replace -> uses RPC update -> null used as is (overriding the value)
update -> uses RPC patch -> null means don't change.

The benefit of always using `firstNonNull(name, Data.<String>nullOf(String.class))` is that the code will work as is if we decide to switch to patch (or support both).


Wie einfach rumfliegen?


hast du diese komische Einrückung? Oder ist das nur Github?


this commit this is emty


Now you could do `{python3.5,python2.7}-{django1.8-django1.9}`.


Wahrscheinlich hast du Tabs und Spaces gemischt. ;-)

Bei der anderen Spec ist es aktuell ein eigener Typ.


its ok


flip and rename to `transactionControl`


Sta ce ovo da bude, ima zvucno ime pa me bas zanima :question:


We have all the BuildRequires in README.md and are using qt5 but still no icon is installed.
We can easily pull it from the resources dir and add it in the package build, however I thought you should know that it is missing from 'make install'.  Unless I missed something.
We have:
BuildRequires:  git
BuildRequires:  gnuradio-pmt-devel
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(gnuradio-audio)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(gnuradio-analog)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(gnuradio-blocks)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(gnuradio-digital)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(gnuradio-fft)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(gnuradio-filter)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(gnuradio-iqbalance)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(gnuradio-runtime)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(gnuradio-fcd)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(gnuradio-osmosdr)
BuildRequires:  gr-fcdproplus-devel
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(libpulse)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(libbladeRF)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(Qt5Core)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(Qt5Gui)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(Qt5Network)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(Qt5Svg)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(Qt5Widgets)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(libairspy)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(libhackrf)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(libosmosdr)
BuildRequires:  pkgconfig(librtlsdr)
BuildRequires:  boost-devel
BuildRequires:  desktop-file-utils


This isn't GM vs MT32.  This is whether to output to hardware MIDI (rawmidi default) vs virtual MIDI (rawmidi virtual).


Let's add a special constructor to create a failed state machine


Can you say why this isn't needed? I would have thought initializing the structure to 0 was a safe thing to do.


never mind - I see it's moved here.


Maybe here we should be clear with labels: what we are filtering are entities used *as* a W, not that *are* a W: you could have a entity of type 'person' that is not filtered in 'who' becouse never referenced a post as who.


Added User ID in Session


name the variable `newState`


Awesome AOSP bringup!! Heats off to you :)


Inline this


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This closes #12.


Commit should not be async. We can't tell the client the commit succeeded until it actually does.


@marcysutton Quick question: do you know if there is a reason this uses `height: ...` instead of `min-height: ...`? It's causing the following issue: https://github.com/angular/material/issues/6117


No biggie, just wanted to be sure this was intentional


Haha! Of course, thanks for catching this. Would you be interested in sending a Pull Request for this?


I absolutely LOVE having a BE CI-ish system.  It helps so much.  Fixing one off's every once in a while is so much better than getting ready to roll a version, and having 23 formats to 'fix' again.


> Why would you need to?

MPU401 connects to MT32, SB16 connects to GM card on the WB header.

> How many programs are hardcoded to 2 and cannot be reconfigured?

All programs can be reconfigured with a hexeditor... But anything programmed MT32 expects MPU401 on IRQ2.  Gateway is an exception which allows it to be specified.

> Actually on the second thought, this is likely an unworkable solution. User does not know what mode his program is going to use.

That's exactly why I suggest automatically raising a different IRQ for UART vs intelligent, even if the base I/O is shared: so the user does not need to know or care.


s/verify/verify that/


Class with logic and gui. Should separate that.
Strange method stop. Gui class implements runnable , i'm excited to see that.
If you want to create double-buffering use JPanel and its property isDoubleBuffered with value true.
Make corrections in code and recommit


reason why there is SLACK_PORT defined twice? Paste error? @dfarr


ahh nee für atom sind 2 spaces und tabs das gleiche....fix ich!
warum?


Pessoal, mudei a posição do shoot pois o mesmo não pode ficar abaixo dos climbs. Temos uma regra para climb onde o agente sai do mundo caso todas as casas ao redor sejam suspeitas, como o shoot estava la embaixo e o agente sentia o fedor, ele ia embora sem ao menos tentar atirar no wumpus.


What's this for, exactly? If you need to round off displays, then do it in that display. No need to fuck around with making raw checks any slower.


So, here I enter a comment on github.com...


This introductory paragraph of the "Integration tests" chapter will need fleshing out.


We decide not to seperate map objects to such categories as floors/doors etc.
Use colleciton of MapObject which is an abstract


all integration tests for all Ceph components.


s/of//


HTML Teamwork project


Just noticed these new ships. They look awesome!

The raider has some exposed cabling and what looks like some kind of delicate machinery or maybe space barnacles on the outside. I loved finding those details because it really ties in with the idea of the Korath being a space-bound species. They probably inhabit the same ships for thousands of years.

Is there any plan to 'rough up' the world ships with similar details?


A string .interface is named api?


. . .  and return success - commonly used . . .  (hyphen instead of comma)

. . . to verify that the integration testing infrastructure . . . (insert "that", s/tests/testing/)


FYI, figured out the problem:

`jdbc:postgresql:` is also handled by the Redshift driver, and because on DBC that is loaded *before* pgjdbc, DriverManager uses the Redshift driver even when connecting to Postgres databases. Unfortunately, the Redshift driver behaves quite differently (e.g. getColumnTypeName returns `ARRAY` instead of `_text` for a `text[]` column).

An only slightly related question: what do you think about other types? E.g. we have [custom enumerations](http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/datatype-enum.html) (shown in JDBC as Types.OTHER/1111). Should all unknown types just be `::text`-ified by JDBCRDD?


@TylorS check these changes to see how to adapt Motorcycle DOM for these semantics.


replace with Consumer(){
}


А разве сюда вообще передается булево значение откуда-нибудь?


verify that Ceph clusters behave correctly when cluster nodes are powered off and on again


Hi @cleechtech we debated trying to pull this info from READMEs. We still may end up doing that as it makes a lot of sense to not add a new file. We decided to go with tradition though and use civic.json because both [Beta.nyc](https://github.com/BetaNYC/civic.json) and [Chi Hack Night](https://github.com/open-city/civic-json-worker) already were.

We're still just testing everything out though. I'll be publishing a guide on how to use this and the [Project Search page](http://www.codeforamerica.org/brigade/projects) soon. Hopefully that will clear things up a little.


Manque l'image :-°


All these `whenComplete` that check for failure should be split into two different callbacks


Il y a autant de merge que de commit ^^ on se marche dessus, ça va être encore pire pour le vrai développement je suppose


run tests focused on the various Ceph APIs, against an actual Ceph cluster


verify that teuthology . . .


True. That's probably a bit harder to fix. At least you can not use defines anymore - or there would be some space on the dialog.


