Remove unnecessary empty lines b/w code.


Bien mais je pense que tu pourrais faire beaucoup plus simple, avec une seule requete ajax :
`var published = this.dataset.published == 'true'` // te renvoie le booléen dont tu as besoin
Et ensuite tu n'as qu'une seule requete ajax avec comme objet :
````js
data: {
  published: published,
}
```


Is the ???? part proposed `run-tool` command?


@martinpovolny - https://github.com/ManageIQ/manageiq/pull/6088


Fix local variable name.


as you like but all the saturated version of functors have the functor name+s


TestSlowerBranch (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (927 of 927 tests passed)

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When all the forks actually have progress, the Network inspector really helps.  Easier at the early stages when there haven't been a thousand forks that are mostly left alone.

PR67 actually updated the electron version again, and we're now on 0.36, and there are a lot of fixes, as well as new features we'll be able to address some of these undesired behaviors with.


Do we need to read `project.json` to find the webroot folder name?


I don't know yet how this is supposed to be invoked from command line - ????? are there to not forget to update this once I know...


I think we have binaryToBoolean function. This statement looks not so great.


Hmm, will the test infrastructure in Hosting need to directly reference this package? If so maybe we do need a new repo.


this can also be changed by renaming all < name >_s


I guess there is no need to create new array.


I was just testing to see if the high rate was causing the system to starve regular interrupts. Then I changed the critical section implementation to keep interrupts a live but disable task switching.


@DjalmaPessoa @hannesmuehleisen i am not sure that this commit is a magic bullet to speed up the `svydesign` calls..  they still take a long time without it.  djalma, if you think it's important to re-insert it, we can revert this commit -- but it might be better to keep it out, because that is more consistent with the ipums international strategy..  your decision


Indeed maybe not with iter, but with update(0) I think there will be an
exception
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Should be `_buttons = buttons` instead. Please check.


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Hi Marty, I don't have any hard data on if it performs better... as my tests have been more first-time index loading (bleve-blast) instead of updates.

But, it had that feel of "thought exercise" correctness.


Should probably also have a title, see docs next time :P https://history.newtheatre.org.uk/docs/photos_and_assets/


@powerbro :  I am not sure, if we should add `PlatformActionSheetButtonView` to this repo. Lets discuss this tomorrow.


The spice was paprika


some of these are should remain `fmt.Errorf`, as they are protocol errors, but this one is a programming error (by us), so it should be `util.Errorf`. Also, many of these errors do not include the "unknown thing" that they're erroring on, and they should.


IMO, this would be great as a separate Timber tree, so that we can use it for Debug, but omit it for QA and Live.


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As before, great job! Thanks for your contributions, @anuragaryan.
Can I ask you to make the Solutions subtitles #### instead of ###?


subs is less misleading than minuss and so on. I owuld like to only keep
the s on the alternate name and have saturated_minus

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Yeah, I just know next time I get bad results and I have to debug it, I can't easily discern why it's including/excluding a particular value.


You're right, definitely better!


this was actually a fixed mistake from the last commit. why was it not discovered by fail_on_warnings?


I see. Will this be used as a regression test? If so, wouldn't it make sense to put in more frequent transactions to help reveal soft spots following i2c-related changes?
A period of 50s is sensible for a temp sensor sort of use case, but 1uS - 25ms is more realistic for a real-time system like a front panel or LCD.


here comes the doc

std::signbit
  C++  Numerics library  Common mathematical functions
Defined in header <cmath>
bool signbit( float arg );
(1)	(since C++11)
bool signbit( double arg );

....

true if arg is negative, false otherwise


"I call this the machine gun"


See e-mail thread "PRW nominal vs variations" in hn-atlas-PATHelp@cern.ch


ok then

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> here comes the doc
>
> std::signbit
> C++ Numerics library Common mathematical functions
> Defined in header
> bool signbit( float arg );
> (1) (since C++11)
> bool signbit( double arg );
>
> ....
>
> true if arg is negative, false otherwise
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I think this will fail for INT_MIN


you are right


Error introduced here on line 55/56, I will submit a PR.


#Ao3 Tracker
A basic add-on


Ahh, gotcha, all good. I think I have an _idea_ of what is wrong.


This can be simplified even more by omitting the "== True" part because __check_process returns a boolean.


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Compiling with GCC on Linux gives:
```
test/testmathlib.cpp:276:68: warning: multi-character character constant [-Wmultichar]
         ASSERT_EQUALS((int)('AB'),    MathLib::toLongNumber("'AB'"));
                                                                    ^
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         ASSERT_EQUALS((int)('ABC'),    MathLib::toLongNumber("'ABC'"));
                                                                      ^
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         ASSERT_EQUALS((int)('ABCD'),    MathLib::toLongNumber("'ABCD'"));
                                                                        ^
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         ASSERT_EQUALS((int)('ABCDE'),    MathLib::toLongNumber("'ABCDE'"));
                                                                          ^

```


@ricardok acho que pode ser um nome tipo `vertical-alignment` ou `vertical-centering`, pra não confundir com a propriedade CSS :v:


very minor but maybe move this down to the other ```int_cls->giveAttr("__rand__"``` etc calls


That was the fix for @singlecheeze problem (issue #504). twisted.python.filepath basename() returns a binary string but a utf8 string is required here. All comparisons fail if this is not utf8, so all files are removed and not just the stale ones.


don't forget to change the BOXED_INT ret type to unknown when adding support for INT_MIN :-)


From the console: Using a class of md-actions is deprected, please use <md-dialog-actions>.


This for can be removed. The condition "if process in processes" returns the same as this loop. In fact this function can be reduced to something similar to "return process in supprocess.Popen....".


got it, yes, code is redundant.   fixed in  b33241bacdbe0429b5f611


A small detail and a question. Why `Encoding::UTF_8` is not used instead of that here?


@Ryanglambert
Good choice. Vim is a great editor!
I wouldn't exactly call Ipython Notebook a graphical editor. It's really an interactive python interpreter and environment. But I see where it comes from. We'll be using Ipython notebook a lot during the bootcamp.


True, but does not solve the problem of identifying the Workflow-compatible SCMs from a static context.


Well, the idea is that you specify VMNAME if you want to control it — for example, you'd leave it off, whereas I'd set it on.

If you actually want to keep the VM around, or make sure that it has a predictable storage location, this is a nice option.


The order in db_user_sets is as the one in user_to_user_docs_dict ?


There are about 152146+ lines explaining plural but this is not covered. Thus presuming one needs both as minimum. Does not harm anyway.


Looks really interesting so far. Keep it up!


Looks good. The only thing I would change is the Value from "a two column
matrix" to "a two column matrix whose first column is ... and whose second
column is ..." where ... is the thing we talked about before with the %
sign in the column names.

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auto


ich habs diesmal sogar extra mit einem Verzeichnis mit einem Space im Namen getestet ^^
aber das handled Java wahrscheinlich unter Windows anders als unter Linux

aber danke :)


Actually they all have the same problem: you'd expect `fs.lstat` / `fs.exists` / `fs.access` to return false/null but instead they return an err, so async throws :(


it's not really a bind mount, just an invalid src/destination path specification.


@Hugues92 I may be able help with decoding for the FO4 savegame format, if I get permission from my friend to share his work.

I think I misunderstood the part about plugins.  I can accomplish what I want with wbNewFile I think.


PS: The bug was originally introduced by me here: 881755913a0c8994923c567fd42833e3e4bcafb8


Awesome, thanks! I didn`t have Node.js installed, so I downloaded and installed version 5.4.0 from https://nodejs.org/en. After that I can see npm in the command pallette in Code, but I only see npm run script, not npm run compile. I suppose I`m missing something basic here?


minor but the return type can be ```LONG```


> ????? are there to not forget to update this once I know...

Famous last words ;P


hosting.json / config


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I suggest to add comments describing the behavior at the head of the function, which helps making it clear both when you writing and others reading the function.
What you already done is mark out the key steps of the implementation with comments, that's helpful, just need an overview of all these key steps.


C'est passé avec eslint ce changement d'indentation ? Ou t'as fait un `--no-verify` ?


ok I think I have still no minuss and will add saturated_minus and replace pluss by saturarted_plus
if you like it


so they have to at least specific "foo:" if they want to put "foo" into the current working directory?

why not support just "foo" means "foo gets copied to the current working directory"?


please add INT_MIN and INT_MAX and add a test for ```__float__```


@yoojinkimhong DWMR. Great to see you submitting these. Keep it up!


