The way x86 is handling this is to check for running contexts, and as long as we have running contexts it will call StartTimer() every time a change in that context state occurs (calling the function UpdateState()) .
The StartTimer() implementation checks the state of the timer, and if it is running it exits without change. I agree that this introduce additional function calls to Start- and Stop- Timer.

I removed these and added the Start- Stop- Timer() functions to the incNDRangeRunning, decNDRangeRunning functions. However they are invoked with the Driver Calls. Do you think it might become an issue?

Additionally there is a FIXME associated with the inc/decNDRangeRunning() functions which says:
"List of running NDRanges might need to go away if the x86 emulator does not need the number of ndranges like in the old c code"
I am not sure what is this about?


Should it have size 1 ?


$query should *not* be encoded by this method, just document that it expects an utf-8 encoded string. Maybe use a converter class in the application.


Гем может проверять, заданы ли настройки для данного аккаунта, но никак не использовать хардкод для "настройки по умолчанию". В простейшем случае, можно брать первую попавшуюся настройку, если пришел нил. А лучше всего требовать явного указания названия аккаунта и рейзить эксепшен, если название не указано или не соотвествует ранее сконфигурированным настройкам.


Is this commit the final version? Does it contain everything needed to run?


the logger also prints the stack trace


the second `<ValidationResult>` is useless


That's your reality, not mine. Here again, let's just continue to disagree. Enjoy your day.


I think you can create a WIP PR to invenio-knowledge as a starting point to make it work in Invenio 3


I guess we could. It would probably help, actually, to make sure that the other side is done with the cleaning up of its connections. That being said, this is a retry of an implicit, and I did not want to be dependent on DEFAULT_ROUTE_RECONNECT in case we change it to something higher. Should I had a new constant for this specific use?


Then probably some more things will need to be done such as creating a proper extension and changing the tests to make them pass


The variables were in the header files so I just increased them, as in the previous C version. I think it was ported wrongly before.
Both variables have no other uses. So removed.


Encoding. See other comment.


line breaks make it hard to read


Could we get this inline too pls? :P sry. One indent out so it's at the same level as the }


Previous comment.


else не нужен


L'utilisation d'un FW facilite la mise en place et ne contraint rien.  => si tu es obligé d'avoir des contraintes d'écriture ... puisque c'est en backend ...
ce que tu ne semble pas appréhender c'est que quoique l'on fasse il nous faut un système de class (qui deviennent générique ou pas suivant les besoin) je n'ai pas voulu réinventé la roue donc j'ai pris les classes bs c'est aussi simple que ça ...

regarde les comme des classes génériques et pas comme des classes BS ...

reprenons l'exemple de font awesome en deux lignes de js tu peux simplement changer de librairie en switchant les classes ...

et elle n'entrave en rien la liberté de thémisation

quand à SASS  dès qu'on aura stabilisé on l'utilisera pour pouvoir faire des thèmes tranquillement ..


is `body.error ` always defined ? I wonder why this was checked before.


yes right, it should be length=1 . I will add it.


My workaround was to `opam switch 4.02.3+32bit` because I wanted the cross-compiler to target `i686-w64-mingw32`


а что это за формат такой?


As far as I can tell


`attr_accessor` which we set in each controller action could work.


What's that?


Can you explain your reality then, or how could we not be blocked by people working on different timezones?


and what about line?


Upload WebView APK to Android File Host


Dalším příklady post-processingových pravidel:

1. možnost pro zprávy s daným prefixem:
 a) změnit severitu
 b) zprávu kompletně zahodit
```
2016-02-18T14:06:18+01:00 cc-b8-f1-00-6f-07 sld_br: id=2641  Player_GetState
```
-> zahodit

2. matchovat zprávy s daným prefixem a ten prefix vyjmout:

```
2016-02-18T14:06:18+01:00 cc-b8-f1-00-6f-07 sld_br: id=2648 :[../common/stbmediaapi.cpp:notificationFromPlayer:1978]: INFO: Player Time [00:00:35.52]
```

->

```
2016-02-18T14:06:18+01:00 cc-b8-f1-00-6f-07 sld_br: id=2649 Player Time [00:00:35.52]
```


it is string owner isn't it?


IP is not a replacement for Routes. With this approach, a server that connects only sends its INFO (now marshaled once at startup). It's the receiving side that forward this INFO protocol, adding the remote IP address of the accepted route in this field, to its known servers. In turn, those servers will connect to this new route.
Say you have a cluster already formed with A, B and C. Now D connects to A. A will forward INFO D to server B and C. When B and C receive this INFO(D) from route A, they know that this is to initiate a route using the received INFO information. In there there is INFO.IP to create the connection.