You could instead run parametrized tests and inject dfa and nfa options paramaters.


```java
session.getTransactionId().ifPresent(autoCommit ? transactionManager::asyncAbort : transactionManager::fail);


shouldnt we rather exclude those compiled files via gitignore?


It'd be helpful if you could port this over. I don't see any conflicts with any of the 2.0 changes here.


Yes :) I am working that :)

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Je me suis fait la même réflexion, faudra imposer des trucs du genre *tous en local* et on fonctionne à coup de PRs.


Blanco, está bien.


how about :
List<String> lines = Files.readAllLines(Paths.get(path));
return new Log(lines);


@pivoq Finally have a device to test on and your right about this commit. It was reverted in later branches

https://github.com/h2o64/android_kernel_alcatel_msm8916/commit/ff150fc8dbf6b371019012aa3da7571626ed716b


Still don't understand why you're adding rounding to these.


Thx!


Matter of fact, I'm just gonna revert these. If you're wanting to display them somewhere, round them there.


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Np. I removed openCL of renderer because it could crash gsdx. An useless combo box is just useless


@tisto it says ``IOError: [Errno 28] No space left on device``


Nit: remove use of pronouns ("we"), maybe shorten the comment line a little.
I'd recommend testing the `ArgumentNullException` in a separate method.


If only the pointer is "public" it doesn't make the type public, just a pointer to an (effectively) opaque data type is public. +1 for making it `void *reserved_` or similar as this has caused me confusion when developing GeanyPy before.

FWIW, the member pointer was made "public" here: 3d65154b372e9ef6395e052c223d2a39fc40a17a


Might fix #56


Please change the prefix of these to "org.jitsi.impl.neomedia.transform.CachingTransformer."


Please use package imports.


Hey @CKrawczyk - I've converted the Google Doc math into this notebook, which might be more useful for everyone to be able to read this.

There's one part (marked in red in the notebook) that I don't quite see either the derivation or interpretation of. Do you have a simple explanation for how to compute the normalization term in the posterior probability?

https://github.com/willettk/retirement_limit_estimator/blob/master/math_decision_tree.ipynb


Can you post an update on how this looks?


is `Slugabble` correct?

Seems like a typo.

`Slugable`

@davidpersson


#endif derp


It seems supported in VS2013 x86 compiler, but not x64 one. It's fine if you can disable it just for VS2013 x64.


What about a good old var ;)

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use https://github.com/hashrocket/decent_exposure


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watn scheiss


Eliminated entire type.


@erichwang please review


We disabled it because we're currently focusing on use in development, and changes aren't immediately picked up with caching enabled.

Could you tell us how you intend to use the container? Maybe we could expose this setting via an environment variable.


This needs to be done by implementing the `setAutoCommit` / `getAutoCommit` / `commit` / `rollback` methods on `Connection`.


interesting :)


ich weiß nicht ob ich noch weitere .proto Dateien brauche, deshalb tu ich das gleich in ein package. Außerdem schadet es nicht


Sexy.


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Very nice, thank you


> It needs to be in the GIR, so that the size and member offset of the containing is right

Why does the GIR care about the structure layout?


This file has relevant changes for review


@b4n, oh, looks like something Nick missed when he initially removed the build system from the API.  Or more likely he left it to not break ABI but forgot to un-comment it.


Relevant changes for review


Ah I see! Thank you for the clarification.


Oh, also, Christmas Crates! :D


@erichwang please review this class


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Definitely!


Yes. That was my intention.


That may just have been me flailing around trying to improve build times. Can't recall whether I ultimately succeeded or not >_>


Hey, yeah that's a good catch.  I removed all that crap in some of the
later exercises.  It should be just the first one or two which pull stdafx.

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Ooo, you did catch something though.  I'm using conio.h which is windows
dependent.  It's just really useful.  I'll have to note that.

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> wrote:
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>> Just so you are aware, all of your classes import stdafx.h
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>> which imports targetver.h
>> <https://github.com/Kin3TiX/advent-of-code/blob/master/AdventDay1/AdventDay1/targetver.h>.
>> Both of these files are generated by VS, and are Windows-dependent (since
>> targetver.h imports a Windows framework file). I found this out a couple
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>> deem the effort worth it, which I don't) by simply removing all the #import
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FWIW, there are a few typos on lines 16, 147 (Maura), 72 (Raniere), and 63 (divs with).


fields or


I know, that's why I was referring to issue #311 which has the title "cmake 'make install' does not install icon and .desktop file"


Yes, R's behaviour has changed. I need to update this code :/


I think it was for line-height woes, where the text didn't properly fill its container. But it's been a while.


sad


Mostly a last ditch try something.  I don't expect the regex to fail but if
the regex does fail it seemed like a reasonable stab at what the user would
have meant.

>


Всё - по-честному, никакого плагиата :ok_hand:!
Наверное, для этого придумали разные графы "Автор" и "Фиксатор" (опыт из NetBeans) :).


lk


sqas


:(
Everything worked fine when running from the IDE :/


sasa


Add a test with true as well?


existence?


linkToPreviousDoc -> linkToReleaseDoc?


aha


Another way to do is to turn it into instrumented test: https://github.com/scala/scala/blob/2.12.x/test/files/instrumented/InstrumentationTest.check


So what will you suggest to the user that
has GM in his card in hw?
And once again, having both to "virtual" will
mean no switching from within dosemu, so I
wonder why do you bring this case up again.


Someone was reporting that they were not getting the right adjective description. I assume it was because the display was showing the rounded value (20) when the actual value was not that value (probably 19.9999999...). So it was returning the adjective for lower size instead of the displayed size (19 instead of 20).

I personally don't think it's not a huge deal, so I don't mind if you cut that change--if it's left in, I can remove the rounding from the stat display instead.


à quoi sert `||` entre les deux appels ?


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aha...jo


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please delete trash code


Use that same latestReleaseBranch var here instead of hardcoding release-1.1


@pllim, it is in `TextEntry`, `TextEntrySet` and `TextArea`.  Is there a problem using it?


> That's exactly why I suggest automatically raising a different IRQ for UART
> vs intelligent, even if the base I/O is shared: so the user does not need to know or care.

But he DOES care.
When he enters the game's setup, what irq will he select?


This actually can't be removed; AUTHORS corresponds to "contributors", not "author". https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#people-fields-author-contributors


Add a note here that this should be updated each time a new release is cut.
Add that info to the release cut doc as well, so that whoever cuts the next release knows about it.


I thought they were added? There is a class for them, nor?


À lancer le deuxième si le premier plante ? ... je suppose


the dependencies to run Django requirements installation? what?


Remove conflicts notes from commit message


They already user parameterized runs for test cases. It's not possible to have two parametrizations in JUnit. Therefore that seemed like an only solution.


Thanks!


To work with the cloud build system, this option needs to utilize the CMake header configuration substitution macros. See how VER_STR is implemented in this file.


Why isn't this in requirements.txt?


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Uses Rtsne and plots the results using GGPLOT2


Done.


As opposed to using inline magic PSTR definitions, symbolic constants should be defined in UIStrings.h/cpp. It makes the code easier to follow, and ensures that all UIStrings definitions are in one place, so they are easy to find and change.


@asutton for creating a default ctor and dtor this is how I am thinking of implementing it.

check if the record has a  ctor and dtor. If it doesn't, generate a generic decl so that code gen can create one.

However I don't know what exactly what I should put into the field for the ctor and dtor decl constructors to add them to the record.  Am I on the right track for this?


Catching RuntimeException is just as bad as catching Exception. Usually you just let the app handle RuntimeExceptions (don't catch them).


@mdorman This fails to evaluate for me, claiming that the stated `haskell-src-exts` package does not exist.


@manuelroth  this commit has broken download section - because of a conflict with previous edits made by @lukasmartinelli


Log.e(TAG, ...);


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boa gabriel!


Fixed in 39149998d11df61d0f0e6363cbd7feb117705eac.

Sorry about the mess.


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Add a proper doc


STOP! I AM ADDING THE CLASSES BUT YOU MESS IT UP BECAUSE I GET UNABLE TO MERGE!


Недочинил кодировку :(
Но он хотя бы при исполнении кода корректно сравнивает русские слова


I can't compile with this import like this. Any clue why?
Just importing like this:
`#import <AFNetworking/AFNetworking.h>`


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Fixed in 20ded28


Why don't you just use github releases?


oh god just stop i cant work 😭😭😭


nie ogarnął node bez "bin/webpack.js"?


Oops wrong thing


Yea, you're right, not sure what I was thinking at the time! I'll drop an issue in for it so I remember to do it next time I work on this.


updated index.html


Looks okay to me, but I'm a little skeptical about pointing to something outside the project root. Wouldn't it be better to have some kind of config global?


no ..ril is not working yet
any ideas???


Filed issue #262 to improve maturity.


Yeah, I did add team back but I don't think the headers return team yet. I'll update that.


Are array initializers truly expressions, in that code that processes expressions should be expected to deal with them? Do they always have a meaningful result type?

The simplification your change achieves is certainly compelling, provided that it doesn't artificially inflate the expression domain with things that aren't expressions.


