Выглядит отлично, использованы все теги, HTML валидный, но есть один момент.

Излишнее использование тега `<br>`. Подразумевается, что каждый куплет должен быть обёрнут в свой собственный параграф - это будет более корректно с точки зрения HTML. Более подробно об этом расскажу на лекции.

Также использование `<br>` после `<h1>` не имеет смысла + это создаст дополнительный отступ от следующего параграфа.

И еще у нас затерялся какой-то пустой `.txt` файл :).

Итого:

- Исправляем HTML с более рациональныс использованием тегов
- Удаляем пустой `.txt` файл

> Также коммитим. Комментарий с хешом оставляем **здесь**, а **не под д.з.**

---

> Можно использовать онлайн редактор который я оставил под д.з.


ttyppo


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Summary: Tests failed: 16 (2 new), passed: 31 Build time: 01:10:40
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyGutterPlotBrushing: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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


yes, it not run in my system also if you compile it later you can remove that files, for now are working while....

+echo Compiling ACS.
+echo ARE YOU USING THE OLD VERSION OF ACC, THIS MAY CAUSE ERRORS ON BUILD CONTINUE?
+pause


Good point! What are your thoughts on this?


it does not matter. it would work in both cases


Since the auth_region needs to be set only for ceilometer. Can we do it by specifying "ceilometer::agent::auth: our_region_name" in hiera file and not passing region anywhere in code?

Also, for auth_tenant_name, can we use the above approach here as well? I am guessing that the auth_tenant_name will be the same as other servies are using(i.e. similar to admin_tenant_name in /etc/nova/nova.conf or other config files).


@hjanetzek Let me know if that makes sense to you. Simply checking on the camera zoom level should do the job.


While you're right to suggest this change, if you look at other comments in the file, they don't include "the" either. So I have kept it as it is.


I'm honored.


I have kept the original name.


@Trass3r can get it to build... SDK should be installed (VS15 extensibility tools) but it still misses somthing (errors like `The name 'VSConstants' does not exist in the current context`)


Use tuples please.


Haven't read it yet; will do so.


should be

```python
self._mmap = kwargs.pop('mmap', True) # or False
```


I wonder if these "underlines" are not valid markdown and causing the docs errors? .. I think you want something like "`## Seccomp security profiles`" for headings


Not sure if this is a good idea. I can't figure out how else to add linebreak to Python string passed through jinja coming from yaml. Linebreak displays correctly in hover text, but not here. Someone could add HTML to class descriptions if admin is not paying attention.


@itsWill Are you open to code reviews? :)

First off, that mehod could be simplified like this:

```ruby
def published?
  state == 'published'
end
```

But even better, that `published?` method is actually useless here, as the `enumerize` gem allows you to do exactly that. Example:

```ruby
> NewsItem.first.state.published?
=> true
```


I think the is suppose to be `verboseLogsOnErrors`?


@borshop: retry


moved it, but didn't do the frag thing because building a frag does weird bitshifting with f.out that wasn't correct.  I didn't spend too much time to see if there was a correct way to do it, or if they can only be used at actual compile time.


Some other files are using the 'uuid' module. Can you do a quick search for require('uuid') and replace those to node-uuid.


Ok. I'll delete setters from the interface :)


Also, did you add node-uuid to package.json


why do you need student and teacher params?


> Also I have no idea why this is not a compiler error

That's because mutating getters are a valid construct in Swift – in fact, they are the basis for copy-on-write behavior for structs referencing mutable objects. See [WWDC15 Session 414: Building Better Apps with Value Types](https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2015-414/) (around 30:00 mark).