When WebView is done compiling


This is the kind of commit I'd join with the previous one. Depends on what atomic means to someone I guess, but it seems a bit weird to me that on the same story I have code that will lead to a key trap (as you said :smile: ) and then the following commit adds some sense to it.


Hey Tim. Closer! So when you call the tree() on line 20 you should be passing the object to it. The tree function needs some work. I'm just seeing one character print to the console as many times as the height (ie height=3, 3 characters log to console). I'll be here today til 4, tomorrow the same, and then I'll see you on Saturday. If you need to walk through it, come see me!


This won't really work, as there is some magic in xdg-app to grant access to the dconf dir /run/user/uid/dconf if you have full homedir access. However, i'm working on a better approach for this. So, merging this as-is.


Oh, Ah. Лучше написать полностью.


package JavaGuru;
/*
Create a console shopping list application. Use a string array with a counter to store number of elements used. A sample dialog with the program could look like follows:

This is a shopping list application. Enter your choice:
1 - add an item
2 - list items
3 - delete an item
4 - save list to file
5 - load list from file
6 - exit
>1
Enter item to add: milk
milk added, enter your choice
>9
wrong choice, here are available choices:
1 - add an item
2 - list items
3 - delete an item
4 - save list to file
5 - load list from file
6 - exit
>1
Enter item to add: bread
bread added, enter your choice
>2
milk
bread
>6
Good buy!
*/

import java.util.Scanner;

public class ShoppingList {
    static Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
    static String shopList[] = new String[10];
    static int position = 0; //to save products position in an array

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        System.out.println("This is a shopping list application. Enter your choice:");
        System.out.println("1 - add an item");
        System.out.println("2 - list items");
        System.out.println("3 - delete an item");
        System.out.println("4 - save list to file");
        System.out.println("5 - load list from file");
        System.out.println("6 - exit");

        int current;
        while ((current = in.nextInt()) != 0) { //1 - add an item
            if (current == 1) {
                System.out.println("Enter item to add: ");
                String item = in.next();
                addAnItem(item);
                position++;
                System.out.println(item + " is added, enter your next choice: ");
            } else if (current == 2) { //2 - list items
                listItems();
            } else if (current == 3) { //3 - delete an item
                System.out.println("Enter the item you want to delete from the list: ");
                String item = in.next();

            }
        }

    }

    public static void addAnItem(String newItem) { //1

        shopList[position] = newItem;
    }

    public static void listItems() { //2
        for (int i = 0; i < shopList.length; i++) {
            if (!(shopList[i].equals(" ")) || !(shopList[i].equals("\n"))) {
                System.out.println(shopList[i]);
            }
        }
    }

    public void deleteAnItem(String itemName) { //3
        //find out if there are various items with the same name in the list
        int count = 0;
        for (int i = 0; i < shopList.length; i++) {
            if (shopList[i].equals(itemName)) {
                count++;
            }
        }
        if (count == 0) {
            for (int i = shopList.length; i > shopList.length; i++) {
                if (shopList[i].equals(itemName)) {
                    shopList[i] = null;
                }
            }
        }
        else if (count > 0) {
            System.out.println("There is more than 1 element that corresponds to the name " + itemName);
            System.out.println("Do you want to delete only the last element with this name or all of them? Enter 1 for the first option and 2 for the second: ");
            int choice = in.nextInt();
            if (choice == 1) {
                //finds the last corresponding item and deletes it, after that exits te loop
                for (int i = shopList.length; i > shopList.length; i++) {
                    if (shopList[i].equals(itemName)) {
                        shopList[i] = null;
                        break;
                    }
                }
            }
            else if (choice == 2) {
                //this one deletes every corresponding item
                for (int i = shopList.length; i > shopList.length; i++) {
                    if (shopList[i].equals(itemName)) {
                        shopList[i] = null;
                    }
                }
            }
            }

        {

        }

    }

    public static void saveListToFile() { //4

    }

    public static void loadListFromFile() { //5
/*
* Scanner sc = new Scanner(new File("myNumbers"));
      while (sc.hasNextLong()) {
          long aLong = sc.nextLong();
      }*/
        /*
        About removing items and then adding them:

        */

    }
}


To annoy people like you :)


Actually I am wrong. Just saw that description:
```
 In general, TEXT objects do not have a length; while some databases will accept a length argument here, it will be rejected by others.
```
Ours is crashing.


Okay!


Yes. Say A is started. B starts and initiate connection to A. A accepts and since it has no other server than now B, nothing else happens. If C now connects to B, when B accepts C, it sends the INFO of C to A, which will then connect to C. To be complete, when C receives connection from A, it will send INFO of A to B, but B will simply ignore since it has already this route. That's the optimization that I wanted to add, but it would have been quite complex to just save a tcp send (keep in mind, in this case there is no route initiated, just the send (forward) of the INFO of a new server to an already existing connection, so quite cheap, and not worth the risk and complexity that the optimization would bring).