E foarte bun.


so just prevent mistake on double s'

2016-01-07 20:28 GMT+01:00 jtlap <notifications@github.com>:

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> pluss by saturarted_plus
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Looks good to me.


i know the destination has to be a directory, but does the source have to be a directory?


s/a//


Beginning work on #2


A backport for this to get into MCO 2.7.x is up at https://github.com/puppetlabs/marionette-collective/pull/360


For those, like me, who have an empty dialog box. Remove md-dialog and /md-dialog tag from add-new-party-modal.html


Woo!


Dffff


In that case I will move it there and create a legit PR.


You'll need to git clean, bootstrap and configure in the SC/13 directory for the fixes to SC/13's build system to take effect.  I don't think the build system would ever delete files it doesn't make any more -- that wouldn't be very safe.


`arays` -> `arrays`. Now it's not shooting my eyes, yeah.


You'll want to run `npm run compile` from your PowerShell console, not from inside of VS Code.  I haven't tried running it from Code so I'm not sure whether it's uspposed to show up there


if Clean is turning "" into "." for mount[0], why not let it do the same for mount[1]?


And I apologize for not mentioning the Node.js dependency, sometimes it's easy to forget the most basic things ;)


Ach ja und spaces statt tabs für html


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Ignorant question: why do we need the "return" statement? Won't the assert cause execution to terminate?


It was deleted by Mandriva Linux. I applied this patch.


Will take care of this separately (though I thought I would be able to get away without reading json)


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Are you sure the MAKEFILE should be there? I don't think it's necessary, as Cmake should generate it on its own.


@PikachuEXE Thanks for the heads up. Fixed in 6232aa3.


tolle karte, und deswegen muss ich mergen. richtig smart


[PCSC_Protocol_spec_120406_.pdf](https://github.com/najidagher/Java-Card/files/81643/PCSC_Protocol_spec_120406_.pdf)

Voila un document expliquant les differents type des smartcards avec des exemples lecture ecriture pour chacun et comment le faire en utilisant un smart card reader


Ok will do


No problem, I'm learning a lot from this...probably going to read a book to understand everything properly if I get motivation from getting this extension working :)
Running the npm command from a PowerShell console worked, however, I got an error:
PS [5++]: npm run compile

> PowerShell@0.3.1 compile C:\Users\JanEgil\Git\vscode-powershell
> node ./node_modules/vscode/bin/compile -watch -p ./

module.js:328
    throw err;
    ^

Error: Cannot find module 'C:\Users\Jan\Git\vscode-powershell\node_modules\vscode\bin\compile'
    at Function.Module._resolveFilename (module.js:326:15)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:277:25)
    at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:430:10)
    at startup (node.js:141:18)
    at node.js:1003:3

npm ERR! Windows_NT 10.0.10586
npm ERR! argv "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe" "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node_modules\\npm\\bin\\npm-cli.js" "run" "compile"
npm ERR! node v5.4.0
npm ERR! npm  v3.3.12
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE
npm ERR! PowerShell@0.3.1 compile: `node ./node_modules/vscode/bin/compile -watch -p ./`
npm ERR! Exit status 1
npm ERR!
npm ERR! Failed at the PowerShell@0.3.1 compile script 'node ./node_modules/vscode/bin/compile -watch -p ./'.
npm ERR! Make sure you have the latest version of node.js and npm installed.
npm ERR! If you do, this is most likely a problem with the PowerShell package,
npm ERR! not with npm itself.
npm ERR! Tell the author that this fails on your system:
npm ERR!     node ./node_modules/vscode/bin/compile -watch -p ./
npm ERR! You can get their info via:
npm ERR!     npm owner ls PowerShell
npm ERR! There is likely additional logging output above.

npm ERR! Please include the following file with any support request:
npm ERR!     C:\Users\Jan\Git\vscode-powershell\npm-debug.log


The pod anti-affinity logic, I suggest to put in an other function, just to make it clear. The current implementation is just putting 2 cases together, while not logically showing the relationship in code level.

To do a step further, they can be refactored using a same function, since the most steps of affinity and anti-affinity are the same.

Anyway, we need to understand the logic clearly at first.


komische sache auf jeden fall, ganz glücklich bin ich mit der Lösung wie ich es jetzt gemacht hab auch nicht ich schau mal wenn mir in nächster Zeit langweilig ist was das Internet darüber sagt ;)
Danke auf jeden fall für die Mühe!


I think this regex won't work, because our content regex evaluates until the first closing div tag. Therefore we do not have a closing div tag in our content anymore. I assume the search and replace regexes are evaluated on the entry only?


Fixed typo in description:
Fixes stuttering in mob drawing, caused on frames where mobs were crossing tiles.


Please, go ahead and uncomment it. I did that when I had issues with my phenome sud-directory. After it was updated, that solved the issue.

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 Yes, uploaded files should be linked to the metadata tables for that purpose.
cheers
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@Ryanglambert
Great explanation of the commands! :+1: :+1:
Bonus: It's formatted beautifully. Really made my job easier :sunny: . Thanks.


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I do not use Fedora. I use Mageia and we do not update the icon cache by spec file, it works auto.
So please write spec for Fedora if you use Fedora.


This one did it! You are the king @timmywil :-)


Oh good! I was wondering just what the heck the .travis.yml should look like for a project using smalltalkCI as there don't appear to be any examples of an actual project .travis,yml file and the only ones I've ued with builderCI had the install section ...

perhaps there should be one or more example .travis.yml files for those of use who have been using builderCI foreve:)


Looks like it would be difficult to paint! o_O


En fait j'avais déjà un peu fait ce travail dans ma branche iframe. Pour le CSS, on ne peut pas simplement copier les feuilles de style parce que ça crée des conflits après et tout a l'air pas trop beau. Il faut soit se servir de CSSOM pour faire ça ou refaire le style du site.


But it all looks very nice at Kansai :)


Well, neither is much of the rest that's printed to standard error. For example, gpg prints mostly-useless information to standard error. You could say that's it's diagnostic messages, which is a perfectly valid use of stderr 😊


This test fails on 32-Bit Linux:
```
test/testcondition.cpp:1576: Assertion failed. Expected: "". Actual: "[test.cpp:4]: (warning) Logical disjunction always evaluates to true: value >= 9218868437227405313 && value <= 9223372036854775807.\n".

```
Obviously, travis checks are running on a 64-bit system.


@ccronin51 Great choice of emoji, but you need to write it out!

:yum:


I should have done a git clean to remove the old files, but after 3.5 days without
sleep that eluded me.


Ahh!  I missed another thing you need to do:

`npm install`

The compile command should work after that


well, yes. But I'm under the impression that asserts can somehow be disabled. Looking at the code it surely doesn't seem to be the case. In any case, even if we don't allow asserts to be disabled, we may in the future - so I'll claim this is  future-proofing :)


When looking at an example page, I guess this content is also matched by your regex from line 12 here. In other words, i think this comments stuff is already part of the postmeta stuff. So i suggest to leave this one out. What do you think?


Actually, I forgot I have development docs:

https://github.com/PowerShell/vscode-powershell/blob/master/docs/development.md


It would be great to add this to the doc as well, but I can do it...just out of curiosity, can you illustrate briefly why you need this ? :smile: maybe I missed some common use case and would like to know


I don't see any other logic preventing a double event fire on mobile, how is this handler avoiding firing twice?


Tests fail coz become$mood now needs images stored in field -- caching'n stuff


I definitely used the word Botania in the description as well but somehow that didn't make it


Maybe you'll try symlink? Other ideas? Anyway POT file creating needs to fix.


So what the fuck is this? I'm so confused?


`is not found`


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@flavorjones I often missed before_all/after_all in minitest. Good to know there is minitest-hooks.


That did the trick. I'll have a look at the doc as well, thanks.


@mattfik see this commit.


one space too much. How can I fix this in github?


It's much better, just the link should be point to the latest docs version -> https://docs.kentico.com/display/K9/Password+encryption+in+database
and the same problem is with the second link https://docs.kentico.com/display/K9/Password+strength+policy+and+its+enforcement


Perdón, ya había borrado los mains de todas las vistas. No es necesario que borren nada si le hacen pull a esta versión.


Looks good to me.


does enzyme pull in the `es6-shim` or shim the global? if not, we should probably use the `object.assign` module here, since `Object.assign` isn't in older nodes.


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Hello, I am trying to configure the PBC library on Visual Studio 2013 but I did not find the following directories in pbcwin directory:
pbcwin/bin      - Binaries for examples, tests, and the calculator
   pbcwin/dll      - Dynamic libraries
   pbcwin/lib      - Shared libraries
   pbcwin/obj


I tried to put the other helper functions (`buildRequire` and `buildImport` in the outer scope, but the import as a template didn’t work and I needed access to `t` so I just kept everything in here.