add last blank line


just remove it. you have git for revert changes


TeamCity LabKey :: LabkeyRelease15.3 :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 98](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=288691&buildTypeId=LabkeyRelease153_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 24 (3 new), passed: 262 Build time: 01:28:03
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.testLearnAboutStudyProductsSearch: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 14 more failed tests, see build details
```


Just tested it. It's all fine :)


Could be? They're valid Markdown, but perhaps there's a setting in the test to use the same format, which would make sense


Need to specify the OPENLIST widget.


add it as translation with variable


I do see the meta-data is missing from this page, which is needed to include in in the documentation


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Summary: Canceled (Tests passed: 2160, ignored: 78) Build time: 00:20:00


headerEPlusToFMU (tsnouidui) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1965 of 1974 tests passed)

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LGTM.


NIT: an Nova -> a Nova
Sorry I didn't notice this the first time.


done


done.


Not sure if it would help, but maybe we should have one array when we have only one Bishop, and another one when we have 2 Bishops.

Your scores might be fine in the 1 bishop case, but not in the 2 bishops case,


@tsnouidui Thanks for commiting this.  There will be diffs because develop just moved, but I won't hold it against you.  Once CI is done, or mostly done, I'll merge this in.


Right; it looks like this goes back to b706bb17891a0a2c054a776b26f2469d95878841, and was refactored into an `.all` here cde411bbc803712ec9a9e6112074d239cdbaeaf5. An `Array` works but I think a relation is what we would prefer now.


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Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0, ignored: 205 Build time: 00:04:38
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Great. Thx.


why do you use multipart encoding for form?


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Summary: Tests failed: 16 (6 new), passed: 31 Build time: 01:17:26
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyAntigenScatterPlot: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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


That's great! When David gets back in town, he can publish that to test for me. Thanks.


DISTRO should be resin-systemd actually


Hey, sorry about the delay on answering this... but I think it would be better to model a class for the version. Something like:
```
// class declaration/fields/modifiers omitted for brevity
JavaVersion(String version) {
    String[] fields = version.split("\\.");
    this.major = Integer.parseInt(fields[0]);
    this.minor = Integer.parseInt(fields[1]);
}
boolean gte(JavaVersion version) {
    return this.major >= version.major && this.minor >= version.minor;
}
```
Then you could have constants instantiated with `System.getProperty("java.version")` and the one you want to compare, so that you could use directly anywhere else like:
```
RUNTIME_VERSION.gte(JAVA_8)
```


translation


cc @sbrossie & @andrenpaes.


@cyberbeat we included this fix and some other nice stuff in `1.6` that should be coming out in the next days.

Thanks for bringing this up again.


verified - you were right, this should be !inferredTypings[notFoundTypingName]) for notFound.  Will revert.


чтобы не дублировать код нужно определить именованую функцию, например:
function fieldChanged() {
...
}

side.oninput = fieldChanged;
....oninput = fieldChanged;
....oninput = fieldChanged;


I'd suggest using `#{x.inspect}` instead of `'#{x}'`. `inspect` will ensure that any characters that need to be escaped in the string will be escaped.


br should works without /


Why?


translate


во-вторых код этой функции должен быть такой:
if (resizeFormIsValid()) {
убираем disabled
} else {
ставим disabled
}


Did you consider just pre-computing all these rules and embedding the strings as static data in the shim?  May be something we'll want to do if it ends up that this is expensive in the common case.


**[phpUnit_trunkUnit run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/phpUnit_trunkUnit/9011/testReport/) for this commit**


add ``checkArgument(function.getPartitionCount().isPresent())`` for all these so that we get a good error message if we end up calling this before we set the ``partitionCount``


My personal opinion is that FLOATING_IP_POOL is more readable, but it's not a big deal.


Build 15 test results:  26 passed, 0 failed, 0 errored, 26 total Use NSURLSession instead of NSURLConnection


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соответственно сама проверка валидности всей формы должна быть в resizeFormIsValid


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Summary: Execution timeout Build time: 01:00:22


Fixed in dba23d7bf8a1b2a49f151a0aa2b984c0844c6950 (fixing it made me notice db279a6dd5b9842cc90e52f010d7a4c945e72373 :smiley_cat:).


translation


At the moment we use tag fido-13.0.0


Done!


``checkArgument(partitionCount > 0)``


Typo in name, plus change casing if you change the underscore in the constant, plus it would be better to make the config key consistent with the constant name, either by removing Name from the end of the config key or by adding _NAME to the end of the constant name.


@sebworks `relative_url` comes from WordPress, and permalink comes from our url patterns. Is there a reason you changed it?


The event date...


I saw these changes in production environment. Not sure if we require them, but they are not present in the current commit. I am reverting them, but keeping the diff here incase we want to add them too.

diff --git a/openstack/manifests/keystone.pp b/openstack/manifests/keystone.pp
index 43482cf..ba95c70 100644
--- a/openstack/manifests/keystone.pp
+++ b/openstack/manifests/keystone.pp
@@ -139,6 +139,7 @@ class openstack::keystone (
   $neutron_admin_address       = false,
   # ceilometer
   $ceilometer                  = false,
+  $ceilometer_auth_user               = false,
   $ceilometer_user_password    = false,
   $ceilometer_public_address   = false,
   $ceilometer_internal_address = false,
@@ -424,6 +425,7 @@ class openstack::keystone (
       }

       class { 'ceilometer::keystone::auth':
+       auth_user        => $ceilometer_auth_user,
         password         => $ceilometer_user_password,
         public_address   => $ceilometer_public_real,
         public_protocol  => $public_protocol,


You don't have to say this. The default default is null.


I already changed the previous commit to not change the pa_arm11_code offset, if you haven't seen it. However, you may stop the engines, so to say. I already tested @patois sample code with this, and they don't reboot properly (those payloads should reboot the 3DS upon returning from main()) with the pa_arm11_code offset changed back.

Maybe it's better to leave rebooting in the hands of the developers, who need to (f.e.) call the i2c register reboot function. Otherwise compatibiltiy is not hurt in any ways by the recent changes.


Thanks


@cawel  always

ah yes, I suspected the enumerize gem gave us some goodies. I'll create a new PR with the changes :+1:


we have updated the grokprocessor to do just that. It now throws an exception when the pattern does not match


Instead of removing the method, can we convert it into two unit tests for the above new method isPastEvent()?


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We probably don't need this method to be _this_ polymorphic. We can probably just say "If you want custom scheduling, you have to pass something to the `concurrent` argument. This might be a good candidate for the `Scheduler.none` argument, as we can default it here. (Issue #857) ... I can land that pretty soon, I think.


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Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 205 Build time: 00:04:57


Do you think the penalties must be smaller if we have the pair of bishops?


Looks good :ok_hand:


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Summary: Exit code 2 (new) Build time: 00:00:24


that's what has priority means.  You can use the word priority to speak generally about where something falls in order of importance, which is when you talk about high and low priorities.  But if you just say "has priority"  that means that means "takes precedence", or "is more important".


Oh, now I see what you are saying. You mean the false reports on the checking the list. Will change that


If using typhoeus as the adapter `Ethon::Errors::InvalidOption: The option: disable_ssl_peer_verification is invalid.` is thrown unless these two requires are added to `lib/faraday/*.rb`
```
require 'faraday'
require 'typhoeus' #+
require 'typhoeus/adapters/faraday' #+
```

by adding these requires (commented out) it is now easier to use `typhoeus`—all you have to do is uncomment out the requires and change the `DEFAULT_ADAPTER` to `:typhoeus` in `configuration.rb`

this is an implementation of https://github.com/typhoeus/typhoeus/issues/270


TeamCity DnnPackager :: Continuos [Build 18](http://dazinator.ddns.net:81/viewLog.html?buildId=1364&buildTypeId=DnnPackager_Continuos&guest=1) is now running


oh, I see what was the reason for fields teacher and students, but better use difference model Role or gem rolify(https://github.com/RolifyCommunity/rolify)


TeamCity DnnPackager :: Continuos [Build 18](http://dazinator.ddns.net:81/viewLog.html?buildId=1364&buildTypeId=DnnPackager_Continuos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Exit code 1 (new) Build time: 00:00:08


Can we reduce the number of methods. Do they all need to be Find?


line 23 and 25..typo on word lenght .. it should be length :-)


FewDocFixes (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1439 of 1439 tests passed)

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Summary: Execution timeout (new) Build time: 01:00:09


Thanks a lot!


why is struct no longer needed? where is e.g. AlquimiaVectorDouble now defined?


Oh yes ! I was forced to filter the list of sets to make this task easier. For now, it does not satisfy me


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Looks generally okay to me. I'd like to see the one deleted method to survive as tests instead, if possible.


please add public/uploads folder to gitignore


This is great, thank you.

Would you be willing to create a README.md file with a couple lines describing what a vim user would need to do to install this plugin?


Kannst du mir bitte den pull requests nochmal schicken?


Also:
- Deleted unnecessary images
- Added methods for when an item is Equipped and Unequipped in the Jewelry Slot (Modifiers and objects implementing IJewelryItem)
- Reduced Ritual timer to 500 down from 1000
- Black Hearts now no longer damage friendly entities (players and peaceful mobs)


So Jeff and I looked at this. It looks like in vtgate.go, SplitQuery() doesn't call SplitQueryKeyRange for unsharded databases. The reason we got the nil in the repeated field was because the sandbox was configured erroneously to have a non empty sharding column name for an unsharded keyspace.

@alainjobert: Jeff and I were wondering if your original intention was to allow SplitQueryKeyRange to be called for unsharded keyspaces (in which case it should be fixed since it crashes now) or if it should not (in which case we should document this and throw an error if it does)?


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Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 204 Build time: 00:04:38


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I agree: Relation is what we should be using.


I can only attach comments to modified code. The if check on line 174 still isn't necessary, because the key name is a required property so is guaranteed to be non-null by the parent validator.


alsjdlakjsdlkjad


108954406-ImproveWarningWhenCoilHeatingWaterSizesToZero (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1970 of 1976 tests passed)

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This probably shouldn't say the word "automatically" but .. eh... what can ya do?


NIT: period after all first-line Javadoc comments.


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Well seen. :)


I'm not against that. it is only really used in one place (and a test).

I'll go ahead and move it to the GrokProcessor.Factory


anchor_end() is an optimization, not a correctness issue, and it doesn't exist in the re2j prog code.  It is ultimately set by IsAnchorEnd in https://github.com/google/re2/blob/f7a87691544aa9dcd8703f8c11f78a2985287b8b/re2/compile.cc.
If you look at the comment at the top, it says it's only approximate, and can give false negatives.


I'm not 100% sure this is what I want it to do since it will also read in the first record after the header. I don't think this is necessarily a bad thing but correct me if I'm wrong


No problem :) Thanks for working on the issue and splitting the change into
two commits .. that made the final review easier.

On Tue, Dec 1, 2015 at 3:56 PM, Csaba Pinter <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Sorry for the mistake. Thanks for the fix!
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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Are you capitalizing this because it is a named concept in OpenStack? If not, I would leave it lower-case for consistency with other properties like Instance flavor name.


it shouldn't be possible.


If you merge this can you fix some of the styling? I don't have resharper. Tabs vs spaces are one issue as well as a few line breaks you might not like.


It would be good to have a comment here explaining why it needs to be locked, for future reference.


Sorry, wrong file submitted =(


It actually seemed to work OK with Mono 4.0.x on my Linux machine, I can try to double-check.


My code is still better than yours.


I'm sure you didn't mean to add a dependency on the AWS plugin. :)


Or maybe the Travis matrix here can do that work for me.


perhaps should be `local`?


Should that be indented one level deeper?


cc @expe


No strong objective reason for one or the other, but the rest of the program uses double-quotes.  Can you do the same for consistency?


is **Object** :)


(also, all these little nits are just little nits, so if it works and there's really nothing of substance to change, and you feel like just not dealing with it, it's 100% within reason to just let me fix it up when I merge ;)


she's always right


still is not active


This is a clever approach!


Well, now we have a duplicate constructor.


not sure how to do that.  I'll add a todo for when it's rebased on byte matching


@vidma this could gives us a lot of power \o/ → see something like a variable panels + markers for dirty cells (we need to work on the cell id thingy)


is ERROR_NAME `undefined` here?


Exactly, this is what I think (but I can't be wrong, as usual !!!).

Not much I guess...
If you have 6 pawns
a) If you have 5 pawns same color as bishop 1, and 2 pawns same color as bishop 2, bishop 1 is still worse by itself...
b) but a more equal distribution 3+3 might be better.

This pawn and bishop thing is really puzzling.

Another attempt could be to penalize more for central pawns (in the c3-f3-f6-c6) square,
or consider the position of the unprotected pawns (a2-b3 is worse than c2-b3: b3 is easier to defend by a light square bishop)


Not too deep a comment but this empty line seems extraneous...


Why change $sitId to $traktId. I can kinda understand changing series to season (because of cultural bias ;-) ), but $siteId was a deliberate choice so that every handler would have a common interface and the code wouldn't need changing.
I'd put this back and add to the DocBlock to explain the specific use here.
I'm fine with the series -> season change.


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The comm_earplugToggle being replaced here was actually just a copy-pasta job from the actual comm_earplugToggle, so thats why it has the same var name. The "real" earplug toggle is called from InitPlayerLocal, and should probably be merged into initCommMenu, eventually.


I did consider it, but choose against it because of the readability of a 800 character Unicode string that looks like
const UChar rule[] = { 0x0021, '=', 0xff01, '&', 0x0022, '=', ...}

I felt it wouldn't be easy to map characters visually, nor easily understand what the rule was doing.

I can definitely change it if you want, or have an idea on how to make it readable.  Another thought would be to build it up as is, but then cache the resultant string once it is built.

Thoughts?


Oh, use `enter() {}`

