this._storeData,
  queries,
  callback,
  fetchMode,
  profiler
);
```
so that it's like the other call?

/ocd


Does `unlink` still get called after the `raise`? Or should it come first?


after second command


I'm not entirely sure static_asserts will work in smoothie, we do not have exceptions turned on. I'll need to research that.


We only wrap arguments if the line is > 80 chars.


ah, ok now I understand the logic of `included` variable in `pruneAllWithoutConcreteTests()`.
The order should be child first. (method -> class -> engine)
Also, it should remove `null` as well. (`EngineDescriptor#getParent()` returns `null`).

Anyway, I agree this logic should be re-considered.


Can not reproduce.


Maybe we should fallback to the form code (report.form) here if the doc does not have a title attribute?  I'm not sure how or if that title attribute is enforced/validated.   Also wondering how this query 'medic/forms' works for admins (not pouchdb) and when do we prefer querying pouchdb vs [querying the api](https://github.com/medic/medic-api/blob/develop/API_v1.md#get-apiv1formsidformat).


I don't think we actually need `CZPhotoPickerPermissionAlert` now. It just has one class method in it and we never instantiate an instance of `CZPhotoPickerPermissionAlert`. Do you mind if I move its `alertController` method into `CZPhotoPickerPermissionAlert#makePermissionAlertController` method?


No. Unlike `char_traits::compare`, the size comparison always returns +/-1: https://github.com/cppformat/cppformat/blob/477962884e36ae490f2414df44dbc60abcba1ff2/format.h#L313


BTW, I really like we are getting rid of sharedInstance here :+1:


that's jokes man


Clever code! But I had to think about truth tables in my head. :) How about:

    let state_changes = snapshot.state.map_or(false, |snapshot_state| current_state ^ snapshot_state);


@StevenNunez - Seems like `this.options` is undefined.  Can you open an issue?


Looks like https://github.com/switchfly/ember-cli-mocha/issues/88 was reported already.


I forgot to include it.


This seems like a problem in `dnf`.  I tested with whatever is newest available on Fedora 23 (dnf-1.1.3-1.fc23.noarch), I can reproduce it.

I filed this to track: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1280029


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:13:01
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 4368](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=71966&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:13:21
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Correct.


I'd fix this - seems wrong @briankyawchan


If you migrate to the `using` of a tagged `base_uint`, you can use `if (mn.mNodeHash == zero)` and save the cost of constructing an empty `SHAMapHash` which does a 32-byte `memcpy`.


Done.


I think itʻs right man :+1: @samhkarp


@dstcruz is there a reason to have all these lines at the end of this file?


Working demo test


I made this ::from_layout_js so that I could use it on LayoutNode as well, which already has ::new.

Leaving this commit as separate given that it touches various things and doesn't impact the correctness of what comes before it.


Interactive mode is indeed a bit strange for the Succeed tests. For the time being, I think I will change it to just print the output if the test fails without waiting for any user input.


@dstcruz  Typically you will see most people put the actual name in here, rather than this.  That way is easier to look back on.


bullshit! delete it


Need to verify ITPOs can be removed successfully when the background loader isn't run.


@dstcruz there seems to be some form of ascii character here, was that intended?


Correction for line 17; Line 17 should be explodedArray and not explodedString. Explode turns strings into arrays.


@Turbo87: Sorry! I should've added some comments to the top of this file explaining how it's used. If you use the [Foreman](https://github.com/ddollar/foreman) tool to launch Procfile (such as [crates.io's](https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io/blob/master/Procfile)) processes locally, it will read the `.env` file and set up environment variables for those processes based on the contents of that file.


@svenmueller Does this work for you? I am getting an error ```Cannot connect to the Docker daemon. Is the docker daemon running on this host?```. Would be nice to have an example with working import / export command too.


a shit


That looks wrong. Why did you remove noFlag::GetWaresCountForRoad?


You probably just want `.attemptRun` here, if your intent is that it should block.


Ok :+1:


Couldn't you use the mem_id mechanism we discussed in Tampere? If multiple devices share a physical memory as their global memory, only one of them should allocate the SVM buffer. If multiple devices do not share a physical memory, then they cannot share pointers.


Fixed.


What about T19 ? Will be updated like T16 with fade in-out function?
Regards and ty for your work


Yep.


It doesn't make sense to me to receive the token here. And I couldn't find a way to have token accessed unitialized. I need more details to check what is wrong, but probably we need to initialize token in this method.


ффффф


Fully refactored:

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
<title>Сhess board</title>
</head>
<body>
<script><!--
  var rows = +prompt('Enter number of rows:', '8') || 8;
  var cells = +prompt('Enter number of cells:', '8') || 8;
  var cellspacing = +prompt('Enter cell spacing:', '0') || 0;
  var border = +prompt('Enter border:', '1') || 1;
  var width = +prompt('Enter table width:', '300') || 300;
  var height = +prompt('Enter table height:', '300') || 300;
  var colors = [
    (encodeURIComponent || escape)(prompt('Enter color 1', 'Brown')),
    (encodeURIComponent || escape)(prompt('Enter color 2', 'White'))
  ];
  var html = '<table ' +
             'cellspacing="' + cellspacing + '"' +
             'border="' + border + '"' +
             (width ? 'width="' + width + '"' : '') +
             (height ? 'height="' + height + '"' : '') +
             '>';
  var cell;

  for (; rows--;) {
    html += '<tr>';
    for (cell = cells; cell--;) {
      html += '<td bgcolor="'+ colors[(rows + cell) % 2] +'"></td>'
    }
    html += '</tr>';
  }
  document.write(html + '</table>');
//-->
</script>
</body>
</htm>
```


No need to prefix `file_get_contents`  with backslash `\`. Otherwise fine.


@fefifofum Read my message? :/


I like this message better!


If we need quotes, I'd like them everywhere and on all versions...


What this Mean ??

________________________________
From: llrathalosll <notifications@github.com>
Sent: Tuesday, November 10, 2015 8:29 PM
To: 3dshax/ctr
Cc: ProjectXII
Subject: Re: [ctr] Added master key generator tool for parental lock (bcb3734)

Hello!
please help.
reference number: 1124829664

11/10 Tuesday 2015

f.klin@hotmail.com<mailto:f.klin@hotmail.com>

thankyou!!

