@mkrautz:
What I had is a compromise for those two cases:

- In the case of an RPC rename, what will be displayed is: "User renamed to UserNew by the server.", which makes sense.
- In the case of someone renaming a user on a pre-1.3 server, what is displayed is: "User was renamed to UserNew by the server", which is not correct.

Considering that, I do prefer your logic. Changed.


@bailuding you should add your name to https://github.com/uwdb/website/blob/gh-pages/_data/phd_students.yml and also add a picture instead of adding a link to your website here since nobody else has done it.


I don't know, users might still prefer `InlineCssTextArea` over `StyledTextArea<String, String>`, even though all it is is a name alias.

I agree `InlineStyleTextArea` can be safely ditched.


Ah, you can add .autosave into .gitignore


Fair enough... Can you fix that?  This should be fixed by a good way since we introduced TS :p


Why not share the connections across threads?


I change the AudioNode to emit signals when gain, pan, etc are changed. The view is receiving this signals and reacting. Check if this branch has this changes (the emmit stuff) in AudioNode class.


I know that Pygmy has a bunch of sprite and blitting routines, which might do the trick, but I don't know if they are any faster.


Stupid phone....

Pygame


This repository will be a collection of CodingBat answers


Done in 62a4d9201a51dff5b425e379143a69bf388ab747.


Also done in 62a4d9201a51dff5b425e379143a69bf388ab747.


thanks for the tip !


I'm a little confused by this comment - it makes it sound like this isn't something that should be done if shareChannel is enabled.


好的, 這個部分我再加進去


What does this synchronized achieve exactly?  In particular, since it's not safe to share channels across threads, it seems like if it does have any affect it's a bug :)


Thanks for the patch!  I've left comments inline.


should be put at the very beginning of the function:

```php
function setup_login_state() {
    if ($GLOBALS['config']['OPEN_SHAARLI']) {
        return true;
    }

    [...]
}
```


And i tagged wrong issue in the commit message (Fix #389)


another thing - don't touch the other files (helpers.scss, variables.scss - just this one file)


(also make sure it still compiles and works)


Great job! :+1:


final version for programming assignment 2


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You probably want a large negative value here.


You probably want it larger than 5%.


ack


we could just change the docs, wouldn't that be easier?


When `i == 1` (first pillar) you also want to set the `data[0]` (the value at t=0) in some way.


Good Job


lol


Good morning!

I also prefer loading static content without GET params.
Please see this solution:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/resource-versioning/
easy as 1-2-3


ld.findWhere({ rel: 'approval_url' })


(y)


Ещё одна победа/праздник в развитии проекта. Удалось реализовать один из мощных алгоритмов сжатия. Оказалось в 1994 году был создан один из алгоритмов который идеально подходит под структуру связей, он был основан на "парах".

66516 - исходное количество символов (страница английской википедии - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page)
66515 - худший случай, последовательность построенная "лесенкой"
22003 - "без сжатия" (последовательность в виде сбалансированного дерева) (очень быстро)
18059 - сжатие через выделение групп на основе категорий символов Unicode (быстро)
11531 - сжатие через адаптированный алгоритм https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_pair_encoding (медленно)

11531 / 66516 = 17% или в более чем 5 раз.

Кстати winrar и zip при максимальном сжатии используют около 17 000 байт вместо 66516. Это Дополнительное место уходит на хранение словаря. Вполне вероятно, этот алгоритм может вполне обогнать или быть на равне с самыми популярными алгоритмами по качеству сжатия.
Однако из-за своей "простоты" он проигрывает в производительности сжатия, однако серьёзно выигрывает в производительности распаковки.
Но не факт, что здесь нет места дополнительной оптимизации.
Теперь когда есть формализованный в код надёжный алгоритм сжатия, есть с чем сравнивать и можно делать другие вариации (ленивые, неполные алгоритмы, например).
Оказывается что около 7000 элементов из 11531 не поддаются сжатию, так как их встречаемость равна 1. Это значит что 4000 это словарь (дополнительных символов), который можно записать в виде пар, а 7000 "несжимаемых" элементов можно оставить в виде сплошной последовательности.
Так как формировать из них пары "бесмысленно", но такой подход будет работать только для архивации или "сжатого протокола передачи данных".
Следующим крупным праздником будет реализация полноценного движка шаблонов и алгоритма автоматического выявления шаблонов.


typo - *phtreads*


Why this is removed?


Hey, this is a GTK hotkey! Read https://repo.aosc.io/misc/l10n/zh_CN_l10n.pdf before you translate.


Also: `require('sprintf')` in this commit does not resolve


Anyway, don't worry, I am forking this and fixing this.


You will need (_P) to keep this functionality.

+1 to @Arthur2e5 please read the L10n guide for some basic knowledge.


@Esk0r please more text looks so empty :fappa:


Remove this, I need the actual cap of the server.


Ahora los cantos tienen como parametro el jugador que lo canta. Falta agregar los equipos para poder conocer los valores en falta envido y contra flor a resto.

También se refactoriso equipo


Not needed for this PR, but would be super nice to let the graph driver handle copying this data from the rw layer. Specifically would greatly improve performance on btrfs and zfs...
at a first glance the new layer implementation seems like it would be easier to make that change compared to graph, so :+1:


a


@Mako88: this commit makes the major homing variables runtime tunable.  Please ask the homing weapon experts to explore what parameters produce good results.  Change the variables by sending a dot-message as multiplayer chat:

**.hr** reset to defaults and display all values
**.hmxtd** _N_ change maximum trackable dot to _N_
**.hmntd** _N_ change minimum trackable dot to _N_
**.hfst** _N_ change fly-straight-time to _N_
**.htt** _N_ change homing turn time to _N_
**.hms** _N_ change "maximum slowdown" (see [calc_d_homer_tick](https://github.com/dxx-rebirth/dxx-rebirth/blob/2a428d88e49e452dfa3b22cda7568de580e93b19/similar/main/laser.cpp#L1189)) to _N_

**.hs** show current values


:+1: nice find! - Someone should make it easier to find the source of unhanded error events :disappointed:


Right now in the drawCircle and drawTriangle you are using circleFill and triangleFill but you haven't set those as global variables. You set them in setup

+    triangleFill = color('yellow');
+    circleFill = color('blue');

but didn't define them above that as globals.
var circleFill;
car triangleFill;

That needs to be at the top with the other globals.

It also looks like you want to use the circleColors and triangleColors array for the colors. That is fine and allows you to change the color easily. You have it started but not fully implemented.

The cIndex keeps track of the color and needs to be used with the array syntax like
circleColors[cIndex]

So in mousePress when you want to change the circleFill variable you would first move to the next index and then use the syntax to set the color
CIndex++;
circleFill = circleColors[cIndex];

You can do a similar thing with triangleFill. If you want to use the same cIndex for both arrays then make sure they both have the same number of colors.

Between incrementing cIndex and setting circleFill you will need an if statement to see if cIndex is greater than or equal to the length of the circleColors array. If it is set it back to 0 or you will have an error for the color.

These comments are without running your code so you may have some syntax errors in there as well I'm not seeing.


In this project, if not adding `if (!line.isEmpty()) {`, then it will incur an error of empty string, I guess that some items are empty when emitting them using `map()` function, but in the example code, there is NOT such judgement.

My convention is more reasonable, but the problem why it will give out an empty string should be related with the hadoop MapReduce mechanism.


I don't see a test for that


@greystate Well that is most certainly a mistake. Can we agree this page https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Reference/Querying/UmbracoHelper/ would make a lot more sense?


lock file needs updating


Metódy v _interface_ sú defaultne public :)


No blank line after comments.


It did fix it, @da123rell tested it and it worked.


Preserve structure of function i.e. if `CFRelease` calls at the end, then keep them there.


Hehe


Hi Shujing,

could you push this to your own git repo branch, instead of pushing to the main opencog repo?


Format for inline comments is `__//_` i.e. 2 spaces, `//` then 1 space, the comment


Есть такой готовый метод `attr_accesor` – делает точно такуюже реалиацию


accel mark missing.


Yeah, just a line number of even file name would have helped!


Indentation seems wrong: make sure to set Xcode to use 2 spaces for indentation, not tabs or 4 spaces.


Создания DataBase отдельная операция – лучше вынести в отдельный метод


Oh, no, accel changed. I am not fixing this.


Indentation is tabs instead of 2 spaces.


find это static метод
Не правильно конструировать пустой объект
Правильней будет `User.find` а не `User.new.find`


Hi Kino,

Could you create a pull request for this branch? I know you are not done, but merging at this point would not be harmful; it would be a good idea.


What is this `-2` for?


Use a `CTFrontRef` variable here.


This is part of the course project for the Data Science Tool Box


`*` must be next to type, not variable.


Аналогично `find`


Жду пулл-реквест. Если нужна помощь - пишите, помогу!


Не совсем корректно – в класической реализации поля подгружаються из БД отдельным запросом


Are you sure you want to leave this debug code in?


Метод вышел слишком большим и делает несколько задач. Лучше разбить на части


Ah my bad, it was from the original code! :)


Why the change to `CGRectGetMinX()`?


       swipeLayout.setColorSchemeColors(R.color.actionbar_background_start,
                R.color.actionbar_background_start,
                R.color.actionbar_background_start,
                R.color.actionbar_background_start);


Update package install dependency.