```js
traverse(path, {
  enter() {
    // ...
  }
});
```


does that make a difference in java?


Same as above.


This should either be `inline` and not `static`, or it should be in a .cpp.  I recommend putting it in a .cpp.  That will give us one seeding device for the entire application.


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Have to think about this. :-)


Include grid size and smart query information in the text file.


This change probably breaks things. If external memory is provided delete[] may not be the correct call.


Why do we use the multi-thread version only on clang?


Why remove the additional info? This isn't just lack of documenting, it's actively removing documentation. If its incorrect for some reason, correct it.


Same as previous.


Why remove `final`?


lgtm


I don't remember why re2 doesn't do this, but it is definitely necessary for matches that are anchored at the end.  Maybe re2 adds end anchoring to the actual program so that it won't match unless you're at the end.


Interesting. Will fix..


ya i added metadata :)

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Cool :)


Hi Thomas, with this change you solved the websocket port problem?


It's probably worth mentioning that Arcanist and Libphutil are not versioned. The "stable" version provided by homebrew/php/arcanist is several years old and probably doesn't work with any modern installation of Phabricator. For this software, an installation from HEAD is the only install that makes sense to the end user and anyone expecting `brew install homebrew/php/arcanist` to work with their Phabricator installation will probably be disappointed.

As the effort here is to eliminate duplicates, I think the removal here is appropriate, but I think it's probably worth adding a warning to the php install if the user doesn't select a `--head` install.


That issue should have been fixed in 4.0.1. If it wasn't, can you open up a ticket about it?


done


TIL. I thought `type(...)` is a C-style cast...

Yes. I was asking for `static_cast`.


This is wrong. You path must be set in relation to the root directory. The root is the base of the folder that your Github repo is held in. So do not include your personal directory paths - I am not your computer - no one can access that. What is the base of your account here? tien-butts is. So you need to go from there such that the location is `/assets/circle-pointer.png'


Oh, by the way, (in case you feel you might have wasted your time fixing this), an extremely nice use case for this is being able to search the bounding volume tree at will. This makes it possible for example to very quickly find the collision body closest to any point in the world, with O(log n) time complexity. Very useful for AI programming, and game logic in general.


Danke :+1:


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Actually I preferred the previous version.
Wouldn't it be cleaner to define a Logger() constructor variant without the path and inside automatically fetch the current one? (This would of course fail in case, where the config is not yet loaded, but that seems reasonable enough).


Not exactly what I meant by singletone, but I guess it'll be good enough :)


Don't forget to adjust `util.py`


Yes, specifying a static port works for my use case. John Stowers didn't
seem to think that the use case was in scope to support though.

-Tom

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Actually, what's the difference?


Right, good catch. I completely forgot about this.


It needed to be mocked.  I'm a little conflicted on this, because to verify the correct methods are called, this has to dig in twice.  StreamCreationTask-. DelayedStream->maybeClose->listener.closed.  It seems like it is violating some encapsulation to not mock it.

Would you prefer this stay final, and keep the call chain, or non final, and just mock DelayedStream methods?


It is not the method getSpecialCharWidth that is changed, but getCharWidth, where the initialization of widths is moved to outside of the method.


Does ec2-autoscale/init.sls get copied to /srv/reactor on salt master, as the former ec2-autoscale.sls had to be?  Thanks.  P


I intentionally did not adjust util.py, since the change there makes sense regardless of the default we use here.


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Re-ping, @ncalexan .


These should all be in a single `override` section (https://github.com/atom/ci/blob/master/circle.yml)


Don't these two (given logger is a pointer in one, the actual object in the other) actually *do* the same?


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use template strings @jonathanporras


It is used next line.


You're probably looking for something like [bundledDependencies](https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#bundleddependencies), @jeduan, for cordova itself doesn't run in a full npm environment **yet**.
Talks on improving cordova to do this has been done, and you can see the conversation [here](http://markmail.org/thread/fmjovwmyrdat7ult). The issue created is located [here](http://markmail.org/thread/fmjovwmyrdat7ult). You could/should ping them both, your input will be surely appreciated there as a plugin author.


I recommend avoiding the name `srand` because of the ease with which we could accidentally call the C version of this function.  The std::lib implementation is allowed to put `srand` into the global namespace.  If we simply forget to include this header, we can silently, accidentally call the C `srand`.  How about `seed_rand` (or whatever)?


build:commonjs should be a task on gulp-metal or only on api.js?


He told this( I think ) because the library allows the access of an undefined number of clients. With your change probably this will be compromised. Are you able to connect from multiple devices to your app?


Should also fix #12737


This module is imported by the certificates.models module. Putting it at the top of the file would cause a circular import, and when not putting an import at the top, I prefer to put it shortly before use.


So the way that .openPopup(); works is that it only can open one at a time and it closes all others so remove this from all of them. This being ".openPopup();".


Эм, раньше??? Эта фиксация датирована 9 днями ранее :O .


Hello


Maybe that is a little bit too noisy.  If there is a syntax to say : a file named .fe.sexp file in any directory maybe that would just subsumed the four lines at the end and we'd be done with that.

Not sure whether gitignore support something like **/.fe.sexp ?


Isn't it though?  You'll also like Flabbergast if you haven't come across that one.


Because of this overload, I also recommend avoiding the name `rand` because of the ease with which we can accidentally call the C `rand`.  How about `rand_that_does_not_suck()`? ;-)


      File "src/indentArgs.ml", line 236, characters 62-65:
      Error: This expression has type
               [ `I of string * string
               | `Noblank
               | `P of string
               | `Pre of string
               | `S of string ] list
             but an expression was expected of type Cmdliner.Manpage.block list
             Type
               [ `I of string * string
               | `Noblank
               | `P of string
               | `Pre of string
               | `S of string ]
             is not compatible with type
               Cmdliner.Manpage.block =
                 [ `I of string * string | `Noblank | `P of string | `S of string ]
             The second variant type does not allow tag(s) `Pre


I haven't tested, but for my application I only need 1 connection at a
time. He mentioned that it would compromise the multiple connection use
case, but because it didn't matter, I went ahead with a static port.

Do you think it could support both with an arg/param?

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A l'aide ! Je bloque sur quelque chose d'apparemment simple.
Impossible de faire en sorte que mon test passe au vert :(
Si vous avez des idées @yaf ou @egaillot , je suis preneur !


I don't. @pbaruah @antoviaque Do we know how many course groups there will be, and the number of courses likely to be in each group?


I think that homebrew already handle `rc` tokens:
```ruby
beta_version = Version.new('4.0-beta1')
rc_version = Version.new('4.0-rc1')
final_version = Version.new('4.0')