-
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<https://github.com/3dshax/ctr/commit/bcb3734b9a26d0fe7ef66f7d3814406fee797303#commitcomment-14310027>.


after second deletion attempt
echo @-10.0.0.1 > /proc/net/ipt_ratelimit/bulk
or just any other nonexistent address.

reloaded module right now after "git pull" with latest commits,
and @+ works as it should but @- still not.


Don't code when half asleep


Note that figures for submission have to be in EPS format and have to be named `03-1_fN.eps`.


Yes, and instead of wasting your time, it's wasting ours.

Please don't be arrogant about this. These errors after your commits have happened before. I don't think the three minutes (tops) it would take you to validate/fix such small errors would be such a big deal for whatever priorities you have.


You are attempting to delete version 0, which may not exist.  AFAICT, you first need to get (perhaps using Exists method call) a stat struct for this node, get the version number from that stat structure, and then delete that version, much as is done for the parent delete at line 425, below.


muito


Updates to README are accurate.


Ok... OTOH

you could do:

    result = size_ - other.size_;

instead of the branching/comparisons. On my box that is 2 vs ~7 instructions.


Why is this all different from the original?  I can't tell what's changed.


If you're going to change this, why not indent /pre to match?


Just wonder if it would it be helpful to use the Python style versioning: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0440/

`return LIBTORRENT_VERSION ".dev" LIBTORRENT_REVISION `


We could also do it for T19


Ok, I can take care of that tomorrow or so. I already begun moving skins files to resource directories so this should be easy.


ok.


Ugh... What's the emoji for head exploding?


I'd prefer to redirect old API calls rather than serve them (support them) but if something like `res.redirect(301, '/api/v1/export/:type/:form?' + querystring.stringify(req.params))` doesn't work then oh well.


Yes, those look great!

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I assume you mean ElementState::empty() rather than false. Agreed modulo that.


Okay, will have them checked in soon.


Thanks @hmmr - could you please +1 the SHA? That way borshop will do its thing.


We could have a `--compilers` like flag for `noflo-nodejs`. Will be more flexible/future-proof than coding in just babel, and then users can decide what extra deps they want or not.


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1429 of 1429 tests passed)

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You get `Rule should start with '+', '-', or '/'` on second deletion attempt but not on the first? This is impossible. Becasue, code parsing command string is exactly same, and that code is not yet know that IP will exists or no.


I'm not stopping you from adding that in though, I'm just trying to get an idea of how it'd function.


The "Cause" in your commit description implies that your commit is *introducing* a segemntation fault, not fixing one. :stuck_out_tongue: Write "Fix" instead.


I don't know RxJava but I know Akka which is a comparable I think. Both are frameworks for develop reactive message/event driven asynchronous applications. I don't think that one of this is needed for docker-java. Async-http-client and/or netty in contrast gives us all the needed features like unix sockets support, ssl and http connection hijacking that is needed for STDIN redirection.


doesn't work - без s, еще '


не надо
many multi-carets
надо
multi-carets


@krlmlr does this help ensure that PRs which update NEWS won't get merge conflicts? This seems like it would be nice to have as a default from `devtools` or something similar.


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Oh no, I missed an opportunity for traverse, I think.


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My suggestion above would not work correctly with very large strings though, but is what libstdc++ does
in essence. To handle huge strings you would have to add the comparions again.


@thomasf
Could you please provide a sample config to reproduce that issue?


Danke für die Durchsicht! Du hast natürlich Recht. Ich wollte eigentlich sagen, dass im gesättigten Fall `iota(x)` genau dann invertierbar ist, wenn `x` in `S` liegt. (Im Allgemeinen gilt ja nur die Rückrichtung.)


Unfortunately this is not portable because `size_t` can be larger than `int`. It is possible to check this at compile time and use `size_ - other.size_` when possible, but it's probably an overkill.


sdfsdfsdfsdf


Yes, that's right: http://krlmlr.github.io/using-gitattributes-to-avoid-merge-conflicts/. Unfortunately, this setting can lead to duplicate entries, so use with care.


Behoben in 7385c36c696aee471e1b560d6d88fd32f2b94876 und 920681334e023b48a4db07cad7a998851e06b311.


What do you mean either internally or externally?


I'm not against html5 attributes,  but honestly the only thing I want is to have a common behavior across browsers and  "required" attribute is still not supported by safari (for example).

Is the right thing to mix server and client side validation?


mumps is one package, there others such as umfpack, pastix...


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### Failed tests
```
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```


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Have you tested whether adding "-mode(compile)" actually makes the script faster? On my machine (an old Linux laptop with R16B03), it makes it slower.

Listing modules without compile:

    (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-modules >/dev/null

    real    0m0.346s
    user    0m0.314s
    sys     0m0.068s
     (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-modules >/dev/null

    real    0m0.348s
    user    0m0.320s
    sys     0m0.063s
     (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-modules >/dev/null

    real    0m0.346s
    user    0m0.323s
    sys     0m0.057s

With compile:

     (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-modules >/dev/null

    real    0m0.591s
    user    0m0.549s
    sys     0m0.123s
     (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-modules >/dev/null

    real    0m0.575s
    user    0m0.556s
    sys     0m0.114s
     (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-modules >/dev/null

    real    0m0.574s
    user    0m0.553s
    sys     0m0.119s

Listing functions without compile:

    (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-functions lists  > /dev/null

    real    0m0.659s
    user    0m0.606s
    sys     0m0.125s
     (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-functions lists  > /dev/null

    real    0m0.656s
    user    0m0.620s
    sys     0m0.106s
     (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-functions lists  > /dev/null

    real    0m0.671s
    user    0m0.628s
    sys     0m0.113s

With compile:

     (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-functions lists  > /dev/null

    real    0m0.924s
    user    0m0.862s
    sys     0m0.168s
     (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-functions lists  > /dev/null

    real    0m0.912s
    user    0m0.871s
    sys     0m0.173s
     (master)autoload$ time ./erlang_complete.erl list-functions lists  > /dev/null

    real    0m0.877s
    user    0m0.843s
    sys     0m0.169s


hahaha :)


> My suggestion above would not work correctly with very large strings though, but is what libstdc++ does
in essence. To handle huge strings you would have to add the comparions again.

Right. Another option is to return a signed counterpart of `size_t` form `compare` instead of `int`, but again, I don't think it's worth the trouble.


Could you send a test module where I could examine the new functionality?


You'll probably also want to test this while you're at it.

Plus the last replace can be eliminated:

```fish
set opts "-"(string sub -s 2 -- $argv[1] | string split "")
```


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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>

```


saw approval from hmmr
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/21c63662828f5892723f46c4e26b446417668f35


merging basho/riak_kv/fixes/lrb/fix-ts-key-message = 21c63662 into borshop-integration-1266-fixes/lrb/fix-ts-key-message


basho/riak_kv/fixes/lrb/fix-ts-key-message = 21c63662 merged ok, testing candidate = a6476973


Verified ITPOs are removed successfully when background loader isn't run (references aren't built).