We probably ought to add a few more file types too.


Write a program that asks the user to enter an item's wholesale cost and its markup percentage. It should then display the item's retail price. For example: If an item's whole sale cost is $5.00 and its markup percentage is 100%, then the item's retail price is $10.00. If an item's wholesale cost is $5.00 and its markup percentage is %50, then the item's retail price is $7.50. The program should have a function named calcaluatedRetail that recieves the wholesale cost and the markup percentage as arguments and returns the retail price of the item. Input Validation: Do not accept negative values for either the wholesale cost of the item or the markup percentage.


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Arash Kayhani


That should work a bit better. Too many peeps commenting out stuff XD


I have been avoiding doing those... it's fine now.. but I wouldn't worry on keeping these in the future. (IMO users can read the code anyways).


Why not fail here?
There are cases where this breaks. For ex: when we cut a new release branch and then run this and git ls-tree fails. We will not add release links to any docs.


ogólny komentarz


I'm pretty sure that this almost totally disables the normalization algorithm, and it will effectively mean we re-deploy almost everything, almost every single time. Unless the diffs are much smaller than that I saw in earlier experiments...


update


DCO 1.1 Signed-off-by: Vincent Dowling <vdowlin@us.ibm.com>


$ VERSION 2.0 $


It seems that if you've unlocked a node adjacent to one Specialization node, then researched the other node instead, the resulting link node will remain closed off forever. I actually ran into the issue when we last played - I got the first-tier flagship spec, and was unable to reach the second-tier support node.

Arguably it's a rare issue, but it's an issue all the same.


comment this


Könnte man auch alles in ein Proto-File packen.


I would have assumed backticks here would translate into the `flux-content(1)` manpage, but it doesn't seem to (at least on TOSS systems version of `a2x`) Maybe copy what you did in `flux-module(1)` to format the subcommands in this manpage?


comment next line to make sure TAG_VLAN_SELECTED_FLOW_VAL is used everywhere.


The question is, if the change of `hwaccess.h` is really necessary. I had no problem compiling the current upstream version on Android that has no such change. So I would like to understand why this change was made and what error is produced when it is missing.


Chez moi, le premier fonctionne *a priori* (pas d'erreur quand j'enlève les parenthèse et la seconde partie) mais j'ai une erreur disant *`makeglossaries` not found* quand je lance le Makefile comme ça.


It seems that `IsDelegation` does not call `ValidRole`. Are we losing some guarantees now that we no longer call `ValidRole` or is just having the right prefix enough for this to be a valid role?


I think that the `Property` substructure is still wrong -- as far as I remember, `Extension` can have only other `Extension` structures or primitive types inside.


LGTM


This is not needed. `ninja reconfigure` adds `-D_GNU_SOURCE` compiler flag, which enables `__USE_GNU` inside of `<features.h>`, which is included in `<dlfcn.h>`


`fieldIdentifiers` sound better for me.


This is reimplementing `Report.generate_icon()` not `utils.generate_thumbnail()`.


i still cant imagine what would look like. How it would know how to convert A to Option[Int] or Option[Seq[Int]
did you mean :
implicit def decodeOpt[A: DecodeRequest](a: A) : DecodeRequest[Option[A]] = a match {
case int: Int => parseInt(..)
case seq: Seq[Int] => parse..
}


Il manque des informations : "si le contribuable" on a la catégorie impôt sur le revenu en BNC et Agricoles
Mais pas le cas si le contribuable est à l'impôt sur les sociétés. .. pourtant ils parlent de SIREN...
Bref j'ai pas tout capté ou le fichier est tronqué


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cool script!


A comment would be nice.

// Ensure we can only add targets to the CanonicalTargetsRole, or a Delegation off of the CanonicalTargetsRole


Typo, `santitized` => `sanitized`


I also got rid of the last usage of `__USE_GNU` here: https://github.com/apple/swift-corelibs-foundation/pull/151


This is doing both the rename and the reimplementation.


I thought David was adding `IsDelegation` on his PR. Do we need tests here?


@mr-winter booh booh booh... very bad idea
6:13  error  All "var" declarations must be at the top of the function scope  vars-on-top
6:13  error  Unexpected var, use let or const instead                         no-var

hehe :p


Hiányzó funkció! (help provider)


@codebrainz because it's a dynamic thing using FFI, so can't rely on field names but only offsets.


Thanks to @ZION959


Au petit 3• de la page 3/6


I agree with you. Seems like we don't need to use the BITS subdivision anytime soon, and it just doesn't look as nice.


This is looking great!!


Could you please let me know what exactly wasn't working? I'm pretty sure tests were passing for me on Ubuntu 14.04. Didn't try on 15, though...


dobra zmiana


ok


done https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/4315


Looks fine


You don't have to change that. I'm using http://www.easel.ly with vector graphic editor
so I can easily add more stuff


In fact if I do what you're saying the compiler WILL complain about unused label.


@ceolin ok


@xiaoxichen Done, see #6956


Shouldn't this be defined as 367?
I thought that's what chainparams.cpp had as the testnet private key...


hm,
could be a step in between but likely should refresh the discussion about what to transfer during search event / index dist an a standardized transfer protocol regardless of storage/index backend.
In my eyes, your intention is clear and right, but transfer tonns of data during a search event, to cut it of is possible fix. By (see above) standard not transfering it in the 1st place would be a other.


space before and


The docstring should describe what the function is doing. We know that it takes its args, so that is superfluous. I'd suggest something more like this:

"""Generate a thumbnail from the source image.

If the input image is already smaller than ``width`` X ``height``,
it will be returned as is.

The aspect ratio will be preserved, blah dee blah dee blah...

"""


ko


Ah, for IO I just use fstreams, since they are so simple and let you read line by line so quickly. Take no time at all and very little code. (For example, [this one from day 13](https://github.com/WillEccles/AoC2015-CPP/blob/master/Advent%20of%20Code%202015/Day13.cpp#L35), which just happens to be my favorite of all the code I've written yet as well.)


zmien to i tamto


Maybe you can use SOL_DRANGE_INIT like you suggested to @guchaojie  :)


I am still getting a very red screen with 3400K activated


Its not outside the project root,  it would point to `projectroot/www`, which would contain  a symlink to the actual `wdn` directory.


Ah, also, in response to your wondering whether or not there was a way to do day 4 without just brute forcing it, I don't believe there is. Didn't see anybody in the subreddit do it any other way.


koniecdyskusji


adsda


This is just temporary so that travis can run the tests successfully before I've finished writing the db access as sql functions.


mandatory to have ES start at boot !


ok


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org.labkey.test.tests.CDSHelpCenterTest.verifyHelpCenter: <no details avaliable>

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zle


Deu certo.


kok


lol


And I just realized you meant console IO, not file IO. To pause like you did with conio I just always use `std::cin.get();` since it waits for the user to input something and then as soon as the user does, it will happily throw it away and exit the program if it's not told to do anything else.


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Calling `test_change_parent_owner_makes_dirty()` from within another test didn't play well with the `run_with_all_backends` decorator. It's probably not great practice to call one test from another test anyways, so this replaces it.


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Why are you writing the cb to the socket? Callbacks are FIFO client based constructs that are triggered via PIN/PONG pairs initiated by the client.


Re-sized the picture as a square to fit in the container


There wasn't :/


The bug has been fixed though. The crashing has stopped.


C'est gratuit si on l'installe soi-même, *sans compter le coût d'hébergement* ; là dans la colonne **service en ligne** j'indiquer s'il existe un service gratuit d'hébergement de ce type de forum, un peu comme **forumactif.com** pour
**phpBB**. Je vais mettre un lien sur "payant", qui renvoie vers les seules solution d'hébergement (payantes) que j'ai trouvées. Ca devrait être plus clair...


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should be `from .utils import tlshashlib as hashlib`


@Minecrelll: Without the mixin disabled, there's an AP error. You have an @Inject within a mixin which has multiple targets.


usually we also check for the provided _id to be an actual UUID with `.isUUID()`


Hey!


gf


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My machine was running 2.2.0, versus 2.2.1 on Bitrise, which is why I didn’t notice this before. 2.2.1 comes with a surprising [58 commits over a roughly 10-month period](https://github.com/tomaz/appledoc/compare/v2.2-963...2.2.1), including tomaz/appledoc@c6a839f2dbc97e3f6026869bb5b7b58f1f9b8436, which causes these undocumented types to throw a warning and fail the build.


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h


fgf


You could change the parameters method of the test to compute a crossproduct of whatever the original parameters were and [NFA,DFA].


hghg


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Sorry about this! I forgot to clean the files before commit.


gfgf


why use static? won't we get an instance of this?


fghgh


gg


This seems more inefficient then calling once the callback has fired. The callback guarantees that the published messages has been processed and queued up back to the client, so the PONG for the cb coming from the server will be after the message has been received back in the client and processed.


> The password should be moved to the android KeyStore introduced in 4.3:
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/android-4.3.html#Security

In short: Because we open the database in the service, we do it in the background. We shouldn't ask the user for a password when the service starts, because that happens very often. We should look into the requirements for this and work out a proper way. The proper way may very well involve the KeyStore to temporarily or permanently save the password.

Anyway, we should wait before our threat model on android is done and then look at this again.


Should this use the configuration option?


Ah, good idea!


Maybe here it's better not to call findOne multiple times:

```let query = groupId === 'party' ? {type: 'party'... ```` and then ```Group.findOne(query).exec()```

and I think we should tell mongodb to just return the chat part so Group.findOne({...}, 'chat')


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sdsd


sds


I need to take a break


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i think it can be a bit optimized there.

Presuming that the `fieldIdentifiers` is `false` by default :
```php
$useFieldIdentifiers = isset($fieldOption['fieldIdentifiers']) ? (bool)$fieldOption['fieldIdentifiers'] : false;
$identifiers = $this->_buildIdentifiersArray($data, $useFieldIdentifiers);
```


co ty robisz


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Why is this not a default case?


The hard coded 64 is probably outdated.
See [#17170](http://trac.wxwidgets.org/ticket/17170) where I attached a patch to expand it 1024 for another issue. But it would probably also help in this case.


need an empty line between lines 251 & 252


Also added `pseudocolor` plotting option for mode plotting.


Ok j'ai modifié le fichier ; le lien pointe vers une discussion montrant clairement que les "fondateurs" de Discourse ne souhaitent pas mettre en place d'hébergement gratuit, tout en proposant quelques solutions plus ou moins chères

J'ai également modifié le nom de la colonne en "hébergement gratuit" pour que ce soit plus clair


@eliotsykes, What do you think of this change? I find it awkward to read very long lines of code, like the one removed above. However, this adds 5 or 6 lines to the length of the script. Is there a "best practice" that I should stick to here?
I also considered encapsulating `{ "id" => some_id, "name" => some_name, "created_at" => formatted_time(some_time) }` into a method and assigning its value to `expected_hash`, although this might all be more work than necessary.


Only one space is required after the `$entityArray`.


komentarz linijki


kom


koeee


komentarz commitu


@vincentaudebert whatever you do, just make sure that the function still works after you changed it ;)


I definitely need to learn the newer APIs better.


aa


LGTM :8ball:


there should be no spaces before the class 'button' (lines 259 & 267)


Wow, awesome! You made quick work of that patch :)


F Yeah, Pickard!
![](http://puu.sh/lYcA5/68bdf9da1e.jpg)


`Array` => `array`


Thanks. Fixed that :)


Please send all check-zone output to cout and only program errors to cerr. People are used to do things like "pdnsutil chec-all-zones > file" and writing to cerr here is confusing.


Now here's something interesting... I'm not sure why Aaron used DNS seeds and ended the domain with a '.' - it wasn't there in older releases of breadwallet. Yet the DNS seed still seems to connect...


Initial commit of README


I think so. I forgot the option... I'll fix it later!(or PR is welcome!)


Fwiw: Travis built this commit successfully, with `GhcStage2HcOpts += -DDEBUG`.


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> It also makes it easier to debug, as the crash will occur right where the out of bounds access happens...

... if run on a developer's computer, if not a user will loose data since his last save. But admitted that also happens if a nullptr is dereferenced.

I like .value() because it's much faster to write than the check and I'm lazy. It also avoids off-by-one errors (i.e. writing `i > size()` instead of `i >= size()`)

I recently found this:
https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/commit/b31943574311c689e34a51c096de78ab1d0bc204#diff-b3a61e32c4813473839a855b5cd6fd8aL85

Apparently nobody has called it with `n<0` before but if we assume this we can as well assume the upper bound to be guaranteed.

And I don't like duplicated code ;)


Oh please, stop trying to be a jerk to everyone


I thought I'd leave my grading notes here. This was an awesome project. It looks clean and organized, with really good code style in general. It has really good functionality with an engaging concept behind it. The rubric has been satisfied to the nth degree, so any deductions will be participation related on an individual basis. I'm glad you have the travis badge and LOTS of tests. Keep up the good work.


Oh wow look! I just fixed all in 1 commit 😮 because i didn't messed it up.


Thanks for pointing this out, I've fixed it in subsequent commit.


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Not like MCPEPIG


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corrected


Same here, if u can use only one space before and after the "$variable" name please. (And btw fix my mistakes :smile: )


move this down to the next section


why not wait for it to be written? what happens if they request and its not done?


Shouldn't ECU=1 ?


Nevermind. Participation was good all around. But the grading is all or nothing anyway.


@osa1, weird. Can you give any more info? Build settings? File it fails on? Exact commit (presumably this one)? Are you sure your build is clean? I doubt @jstolarek 's commit caused the problem -- if anything, it may have uncovered some underlying bug. But I've never spotted that `ASSERT` failing in any of my debugging.


I thought about that, but I doubt it makes much difference -- in compaction, "blocks are blocks".


@thatoddmailbox HELP!


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This fails to build correctly on ubuntu 14 for me without this change.


Works?


You can update the site right now, so you wouldn't wait until the next version


Is there a reason which prevents to send this upstream?


:trollface:


@nywillb `style=`, not `style:`


Who's acip? #WileyFail


Ah OK, sorry, now I understand.
I will do it in the spec for now then.


@smehraein deprecated*


Is it possible for one to specify a `minWidth` here as well?


This assembleDomain function should not be in Domain.py (it is in SpatialTools.py already), will be removed on next commit.


we should check that the data channel and the hash channel share the same ids array


fixed in latest: https://github.com/aframevr/aframe-site-dev/blob/master/package.json


CFRunLoop isn't being compiled on linux; additionally NSTimer itself is not being compiled either.

Both are commented out in the build script due to requirements not yet in place (namely libdispatch)
# 'CoreFoundation/RunLoop.subproj/CFRunLoop.c',
# 'Foundation/NSTimer.swift',


nie wiem


kok


Is there a way we could specify 'as big as possible' in this interface (e.g. fill whole screen real estate)?

One unfortunate bit is that if the RStudio window is small, the dialog will be restricted to those dimensions (even if the app requires more screen real estate in order to be useful). I'm not sure if this is something that can be handled in `shinygadgets`, though...


Why the assert? This is handled by the syntax file. No need for it. IMO.


lo


fixed prompt typo


loop


po


Hm... It was compiling for me. What was the compiler error?


zle


dobrze


tak


nie


a moze


daj to


ni


ss


ssaa


dsd


Jedi should actually be smart enough. I have to take a look at that. Pretty sure it's a minor glitch. But in the mean time this is very solid work!


asd


"ObjectFilter" sounds too general. StackFrameFilter?


Yeah, sadly I just realized that, too. It just looks better that having to repeat `Extension (applic = "Blender", version = "Property") {` everywhere.


Pos arg **template** is missing, isn't it?


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lol chill


Turns out, this will not be importable otherwise, though.


ok


Your group did a fine job, and made a decent interface considering we had yet to get to that part of the class (sass and all). Looking through the code it looks very clean, orgainized, and well styled. All the points in the rubric were hit, Tests (I saw them pass as you wiped the db :) ), deployment looks good, and plenty of db resources. Looking really good!! Keep up the good work!


Bem que o rule.c poderia realizar uns dlopens em módulos externos, não? Seria um grande avanço para o projeto.


check here


Fixed.


Неплохо было бы по дефолту делать place = "nearby"


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I use streams as well, I only use conio.h for the convenience function
"_kbhit()".  I should have clarified.  It just lets you implement that
nice, windows console-y looking prompt:

Press any key to continue...

Without having to catch and test a particular character or whatnot which
you would have to do with a stream (I think).  It just lets you sit in the
following code really nicely:

while(!_kbhit()) {}

This will just sit there until the user does ANYTHING with the keyboard.
It's simple and efficient.  Maybe you know a better way to do it with
streams?

And yeah, I kind of figured that to be the case considering the crypto
nature of MD5.  But I figured maybe there's some super hacker way to
exploit the vulnerabilities of MD5 to figure it out more efficiently.  Too
lazy to look into it though haha.