beta_version <= rc_version and rc_version <= final_version
# => true
rc_version.send(:tokens)
# => [#<Version::NumericToken 4>, #<Version::NumericToken 0>, #<Version::RCToken "rc1">]
```


What do you cache in ORCA that does not have a syscache on it?


The nodes can be used like this:
```java
if (childNode.isleaf()) {
    // If the node is a leaf node it will contain a collision object
    btBroadphaseProxy proxy = btBroadphaseProxy.obtain(childNode.getData(), false);
    btCollisionObject obj = btCollisionObject.getInstance(proxy.getClientObject());
    doOrMeasureSomething(obj);
}
```


from f2f, we agreed to just drop this else-branch on the floor


Regarding absdual, conjdual, etc... Up to @mlubin.

Regarding the readme, this pull request changed the mathematics/typing and updated the readme to reflect the generality. I feel another pull request on the readme would be the right venue for further changes.


I had to do this one manually because of a conflict, and forgot to add the PR x-ref: #14166


@Oksisane Do you know how to deal with continuous servos? I looked for a ContiuousServo class but couldn't find it in the library.


There's a ; missing line 1555 ;)


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D'oh. Thanks for catching this.


Das ist natürlich scheiße :joy:


html - исправил. А как удалить txt из своей папки? Команды git rm и git reset - попробовал, файл у себя в локальной папке удалил, а как удалить его теперь с GitHub?

commit d91a5d0102a692c6ff84c5fbff8361195db5d85b
Author: AndrewVoronin <a.voronin.n@gmail.com>
Date:   Wed Dec 2 00:16:52 2015 +0200

    I corrected my HTML file hello_world.html

commit a66d93dd9e32979b1dabdd02f71fe75d53ec6e3b
Author: AndrewVoronin <a.voronin.n@gmail.com>
Date:   Tue Dec 1 22:59:49 2015 +0200

    I create HTML file hello_world.html


Everything is the same as before. It's just no longer necessary to say

struct AlquimiaVectorDouble v;

Now you can just say

AlquimiaVectorDouble v;

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``available`` → ``Available``


It would also be good (I think) to survey beast/rippled and see how many calls to the C `rand` we can get rid of in favor of this.  And once they have different names, the survey becomes easier in the future:  When you see `rand`, you immediately think:  Why are we using this piece of crap?!


First part of solution pushed as 3376875bc8bc7d6854823dcb2c4b763d7c582a99


Thanks, done that in the new version :)


Maybe *It just means* is better here?


commit d91a5d0102a692c6ff84c5fbff8361195db5d85b
Author: AndrewVoronin <a.voronin.n@gmail.com>
Date:   Wed Dec 2 00:16:52 2015 +0200

    I corrected my HTML file hello_world.html


Thanks @bolandka, integrated your changes: https://github.com/infolis/infolis-web/commit/65c29a91e62ee01464205bd0c28b5cff5b5ba10a


I haven't compiled the full list, but one example is pg_trigger.

Even if you add syscaches on that, then you have the issue of keeping ORCA's MD Cache and Syscache in sync. For example, if ORCA changes to cache data from another catalog table, then you have to add a syscache. This is tricky, so I'd rather just have an invalidation for any catalog update.


@matiasarayac esto lo hiciste por el `getAll` no debería ser necesario, qué te aparecía?


can we separate this and the other helper functions into separate modules? like lib/util/something.js


*It is partly true*


tao.lu does not resolve


@tejacques Agree. I'm going to fix that.


@jonathanporras there's string concatenation and templating in the same line - odd ;)


fatal: duplicate path prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/aarch64/aarch64-linux-android-4.9 in /Android/cyanpop/.repo/manifest.xml


This templating macro is used mainly for the Fortran tests. We shouldn't use `iso_C_binding` in the tests, since they model Fortran applications which might not be aware of anything C. But I really like the rest of this commit, and we should figure out how to template `bml_utilities_typed_m.F90` correctly so that it agrees with your other changes.


app.post('/AddressBook', function(request, response) {
    if (request.body.name) {
        connection.query("insert into AddressBook (accountId, name) values (" + request.accountId + ", '" + request.body.name + "')",
            function(error, result) {
                if (error) {
                    console.log('error');
                }
                else if (result) {
                    console.log(result);
                    response.json(result);
                }
                response.end();

            });
    }
});


Fix instance showing image, not fontawesome icon


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Not a big deal, but I think you could drop the default value on `Integral` for this overload and no one would ever notice.  The default is never going to come into play since it is always deduced.


Very nice :+1:


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why not have the baseUrl defined as a const somewhere above- `${process.env.AUTOLOTTO_SIGNUP_URI}?i=${user.inviteCode}` and then do `${baseUrl}^param} for this ^ and just baseUrl for the part in the else {}

would be much much easier to read :)


Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only tried it, not proved it correct. ;)
The removed version, for the reasons unknown for now, calls its destructor right after calling constructor. Stack vs heap? To be examined tomorrow.


@matiasarayac ojo que acá el `society.score` es la asociación y no un valor, quizás estabas pensando en el score variation? cc: @josedelrio


Default for `Integral` is always overridden by the deduced value here too.


@jonathanporras use template strings- verify %encoding stuff still works afterwards


I might have to add a special version for prefix. The gap between main tree python-2.7.10 and the prefix one is too big. Not sure how to handle that yet.


And remaining part is proposed as https://github.com/micropython/micropython/pull/1667


@cemo 1.0.9 is out with this change! https://github.com/Flipboard/FLAnimatedImage/releases/tag/1.0.9


Well, on 32-bit arm intptr_t and int is the same so there is no change. On x86_64 it would compile before, so this is definitely an improvement. My game works beautifully on both arm and x86_64 Android - but yeah, this code path isn't used by my game nor any of the Allegro examples I tried. I'll file a bug report about it.


Да, но программа-то была представлена как работающая 13 дней назад!


Because codesite is being turned down (and is down right now due to a bad bigtable push--oops!), can you re-file this as a github issue and link to it here?


Is that the reason why OpenSfM has missing symbols on ubuntu 12.04 (https://github.com/OpenDroneMap/OpenDroneMap/issues/208)?


The problem with this approach is there could possibly be subfolders with the same name as one of the source folders. ex: ```js/subviews/index.jade```


Why does this need to be after the ajax call?


I agree these extra redefinition don't do much for code/reuse/ease of use and just seem to add another layer of complexity for a reader to follow: I will omit in patch


Witam cię serdecznie,
Co tam słychać u Ciebie? Jak idzie nauka? Mogę jakoś pomóc?

Patrze na tą linijkę i szczerze mówiąć to jestem przestraszony. Popełniłeś bardzo poważny błąd bezpieczeństwa. Zapisałeś kod programu w pliku, który przy domyślnej konfiguracji nie jest interpretowany przez PHP, czyli jego zawartość jest wysyłana do użytkownika, czyli hasło można odczytać wchodząc tylko na ten plik np. http://localhost:8000/db.inc
Bardzo prosiłbym o nie zapisywanie żadnego kodu w plikach bez rozszerzenia .php.

Mógłbym zrobić ci pull-request, ale uważam, że lepiej będzie, gdy sam przejrzysz.

Pamiętaj, że jesteś cudowny. Cieszę się, że mogę


Is the moreNames feature actually used? It appears not-- I suggest removing it.


In principle I like it, but to what extend is this supported by gcc? What's the minimum version of gcc required?


Added README


Hasło może zawierać znak " co popsuje kod. Warto wyescapować.


does this need the a.main or a.copy_link selectors still?


I added Paths &Disciplines & Backgrounds from other V20 books and corrected a missspelling


@ashleygwilliams This seems unrelated to the diff... intentional or typo?


Same-- suggest removing moreNames.


See issue #528


Are you sure?  This is basically a does the path container and exclusively start with with x, then use y initializer.  So even if your html location was `/views`, and you had a file in `/scripts/views/file`, it won't go through.


the react-native-eval project uses this style, so I was suggesting it.
however we could just remove it, since rn is an implied dependency anyways.

https://github.com/artemyarulin/react-native-eval/commit/8fa026cc8f707567032fb745047bc3c1b2a2752c

-Andy

hm, the semver module doesn't validate it:

// valid(v)  Return the parsed version, or null if it's not valid.var
semver = require('semver')semver.valid('1.2.3') //
1.2.3semver.valid('') // null

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s/subscript/subscript (index or map key)/


Na produkcji 403.


Nitpick:  I recommend `is_lvalue_reference` for the above two constraints.  Just an extra little bit of safety to avoid filling a `X&&` by accident.


This won't do a proper mute, it just turns on or off the channels. There's a setting for muting that does a "master" mute that you might want to use instead.


Wo wird das denn benutzt? Ist das die Spaltenüberschrift. In dem Fall stimme ich dir zu.


Disable tradeoff bar if each channel has only 1 pu


Suggest `fmt.Fprintf(buf, "[%v]", p.index)`


I think that in a near future we will implement this.
May I ask you for which kind of application are you using remi? Just for my curiosity.


Sorry, hadn't noticed our server had stopped working. It seems to be up and running using the docker image but isn't responding. Happy to investigate if you've got any thoughts?


We are currently supporting >=Ubuntu-12.0.x, which ships with gcc-4.6. Does gcc-4.6 implement finalization?


isn't python typically unix_hacker style?


lgtm w/ nit


To powinno być raczej w atrybucie ``placeholder``, albo kodu nie rozumiem, bo przeglądam na szybko:-/
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_input_placeholder


Great proposal except a bit too long to be effective. Needs a short easy to remember and reference for when things get hot. Recommend you consider prefacing here with "Be Excellent To Each Other". (aka BETEO from Ted and Bill)
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1FoQVXh0dQmHX3efUH0pR7-_eMqpXE_2oYxPNPALNOkc/edit?usp=sharing


Good to know it works on 32 and 64 bit arm... chances are it should work on x86 then, but harder to test.


Make this not a ternary operator.


:heart:


Wokół operatorów warto wstawiać spację.


that went wrong a bit, shouldn't remove imgur stuff


Tu as directement mis ton expect dans le `describe`… alors qu'il ne peut être appelé que depuis une fonction passée en paramètre à `it`.