If this style is constant, it should likely be cached in a static variable.


Задача фабрики - разбить парсер, чтобы логика лежала в разных частях
`Parser.new(file_name).loader.update`

Метод `loader` вернет нужный нам лодудер в зависимости от названия файла


You tell me. It's your code. :)


I don't get immediately what is the minimum value of m_transform, 0.0 or 1.0? In both cases we should use an additional constant.


Can't this be `for _, h := range img.History {`?
As far as I can tell we're always looking at `img.History[i]` which is the equivelant of `h` here.


This change is Mac-only, also not necessary for the commit.


Looks good!
I will look at it again in a few days and most likely merge (unless I find something that magically breaks).


@nirvn thanks!

> Is there a way to set the obstacle behavior (i.e. symbol size vs point as obstacle)?

No - why would you want that?

BTW - here's a neat trick. If you want to add more padding around point symbols, add an extra simple marker symbol layer with totally transparent fill and no outline. The label candidates will still consider this transparent layer when calculating the bounding box of the symbol, so it will act as a hard margin around the point symbol and prevent any labels being placed closer to the symbol.


All range transformations that use kTransformMax should also use kTransformMin (see above). What do you think of introducing generic function for linear transformation between two ranges?

double transform(double srcVal, double srcMin, double srcMax, double dstMin, double dstMax)

Then you also don't need all those (double) casts in expressions that impair readability of the code.


If you want to do drastic changes to the colors and theme, I would really heavily suggest you have a look at using the SASS that we currently use, instead of writing all this new CSS. https://laravel-news.com/2015/10/setup-bootstrap-sass-with-laravel-elixir/ is a decent starting point.


I also think here as well we don't need the counter, and can manipulate the history items directly since they are pointers.


These values should be replaced by constants! See also: kTransformMin/Max


Looks like this doesn't need to be exported


Sorry I should've let you do the rebase.


FloatingActionButton works not good


Looks like this doesn't need to be exported.


All the new CSS came from a generator. Other than that, I'm not making drastic changes.


@VoyagerOne : Thank you very much. I thought that git commands are better option, but I had some problems with them and I was trying to avoid them where possible.


Nope, this one does need to be exported, sorry.


This itself wouldn't improve the performance much as we still need the diff to calculate checksum for it. But I agree that if daemon/containers don't depend on graphdrivers any more it makes is much easier to make optimizations like that, for example skip tar generatation or extra mounting if it isn't needed.


@jgm I have mixed feelings for that one...
I don't mind much about the need for `titling` (though I understand some would) and sure, it works and provides a solution when `subtitle` is not defined.
For [our matter](https://github.com/xoolive/pandoc-templates/commit/04f49ca4a18e68564fa6348d2145873ffd180232), it keeps backward-compatibility, but it also overrides your stylesheet for a new `\@maketitle`.

For that reason, I think I prefer the `\providecommand{\subtitle}[1]{}`:
 - the information is still set somewhere in the pdf properties;
 - it is up to the stylesheet to decide whether to use `\subtitle` or not.


Hey…… You broke the file.


Personally I would drop the @author and @since tags.


This Project Folder Include small Java Project
1. Media Player


I use these variables just in one class. So package private look good for me

2015-11-22 22:28 GMT+02:00 Dmytro Tarianyk <notifications@github.com>:

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I think the broken code was introduced in c8a943b (11 Feb 2012), and that the testing done on Windows was simply limited. The test *is* arbitrary, and represents something we probably should not expect to see in real world use, but that we did do more commonly in past.


Please, be clear about whatever you are doing.


[follow-up](https://github.com/adunning/pandoc-templates/commit/b9b1f10990c7a3c16436bb43078d3961fe2d8755#commitcomment-14545249)

I have mixed feelings for that one...
I don't mind much about the need for `titling` (though I understand some would) and sure, it works and provides a solution when `subtitle` is not defined.
For [our matter](https://github.com/xoolive/pandoc-templates/commit/04f49ca4a18e68564fa6348d2145873ffd180232), it keeps backward-compatibility, but it also overrides your stylesheet for a new `\@maketitle`.

For that reason, I think I prefer the `\providecommand{\subtitle}[1]{}`:
 - the information is still set somewhere in the pdf properties;
 - it is up to the stylesheet to decide whether to use `\subtitle` or not.


commit


O-O how long did it take you to make that????


It turns out that @ihaveamac 's updater actually detects strings for version numbers as well. Awesome!


tes


Wrong. =)

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Why?(

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> Wrong. =)
>
> On Sun, Nov 22, 2015 at 10:41 PM, Alex Marinovskiy <
> notifications@github.com
> > wrote:
>
> > I use these variables just in one class. So package private look good for
> > me
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Fix the php doc


we need this


@AnriShitko


why nullable?


we don't need this since the association is 1 -> n not m -> n  only one planner for each group


@sappo Thanks


you should use laravel factory to create sample data


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

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

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##### there are 7 more failed tests, see build details
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:v:


Good job adapting this to our blobs! Where did local_camera.c come from? Line 79 mentions msm8226...


Thanks for the clarifications. This is very good to know!
Somehow I managed to avoid this problem before even though I use wildcards for most of my dependencies so that I get latest updates using `cargo update`, without changing `Cargo.toml`. Time to move to specific versions.


Да, то


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

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```


testibng


looks good :+1:


эти параметры не нужны. И параметры лучше называть так же как и переменные с мальенькой буквы.


yeah, i dislike committing lockfile to git. i don't do that in my own projects.


Изменены формы добавления и редактирования заданий. Добавлено логгирование.


Hey Chris,
Since we changed our approach on how we call the Yummly API (we are now going to rely on the exclude parameter), I have added a file called user_ingredients.JSON file. This is a JSON file with around 600 ingredients, they are random right now , that represents all the ingredients the user does NOT have. Thus, when a user adds an ingredient we should now just remove it from that JSON file.


OK, this commit was BAD NEWS. Will, somehow your shit got fucked up locally, not sure...


This coo it has no relavence to the workings of the side player, just testing to see how local code changes were handled by iPad app codehub to determine if app is worth using for development of my projects on github


Oh yeah, I also added the ability to point your cameras anywhere and rotate them! Yay!


I talked with Dieter about this could be done and he said about 5 lines. The only problem I had was the exact code that should go here.


And also made the program save the image to a file named `image.png` when it's done.


Thanks for fixing this! You rock!


Awesome stuff, Arek. I can imagine many use cases including standard bluetooth services.


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do you see like a problem : ?
```
			if( alpha < 0xff ) {
			}
			else if (alpha == 0) {
}
```
https://github.com/c0ntrol/veejay/blob/76db72602a5cc50f856ee9835038c884a688ecf4/veejay-current/veejay-server/libvje/effects/alphaselect2.c#L109


Also btw, I added the search_ingredient_metaData.JSON file, which contains all the ingredients that yummly recognizes(around 12,000). We'll have to discuss how we want to handle ingredients that are not recognized and also ingredients that are not in the user_ingredeint.JSON file(around 600) @Vauxwell


Would be useful to still have a link to the source code though? (there is one at the bottom but it's a lot of scrolling before you see that :)


Still in use.

https://github.com/SimpleMachines/SMF2.1/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=username_no_exist


@jemc Yeah, true. I noticed that too. But to me, it seems that section is actually handwritten, because

* there's no warning, that that section has been generated
* it contains more information than can be found in `src/zarmour.xml`

But ever since I created the file `api/zarmour.h` in my repository, that section gets regenerated, with certain [differences](https://gist.github.com/paddor/8e574f008970036705f1), of course. Note:

* enum constant names changed (they don't include the enum's name)
* no version `#if` guards
* no function `zarmour_print()` function, since it's `exclude = "1"` in the API
* minor documentation differences

Most of these issues will be fixed by solving the three issues opened by @sappo above. In addition to those, I guess the C interface generators would also have to be adapted to include `exclude = "1"` methods.

I just wasn't sure if I took the wrong approach by creating an API file. As soon as these issues are solved, I'd say `src/zarmour.xml` can be deleted (if not now already).


With this build I can't login and test bugs :(


I agree with type safety, I just meant that typically in `<string>` `npos` is defined as `static const size_type npos = -1;` and `size_type` is unsigned.  So it's possible to define it the same way in `tstring` and avoid the function call every time one needs `npos`.  This is what I meant when I said `npos` could be defined as a function call on Windows only.


I would like to submit a revision of this change. With multiple monitors, the X and Y coordinates of the view can be negative if we are initiating the call from the left of the PrimaryScreen of above it.