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saw approval from lehoff
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/04ea9961279eaf3b8100a0cdd0da75983e3497d3


merging basho/riak_kv/at/do_not_squash_null_cells = 04ea9961 into borshop-integration-1321-at/do_not_squash_null_cells


basho/riak_kv/at/do_not_squash_null_cells = 04ea9961 merged ok, testing candidate = df3b9704


This four lines could be merged like this
```
DataRow[] passwordFormatRow = results.Select("KeyName = 'CMSPasswordFormat'");
DataRow[] passwordPolicyRow = results.Select("KeyName = 'CMSPasswordFormat'");
```

there is no need to declare it on a separate line :wink:


Can the staging:SimonYock be put in the headers?


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AppVeyor fails because there's nothing to keep gcc from attempting to build the assembler code part now. I guess the ifdef should stay, but it should say
```
#if defined(_WIN32) && !defined(WIN_MINGW)
```
instead, maybe?


Without this fix, this typo puts the plugin into a unusable state. Thanks for fixing it. Any plans to publish a release for this soon?


Could add `files_only` option to `ls()`, but easy to filter afterwards too.


true. not sure where i started from that lead me to `String(..)`


test nested dirs.


I was concerned that this might not work in Hiero and Nuke Studio, as they can import the nuke module, but there are lots of features not implemented that raise exceptions. I've confirmed, though, that it works fine in Hiero 9.0+ and Nuke Studio, and that the nuke module import will fail with an ImportError in Hiero 1.8.


Could you add `factory-boy==2.6.0` to `test_requirements.txt`?


Agreed. Will change.


There *are* templates:
https://github.com/hpi-swa/smalltalkCI#travisyml-templates and
https://github.com/hpi-swa/smalltalkCI/wiki/Template-for-GemStone

The latter needs updating...


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this test doesn't prove very much.  i think you need some logic that's going to actually confirm the files were present in the image during assembly.  Otherwise i can remove SecretMounts from your config above and this test would still pass, right?


Nidhi, are you done with the database part using Sequelize JS?


Minor- For easy read, I would suggest to move FEATURE_UNIX..() macro onto a separate line.


Shouldn't "reason" be a human readable String explaining why suspend was inhibited?


Resolves https://github.com/Azure/azure-mobile-apps-node/issues/296


Has anyone noticed when they implemented the code for the state labels it takes much longer for the js to load? I'm experiencing that here: http://199.119.123.135/


Hmm.. could we change config.js to include the top-level `trace` property? That would make it consistent. The text, then, could be worded like:

> Alternatively, you can provide configuration through a config file. This can be useful if you want to load our module using `--require` on the command line instead of editing your main script.  You can start by copying the default [config file](config.js) and modifying it to suit your needs. The `GCLOUD_DIAGNOSTICS_CONFIG` environment variable should point to your configuration file.


This should probably have some associated documentation outside the code, yes?


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For some reason, hdfsCopy isn't working, always returns an generic error


I added a quick little js formatting for the phone number and pushed to a new branch, https://github.com/shapiromatron/loc/tree/phone_number_formatting

It adds in parens and a dash, and restricts input to 10 digits. Input other than digits and more then 10 digits is ignored. If you think it's a good idea, we can merge it in.


LGTM


I don't think there is an environment variable containing this value but it is configurable https://github.com/WikiWatershed/model-my-watershed/blob/develop/deployment/ansible/roles/model-my-watershed.rwd/defaults/main.yml#L4


Why not just

```
var target = '#channelName'; // could also be a nick, or nick@hostmask
var message = 'I like boobs';
bot.say(target, message);
```
?


Len -- thanks for the overview. That helps a ton. The SDF indexing and access is really nice and I understand the space tradeoff.

Sven-Eric -- thanks for the feedback. I'll look at adding in auto-detection as an option. We have the RTG SDF option available but currently default to bgzip and grabix indexed fastqs. They are a bit slower to generate, but parallel bgzip helps quite a bit to make it comparable with RTGs preparation process as long as there are multiple cores to use. I don't know of any CRAM approaches for pulling blocks of reads from unaligned inputs, but would be happy to try them out if you know a practical approach. Thanks again.


fixed


this should likely be an error because it means the jenkins server was restarted


Can you fix indentation here?


It would be good to add a note here that we only estimate diagonal covariance matrices.


can we call this "random initialization" and put a note in the enum definition saying what function in enceval it corresponds to? (`gaussian_mixture<T>::random_init( std::vector<T*> &samples, int seed )`)


This is a test.


this is a comment


comments


yeesh - there's not some concise breeze rand(n,k)*(range*identity)+(mins*identity) stuff we can do here? That might be a little more readble.. but this looks fine.


defaults to TRUE?


Fantastic work!


Comment on c2b7384


seems fine.


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The method has_key(we shouldn't use this anyway it is not pythonic) has been removed in python 3.x so i will change it to a more broad use.


LGTM


Is this what you mean by turning it into an array instead of 3 global vars?


YES, i think this is better.


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@schibo Yeah. I haven't tested the absolute latest version of Java on Windows, but that is what was causing most of the problems in the last version I tried.


@BIGN0 你好，暂时没时间。可能过年的时候吧。


Use a (;)
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You can read the current value by `:echo g:airline_section_c`, then replace the `%F` there with `%f` and set it in your `.vimrc`

```
let g:airline_section_c = '%<%f%m %#__accent_red#%{airline#util#wrap(airline#parts#readonly(),0)}%#__restore__#'
```


What does it say?

I haven't used pyflakes before.  I just installed it and ran it on b2 and got this:

    $ pyflakes b2
    b2:822: local variable 'e' is assigned to but never used
    b2:1189: local variable 'bucket_id' is assigned to but never used
    b2:1382: local variable 'file_id' is assigned to but never used
    b2:1383: local variable 'size' is assigned to but never used

PyCharm agrees with all of those.


(Sorry about the late reply, I didn't get the notification because this comment is on your commit, in your own fork).

It seems we can move some stuff around. How about:

* (Optional) Do the "inside function" and "is the function" async checks before doing the "let's try to parse a unary expression" step. That might mess the parsing semantics a little, though, I don't know.
* Can't we save the current token at the beginning, after the "await contextual keyword" is matched? Then, in case of success, there's no need to seek back to get its `beg` and `end`. `js2-record-face` also accepts an optional `token` argument.

Moving the `when` body into the last condition of `and` seems to be called for here. Then you can remove the `when`, and the `prog1` form will turn into if-else.


@joerg-krause Happy to hear it!


Also when you do " for path in os.environ['LD_LIBRARY_PATH'].split(":")", it may very well be that $LD_LIBRARY_PATH may not be defined at all and then you will be calling a method from a None object.


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And the award for most detailed commit message of the month goes to @jrose-apple :-) I'm not a fan of the #ifdefs in the test though, is that really better than separate files in Inputs/?


Nice, great to see this get removed!


close #1


OK


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The work I do


**WARN** The pointer `file` remains unclosed. Please find a good position to free it.


@bvssvni: just tried and there is no impact. I suppose the compiler already inlines.


@justusc tests pass but impact on resource use is unclear.


@chapmanb short answer, no, not unless you count the use of --no-names or --no-quality to remove some of the data altogether. Longer answer:

The SDF format uses a fixed-bit-packed representation for storage of nucleotides/amino acids/q-scores (and q-scores are always stored in sanger encoding) in order to get all the parsing/normalization out of the way once and allow direct access to read subsets (or to pull out subsequences of longer data such as chromosomes, e.g `rtg sdfsubseq`). While it's better than storing the data uncompressed, there's definitely a large gap between it and a compressed storage format. A couple of years ago we did some experiments with compression (there's even an arithmetic coder implementation in the source) -- it was too slow to be practical, but that was in the context of looking for in-memory RAM reduction during mapping.

The margin is larger now people have started quantizing the q-scores, which compression techniques naturally take advantage of but which SDF still stores at a little over 6 bits per score. Looking at the q-score distribution of a typical fastq we have here which seems to have been binned to 7 distinct values, a 0-order compression model should be able to get this to about 1.9 bits per score. That alone would take the 3x down to 2x, more could be obtained from compression of name or base data.

Thanks for the feedback!


@JustPingo Eh Mind you please tell me about why this is listed seperatedly? Is it very important? Since all the update packs containing both normal ones and SAFE_MODE ones.


added this because on my system it is still called `bar-aint-recursive` but according to the original repo the executable is supposed to be named `lemonbar` now too. Saw people having it as just `bar` aswell.