Ah, this is much better, unified approach.


That seems complicated... i trust you ;-)


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what about if someone passes in an integer like `1`?


vagrant errored with it not being a string

zerodisk is recommended by the packer folks to minimize disk size


good test cases :+1:


Yes, on second attempt. Strangely...
Furthermore, I was able to exec without any errors:
echo @+10.0.0.1 0 > /proc/net/ipt_ratelimit/bulk
before last commits with this functionality was applied


Right.
However I still thing your tests should not test for -1,1 explicit. IMHO better to do you did and compare
againt < > 0 in all cases.


Genius :\


should use _VOLUMES_URL both places.


This should be `for (i = 0; i < str.length-1; i++) { ... }`, right?


A bit late now but you should probably have chosen a larger ck value. The default value works good for most situations when the tuned parameter is "relatively close" to the optimum but for cases like this when availRatio could very well be far from 50, this ck will make it very unlikely for availRatio to move enough away from 50 to make a huge difference unless availRatio is extremly ELO-sensetive.


ok for me.

My impression is that the naming of constraints seems to be fairly arbitrary in most geopackages. E.g. Luciad's is fairly verbose (sourcetablename_col__destinationtablename_col), this is more succinct. Others omit naming FKs all together. Placement of the constraint statement varies as well. I'm not intimately familiar with SQLite best-practices, but if there is a norm than it may make sense to add some pointers to this somewhere.


This can probably be `const`... not that important, but as long as we're looking at it.


Why is this necessary? I'd prefer to not have two files just for karma config, and to just use a standard webpack.config.js


Yes, agreed. I usually prefer strictness - will update this also.


haha... yeah, that's what I meant. I think I suggested something dumb here last time. :)


It's ok for code that isn't in the `modules` directory to be ES5


> before last commits with this functionality was applied

This is normal. @ only suppress warnings.


Oops! Glad you caught that. Thanks!


We could also go the code golf route :D

```
1.upto 15 do |i|
$><<'Fizz' if i%3==0
$><<'Buzz' if i%5==0
$><<i if !(i%3==0||i%5==0)
puts
end

```


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Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:13:13
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


cooki needs the e


I'm having the same issue. How is GenericUDTF usable now? After trying to use a UTDF I created, I keep getting "Error while compiling statement: FAILED: IllegalStateException Should not be called directly".


Needs to be inline initialized with `std::atomic_flag queued = ATOMIC_FLAG_INIT`; ["It is unspecified if it can be used with other initialization contexts"](http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/atomic/ATOMIC_FLAG_INIT).


Just high level question: Do we know if the list of realms is ordered starting with the 'ini' file and then the jdbc?


Just to be clear, tiles are not entities.  Tiles are static elements in the game world managed by the Tilemap, whereas entities are dynamic elements in the game world managed by the EntityManager.

Most games use this kind of static/dynamic split in reasoning about the world, because there are optimizations you can take with the static (unchanging) parts of the game world that can't be used with the changing parts (We see this in the Tilemap, where it only renders the tiles immediately around it by calculating the min and max x & y coordinates of the tiles in the viewport).  It's generally worth having two game systems just to get those optimizations.

And while the Tilemap does have object layers that can specify entities, these should be thought of as "spawn locations", as the entities will assuredly not stay on that tile.


106994938-FixFrontSideSolarReflectance (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1913 of 1961 tests passed)

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Agreed.  And actually (after I wrote this), I already did the work to compare `SHAMapHash` with zero.  I've just made this change locally, and I'll append it later with the rest of changes:
````
 if (mn.mNodeHash == zero)
````


Either Internally: `solve` be a wrapper and take up the behavior of `solveset` or
Externally: `solve` will simply be replaced by `solveset`.

If it's not clear enough, we can skip `either internally or externally?` and simply write:
```
Since sooner or later the ``solveset`` will take over ``solve``
```


Just been looking through the skin helper code. Am I right in thinking - and lets use extended info script for the sake of argument (not least because I know its had issues previously) - that the following scenario is possible...

(1) Extended Info is not installed when Skin Helper generates its list of widgets, which it saves to the cache file
(2) Extended Info gets installed
(3) Skin Helper tries to generate a list of widgets which gets interrupted because of an error with Skin Helper
(4) Because it's previously cached a list of widgets without any extended info widgets (and because the cache is loaded before the try-catch block which is failing - and updates that cache) skin helper will return no widgets for extended info.

Just an idea, but one that makes sense to me (not necessarily with extended info being the ultimate culprit for the try-catch to fail) why skin helper could fail to build widgets, but still return a list of widgets (albeit one that's out of date, and not containing the widgets the user actually wants to see). Hopefully, though, a full debug log - which I hope you don't mind but I've asked for on the forum as I can't recall seeing one so far of this issue - will shed some light.


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Summary: Tests failed: 16 (3 new), passed: 248 Build time: 02:16:35
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 6 more failed tests, see build details
```


In cases like this it might be cleaner to use a `Builder` since you're side-effecting anyway.

```scala
scala> val b = List.newBuilder[Int]
b: scala.collection.mutable.Builder[Int,List[Int]] = ListBuffer()

scala> b += 2
res8: b.type = ListBuffer(2)

scala> b += 5
res9: b.type = ListBuffer(2, 5)

scala> b.result
res10: List[Int] = List(2, 5)
```


pls commit


It's a little bit easier to have access to ES6 stuff to set up the Karma config - I make a bit of use of spread operators: https://github.com/rackt/history/blob/master/karma.conf.babel.js

For webpack the support for transforming with Babel is built-in to the library, so it seemed like a straightforward thing to just add (and it becomes easier if we need to customize it more down the road, though that might be unlikely).

One final benefit is that this lets us lint all of these config scripts, which is sorta nice.


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Lint them with the same config as everything else, I mean.


@hubyeti


You should add a favorite color. :+1:


nice :100:


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So how would you setup/increase timeout form default 100ms in say Web Application web config file? Thanks


Could be implemented with `@Inject`.