On Wed, Dec 16, 2015 at 5:53 PM, Will Eccles <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Ah, for IO I just use fstreams, since they are so simple and let you read
> line by line so quickly. Take no time at all and very little code. (For
> example, this one from day 13
> <https://github.com/WillEccles/AoC2015-CPP/blob/master/Advent%20of%20Code%202015/Day13.cpp#L35>,
> which just happens to be my favorite of all the code I've written yet as
> well.)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>

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Used to fail for me as well:

```
~/Develop/Swift-Develop/swift-corelibs-foundation » ninja test
[7/176] CompileC: closure/runtime.c
FAILED: mkdir -p `dirname ../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64/Foundation/closure/runtime.c.o`; /media/psf/Home/Projects/Swift-Develop/build/Ninja-DebugAssert/llvm-linux-x86_64/bin/clang -fcolor-diagnostics -fdollars-in-identifiers -fblocks -fobjc-runtime=macosx-10.11 -fintegrated-as -fPIC --target=x86_64-linux-gnu -g -O0   -Ibootstrap/common/usr/include -Ibootstrap/common/usr/local/include   -Ibootstrap/x86_64-linux-gnu/usr/include -Ibootstrap/x86_64-linux-gnu/usr/local/include  -I../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64/Foundation -I../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64 -I../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64/Foundation/usr/lib/swift -I../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64/Foundation/usr/lib/swift/CoreFoundation -I../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64/Foundation/usr/lib/swift/CoreFoundation -I../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64/Foundation/usr/lib/swift/CoreFoundation -DDEPLOYMENT_TARGET_LINUX -DU_SHOW_DRAFT_API -DCF_BUILDING_CF -DDEPLOYMENT_RUNTIME_SWIFT -fconstant-cfstrings -fexceptions -Wno-shorten-64-to-32 -Wno-deprecated-declarations -Wno-unreachable-code -Wno-conditional-uninitialized -Wno-unused-variable -Wno-int-conversion -Wno-unused-function -I/usr/include/libxml2 -I./ -include CoreFoundation/Base.subproj/CoreFoundation_Prefix.h  -c closure/runtime.c -o ../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64/Foundation/closure/runtime.c.o
CoreFoundation/PlugIn.subproj/CFBundle_Binary.c:674:53: error: use of undeclared identifier 'RTLD_DEFAULT'
        if (!result && globalSearch) result = dlsym(RTLD_DEFAULT, buff);
                                                    ^
```

after `ninja reconfigure` (which [picks up](https://github.com/apple/swift-corelibs-foundation/blob/master/build.py#L17) `-D_GNU_SOURCE` from `build.py`) everything works fine:

```
~/Develop/Swift-Develop/swift-corelibs-foundation » ninja test
Recompacting log...
[64/100] CompileSwift: Foundation/NSRegularExpression.swift
<unknown>:0: warning: no calls to throwing functions occur within 'try' expression
[100/100] Building Tests
**** RUNNING TESTS ****
execute:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64/Foundation/:/media/psf/Home/Projects/Swift-Develop/build/Ninja-DebugAssert/xctest-linux-x86_64 ../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64/TestFoundation/TestFoundation
**** DEBUGGING TESTS ****
execute:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64/Foundation/:/media/psf/Home/Projects/Swift-Develop/build/Ninja-DebugAssert/xctest-linux-x86_64 lldb ../build/Ninja-DebugAssert/foundation-linux-x86_64/TestFoundation/TestFoundation
```


oops... should have done that myself!.... sorry guys


Unfortunately ReqParse module is [outdated](http://flask-restful-cn.readthedocs.org/en/0.3.5/reqparse.html).


No worries.


CFRunLoop for Linux doesn't depend on libdispatch, BTW:
https://github.com/apple/swift-corelibs-foundation/commit/d594de1bdd7f10a558e30b92809420303ded0a6a


hey you're right, using sass doesn't render media query for breakpoint(small down) like it's in compiled foundation.css


Gotcha, there was some reason I don't use that though because the user
specifically has to hit "Enter" to make get() return.  If you press "a" for
instance, it will print "a" to the screen.

Unless you do something goofy with the console settings?  I know its
possible in Linux to go into "unbaked" mode with the terminal but not sure
about DOS.

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> I use streams as well, I only use conio.h for the convenience function
> "_kbhit()".  I should have clarified.  It just lets you implement that
> nice, windows console-y looking prompt:
>
> Press any key to continue...
>
> Without having to catch and test a particular character or whatnot which
> you would have to do with a stream (I think).  It just lets you sit in the
> following code really nicely:
>
> while(!_kbhit()) {}
>
> This will just sit there until the user does ANYTHING with the keyboard.
> It's simple and efficient.  Maybe you know a better way to do it with
> streams?
>
> And yeah, I kind of figured that to be the case considering the crypto
> nature of MD5.  But I figured maybe there's some super hacker way to
> exploit the vulnerabilities of MD5 to figure it out more efficiently.  Too
> lazy to look into it though haha.
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>> example, this one from day 13
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The status messages return quite a bit of somewhat specific information in a human readable format...  They return the load percentage, or a plain text message about whether or not a resource is missing (Something like "Out of Ore" or "Out of LiquidFuel") or the storage is full... I don't know if they report other things too (maybe overheating?) we could figure out the possible messages and simplify them into an enumerated "Missing Resource", "Storage Full" and "Operating", but we'd be discarding the information about load percentage or what is missing?  Is that your preference?  I think I've got every other note knocked out - just going to compile and test once to make sure I didn't mess anything up in the process.  Thanks for being patient as I learn!  :)


Should we pin CI to a particular version? We used to pin to v2.2-963 but [that script](https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-gl-native/blob/13d5b18ebaeb330f05c4abfc04e0247222e038ba/scripts/ios/install.sh#L21) has become vestigial.


https://motivatedgrammar.wordpress.com/2009/09/10/singular-they-and-the-many-reasons-why-its-correct/

The idea that it's incorrect and the prescription of alternatives wasn't even a concept until grammarians arbitrated such, and most people ignored them anyway.  It's OK, really.


адреса для api - нужно состаялть в рест-стиле - обращения идут к ресурсам, в твоем случае ресурс - это список музыки , поэтому лучше использовать адрес вида
```
../music/list?user_id=1
```


This is something that is guaranteed to fail, there are two issues here:

1. The string being something that is not parseable (good enough to try/except IndexError).
2. The returned element being something like a function or whitespace. I don't really know how to solve that yet. It needs quite a bit of testing. This is not something I want to be solved in this PR. Just bringing it up.

This could e.g. be fixed by only allowing `expr` [1] in the parser as a start node. However that would probably require a bit of rewriting of the parser...

[1] : https://docs.python.org/2.7/reference/grammar.html


Do you want to match the Firefox version as in https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1212609#c4 ?


Nice, thanks for cleaning this up.


Combines with commit b11d6fa4 to fix the issue.


It could be a default case instead, no reason


Hm, that's not intuitive. Fixed.


Fixed.


Is in addendum of commit f29ee7ea.


failing test case.


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Dying is spelled incorrectly. You'll probably want to correct that.


you are passing wrong parentThreadId
the parentThreadId should be the value that returned from api getThread
in getThread make sure the uniqueLink is appId + instance Id


Thanks so much. We'll investigate further :-)


Thanks!

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seems like my reconfigure pass did not hit correctly while rebasing, you are correct it is getting threaded down now


I think you have this line in here twice unless my software is bugged


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Sim amigo Schiffers, tudo apagado, também estou tendo que adicionar novamente ;/


ht_kfs_fixSize_set_target_flow
should be ht_kfs_fixSize_set_selected_level


I'm not writing the callback to the socket, I am telling the `write()` method to call that callback on completion or error:

https://nodejs.org/api/stream.html#stream_writable_write_chunk_encoding_callback

Your `pongs` array is a FIFO triggered by a PONG response from a PING.  Callbacks in general are not.  Moreover, the _expected_ behaviour for NodeJS callbacks is to have an error as the first argument.

Moreover, writable streams expect that you look for it (or the return value) as an indicator of the state of the buffer... but that is another issue.


this just find the first (possibly) year in metadata.
Do you think this is acceptable?


Done.


change to ht_kfs_fixSize_set_selected_level


Нормальное название для класса - обычно это
```
*Service
```


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Can you place that inside the `.container` ?


:+1:

I guess this was the reason why NSTimer changes were reverted as well.


Sure!


Yea, it has stopped crashing cause i fixed it.
It was annoying always getting "Can't merge branch" because you messed it up..
I wanted to add the classes. All i forgot was glistering melon.


Did this get `push -f`'d out of existence? Currently go_ismtpd is vendored against this rev.


Oh please, learn to read.


This setTimeout technique is only necessary due to the particulars of this test.  If you change this test back to the way it was originally was, you will quickly see the problem:  the send clears and the callback fires before the subscribe receives its event (or processes it, anyway).

This is a direct result of the change in semantics that I describe in the summary.

The `pongs` array-based callback method you are currently using has this work because you are not only clearing the outbound queue, but the inbound queue, as well.