8 files submitted as per instructions. Before testing R scripts make sure you have  data file in working directory. If the data file is already unzipped in original format and name, just run the script.
However, if data file is unzipped, remove hashtag symbol "#" at the beginning of Line2 on every script, save it, then run. This Line 2 unzips data file if needed.


I did not understand the function defDefaultEnv(.) because it does not define a default value, it only runs if the C/C++ compilers are not defined but i do not see how these are defaults...


I'm guessing here, but shouldn't this rather be `!= SP_OK` (or whatever that const is called)?


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Done in c2543825162e134bf3df5305c30ba817807f8a72


I'll merge this first.

And what is "further fixes"? D:
Gunslinger Mine (Ground Drift formula), maybe?
- [ ] Attempt to add pseudo formula for the base damage. (tested using Flare Sphere to Poring, lv1:1300, lv5:1900, lv10:2400 with normal damage is 600 with weapon Destroyer)
- [ ] Previous commit must be wrong, Ground Drift can be stacked (just tested). xD


What need to be reviewed? Actually, RPC and notification do NOTHING so far. Do you mean I review Python Programming code styles?


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you're right, `-r !== ''` is what I meant. :)


commit


comment


For a `string` resource type, the `$compiler->template->source->name` contains the entire template contents, which can lead to parse errors and other problems.  I've submitted an issue, see #157.


不好还回答啥


Thanks @tamird for doing this! Much appreciated!

Please split this into two commits. One for the test and one for go lint errors. I'll comment inline.

Also please include a online commit summary and a detailed description of what your commit is for consistency.


I would prefer a "go generate" for this. Thanks.


**TIPS** You can just
```C
printf("%sDowngrade complete.\nPress (START) to reboot the console.", (safeMode ? "SAFE_MODE " : ""));
```
the next time. This is working, i know, just a little weird.


This is the same flag as above, you don't need them twice


Nope, I want to check the interface. Please revert.


That would be nondeterministic, so I'll refrain from doing that.


@sculove
If User attached scroll, resize It will detach event that user attached. Why it detached all bind function?


will delete stitch_x_change and related associated arrays from main file, but they are commented out here


I have no doubt that this change would give the correct results. But after reviewing the code, this change has the potential to race through many short expressions at once and try to run them all simultaneously. For small problems were there are enough resources the effect will be small, but it could also blow up memory since tasks from from two or more expressions trying to run simultaneously could cause contention that allows temporary memory to blow up.

The better course of action here is to make the following change to TsrExpr.
```c++
template <typename Array, bool Alias>
class TsrExpr : public Expr<TsrExpr<Array, Alias> > {
public:

private:

  bool wait_for_assignment = true; ///< Flag indicating that expression assignment
                                  ///< should wait for the futures to be assigned before
                                  ///< proceeding.

public:

  TsrExpr& no_wait() {
    wait_on_assignemnt = false;
    return *this;
  }

  bool wait() const { return wait_for_assignment; }
};
```
Add the same function to `BlkTsrExpr`. Then in `Expr::eval_to()` call wait if `TsrExpr::wait()` or `BlkTsrExpr::wait()` returns true.

This will allow users to override the default wait behavior if it is desirable for a particular operation.


**TIPS** Since some `while` loop only loop once, you may just execute those outside and remove the useless `while`. Useless `while` may confuse some coders. In short:
```C
while(A) { doOnce(); while(A&B) { doLoop(); } }
```
to
```C
doOnce(); while(A&B) { doLoop(); }
```
As how the `mainMenu` does the choices. That's once a tip for coding. Not servere.


Please avoid use magic number in the code, ENCRYPT.length() should be better.


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I think that It is ambiguous comments. Could you explain detail comments of `grid need`?


Please fix the indent issue in the pom file.


maybe have xs watcher use a tombstone value set at VM startup to do redistribution?

redistribution always sucks in these ways, and I mean beyond the engineering ways.


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committed


I almost got the right test script but still confused on how it works. Thanks for helping tough. @pocke . I'm still currenlty studying how to write test scripts using rspec.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#I130E354R3ar-3oKIain6g


NO_SANITIZE_ADDRESS better in q_platform.h ?

What about for MP?


Ну - если видео не планируешь в будущем добавлять - снесу ;-)


The problem is that XS watcher doesn't know about the domain yet. And QMemmanReqHandler object doesn't have any reference to it, so cannot pass such info (or even a flag that domain list needs to be updated).
And BTW QMemmanReqHandler (this object) doesn't know for which domain memory was requested...

In practice the problem shouldn't be anything serious, because a moment later '@introduceDomain' event will be handled and situation will be corrected.


Remove this line completely.


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IMHO This shouldn't be removed.  If you look to the top it has

`// @if DEBUG `

That is so that it doesn't end up in the production build.  This is used while working on the functions and provides the needed parts to see data you can't just use console for.


_build - здесь лежит собранный лендинг в GULP. Минимизированы и собраны в один файл js, css, html.
SCSS - файл стилей в формате SCSS


Right now, documentation is a weak point for RC. We have the usage notes (viewable using `--help`), and the README, which appears on the main GH page, and that's it.

Where do you suggest the exit code should be documented?


Hallo Manuel ich bin PalmPalm aus dem Hobbybrauerforum,
 da ich sehe das du hier noch recht aktiv bist wollte ich fragen ob es die möglichkeit gibt das du eine direkte Löschtaste für das Temperatur Protokoll machen kannst so das es komplett gelöscht wird oder doch einfach die craftbeerpi.db beim schließen der App leert?

Diese schreibt sich nämlich extrem voll und bringt die Pi zum aufhängen nach  mehreren Brauvorgängen!

Ein Script mit " rm craftbeerpi.db " würde ja schon reichen was per Tastendruck ausgeführt werden würde!

Vielen dank auch hier nochmal für diese jetzt schon geniale App
Gruß
Jerrit


What version of intltool and gettext are you testing with? On OS X (via homebrew) and Fedora 23, intltool extracts strings from the pyw file into the .pot file (intltool-0.51.0  andgettext-0.19.6).


Probably in the README, in a section called "Exit Codes" or similar.


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all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/3075


I think in keeping with the way they've been doing this on other places on the site, this should be Form 2.


`--` produces Omrga-.


Solo Agregando un poko de texto


How about

"and is named for its ending (even) year." ?


I'd like to question 65536? If it breaks if when it gets higher, then you might benefit from creating a constant variable instead...


Ahh, interesting. It's still being generated in http://repo.wsu.edu/spine/1/spine.js at the moment, so the `@if DEBUG` flag appears to not be working.

What problem with data not available in the console does this solve?


"entire four years" "or six years"


Quick note: In python 3.X, curses.putp outputs the following error if `b` isn't put before the first `"`:
~~~~~
Python 3.5.1 (default, Dec  7 2015, 12:58:09)
[GCC 5.2.0] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import curses
>>> curses.putp("\033]2;{0}\007")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: a bytes-like object is required, not 'str'
>>> curses.putp("\033]2;abcd\007")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: a bytes-like object is required, not 'str'
>>> curses.putp(b"\033]2;abcd\007")
None
>>>
~~~~~

The last call to `curses.putp` works after I did that. Not sure which version(s) of python you're testing this with atm. (Am using it with Python3 atm)


You sure you had to do this? `init` on a view calls `initWithFrame:` with `CGRectZero`. Or at least it used to.


"Form 1s"


@mkerrig

I see you like the smiley. That's a great emoji. However, you need to write it out in markdown format ```:smiley:```  like this :smiley:


А тут количество ничьих не предусмотрено...


"ending (even) year." --I suggested this above (and here) because having them right next to each other without punctuation makes them feel like the blur together to me, like "even-ending"


I updated the PR, travis caught that, so now it should be good to go!

> On 7 Jan 2016, at 8:53 PM, Jonas Passerini <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Could you add factory-boy==2.6.0 to test_requirements.txt?
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Thanks, done


@mkerrig
Great choice.  What made you decide on this version? And how did you check your python versions?


Arch,  now we have an encoding problem. Will do a 'second-over' ASAP.


Thanks. Good spot! Done


"ending (even) year" or "ending, even year"

Whichever you prefer :)


House (capitalized)


Senate


Last time! "ending (even)" or "ending, even"


Made some super tiny style notes, but this looks great to me, Lindsay. Thanks for taking the initiative to beef it up.


yay it's changed


waiting for the next available release with this fix to work with docker api 1.20. @KostyaSha when will be the next release approximately?


there is already an approximation in the standard error estimate as used,
because in the public use microdata the  "setor censitario" (enumeration
area)  is not identified.

The correct thing would be to define the argument strata as the  "setor
censitario". Instead we defined it as the "area de ponderacao" which is a
cluster of enumeration areas, sometimes far from being homogeneous.