Can "1" ever return nil?


Нормально на планшетах работает?


Améliore ton seed avec "if Rails.env.development?" ou "if Rails.env.production?" pour ajouter ou non, suivant l'environnement, tes données.
Par exemple, ton utilisateur test n'a pas besoin d'être crée en production.


@alfonsogarciacaro the active TimeEntry is used to capture the state of a time entry that is:
- running at this moment.
- edited but not saved yet.
We should reflect in some way this situation into the app state in order to remove the  ActiveTimeEntry manager.


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Was ist das gewünschte Ergebnis hier? Das sieht mir wenig zielführend aus, außer das die Funktion im Fehlerfall eine Exception wirft.

Um das Logging zu testen könnte man bspw. den output stream in StringIO bzw. BytesIO redirecten und am Ende des Prozesslebens prüfen ob das erwartete im log steht.


There is a mistake in this commit that causes the problem described in #196.

On line 118 `config` will now always contain a value, which renders the condition on line 132 useless.


Whoops, this change seems like an accident.


Should the email be updated as well?


Maybe make the request attributes  members of the class?


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#YOncwtQtTraOLPfYGsIrHw


This is causing test failures - it can sometimes be None, so `records.first()` would be better.


On Windows directories are separated by "\", not "/". See DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR constant.


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seems like there is a typo error


nihao


my idea


I've struggled a lot with Android's font system. I can safely say it sucks. There's no way to determine the real line height - so we have to do such tricks...

Anyway - If you have a "7" that's way above the normal character height - that *shouldn't* be calculated. We need to establish a normalized line height so we have a center point to rotate around. For vertical aligning of horizontal text - that's less important because in the worst case there's more offset and that could be adjusted using other properties.


On 02/25/2016 03:31 PM, John Biddiscombe wrote:
> I'm told that NERSC are switching to native slurm in the near future and
> we have 2 (small) cray machines here at CSCS that are now running native
> slurm, so I'll test it sometime soon and report back

SLURM support on NERSC's cray machine is fine!

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Including the " marks makes the contents display improperly. The quotes should be excluded.


Ok)


Минимум 21 символ с дополнением пробелами. Ещё с Игорем будем обсуждать, там неясно в дизайне как точно должно выглядеть.


To disable this functionality (and gain the true advantage and space savings of this Support Library)没有翻译


Why are these event names in caps? Why not just keep it lower case.


В любом случае дополнять пробелами - не лучшая идея из-за немоноширинности шрифта.


@quozl It should.


comment


@diogosantana no I cannot.
please change your logging confirguration. I attach a default one that you could use (suppose you put in on SOME_PATH directory).

To use it just launch gitbucket using either (being in directory where gitbucket.war is located):
- `java -Dlogback.configurationFile=$SOME_PATH\logback-test.xml -jar gitbucket.war`
- `java -cp $SOME_PATH;gitbucket.war JettyLaucnher`

PS: rename the file to `logback-test`I had to add the `.txt` to upload it
[logback-test.xml.txt](https://github.com/McFoggy/gitbucket-announce-plugin/files/146862/logback-test.xml.txt)


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 * 1 test had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.

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You're right, but shouldn't you be getting warnings for all the string constants here then?   (like `warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char*’ [-Wwrite-strings]`)  It seems like the proper type is `const char *const argv[]`.  `exec*` has a different type, but POSIX specifies that "The argv[] and envp[] arrays of pointers and the strings to which those arrays point shall not be modified by a call to one of the exec functions, except as a consequence of replacing the process image," so a simple `const_cast<char *const *>(argv)` should do.

In summary: Use `const char *const argv[] = ...`, remove the `(char*)` casts and add `const_cast<char *const *>(argv)` to the `execvp` call.  I'm not so sure about `_spawnvp`, but a const_cast should be fine for that too.


is the new txsummary ESP specific?


Yes. you are right but i didn't think issue occurs.
Please check the syntax eg.
$query = $this->getSPString("file_upload_select", $params);
$params is always array.
Currently we are used to stored processor so do not have any chance to SQL injection because stored processor required all parameter with type and his length which are passing into params array.
Am i right?

If you have any good idea then let me know so in future i can't do any mistake.

Thanks


Jr


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Is your name really barry


you should extract the 3 validations in sub-methods


Fixes #1


@anaconda see #9207


just to keep things consistent, can these member vars be initialized like the other mem-vars such as m_servPort, ect?