I took that off due to the support we had in v2 for passing `'party'` as the group ID. Though perhaps I can check if the ID is `'party'`, and if not, make sure it's a UUID.


i am getting an error from java6 on this line


Sometimes others have black skins when they join after you, but when you join after them you see your own skin. But thats better than a crash


We should really mark this as "done" until the story is complete and reviewed.


Oh, I didn't realize the viewer API supported that. Sure.


## This is a markdown file


`''` *is* the `root` logger!

```python
import logging
logging.basicConfig()
ld = logging.getLogger()
ld.warning('default')
le = logging.getLogger('')
le.warning('empty')
lr = logging.getLogger('root')
lr.warning('root')
lo = logging.getLogger('other')
lo.warning('other')
```
```
WARNING:root:default
WARNING:root:empty
WARNING:root:root
WARNING:other:other
```
I know this because about a decade ago I tried to change Python logging to be like slashes in the filesystem. I argued for a single character as root, like `/` or `.`, which is impossible with the current scheme. But the maintainers were reluctant to change the code. (This was around the time when the module was added, [Python-2.3](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Python#Version_release_dates).) So you can change how the root logger is printed (by assigning to `logging.sumthingidontremember`), but not the aliases for how it is looked up.

It seems like the `loggers/''` section can conflict with the `root` section, and it's not clear which has precedence. Am I reading the docs wrong?


Docs


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True, done.


Yeah. I feel like it's less than ideal, but I haven't figured out a way to do this in a way where position doesn't matter yet. I've added docs for this in f1b23e1f. Hopefully #20 will get the positional stuff figured out and we can remove this little quirk.


ok


if (WAP_PUSH_DELIVER_ACTION.equals(intent.getAction())

because intent.getAction() may be null


else if


függvénynek belehet tenni


Saw the circe decoder


sure


I need to discuss with @parkera on this to figure out what is happening with libdispatch since it should be part of the CFRunLoop implementation.


use other form of callback


If you're using "import static WAP_PUSH_DELIVER_ACTION", do the same for "SMS_DELIVER_ACTION".


Sure. FWIW, he was reviewing these changes: https://github.com/apple/swift-corelibs-foundation/pull/133


Interactions worked for me, FWIW.


I have investigated where startAsyncOp() and finishAsyncOp() are called and I can't imagine a situation where it needs double increments.
I'll delete them. I doubt it will introduce a serious bug. Worst case scenario the cursor stays stuck to "busy" icon.


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I put a workaround into #3323.


We can do this like...

Builder builder = new NotificationCompat.Builder(context);
if (text.getAttachments().size() > 0) {
    builder.setLargeIcon(text.getAttachments().get(0);
}
builder.setSmallIcon(...).setContentTitle(...).blablabla


I did a check on DESC_LINK and the other code always checks if the string is empty before continuing. So I think it is safe to remove the check here.


Not necessarily, since this won't be using the API server library. My thoughts on keeping this are:
1. makes it clear that this is a "map" value, not an ordered list
2. closer to the k8s api standards (also provides a reasonable example)
3. if we ever do use it with any api server libraries, it would be needed.


ping @kaldari


ah i did not know that.


Local variables should be called "varName". Only class variables should be written like "mVarName". This is so you can tell if a variable is a local or class variable at a glance (even without syntax highlighting)


I think I am going to change the ninja script to automatically reconfigure if the build.py is dirty from the last build; continuous verification like this leads to very time inefficient errors - sorry for the confusion


Probably not because it would mean that we have to bump the version ourselves after each version bump. Haven't thought about that first but noticed now.

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Are you suggesting we rename them when adapting the cAdvisor response to this API? I'm ok with that, but I also intended this comment to be more of an example of what containers might be returned. Maybe defining concrete names here makes more sense though...


Done.


whats the extra space for?


drive-by comment: the library name we try dlopen() should be in a constant, as illustrated clearly by this diff.


thanks, fixed.


wut


I think Brian came up with the name. We already have [LocalObjectReference](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/api/types.go#L1794) for objects in the same namespace. The idea of "NonLocal" is it adds a namespace.


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Good point, leave it as it is, i'll change it later if it's necessary


ping @kaldari (correct repo this time)


You're right. The first `preg_replace` is also unnecessary. Please see ff12aea9a63c705abc1b567737d8f9c63825158f for an updated version.


eu pus no ramo


The "the" in "*before* the your dependencies" looks a bit out of place :>


Doh! Don't commit while tired :D


aceitei


I've opened up an issue. will look into it more tomorrow.


This broke pools completely: https://github.com/celluloid/celluloid-pool/issues/14


I think Quantity is less about the units, and more about the fixed point nature. Is there any chance these values could overflow? If so, they should maybe be a Quantity. If not, I think int64 is ok. I'm not sure what a custom type would buy us here.


Can we add:

```python
dependency_links=(
    "git+https://github.com/dblenkus/resolwe.git@30d88547c8d5e7dbfd06ae2fd10b55559cfc1f5b#egg=resolwe-0.9.1",
),
```
until Resolwe is released on PyPI?

Installing resolwe-bio via `pip` is then just:

```
pip install --process-dependency-links .
```


removed line of text, used for testing purposes only.


Also fixes this typo `/config/nanobox/`


Still some minor spacing issues here. Read through the code carefully and format appropriately.


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The array isn't actually constant (see the weird `set_setent()` macro) so making it static was probably the wrong thing to do since it presumably broke multithreading.


nitpick but I would have used C11 atomics here, because that one is wrong, it should really be memory_order_relaxed (which arguably isn't really different on Intel anyway)


No worries. I think your idea with automatic reconfiguring is really nice: many more people could (will) get confused after picking up latest changes.


<facepalm>


Should *typeof(System.__ComObject)* instance be cached somewhere?


http://voidnoise.co.uk/blog/?p=299
http://matthew-brett.github.io/docosx/mac_runtime_link.html

install_name_tool -change  /usr/lib/libedit.3.dylib /usr/lib/libedit.2.dylib ./avrdude
install_name_tool -change "/usr/local/opt/libusb/lib/libusb-1.0.0.dylib" "@executable_path/libusb-1.0.0.dylib" ./avrdude
install_name_tool -id "@executable_path/libusb-1.0.0.dylib" ./libusb-1.0.0.dylib


These comments are quite detailed and may be better positioned above the respective code. Same-line comments are generally reserved for short clarifications.


I think this is an improvement anyway.


Good question. @mwielgus @piosz - what is the plan for using cumulative vs. instantaneous usage?


Shouldn't this be:

    MapreduceResults<T> results = new MapreduceResults<T>(dbColl.mapReduce(cmd));

It seems effort is put in preparing `cmd` but `baseCommand` gets executed instead...


Thank you, Paul! I want to give credit to Ryan for finding an awesome fix
for our db problem--our tests are solid as a rock (which should go in the
compost bin) now!

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Is this function name appropriate?


That is what I had initially, but I actually think this is more consistent, as the terminology is the same in the kernel, cAdvisor, and heapster. I'm worried that it would be confusing if we renamed `WorkingSet` to `Usage`.


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yeah looks like I rebased it on top of the latest upstream master, it's now d180546.  Sorry!


Done.


I'd put this back and have the caller pass you the `session`


Is using 7 rather than 5 the only difference between the two functions? If so, use a variable (passed in as a function argument) instead of hard coding literals.


Now I cant hit multiple objects. I cant just iterate over all objects under my mouse button.


Ok :)


commit comment ;-) Leftover from auto-formatting ;-)


Nice!


So do we think RxBytes would overflow?


I feel ya :sleeping:


i was hoping that its not too late to change this. But if it is then its ok :)


can you rename this in another commit


What is the difference between chromakeyGreen and chromakeyGreen2? Naming needs to be improved.