I tested this on a 2 monitors setup. My main screen is a 4k set at 175% and the laptop screen is UHD set at 150 %.

 if (this.CenterOverAssociatedObject && this.AssociatedObject != null)
            {
                // If we should center the popup over the parent window we subscribe to the SizeChanged event
                // so we can change its position after the dimensions are set.
                SizeChangedEventHandler sizeHandler = null;
                sizeHandler =
                    (o, e) =>
                    {
                        wrapperWindow.SizeChanged -= sizeHandler;

                        FrameworkElement view = this.AssociatedObject;

                        // Position is the top left position of the view from which the request was initiated.
                        // On multiple monitors, if the x or y coordinate is negative it represent that the monitor from which
                        // the request was initiated is either on the left or above the PrimaryScreen

                        Point position = view.PointToScreen(new Point(0, 0));
                        PresentationSource source = PresentationSource.FromVisual(view);
                        position = source.CompositionTarget.TransformFromDevice.Transform(position);

                        // Find the middle of the calling view.
                        // Take the width of the view divided by 2 and add to the X and Y coordinates.

                        var middleOfView = new Point(position.X + (view.ActualWidth / 2),
                                                     position.Y + (view.ActualHeight / 2));

                        // Set the coordinates for the top left part of the wrapperWindow.
                        // Take the width of the wrapperWindow, divide it by 2 and add it to
                        // the X coordinate of middleOfView.
                        // Do the same thing for the Y coordinate.
                        // If the wrapper window is wider or taller than the view, it will behind behind the view.

                        wrapperWindow.Left = middleOfView.X - (wrapperWindow.ActualWidth / 2);
                        wrapperWindow.Top = middleOfView.Y - (wrapperWindow.ActualHeight / 2);

                    };
                wrapperWindow.SizeChanged += sizeHandler;
            }


I [partially implemented batching in hosts/imgur.js](https://github.com/honestbleeps/Reddit-Enhancement-Suite/blob/master/lib/modules/hosts/imgur.js#L101-L123) in anticipation of a batch API endpoint.. could probably stand a little more refactoring.


I had forgotten about returns in variable names. Thanks for pointing that out, @dansmith65! In light of the fact that Evaluate converts literal carriages returns to spaces in values, I think it may be worth reconsidering if we still want to think of that as valid Let Notation. However, the original thinking on carriage returns in names still makes sense.

If the only effect of the change to the functions was to tolerate less well-formed input than described in the tests, and it otherwise passed all the same tests, I'd be inclined to accept it. But the change tolerates less valid input at the expense of more valid input. Which is a problem. Perhaps @petrowsky can devise an alternative that lets us eat our cake and have it, too. Alternately, there might be a revised Let Notation that tolerates missing semicolons, but rejects literal carriage returns in names and values; if that happens, I think the family of functions working with that separate format belongs in a separate fork.


You mean it should be there, right? I inserted this line in the later commits.


Fixed. Thanks,


In the end, it is there. Should I move `release` calls to the end as well?


@aliabbasjaffri You need a regular expression in the API key string on your build.gradle file:

    it.buildConfigField 'String', 'OPEN_WEATHER_MAP_API_KEY', "\"api_key_here\""


Fixed in the new commit. I moved between AppCode and Xcode, this is why formatting is broken in some lines, sorry.


May I ask you why you create a separate common tree while the unified all in one tree worked?


@tangzhengyang

So in this activity, you will be calling the Get Recipe API call. http://api.yummly.com/v1/api/recipe/recipe-id?_app_id=YOUR_ID&_app_key=YOUR_APP_KEY

The Recipes activity will start the SingleRecipe activity and will pass the recipe-id, which I believe is just the recipe name.


Ugh, I changed it in Xcode Preferences and re-inserted the whole method. Hope this helps :)


Fixed later.


Characters `[` and `]` look better when they have different style.


We going to support LG L70, G3S and G2Mini.  And move everything to official cm13 :)


What is the state of the LoRa decoding? Is it supposed to work?


did required changes.


@mcostalba Maybe only test 'root.moves[0].pv.size() >= 2', which should at least make sure that we have a move to ponder. For some strange reason picking the thread with the higher score cannot be omitted.


Thanks, fixed in the last commit.


Because `CGRectGetMinY` is used in other lines later.


No problem, I deleted it anyway.


[](/flutterroll) Heh, apparently that search method doesn't find duplicate images. So if the batch lookup fails for a specific image, I have to make a separate API request to check for the ID of the duplicate, then a third (possibly batched) request to get the data for the dup. And any one of these requests might possibly fail at random and need to be retried. So... yeah. :sweat_smile: This is going to be a lot harder than I thought.


Can you submit a PR?  Also, I don't have high DPI displays so it will be difficult for me to test this logic.


It is constant, but the object is very lightweight. Would it hurt too much to not cache and avoid static vars?


@bgoodri Can you take a quick look at `predict.stanreg` and let me know if it looks ok to you?


Oh ok. Will you keep up with the standalone w7 tree or push all your fixes to the common/mini w7 tree?


erm...


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Great! Almost done ;-)


This seems a bit redundant?


I don't see a problem ?


The colour generated from brewer.pal is a bit different from the original ones. The following example is done by
```R
set.seed(1)
dat <- ts(matrix(cumsum(rnorm(200 * 12)), ncol = 12))
colnames(dat) <- paste("series", LETTERS[1:12])

infolayers <-
  layer(panel.scaleArrow(x = 0.99, digits = 1, col = "grey",
                         srt = 90, cex = 0.7)) +
  layer(lim <- current.panel.limits(),
    panel.text(lim$x[1], lim$y[1], round(lim$y[1],1), font = 2,
        cex = 0.7, adj = c(-0.5,-0.5), col = "#9FC8DC"))

## Case 1: each panel has a different origin and scale:
## ('origin' default is the first data value in each series).
nBands =3L
horizonplot(dat, layout = c(1,12), colorkey = TRUE, nBands=nBands, col.regions = brewer.pal(n=nBands*2,name="RdYlBu")) + infolayers
```
![rplot](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/976443/11326311/d1b90ba8-9166-11e5-970b-f0c62c8c955e.png)


your "glitch" is called FOUT (Flash of Unstyled Text) ... sounds like a job for https://github.com/typekit/webfontloader or is there already a module in SMC that handles that? (bootstrap?)


Hello Brian,

It will be my first pull request. Just need to figure out the steps !

Will do.

Dimitri

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Can you submit a PR? Also, I don't have high DPI displays so it will be difficult for me to test this logic.

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Any particular reason we don't just use the raw name? Doing this opens us up to many more potential collisions.


Could you add an explanation as to why this is needed?


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@mkristian going to revert the **:/** part to **://** as the adjustment: https://github.com/jruby/jruby/commit/b4a29df5e634c63da04745f6b09595321bc97440 fails these integration tests again - seems its not a good idea to rely on getPath as it always changes `://` to `:/` which seems surprising to me, or am I wrong here?


Can we move this down so it's not needlessly called since it's not actually used until L261


The diff that py.test shows us makes more sense this way around IMO.


This currently fails at Travis. I'm working to fix it.


we can't use jprocess builder it's LGPL.


Try recompiling src folder.


так тоже норм, но наверное логичней было бы назвать типа `iOsChecker` и все. Если мыслить терминами компонентов. Хотя твое название тоже норм. Но если уж ты называешь `iosCheckersCreator` то и файл называй так же,а не `iosCheckersCreate.js`

только щас увидел)


zut tu reprends de l'avance. je commençais à te rattraper


oh damn, true :-/

Seems that some kind of querying `conda.exe` is needed :-(


@Sivaramvt gotcha - ranking is something that can def be added in a later rev


пробел перед else


Great! Thank you!


# project file
*.xcodeproj


The alternative would be to actually cast it to a `Component` and call the `Type()` function. This is about 20% slower, but performance isn't really something that is important for the `Component` call.

Raw name != `Type()` output. It sometimes contains the prefix `*engi.`, for instance.


init events не вызвал) тестируй работу перед коммитом


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Good question. I think, while cm not official, i'll duplicate changes.


пустые  комменты `//` нет смысла оставлять, лучше просто оставить пустую строку


текст - це частина лого і лого має бути картинкою а не бекграундом


J'ai déjà fait les 50 premiers niveau il y a quelques années, je les refait pour le plaisir là


This isn't something I wrote; it's something I moved around a bit.


тут можна зробити кодом цей бекграунд


If `ren` isn't used, the compiler might decide to leave it out of the final assembly-code, doing some optimizing we don't want.

In order to *be sure*, this is added.


Not as long as it took to figure out how to make it. The amazing part is that everything mostly works. There's a few minor issues, but I'll work on them later. Not sure if demilich has gotten any progress on the deathrattle issue, but I know that's the last really big change before 0.9.9


цей бекграунд можна зробити бордером із радіусом


Ah sorry. I meant the raw name as in `v.Type().String()`...

Re collisions, with the current process your are doing: Say someone creates their own collision component, at `package.CollisionComponent`, the name will be stripped to `CollisionComponent` (and collide with the default one)... This might not be your problem, but it is something we should consider


Right ok.


не потрібно задавати різні айдішніки та класи, можна обійтися без них в стилюванні; достатньо тільки одного класа active


See the updated README.md for how it is setup at the moment, it now checks this and the root env if it is in the root env, as well as extra dirs being user configurable. Open another issue if you have some ideas. Thanks.


No problem, it looks a lot better :+1:


I simplified this a bit, though you can check my logic in commit cdd31e02216089aed3811bfe038df9c188518375.