I've added Ad hoc performance test build jobs at https://builds.gradle.org/project.html?projectId=Gradle_Master_Performance_AdHocPerformanceTests&tab=projectOverview

These adhoc jobs don't store any data in the database store and only run against latest nightly. I think this is what a developer is interested in when using these ad-hoc jobs. Also you have to provide a test include pattern when invoking the job. you still can use '*' to run all.


Are there any chances this fix will make its way into the 5.1 branch?


@chintanb I didn't merge in master! I always create a PR for that! N I can't see it merged anyway! :O


Obecné poznámky k PKGDUILD souborům:

1. název adresáře bez `PKGBUILD-` předpony
2. V repu by neměly být rozbalené zdrojáky open-source projektů. Mám tam být např. `libee-0.4.1.tar.gz`, tento soubor má být referencován v `sources`, a dále v `checksums`. Ve funkci `prepare` se má zdroják rozbalid a to do `source` složky.


Is there a test for an invalid source index? I am guessing there is, but am asking since it is mentioned in the commit title.


Hier koennte das typische "magic value" Argument stehen :-)

Wie waere es wenn ihr, fuer den Fall, dass ihr sowas braucht einfach einen Weg der Kommunkation mit dem Thread einbaut?
Bspw:
```python
class BackgroundThread(threading.Thread):
    def __init__(self):
        super(BackgroundThread, sefl).__init__()
        self.started_event = threading.Event()
    def run():
        doSomeSetupTasks()
        self.started_event.set()

def my_code():
    background_task = BackgroundThread()
    background_task.start()
    background_task.started_event.wait()
    doStuffWith(background_task)


Zwei mal verneint ist wieder Ausgangswert. Ein Cast nach boolean erfolgt automatisch.