```
describe('transformA', function () {
  it('applique la transformation', function() {
    expect(Triangle.transformA()).toEqual('B-A-B');
  });
});
```


Agree with Hardy, please keep the blue.

--
Cumprimentos,
D.er Hugo Barrocas


On all of the above I'm not sure `is_pod` is the correct constraint.  It might be.  But PODs have a very complicated and continually changing definition.  As I write this comment, I honestly don't know what the current definition of a POD is.  Would `is_integral` be overly restrictive for our uses?


Why change this? It's `& > ...` everywhere else.


Na nginx to nie zadziała. Plik wykonywalne lepiej trzymać pod odpowiednim rozszerzeniem.


I feel like the most general and useful way to do it would be to define a function in dialog.cpp. We might want that function to also take as argument the title of the box (script error at the moment).


The ```dragend a.main``` didn't seem to be needed when I was testing.

The anonymous function should only be called when using drag n' drop, not when clicking the Copy link


etc.


Done in later commit.


app.delete('/AddressBook/:id', function(request, response){
    if (request.body.accountId){
        connection.query("delete from AddressBook where AddressBook.id=" +request.params.id, function(error, result){
            if (error){
                console.log(error);
            }
            else {
                console.log(result);
            }
        });
    }
});


```.indexOf()``` will find the first instance of the string, and the source config values don't have leading slashes. So the match will depend on the order of the if statement, which is no good. If someone had ```/styles/assets/something.styl```, it would be matched as an asset rather than a stylesheet.


We need to ensure that ```this.useMarkdown``` and ```this.useRichText``` are always set.


@seelabs I'm looking at the block in `addValidation` that was replaced by `current()`, and I don't see any references to `now()`, though there is a local variable `now = app_.timeKeeper().closeTime().time_since_epoch().count();`.

Looks to be the same in all the other change locations.


Dlaczego tylko Apache?


This test doesn't test anything that CRM_Volunteer_BAO_AssignmentTest->testCampaignInheritance() doesn't already test. You add one extra assertion which tests that the start time you supplied when creating the need is on the resulting object, but if anything that assertion tests CRM_Core_DAO::createTestObject(), which is meant to be used only in unit tests anyway. What were you trying to do here?


I've built a plugin framework and I needed a qui that I could use for
managing the plugins.

I work for HP and I found myself writing A LOT of connection feeds from
various intel sources, directly into the Threat Central intel sharing
platform we have. After the 3rd feed service, I decided that a plugin
framework was the way to go. Because each feed service was nearly identical
except for the 'get_indicators' and the 'send_to_threat_central'
implementations. Turning each feed into a plugin allowed me to abstract
everything else into a framework and then load/unload/start/stop those
services from a framework gui.

It's working really well so far. I think now that I can run the framework
on a remote server, the project is mostly finished. Now it's just time to
continue developing plugins.

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> May I ask you for which kind of application are you using remi? Just for
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Warto w komentarzu napisać te hasło, a najlepiej to w kodzie napisać kod do szyfrowania, aby był bardziej transparentnym.


Actually, it looks like it's back up and running ok. Happy to monitor for a few days to make sure things are ok.


Making the NewXError functions take a field path directly would save a lot of .String() calls...


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```


@andyweicao Hi Wei, Thank you for doing the coding exercise. I really appreciate your code commenting and your clean code structure. Can you provide for me the time and space complexity for each exercise and your reasoning behind it.


Yay `constexpr`! :-)


the test is not sufficient to know if we get the clamping behaviour of the behaviour described in the commit.
0 is an invalid state.


I think it does. Otherwise, the `start` script would have to point somewhere in `node_modules`.


See if you can reduce the space complexity for this exercise.


Alternatively, what about flipping it around. Imagine this code:

```
fldPath.Child("operator").NewInvalidError(sr.Operator, "not a valid pod selector operator")
```

This is way shorter and probably more likely to stay correct in the future? It would be a large change though.


provide test case for the following target path input:
/home/.../


Is anything else in the app draggable? What about the header, logo?


This would be treating the field path more like a validation context, which probably isn't a bad idea anyway.


Just as a style guide I recommend never deleting the move members.  At best it is redundant, and at worst it can give unexpected results.  Here it is simply redundant.  If you don't have deleted move members you never have to give it a second look to figure out if you are safely in the redundant case.


Oups ! Merci beaucoup pour ta réactivité !


What the hell. I am _sure_ I had this in the brain branch. :ok: :+1:


.Child("spec")?


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Some callers use `FirstOfDefault` (or similar) on the returned result - so I don't want to penalize them by materializing this as a collection.


Hm-- shouldn't that be three calls to child? Or could use your "more names" feature that I asked you to leave off :)

Problem with moreNames is that it doesn't let you mix in indexes, so it's limited.


Really interesting! I clearly understand the motivation about the static port need. Before in the past it was possible, after some discussions we changed to dinamical port assignment. But I' m pretty sure we will change again.


`data_` does not change `rawdata`. `delete[] NULL` has no effect.


@matiasarayac ojo con este cambio, lo tuve que hacer por el `#update`


Awesome! Looks like we won't be needing this anymore :+1:  https://github.com/yamill/react-native-pasteboard


Should it be in place of line 433 amc.notifyNonlinearAdStarted(adId); in the call back instead of where you have it?


@matiasarayac es decir, el json ya no es así:
```json
json: {
      price_index: { alias: "Ejemplo índice" },
      societies: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
}
```
sino que:
```json
json: {
      price_index: { alias: "Ejemplo índice", society_ids: [1, 2, 3, 4] }
}
```


@vkorukanti, I refactor the duplicating code using one class. Please take a look.  Thx.


