Cool. I think I will start converting icons to dia in Saturday or Sunday. Also I think about adding shapes and sheets folders to archive and post them like releases, that way I can save current old version too.


Maybe we can use some benchmark data from [here](http://onlyjob.blogspot.fr/2011/03/perl5-python-ruby-php-c-c-lua-tcl.html)


@nk0leg so it's redundant in both places. Please remove it


Lollipop


Thank you for the response and suggestion. I'll look into that.


DOesn't matter, no. But it is kind of convention to only unionize what you really need. But it was already ugly before, so... eh..


I hear hate everywhere

> Am 11.02.2016 um 09:33 schrieb Tim (robske_110) <notifications@github.com>:
>
> @thebigsmileXD He likes it, that you left IM he doesn't hate you or aodzip. He may ^hate^ (or not like) keithknfg, the issue-closing-and-locking-without-an-comment-master //Wait Intyre does the same...
> And he doesn't hate all IM devs, he just ^hates^ the project itself. And he is just trying to be friendly!
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


reverted


"" you need to spell out as "the empty string".

I think this document needs a major overhaul on its usage of "either" and "one of". It all looks rather wrong.


@phimonk pybossa does not have a password


HBIRE_vector_take2 (amirroth) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1534 of 1534 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I am still.

> Am 11.02.2016 um 09:35 schrieb Aodzip <notifications@github.com>:
>
> @thebigsmileXD
> You should know we are not IM dev anymore , we have been removed
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


FIXME: use `**MUST**` to emphasis the word


This looks fine by the way.


Interface commit comments


@malirod is this class useful with zero-valued `event_handler`?


The funky CropWidget doesn't work in inline forms in newer IE releases and I don't see that changing any time soon, so I guess OK to simply add the field directly to the resource segment...it's a key usecase for the segment, so it's almost another doc_image style resource.


[菜单目录.zip](https://github.com/chengongwen/iOS-component-integration/files/126145/default.zip)


I think it's not entirely clear what is meant by JSON value. Is it any object? Can it have different descriptors like `{writable:false, enumerable: false}`? What about prototypes?

Do you mind clarifying a bit? Perhaps one way is to require that `JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(.))` gives the original value.


What happened?


not really important, but the js style in web client is 1 var declaration per line.  Antony want it that way so statements can easily be reordered and or deleted


yes with the latest build


[广告启动页面.zip](https://github.com/chengongwen/iOS-component-integration/files/126147/default.zip)


全体的にインデントが変ですね。


What is different about this to the doc one? Can't you just use that?
Should avoid Copying code verbatim wherever possible: DRY


It used to work for `Reversi.scala` (not for `AnonFunction1.scala` for example), which made untagged source map tests practical at all. With `Reversi.scala` also pointing to the online version, untagged tests are very difficult to perform, as it is very hard to step blindly until you get inside the Scala standard library. I eventually managed to do it with a breakpoint in the constructor of `Tuple2`.


TeamCity Ppconsul :: Build (Linux) [Build 89](https://136.243.151.173:4433/viewLog.html?buildId=710&buildTypeId=Ppconsul_BuildLinux&guest=1) is now running


Making the comment clearer here is useful


What does this annotation do to a function?


[滑动菜单.zip](https://github.com/chengongwen/iOS-component-integration/files/126150/default.zip)


Obviously cab options OPTION_p_10xTOUGHER and OPTION_u_INVULNERABLE have no effect anymore, they're interpreted equally to OPTION_c_CONTACT.

The parser should be updated to treat options 'p' and 'u' as aliases to 'c'. Documentation should be updated to reflect this. Constants OPTION_p_10xTOUGHER and OPTION_u_INVULNERABLE should be removed.


TeamCity Ppconsul :: Build (Linux) [Build 89](https://136.243.151.173:4433/viewLog.html?buildId=710&buildTypeId=Ppconsul_BuildLinux&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 111 Build time: 00:01:04


No, I searched Qt, but couldn't find ARMv6 compiled versions.

The compilation for everything except webkit compenets completed (I'm doing webkit now).


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On third thought, maybe we could remove the dbMap object. Make the repo use executor if it wants to execute SQL.

```
type clientRepo struct {
    dbConn
}
```


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Just add come of code to check background property is still in manifest. like this.
```
var backgrounds = manifest.app ? manifest.app.background : manifest.background;
if (backgrounds) {
  backgrounds = backgrounds.scripts;
}
```


Added the `not-owned` stuff in this commit - you can see it failing without the `isOwner()` check at https://travis-ci.org/gulpjs/vinyl-fs/builds/108676277


This one worked really well with a zipAll and then a map function, if you zip the lists together and pad the shorter one with zeros then you can just use a map function to add them.

(l1.zipAll(l2,0,0)).map(t => t._1 +t._2)


well great, me too :laughing: !!


I assumed * was a pointer to an array like in C++?


I'm still not clear why name is a named arg whereas in the other langs its simpley `publish("name", "data")`


An encoder is basically a sensor attached to an axle. http://www.andymark.com/product-p/am-3132.htm - I'm not sure if that's the right encoder we should use, but you can see it has a gap. The axle goes through the ring, and the sensor should report back data to the roborio. I'm guessing that we're probably going to have 2 of them, one for rotating the turret left and right, and another to pivot the turret up and down. I'm guessing that the the encoders would probably be no more than 2cm thick, so fitting the sensor to the axle shouldn't be a problem.

I'm guessing we can mathematically calculate everything, but we don't know the actual rpm of the motor. Each motor is different, and the only way we can find out the rpm is with an encoder, so it kinda defeats the purpose.


This would seem to be a bug in the code to fix rather than a translation to add, but perhaps this is a workflow-specific item? I can't find it in the code?


ah ok. I was pushing the correction at the same time now and that was rejected ;)
Sorry, I had added bspwm and i3 earlier today already but obviously you didn't pull before you fixed it yourself ;)


Looks good, just one comment re: usage of publish method


We missed a `-pb` there :)


We already explain here that you can use `~/.prebuildrc` for storing your token, so no extra docs needed for this I think.


centerImages = false by default, we can change this default value to true so that every the post images will be centered.

https://github.com/duongphuhiep/hcqh/blob/master/app/post-page.tag#L66
https://github.com/duongphuhiep/hcqh/blob/master/app/post-page.tag#L177


actionAvailable should be false. Otherwise players can bind the umbilical toggle to an action key and toggle it inflight using the key.