Ideally, we want to use the result of `Type()` - user defined. The reason we're not using `v.Type().String()`, is because then we have to use that same thing, on `AddComponent`, `RemoveComponent`, and `ComponentFast`.

The alternative (I talked about), would be something like:
```go
c, ok := e.components[v.MethodByName("Type").Call([]reflect.Values{})[0]]
```


Thanks. Glad you noticed this before too many people downloaded build b64956.


I'm not sure what are you doing, but in a current form, this is a syntax error, as you put a new move after a closing delimiter of a move list. Try checking the changes using Node.js.


Hi Professor.

I used the library from here
https://github.com/santhosh-tekuri/jlibs/blob/master/LICENSE.txt

It says Apache license at the top.

Did I overlook something?


Question ... if this is something that it is better for the compiler to decide (which I agree), why not turn those defines into "static inlines" in the header file, and eliminate the routines in the C file?


I might mark these a bit more explicitly by renaming them, probably (ex. "deprecated_kwh_total").


I don't understand why this fails... I have

```rust
use pnet::packet::icmp::{IcmpPacket, echo_reply, echo_request, icmp_types};
```

and in `icmp.rs`, the structure is public, as well as all the submodules.


Fits in a single line now. Also, based on commit cdd31e02216089aed3811bfe038df9c188518375 this would change slightly.


In the new commit I used 2 colums to test more columns consecutive to empty string


Is the check to see if the grantor actually has the right to give the specified privilege made one level above?


Hey @spoco2  I could not find a way to communicate, I am using this repository of yours for my project, very thankful to you..
I am facing a problem that when I am on a child state like app.program1.search and I hard reload the page, it does not work.. Please tell me what I can do in this case


Single line per variable. Also "p = power; q = ?"? "c = cost" instead? Or spell both out :)


The page build failed with the following error:

Page build timed out. Please try again later.


`CFRelease(titleFont);` used to be at the end, it appears you moved it here. I'm just saying: leave it at the end :)


1) Новая опция для скрытия поля "Тема". Теперь скрытие полей "Имя" и "Тема" скрывает только поле, если в их строке есть другие элементы, например кнопка "Ответить", и всю строку формы, если больше ничего нет.
2) Переименовал ключи в конструкторе для большего единообразия. Все, что относится к посту имеет корень Post, к форме - Form.
3) Вынес в aib селекторы получения полей. `[name="nya1"]`, `[name="nya2"]`, `[name="nya3"]` есть только на ычане, например. завтра буду смотреть по всем бордам отличия, может чего добавлю.


On 1.4 release we need to allow users insert there modal in a UiBinder or in java we need a container that will add the modal. Its the best way to handle the modal like what gwt-bootstrap 3 does. I commented it also on gitter about this and we can merge this pull requestt.


That's allright. However don't make a mutable copy, just to:
```
NSMutableParagraphStyle* style = [NSMutableParagraphStyle defaultParagraphStyle];
```


Merged


Почему функции, а не геттеры?


I mean why introducing `CGRectGetMinX()` and friends? Just use `textRect.origin.x`: it's the same and is simpler.


I did not test `defaultParagraphStyle` on El Capitan, but on earlier versions it returned immutable version even when called on `NSMutableParagraphStyle`, so this will not work.


Просто у них даже side-эффектов (например изменение глобальной переменной) нету. По сути просто поля с ленивым вычислением.


Merged (fixed commit message).


This looks good!


「素晴らしいと思いませんか？」という直前の文からのつながりが不自然なので、

**実は、それができるのです。**

などとして文をつないでみてはいかがでしょうか？


Сделал, чтобы таймер обновления капчи был и на кусабе. Мало ли что.


355 -->> 335 ;)


I get used to `CGRectGet…` variants and find them more readable, especially because in later commit I use `CGRectGetMaxX`. But if you insist on `textRect.origin.x` and `textRect.origin.x + textRect.size.width` I can change this. Please confirm.


This resolve #26.


Is there a way you can build the list directly with this single element instead of separating it into two lines?


This comment is unclear. Is it a question, a statement or a TODO?


Спс за замечание,вы меня с Маринкой завтра не оттырьте за это.
   А если серьёзно,то делал домашку и просто тупо не посмотрел что в верхних строках кода.Посмотри новую версию.


Apparently, no. You do need to escape `+` though, so the `\/` escapes are actually superfluous.
```
>>> regex_unescaped = r'application/rdf+xml;\s*charset=utf-8'
>>> regex_escaped = r'application/rdf\+xml;\s*charset=utf-8'
>>> my_string = "application/rdf+xml; charset=utf-8"
>>> re.match(regex_unescaped, my_string)
>>> re.match(regex_escaped, my_string)
<_sre.SRE_Match object at 0x10c32db90>
```


Hmm, I think I'm OK with just having it in the footer. It's not super-central to the site that it's open source.

A GitHub link could be added to the end of the site menu, but maybe that'd be too cluttered?


Document constant


Nice use of semantic classes!


Stylistic preference more than anything. Headers are, IMHO, not the right place for full function definitions.


Document the intent of these helper functions


There's two sciences here!

It should be English ;)


Why not just use `NSMutableParagraphStyle* style = [[NSMutableParagraphStyle alloc] init];`? That's what the rest of GitUp does.


Other comments will be inline with the code, but here are some general comments...

This looks like a new set of complex logic has been added. Was there a problem you were addressing, in that using finalizers to clean up objects would crash when terminate was called on the library and the finalizers for some object had not yet run?

Can we not have a bunch of new files for 3 lines of interfaces? Why not put them all in a single file?


Might want to look at using self.finish() here and elsewhere instead of self.write()


Nice use of semantic tags!


Overall, looks good Cameron!


I feel that this should be a private member, and not publicly embedded. Consumers of the API should not have access to the `Do()` function. Same with the other structs that have had this added.


not sure what is better, to return a pair or to have an appendable parameter for the actual digest. most use cases should return both failure and the actual digest, there is no reason to calculate it twice.


This should be private. I can't see it being a good idea for consumers of the API being able to modify the reference count


Good work hiding the mobile class on desktop!


@Sivaramvt yup .. i was trying to think of a way decouple the key definition from the CacheConfig. That way this impl becomes fleixible/pluggable in its cacheing scheme.

For instance, using your use case. We have a 1 URI (U) and 3 User Groups (G1, G2, G3, G4) that can rendition it differently. To achieve that today we'd have 3 HttpConfigs (`U1 + G1`, `U1 + G2  + G3`, `U1 + G4`) - works great.

Now imagine if a different customer wanted to separate their U1 is cached, but instead of Groups, they use Profile Attributes (P1, P2) .. so the cache key would be: `U1 + P1`, `U1 + P2`

It seems like most other people using this would only ever need to extend how the CacheKey is build (they could code their own impl) since not everyone might follow our Group-based paradigm.

Are you envisioning, for this "other" use case, folks could implement their of HttpCacheConfigImpl? If so, maybe we should name ours "GroupBaseHttpCacheConfigImpl" since that what is it (its tightly coupled to the notion of Groups).

Will try to find some time tonight to review the HttpCacheConfig code - gotta head out for a bit.

Let me know WDYT!


A more general question/comment, will we have to cache anything extra with the work on GRANT? I can see that `CachingHiveMetastore` already caches user table privileges and user roles. Do we need to add anything? If not, we should keep this class in mind as we add functionality.


Nice setup of your media query.


I don't disagree with readability, but Code consistency is also important: GitUp does not use `CGRectGet...` today, so yes, please follow existing patterns.


Yep -- it's a little bit more difficult, but this works:

```json
{
  "signals": [
    {
      "name": "signal1",
      "streams": [
        {
          "type":"window:mousemove",
          "expr": "{_scales:{a:('').constructor.constructor}, scale:true}"
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "signal2",
      "streams": [
        {
          "type":"signal1",
          "expr": "'alert(arguments[0])'",
          "scale": {"name": "a", "scope": "signal1"}
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "signal3",
      "streams": [
        {
          "type":"signal2",
          "expr": "{_scales:{a:signal2}, scale:true}"
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "signal4",
      "streams": [
        {
          "type": "signal3",
          "expr": "'hi'",
          "scale": {"name":"a", "scope": "signal3"}
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}
```


Why a 3dB attenuation is useful here?


GREAT job leveraging ems to do the work of resizing the font.


I'd say we do not need to see the stack trace given that this is normal on Windows. Something like `print(processor.getClass().getName() + ".getFamily() unsupported on "+ System.getProperty("os.name") +" "+
System.getProperty("os.version") +" "+
System.getProperty("os.arch"))` would deliver a more useful piece of information.


Same as above with `processor.getFamily()`


Ha, I checked what `defaultParagraphStyle` does. Indeed, `alloc] init]` is much better. Done!


Good work Jon S!!


Merged with minor changes


Note that written this way, `similarity` is `1 - distance`. So to speak, `similarity` is 1 if the songs are highly similar, and 0 if they are really different. But it should be clear as this function is called similarity and not distance :)


Hehe. Nice catch. :)


Woops, my bad, really sorry for having forgotten this =(


Great work spotting the `.posts` class. This was tricky!

The reason the width is still overflowing is that the `.posts` class had a right margin on it that needs to be removed/overwritten.