A more detailed breakdown of hydrogen bond acceptor typing:

// Incorporate ideas and data from Kubyni and others.
// [1] Kubinyi, H. "Changing paradigms in drug discovery.
//    "SPECIAL PUBLICATION-ROYAL SOCIETY OF CHEMISTRY 304.1 (2006): 219-232.
//
// [2] Kingsbury, Charles A. "Why are the Nitro and Sulfone
//     Groups Poor Hydrogen Bonders?." (2015).
//
// [3] Per Restorp, Orion B. Berryman, Aaron C. Sather, Dariush Ajami
//     and Julius Rebek Jr., Chem. Commun., 2009, 5692 DOI: 10.1039/b914171e
//
// [4] Dunitz, Taylor. "Organic fluorine hardly ever accepts
//     hydrogen bonds." Chemistry-A European Journal 3.1 (1997): 83-92.
//
// This function has a finer grain than the original
// implementation, checking also the neighbor atoms.
// Accordingly to these rules, the function will return:
//
//    aliph-O-aliph ether   -> true   [1]
//    hydroxy O-sp3         -> true   [1]
//    aro-O-aliph ether     -> true   [1]
//    ester O-sp2           -> true   [1]
//    sulfate O (R-SO3)     -> true   [2]
//    sulfoxyde O (R-SO-R)  -> true   [2]
//    organoboron-F (R-BF3) -> true   [3]
//    ester O-sp3           -> false  [1]
//    sulfone (R1-SO2-R2 )  -> false  [2]
//    aro-O-aro             -> false  [1]
//    aromatic O            -> false  [1]
//    O-nitro               -> false  [2]
 //    organic F (R-F)       -> false  [4]


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Pessoal, adicionei uma regra pro shoot para que quando o agente atire e nao sinta brisa, a casa da frente seja adicionada a casas seguras. :dancers:


Activities are things you do. Interactions happen to you. So they're from when people re-share your stories, reply to you, and favorite your comments.


I'm fine with this approach as well, but we have to either handle boolean separately or add GtLt to boolean, which I don't really like.


Indentation here looks incorrect, this may be due to a mix of tabs and spaces. Only spaces should be used, no tabs.


Hmm, that would worry me (what you just said about "is not always"). Your approach may work, but you may have suppressed the bug that will eventually pop up somewhere and probably at the time when you are having dinner ;). Do you think you have a way of reproducing it? I would love to take a look at it.


Fiz algumas alteracoes também para que quando ele mate o wumpus e não sinta brisa, as casas adjacentes sejam adicionadas a casas seguras.


For some of the other options (such as the path to AndroidManifest.xml) we currently configure it using a command line flag on the apk command


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Looking forward to seeing a Tinkering Audio submission.

Code requires tidying as indicated. Also consider consolidating the code; several main methods are being used which will make testing quite onerous.

Maintain the piloting/navigating comments where appropriate.


LGTM


#170 still closed?


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This looks good. I wonder if this will work for windows though?


It now installs from npm again.


There is no minWidth is the viewer API unfortunately.

In terms of "as big as possible" the way to do this is to just ask for a
super large size (e.g. 10000 x 10000). It will be automatically cropped
(with padding) to the size of the IDE.

In terms of the dialog viewer
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Doh, I was wrong -- we don't have that in the `rstudioapi` package yet.


Give me Quartz, give it to me *now*!


This is for #591


I'm fine making it non-static, I think the original author ( @theuni ) just wanted to keep it as it was.
But yeah, it's just a local const variable, no reason for it to be static.
As an aside, ideally, every call to ```Params()``` will eventually disappear (since it is just a facade to a global variable and we should avoid those).


I almost defaulted it to false, but then i saw [this](http://stackoverflow.com/a/28153935) and it looked like it would work (same env vars).


@jckarter @gottesmm Would be great if I could get a review from someone to make sure I didn't overlook something here.


Added cumulative usage for now. Let me know if you think I need to distinguish the names with more than the units.


Good call. I'll see about that refactor before moving on to the next route.


Fixed json field names to be consistent.


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I defined constants to represent the system containers. Is this what you meant here?


That's my mistake: I pushed things in the wrong order. fc2b8edb1a087fcd199c70851c950ffd90002a44 should fix that.


add another method to entry `getWritableMetadata`


Um, I meant 99b253fc1d20040297d74a85ed23f16c8290c4e9 should fix that.


Manglings for SIL-only type constructs should start with `X` to keep from polluting the mangling namespace too much; maybe `XH` instead of `H`?


I do not know of anyone using varEnthalpyConverter.


If we do it this way, we remove our ability to force the program to run. For example if the data file is corrupt and we need to run the program between the hours of midnight and 3:00 a.m. to generate a new one there's no way to do that.


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:heart:


This is the UI SetFocusDistancePage functionality.


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Well now I know how to do that Windows Enter to continue thing, thanks for that :D I do not know of a way to use any member of std::cin to get a single key and then continue execution, but that would be very handy indeed.


I should document that in the API comments, though, now that I think of it!


osg::ref_ptr doesn't have reset().   I expect that this has the same effect, but I haven't proven that.


Why is the caller_addr api removed?


It seems weird to me that include the puppeteer tests with firefox_ui_tests, but ok. :)


Ah gotcha, understand now. These do not return an error though, just a boolean. And I think we want to do the callbacks for publish() and flush() on a PONG return, not just a write to the buffer.


This isn't particularly useful without the caller.


Also, I did just test this on an ubuntu 14.04 box, with and without proxy vars set, with and without the `.nanofile` configured to use them.


Good point. I'll make that change.


@zcbenz I may be wrong, but I think that is what the suggestion here would do? https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/831#issuecomment-74719258


This change causes evaluation errors for me:

~~~~~

in job ‘haskell.packages.lts-3_17.git-annex.x86_64-linux’:
attribute ‘lsof’ missing, at /nix/store/ppvf40p0x1xzzjhzsf7qssplcnr7wqc9-git-export/pkgs/development/haskell-modules/configuration-common.nix:69:40

in job ‘haskellPackages.git-annex.x86_64-linux’:
attribute ‘lsof’ missing, at /nix/store/ppvf40p0x1xzzjhzsf7qssplcnr7wqc9-git-export/pkgs/development/haskell-modules/configuration-common.nix:75:40
~~~~~

I don't believe that `lsof` is defined in the Haskell package set (a.k.a. `self`).


This is why the rename from NifOsg::ControllerFunction to NifOsg::NifControllerFunction was required.   In the serialization namespace, both this class and SceneUtil::ControllerFunction can't be named OpenMW::ControllerFunction.  And in the META_Obejct macro you can't use an invalid typename for the second parameter.


I assume this is because we can't assume that printf will ever not allocate.


i.e. create a dummy stdout if one isn't openable.


Here is a guy's answer to a question about how kbhit works:

stdin treats the keyboard as a device that provides a steady stream of
characters, which become avialble to the program when the user types enter.
This isn't the only way to treat the keyboard. For instance if you are
writing a game of space invaders you want to know if the key is pressed at
the very instant you make the test. This is where functions like kbhit()
>(not an ANSI function) come in useful. Implementation varies, but probably
it looks at the internals of the keyboard driver - characters on the command
line are obviously stored somewhere, even though they are not yet entered to
the stdin buffer.

[From this question.](https://bytes.com/topic/c/answers/217825-how-exactly-does-kbhit-work)


Yes as I stated above, I feel strongly that publish() and flush() fire the callback once the server has processed, and thus depend on the PING/PONG interaction. I do agree that they should either send a boolean or an error as an optional argument.


Distribuirana sistemska konfiguracija za Active Collab Cloud, kako bi Active Collab ID mogao da je menja za svaku instancu bez da rebuilduje config/config.php za instancu. Ideja je da Active Collab ID nema nikakav pristup aplikacionim serverima, a da opet ima potpunu kontrolu nad svim instacama koje se tu vrte :)


osg::Object classes can't be pure virtual because the META_Object macro creates code that instantiates new instances of the class, which isn't valid for classes with pure virtual methods.


Inf x Inf? :)

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Using virtual inheritance here worked correctly, but was required.


Hm, I thought that CFRunLoop.c was added to the build because of the change in #133.

dispatch should not be required for CFRunLoop. CFRunLoop predates it by quite a bit.


one arg per line


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oops! sorry!


Typo: intefaces -> inte**r**faces.


Kad se vidimo mogu ti pokazati u praksi kako radi i par graničnih slučajeva koje rešava.


Not sure how the error handling bubbles up in this mechanism, I would just make sure that any parse errors are properly logged.


Same here - just make sure that errors are properly logged


Seriously, what crippled do you use? ;)


Nice, I had noticed this wasn't working but it looks good in 0.0.5.


I'll think it over. I may also need to move init_iocp() into the work thread.


I'm still concerned about this change.  The old declarations seem much more correct to me, but these are the declarations that are required by the ADD_OBJECT_SERIALIZER() macro, and that macro is what does the correct subclass serialization of an object (e.g. serializing NifControllerFunction instead of ControllerFunction.   If these getters and setters leak reference counts as I suspect that they might, then we're perhaps going to have to reimplement parts of ADD_OBJECT_SERIALIZER.   Perhaps only the const getX() const {} version is required?