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Make a check that a write to the view reflects in the original or vice versa.


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Thanks. We'll add some documentation.


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I think I've figured it out. I just made a regular servo and called its `setDirection()` function with `Servo.Direction.FORWARD` or `Servo.Direction.REVERSE`. Haven't tested this yet but I'm expecting it to work.


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It returns the first match's index, so if it's 0, we know it's the right directory.  If it's anything other than 0, it's either not found, or like you said, nested in the path (which won't match)

```javascript
var matchHtml = 'views/';
var matchStyles = 'styles/';
var path = 'styles/views/something.styl';
path.indexOf(matchHtml); // 7  (not a match)
path.indexOf(matchStyles); // 0  (match)
```

As for the leading slash, the cli doesn't use the leading slash to match.  So in this case, if they used a leading slash in their config, it would break it. We could trim leading slashes in that case.

```bash
⇒  zab build
▸ building and minifying...
src/assets/robots.txt - starts with -  src/assets  ?  true
src/assets/img/bg.png - starts with -  src/assets  ?  true
src/styles/app.styl - starts with -  src/styles  ?  true
src/styles/colors.styl - starts with -  src/styles  ?  true
src/components/.DS_Store - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
src/components/app.js - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
src/components/main/.DS_Store - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
src/components/main/main.module.js - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
src/components/main/directives/.DS_Store - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
src/components/main/directives/main.directive.js - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
src/components/main/directives/main.directive.styl - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
src/components/welcome/.DS_Store - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
src/components/welcome/welcome.module.js - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
src/components/welcome/directives/welcome.directive.html - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
src/components/welcome/directives/welcome.directive.js - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
src/components/welcome/directives/welcome.directive.styl - starts with -  src/components  ?  true
```


@ximinez I'm a little confused because I think we agree. The previous code in `addValidation` used `closeTime` and the current code uses `now` (via `current`) to set `isCurrent`. That's a change.


The only caller was `ScanAndAttack` just below, which always passed null for `currentTarget`. Therefore, in the old code, the condition would always evaluate to true since `currentTarget` was always null from the only callsite.

I have effectively inlined this parameter and replaced all occurrences of it with `null`. Since that makes the conditional expression always true, it vanishes in a puff of logic.


ayy lmao


Why does this need to be in shared memory? Cache invalidations are performed in every backend.


10 out of fucking 10


In order to have 100% correct constant should be removed as well. See [JMHSample_10_ConstantFold.java](http://hg.openjdk.java.net/code-tools/jmh/file/bcec9a03787f/jmh-samples/src/main/java/org/openjdk/jmh/samples/JMHSample_10_ConstantFold.java) from JMH project.


Stop/Start/Restart are first level cmdlets in the Azure WebSites Powershell available publicly. Is there a reason to document the generic ones here?


I don't know how that happened :-/


I know this is nit picky, but can you fix the spacing after the `(void)` to match the other method declarations


here


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OK I put a 2.7.10-r11 for prefix. The ebuilds have a different set of keywords. The repoman report on the prefix version is not very nice but it builds properly on prefix.


merge


looks good


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Note that you're duplicating data from the header file here. Maybe we could find a way to have it in one common place?


s/boolaen/boolean/


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Not sure exactly when as I am heading off to Singapore early tonight... should be able to get it in sometime while I'm over there, though.  I'm thinking it would make most sense for you to revert, me to do the release, and then you re-commit?


You might wanna limit this to `"#dropdown-menu-amazon li"` as `.dropdown-menu` will address all dropdowns on the site.


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I dropped this part, since having it repeat per Logger instance becomes clutter.


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I think these points should be discussed in a separate PR, doesn't need to hold up https://github.com/JuliaDiff/DualNumbers.jl/pull/29


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You're right, for some reason I had it in my mind that it returned the actual string and not the index :/

But how is this different than the switch statement? Couldn't you just do
```
switch (file.split(path.sep)[0]) {
  case config.build.source.assets:
    initializer = assets; break
  case config.build.source.css:
    initializer = css; break
  case config.build.source.js:
    initializer = js; break
  case config.build.source.views:
    initializer = html; break
```
Better IMO than a huge if/else if.


why should a "length should be Stream" ? must be a typo.


Note to DB devs: this DB Scripts command use item_template *entries* as parameters while on Classic core, NPCs' equipment templates are usually managed by item_template's displayid + byte infos. This leads to a specific behaviour for this command compared to the other cores:
- when reseting a NPC's equipment to its default value, if a slot that was empty by default was filled by script, it must also be emptied by script before reseting to default or that slot won't reset


nuke this line


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OK, I'll try that. You caught me mid-post. I was concerned about this because I have to patch all my python ebuilds to get them to build. This is because my glibc is in prefix and I have to avoid searching for includes on the host. So, in that there is a problem is good from my end.


Maybe ``val_new_pub_bv`` instead of ``val_out_pub_bv``, and ``val_old_pub_bv`` instead of ``val_in_pub_bv``?


This is no longer needed and therefore removed. The responsive layout takes care of it.


Well this version works for me same as the previous one did. So it's ok for me.


isObject is wrong for Length, we should add a test for this. seems like even with length being passed as Number this went ahead.


Cambio README


note* all below scripts must be run before running node server

nvm install 0.10.12
npm install body-parser
npm install express
npm install node_xslt


Hi @awall086 and @gilbertohasnofb

Is this new c152 for FG under GPL license?
A license file is still not declared in the content.

Thanks
@IAHM-COL


A shorter solution could be to first uppercase everything and then use the string.replace method.


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This line caused the issue. Removed it. We shouldn't clear the active (unsaved) user input anyway as it won't be restored.


``publicValue`` is ambiguous. Also, why the asymmetry between a local variable and a member of ``this``?


Ok, yeah, I got myself turned around. Sorry about that.

I think we just need some clarification that settling on `app_.timeKeeper().now()` to replace some of the instances that used `app_.timeKeeper().closeTIme()` is intentional and correct.


Fixed and pep8ified.


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@ximinez: Yup.


This test was a bit ill defined and not clearly explained. My bad. Sorry for that.
What I meant was to get the least abundant character which is appearing more than zero times.
It is unfortunate that there are two. I need to fix this exercise and I accept this solution :-)


@manstis fix part of https://github.com/droolsjbpm/kie-wb-common/pull/170


I’d prefer to keep menu/menuitem as they are supported by Firefox (for context, not toolbar), and we're considering if we should support them.


Why is ``publicInValue`` being set to zeroes?


Now I want a biscuit and I don't have any. Thanks a bunch.

We spent a while going down this rabbit hole yesterday. Below is the best thing we can come up with to ensure both:

1) The callback never gets hit twice.
2) No exceptions are silently swallowed.

https://github.com/davidbanham/promises-and-callbacks-don-t-play-nice/blob/01ab608c60334b1e5e29b97140ef13bb8cf239f1/promback.js


Yes, you are correct
On Dec 1, 2015 3:06 PM, "gfrankOoyala" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Should it be in place of line 433 amc.notifyNonlinearAdStarted(adId); in
> the call back instead of where you have it?
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The only reason was I don't know they exist.  How do they look like?   Can you check if `Sync` is also first class?


With this files structure:
<img width="580" alt="screen shot 2015-12-01 at 4 20 13 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5580297/11517550/6de038da-9847-11e5-8bf3-497caa06b1c0.png">

This scenario would fail:
```
var path = "src/views/index.html";
config.build.source.views === 'views'; // true
var split = path.split(path.sep); // ['src', 'views', 'index.html']
split[0] == config.build.source.views // false
```

But now with some changes to `zab.json`:
```
{
  "build": {
    "source": {
      "css": "src/styles",
      "html": "src/views",
      "assets": "src/assets",
      "js": "src/components"
    }
  }
}
```
And it works.