Old `-t`, see comment above


I think we want to pin a specific release so that publishing a new zone.js
doesn't potentially break users, if angular2 has not been tested with that
version yet

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@fjsj but how does it confirm that the it's consistent with the Ably realtime system? I think the test I described will rule out any inconsistencies in time or duration representations and as such is wise to do


@hlinnaka Took a look at the gpfdist/port directory and it seems to be windows related changes and we use the system glob(3) if it's anything else.
I feel like the refactor should be another pull request to integrate the changes from src/bin/gpfdist/port to src/port and use that instead...
Thoughts?


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This fixes issues with Hidendra's metrics.


You can open this using draw.io


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has to be extract_ramdisk, it has been renamed


問題が発現しないのであれば良いですが、
「リンクアグリゲーション」の章で使用している
[link_aggregation.py](https://github.com/osrg/ryu-book/blob/master/en/source/sources/link_aggregation.py) の修正は不要でしょうか？
同じ原因で問題あるようでしたら修正をお願いいたします。


perfect! much easier for people outside of your project to understand what's going on.


Done. I wonder why you need `options(htmlwidgets.copybindingdir = FALSE)`, though. I cannot imagine a situation where you need to copy everything under `inst/htmlwidgets/` recursively, i.e. I don't know how the JS widget binding could use any files from the directory. If the JS binding does not need these files but they are needed by other libraries/applications, it is probably better to include them in a separate dependency object.


arm64 is hardcoded, that won't work for 32bit devices


Kev fixed the build errors, but I'm referring to runtime errors that are still the case. I'll probably revert the MusicManager::addSound changes tonight for now, to fix the runtime errors, as I'd like to have appveyor builds that are properly working for some other fixes I'll be looking into shortly.
Best of luck getting recovering from the illness.


fyi, this part has been fixed upstream: https://github.com/warmcat/libwebsockets/commit/1662c624efac21883809f3f58f98a37556bb0da4

`sysconf(_SC_OPEN_MAX)` would be simpler than this, and more correct than the upstream patch.


Where do we get libsettings? If nothing else, we should document it.


I’ll check it out! Can you use it to edit .png files, or would I have to recreate the graphics?

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Since people have work and different schedules, I'd say a skype group chat would work much better than an actual skype call.


This is a typo, should be FirstName


LGTM.


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@kykdev it allows him to be more inline with upstream as they have tons of patches which only work with the HMP code actually being there.


Rebase of 7a8d457 and 06e0855


I just added an expected error and `@skip-tests`.  Does that not work?


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This video demonstrates the error that occured before I fixed this. The error does not occur with this commit. (in .zip because github)
[2016-02-11-1805-06.zip](https://github.com/rittbys/darkside/files/127306/2016-02-11-1805-06.zip)


>Added Ordict support

Wait, what? I not added the ore dict support in my previous commits yet. It was just my feature that I started before and it not applicable to the ore dict support.
Furthermore, you changed IIngredient back. Why?
I can't merge it automatically with my new branch in that I'm making the ore dict support. Of course I resolve it manually but... it's not cool.


@yihui, I used that option to mimic exactly the behavior you are introducing in `htmltools 0.3.3`. So, I dont think I should be needing it. I am just trying to think of scenarios where removing that option can come to bite me back, since I use it in production code.


An incremental encoder basically looks like this: http://www.vexrobotics.com/wiki/images/2/22/Optical_Shaft_Encoder_Figure_2.jpg . The encoder has a disk with gaps, and as the disk rotates, an optical sensor can detect if the disk has moved or not. For every time the optical sensor detects a change in the disk, an int variable will be incremented depending on the direction of the rotation. So for example if it moves clockwise, the encoder will add 1 to the int variable, and if it goes down, it will subtract 1. There is a set number of increments for a single revolution, so let's say if the encoder will make 40 increments per revolution and we want to rotate it 90 degrees to the right, then we can make the turret move clockwise until 10 increments has passed. There's another encoder called an absolute encoder than can record exact positions, but it looks like that's sold out.


comments, + spaces before () in timeout + val for (action.timestamp - initTimestamp).toInt


space


blank line missing


Why this dummy input is useful? If we need to keep it, document why. Add assert if needed to make sure it is None.


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Okies, will try it tonight and edit as needed. Thanks!


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I was thinking of [createDryRunInvoice](https://github.com/killbill/killbill-client-java/blob/6c217d067e2d54318b387e8b2657a347fc0f0dfe/src/main/java/org/killbill/billing/client/KillBillClient.java#L583) but i see it already takes a LocalDate so we are good.


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blank line missing + indent


several useless blank lines + indent


(nit) This is the second testcase with the same name ("C").


blank line + space after >


from
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_oneplus_oneplus2/blob/140754e5ade2385ae7114f76e76912d056ad6031/BoardConfig.mk


go to the line


I'm getting a compile error at line 2601.  If I comment that line out, the compile is successful.

The error message I am getting indicates that the second parameter of the printf statement is not the int that is expected.

Anyone else experiencing this?

I changed line 2601 to:

				printf("%d %d\n\r", int( primitive_type ), vertex_first);

And it compiled properly.  Apparently the variable _primitive_type_ is an enum of int and not an int.  Perhaps I have some option set too strictly?  I'm using the standard build tools, with nothing changed from default.


I think, you would case conflict, because I made changes on my Windows machine, but I wasn't pushed changes. Anyway, you cloud fix addSound function yourself. The purpose is: don't fetch entire array to detect sound/music, instead, analyze alias to detect "is chunk" or "music type", and it's ID.


cool!


ids


blank line


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space before comma


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Olga -> I will try to update the introduction part during weekend.


Looks good. Merging.


case string: String


here you told me to take it off on Dec 14, 2015, https://github.com/andreorvalho/foodies_cube/commit/72a8ae768e0502be58cc30f51f4ef09582cf2583 , and then we agreed to use it again on Dec 17, 2015, https://github.com/andreorvalho/foodies_cube/commit/17d29c57abecc3da314e6bb463e0e4b140d26f27 .


@sascala Not sure. Give it a try :) Otherwise you'll have to ping someone on the Design team.


useless


You just removed all the database code from the repo... Why?


Install https://laravelcollective.com/docs/5.1/html


to be removed


Sorry for haven't being clear with this question. In this commit above I changed it back to original, after previously having it changed to `!==`. I changed it back here because I wasn't sure If it should be changed.