```java
@Inject(method="findSuperTypes(Ljava/lang/Class;Ljava/util/Set;, at=@At("HEAD"), cancellable=true)V
public void onFindSupertypes(Class<?> type, Set<Class<?>> types, CallbackInfo ci) {
    if (type == null) {
        ci.setCancelled(true);
    }
}
```


Falta colocar os Índices para selo e categoria.


Huh. I'll address the image height issue tomorrow. :+1:


Propriedade com letra minúscula? Arruma ai =).


Usa o db,Entry aqui tbm. Com state Added.


Testando os commits


Actually, that should be fixed via dc99b6d


see line 4637.. send_alive() is already called when queued


Usa o db.Entry aqui tbm, com state deleted.


This commit has broken something... needs to be reviewed.


There's a rename pending. It's not extending a decorator, the base class has the wrong name.


@thenickcox confirmed!


You can utilize the implementation by F9 microkernel: https://github.com/f9micro/f9-kernel/blob/master/kernel/lib/stdio.c


Ah, good point.  The mon should be fixed, then, to not expect/credit dup reports. Adding to my list.


Why `15` here?


這邊應修正為：
```ruby
@group = Group.create(group_param)
```


Why don't you just take the time that it takes to write this and make a PR instead? Sigh ...


`to be_present` is the positive matcher for the same thing. You should use positive matchers whenever possible. It is better to specify what something *should* be, then to specify what it shouldn't be and leave it open ended.


I guess? What's the rule here.. it's only used by the two collection packages..


沒實作的空 test 建議先刪除，未來實作再新增即可


Fixed in https://github.com/jbrantly/DefinitelyTyped/commit/6c5a64623ce014796116a459a3e83cc75522c8cb


By the way, to ease the overhead of online code review, ensure that you fork from [embedded2015](https://github.com/embedded2015/mini-arm-os).


這是給 scaffold 使用的 templates，用不到請刪除。


Where did you read the updated FingerprintHash from?


Added a todo list which everyone can look at and edit. The actual "TODO" portion is not in order yet, so this part will change a lot soon. As the season continues we may change our goals as well.


Saludos, los nombres de los modelos los estamos definiendo de la siguiente manera:

Si el módulo existe solo usamos el inherit, no les ponemos nombre.

_name --> no se ingresa.
_inherit --> con el nombre del modelo
class --> el nombre del modelo en camelcase: AccountTax, AccountInvoiceLine, Partner

Si el modelo es nuevo (lo creamos nosotros), el nombre se compone de: nombre del modulo, punto, modelo

_name = l10n_ec_ote.parroquia
class Parroquia

dónde "l10n_ec_ote" es el nombre del módulo en el que está el modelo.
y "parroquia" es el nombre del modelo a crear.

Así podemos manter una referencia al modelo a usar cuándo se usa modelos de otros módulos y, se sabe a qué módulo pertenece un modelo si estamos leyendo el código sin conocerlo.

Por favor, luego de leer estos argumentos, te agradecería mucho tus comentarios para proceder  a renombrar los modelos cuándo sea pertinente.

Un abrazo.


simple form 安裝含 bootstrap 的作法為：
```bash
rails generate simple_form:install --bootstrap
```

會產生另一個有關 bootstrap 的檔案：
```
config/initializers/simple_form_bootstrap.rb
```

請確認執行是否正確，謝謝。


不該另外用一個 commit 來刪除這些檔案，請在新增時就移除（不需要新增）


This is not working, each color has a mix spec made up of the individual LEDs that can can be combined. The easy fix is to iterate over the `color.groups` but this assumes that the mix tuples are always specified in the same order in each `currentClassColors`
I will implement it this way and add a note to spec.json


Contains.


Really?


Its generally good style to place these callbacks, like `after_create`,  validations and scopes near the top of the class, before most methods.


Indentation


Nice catch! Hahahahaha!


This option is not a separate index file.   The whole file would be MMAP'd, but it would not necessarily be required.

The index is the same structure as in the File Layout section.  To find the block address for the key and timestamp we're looking for we would use a binary search.  To be able to do the binary search over the current index, we would need to build a slice of pointers at load time that point to start of each index block entry.  This slice is used to find the index blocks for a given key using a binary search.  When a search is performed, key section of the index entry pointed to by the slice element is read and used for comparison.   When the index entries for a key is located, the specific block for the time being searched can be found through subsequent binary search or linear scan.

I'm not sure how this technique is described in the literature, but this paper uses it in a different context: http://www.dcc.uchile.cl/~gnavarro/ps/wsp95.pdf.  I also used a variation of this indirect indexing approach in the line protocol parser for handling unsorted tags.

I'll see if I can work up some examples if it's still not clear.


just noticed this, can we switch to inconsolata sometime?


What is this download here?


`ca-certificates`, `libsqlite3-0` and `libssl1.0.0` look like runtime dependencies, not just build time dependencies. Check the official Dockerfile here https://github.com/docker-library/python/blob/master/3.5/slim/Dockerfile#L10-L14


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`ENV LANG C.UTF-8` must be set here https://github.com/docker-library/python/blob/master/3.5/slim/Dockerfile#L6-L8


If you're talking to @kehh, then he was asking a question.  If you're talking to me, I was on my phone.  Whinging and sighing probably isn't the best way to encourage contributions to your project btw.


`$buildDeps` are never removed


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```


shouldn't this `return err`?


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Since this is a slim image, I'd leave these out. They can easily install these themselves if they want to


Can't we use pip for this?


This won't do anything. `$buildDeps` isn't even defined here


How about `easy_install`?


you have a + at the begining of the line. assuming from a git merge conflict


OK, I think I follow you. You're simply saying you keep an in-RAM index of pointers into the mmap'ed tsm1 file. We can get away with a pointer for just the first block (first as in for the earliest time range) for a given key, and that subsequent blocks of time for that key can be located by scanning from that point, or via binary search.

This sounds promising.


Dude, wtf, don't ADD these scripts back.


Same here for `LANG C.UTF-8`


Is there any specific reason for not having computeQPJacobian?


minor typo here


Can you add a `set -x` in the beginning so that the build logs have each command printed when ran?


build scripts will go in world/build (hasn't been created in master yet)


Contains


Unless I am missing a commit, we do not have LED group names `LEFT` or `RIGHT` in `spec.json` - they are `RED` and `GREEN` which happens to match the color names


I think moving this before the compilation of python will have more cache hits since it won't change often