The  loss of precision due to this approximation should be, in general,
bigger than the loss for not using the fpc, working with sampling with
replacement.

In general, for most domains, the sample size for the census sample should
big enough so that the use the fpc does not change much the se estimate.

Of course using the fpc will be important in the the se estimate if it is
defined from a small domain.

For the census sample examples given in asdfree it will not change much. To
check that,  please compare the estimates with and without the fpc for some
of these examples.

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wrote:

> @DjalmaPessoa <https://github.com/DjalmaPessoa> @hannesmuehleisen
> <https://github.com/hannesmuehleisen> hey djalma, can you look at whether
> this removal of the fpc= parameter from censolite is acceptable for the
> standard error computation? it will make the script run much faster, i
> believe. thanks
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to be pedantic, I think it is logged-in :)


Thanks, fixed.

> On 07 Jan 2016, at 21:03, ShadowKyogre <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Quick note: In python 3.X, curses.putp outputs the following error if b isn't put before the first ":
>
> Python 3.5.1 (default, Dec  7 2015, 12:58:09)
> [GCC 5.2.0] on linux
> Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
> >>> import curses
> >>> curses.putp("\033]2;{0}\007")
> Traceback (most recent call last):
>   File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
> TypeError: a bytes-like object is required, not 'str'
> >>> curses.putp("\033]2;abcd\007")
> Traceback (most recent call last):
>   File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
> TypeError: a bytes-like object is required, not 'str'
> >>> curses.putp(b"\033]2;abcd\007")
> None
> >>>
>
> The last call to curses.putp works after I did that. Not sure which version(s) of python you're testing this with atm. (Am using it with Python3 atm)
>
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Maybe say "The remaining steps are identical to creating any new project with Codeship."


Just can't stay away from canlib, can you? ;-)


Maybe think about writing your name without umlaut.

I just recently had issues with llfuse python package that has non-ascii stuff in setup.py and that was NOT fixed by declaring utf-8 coding.


Or did you meant the part below? In that case, it might make sense to have the For a new project listed first?


Wait a sec, i got thing 2 from develop..


@christoga i don't have much experience with jekyll, so i can't see the point of your PR :) explaination please :)


@0mars solr_serialize_solr_document does not exist anymore in the php7 branch. This commit throws a compiling error on Windows (VC14).


This should be ``console.error``.


make "you will want to at least use the following to install" a bit less wordy ..


> If we seek to distinguish git clones between releases from the released versions, then we will need to bump the version number both just after release and just before release. Starting from the current state, this will have the effect that version numbers ending in an even number are released versions and those ending in an odd number are between-release versions.

I'm not sure the benefit of doing this outweighs the added complexity, but at the same time I *really* like the idea that we'll be able to better support users by being able to distinguish between cloned source installations and official releases.

Another idea, that can help simplify things and prevent difficult parsing etc. is to hold the version number in it's own file, like [JSON-Fortran](https://github.com/jacobwilliams/json-fortran) does. (See [__VERSION__](https://github.com/jacobwilliams/json-fortran/blob/master/__VERSION__)) This way, CMakeLists.txt [can parse the version number from this file](https://github.com/jacobwilliams/json-fortran/blob/master/CMakeLists.txt#L33-L42) and we could even include logic to allow text like `-pre-release` in the version number. Then `install.sh` would no longer [have to parse CMakeLists.txt](https://github.com/sourceryinstitute/opencoarrays/blob/master/install.sh#L823-L827).


:clap: :clap:


Replace "just as if" with something more precise please.


I see no changes to the README.


This resolves #6


I love comments like this, which explain *why* code is a certain way. Thanks.


This change broke Windows Server 2012 R2 running PowerShell 4.0. Upgrading to PowerShell 5 isn't always an option on older systems (e.g. Windows Server 2008 R2)


Since the mon2user key exists I believe it may be better to use the update syntax like this:

```elixir
defp add_mon2user(state, monitor, user_id) do
  %{state | :mon2user => Map.put(state.mon2user, monitor, user_id)}
end

# could push that up the caller as well if you wanted and just define it like
defp add_mon2user(mon2user, monitor, user_id) do
  Map.put mon2user, monitor, user_id
end

# call it like below instead of passing in the state just pass in the monitor map
# thus the add_mon2user function doesn't need to know the monitor map key
# it's just given a map
%{state | :mon2user => add_mon2user(state.mon2user, monitor, user_id)}
```


ok, thank you for fixing it (again) :+1:


Haha ... when I saw the squak and pharo templates I figured they were incomplete ... I also figured that I was on my own for the GemStone template because it was going to be different:) ....

slightly unrelated, but I appear to have to include the:

```yaml
addons:
  hosts:
    - travis.dev
```

In my project .travis.yml file, and that would be better done in the smalltalk.rb, since it's not obvious and subject to error if the host name doesn't match the host name being set by the `sudo`


The new version lacks the conciseness and simplicity of the old version so I'm in favor of reverting this change.


Very clear Code. I like it. I assume the other Functions will be integratet as soon as they are (re-)written


thanks for this @Fil


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:+1: @jordanell


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Ah, sorry, you're right. Hehe, it should be "w+" here. It's the exception, since "w" is not the work vector, it's defined earlier in the function.


Should all these `warn` messages be `error`s?


Best line ever!


This doesn't quite match the old behavior... which would perform some cleanup actions if `validateShape` failed. There's always a possibility that the RWD service will return an invalid shape so I think it's work preserving this behavior.


That's a good picture of you!


It's an abstract picture


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Added a bunch of sass and testing. Mistakenly deleted one letter in one of my models... must git it all again


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No - garbage collections in help list


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`console.log`


Did this effect the result of the test?


I'll fix that now


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Thanks @Jan-E Just pushed it, along with other fixes.
Really appreciate your help. Sorry for taking so much time to reply to your post, struggling with time to get ENV setup for windows and to reproduce/figure out the json globals issue.


Please add "netbsd", too.


@JavaJens
> You can enable this and will see that outgoing calls work

I don't thing enabling this will make outgoing calls work without GCM.
(GooglePlayServicesUtil.isGooglePlayServicesAvailable(this) == ConnectionResult.SUCCESS) will return False if gapps aren't installed.

If I'm wrong please correct me...


test


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This is not correct for Rumprun, thread creation is different from vanilla NetBSD.
(pointing it out for the case where someone does run into the situation where the above bites)


intltool-0.50.2, gettext-0.19.4 (Mageia 5).
cd po
rm -f fwbackups.pot
make update-po
Must be 517 strings total.


Maybe it's just a matter of opinion, but I like to use ``@property`` for this sort of thing (computationally cheap accessor methods). I'm not asking that you change it now, but I reserve the right to update it myself in the future. :wink:


The game shows error message if game data is not found.


Still some data, is in package, so like the half of data must be provided by the user, the rest is in package.


Thanks a lot. This is one of my first OS contributions and learning things
like this is a big motivation. Keep up the good work 👍
On Thu, 7 Jan 2016 at 16:48, Sami Samhuri <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> It has to do with backtracking. When the regex engine matches .* it tries
> to make it match as much text as possible, and then backs off only when it
> has to to match the rest of the pattern. By restricting it a bit more you
> avoid that backtracking and some of the pathological cases that might
> result from it.
>
> I think that's the gist of it, but I read Friedl's book a long time ago
> now so the details might not be 100%. regex.info
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>


Internal URLs for shinyapps.io should not be used. They're a security concern, so we're getting ready to deprecate them. They will work for next 30 days or so, but after that we will shut them off. The good news is we're ditching the iframe also.


Also I think "TextSecurePreferences.getGcmRegistrationId(this)" won't return anything usefull.


I don't see the labels on your site. Mine seem to load fine. Check out http://autismamerica.org/autisminsurance.htm


Using src/sys/rump/rump.sysmap is easier, though not sure if it's worth changing if the above works.


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I can imagine use cases for triggering the event both before and after calling setAuthenticated(). Have you thought about adding another event, called onAfterLoggedOut, and renaming the current one to onBeforeLoggedOut?

Calling onLoggedEvent event callbacks before setAuthenticated(FALSE) causes the User::getLogoutReason() method to return NULL. I need to know the logout reason at the time of invoking  event callbacks. Of course, I could adjust my code to something like NULL==MANUAL but I think my suggestion is cleaner.

Thank you for your comments.

If this has been discussed, I'm sorry but I couldn't find any info on GitHub.


literówka,
powinno być user_name


Yeah...I decided to remove them for now. Thanks for the reply though...and sorry for the trouble!


Oops, I changed that for testing because I had added logging. This doesn't change the test result.