Here is the original version with `!=` in "initial" commit: 3f98bf0

But your reply answers the question anyway :)  thx


Ha-ha! Manny you jokester! :)


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We discussed this and will change the name of `rcl_time_point_imp_t` to `rcl_time_point_value_t`.


This needs to be of type `rcl_duration_imp_t` (or after the above renaming `rcl_duration_value_t`).


Except, of course, for those cases where we run build logic that must run on something other than java 8. e.g. enterprise environment where all development (including plugin development) must be on blessed JVM, secure environments, need features from java 9, etc.


If you put this in `opts_sync` instead of `opts_others`, it should be dynamically controllable.


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The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [pantheonst](http://pantheonst-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
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I noticed that _primitive_type_ is an enum of int, rather than an int.

I'm guessing that **yz70s** must have some warning turned off, or some option set to recognize enum of ints as ints.


Yes to finish the tests in #396. I don't want to request the GitHub API, so I will need to get fixtures or maybe I'm taking it the wrong way. I was pretty tired when I started looking at it yesterday.


Couldn't load an anvil world - tested working now


You are absolutely correct, I just saw what you were talking about. Yes, it must have been a typo. I will fix it right away, thank you for catching that mistake and for persisting to help me fix it.

103    schtasks /change /disable /tn "\microsoft\windows\customer experience improvement programdp0\consolidator" >>"%~dp0aegis.log" 2>&1


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why was `data.statusCode` removed here? @brainflake


@brainflake @kr1sp1n


My preferred pronouns are Fuzzysqurl and Fuzzy. I realize those would be nouns, but I am trans-"part of speech," so you must respect my noun pronoun choices.


@silverwind This doesn't work on background svg, does it?


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This would be even more useful if `errorPtr` also included the diff image. Rationale: we're building a snapshot image diff reporting system and it'll be important to access and display the actual diff.

In a side conversation, @ultramiraculous mentioned that this might add more processing time than necessary if we didn't want the diff for some reason. Which is a good point. However all of our use cases include viewing the diff, hence this comment/request.


nvm, i see. this is a major change


Not working...could not join at that time...x is not correct


Heh, this module is pretty cool.


This commit is not needed. Just leave it here as is.


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I like the specifics that have been brought up here to get to looping.

Stressing NS specifically at the beginning as an integral part of getting to loop could indicate that looping requires connectivity (even though we know that it doesn't).

When discussing visualizing the data on NS, I recommend explicitly stating that, although NS requires connectivity, the loop itself will be able to run without connectivity.


struct?


Would it be possible to track the [user's pageview if they leave before the page has loaded](https://github.com/h5bp/html5-boilerplate/blob/master/dist/doc/faq.md#why-is-the-google-analytics-code-at-the-bottom-google-recommends-it-be-placed-in-the-head) by **only** moving the snippet to the page header (and leave the script in the page footer)?

Similar as done [here](https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/gajs/gaTrackingOverview).

Would it still have the same performance as by moving **all** scripts to the page footer?


Seems reasonable.


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Ah, yes, sure! Thanks :)


my hope was if you did a PR we could get them to deploy a new version to Maven Central.  We are only using Zookeeper and Kafka.


加号添加


Skimmed.


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add a line note


when there was x, 13.0 could join, but 13.2 could not


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I'm hoping your username didn't get checked in.


I think the error catching needs to be moved closer to the code that does the lookup. Maybe in District or Integration::Here


Ha! That's how it got in. I must have invoked some quick fix thingy that added the reference :-o


Is it OK to apply this class to all output areas?


...why do you keep doing this? I don't see anything wrong with the way it was.


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@flaviooliveri Yes I will do it now


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If we're going to use this for control flow, shouldn't we use a custom exception type?


Is it possible to derive a notion of cubical PER in this library?


Oh, looks like it was like this already.


@cbrightsci You might need to extract this into a separate function, with a separate header file, then include that. Or try reordering.


Just to be consistent, I've minimum version 3.4 in other files.


OK good to remove the Matlab Parallel call.


Boundary always means assembly boundary, so I'll probably leave this as is.


3.4 for consistency.


Skimmed.


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py`, lines 63 to 64.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
@@ -60,8 +60,8 @@
                                "    print('funny end.')\n"],
                               prepare_lines=False)
         self.assertLinesInvalid(self.uut,
-                               " no hello world",
-                               prepare_lines=False)
+                                " no hello world",
+                                prepare_lines=False)
         self.assertLinesInvalid(self.uut,
                                 ["def unfunny_code():\n",
                                  "    print('funny')\n",
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/js/JSONFormatBearTest.py`, lines 32 to 34.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/js/JSONFormatBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/js/JSONFormatBearTest.py
@@ -29,9 +29,9 @@
     def test_sorting(self):
         self.section.append(Setting("json_sort", "true"))
         self.assertLinesValid(self.uut, ['{',
-                                           '    "b": 5,',
-                                           '    "a": 5',
-                                           '}'])
+                                         '    "b": 5,',
+                                         '    "a": 5',
+                                         '}'])

     def test_indent(self):
         test_code = ['{', '   "b": 5,', '   "a": 5', '}']
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/c_languages/IndentBearTest.py`, lines 43 to 44.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/c_languages/IndentBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/c_languages/IndentBearTest.py
@@ -40,5 +40,5 @@

     def test_invalid(self):
         self.assertLinesValid(self.uut, ["int main() {\n",
-                                           "  return 0;\n",
-                                           "}\n"])
+                                         "  return 0;\n",
+                                         "}\n"])
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py`, lines 63 to 64.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
@@ -60,8 +60,8 @@
                                "    print('funny end.')\n"],
                               prepare_lines=False)
         self.assertLinesValid(self.uut,
-                               " no hello world",
-                               prepare_lines=False)
+                              " no hello world",
+                              prepare_lines=False)
         self.assertLinesValid(self.uut,
                                 ["def unfunny_code():\n",
                                  "    print('funny')\n",
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py`, lines 66 to 69.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@
                                " no hello world",
                                prepare_lines=False)
         self.assertLinesValid(self.uut,
-                                ["def unfunny_code():\n",
-                                 "    print('funny')\n",
-                                 "    print('the result is not funny...')"],
-                                prepare_lines=False)
+                              ["def unfunny_code():\n",
+                               "    print('funny')\n",
+                               "    print('the result is not funny...')"],
+                              prepare_lines=False)
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py`, line 56.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
@@ -53,7 +53,8 @@
         self.section.append(Setting("allow_trailing_whitespace", "true"))
         self.section.append(Setting("enforce_newline_at_EOF", "true"))