And to connect it with what you fixed earlier, to perform a depth first search through the BVT:
```java
btDbvtNode treeRoot = broadphase.getSet0().getRoot();
dfs(treeRoot);

void dfs(btDbvtNode node) {
	if (node == null) {
		return;
	} else if (node.isleaf()) {
		btBroadphaseProxy proxy = btBroadphaseProxy.obtain(node.getData(), false);
		btCollisionObject obj = btCollisionObject.getInstance(proxy.getClientObject());
		doSomething(obj);
	} else {
		dfs(node.getChild0());
		dfs(node.getChild1());
	}
}
```


this should read SyncWebApp.


@Shambo1 quality hover css!! 10 marks right there!


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Oh, this is changed in a later commit.


What's with the strange empty comments?


Oh whoops, I totally meant to have this close hackclub/meta#348. My bad!


Here it would have been shorter to check whether `c.lower()` in only lowercase vowels.


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Since this is meant to replace the / key, I think it also shouldn't throw errors when there is no namespace form.


`n = n + 1` -> `n += 1`


Doesn't seem like it.


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Consider changing this to:
```
const size_t input_size_in_bits = (1 + num_old_coins + num_new_coins + (num_old_coins + 1))*sha256_digest_len + 2*coin_value_length;
```


was the solver causing issues?


app.put('/AddressBook/:id', function(request, response) {
    connection.query("update AddressBook set name='" + request.body.name + "'where AddressBook.id=" + request.params.id, function(error, result){
        //console.log(request.body);
        if (error){
            response.sendStatus(404);
        }
        else {
            connection.query("select * from AddressBook where AddressBook.id=" + request.params.id, function(error, result){
                console.log(result);
                response.json(result);
            })}

    });
});


Sync is not yet a first level cmdlet. :(

The others are:
Start-AzureRmWebApp [-ResourceGroupName] <string> [-Name]
Start-AzureRmWebApp [-WebApp] <Site>

Stop-AzureRmWebApp [-ResourceGroupName] <string> [-Name]
Stop-AzureRmWebApp [-WebApp] <Site>

Restart-AzureRmWebApp [-ResourceGroupName] <string> [-Name]
Restart-AzureRmWebApp [-WebApp] <Site>

You can also do pipes like:
$rg = "resourceGroupName"
$webAppName = "webAppName"
$webApp =  Get-AzureRMWebApp -ResourceGroupName $rg -Name $webAppName
$webApp | Start-AzureRMWebApp
$webApp | Stop-AzureRMWebApp
$webApp | Restart-AzureRMWebApp


no entiendo....


No crea la ruta


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OMG! I miss that! o.O


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We should in-fact make callback's optional, just like how this library is https://github.com/caolan/async and also aws-sdk-js.

Making it stricter now and then making it optional will not make sense.


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Lets fix this in this commit.


We might need to add a PK to this.


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Good catch. I will refactor the code tonight. I think I did not consider cases that any dot is after file name in target path. This is easy to fix it. By the way, when I wrote the code for this question, I considered whether it is possible that like "..." or "...." or more dots are in the path and using filepath.Abs(path string) in go to check the result. I think filepath.Abs("/home/.../") will only give you "/home/..." because it would consider "..." is only a file/directory name.


@andypham Hi Andy, I will create a README file under each exercise directory and write my thought as well as the time and space complexity for each question tonight.


Btw you can add the sync cmdlet to this project: https://github.com/Azure/azure-powershell/tree/dev/src/ResourceManager/Websites/Commands.Websites and it will be available with the next release


Looks like this release is missing a entry on the [GitHub release page](https://github.com/eslint/eslint/releases).


There must not be any unit tests of ``zerocash_pour_gadget``, otherwise these changes would break them I think.


user should be kevinaujla not mks-student


This implementation increases the cost of each evaluation. I consider reverting this commit and only change the return values.


I can't tell whether this changed all things that needed to be changed, but LGTM so far.


For the histogram I was thinking of first building a list using the fact that "#" * 3 gives "###"
and finally using `"\n".join()`.
Adding on top of strings is a slow operation in Python. It may or may not be important
but when it is, then a fast way to build up strings is to first build lists, and join them at the end:
https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html?showone=Strings#Strings


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Ahh, this was my mistake. I could not find caffe::GetSolver() for a bit, untill you told me it was in backups. This code should be uncomment and should work fine.


I don't remember Lesson 2 instructing us to create forecastfragment.xml.  That caused me to get an error in line 60, "Cannot resolve symbol 'forecastfragment'.


Oh so it's to support putting all input folders in a subfolder. Gotcha. Cool beans


I'm sure I removed my global install before testing it. If you have time,
let me know if it works for you or not.
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I'm going off https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/806, maybe you should comment there to clear things up if you don't agree. Also we can always add them back in when Edge adds support them.


More compact: `return [len(word) for word in s.split()]`


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ah ok, thanks


One thing to note here is that in my testing I have never actually seen this used. After the failover, this class is started before the healthchecks are run at all on the new Marathon master so `healths` is size 0. Once the healthchecks start to pass this class receives HealthStatusChanged just like in a normal update.


Reading the created header file on idl, using [idlastro](http://idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov/).
you can get it from astron repository on plasma.

    fits_read, '../example/img335_231628.fits', data, header
    print, header
    imdisp, data, /axis

    fits_read,'/home/kuravih/Repositories/camdaemon/data/Dec0115/img335_231628.fits',tab,htab,extname='COMPASS_DATA'
    acceleration = tbget(htab,tab,'ACCELERATION')
    field = tbget(htab,tab,'FIELD')
    tbinfo, htab, tab_str
    print, acceleration
    print, field
    print, 'column: '+tab_str.ttype[0]+' ('+tab_str.tunit[0]+')'
    print, 'column: '+tab_str.ttype[1]+' ('+tab_str.tunit[1]+')'
    end


It's nice that you reused a previous function :-)


sleeping 2 actually :-)


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyFilterDisplays: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 4 more failed tests, see build details
```


Update on this. net.Conn.Write already does serialize writes, so we could get rid of our own serialization if we wanted to (although we'll have to see how it shakes out after cancellationis fully async).


I'll have to update the gem to depend on Rails 5 when it is release so we'll probably drop support for Ruby versions below 2.2 :smile:


I don't think it's harmful to have our own serialization at this point.


Proposition, ajout du support des cycles CPU. A moins que se soit considéré comme différent donc devant se trouver dans une autre Classe.

```#inlcude <ctime>```


```C++
template<>
class Chrono <std::clock_t>
{
public:
    Chrono()
    {

    }
    ~Chrono()
    {

    }

    const std::clock_t &start()
    {
        m_start = std::clock();
        return m_start;
    }
    const std::clock_t &stop()
    {
        m_stop = std::clock();
        return m_stop;
    }
    double duration()
    {
        return m_stop - m_start;
    }
    friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, Chrono<std::clock_t> &chrono)
    {
        os << chrono.duration() << " cpu cycles";
        return os;
    }

protected:
    std::clock_t m_start;
    std::clock_t m_stop;
};

typedef Chrono<std::clock_t> CpuCycleChrono;
```


May be we should have functions like log_ok, log_info, log_error


It would have been more pythonic to do:
```
for c in s:
    if c.lower() not in dna_str:
       ...
```
Normally whenever you see explicit indices in a Python
code, there typically is a "better" way to avoid them.


I can't tell what this does.


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@andypham For this question, it only said "large array" and "duplicates". Could you give me more information like is there a relation between array length and 1,000,000 the max integer and is there only one duplicate integer or the duplicates could happen on several integers in the array?


@kohsuke
Thank you very much!


I think this should be `$base_dir = __DIR__ . '/../';`

If I manually install PHP-RQL system-wide into e.g. /usr/lib/php, I'd probably not keep the `src` directory but rename it to something different.


Thanks for the heads up! It's been added back to the list.


just a test for repository


Hard-coding a "ping" JSON-RPC command at this low level feels hacky, but I'm not holding it up for that.