Não pode ser Identity, os IDs são fixos.


Reason: `NotImplementedException` is not part of the official Java API and might be missing on non-Oracle JVM implementations.


Tem que criar drop pras outras tabelas e indices.


햇심은 커먼 컨트롤 자바 파일
.어쩌구 파일들은 프로젝트 복구하느라 변경된것이니 신경쓰지 말귀


sid


I'd move it before the first appearance of an expansion variable so that all the python images share this layer.


Can we use pip for this?


No, the problem is that the git config `user.email` is set to your email globally on all of the 1076 machines, so unless we reconfigure them they commit as you.


What is `self` in this method?

What are the arguments that `user.votes.create` should take?  (HINT: its similar `Vote.create`).  Try some variations in the console.


If not then you'll have to verify the sources using GPG


Cara, isso não pode acontecer.
Quantas vezes tu tá indo à banco aqui?
Coloca isso em uma variável e usa ela.


Ño! Aqui si estoy checando los parametros del query string :P


I don't know. I just copied from
https://github.com/tork-a/rtmros_nextage/commit/1a462a6f8349747cb28ec92eb04589b95d0c4e94
,
and that's comes from
https://github.com/AutonomyLab/bebop_autonomy/blob/indigo-devel/.travis.yml
original code is ok, but commenting in `--install` option may not work with
run_tests, you have to run rostest for each test files, but that is
difficult, so travis could not guarantee that your deb (installed) package
pass the test.

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The same comments from python3 slim apply here.


DbContext já implementa IDisposable.


u8 sat

do we want to mask this for now to avoid array overrun?


Não precisa porque você não faz nada que o próprio DbContext faz.


Same comments from python3 Dockerfile


Não precisa, no momento que você define como State.Modified ele já troca.


In that case please commit a bunch, my git commit history is lacking.

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are the constellation and band fields initialized somewhere?


sid


group names are not working right either - the group names match the color names in `spec.json`
I think we want 2 groups in `spec.json` - they should evaluate to 2 class values:

- `GROUP_LEFT`
- `GROUP_RIGHT`

Right now `spec.json` is grouping colors


@swatijadhav is this worth an upstream pull request?


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```


Cara, não pode.
De nada adianta colocar as Interfaces se você abre o DbContext na controller.
Cria algo que encapsule isso.


I think this has broken our KB tests (but i did not have a chance to look at the details).


move this to the struct init?


Yeah, the on diagonal is zero for this kernel.

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实验二


@jimibustamante check this out. You'll need to play with this to get the "No video chosen" to update with the file name after selection. This may have broken what you were doing to select a file on-click. Wrapping the file input in this span and hiding it with CSS is necessary to give it the correct style.


@jimibustamante it may be necessary to hide content above this section on mobile view when the time is shown. Maybe just hide the "Upload video" and the text directly below that (lines 5-13).


Ok make sense! Merci pour l'explication.


tese case failed


Should I delete though github or from my desktop and repush?


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```


Yes. This is very similar to what the existing design does with the exception that subsequent scan/search is still over the index and not over the range of blocks.


@atz In the future please propose changes to the project using pull requests:
> It is considered "poor from" to merge your own request.
https://github.com/projecthydra/rubydora/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md


a


Yes, thank you!


Den skal overleve over lenger tid. Imidlertid er det ikke ønskelig å ha den sammen med koden siden den de synkes mot Dropbox-ettersom dette ligger innunder en Dropbox-mappe.


Why do we have this here? Looks like something to be set here https://github.com/resin-io-library/base-images/blob/master/device-base/Dockerfile.i386.edison.tpl#L20 with
```Dockerfile
ENV PYTHONPATH=...
```


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```


エラーハンドリングはしなくていいですか？ v:shell_error


I checked, but did the "thumbnails" links, did not yield anything.


LEAVE A DESCRIPTION


php artisan module:seed --database=myconnection article no longer works. Because of this change ? How to check it ?


mostly you want to use size_t instead of unsigned i guess. .size() is type size_t. on x64 unsigned and size_t has a differend width... (unsigned long vs unsigned int)


@skeidel I was unclear as to whether there was any [magic] (http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/magic-story.html) going on hence the question. We understand how frustrating it is running a OSS project, and _do_ do what we can. But we don't have the full understanding of all the moving parts in CA, hence a lot of our "contributions" come in the form of bug reports and forum posts. We appreciate all the work you guys put in.


I fixed. Thanks!


Hello ripienaar,

You mentioned that sys-proctable gem is pre requisite, but i couldn't find that gem package for REHL 6.5.
and one more thing i deployed this plugin in my puppet master as well as puppet agent, but i am not getting the expected result.. i mean  when i ran "mco process list ruby" it is saying no node is discovered.

please send me the complete instructions on my email


OutputRulesFile (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1950 of 1959 tests passed)

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Yeah, got it.


right... whoops.


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html 里有中文，`lang` 应该不只是 `en`


可以直接用 `<header>`


titan use same proximity sensor as falcon?


nice!


可以在 `v-on:click` 里用 `$event.preventDefault()` 来组织 `<a>` 本身的操作


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Judging from the other calls to `file_get_contents`, I think the original author wants to explicitly reference PHP's global namespace when calling built in functions. From what I saw, they all were called with `\file_get_contents`.


# Primary
## Secondary
### Tertiery
* first
* second
* third


I'm not sure it needs closed type families, actually - each `Forall*` has just one everywhere defined instance. Might test it later.


Instead of testing and then subtracting, the typical way would be to just mask it off, eg. disk_status &= ~Disk.STATUS_OK.  Additionally you could also combine the next statement too, so:

disk_status = (disk_status & ~Disk.STATUS_OK) | Disk.STATUS_ERROR


No there isn't. This was left over from when I rebased after the main tests were checked in and I accidently left it around. Nothing is using it (and I double checked)


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### Failed tests
```
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```