-        self.assertLinesValid(self.uut, "hello world  \n", force_linebreaks=False)
+        self.assertLinesValid(self.uut, "hello world  \n",
+                              force_linebreaks=False)
         self.assertLinesValid(self.uut,
                               ["def somecode():\n",
                                "    print('funny')\n",
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py`, lines 63 to 64.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
@@ -60,8 +60,8 @@
                                "    print('funny end.')\n"],
                               force_linebreaks=False)
         self.assertLinesValid(self.uut,
-                               " no hello world",
-                               force_linebreaks=False)
+                              " no hello world",
+                              force_linebreaks=False)
         self.assertLinesValid(self.uut,
                                 ["def unfunny_code():\n",
                                  "    print('funny')\n",
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py`, lines 66 to 69.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@
                                " no hello world",
                                force_linebreaks=False)
         self.assertLinesValid(self.uut,
-                                ["def unfunny_code():\n",
-                                 "    print('funny')\n",
-                                 "    print('the result is not funny...')"],
-                                force_linebreaks=False)
+                              ["def unfunny_code():\n",
+                               "    print('funny')\n",
+                               "    print('the result is not funny...')"],
+                              force_linebreaks=False)
```


**Line is longer than allowed. (82 > 80)**
*LineLengthBear, severity 1, section `linelength`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/general/SpaceConsistencyBearTest.py`, line 56 column 81 to line 56 column 83*.


Will go with the tried and true `RETURN_TYPE_MISMATCH` here.


Think you also need to change the gem.path to `gem.path="bugwas/gemma/gemma.0.93b"`??? @ACharbonneau


@flaviooliveri v3.1.0 should have this commit


Thanks :)

I decided to try and implement it since it should be useful for simple version of the nerve construction. If I can get a better intuition about how that should work in this setting then I should be able to generalize to to fancier tree structures following Weber and co.


if this test is basically ignored on Windows, I recommend to use Assert.Ignore(string reason)


Agreed.


Will add `security` here.


We accept PRs :)


Zapped.


Fixed.


I have no idea what happens when I type stuff in here


Nope, can't touch background SVGs with CSS, but you can use attributes in the SVG itself.


I am assuming you tried to do (coolingSetpoint+heatingSetpoint)/2 ?

I updated my js file to match the nest code in auto mode as below to get & set and it is working fine.

this
            .getService(Service.Thermostat)
            .getCharacteristic(Characteristic.TargetTemperature)
            .on('get', function (callback) {
                var target_temp = undefined;
                switch (that.device.attributes.thermostatMode) {
                    case "cool":
                        target_temp = that.device.attributes.coolingSetpoint;
                        break;
                    case "emergency heat":
                    case "heat":
                        target_temp = that.device.attributes.heatingSetpoint;
                        break;
                    case "auto":
                        // Choose closest target as single target
		                   	var high = that.device.attributes.coolingSetpoint;
			                var low = that.device.attributes.heatingSetpoint;
		                	var cur = that.device.attributes.temperature;
		                	target_temp = Math.abs(high - cur) < Math.abs(cur - low) ? high : low;

                        break;
                    default: //The above list should be inclusive, but we need to return something if they change stuff.
                        target_temp = (that.device.attributes.heatingSetpoint + that.device.attributes.heatingSetpoint) / 2;
                        break;
                }
                if (!target_temp) callback('Unknown');
                if (that.platform.temperature_unit == 'C')
                    callback(null, target_temp);
                else
                    callback(null, (target_temp - 32) / 1.8);
            })
            .on('set', function (value, callback) {
                //Convert the Celsius value to the appropriate unit for Smartthings
                var temp_requested = value;
                if (that.platform.temperature_unit == 'C')
                    temp_requested = value;
                else
                    temp_requested = ((value * 1.8) + 32);

                //Set the appropriate temperature unit based on the mode
                switch (that.device.attributes.thermostatMode) {
                    case "cool":
                        that.platform.api.runCommand(callback, that.deviceid, "setCoolingSetpoint", { value1: temp_requested });
                        that.device.attributes.coolingSetpoint = temp_requested;
                        break;
                    case "emergency heat":
                    case "heat":
                        that.platform.api.runCommand(callback, that.deviceid, "setHeatingSetpoint", { value1: temp_requested });
                        that.device.attributes.heatingSetpoint = temp_requested;
                        break;
                    case "auto":
                        // Choose closest target as single target
		                	var high = that.device.attributes.coolingSetpoint;
			                var low = that.device.attributes.heatingSetpoint;
		                	var cur = that.device.attributes.temperature;
		                   	var isHighTemp = Math.abs(high - cur) < Math.abs(cur - low);
		                	if (isHighTemp) {
			                      	high = temp_requested;
			                } else {
				                    low = temp_requested;
		                	}
		        that.platform.api.runCommand(null, that.deviceid, "setHeatingSetpoint", { value1: low });
                        that.platform.api.runCommand(callback, that.deviceid, "setCoolingSetpoint", { value1: high });
                        that.device.attributes.coolingSetpoint = high;
                        that.device.attributes.heatingSetpoint = low;

                        break;
                    default: //The above list should be inclusive, but we need to return something if they change stuff.
                        if (that.device.attributes.temperature > temp_requested) {
                            that.platform.api.runCommand(null, that.deviceid, "setCoolingSetpoint", { value1: temp_requested });
                            that.device.attributes.coolingSetpoint = temp_requested;
                            that.platform.api.runCommand(callback, that.deviceid, "cool");
                        } else {
                            that.platform.api.runCommand(null, that.deviceid, "setHeatingSetpoint", { value1: temp_requested - 0.5 });
                            that.device.attributes.heatingSetpoint = temp_requested;
                            that.platform.api.runCommand(callback, that.deviceid, "heat");
                        }
                        break;
                }
            });


I think it should be possible although it would be nicer to do it if the library were generalized to work with semicategories directly. There's nothing particularly difficult about doing that, it's just a bit more bureaucracy. It would work along the same lines as how inverse morphisms are handled. In other words, you'd control whether identities are defined according to some index for the type.

If you think it might be worth trying, I could define a special version of the category structure over the globular hom that would correspond to semicategories in another branch to see how it works. I'm not sure if it's a good idea to make the whole library work that way though since some things would get pretty noisy (like the comma category) but maybe it would be possible to define a more general structure and then have certain sections of the library specialized to one case or another. Not sure…


Do this thing ok?


It would be nice if someone could test the functionality this file provides. It was shellchecked completely, before saner approach to shellchecking the project was taken.


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You should rename main.js to app.js xD ahaha


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I would have created the PR if I knew the reason :)


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It is possible that the for loop (in function.sh) that is now corrected never worked properly before this fix.

Note: $i was used in the body, but that is/was not the for loop variable.


Changed logic, removed unneeded cache.


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What happened to "OrThrow"?


This was done to maintain Objective-C compatibility


I feel like there's a WellKnownType helper that you could use instead of a string literal.


EconomizerIntegrationNew (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2092 of 2092 tests passed, 2 test warnings)

 * 550 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table small diffs.

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Run the tests on Windows using XS/MD... or `build.cmd BuildAndTest`