Count the number of posts mentioning each of the included brand names as well as the users who mentioned them.


What is the purpose of the `resnum` data member? Thanks!


Cool!
Thanks MAster!


Which one of the two files actually contains the `\r` characters? If it is `foundFile`, I'd say that we should rather fix `Modules.add()`.


Updated code for dynamic map.


> using values passed in from the environment effectively to enable building without further patching while not changing default behaviour


@itsjeyd Cool, :+1: on this pair of commits then :)


> debian/ directory was added to be able to build a debian package directly from this repo


https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore - for documentation on this special git file type


It will show the users which SMUs are not applicable based on the package bundles encoded in the SMU XML.

For example, if the host does not have mpls pie, it will highlight the SMU in grey as not applicable.

I will checkin more changes on Monday.

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Subject: Re: [csm] Add Not Applicable SMU highlight (42f6310)

What this change fixes exactly?

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We support Twig, we don't support HAML… we only run on PHP for that matter.


Merged (fixed up commit message)


Cool, fixed!


@hemraker At first I thought that too - but really, we need to go to the [deprecated/legacy wiki page](https://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/umbracolibrary/) - that's where the info is.


Ah, this is a bug indeed, but we try to avoid reporting error codes via log_error_errno() that we didn't receive. In this case, after all we generate the EINVAL error, we don't receive it. log_error_errno() attaches the logged error to the journal log messages after all, and that should really report only errors received by the log message, not the ones generated. Or in other words: this should become:

```C
if (isempty(optarg)) {
        log_error("--type= requires an arguments");
        return -EINVAL;
}
```
I hope what I am saying makes sense?


juste l'ajout des jar pour JCDP
pour intègrer JCDP au projet:
Aller dans "Properties for TP8-Javastone" -> "Java Build path" -> "Add external JAR" -> JCDP-win.jar

La version windows intègre aussi la version unix.

TODO : tester JCDP sans intègrer jansi.jar sous windows


Awesome work on your responsive build, Saline! You're doing a great job with responsive strategy, design and development.  Nice use of semantic tags to determine what to display based on viewport context. Working with someone else's code can be tricky and requires a bit of debugging, nice work with digging into the code and determining the best ways to apply mobile styles. For the overflow issue, you were really close - there is some right margin on the `.posts` class that needs to be removed.

###Description

Relaxr's user count has grown, and the number of users accessing the site from a mobile device has surprised everyone, even by today's standards. The product managers at Relaxr have asked you to return to the project and make their site responsive so it renders nicely on mobile devices. They had one of their internal developers make a few tweaks to your source code, and they have given you the new HTML / CSS files to work from. Using these starter files, build out the mobile layouts for the landing page and blog.

Student: ___Saline Jiang______

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                        | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Use media queries at a 768px breakpoint                                                       |                                |                        |              X            |
| Content remains in appropriate ```divs```                                                     |                                |                        |              X            |
| Content remains visible to the user                                                           |                                |                        |              X            |
| Fonts change size appropriately                                                               |                                |                        |             X             |
| Margins and padding change size appropriately                                                 |                                |                        |            X              |
| Content does not overlap                                                                      |                                |                        |                          X |
| In the blog section, the two-column layout changes to a single-column layout when appropriate |                                |                        |             X             |
| TOTAL: __14__/14                                                                              |                                |                        |                          |


:+1: Cleanup always feels good..


Merged (fixed commit message)


Needs more exclamation points!!! :100:


Merged


uhu -.-


> I'm more concerned about the space in the checkout and the bandwidth required to check out the code.

Bandwidth, given that files are normal text files and the download is zipped from github I can't see that as a real issue.

> Having the same data repeated just adds to the possible ways in which the data can fail to correspond.

I can't make a reliable assumption that line 1001 in voc.txt corresponds to the same line 1001 in output.text.

> I also don't see how storing a checksum helps - there's already an SHA1 has on each git commit if you want to verify the files haven't been corrupted.

It is not about the download. The questions I raised was about the verifiability of the content mapping of file A to file B which as plain file (separate, without any index) doesn't allow for a high confidence of the mapping when relying on a line number to conclude that 1001 (A) corresponds to 1001 (B).

Anyway, I use the old website to download the diff where it is guaranteed (to a certain degree) that what is found on line 1001 is expected to correspond to each other (by the convention of being in the same line).


It's used in leleleplayer, and breaks everything if removed.
It's also convenient to have it already computed in other cases!


I think it could be good to highlight that it's a phoenix app you could contribute to. Not sure where to display that link though.


М?
```js
	class _4chanOrg extends BaseBoard {
		...
		get updateCaptcha() {
			var el = $id('captchaFormPart'),
				value = null;
			if(el) {
				doc.body.insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend', '<div onclick="initRecaptcha();"></div>');
				value = function(el) {
					var old = $id('g-recaptcha');
					old.parentNode.replaceChild($add('<div id="g-recaptcha"></div>'), old);
					this.click();
					$show(el);
				}.bind(doc.body.lastChild, el);
			}
			Object.defineProperty(this, 'updateCaptcha', { value });
			return value;
```

> return value;
> *Object*


Don't like this patch a whole lot.
What problem does it address?
Also, would return "tm" instead.


@nijel where and how can one access to this setting? I import fully translated XLIFF files with target nodes containing approved="yes" but they all import as fuzzy. Thanks in advance for your time.


Я тоже так по началу хотел сделать, но потом подумал, что лучше не надо.


thats good


Это у геттера. А тут нам нужно что возвратит вызов `value()`.


? We use this search for the portal.  Gets selected metdata for building search results from the lucene index rather than loading the full metadata and parsing it using xsl


Hmm leap year issues?
Maybe just make this an option in the settings?


А, не дочитал до конца. Извини.


You and I came up with the same fix. Mine prevents overriding the run_every parameter if it was set. I'll fix your name, sorry ;)


have made and uploaded a video which shows the errors am shocked its no more 1365 but 33
https://youtu.be/lz0MjPdnSIc


This emits a lot of warning here, most of which I assume are wrong, e.g.:

2720 WARNING: Attempted to add Python module twice with different upper/lowercases: array

Maybe you wanted to write `... and name != os.path.normcase(name):`?


fdgfgdgdg


create file for demo


value = function(el) {
                    var old = $id('g-recaptcha');
                    old.parentNode.replaceChild($add('

'), old);
                    this.click();
                    $show(el);
                }

Не возвращает ничего. Теперь понял.


aahhhh great, i found it here: https://code.google.com/p/jlibs/source/browse/trunk/readme.txt looks like they changed the license? ok cool!


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#### Message: `Using variable 'status' before assignment`

#### Occurred on:
+ **Commit**:  c9bd5ba167284d79ae0cbe7aaaf9ec8536bef918
+ **File**:    [benchexec/tools/hiprec.py](https://github.com/dbeyer/benchexec/blob/c9bd5ba167284d79ae0cbe7aaaf9ec8536bef918/benchexec/tools/hiprec.py)
+ **LineNum**: [90](https://github.com/dbeyer/benchexec/blob/c9bd5ba167284d79ae0cbe7aaaf9ec8536bef918/benchexec/tools/hiprec.py#L90)
+ **Code**:    `                if not status:`

#### Currently on:
+ **Commit**:  c9bd5ba167284d79ae0cbe7aaaf9ec8536bef918
+ **File**:    [benchexec/tools/hiprec.py](https://github.com/dbeyer/benchexec/blob/c9bd5ba167284d79ae0cbe7aaaf9ec8536bef918/benchexec/tools/hiprec.py)
+ **LineNum**: [90](https://github.com/dbeyer/benchexec/blob/c9bd5ba167284d79ae0cbe7aaaf9ec8536bef918/benchexec/tools/hiprec.py#L90)


Я ниже сделал, чтобы возвращал `null`. А вообще я хочу сделать универсальную обновлялку для рекапчи. Её вообще же почти нельзя кастомизировать, зато если будет на какой-то борде, то поддержка будет сразу искаробки и можно будет удалить форчанокостыли.


Whoops!


Ok, but it is not updated anywhere else in the code as far as I know :)


Missed this comment.


In the opening, if both players attacks a square more than once, the square is "important",
and these bonus will cancel out..

But if one player attacks a square more than once, but not the other player,
this test assign a penalty for each such square

The goal being to help distribute the forces with the least number of unnecessary duplications.


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: devel [Build 203](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=1203&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_Devel&guest=1) is now running


А есть разница, с `return null;`  и без?
Номаинально что его есть, что нет. Чисто для себя, чтоб знять?


This line about rainbows was kind of awkward before, but the sentence is made only more awkward with these changes.

I think that this leading copy should be kept more simple than the changes you've made here.


I really think that coverity should be in separate branch like other projects do.


It's quite slow and cannot account for the fact that it's the reason of this slowness (i.e. there's no way to way to know about the slowdown before the recording starts). Perhaps could step back and re-adjust gif timing?

But given this demo, I think it's a rather poor choice.

See my recording here http://gfycat.com/TerribleUnevenCutworm


@cafed00d4j see: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TIKA-1798 filed a tika issue to merge this.


Since you wrote a find script, you should also use it to try to find binary versions of phasespace.