Давай пропишем имя в тайтл и вернем стиль на место чтобы аватры не уезжали навправо


It'll get there. All of the releases I've seen have gotten there a little later. I think this is because creating a release with release notes is separate from creating a tag; for this release, the tag has been created but the release notes have not yet been created. It should get there within the next 24 hours for sure.


`TimeKeeper::now` is not a replacement for `TimeKeeper::closeTime`! They return different values. Not sure if this is clear.


These "patches" look fine, but why are we patching in `rippled/test/` instead of `ripple-lib`?


Very good and sorry for an ill defined test case. I will fix it for the next time.
More compactly one could simply loop over all characters in the string and not
split on lines and then on words.


Please insert the following additional comment here:
/* Copyright (c) 2013 PHP Framework Interop Group

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. */


:-) sorry for that.


The comment should be a `//` style comment and not `#`.


Hey higunjan,

Sorry for the delay, I haven't been on github for a while.

Syc is currently in an older version. I've been developing a testing suite which will improve stability of the library. If you're still interested then, I should have a new, stable version out by the new years.


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

```


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We think this means: if ``old_coin_enforce_commitment[i] == 0`` (representing false), then ``old_coin_value_variables[i]`` must be 0.


here: https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/pull/15166


Avoid the implicit coercion of ``old_coin_values[i][j]`` to boolean.


genre y'a une faute wesh @Altraya


Otherwise LGTM (but the API to libsnark constraints seems unfortunately and perhaps unnecessarily verbose).


Nice solution!


Fantastic. Functional programming style. This is the way to go!


Oh, this is fixed in the next commit.


typo. "threat"


`2.7.10-r11` looks good here with my `standard` patching. It's a pity to have to have the two ebuilds.


Not much to comment here. This is expert work.


It appears to me, this commit fixes one workflow and damages the other:

- Clicking plus, typing, selecting by keyboard and pressing enter is working now
- Clicking plus, typing, selecting by mouse uses whatever you typed so far
- Clicking plus, selecting by mouse doesn't add a column most of the time


Boy, this was back with AWS OpsWorks using Chef 0.9. AWS has since upgraded all new instances, so for me, this is no longer an issue. Close at will.


Yup. Sorry for that :-)


э!


LGTM, but why the bit-array representation for each ``old_coin_values[i]``?


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Another option is to pass the type of port (unlimited of not) into Context, which can then be checked by the RPC command itself. Adding results to RPC ping (or the like) means it can be tested right away by clients and administrators.


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Indentation.


Merging the two look like a few days of work to me. The prefix one has features that only matter to prefix like the `build` useflag that would have to be masked on regular Gentoo. The diff between the two ebuilds is just staggering.


@andyweicao Reduce your auxiliary record array. Are there other ways you can think of?


:clap:


It's almost exactly like the last one. I spent some time trying to break the codepen by making it look more like my app and I couldn't get it to break. I now have 1.0.0rc5 in my app and I still need the "md-content" check or the tooltips go wonky.

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@kasiarachwal<https://github.com/kasiarachwal> I tried to replicate your setup but I don't think I have it right as they are all broken in 1.0.0-rc1+ but working in 0.11.4(your change was added just after this) just as before. I couldn't find your case in 0.11.4 where it was broken.

Demo with right sidenav locked open and tooltips on the input and the toggle right sidenav button.
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/YwKXKp?editors=101

Here is the same demo using 0.11.4(version just before this change was added). It seems to function perfectly. Both tooltips work correctly when scrolled. Also I don't see the bug you mentioned with the tooltip being moved
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/zrOGYO?editors=101

Here is another copy of the last demo with just a sidenav on the left(to make sure the two sidenavs weren't canceling each other out by moving the tooltip back and forth).
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/rxBVNE?editors=101

Is your setup different then this? Can you update one of them if it is?

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"Basecoin" is deprecated; use "unprotected value".


One way to avoid the try/except is to use `defaultdict` (super useful collection) which defaults to 0.


`s/compatability/compatibility/g`


I propose a new package, `Currencies.jl`, for inclusion in the official `METADATA.jl` repository.

## Intent
`Currencies.jl`provides a clean and intuitive interface to allow use of all currencies specified in the ISO 4217 standard, as well as other currencies if necessary. It is lightweight, and basic usage is quite simple:

```julia
using Currencies
@usingcurrencies USD, EUR, JPY
println(20JPY + 10JPY - 1JPY)
```

Currencies.jl also provides some more advanced functionality, including support for baskets of currencies. In each case, care was taken so that the interface is as easy and intuitive as possible. (The rest of this pull request is a somewhat-lengthy discussion; feel free to skip that if you want.)

## Motivation
Floating-point arithmetic is convenient, but for some applications it can lead to error, usually due to using strict floating point comparisons. For the issue of currencies, this is especially pertinent. Most sources recommend the use of a fixed-point base 10 decimal for currencies. This is a question that is often asked [online](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26485156/how-to-store-currency-values-and-format-their-output-in-julia-lang), and the solutions are often quite similar.

## Prior Art
As far as I know, two existing packages provide this functionality or similar functionality: [Ito](https://github.com/aviks/Ito.jl) and [FinancialMarkets](https://github.com/imanuelcostigan/FinancialMarkets.jl). Both of these libraries are significantly more complex than Currencies.jl, and have a different focus. Currencies.jl aims to focus exclusively on currencies. Some of its features, such as baskets, do not seem to exist in other implementations. Other features are considerably easier to use in Currencies.jl

This does not mean that Currencies.jl seeks to replace Ito.jl or FinancialMarkets.jl, as it does not offer most of the functionality that the latter two do. Currencies.jl is not a superset, nor a subset, of either of those packages. Although there is overlap, it has different goals and a different approach, and even in its present incantation it already has features that (to my knowledge) the other packages lack.

Some functions offered by `Currencies.jl` are generic, and although I have not tried, presumably they may also work with these other packages.

## Documentation
I have written documentation for all exported functions. There is currently no complete documentation for the whole package itself, but the README.md file provides an in-depth explanation (with examples) about the package's intended usage.

## Testing
I have tested the package with Julia's built-in test system. While coverage is not at 100%, it is pretty high, and the package is simple enough that there should be no major issues with basic usage. This package is already being used in practice by a (currently unreleased) project of mine. However, bugs are bound to exist, and I hope to expand the test suite gradually into the future.

## Call for Comments
This is the first time I have written a Julia package from scratch (however, I have contributed to some before). I intend to take all the comments I receive seriously and address any issues that will come up. Thank you in advance!


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How would you feel if I add proper RDoc indicating the method requires a non-nil hash?

I think adding the guard feels uncomfortable to me because calling this method with anything but an explicit hash is just as wrong as passing a string or an integer. A string or an integer would give an equally cryptic error message, yet guarding against such a case would feel equally uncomfortable to me.


This is only exercising the code with zeroes for ``v_in_pub`` and ``v_out_pub``, which is a very special case.


I would go here for an `column.append()`.


Otherwise LGTM.


These `{}` are not strictly necessary.


Fixes #132. Adds a re-usable button component. I will shortly replace the current pagination links with these, because the current ones are a bit too ugh.

After:
![new_report_buttons](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/986185/11518188/4846b1d6-9887-11e5-9d4c-44974a9049df.PNG)


Also here you can use a `defaultdict`. Makes the code very compact. Less code is better code.


Yay!


remove space after PBL_COLOR


@burtonageo Use a fork instead of a branch on the original repo. See https://github.com/PistonDevelopers/piston/wiki/Using-Github-and-Git


Any reason why you removed this?  I'm adding it back.  It's helpful when editing the targets from Visual Studio.


I'm 100% in favor of proper RDoc... if we do add an error check, I'd vote for something like `raise "Properties must be a hash for serialization" unless properties.is_a?(Hash)`.


Indentation.


saw approval from graydon
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/934a44843c332bd77fcbd8f7c6431e2d72670c53


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/overlayHELLOclean = 934a4484 into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/overlayHELLOclean = 934a4484 merged ok, testing candidate = 34c553cc