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looks good, thanks for jumping on this!


@willkuer
more space for future options  that would have purpose, atm that box has no purpose, but yyah that is what i talking about


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which kombu version should I use this fix?


small nit: delete code that isn't used to keep your classes cleaner


nit: you can delete this since this method doesn't have any code in the body


very nice


Testing the repository


Since Lazy SMP maybe not all threads have to search the same way.  This is just an example test to see what happens if one thread is modified to search a bit like matefinder by @jhellis3.  I hope others with better understanding of search try different variations of this general idea.


looks good, but i'll let anyone else take a look before merging :+1:


Thanks for all your hard work @milesmatthias. I use this gem all the time!


This turned out to be pretty easy to deal with, just update `spec.json` and regen the binding!


Is that the best way to declare signals? (Maybe it is, but it sounds like you just copied this from pyqtgraph, which isn't always a reference for quality). ``object`` should be unnecessary in python3. Please use consistent names, camelCase everywhere (``self.minSilder...``) if you want to look like Qt, or PEP8-style names everywhere (``sig_min_changed``).


It always happens. Address sanitizer picked it up.


try


This is a simple HTML/Javascript front end for TodoApi, http://docs.asp.net/projects/mvc/en/latest/getting-started/first-web-api.html


Why we need `ENV['AZURE_MANAGEMENT_ENDPOINT']`? It seems that we don't set this env variable before.


In Azure Ruby SDK, the default endpoint for storage is 'https://management.core.windows.net'. We should use different endpoints for AzureStack and AzureChinaCloud.


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thx for sharing


Heh, yes, but I would still like to make this more general if possible.

FWIW the test failure is due to the suggestion of method name somehow being
affected by my change to a fixture. I'll just fix the test.


I've raised a new issue to track this problem. See #31.


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Probably wrong Array here.


There is only one distribution for all of TPCH, so everything is co-located.


we can discuss with this. I'm not fond of angular style documentation actually.

But it will be great if we have a beautiful document :smile:

:+1:


Con que para esto es GitHub
interesante


That is ok.  The scheduler should only create a distribution once... which it is not currently doing... will fix that also


@idisblueflash 加错地方了，对照着图来加 imgs/workDetailPage/share-guide@2x.png


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I screwed up the output from this. The output shown would be correct if I used map rather than apply. Just fixed it.


I think, we don't need `case...when...`.
The variable `service` is specified by our CPI code, not by users' configuration. So it will never throw the `cloud_error`.


why dont we go for 6.0 ???


I think it would at least be better in the meantime...

(BTW, I'm not criticizing your coding style. I'm a big Python fan! ;)


I believe test name should have `test` prefix to actually run in the test suite


I re-did the introductory example using a vector of strings. I wanted the first example to be absolutely trivial rather than showing nested destructuring right out of the gate. In the nested section though, I'll adjust the example to show the breaking down of the structure layer-by-layer like you did here.


Use [`{% url 'coupons:redeem' %}`](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/templates/builtins/#url) instead of hard-coding paths.


Mark 'Redeem' for translation.


Looks good!


I've been following this convention so religiously I never thought to mention this!


Use [`TemplateView`](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/class-based-views/base/#django.views.generic.base.TemplateView). Mixins should come before the base class.


Me not noticing my own notes, removed!


This is the omission causing the reduction in test coverage. On it.


This isn't necessary. The odds of us setting up a new URL without configuring the site are pretty low. The code redemption will/should break downstream in the event that we do manage to setup DNS without setting up the site.


I've been really busy at work lately, I just got moved to a new team so I have a boat load of catching up to do, but I've read through most of your comments and agree with them all. I'm going to go through and rework a lot of the examples to be more realistic (useful?). I'll also be sure not to submit a pull request before fishing through to find all of my notes to myself!


shitty


compared with other properties' naming, seems need to remove TACHYON header

SECURITY_GROUP_MAPPING = "tachyon.security.group.mapping"


Exit early if `code is None`. Don't bother with the client instantiation. You aren't going to use it.


You should render a helpful error page/message displayed to the user in this case.


Add logging.


They want a period at the end of a sentence....


`if not voucer.is_active():`


追加ありがとうございます。助かりました。


Product is not available for purchase.


Wouldn't be safer to do it conditional on the presence of sfs_load, while keeping the RUNBOOTMGR flag? Something like
```
if [ "$RUNBOOTMGR" = "yes"  -a "$(which sfs_load)" ];then
 sfs_load /mnt/$DEVNODE/${SFS_FILE}
elif [ "$RUNBOOTMGR" = "yes" ];then
....


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actually you are right


```python
from ecommerce.extensions.fulfillment.status import ORDER
ORDER.COMPLETE
```


Missing s semicolon ';'


LGTM


simple typo;  ' pacakge'     Don't worry I do more than anyone


This is probably the right way to do this. I’ve waffled between using a tuple here and using `.tupled` at the call site (we definitely have some code that does the latter). It’s weird to additionally tuple arguments that are already tupled (i.e. non-curried), but in the end, this is a function from `A => M[F[A]]`, so A should be A (a tuple).


So looks like there are some additional changes in here, above and beyond those in the referenced pull request. In particular, you appear to have also modified ReferencePropertyField with a roughly-similar set of changes. Have you tested this set of changes with ReferenceProperties? I don't see any tests for them that changed to reflect the new behavior (unlike the extensive tests you added for your new KeyProperty functionality, awesome!)


Let's see [304 Not Modified](http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7232#section-4.1).

> The server generating a 304 response MUST generate any of the
> following header fields that would have been sent in a 200 (OK)
> response to the same request: Cache-Control, Content-Location, Date,
> ETag, Expires, and Vary.

Basically no issue with this. It's the content of `issues[2]`. Maybe to double-check if there are no bogus HTTP headers.

```python
{'etag': '"14d9337fa97f2774fe9379bb7949ec6a"',
 'content-type': 'application/json',
 'cache-control': 'private, max-age=60, s-maxage=60'}
```
That seems right. Then.

> A 304 response cannot contain a message-body; it is always terminated
> by the first empty line after the header fields.

which means you could even send back as a response.

```python
    return ('', 304, issues[2])
```

But let's go back to the original code. The `304` is already handled by the original code in

``` python
    elif issue_category == 'new':
        issues = api_request('get', issues_path, params=params)
        # api_request returns a tuple of format:
        #       (content, status_code, response_headers)
        # So we make a dict here for improved readability
        new_issues = {
            'content': filter_new(json.loads(issues[0])),
            'status_code': issues[1],
            'response_headers': issues[2]
        }
        return (new_issues['content'], new_issues['status_code'],
                new_issues['response_headers'])
```

The code is failing and creates a 500 Internal server error (aka code execution) in fact because of:

```python
>>> content = ''
>>> import json
>>> json.loads(content)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/json/__init__.py", line 338, in loads
    return _default_decoder.decode(s)
  File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/json/decoder.py", line 366, in decode
    obj, end = self.raw_decode(s, idx=_w(s, 0).end())
  File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/json/decoder.py", line 384, in raw_decode
    raise ValueError("No JSON object could be decoded")
ValueError: No JSON object could be decoded
>>>
```

So maybe a simpler thing to do:

```
    elif issue_category == 'new':
        issue = api_request('get', issues_path, params=params)
        # api_request returns a tuple of format:
        #       (content, status_code, response_headers)
        # So we make a dict here for improved readability
        content, status_code, response_headers = issue
        if status_code != 304:
            content = filter_new(json.loads(content)),
        return (content, status_code, response_headers)
```

Would that work for you? ^_^


Thanks!

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Good documentation.


I switched all of the stuff to longs (including other places you mentioned)


You do have very good documentation and organization of your code very easy to follow through!!


This completes #2, though edge cases are perhaps still necessary for Gnar, Jace, and Kayle.


It needs some time for the ***-part1 partition to show up, or the mount action will fail as it can't find the ***-part1 partition. We have tested in our production environment and the time.Sleep is a MUST and 5 seconds is a suitable waiting time.


Thank you so much
This was a relief


ｂ


ttta


Whoops! Forgot to add the `test` prefix after copying the method name. Just fixed that now. Thank you for pointing it out.


Nice


Right, you've done it now - I had done it myself, just not pushed the commit. All good.


Very nice notes throughout the program too!!


good documentation.


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flat flat -> flat


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Nice if's


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nice idea putting if in a for! also oranized and easy to understand at the same time!