Тут разницы нет. Без `return`а подразумевается, что функция возвращает `undefined`. Это я больше для себя делаю.


Только пили так, чтобы на других бордах ничего не поломалось :D
А то я устал по 150 разу проверять каждую борду.


I would like to comment on the removal of some of the tests. For example, these.
I agree that we should have tests at the API level, but we should also have tests at the unit level.
Google "test pyramid".


Yeahhh!...
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In Javascript/jQuery, everything runs at the same time when loaded, so your function is running both the show read less and the slide down at the same time. It's like a race. But, this causes problems, as you can see. We need to use a timeout or a callback function to make the show read less happen after the slide down instead of waiting a few seconds.

As for anonymous vs named functions, named functions can be reused again and again while anonymous functions only run once.


Thanks! I'll be writing some specs for this in the next couple of days.


Mínimo ponle un nombre al modal :smile:


Ahh yes, I hadn't worked that part out when I put up this project. It took a while to get that all working, but it does now. The problem is, that when you load the app on a refresh, and it's in a state that gets dynamically loaded, it's not 'there' at the start.

So I have a process now that if the state is not known, it'll break down the url and see if it knows a part of it. If it does, it'll load that, then once that's loaded see if a new state matches the url.

```
  /**
         * Check if the newly loaded in state matches the fullTargetURL
         * if we're looking for one.
         * @param state
         */
        var checkNewState = function(state){
            if(!_fullTargetURL) return; //If we're not looking, just leave
            //Let's try to match the new url against what we're trying to load.
            //Remove parameters from it if they exist
            var urlToMatch = (state.url.indexOf("{")>0)?state.url.substring(0,state.url.indexOf("{")):state.url;
            //If what we're trying to load contains the url this state represents, try to navigate to it again.
            //It may not really match, as the url of a state often omits the parent part of the URL, so may be
            //just /search/, which could match /staff/search and also /gorilla/search, but it's a quick match.
            if(_fullTargetURL.indexOf(urlToMatch) >= 0){
                //Because we're about to try to navigate to the full URL again, clear it before navigating
                var url = _fullTargetURL;
                //console.log("stateWatcher.checkNewState: Found ["+urlToMatch+"] in ["+_fullTargetURL+"] Navigate to :"+url);
                _fullTargetURL = null;
                $location.url(url);
                $urlRouter.sync();
            }
        };

        /**
         * We've navigated to a URL we don't recoginize off the bat. But we more than likely
         * can work it out if we lazy load in the required parts.
         * So...
         *
         * Break the url into parts, and start at the bottom, and work up until we find
         * a state we recognize.
         *
         * Then, load that state 'silently' and wait for nested states within that to report
         * in (via shouts) that they have been added (see function above).
         *
         */
        var checkLazyStates =  function ($injector, $location) {
            //console.log("stateWatcher: Unknown URL: ", $location);
            _fullTargetURL =  $location.url();
           // console.log("FULL TARGET = ", fullTargetURL);
            var urlParts = _fullTargetURL.split("/");
            var partURL = "";
            var states = $state.get();

            for (var i = 0; i < urlParts.length; i++) {
                var foundPart = false;
                if (partURL.length > 0) partURL += "/";
                partURL += urlParts[i];
                if(partURL){ //Only do if has content
                    for (state in states) {
                        if (states[state].url == partURL) {  //If a state we know about has this as its url
                            //console.log("stateWatcher: Found State: ["+state+"]", states[state]);
                            foundPart = true;
                            //Transition to the state, but don't notify... we want to load the controller, but not finish
                            //our transition just yet
                            var sg =  $state.transitionTo(states[state].name,null,{notify:false}).then(function (val) {
                                    //console.log("stateWatcher: Partial state load success["+states[state].name+"]");
                                    return states[state].url;
                                },
                                function(val){
                                    console.log("stateWatcher: Fail[",val,"]");
                                });
                            break;
                        }
                    }
                }
                if(foundPart) break; //If we've found a part match... stop trying to match any more.
            }

            if(!foundPart){
                //console.log("stateWatcher: Found no partial match, return root.");
                _fullTargetURL = null;
                return "/";
            }

            //console.log("stateWatcher: Found partial match, now wait.");
        };

```

And that part is triggered by having the urlprovider's 'otherwise' part run it (otherwise being the catchall for states that aren't known):
```
 _urlRouterProvider.otherwise(checkLazyStates);
```

Now, that checkNewState bit is called via a system I have called 'shouting', which is like event listeners, but wither the hierarchy.

In any case, within the stateManager, after a state has been added, I shout out "stateAdded", and then this (which is stateWatcher) listens for that and runs that 'checkNewState' function:
```
  //See if the newly added state matches the url we might be looking for
        shout.listen("stateAdded", checkNewState);

```

So, I'm missing bits here, because now this is all part of a large project and I haven't gone back to this demo app to make it work.

I should at some stage, but time is not as easy to come by now!

I hope this helps though, leads you down the right path


Да то я забыл добавить проверку есть ли промис или нет. Вспомнил только когда проснулся, а ты уже там что-то починил.


Я заметил, ты много где так делаешь. В принципе, это хороший тон.


this is incorrect code and cannot be accepted; Hashtable has very specific and useful threading semantics that Dictionary **does not have**, and the two cannot be used interchangeably (specifically: Hashtable allows any number of readers and at most 1 writer, all concurrently). However, you should just be able to add a dependency reference to System.Collections.NonGeneric, which **includes** Hashtable.

THIS IS A REASON TO DECLINE - it is a threading bug (although, if there aren't too many other problems, I might just fix it myself afterwards)


Yes, especially considering the complete lack of non-English documentation, we need to keep the English documentation clear and to the point.

Speaking from experience, flowery "cute" language is very difficult for a non native speaker to understand.


awesome :)


## This is a markdown file


И, кстати, проверять вот так `foo instanceof Promise` не стоит. В коде активно используются `CancelablePromise`, которые у нас сами по себе и в коде выше вернут `false`.


Use Teuchos::Array here, then you don't need to take views later.


Fixed.


Why do other methods in this class throw? Is it because their code paths are not exercised in tests?


Could you explain what the arguments mean?


If you use Teuchos::Array above, you won't need to do this.


Да там вообще я поначалу нагородил абассаки, не разобравшись. Потом дошло. заодно получше разобрался с промисами.


Make this pointers and move them outside of if/else branches.


This would be nicer point-free, as the name "x" isn't adding any information.
`fmap makefileTargetPaths . makefileTarget`


Totally understand. Wanted to go with a personal identity approach for Bower some way or the other. I did notice that it was merged in. Please let me know if you will be taking it out or if you need me to


Move this and lines below outside of if/else as they are exactly same in all branches.


Sounds good prof!

I'll post my updates on the issue board there


the right GH reference is https://github.com/ruby/ruby/pull/1107


ok for me


commentaire precis


I think we should make a PR for it — we could either change it back or come up with something new. I'll create an issue to track it.


@eugene-bulkin why is ```int()``` needed if amount is an int and 1024 is also an int?


Being header-only is a feature of date.h (one I could not afford for tz.h).  The introduction of these constants in a source has more disadvantages than advantages.


"do" without indent after it is weird! I don't think this style exists anywhere?


In the context of bioinformatics those are called "k-mers"... in this case it would be 3-mers.


@glensc You surely need to actually remove it then?


Doesn't hlint yell about redundant parens here?


I have to say... I kinda hate this; while it may be a necessary evil for core-clr, it seems very undesirable to make this compromise on .NET; I would much rather have seen some kind of `Helpers.ConvertAll` (name tbd) that used `Array.ConvertAll` in the .NET builds and `Select(..).ToArray()` on the core-clr builds. I'm not a fan of this change-set.


@eugene-bulkin move this up since what if time is None when we are not in slow start? Then line 57 would cause an error.


Redundant parens here too.


Redundant parens.


commentaire ligne 9


@raddyr this stuff is cool but what about creating pr?


Anas,
I cannot accept some new models without migration files for obvious reasons. For now, I have put your commits in the "anas" branch and go back to last previous commits.
In the future, as I told you by chat, I would really prefer you submit your commits in your own branch or by making some pull request from your fork.


Hah! Brilliant Radovan, this reminded me of:

https://github.com/bitly/data_hacks

Well done!


Two redundant parens


Redundant parens


These typedefs should be replaced by something like
typename local_matrix_type::row_map_type ptr_type;
typename local_matrix_type::entries_type ind_type;
typename local_matrix_type::value_type val_type;


wrong indent, use tabs


Added #183


open brackets in the same line as the signature


always a space before a parenthesis, except in function signatures


Est-ce que tu sais déjà comment en définitive tu comptes gérer l’exécution du pathfinder ?
Est-ce qu'il vivra sa vie dans un thread à part ? Est-ce qu'il se reposera sur l’exécution de callbacks ?
Est-ce que se sera un mix des deux, callbacks pour répondre aux sollicitations de ROS (actions, topics, services) et thread pour les calculs ?