```
1) Adds desktop conditional FSharp targets (MonoDevelopTests.ProjectTests.Adds desktop conditional FSharp targets)
   System.InvalidOperationException : Language not supported: F#
   at MonoDevelop.Projects.MSBuild.MSBuildProjectService.GetLanguageGuid(String language) in C:\Users\builder\data\lanes\88\009314ad\source\monodevelop\main\src\core\MonoDevelop.Core\MonoDevelop.Projects.MSBuild\MSBuildProjectService.cs:line 499
   at MonoDevelop.Projects.ProjectService.CreateDotNetProject(String language, String[] flavorGuids) in C:\Users\builder\data\lanes\88\009314ad\source\monodevelop\main\src\core\MonoDevelop.Core\MonoDevelop.Projects\ProjectService.cs:line 330
   at MonoDevelopTests.ProjectTests.Adds desktop conditional FSharp targets() in C:\Users\builder\data\lanes\88\009314ad\source\monodevelop\main\external\fsharpbinding\MonoDevelop.FSharp.Tests\ProjectTests.fs:line 49
```

bonus points if you can fix the real issue here ;) Luckily, this isn't a real problem and tests on OSX only will suffice.


Done


They do now. Just need to merge that PR in skin-config.


use player-graph.ls constants for Row & Col colours & styles


Hmm, I'll have to think a bit if it's worth it. It seems like this will be needed if we will want to try and model computational cubical type theory, but I don't know otherwise...


Thanks!


This comment is dumb


Sort of weird that these are the only non-var locals.


using Java 8


main method


So backporting HMP solely won't help much on performance then. Thanks :)


I'm missing something.  We even do this if there's an exception?


Again, I might be incorrectly interpreting something, but can a Control Code ever not match this criteria? I only knos about 3 types, PAC, MidRow Command and Misc Code. Based on the code above, it looks like all control codes must always satisfy "cc1 >= 0x10 && cc1 <= 0x1F" and they are always repeatable. Would this ever be different than "return true"?


Second comment


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I think that now it doesn't get to commandFallback


where's the source from this? can we start from vanilla alpine java?


another comment


Remember that you can only use one `using namespace` so you might want to remove this and use the `using std::cout`, `using std::cin` .... instead.


did you mean `tar -xzf`?


also let's add the vanilla hbase here


Haha you're right. I shouldn't be testing this with a user named "Bob Bob"


Personally, I think `1 << 8` would be clearer than `0x100`.


Why?


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I am not positive, but I thought that the knownrecipients piece was a configuration setting, not the file name.


![](https://blog.scottsmarketplace.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/tumblr_mk8hh7en9l1r7uqj6o1_500.gif)
You didn't see anything.


Don't we also want to pass in the hour, minute, and second?


Much better. But have not searched for other places.


ohhh....


Acho que ta certo, hehe


Interesting: so each AGN image has a host galaxy, with a disk and a bulge? That's cool - it's a crude approximation to the Einstein ring that would actually be there. The lens galaxy should have redshift `ZLENS` - and probably only needs a bulge, since it's most likely to be a massive elliptical.


Sorry, I think this made it worse. Here's what I was thinking:

> Write alignment padding if necessary.
> This is needed on architectures where the ABI alignment of some
> supported vararg type is greater than the alignment of Int, such
> as non-iOS ARM. Note that we can't use alignof because it
> differs from ABI alignment on some architectures.

Thinking about this more I think we actually *can* drop the Radar FIXME too, because iOS is the strange one, not watchOS or Linux. Testing for armv7k would be wrong unless we also had a `vendor(Apple)` or `os_family(Darwin)` sort of thing.


LOL xD but does it work now?


let's not call this "saasbase" :)


No problem :)


what's this?


Skimmed


Pantelis it seems you added ` src/symbols.rds `. Is it necessary for distributing the package?


I'm not even sure the alignof thing is true for watchOS. Double-checking with @gparker42?


Why was it hard to see?


why not update env vars directly?


Old value was a bug?


This commit is mainly to reorganize template parameters:
  1) moved INSTRUMENT, DEBUG, SIZE_CHECK from Enactor template parameter to variables;
  2) standardized the order of VertexId, SizeT, Value in template paramters, now all RunTests, Csr, Info and other classes follow this order;

Added features:
  1) all primitives support --64bit-SizeT and --64bit-Value when possible;
  2) all primitives support --device=<device> to run on device other than 0;
  3) all primitives have {load, preprocess, postprocess, total} timers


ah right, I've only been checking that the build still works, but good call that this differs on 3.3


Has this been pushed to pypi yet?


I think DCOS tooling would be fine though


Consider reversing the declaration order.  Also, was there a semantic change?


Yeah I suppose we should. Done.


When switching you create an error in the module,
replace "-plus: 8.4" to "8.4"


Fixed.


you need to check the first argument to see if you are editing, initializing, or the argument is blank. I used this code to check the argument.
`string argument1 = "";
    // Make sure that the argument isn't empty
    if (argv[1] != nullptr) {
        argument1 = static_cast<string>(argv[1]);
    }`
Then if the variable is an empty string you know that there weren't any arguments and you can handle that "error" too. Note that I didn't use `std::string` because I used a using statement at the beginning.


`Numpy` array is `(channels, rows, columns)`. Thus `x[1]` is changed to `x[2]`.


`RUN rm -f` doesn't make the final docker image smaller. It just adds a 0 byte intermediary layer. To truly reduce the size we can use a single `RUN` command and add, then remove at the end i.e. https://github.com/adobe-apiplatform/apigateway/blob/throttling/Dockerfile#L163-L177


This is not Roslyn :)


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We should free the builders if there is an exception.


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still use the in memory config here?


OK.


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Is there a way to get similar behavior. Lodash [used the Reflect.enumerate shim](https://github.com/lodash/lodash/blob/npm/_baseKeysIn.js#L29-L34) as a compat route for folks wanting less buggy for-in style iteration in older enviros.


Actually, looks confusing that way:
```
for (int i = 1; i < 1 << 8; i <<= 1)
```
Too many '<' ...Even when parenthesized.


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This change broke all these readers. `CopyMBLayoutTo` is always called by SGD/DataReaderHelpers/DataReader, but now this leads to the "not implemented" exception.
Was that the intended behavior?


We want to gracefuly handle invalid data (ignore the duplicate).


Oops. I'm sorry. I didn't notice it. Changing it..


nothing to complain about. honestly aced it easy. :+1: :100:

Stephen


good job!!!


Sure.


Упс, в цьому рядку бага. Це я випадково додав, а потім прогледів при перевірці.


Yes.


Each in memory repo is removed individually in a later commit.  This commit just cleans up these tests before that work.


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Yes, I flipped the order in both producer and consumer to match the order in Portable PDBs.


TODO for brady: test


I'm not sure what you are recommending that I use instead of custom definitions?


The buffer swap implementation does not perform like this: (I'll try to see what is wrong)