```python
while server_proxy.get_routers_task_queue_size(router.id):
```


现在，你可以在API7及以上设备使用VectorDrawableCompat和在API11及以上设备使用AnimatedVectorDrawableCompat了。


I later noticed that there are some strings like this in the code. Would that be preferred rather than using a file?


Maybe we can put the 3 small lines of code included in the actions template in the actions script in the domInit function?

It will be better instead of having small parts of scripts everywhere.


Yep, thanks.
This fixes this crash:
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=250817&pid=2252447#pid2252447


Why an optional if you check it is not null?


A single test for all this seems to few


Both `self.page` and `self.spam_id` seem like they might be intermediate variables you don't really need, especially at the class level.


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xcode doesn't use a prefix. There's an -arch parameter (e.g. -arch armv7). Just adapting here to the compiler that comes with the OS.

Note that you can always request to use a different compiler than cc or gcc with the -cc configure switch (e.g. -cc x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc).


Another perhaps more pythonic way to do this would be
```python
if col:
    col[0].action.refresh()
else:
    raise Exception("Provider collection empty")
```


@persand 💪


To run the experiment test jobs on any linux agent, we'd need a central datastore for storing the history. At the moment we store them in the same database as the core performance tests go right? does it make sense to split this up? Otherwise this would mean that we setup a central database for storing this data as we talked about a while ago as part of the getting rid of dev2 as it is. WDYT


Mmmh, it appeared to work in testing, but you're clearly the expert here :-)


并不是所有接受drawable id


must be `0.5.0`? i think changing signature is some kind breaking change


I think the editablegrid code may be overriding the keydown/mousewheel handlers?

I noticed that there's a way to extend cell behaviour by creating custom cell widgets. There's an example here:
https://github.com/webismymind/editablegrid/blob/master/extensions/autocomplete/autocomplete.js

I'll experiment with that.


Nemělo by se pracovat ve startdir, ale v `srcdir`, což je také podle mě implicitní složka. To znamená, že by mělo stačit:
```
cd ${pkgbase}-${pkgver}
```


It is looking good man


Not that bad


Crap, it should say "Enhance dmp output"


@dukesrg @AlbertoSONIC Well but D9 needs quite some UI work (lol), try contact @ShadowTrance if you need to continue such work. *Yes, I prefer Cake now, except I'm too lazy to do the multi-emunand setup.*


Thanks Greg for the guidance on this. I had to put it down for a day and
review some material I'm clearly weak on. Whenever my attempts at solving
something get to be a little arbitrary - like hitting your old tv when the
picture got fuzzy - I have to step back, reassess.

On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 10:01 AM, Greg Korte <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hey Tim. Closer! So when you call the tree() on line 20 you should be
> passing the object to it. The tree function needs some work. I'm just
> seeing one character print to the console as many times as the height (ie
> height=3, 3 characters log to console). I'll be here today til 4, tomorrow
> the same, and then I'll see you on Saturday. If you need to walk through
> it, come see me!
>
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> .
>


@YashdSaraf If you could provide better compilation instructions than currently provided here, I would be glad to add those instead ;-)


Are you sure this is needed? How does the popup get hidden when an app is launched with the mouse?


Was this patch ever applied?


Are these all generated from Bootstrap Studio?


> On 25 Feb 2016, at 3:37 PM, Shane McCarron <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the explanation. It is horrifying.

IIUC, It was made with the assumption that it would be only be used on TR documents (i.e., snapshots), so there it makes sense. But in our case, with the spec being dynamically generated, it gets a little funky. In any case, I think I've fixed the race conditions. Just need to move the script back to the bottom of the doc.

Anyway, I just finished rewriting the whole test suite. I added a lot of new-shiny things that make writing tests much simpler. Will share soon, but everything is in the update jasmine branch.

>
> On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 7:45 PM, Marcos Caceres <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > I don't know. I don't know what fixup does.
> > It starts aggressively looking for DOM elements that it assumes should be
> > there - and when they are not, it just crashes. There are lots of cases
> > where those elements might not be present.
> >
> > In other cases, it starts creating new elements when certain elements are
> > missing.
> >
> > It might be better if the script is callable, so when the spec is ready,
> > it can invoke W3C.styles.fixup(); of something. I might suggest that if
> > it gets too messy.
> >
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> > .
> >
>
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Now that we use this construct in multiple places its probably best to create a function for it, e.g. get_syscall_thread_data


I forgot to not type in the "" in Git Bash :-1:


Yes, you are right.

Changed.


No {} to keep the coding style compatible with the Linux kernel.


a mail alone is valid, no?


Calling this "collection" is problematic, since collection means "calendar/addressbook" in vdirsyncer.


Variable declaration should be at the beginning of the block - Linux kernel coding style.


It's unfortunate that we have to specify the int(16) here.  Is there no way to simply use the chpl_mem_descInt_t type that is already declared in the runtime?


Yes, I think so. I don't know how exactly the `STATIC` flag gets set but from the description of `isStatic` it seems to do what I need and it passes all the tests. I'll update the PR.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1566 of 1566 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Not this one, but others are being tested


Is this necessary? The filesystem storage should already have such a function.


Same here, `discover` exists.


Yeah, D9 is the "tools" future. I'll also continue to develop rxTools features (like Advanced File Manager) on D9 ;)


@armanrhino Можно было бы поподробнее написать))


Same test for missing from?


@McFoggy I mean as for production time, so when a error like this occurs the admin can saw a error or at least a warn in the log.

For the test I will use that version of yours.


You should be able to navigate to react-network-diagrams and run:

# npm install

then

# npm run start-website

then navigate to http://localhost:8080


Those strings are signatures and encoded request, we better separate the cert and key files.


legacy anomaly, will use proc_cfg instead


I think we are agreeing with each other here. You say we should use https:// but the change you propose uses git:// for paho. I can make the change, or if you want me to accept your pull request you could change the paho link to https:// and then we probably don't need the extra explanations at all.


Hmm... this isn't what I meant. I meant rather than having namespaces whose names contain actions and then end up having a single function in them that performs that action, why not have namespaces named after nouns and put functions that perform those actions into that namespace?

It's not a huge deal, and I don't want to hold this up over it.


i published 0.4.0 like 5 minutes before that


or less


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good job


I think it somehow fixes some issues that when you have the mouse over code elements the line does not get highlighted as it is when the mouse is placed over empty space in a line. That is what I see when I comment this out.
Pretty sure this can be solved in a much more elegant way.