 C'est une simple question par curiosité, j'ai survolé vite fait le diff entre devel et ta branch, la réponse à ma question s'y trouvait peut-être, si oui désolé d'avance. Soit dit en passant, le code est très lisible. Je sais que c'est notre but, mais ça n'en reste pas moins très agréable :wink:


This broke master. Not good.


leaks memory in this return


you can use true/false instead of R_TRUE/R_FALSE here


Great job linking jQuery and setting up your javascript file! Your structure is solid: nesting everything in a `$(document).ready`, setting up your event listeners and structuring your functions. Nice work looking up new jQuery functions like show, hide and slide up/down.

###Description

The team from Relaxr is back...again! They want their page to be more interactive and asked you to add JavaScript to their source code. You've been given the HTML and CSS but will need to create a JavaScript file and add a few different pieces of interactivity:  Users should be able to click a link and have the remainder of the blog's content slide down and appear on the page, both on the main content column and the side bar; users should also be able hide the content when they are finished reading. See a detailed technical explanation below.

Student: __Savanna Rovira____

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Use the ```$.ready()``` handler to delay your code from executing until all DOM assets have been loaded                                                                                |                                |                        |              X            |
| Select the appropriate DOM elements with CSS selectors upon a user's click using the ```$.click()``` handler                                                                                |                                |                        |              X            |
| have the text in the `````` tag slide down along with a "Read Less" link in the blog post using,```$.slideDown()``` and ```$.show()```                                                                              |                                |                        |          X                |
| hide the "Read More" link using ```$.hide()```                                                                                |                                |                        |             X             |
| have the `````` slide up and hide the "Read Less" link using,```$.slideUp()``` and ```$.hide()```                                                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| show the "Read More" link using ```$.show()```                                                                                |                                |                        |          X                |
| Using the same functions as above, if a user clicks the "Learn More" link in the sidebar, have the `````` inside that `````` slide down and hide the "Learn More" link using ```$.slideDown()``` and ```$.hide()``` |                                |                        |            X              |
| TOTAL: __14__/14                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


@elieserdejesus your reset values are the good one . Please , test frankie , it's really enjoyable now tp test
all the new features merged !


never reach alpha ==0 ? no ?


now we have two more new param bank_MappingScheme and vault.bank_MappingScheme
- these two should be same
- default value is 0 which is our original setting
- setting it to 1 will make more banks in locking (HMC) and in transactions more bank for conflict checking


merci
```css
body {
       background-color : #e74c3c;
}
```


Do you want to also do this on each entry of `userstr_parts` if it's longer than one entry?


use r_buf_fread_at here to avoid endianness issues when using the fields of that struct. buf_read_at just reads the memory into the buffer, the fread one requires a format string that allow us to define the endianness and type


If I understand correctly, the only reason you are using HostMirror is that you are trying to use Kokkos arrays of different sizes. I think it would be cleaner to do the following:
- Create Kokkos views outside of if/else branch of max size
- Fill them in a Kokkos::parallel_for in each branch, recording nnz
- when calling local_matrix constructor, use a subview of an appropriate size

This way you avoid the whole business with HostMirror s and deep copies.


I was using a float amount to test smaller numbers. I think I just forgot to update the docs.


use fread here to avoid endianness issues here


Potentially also strip parens?


PSEXE_ID_LEN can be != sizeof(psxexe_header) ?


для чего это тут?


Que es lo que te sale?


`send_packet` is only called without an argument in start(), and a flow will never be started more than once, so that condition shouldn't ever occur. If anything, if time is None and we're not in slow start, that *should* be an error.


:+1: this will also possibly solve issues with users who have a different contactinfo email from their user email.


FINAL week 5 asg/starter_code/index.html

Nice work linking jquery and your javascript file


sure.. these are a bit old though.. there is newer code in sickbeard (not 1:1 though since theres some slight differences when shy added the path code)..


if (!arch || !arch->buf) return false;


and drop the two conditionals below


Для чего ты принимаешь char* , если нам нужно принимать 1 символ? Проще же принимать просто char


FINAL week 5 asg/starter_code/js/index.js

Nice job adding an event listener


Good work using some new jQuery functions!


any reason to create all these variables in `test`? We could probably just create the `sol` and call it good, unless we have any good `assertEqual`'s to do.


prova


Internal tests are a smell to me, this is a large topic but I feel these sort of tests are fine, but when things are re-factored they should just be deleted as they test implementation detail not behaviour.

A misconception (IMO) is that a class is a unit. For me a unit is a logical unit of work. As an example, if I have a class, then extract another class, have I created another unit and do I now need tests for the extracted class?

Jimmy Bogard has some great blog posts on the subject, have a read of https://lostechies.com/jimmybogard/2010/08/25/an-effective-testing-strategy and https://lostechies.com/jimmybogard/2011/01/12/defining-unit-tests


ты же длину строки хранишь в переменной size, зачем еще раз использовать вызов функции strlen(str)


Меньше звездочек. да и нагляднее.


"canola" is misspelled here.


<img width="1280" alt="screen shot 2015-11-22 at 14 40 14" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6520022/11326778/68185fb2-9127-11e5-96aa-d1a1bcd99667.png">


Great work, Selome! Nice job linking jQuery and setting up your javascript file. Your structure is solid: nesting everything in a $(document).ready, setting up your event listeners and structuring your functions. As your javascript gets more complex, it might be helpful to group your listeners and functions together. Nice work looking up new jQuery functions like show, hide and slide up/down.

#FEWD Week #4 Project: JavaScript Basics

---

###Description

The team from Relaxr is back...again! They want their page to be more interactive and asked you to add JavaScript to their source code. You've been given the HTML and CSS but will need to create a JavaScript file and add a few different pieces of interactivity:  Users should be able to click a link and have the remainder of the blog's content slide down and appear on the page, both on the main content column and the side bar; users should also be able hide the content when they are finished reading. See a detailed technical explanation below.

Student: ___Selome Welday_____

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Use the ```$.ready()``` handler to delay your code from executing until all DOM assets have been loaded                                                                                |                                |                        |               X           |
| Select the appropriate DOM elements with CSS selectors upon a user's click using the ```$.click()``` handler                                                                                |                                |                        |          X                |
| have the text in the `````` tag slide down along with a "Read Less" link in the blog post using,```$.slideDown()``` and ```$.show()```                                                                              |                                |                        |             X             |
| hide the "Read More" link using ```$.hide()```                                                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| have the `````` slide up and hide the "Read Less" link using,```$.slideUp()``` and ```$.hide()```                                                                                |                                |                        |           X               |
| show the "Read More" link using ```$.show()```                                                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| Using the same functions as above, if a user clicks the "Learn More" link in the sidebar, have the `````` inside that `````` slide down and hide the "Learn More" link using ```$.slideDown()``` and ```$.hide()``` |                                |                        |            X              |
| TOTAL: __14__/14                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


Well...seems AWESOME! Good luck!


A simple implemented idea that works well in general and in all phases of the game!


hmmm,  good idea that fits in with the all options configurable spec -  sphere by default seems fine,    x y z  for an admin is a good option to have; but for players I still think tying it to an object like an LCD or beacon as you suggested would be the easiest..  as much as players roleplay they really are not all that savvy with 3d space calculations...  and tying it to an object allows trading vessels..

Just a thought - i was messing with the antenna and beacon on Blue mining, and found the following:
I wanted it to beam the trade base location but not the trade zone until they were in it..
turning up the antenna resulted in the beacon signal being "bounced" so instead i turned up the beacon and then set the antenna to the trade range..   this allowed the base to advertise its location but it only indicates "in trade range" now once you are in range of the antenna.

seems to work well..  maybe tie markets to an antenna? then players can tweak their notify range with the antenna slider..  is that range setting capturable in modapi ?


inny styl kodzenia htmla. wrr :D


более безопасная функция "_strupr_s", тоже самое и с "_strlwr_s"


comment is obsolete, but... meh


When is ServerConnection's port 0? Does this force dynamic allocation or can you set a fixed port?


TGSI


Nice work linking jQuery and your javascript file.


is it a blog now?


ты же хранишь размер строки в переменной size, зачем вызывать функую strlen, если можно вернуть значение переменной size


Great job using selectors and event listeners.


Looks good!


Как прибил так и держится :D
Все равно они вызываются один раз в инициализации постформы. И похоже, нигде даже теоретически использоваться больше не будут.


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yes, 0 = auto


Можно сделать геттеры. Только без этого всего йоба-залочивания с defaultProperty


Why is this case-insensitive on NETCORE, but case-sensitive otherwise? Smells like a bug. Was this intentional? Or am I being dense? (that happens a lot...)


This looks promising! ;)


@stuartwdouglas Any hint which implementation should we pick or what is the difference ?


Nice job linking jQuery and setting up your javascript file, Sophia! Your structure is good, nesting everything in a `$(document).ready` and setting up your event listeners. Is there a different selector you could have used for your `.slideUp` and `.slideDown` functions that isnt `.post p`? This is causing every paragraph to disappear when you toggle the more/less functionality.

---

###Description

The team from Relaxr is back...again! They want their page to be more interactive and asked you to add JavaScript to their source code. You've been given the HTML and CSS but will need to create a JavaScript file and add a few different pieces of interactivity:  Users should be able to click a link and have the remainder of the blog's content slide down and appear on the page, both on the main content column and the side bar; users should also be able hide the content when they are finished reading. See a detailed technical explanation below.