```asm
	ld	hl,vRAM
	ld	de,(mpLcdBase)
	or	a,a
	sbc	hl,de
	add	hl,de
	jr	nz,+_
	ld	hl,vRAM+lcdSize
_:	ld	(currentDrawingBuffer),de
	ld	de,mpLcdIcr
	ld	a,(de)
	or	a,%00000100
	ld	(de),a
	ld	(mpLcdBase),hl
_:	ld	a,(mpLcdRis)
	and	a,%00000100
	jr	z,-_
	ret
```


@eszcloud definitely agreed.  We'll stress how the NS-upload can backfill temp basal history to make it easy to see what happened while offline as well.


TODO:
Add an i to the end of this.


I swill fake up real


proof ?

Build is Ok from my side
mickaelandrieu:~/workspace/i18n-manager (master) $ casperjs
CasperJS version 1.1.0-beta5 at /home/ubuntu/.nvm/versions/node/v4.1.1/lib/node_modules/casperjs, using phantomjs version 2.1.1

PASS 1018 tests executed in 22.149s, 1018 passed, 0 failed, 0 dubious, 5 skipped.


@shiboying Why was this `content_for :javascript` removed? Was that accidental during a merge conflict resolution, or was it intentional?


I'm curious why this change was necessary.


Thx!😃


Can someone explain why America/Montreal has been omitted? This is causing confusion (people who can't find their timezone anymore...)


TODO:
fix above


https please


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TODO:
library/classes/smtp/smtp.php
line 727 fix


It is intentional to keep this function internal.

Done.

Done.


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Updated the comment to make this more explicit


MainChat 어댑터 수정 및 구현
채팅방 목록 리스트뷰 디자인 약간 수정(아이템 높이 맞추고 방제와 메시지를 구별)


ah yeah, you're right. I wasn't sure what to do with it so I just left it in for posterity.

It should be changed to a pause, like "..."

I'm not sure how to edit something I've made a pull request without making another request entirely. well, it'll be fine to leave it in for this translation, but I'll change it to ellipses in further translations


DONE


Done


Hi @taylorotwell,

I think the folder name `public` in `storage/app/public` is going to confuse a lot of people because the name is different from the `public/storage` folder.

IMO, i think the `uploads` folder is a good name for it: `storage/app/uploads` and `public/uploads`.


Hey Kelley,

I see what you're trying to do here. You most likely needed something like this (http://learnlayout.com/float-layout.html)

So for your `blog contents` and `sidebar`,
```html
<div class="wrapper">
    <div class="blog_contents">
        <div class="blog_post"></div>
        <div class="blog_post"></div>
    </div>
    <aside></aside>
</div>
```

and for your `style.css`, you'd have something like,
```css
.wrapper {
    width: 960px;
    margin: 0 auto; /* to center a block element */
}

.blog_contents {
    float: left;
    width: 760px;
}

aside {
    margin-left: 760px;
}
```

This is nice work though. All the details are there. Let's work on structure and layout more :)

Stephen


# YES THANK YOU!!!
I'm so excited to see work being done on this project! Much love!

Any chances of implementing a [project method](https://www.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/api/#Map.project) project method?


by using it with a wrapper: mocha-casperjs, somehow phantomArgs is being called with undefined.
By adding these lines, it works like a charm.
https://github.com/nathanboktae/mocha-casperjs/issues/80


Yeah, they never used it in Dark Arisen come to think of it. It's a term used in FFXIV (which square enix did a brilliant job localizing and translating). I'll stray from it in the future, because I'm pretty sure they've just used "anyways" or "at any rate" in dark arisen.


@ekachandrasetiawan pull request can


Removed createAudioHub since it relied on 'audio-streamer' and was not being used in the module.


"smpt_settings" should be "smtp_settings"


Sebentar , Lagi di Check perkasus dulua ya


good job !!!


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Not the best solution, and it requires Symbol.iterator or Array.prototype.keys:

```js
enumerate = function(obj) {
  // Reflect.ownKeys does not filter enumerable keys
  return Object.keys(obj)[Symbol.iterator](); // or Object.keys(obj).keys();
};
```


If you make argumentIterator an higher level concept, you would get a simpler code


hokomoko, I think BAR was still realising the command was taking place because it was going through widget:UnitCommand (but not at home so can't check this).

I've never understood why a distinction is made between CommandFallback and UnitCommand, it seems easier to me if everything just goes through UnitCommand, although ofc its not backwards compat to do so.


It shd be 10, not 101. Also change the message to Addition failed.


belongs to `build()`


if it's used in the builder, put it in the builder


please use helpers like Objects from guava to make this readable


same thing here


it doesn't make sense to have all attribute allow NULL, i believe game and player should not be NULL


If it's a static member, put it directly in RenderBin and call it this way.
RenderBin.getOrCreate().init()


I tried it. But that way I lose any non-standard property in `a`.
For instance, this test would fail:
```javascript
            var OtherClass = function(n) {
              this.name = n;
            };
            OtherClass.prototype = [];

            var value = new OtherClass("Nolly", 1, 2);
            value.push(1);
            value.push(2);

            var o = Base.Array.to(value);

            expect(o.name).toBe("Nolly");
```

The solution would be to call `extend`. But I think it's better to do it when we also resolve the issue with the `new`, because that's exactly behaviour of `Base.Object.to` (calling `extend` in the constructor).


The use of List<Object> is inconsistent with the other literal methods, I think.
For instance, `literalSymbol` returns a SSymbol (normally it should have returned the node actually). So, this should also return a type that is already a SOM object, so in that case and SArray or Object[] don't remember which one is used on this branch (or better, directly the literal node).

Also, what's the deal with literal mutability here? Can literal arrays be mutated? Should they be read as a copy? Unclear. Might be relevant for optimization. Immutable arrays can optimize reads from them.


This works


Do you want a change in the strategy to reset generation?


same here, static member goes directly in the the class name meaning RenderBin


Change it to use forestry wax, using the pam's just makes it more complicated and i think the pam's hives havent been spawning anyway


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This setting will not affect other targets at all. We can maintain them independently of all the betaflight defaults and i can take care of them in the future. This specific defaults will make a small brushed Quadcopter flying out of the box quite well. Not much tuning here is required anymore. They are still not 100% complete but just a good start.


explicit `this` seems superfluous.


This dows not work :(


Yes using a service like typekit, googlefonts or edgefont works. If you want to use fonts on the canvas you should read  http://p5js.org/reference/#/p5/loadFont
Be aware that you might not be allowed to distribute fonts via github


`auto` is an invalid value for `max-width` and `max-height` are these still read by email clients? I think this breaks image aspect ratio - but have yet to do any testing - so feel free to ignore if fix has also been presented.


please drop Date usage for joda-time DateTime.
And don't be naive : a day is not a number of milliseconds (or seconds, or whatever)


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ok.
I had trouble because renderstage was doing the same, but it's no more the case as renderstage is pooled at higher level.
Should work now with static in class name


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Half way there. You'll still have to create an overload constructor for each of the classes that inherit from the UrlRequestBase class that takes no arguments, just like before.


Yes, but it isn't relevant for any other code in base. Thus, it can't trigger any errors and thus it is not necessary to have an extra commit for it in the history.


I'd really like to see a VacationReply object that build from a Mail.


use a logger


@ssumpf: well, I see no reasons for having it in base right now. If we get support on another kernel we can still move it to base, but now it can reside in base-hw, right?


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py`, line 19.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
     ([],)
     # (['package main' , '', '',
     #   'func main() {', 'f, _ := os.Open("foo")', '}'],)
-	)
+        )

 if __name__ == '__main__':
     unittest.main(verbosity=2)
```


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py`, line 1.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-import os
 import sys
 from queue import Queue

```


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py`, line 3.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
 import os
 import sys
-from queue import Queue

 sys.path.insert(0, ".")
 import unittest
```


**Line contains following spacing inconsistencies:
- Tabs used instead of spaces.**
*SpaceConsistencyBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py`, line 19.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
     ([],)
     # (['package main' , '', '',
     #   'func main() {', 'f, _ := os.Open("foo")', '}'],)
-	)
+    )