``` QUOTE
In my point of view this is the right and efficient way.
```
I can not agree.But if you want to build their difficulties - well, do your worst.


@jakebrucebrewer the server should take care of that for you - all the client is responsible for is making the actual roll. The server will update the TurnTracker accordingly


Convention.. Same as the World of Warcraft event API


Its weird that line 114 also does not run.


Hi @JKE-be,
Great! Thanks for this.

There's one more bug in sitemap generation present in both v8 and v9.
A very simple one, but only reveals itself on larger db-s.
Could you check my PR #11106 and maybe pick it also for v9.


:+1: for this refactor, also, I feel a bit weird about passing a function as `text` prop (I know it's sexy to pass `{ text }` to Clipboard constructor, but it make the Clipboard API infer on the outside code)

i would prefer
```
<Clip text={this.getBadgeInfos().markdownBadge} />
```
then
```
const clipboard = new Clipboard(e.target, { text: () => text })
```


@kohsuke looks like you committed this unexplained change directly to `master` without going through a PR, and it causes [numerous test regressions](https://ci.jenkins-ci.org/job/jenkins_main_trunk/4468/testReport/).


Ух как ядрёно, bottom = top :) Может showPanel?


and https://www.npmjs.com/browse/depended/minimist-expand


I just need to add a runner and add a couple of little things, it's like 95
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I've made mistake and updated gnupg patch instead if libcrypt. Now all fixed!


Можно)


@rpastrana please review


You are right. This is  **control structures alternative syntax** for PHP

====================================================================
It seems to me, that many people think that
<?php if ($a == 5): ?>
A ist gleich 5
<?php endif; ?>

is only with alternate syntax possible, but

<?php if ($a == 5){ ?>
A ist gleich 5
<?php }; ?>

is also possible.

alternate syntax makes the code only clearer and easyer to read
====================================================================
I have upload the simple module image uploading code.
This code is used to only upload image and all the image uploaded after image name, image type , image size and image display purpose only so we are used jqGrid code on our admin panel.
So not an issue for this.

Thanks,


lol


I'd prefer not to have so many identical declarations of chpl_memhook_md_num().  In the long run I think it would be worthwhile to create a runtime interface module containing declarations for everything the compiler-emitted and module code needs to call in the runtime, and I've long wanted to do that.  But for now, can we hoist the extern outside of the individual procs that call it, so at least we have just one decl per locale model file?


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Bug 1168502, kinda.


change this to "https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/releases/download/build-1.0.0/kotlin-compiler-1.0.0.zip"


But I think on balance we can wait for the timer :)


LGTM


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I was poking around and looking at the forks of megamek and I saw this branch.  It reminded me, when I was working on hidden units I noticed that, when the EntitySprite is made translucent because it's not visible to any enemies (in isometric mode), all of its status messages are also translucent.  This can make the statuses hard to read.  While you're working on this code, it might be nice to see if you could fix that.  (This section of the code really did need to be refactored too, so I'm glad to see you're working on it.)


Yea, I sneaked that in since we're most likely getting rid of it as well in v6 - https://github.com/Particular/NServiceBus/issues/3464


We use the numeric row ID down on line 551 to produce the `idx` — the position of the child in the parent — and that has to be contiguous by definition.


The problem is that we generate calls to chpl_here_alloc with `int(16)`'s: https://github.com/chapel-lang/chapel/blob/master/compiler/AST/primitive.cpp#L654-L663

What we could try to do is make chpl_mem_descInt_t a type the compiler knows about and generate calls to the chpl_here_* functions using that type. Let me see how easy that is.

Note that the chpl_here_* signatures used to take int(16) directly, so we're not any worse off than we were. That said, I agree it's unfortunate, so I'll see what I can do


Doesn't this make linting tools complain?


TaskCluster: @hellboy2k8 does not have permission to trigger tasks.


Thought I missed something.


Hi Henry, why don't you try changing x = 4, and y = 6?
You would want 2 to be printed, right?
Your code prints -2 instead.


Looks like a problem has moved down to here now...