LGTM


Same as above:
disk_status = (disk_status & ~Disk.STATUS_OK) | Disk.STATUS_PREDICTIVE_FAILURE


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/2727


If we switch to cats we can use circe as a drop-in replacement here.


OK, that's fine then I just wasn't sure the purpose of it. But if it's public it needs a docstring for the ref guide docs


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```


(Some day we will generate JS docs...)


I can follow that argument but I'd say that's speculative. Additionally there is no need to explicitly address the global namespace, at least none I'm aware of. I'll wait until scrutinizer pokes me:)


You've just done that up top.


I opened https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-12377


@coopernurse mind opening a PR ? :sake:


> OK, then what would be use case for stable?

I assume some developers like to run travis on latest stable release of node (which would be 5 at the moment)? I'm personally not sure how I feel about that because it will randomly break the build, but I assume others like this option


This needs to check for shutdown errors and not log within (attempting to log during a shutdown can lead to a crash)


Thank you for feedback on ck. The initial value 50 was a guess and the
tuned value can indeed be far away from 50. What ck value would you
recommend? And would you recommend stopping the current tuning run and
re-starting with revised ck value?
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> "relatively close" to the optimum but for cases like this when availRatio
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I personally don't think the verboseness is necessary. I'm just going by the syntax used within the `ConfigurationLoader` class, which makes calls to that function already.


@Myoldmopar I wasn't sure if you wanted to the leave the "example output change" in there or not. It could be confusing (unless we really do that).


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### Failed tests
```
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```


It's marked as dirty by JPS, I don't know how to avoid it.


Tom, is there any reason to listen only on given IP (which is in fact only private IP for clouding and internal h2o communication)? I think we should listen on all ifaces or pass additional parameter to setup web server IP.

The problem is for example that if EC2 machine has several private IP address, we listen only on one (which was used for clouding = internal h2o communication!) and we do not allow for specifying different IP for web server.

And hence, even we assign Elastic IP to the instance, Flow UI is not available on that EIP.


Also just done at the start of the function.


ModifyTimeBinsToUseRounding (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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@rfrancoch

Design:

![initialpagesq1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13421423/11074336/afda8bc6-87b4-11e5-90ef-70df7a74c0f2.png)


Make this method a one liner


It works! :smile_cat:


One liners


Right so we should check the log driver being used & only enable audit this if it's json-log. Also we should use the log path from docker inspect so we don't have to guess the log path for no reason & potentially get it wrong.


@kr I'm convinced, the current behavior is good. Thanks for providing rationale.

The answer to my question then is "no, it is not desirable."


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I think that combining client-side and server-side validation makes sense, doing as much as possible on the client side means less processing on the server side. Obviously having server-side validation is critical, and can be used as a fallback for browsers which don't support the required attribute.

Apparently there are jQuery-based mechanisms which can be used to support the desired behaviour on browsers without native support for the required attribute, but I really don't think that would be necessary.


When handling titles, we do this in NmsPacket, don't we? And for the sake of symmetry, we should do the same here.


Continua corrompendo as imagens que são comitadas localmente e depois enviadas por pull request para o remoto.


Same here


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It would be good =)

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the empty lines here usually make the code easier to skim, but I can stop using them in if/else blocks if you're opposed to them


conseguir ver aqui kk

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We've double checked it and it seems to be a false positive from coverity.
It shouldn't get to the point where *key = *token before token fields initialization inside this macro.


I am currently reworking the code. I did a lot of trouble to save the caches to disk for quick first boots but all it's giving me is headaches ;-) I'm going to simplify the code and make it more fail safe.


review: @jayich

added methods for plotting row and column sums


h1{
background-color:red;
}


@xmunoz Do you have to escape the slashes if the regexp isn't denoted by slashes?


As I said in the PR that introduced UA to acme, please construct your own `ClientNetwork` instead of adding new argument to Client: `Client(..., net=ClientNework(user_agent=foo), ...)`


review: @jayich

added members for pixel length of gauss widths


SmartQuote


Ответ на п. 1 - 4 - не нужно.


I'm fine either way.


I used your 91 Dub  1.0 a long time ago and now I'm getting back into the pebble dev world. Is this a way to upgrade 91 dub from 2.0 to 3.0 for the pebble time? Sorry if this is a dumb question.


We could send raw msons aswell, as far as I am concerned, hence I didn't add it there.


I think we should keep this until we remove VS2013 support.


In terms of FK constrain naming, I tried to follow the convention that is used in the main GeoPackage spec, as shown in https://github.com/opengeospatial/geopackage/blob/master/spec/annexes/ddl.adoc


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### Failed tests
```
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```


That was the plan, as discussed back then. Though LAV Filters already supported supporting VS2013 officially so I'm not sure how long we should wait before doing the same.


Where is app.js?


@Andrew-Quebe Yes, they mailed me.


fix all comments that you have pushed and are unnecesarry


I would have used something like ck=20. When the current SPSA-session is hovering around 50.I don't see a reason to continue this session.


Without it, the admin links under Concepts were failing with jsp not found errors. As for CI, these are tests which fail randomly. Just manually run CI again and you will see them pass without any changes. :)


If it helps, Skin Shortcuts used to do a fair bit of caching to disk, but eventually all (I think) of it got removed because it proved faster or more convenient in the long run to, well, not do it - with the last bit of caching being removed when you yourself passed me a profiling log showing that it was causing major delays to the build menu functions...

Which is not to say caching doesn't have its place, but its worth checking that its actually having the effect you expect - that are situations where you will be surprised :)


Please check if that is correct, I suspect that ionic use another recomendation for routing


You mean they don't support 2013 anymore?

My plan was to have an extra check in  the source file or project file and
only build this for 2013. But if we are going to drop it then it's moot.
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Does it cause troubles with MVSC ?


We stil need symmetry. Then the other place might be where we need to change something.


Perhaps an enum better express the possible states - perhaps something like (TranslateNullToEmpty, TranslateEmptyToNull)


copy updates to index***


Maybe also a link to http://docs.sympy.org/latest/modules/solvers/solveset.html (it doesn't exist yet but it will when we do the release).