 if __name__ == '__main__':
     unittest.main(verbosity=2)
```


runs the*


#ifdef _OPENMP


ok, I don't like that the literal node logic, i.e., to determine the class of the node is duplicated.
Thinking about it, for peak performance, the different types of nodes might also not be actually be necessary, because the compiler knows the concrete value and can work with that. Not sure whether this makes any issues for primitive types though.


It costs 32 unnecessary "store" and "add" operations on each thread/vm creation :-)


It could well be an ImmutableSet


Would have been nice of the commit message could have included a hint of what is actually added, I presume it adds support for `#([literal[, literal]*]?)` in an somewhat regular expression notation.


Totally forget you was mention in the commit message :D


oh. I just fixed whole markdown structure but you did it!


Great :)

My electric counter does not send the "PAPP" label, so Domoticz was not able to read the usage current.


no related tests ?


When are functions capitalized in go?


It's simple. You use (3.32) with arbitrary x_2, until all of the eigenvalues for a given residue transform from `n+O(epsilon)` into `O(epsilon)`; then you compute (3.33) and see if it's an identity -- if it is, you've got an apparent singularity.


It's use has lately become arch specific. As riscv seems to not use it it can be removed.


please use joda-time DateTime


Even the is_ gets complained by rubocop. Maybe you want to choose a longer method name? :)


@skalk: No, this is the generic startup code for Genode applications, not for core. The startup library is linked to every component and is implemented for all platforms in the base repository. Am I missing something here?

@m-stein: My current understanding is, that try to avoid cross-repository commits. Right?


Canon cette syntaxe de tests !


The same as above.


I prefer q => query :)


hokomoko, I think the reason BARs sMenu saw the command come through without CommandFallback was that it went through widget:UnitCommand (but not at home so can't check rn).

I don't know why there is a distinction between the two, it would seem easier to me if everything just went through UnitCommand, although ofc its not backwards compat.


These are far too many user arguments then needed. I know this is just copied from other architectures. But we only need 4 or 5. This of course applies for the syscall bindings too. You don't need to change this necessarily now, but otherwise we'll remove it later anyway.


making a comment on a commit test


I mean after this line `mm` should be the same as `m`, so why compute it twice?


By the way, I grep'd for these functions on staging. Maybe your branch needs a rebase?


UnitCommand happens only once when the command is given, commandFallback keeps being issued regularly while the command is in the queue.


Yes , Now it'added Just for test porpose. It'will be remove after.


For some reason I thought it'd be far more complicated than this. #overthinkingfail


nie myslim ze mozes to spustit takto:

python printer_vlan.py "C:\Program Files (x86)\CatTools3\Captured Data\Volkswagen\InterfaceStatus\West"

(pozri si ako brat command line parametre)


As the commits are not on staging yet we could directly squash the fixups to simplify reviewing :)


Humm,will see that later, but on the network part, I only receive an id


alebo to vypis po datume.


@ssumpf well, nowadays it is used in the Arm case only to write back caches of page-table entries for the MMU of older revisions (e.g. Cortex A8). If you do not need it just do not call it in your page table implementation, and remove the dummy implementation.


What are the changes in the script trying to accomplish (from what I can see it just breaks functionality)?

> The old copy script is flawed and broke.

What was the problem with the script?

> No toolkit that I know ships with CUDA runtime.

What do you mean by this? CUDA toolkit comes with the runtime, which you can binplaced with your application so that you can copy the output directory to any other machine and run.

> It's more standard to require CUDA installed on the target machines.

How do you know this? I would expect that any system admin would prefer to just install a driver on a GPU server instead of having to install CUDA toolkit as well?

Creating an new CUDA project with Visual Studio results in a project that has a post-build step that copies the CUDA runtime to the output path. I would expect that people working on windows with CUDA are accustomed to this?


For some reason the `bell.wav` sound was also executable (`+x`), so I changed it's permissions.


@aliuk2012 I've added a section to the readme on how to use JS from the govuk_frontend_toolkit.


count je pekne.


It would be of course preferable if users would not have to perform such low-level tweaking, and the whole process would produce good results out of the box.


vsetko programovanie je o takychto detailoch :)


Если честно, лично мне, этот пдоход с ToPagedList(...) кажется не очень разумным, т.к. требует каких-то дополнительных dependency, в то время, как сам LINQ предоставляет пейджинг функционал через Skip-Take методы. Учитывая, что на этой слое у тебя уже IEnumerable<>, этого было бы достаточно.


https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/docopt

参数解析可参考


> So if I get it correctly, django-dbdiff creates the fixture to use as "expected result" on first run, and on subsequent runs compares the output from dumpdata to that fixture ? So when your expected output changes (ie. you added a new case, or changed the model, etc) you just have to remove the fixture it created in order to create a new one?

That's about it !

About  yourlabs/django-dbdiff#5 i'll try to implement something tonight, i proposed an alternative but i prefer your proposal ^^


Fixed. I'm starting two separate controllers now.


@ssumpf : again, this is now platform specific. Moreover, in the ARM case, where it is used, it is called invalidate_tlb_by_pid now. The Kernel::Pd destructor is platform specific, and if you do not flush the TLB in that function, you can leave it away.


直接用 sys.platform不就好了


It must be `==1`, otherwise the cross product will not be a projector.

No generalized eigenvectors should be used.


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py`, line 12.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
     GoImportsBear,
     (['package main', '', 'import "os"', '',
       'func main() {', '\tf, _ := os.Open("foo")', '}', ''],),
-    (['package main' , '', '',
+    (['package main', '', '',
       'func main() {', 'f, _ := os.Open("foo")', '}'],)
 	)

```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py`, line 14.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
       'func main() {', '\tf, _ := os.Open("foo")', '}', ''],),
     (['package main' , '', '',
       'func main() {', 'f, _ := os.Open("foo")', '}'],)
-	)
+        )

 if __name__ == '__main__':
     unittest.main(verbosity=2)
```


**Line contains following spacing inconsistencies:
- Tabs used instead of spaces.**
*SpaceConsistencyBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py`, line 14.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/go/GoImportsBearTest.py
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
       'func main() {', '\tf, _ := os.Open("foo")', '}', ''],),
     (['package main' , '', '',
       'func main() {', 'f, _ := os.Open("foo")', '}'],)
-	)
+    )

 if __name__ == '__main__':
     unittest.main(verbosity=2)
```


Contribution is more than just code commits. You get involved in the discussions and care about the direction of Ditto... in which we thank you!


Ok.


Все прохардкоданные данные лучше в перспективе лучше грузить из какого-то хранилища (можно из какой-то легкой БД, но достаточно будет и JSON/XML файлика с описанием. Это позволит не делать повторных билдов, деплоев и т.д. в случае изменения\добавления данных.


基本クオテーションはシングル```''```で行こう！


ditto


No animals allowed inside this README.md.


おー、テスト書いたんや。


@skalk: There is no dummy implementation, it is implemented here repos/src/core/spec/riscv/cpu.cc If you don't see that file, then my conclusion would be: You have not checked out riscv_staging. Otherwise, this function is used for the very same purpose in the page table code and became necessary because of the Zynq board.


I'd rather call this _use_fifo or _fifo_mode because _fifo_enabled seems like a runtime thing


Don't name this commit drop unless you're 1000000% sure it can be safely dropped upon next rebase. I'd say when you actually implement our own evaluator only then you'll create a drop commit.


I dared to change `ref :: term` here into `conn :: term` as I think `ref` is very confusing since it suggests that the return value should be a reference, when it can be anything that identifies the connection. I made the same change in the other two callbacks as well.


https://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#names
" the visibility of a name outside a package is determined by whether its first character is upper case."


Can you squash all upstream 20446 toghether?


`isCMakeBuild() && (!isAnyWindows() || isQt())`


Did you try upstreaming this?


Empty!


Yeah, it was more a note for myself. I shouldn't use established naming for that.


See other comments, this particular test looks weird.
I'd rather have
````C++
if (_use_fifo) {
    _fifo_enable();
}


jeg endrer passord nå, legges på teampass under CI testing and deploy, så får vi endre alle steder som pusher docker images


same comment


Откуда-то взялась dependency на Roslyn и это немного настораживает :)


Duplicate entry :/


Pams bees spawn very less and their uses are very minimal, and it wont remove any bee species @Namikon this is just removing the pams ones, u can break those hives with hand too and they only give a pam's bee princess. It will just need that tweak.


please remove the whitespace


LATEST should be the most recent commit. Everything else is a tag.

There might be a bug in there. The Install button is always active for LATEST. I am guessing that means it checksout the latest commit (HEAD).

Generally you should make releases and use git tags. If you want to just use raw git (pulling, branching, forking etc.) then you can/should do that in the terminal.


Not yet, I'll do it after address all the TODOs here.


It wasn't me.


In this case ```{0}:{1}.format(host, port)``` is not necessary. Just ```{}:{}.format(host, port)``` or ```http://%s:%s' % (host, port)```


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Please, remove newline here and below.


@skalk: It is flushed there, you looked over it yesterday and said it is okay. Is this some kind of prank?