```text
[ERROR   ] Uncaught exception "'NoneType' object is not iterable" encountered while comparing existing container against desired configuration. Exception info follows:
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/salt/states/dockerng.py", line 1563, in running
    defaults_from_image)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/salt/states/dockerng.py", line 195, in _compare
    for port_def in data:
```


Unclear, was just thinking out loud around immediate retries.


Hint: Think about what you need to return, and the use of "if"


looks still bad:

* we need Nearest Endpoints for hatch, but not for snapping
* do we have to modify the API to
```C++
getNearestEndpoint(..., bool forSnap = false)
```
This way, we only need to change the signature in RS_Snapper() to add a bool true, and ignore hatch in getNeareastEndpoint() for hatch for a true boolean


Typo!


Great ! Good job Anas.


Good catch!


to help packaging ( as we maintainer have to indicate the spdx.org tag name) could we confirm it is
http://spdx.org/licenses/BSD-2-Clause.html#licenseText
?


@diogosantana  I'll log both the number and the detail at WARN level when I will incorporate the change


I know this is already upstream, and not really part of the pr (so I won't block on this), but it needs mentioning somewhere: Use `None`, not `'None'` (No quotes); this makes the result actually a `None` object (which when converted to json, is encoded as `null`). This is the right value to be using for "absent" values. Please fix this (not as part of this pr). A fix to #536 would require updating the documentation (since it was not changed to reflect this in the first place); it's probably best to make this modification then as well.


So IP is who the receiving end should try to connect to? Just trying to understand logic.


We could do something like make a callback someone could register when they use a finisher and pass exceptions to them, but without more information that's not too useful.

The catch-and-print thing might not be the right choice here, since Finisher basically executes functions in a void. I had been thinking in terms of things like Objecter where we go through a bunch of functions (currently context) and execute them on the results of the ops to build up the full response. In that case I think catching the exception and recording an error code, if something throws, is appropriate. But now that you've got me to think about it, it might be that 'terminate' is really the best idea if something throws while in Finisher. (Currently nothing does, mind.)

So it might be that the best thing to do would be to just declare the function we accept to be noexcept, if cxx_function supports that.


Acá arriba agregale la versión del datacleaner que estás usando


I suspect this was actually the wrong fix; https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/pull/1301 seems to have caused the problems, judging by build history.


zamiast tabów używaj podwójnej spacji (można podmienic w sublime)


So A will still send general INFO to B when B connects, but when C connects to B, B sends normal INFO and also INFO for A?


Y una cosa que hizo beni y está buena es poner un command line al final, asi podemos correr todas las limpiezas de nuevo si hay algun cambio en la librería antes de publicar los datastes.

Acá hay un ejemplo: https://github.com/gobabiertoAR/datasets-portal/blob/master/audiencias/cleaner-audiencias.py


Grammar ftw


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [tinefinpat](http://tinefinpat-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/sites/migrate](http://tinefinpat-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/migrate)


If you could do a patch with a nice way to do a version-detect-and-replace that would be wonderful. (I don't want to make too many changes at this point since we're in sage-testing-wip.)


Not sure what you tested, but:
```
   @Test
   public void testStringKeyGenerator() {
      StringKeyGenerator gen = new StringKeyGenerator();
      System.out.println(gen.generateKey(10));
   }
```
gives me
```
key_000000000000000A
````


@fibidifips: What versions? It works for me under RHEL/CentOS 6.7 and 7.2.


Nice job today Emily!


@niktrop I don't remember at this point. Perhaps, I was trying to filter out sealed objects?


Okay, I will create a new pull request.


Acho que errei aqui....o problema não era o acento, está faltando um 's' no final 'dependências'


Michigan! Good job today Sara, thanks for contributing.


*knew


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Yes. So say that server A accepts a connection from server B. After B has tcp connected, it sends its CONNECT and INFO protocol. Let's call this protocol INFO(B). When A receives INFO(B), it will set in route.url the url formed with INFO.Host and INFO.Port. It will also get B's remote IP address, and set it in INFO.IP. This INFO(B) protocol message, including INFO.IP, would then be forwarded to servers already connected to A. When receiving this "update" INFO, the other servers will connect to B using info from the received INFO(B), including IP which is the real B address.


I think the `#ifdef HAS_PVRCLIENTS`, `#if defined(HAS_VISUALISATION)` and so on is no more required.


Good job Shriya, thanks for contributing!


@danielkerr merge please pull https://github.com/opencart-russia/opencart/commit/572d458712509abe41c5b10b64ea1cc4cc5aa2d2


awesome !
was kind of expected.
its weird I'm passing through it. I have 5 kinds of containers, mounting volumes form each other, using networking exposing ports and I miss that one. So please continue to report errors.


Ça va downcase le nom du conférencier aussi je pense pas que c'est une bonne idée de tout toLowerCase?

Faudrait utiliser une propriété qui downcase pas le titre à l'origine.

À mon avis le `toUpperCase()` sur le title devrait se faire dans le controlleur du view seulement, pas sur le modèle, et ça réglerait notre problème pour l'utiliser dans le title.

https://github.com/webaquebec/webaquebec2016-web/blob/565517dc34a8e31b6ba53c4614d99def79a52aa9/src/com/cortex/waq/conference/data/Conference.ts#L78


I think it is a typo in the docs. There is a colon instead of slash. :)

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If you replace the colon ( : ) with a slash ( / ) it will work (i just tried it). so the url should be /v1/events/E1
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Thank you for this updated library. It works well with Arduino 1.6.5 and a YellowJacket Arduino/Wifi board.


7/7 WOULD PLAY AGAIN


Unit testing ok


Ты чё, фашист [unicode] выпиливать? Из-за этого оглавление сломалось в PDF.