HTML5 validation has its drawbacks. I proposte to add a data attribute to the wrapper divs:

```html
 <div data-required="true" class="control...">
```
So that it becomes simple to add client side validation:

```javascript
$('[data-required=true] input').each(function(){ $(this).attr('required','required'); });
```


Or just write it as a Sphinx cross reference so that Sphinx will link it correctly when it puts the solve docstring in the docs.


@thangngoc89 actually sometimes it's necessary because common.js extends the prototype of String. Which is bad and should be avoided using a normal function like `common.endsWith(str, what)`.

Also you'd better run tests locally with `npm run test` and `npm run lint` before pushing :P


dont say what it does, rather explain what the flag means


Well, currently there are only default options or `darwin-*` options, so I guess the default *is* Linux. :-)


Indeed :D

Visual 2012 complains that isfinite is not part of std (I should switch to 2013 or 2015 but I would lose so much time recompiling all the dependencies that I'd prefer to avoid that )


possibly more readable if split into 4 tests


pull this commit out of this pull.


Overall great contribution ;) I hope you like my comments, please tell me if you disagree on something


revert


Wha? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_variable


I raised https://github.com/opengeospatial/geopackage-elevation/issues/14 to handle the wider changes to the table names, since the name is x_2D_y form in many places in the spec.


The following already links to: http://docs.sympy.org/latest/modules/solvers/solveset.html
```
 :func:`solveset`
```


No eye catchers.


@butenkor you need to setup Docker on your machine. i added a note in the README. to run any other command, you simply need to add the proper command at the end as described in the README.

@panshul007 please verify my Docker examples


OOps, nevermind. I see how different it is. Are you ever going to be releasing the 3.0 version?


@matteocontrini If we need it in anyfile, we'll require it. If not, leave it alone :D


jshint is all like "NIET!" so I just do what jshint tells me to do: single quotes. all single quotes, all the time.


Why wouldn't these live in `test/util.sh`?


You can check it by building it locally.


Añado font manager (texto) y actor score con incremento de puntuación. Limpio código


sadasd


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This isn't a valid assumption.  The exit code isn't likely to be `1`.  Change this to assume non-zero


Want to quickly call this out. I'm taking the URL from the Send to Device widget used on mozilla.org. Not sure if this is the best way to bring this image into the snippet.


If we can weaken it, great.


Our namespaced helper functions start with `os`. How about `os::cmd::expect_success`?


Right. I tested it on a few systems and the medic doc is huge, so I was hoping there was something a bit less intensive to parse. Since this is in Node, I wouldn't need `jq` of course ;)

I'll keep it in mind for later, but the real issue sounds like app settings might be a bit too dynamic to be reliable for ground truth.


Would be great if you could seed Collections.shuffle() with SecureRandom, something like Collections.shuffle(passwordChars, new SecureRandom());


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3 failed. ^^ (NAL7)


perform check to make sure that the text is specified.


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Fix global variable


It was at the beginning of the description, but it is displayed at the bottom of the section. So I moved it so we can have the same order in the original document and the rendered one.


I simply moved the order of section and haven't changed the actual content. Would prefer to change the content here? I can do that for sure.


It's Coming.


este es un commit :)


@pieper ready:
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Doesn't really work. Script:
import pywinauto_UIA.pywinauto as UIA
import time

app = UIA.Application().Start(r'WpfApplication1.exe')
time.sleep(1)

dlg = app.MainWindow
obj = dlg.Button.WrapperObject()

print(obj)


2.0 and 3.0 are in the Pebble appstore.

I'm unlikely to release the source for 3.0 for a number of reasons.

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Ah, thanks - I've pushed this code before trying it to make sure I would have it online.
Obviously I've overlooked something :tada:


Just wondering, what is the reasoning behind not adding the virtualenv name to the prompt?


@lgolding AFAICT, the example still doesn't seem to match the spec as it's supposed to be an array of fileReference objects, and not an array of strings, correct?


No big deal, but I tend to prefer the compact form. I made this change reflexively, but either way is fine with me.


This change is not required! "/api_keys" is a valid URL that actually shows you the keys on a properly rendered page.


This commit deleted 1.4 A,B


@renehamburger The way I'm using it is as a replacement for standard /Users mount.  I have folders like /Users/tristanz/projects/web that I want mounted into the container with high performance.  I run bdsync within the web subfolder, which creates /Users/tristanz/projects/web within b2d.  I could put these files into other folders on my laptop, but I viewed bdsync as an alternative to standard shares but with better performance.


And could you compile the last version of PoissonRecon (8.0) with visual 2012 ? because it works fine with GCC.


not wild about making `SingularityTaskRequest` mutable -- can we find a better way?


Stopped tuning session and re-started with ck=20.

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Hi, I've tried uploading this to my site as a plug in but nothing happens?


I reverted this fix and will go with systemd_logind_var_run_t.


this is cool but has the potential to be gigantic -- i'd consider slimming things down (`SingularityTaskId` instead of `SingularityTask`, for example)


junit helper don't belong in this pull.


Thank you.


xmm this file in the previous commit seems the typo was fixed , in this one reapears ?


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This change is valid.


problem solved then :) ok, thx for the link


The 34300b fixed typo.

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@marijnh I would rather keep those generic APIs around so that should we want to change behavior again / optimize using Sets / whatever in the future, API wouldn't break and plugins could continue to work. It costs nothing to us, but hides implementation details in a good way.


If there's a grep string, add  to the output too.  Maybe somethign like `"Running \'${cmd}\' expecting success|failure and output containing|not containing \'grep ${grep_args}\""


This is actually a development dependency... I think `rubocop 0.35.1` has accidentally introduced a new runtime dependency. :S


Could you give me a working command line to compile sqlcipher using msvc? I'm trying to compile it using VS2013, but there seem to be quite many issues when compiling with the commands proposed by sqlite3. It looks like due to the sqlcipher additions windows.h is not properly included, but even when I fix this I am still getting a bunch of other errors. A working command line example would make me very happy!


give verbose output before the "SUCCESS" so that its bookended


stop should only break the loop when the client no longer wants to be connected...
ie if it gets a "DISCONNECT" command


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no junit in this pull.


Update index.html file to remove Open Sans font link and added my Github link.