Sure, that will become part of the `smalltalk.rb`. Is it always going to be `travis.dev`?


Very nice!


fast-forwarding end-to-end/timeseries to borshop-integration-1321-at/do_not_squash_null_cells = df3b9704


Yes, I committed my tokens. No, they are not valid anymore.


Using global var for TestEnv is what gtest docs suggests to avoid.


Where is this logic managed ?


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Good call!


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@copenhas Curious if you have some ideas on code organization.

We now have a `RegistrationController` and `JaRegistrationController`, which I did because the create methods varied enough enough in the workflow that putting them into one seemed hopeless.

Basically the issue is that the html version which is the one with the `ja` prefix it registers the user and issues a redirect along with putting things in session and putting a flash message etc. In the api version I don't want this and certainly don't want the redirect I don't think that will be useful for how the api works.

I originally was going to fetch the request headers and look at the content type, but that just started feeling clunky... This works, but I don't like having two almost similar controllers named slightly different, but may be best.

I was almost tempted to maybe do something like

`web/controllers/api/... web/controllers/html/...' so that the controllers are like `Yggrdasil.Api.RegistrationController, and Yggdrasil.Html.RegistrationController` - but then was like is that too much effort? I mean if we started using the api with Ember would we keep these html pages around?


ok the tests are correct so we should add -Wno-multichar to disable these warnings


I didn't because I hadn't a system at hand to test that on, sorry.  If you can just submit another PR to opam-repository for the NetBSD addition, that'd be great!


still missing `memory-stats.js` and `monitor.js`


The change was in the changelog.


gotcha - I just copied this over - we can nuke if you want


I think we're doing here something wrong. The original code for [`TryGetLastSuccessfulRead`](https://github.com/Particular/NServiceBus.Azure/blob/support-6.2/src%2FNServiceBus.Azure%2FTimeout%2FTimeoutLogic%2FTimeoutPersister.cs#L391) was using `GetUniqueEndpointName()` that took into consideration [more than just a sanitized endpoint](https://github.com/Particular/NServiceBus.Azure/blob/support-6.2/src%2FNServiceBus.Azure%2FTimeout%2FTimeoutLogic%2FTimeoutPersister.cs#L383).

This change was lost when we split the repos. I think we should take back dependency on the Azure SDK to have access to the `SafeRoleEnvironment.CurrentRoleInstanceId`. @yvesgoeleven can you chime in if you have a different idea?


Lone console log, otherwise ACK from me


comm


Bloody .gitignore rule :D


Looks like a typo broke the link.


Oh dear, will add


@joelsolon, @tsafin

I think the Joel's idea is to use consistent presentation of the information for this document. If we use placeholders, we should use only placeholders anywhere in it, without right coded values.

Talking about the concept of the "cheat-sheet", or "just-look-and-repeat", the main point should become an ease of the information perception. Anyone new to this language, as anyone who know a lot about COS should be able to do a "hot start" mostly just by using this reference document.

So, I think placeholders are awesome in case you can get obvious meaning from them. If the placeholder is called somehow like `horolog`, `status`, `query`, etc. it may be quite hard for somebody to recognize which data type or even entity these means without searching for the extended reference somewhere in documentation.

*Boom - idea - we have an online documentation, why not to hotlink any special [function](http://docs.intersystems.com/cache20152/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=GCOS_macros#GCOS_macros_mpp_lblbFunction) with it?*

Alright, that is my thoughts, placeholders are great only if they tell everything about them. In other cases a little example would not be redundant.


you should use 20 cups of milk instead 3 cups of milk. okay?


Merge function from [lodash](https://lodash.com/docs#merge) produces an interesting result when dealing with a String-Array merge:

```sh
_.merge({ key: 'string' }, { key: ['a','r','r','a','y'] })
#=> { key: [ 'a', 'r', 'r', 'a', 'y', 'g' ] }
```

Seems the string is casted into an array of chars (`['s','t','r','i','n','g'] `) and then the second array overrides it.

In order to solve it and keep using merge function (widely used in `azk`'s code), I'm just previsouly casting the string into an array before calling merge.


This line should also say Skizze


I though I already published, my bad. I'll do another release within a day.


I think we're doing here something wrong. The original code for [`TryGetLastSuccessfulRead`](https://github.com/Particular/NServiceBus.Azure/blob/support-6.2/src%2FNServiceBus.Azure%2FTimeout%2FTimeoutLogic%2FTimeoutPersister.cs#L391) was using `GetUniqueEndpointName()` that took into consideration [more than just a sanitized endpoint](https://github.com/Particular/NServiceBus.Azure/blob/support-6.2/src%2FNServiceBus.Azure%2FTimeout%2FTimeoutLogic%2FTimeoutPersister.cs#L383).
`TryGetLastSuccessfulRead` method:

This change was lost when we split the repos. I think we should take back dependency on the Azure SDK to have access to the `SafeRoleEnvironment.CurrentRoleInstanceId`. @yvesgoeleven can you chime in if you have a different idea?


Обоснованно, судя по-всему, ибо это мой промах на счёт очереди потоков на условной переменной.

Корректным поведением будет освобождение очереди потоков, ожидающих события на условной переменной, перед её удалением.

Избежать данную ситуацию можно, конечно же. Можно выставить флаг о том, что thread_pool подвергается уничтожению, после чего необходимо бросить событие notify_all(). В результате "ожидающие" потоки продолжат корректное завершение своих задач (однако следует предусмотреть соответствующее поведение для случая, когда thread_pool уничтожается, то есть, в частности, ожидание на условной переменной необходимо запретить), после чего можно удалить потоки из thread_pool'а, а затем и сам thread_pool. В результате, полагаю, что очередь ожидающих потоков на условной переменной должна быть пустой.


Probably not.


I need to talk to the original author here - I don't know why the equivalent netbsd one exists - it might be legacy - part of this pull was getting us to closer parity w/upstream so that we can eventually merge in


has a set


Shouldn't no password be a valid case?


@davidlehn this is old (Nov 18th) and no longer needed. How do I remove it?


probando


Поясните логику работы с SynchronizationContext в вашем приложении, в частности что будет, если убрать вот эту строку?


Actually this is all wrong - the transient property is a category property, not a notification hint. I did test, but my tohkbd is on the blink which confused matters. Do you want to roll back, or shall I do another PR?


Actually, I wouldn't put a colon directly into the heading itself, we could add text to the main section though.


The whole parsing seems to grow overly complex, can't we use regular expression instead?


It's sooo addictive! I would appreciate if someone would test my examples though, since I don't have the equipment to do that...


This is what we agreed on at today's meeting.


No it's fine (except the comment at the top which is wrong ;-)


In case of a hash collision,  this stops being deterministic as only one of the keys will get processed.  Need to account  for collisions and figure out a tie breaker / ordering strategy  ( secondary hash function perhaps? )


Any explanation as of why? Does `['default']` break something?


I'd just use the command line.  But I think you can go to https://github.com/perma-id/w3id.org/tree/master/xapi/medbiq (or your local version) and use the trash can icon to delete files.  Probably want to get rid of the empty README too.  If that all fails, let me know and I'll do it.


Adding default in this case would add the default key to the list of namespaces, unfortunately. I'm not sure what the right thing to do there is. Any ideas?


Thanks for the heads up @kippandrew


I believe that is actually how it works, https://www.npmjs.com/package/irc is what the current bot in the channel uses, and it supports different kinds of targets.

A lot of the time my bot will respond directly to a person if the target is the bot and not the channel, and then you need to use the messageRaw.from property.


LGTM, and nice diagram.


send back the business ID on successful creation so the business doesn't also have to login separately after sigining up


OOPs.. Thankyou for pointing out...


Nice, seems like a simple solution to the problem. The only real issue was testing right, so I don't see any harm in this.


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Please, take a look to the `@EventListener` and its `condition()`, where the `rootObject` is `EventExpressionRootObject`.
So, we some alternative like:
```
@EventListener(condition = "event.listenerId == 'foo'")
public void onContainerIdleEvent(ListenerContainerIdleEvent event) {
          .....
}
```
I don't say to document it here, just for case to study more :smile:


minor adjustment to make routes pluralized, eg ( `/businesses`) based on http://www.vinaysahni.com/best-practices-for-a-pragmatic-restful-api


z80asm. I think I wrote that at the top of the file.
http://www.nongnu.org/z80asm/index.html
License of the assembler is GPL.


It's great to see that `trezor-agent` works for the KeepKey too! :)

I would be happy to merge this code into my [repository](https://github.com/romanz/trezor-agent/) as well, if it's OK with you,
so the same project will support both the Trezor and KeepKey wallets.


kjhlkjlhlkjh


As it is, I suggest you use this source as a test case for your assembler.