Student: __Sophia Greenbaum_________

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Use the ```$.ready()``` handler to delay your code from executing until all DOM assets have been loaded                                                                                |                                |                        |           X               |
| Select the appropriate DOM elements with CSS selectors upon a user's click using the ```$.click()``` handler                                                                                |                                |                        |              X            |
| have the text in the `````` tag slide down along with a "Read Less" link in the blog post using,```$.slideDown()``` and ```$.show()```                                                                              |                                |                        |             X             |
| hide the "Read More" link using ```$.hide()```                                                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| have the `````` slide up and hide the "Read Less" link using,```$.slideUp()``` and ```$.hide()```                                                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| show the "Read More" link using ```$.show()```                                                                                |                                |                        |           X               |
| Using the same functions as above, if a user clicks the "Learn More" link in the sidebar, have the `````` inside that `````` slide down and hide the "Learn More" link using ```$.slideDown()``` and ```$.hide()``` |                                |                        |           X               |
| TOTAL: __14__/14                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


so vexing that this is missing; looking forward to it reappearing at some point!


sdf


pdf


Good one!


*true* is not defined, did you test this code?


Restore CNAME


Thx !


The setup script still doesn't force users to be unique, this should be an easy fix.


doc/Requirements Specification/Parts/Terms and Definitions.lyx

please leave out the “is” to be consistent with our glossary style.


(And if you do want to verify their values, calling `map(sol, ["H_{E}", "H_{T}"])` is a bit more efficient, and calling `map(sol, "H_{E} H_{T}".split())` is even more efficient!)


It only lets me specify the delay between frames in 100ths of a second. And the frames need to be 25ms apart. I might be able to make each even frame 20ms and each odd frame 30ms though which could help it.

I am not sure if this is worth while though as the GIFs are very large for a short duration.


This needs to be a tuple, current crashes as it cannot unpack the string.


could have just killed this - looks like it is redundant; that's my fault, though, not yours


Neat!


maybe this way? didn't check if it works.

```php
$languagesXml = new SimpleXMLElement(SERVER_PATH.'/adm_program/languages/languages.xml', null, true);

foreach($languagesXml->children() as $stringNode)
{
    $attributes = $stringNode->children();
    $this->languages[(string) $attributes->isocode] = (string) $attributes->name;
}
```


Could you please remove this `print i` statement?


This still doesn't fix the problem of hard refreshes (or first page loads). It still does not update values properly.
I'll add this to the next version. But we have to find a way to make it work on hard refreshes too...

I'm a bit busy at the moment, I didn't have time to really investigate...


this was actually requested by MS IIRC - a shame that it can't be kept on core-clr


I don't need it


The last Java that had no support for resources was Java 1.0.2. I still remember how painful it was to get a gif for an icon... It was a relief when Java 1.1 came out with all its getResource & co. I strongly believe that anything that wants to call itself a Java-like VM there days should support resources. E.g. TeaVM should be enhanced.

I see the assembly definition for __res now. When I mentioned Maven plugin I meant that rather than special assembly, the picking of resources should be  part of the teavm-maven-plugin (via a transformer, probably). The trick with ResourceStub sounds OK (and Alexey certainly knows internals of TeaVM more than me) - the only part that I don't see clearly is: All the resources found in the JAR (by plugin/transformer) need to be somehow registered into the ResourceStub - probably by initialization code in the main .js file - how exactly this should look like is the main remaining puzzle to me.


Could you please change the identation of this entire block of code to 4 spaces?


Good job investigating in code pen when this wasnt working in your files. One reason things weren't loading was because you need to load your `index.js` file after you load jquery - silly, I know. Your structure is solid: nesting everything in a $(document).ready, setting up your event listeners and structuring your functions. Could you run all three things - slideUp, show and hide - in one function instead of three?

---

###Description

The team from Relaxr is back...again! They want their page to be more interactive and asked you to add JavaScript to their source code. You've been given the HTML and CSS but will need to create a JavaScript file and add a few different pieces of interactivity:  Users should be able to click a link and have the remainder of the blog's content slide down and appear on the page, both on the main content column and the side bar; users should also be able hide the content when they are finished reading. See a detailed technical explanation below.

Student: __Terrie Young______

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Use the ```$.ready()``` handler to delay your code from executing until all DOM assets have been loaded                                                                                |                                |                        |           X               |
| Select the appropriate DOM elements with CSS selectors upon a user's click using the ```$.click()``` handler                                                                                |                                |                        |             X             |
| have the text in the `````` tag slide down along with a "Read Less" link in the blog post using,```$.slideDown()``` and ```$.show()```                                                                              |                                |                        |            X              |
| hide the "Read More" link using ```$.hide()```                                                                                |                                |                        |           X               |
| have the `````` slide up and hide the "Read Less" link using,```$.slideUp()``` and ```$.hide()```                                                                                |                                |                        |          X                |
| show the "Read More" link using ```$.show()```                                                                                |                                |                        |           X               |
| Using the same functions as above, if a user clicks the "Learn More" link in the sidebar, have the `````` inside that `````` slide down and hide the "Learn More" link using ```$.slideDown()``` and ```$.hide()``` |                                |                        |             X             |
| TOTAL: __14__/14                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


Все, я пошел на массу. Можешь смело ковыряться, не буду мешать.


Determine if this needs to implement Savable


I commented elsewhere on this already, but: I love this. Two thumbs up.


Hi @Afterster , for some reason this commit is giving me 500 errors. if I reset --hard to commit 21c486eb5079d2e2dfb0b621fc59c2dd00841fa3 the 500 error isn't happening.


I fixed this by running composer update.


wow Intelli God J!!!


Related to task #5


Doesn't need to implement Cloneable, it has a deepClone() method instead.


Ya subi fixes, la próxima hace un [Issue](https://github.com/JPaulMora/ArduinoFinal/issues) explicando el error/ lo que estas tratando de hacer porque de esas me llegan correos.

Read: [Markdown Sintaxis](https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet).


Great work linking to jQuery and your javascript file.


I'm new to elixir, so I'm not sure if this is considered best practice, but the following code solved the problem for me:

```elixir
    if changeset.valid? do
      case Util.repo.transaction fn ->
        case Util.repo.insert changeset do
          {:ok, _} ->
            Mailer.send_welcome_email(user, confirmation_token, conn)
            json conn, :ok
          {:error, cset} ->
            Util.send_error(conn, Enum.into(cset.errors, %{}))
        end
      end do
        {:ok, _} -> json conn, :ok
      end
    else
      Util.send_error(conn, Enum.into(changeset.errors, %{}))
    end
```


when trying to import `from xml.dom import minidom` in `xml.py` i got an namespacing error. had to rename this unfortunately


@pfalcon This should be a `#if defined(MICROPY_DEBUG_STDERR) && MICROPY_DEBUG_STDERR`, or else one needs to add such a config variable to py/mpconfig.h (I'd prefer the former).


Er... that is dead code there. you put a function call after a return.


@pfalcon what was the reason for adding these prototypes?  Is it that some compilers need a declaration before a definition if they aren't static functions?


what is we took out the list?


*email == em* Shouldn't be needed, since the hash selected from the table should belong to the email, lest a programming error was done when selecting the row. Furthermore, it seems to fail all comparisons, effectively breaking the login.


Good work using `.ready` to wait for the page to load before running your javascript.


At first I'm reading this thread and I'm thinking: "Here we go again, another OS developer who thinks their code is too special for anyone else to work on..." because that story is about as hollow as it is old.

Then suddenly I notice this library contains **1001** functional lines of code and **795** lines of tests and the core functionality is _dead simple_.

And by the way, bus factor defines loss of "institutional knowledge". There is no institutional knowledge for a small Django plugin. The only thing required to keep libraries like this alive are people who can read and understand Python.

Please don't take this personally. I just think the entire premise of blocking the _one thing_ (collaboration) that makes open-source special is totally backwards. And all the stuff about "coding-style, design decisions" etc... means nothing (I've heard those excuses from so many programmers).

PEP8 is _the solution_ to coding style being a variable in collaboration and there are no "design-decisions" in this lib that are so complex as to confound the average developer.

In fact, the two major areas of functionality in this library pretty much boil down to the Importer and then a bunch of value definitions that decide whether to read from ENV or not and then do some validation. You want a complex collaboration problem? Try [working on OpenStack](https://www.openstack.org/software/)

I need this library for a site going into beta soon that needs to upgrade to dj18 and eventually 19.

I'll be going through everyone's forks this week to try and make sure my fork reflects all intermediary work done so far so we can get this show moving again.

@blueyed @mvantellingen  I'll add you both as maintainers to my fork if you haven't already elected a new one. Otherwise, I'll just collaborate there. Let me know if I should include anyone else.


Nice use of `console.log` to test :) you'll want to delete any logging from production files.


I was able to replace the size type by
typedef typename local_matrix_type::size_type size_type;
However, row_map_type and entries_type did not compile. I also tried index_type. Didn't compile either. The documentation in Kokkos::CrsMatrix is not really clear to me what are the right types. Mine are compiling though and seem to wok...


Great job using selectors and event listeners.