That commit doesn't fix anything. I don't initialize a librocket element properly and that makes librocket segfault. I just made that commit to have a repo case. It shouldn't really be part of that branch.


Got them!

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Why is showing the `test_output` valuable?  I don't think its generally useful.


Where on earth are these files coming from?


Ah... OK. Interesting. I'd always heard "member variable" in the context of
instance variables. Whenever it was specifically a class variable, I've
always heard it referred to explicitly as a class variable. I still think
they should clarify this, but perhaps I should be a little less harsh on
them.

Thanks for finding that. I actually remember looking to term up to make
sure I wasn't crazy, but I must not have found as general an explanation.

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I think the output should be bookended between "Running" and "Success|failure"


ModifyTimeBinsToUseRounding (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (892 of 892 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-25.12%25-green.svg)


Do we need the namespace to convey the face that this is part of a test suite?


Can you add the elapsed duration to this message?


An user already tested, but if you found any bug just tell me. (Carrier signal, etc...)


sorry, that was unintended. thanks for changing it back


> Do we need the namespace to convey the face that this is part of a test suite?

I think that will speak for itself.


@hansd why would you use continuous mode for a long running build?


Some test cases return the 2 + sizeof(dhm) in one request. When received in
test_enclave, it triggers an error on the check of 2 bytes

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lets call this connection something other than COMMANDS... i think that we should have one connection for command and status data and then another one for camera data

maybe we will want to add a third one just for diagnostic "message" data


Quite minor thing, but wrong indentation on this tag.


> Do we need the namespace to convey the face that this is part of a test suite?

I find it humorous that this typo can be parsed as either "fact" or "farce" and the sentence works. :)


worst ... table ... ever ... seen ...


Nice job! Welcome! :)


lets add a default case for when the command is not recognized


```bash
function green {
	echo "$txtgrn$1$txtrst"
}

function red {
	echo "$txtred$1$txtrst"
}
```

That allows bash to look like
```bash
green "Success: ${cmd}"
```


yeah, I don't see much value in having this.


I don't get it -- Why is it OK to ever not clone?


That's a valid place for them, as well. I'll move them there because in the future it would be nice to use these in extended tests.


did a simple test (showing help by adding `–h`). works for me.

```bash
smueller@Miami-2 ~/dev/src/ $ docker run sphereio/sphere-node-cli -h

  Usage: sphere [options] [command]

  Commands:

    fetch       Fetch resources
    export      Export resources
    import      Import resources
    help [cmd]  display help for [cmd]

  Options:

    -h, --help     output usage information
    -V, --version  output the version number

  Credentials:

    The CLI has a lookup mechanism to load SPHERE.IO project credentials.
    If you specify a `-p, --project` option, the CLI will try to load the
    credentials for that project from the following locations:

      ./.sphere-project-credentials
      ./.sphere-project-credentials.json
      ~/.sphere-project-credentials
      ~/.sphere-project-credentials.json
      /etc/sphere-project-credentials
      /etc/sphere-project-credentials.json

    Supported files format (CSV, JSON)

      CSV    project_key:client_id:client_secret
      JSON   { "project_key": { "client_id": "", "client_secret": "" } }

    If no project key is provided, the CLI tries to read the credentials from ENV variables:

      export SPHERE_PROJECT_KEY=""
      export SPHERE_CLIENT_ID=""
```


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> We use `/n` twice because good commit messages have empty lines between
their titles and bodies.

yep, shame on me


How is the cache updated when permissions are changed?


And why do we even need to know if it's an "only ID query"?


I like the fact that this exists.


Usually it is a good practice to create commit messages in present tense.
A quite cool article about commit messages: http://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/


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Probably because distribution packages enable the visibility flag support, so symbols that are not explicitly exported are hidden (which is always the case on W32).


what are you going for here?


I won’t tell anyone. :no_mouth:


@lhotari because i want do avoid the cost of restarting the build all the time. Better to make progress to a goal, and then apply the deltas afterwards. In other words, pay the cost of useful work rather than wasted work. All that is going to happen by cancelling the build as I work is that Gradle is just going to thrash in the background configuring the build as I type and then throwing away the result.

Also, I want Gradle to finish useful work that won't be affected by my changes, rather than throw the work away.

Eventually, we're going to end up with something more sophisticated than 'always cancel' or 'never cancel'. For now, I think 'never cancel' is a much more user friendly behaviour than 'always cancel', and we have to start somewhere. So, we should never cancel.


I think I forgot to delete that from my brainstorm. I don't need it.


Tåck sa mycket!


we probably want to take out this delay... we will have to see how unstable it becomes... we need to do some thinking about how we want the process flow to go. How do we give priority to tasks. what if actions take a long time? do we implement some kind of timeout?  do we let some commands interrupt others?


Hahaha...

Something along the lines of

    (n%3).zero? ? ...


This is buggy but I will do a small followup


Oh I see. Everything properly named then. :grinning:


I didn't see a nice way to integrate this into the code and make it no less cluttered. Currently my exit code test is `[ ${result} -eq ${expected_code}]`. Could I make the suggested change and keep that line the same for all cases? I'd argue, also, that we need to be as precise as possible with our exit code expectations. If we want it to exit with 2, we should specify that. I don't want to see tests succeed because we allow any failure to be a success, when we specifically wanted a *real* failure. For reference, I think `os.Exit()` is only called with an number other than `1` two times, both in Cobra, when args are not parsed correctly.


One more question - how do I access the "meaning"?

So if I want to make a string like this:

"R-4218,SRT,Spatial and Relational Concept"

so it converts to a sequence like this:

        (0008,0100) SH [R-4218]                                 #   6, 1
CodeValue
        (0008,0102) SH [SRT]                                    #   4, 1
CodingSchemeDesignator
        (0008,0104) LO [Spatial and Relational Concept]         #  30, 1
CodeMeaning

What should be the third method here?  The first two work as expected:

      propertyCategory =
colorLogic.GetCategoryTypeCodeFromLabel(labelIndex, terminologyName)
      propertyCategory += "," +
colorLogic.GetCategorySchemeFromLabel(labelIndex, terminologyName)
      propertyCategory += "," + colorLogic.Get?(labelIndex, terminologyName)

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huh, ok.


Please use https://github.com/flavio/qjson/issues/81 for any comments.