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It's all good, I just wanted to make sure you didn't make more work for yourself. :grinning:


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Though they aren't failing on the travis run, I'm seeing fails locally for the datepicker unit tests in the master branch.
<img width="777" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4303/12182224/bee5bafa-b53b-11e5-9f02-a2c8f43f769c.png">


note to marlon --> flow for getting business information would be

```
/business/:businessId
```

and would give back information about the specific business (name, address etc)


Hm, so I guess indices on AbstractForeignFields are a nogo for our Toku version. Good to know


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Do you mind if I borrow the code or Archive.c for my KTM? I know the license is permissive about it, but just wanted to be sure.


\cc AmazingJaze


Ruby evaluates from left, right? If so, then move `@eof_received` to the first place. It's cheaper to evaluate and it's false most of the time.


\cc @AmazingJaze


@perjg, the parameter should be "qInter", not "qIntra". Otherwise, LGTM.


Cool - yes; I'll play with it and document.


Could you give me a short summary of what was being concluded? I wanted to come, but it wasn't possible, sorry.


Ohh How about
```js
exports['default'] = svgAttributeNamespaces;
module.exports = exports['default']
```
?


Does that work? I would think that would just overwrite the export. If that works i'll do that.


Sure, we aren’t quite done yet.  It is a hack right now, I can let you know when it is ready though.

> On Jan 7, 2016, at 12:39 PM, Roman Zeyde <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> It's great to see that trezor-agent works for the KeepKey too! :)
>
> I would be happy to merge this code into my repository <https://github.com/romanz/trezor-agent/> as well, if it's OK with you,
> so the same project will support both the Trezor and KeepKey wallets.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/keepkey/trezor-agent/commit/107f383fc1d8f116164d03cc599d34771d9dcf79#commitcomment-15325831>.
>


Please submit a PR. This looks right.


Why is this comment on this commit?


Thanks. Fixed.


Nueva subida de Martin


It's a bit strange to use `get_object_or_error` if you're going to catch `NotFound`. You might as well do a regular query and catch `NoResultsFound`.


Isn't the variable `teacher_dataset` unnecessary?


Thanks! I just deleted those and submitted a request.

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On Thu, Jan 7, 2016 at 2:36 PM, David I. Lehn <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I'd just use the command line. But I think you can go to
> https://github.com/perma-id/w3id.org/tree/master/xapi/medbiq (or your
> local version) and use the trash can icon to delete files. Probably want to
> get rid of the empty README too. If that all fails, let me know and I'll do
> it.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/perma-id/w3id.org/commit/0b3682c66cff94dc48ac904b45a5ac6abd650dfa#commitcomment-15325764>
> .
>


Finished testing the new changes. While my own call to curses.putp works in the python CLI, when putp is used in the context of the program, all of the output isn't shown until I quit termdown.

What I did to verify this was to add some junk text after the terminal ANSI sequence to set the title. So in the test case, lines 288-290 looked like this while I was trying to find the source of the problem:

~~~~
                with curses_lock:
                    if not no_window_title:
                        curses.putp("\033]2;{0}\007AWEAWEAWEWAEEWAEAWWAEWEA".format(countdown_text).encode())
~~~~

This is what my terminal output looks like after I quit termdown:

~~~~
 _____/[shadowkyogre@AlpheTerra|2016-01-07 12:33:31]\______________)
(_/[/t/p/t/s/termdown]\_____________/((makepkg)>--< ./termdown.py 2h -a
AWEAWEAWEWAEEWAEAWWAEWEAAWEAWEAWEWAEEWAEAWWAEWEAAWEAWEAWEWAEEWAEAWWAEWEA⏎
~~~~

That means that while termdown is running, the terminal isn't getting a chance to process this for some reason. Outputting the output to stdout immediately (vs waiting for termdown to quit) should fix this issue (hopefully without the use of an external command).

After some fiddling around, I think I came across a solution that ensures no text distortion and doesn't use an external command (line 290):

~~~~
                        print("\r\033]2;{0}\007".format(countdown_text), end='')
~~~~

What that does is output the escape code directly without the help of curses without ending on a newline. The \r character, in this case, brings the printer to the beginning of the line to make sure no text gets shifted down or right.

I think there'll need to be some changes done to this for this to work in OSX too (since I think the \r character is the EOL character in OSX, but correct me if I'm wrong). The previous print line might also need to be changed to be python2 compatible too.


Does it make sense to use `Inf` instead of a concrete value like `1.1`? This could make it a bit more intuitive to read.


Note that GPS_PROTO_UBLOX_NEO7PLUS is currently disabled on this commit as it causes 2 of my 3 NEO6M not to detect the GPS. They all detect fine and quickly if GPS_PROTO_UBLOX_NEO7PLUS is disabled.


What is the purpose of ``**dict``? Could you just pass `cookie` as a keyword argument?


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This looks like a breaking change. Before @filterCallback wouldn't be called if included is false, but now it does. So the view's visibility is being updated but it's not being inserted into the collection view. It seems to be a false state.


`1. - λseq` with a space, to emphasise that it is a difference, not a sign?


Build list of item page URLs, iterate over list and grab URL for PDF items


So, for better of for worse our style guide requires a default: clause for all switch statements. Also, I don't get a compiler warning for adding a new enum constant even without the default anyway... is that an Eclipse compiler thing, or something else?


fixed broken links


How about fail in the directory is *missing*, but populate if the directory is *empty* (or missing a specific golden). In this way, we never master without knowing, but its really easy to do. (I can make this change if you point me the correct direction.)


it's supposed to consume less memory (but it's more verbose) if you try Object.create and Object.assign:

```js
var sdp = Object.create(SDP.prototype);
Object.assign(sdp, sdpTransform.parse(str));
```


The intention was to clear up the disagreement in grammatical number between the first and second line of the heading, and interpreting it this way (making it clear that the second heading talks to the representatives, whereas the first heading talks to our visitors) was what we agreed on.

Secondly, I suggested the alternative selection UI I implemented in 01611baa70bab28384a0c80503bb1e042cb06a9e, which is what we agreed was a good idea.

Finally, we also talked about amending the representative modals to include contact instructions (both to the representative and back to us), which I believe Thomas is implementing right now.


Should talk or point to discussion about global features/code versus project specific.


@riaanjvos why is `AccountsUtil.java` importing `android.util.Log`?


Try not to mix your imports. Follow [PEP-8 standards](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#imports) as much as you can and group your imports by package.

```python
from django.utils import timezone
from django.shortcuts import render, get_object_or_404
....

from .forms import ClientForm
....
```


M-m-m. OK. Just was going to test locally and merge...
Will wait for the next commit.


Way to go! :clap:


The variable `timetable` is quite redundant here.


*Data


We could link to a wiki page for the sample bug report if we want to save space.


You're right, I'll revert it.


Thanks!


`request.method` refers to `GET`, `POST`, `PATCH`, `PUT` or `DELETE`. The string `CLIENT` probably will not show up here.

You'll want to `POST` form submissions (I noticed that you were using `GET`, which adds all of the submitted form data as querystring params in your browser's URL field).


LGTM (already in master), but the documentation comments should be updated. See #10 .


Bueno man, obra de arte!


Maybe what?


This hunk should be updated to do the `strftime()` formatting mentioned previously.


I guess that the documentation should suggest administrators to re-generate the DH parameters:

https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Importing_OpenVPN_DH_Parameters


The reason that you don't receive any `Client` objects in the view is that they are getting filtered out of the result set returned from the database.

Try:

```python
clients = Client.objects.all().order_by('intro')
```

For more (unfiltered) results.


We shouldn't be duplicating these signatures.  Include the existing Interop.Evp.cs file instead.


Last commit to master, that would trigger a ci run ;D


Thank you!  It's good to get back at it.  Looking forward to tonight's
meeting.

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Good catch. Addressed and pushed, CC'd you.


see #26


For python2, you'll need to do the following to have it behave the same way:

~~~~
Python 2.7.11 (default, Dec  6 2015, 15:43:46)
[GCC 5.2.0] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> from __future__ import print_function
>>> print('hi', end='')
hiNone
>>>
~~~~


Working towards closing #26


Fixed the continue here in the next commit.


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Done now :) thanks for the comments @leeoniya. I'll check out your library now.


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Just tried this out with
```js
import { default as svgAttributeNamespaces } from '..'
import svgAttributeNamespaces from '..'
var svgAttributeNamespaces = require('..')
```


> ATM, they have 20% chances of looking for gold when idle and they take 500 each time.

I guess this is per turn? As a turn is ~1.4s, it means on average the wandering fighter will steal 500 every 5 turns on average, right?

If I'm more or less correct, I would rather make it steal 100 every minute or so (aka 10% of a tile per minute.), on average, or gold would disappear rather quickly IMO and this value sounds more realistic to me. (My 2 cents).

Code looks fine so far, I'll test now. :)


From a purely implementation standpoint, I'd rather this was not supported. The current implementation of resilient enums does not support it.


Only use escaped comma's inside translations, otherwise all coluns will shift to right with one position.


I believe so, because removing indirect might turn a finite type into an infinite one.


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```


Same thing here


I am in the middle of renaming all our shim methods to contain a prefix. This ensures the methods are unique across all native methods in corefx and coreclr for .NET Native. See https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/4818.


It does suggest that already, the last item on the page shows how to do it.


I think you may just update this PR. (Create new commit and push)


siemano


Looks like something weird happened to the some of the special spanish characters. Probably an encoding issue?


What password is this? Why not use variable expansion here?


You should say that inserting new classes in the inheritance chain is allowed, as long as they don't have backdated availability.


Use `my_calloc` and `my_free` (from https://github.com/farsightsec/fstrm/blob/master/libmy/my_alloc.h) instead of `calloc` and `free`, these wrappers are a little bit safer. I'm also not quite sure why you're appending `.fstrm` to the filename? (And anyway it should probably be `.fs` and not `.fstrm`, since `fstrm` is only the name of the implementation, not the format itself.)

If you have to manipulate strings like this, it might be better to use the `ubuf` interface (https://github.com/farsightsec/fstrm/blob/master/libmy/ubuf.h), too.


@stvstnfrd, as per your suggestion, I used the UserProfile.has_registered() method to filter out anonymous users. Although this is less efficient than filtering the users directly in the query, I have left it this way because you told me that there are plans to change the way direct access is implemented.


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Can you follow the same naming convention here?  Probably they all should have "SecurityNative_" (or similar) prefixes.


Not true if the member is an override of a method with a covariant return type -- the override would break subclasses, which now have a more restricted return value than when the subclass was originally written.


Ah! This isn't a typo as such: if you compile (using Rust 1.5 on OSX, anyway) using `17388`, and then display help, you should see that the last character's being truncated for some reason, so only `1738` is displayed.


Sehr gut!


This sort of works now, exactly as you describe.


It's OK to do this on one line, no need to hard wrap at 80 columns.


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for what is the modulo operator?


Space after `if` before `(`, please.


I don't see this method being invoked by managed code.  Is it needed?


No need for this :-)


The Project is different from A Typical Profile Management System made with the help of DATABASE . It is a project made with the help of FILE HANDLING IN PHP . So all the Data are stored in Text Files.


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Несложный на понимание вопрос: зачем 2 await в функции?


Do we want to allow a throwing function to become non-throwing?


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Is this a mistake?


I understand it now. You could consider rephrasing it to the slightly shorter "In the EASGD paper it is shown that in some cases a larger number of workers can result in a better test error."


What happened?


What about changing a let stored property into a var? Should be OK IMO


Ah, Leo you're the best! I was looking at those two trying to figure out if they could be used to accomplish this.  I looked at them individually, but did not think to compose them.  Really nice! :sunglasses:

Do you have any numbers about the supposed memory savings?


I kind of wish you'd add this back, because it allows a more efficient representation for resilient enums without payloads (the enum can be fixed size and loadable).


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What about adding an associated type that has a default value?


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Didn't see any problems with maia, adwaita or breeze-dark


After line
https://github.com/mwittig/rfcontroljs/commit/bd73f6458a3d54de97ed84115b2afe7bb800db45#diff-5761863d33304246c8db0ac6f0da6398R36
i would not emit an humidity value for 204. In this case it should not be shown in the gui. but i am not 100% shure.
Look into homeduino
https://github.com/pimatic/pimatic-homeduino/blob/master/homeduino.coffee#L726-L735
without an humidity value in the result it wil not emit an humidity change.


Weird, this patch actually does not change any behaviour from master (It wasn't supposed to anyways.. ) Weird = @JanWielemaker must have already fixed the issue in master :+1: but where?


The use of "on" instead of "mouseenter", "mouseleave", etc., has to do with delegation. These mouse event handlers are bound only to the currently selected elements (i.e., the elements must exist at the time the code makes the call to the event handlers). Since the rating-circle class elements are created dynamically, mouseenter would not work once you change the max rating value. In fact, if "on" is used without a selector, i.e., if the code is changed to
$('.rating-circle').on('mouseenter', function () {
it wouldn't work on elements created later either.
"delegate" could also be used in this case.

See:
http://api.jquery.com/on/  (under header "Direct and delegated events")
http://api.jquery.com/delegate/


What does it look like when I comment?


Thanks!  Version detection code has to be changed to ignore version detection if times out. if we don't get a response to version request for i.e. 500ms - assume neo6 and proceed to nitialisarion. I'll all this later, for now it's probably fine as it is.


should be `public`


+1 for 1 and 2.

thanks heaps !


ruined


I don't actually use the non-binary prefix sum versions, but we should optimize these and replace the ones in multinomial and elsewhere (scan kernels) with these shared implementations.

That, or we should add CUB / ModernGPU as a cutorch dependency :)


Yes! This division helps out a bit more. It balances making sure the repos are discrete units and making sure ipywidgets is in the big happy Jupyter family.


Why not just @fixed_layout without the ()?


A bit unfortunate, since it means PathMatchers can't be created at all.

I almost wonder if it would be a problem to allow a regex using the same flags as above (`CASE_INSENSITIVE | UNICODE_CASE`) even though it won't do what you want when Turkish i's are involved (the regex handling is going to be a bit different than the ICU4J normalization regardless, even in the non-Turkish case). I suppose it's better to fail early than to return results from matching that shouldn't be there.

Anyway, maybe change this to throw `UnsupportedOperationException`? That'll end up bubbling up to the caller of `FileSystem.getPathMatcher(String)`.


this is the prefix sum implementation that I use in the top-k code


First, this seems to be only available on an unstable version of GDK (not GTK).

Second, the version is 2.32 - and not 3.32, according to the doc: https://developer.gnome.org/gdk-pixbuf/unstable/gdk-pixbuf-Image-Data-in-Memory.html

Third, I'm not sure this OR in the build tag has the desired effect. Are you sure that GTK >= 3.18 (which is what the right side of the build tag says) guarantees you have GDK >= 2.32?

This is very unlikely, since the latest GDK version releases is 2.31.4, as of today.


Same issue if public fields of a fixed layout struct have public resilient types. I see no reason to prohibit either, really. "Might be too slow for some use cases" isn't good enough IMHO.


@totten took me a while to figure out what to pass in when constructing a new Kernel. Maybe we should make this param optional in the constructor and default to this so it doesn't have to be passed in explicitly.


I'm not sure @fixed properties are enough of a benefit. You'd cut out the accessor calls but you'd still have to pass the struct indirectly, and field access of these properties would also require indirection because we couldn't guarantee their offsets within the struct.


Thanks! I'm going to use this on my own tmux config!


@xlab Not LGTM (already in master). See #11 .


Haha, all above import declarations worked fine.

What doesn't work is this strangely:
```js
var svgAttributeNamespaces = require('..').default
```


A new @captainsafia inspired recommendation for repos :city_sunrise:


> I guess this is per turn

No, it's 20% chances when they are idle. If they are in a 4x4 tiles, yes, it will happen pretty often. But on a normal game, creatures should go to work or to wander. They won't consider stealing until next idle time


Again, we want to allow the version number to be omitted, for enums that are closed from the beginning of time.


What is `type: 0`? Please use symbol or constant here.


Is it worth describing how @objc enums differ from closed enums?


Lol. And that's with the current method of not adding `default` or with `exports['default']`. And if these things work, do we ever need to be doing the `['default']` thing?


There is only one thing I hope to see in this incredible software: coloring of files based on create/update time. I'll create the issue.

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Adding initializers is allowed if the class is final.


This change clashes a bit with my PR #305 where I have changed the verbose flag for RF24 to be MY_DEBUG_VERBOSE_RF24


So 'non-public' doesn't include 'internal but has availability' right?


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Has the Bill adjustment bug been fixed in this version? What about when adding item with expiration (October 2014 2.0.0 version failed to create bill when adding item with a set expiration period)?


What does the `rest` mean?


Cool - got a flight this evening and I'll work on it then.

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This library is compatible with Laravel 5.2?


I installed this and when I go to the the Web interface, I get a "connection refused". I wonder if I miss something


We can easily skip the `else` part if we do `$arr_result = is_array($result) && sizeof($result) == 1`