Maybe  the name of the variable could be a bit more specific? It doesn't mean anything for me, what are you stubbing?


5/7 my mitsake


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Rather than have another SQL call here, let's just hard code in "Journey Unknown © 0-2016"


These tests, I'm not sure how we should approach testing them. One thought would be to create some `Immutable` types (much like conformist's schema types).


Test


I am neutral in that matter. Syncing once more to release (after a merge) I can do easily this evening (that reminds me that I have to still download the latest translations)


spaces inside bracets


again


The tests that remain in this file had a mixture of both packages (`conformist-schema` and `conformist-validation`). Since it's unclear how they will be tested, I left them here so they can easily access both packages.


True, good point. It think the endpoint names are not quite solidified yet.


One of those fields is the signal strength, as my 00827a receiver has a temperature and signal strength bars.  (ie Looks like a signal indicator and four bars currently.)  The last 7th & 8th fields fluctuate every so often in accordance with the temperature fields.  So likely the beginning bit fields contain the signal strength.

Another thing I could do, is disassemble the transmitter for kicks.


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Nice work, Allyson! :+1:


I think it would be more elegant to work with full-pathnames only (the one given as file-args to the various *tool* programs) before doing anything else.

I.e. for `_WIN32` use `GetFullPathName()` as described [here](http://etutorials.org/Programming/secure+programming/Chapter+3.+Input+Validation/3.7+Validating+Filenames+and+Paths/).
And possibly `realpath()` on POSIX to see through symlinks. Not


I did this we would leak `chpl_memhook_md_num()` into the global namespace anymore


not sure about this, it work but it can be done better IMHO. @giogonzo


Oh actually, I guess I can declare it as `extern proc chpl_memhook_md_num(): int(16);` to avoid that


Why is it titled 'Pageview comparsion' here? Shouldn't it be 'Pageview Analysis' to match the title in the HTML?


same as above. (Maybe that if can be simplified)


`types` is an empty type that has a copy constructor that does nothing, so it __should__ still be constexpr even if the value is non-constexpr. You and I previously discovered that it doesn't actually work that way until Clang 3.8 .


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if m_peer.len == 0, the format string pattern will be %s but it seems there will be 2 vargs . Please make sure this doesn't generate warnings, and consider reformatting the pattern to account for all vargs.


We have a fully functional workaround for WebView
STATUS: Wait for it


i don't feel like this is indented well, any hint? @FrancescoCioria


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Hola Hola


Dear sir,
I am working now product based company so basically more than developer are working on this product wise versa used that code like getElementById vs jquery # selector.
one more thing If you are concerned about performance, native getElementById is much much faster, but jQuery gives you very handy access to a lot of stuff. So, you might want to use something like :.

1) Example

$( document.getElementById("some_id") ).jQueryCall();
This will give you a better performance, and at the same time, allow you to use jQuery.

2) Example.

document.getElementById('results'); //returns a HTML DOM Object
var contents = $('#results');  //returns a jQuery Object

Thanks,
Yogesh


Hiiiii


@stian-sigvartsen, what happens when the password is null?


sorry.  i rushed.


When upgrading gitlab-ce with docker, this commit cause fatal error since `/var/log/gitlab/reconfigure` is not created during upgrading.

Log:
```
[2016-02-25T14:58:27+00:00] FATAL: Failed to open or create log file at /var/log/gitlab/reconfigure/1456412307.log: Errno::ENOENT (No such file or directory @ rb_sysopen - /var/log/gitlab/reconfigure/1456412307.log)
```

Maybe create the directory every time is a better idea?


I tested this query against mil2525d.stylx, after it had been merged with the line/area/label manually managed stylx and I got the following results on the query.

Are these results expected?

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I'm not sure if there should be a console.log inside the test


Ah yes, I see. Got it.


У нас за такое просто пиздят


@mls-creare What do you think about this?


Thanks for the update @jbieee! Good stuff.


@arielb1

> The type of the ConstVal can contain unsubstituted type variables, and I am not sure I want to do this.

It seems basically inevitable that constants will eventually contain values of generic types. I imagine we'll wind up with a much more general structure than `ConstVal`, but I'm surprised you would object to the idea of constants of non-monomorphized types in general.


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:confetti_ball: :exclamation:


Svp pas de français dans le code.


OK, sounds reasonable. First message that moves across cluster more than 1-hop. We should do some tests with 5-7-9 member clusters to make sure it all is working well, etc.


Hey Zach, did you ever finish this quiz up?


Will fix it now.


The problem I am running into is that Ubuntu's automatic builder has to pass all tests. I can skip it manually, but need to understand why. I think I do now.

Ubuntu/Debian imagemagick 8:6.8.9.9-7 has backported

    - PixelColor off by one on i386 (closes: #811308)
      https://github.com/ImageMagick/ImageMagick/issues/54

but the version number is still 0x689. So ... not sure how to fix this in the immediate term -- manually change the test in Ubuntu to check a different version number? Gross, but it might work.


I'm having trouble understanding why `rmw_opensplice` is explicitly called out here.


被整疯了 再一次实践证明 开发时间与代码量的平方成正比。。。The shorter, the better........被蠢哭了。。。。。以后再来改
http://dev.gameres.com/Program/Abstract/Geometry.htm
http://blog.csdn.net/rickliuxiao/article/details/6259322


the `orElse(0L)` should be on this line


It's not. It comes from the WP.com API (sometimes) when an error occurs.


mira do not update the master branch directly @mirasainju


Also, very minor, but since either side could initiate, we could traverse NAT'd networks. With original design, a new node could sit behind a NAT and connect to the seed and all subsequent servers, as long as they were visible as well. With this, that may not work since the connection would be going the other way. This might be fine, just FYI.


This should be
`use::std::mem;` in top of file and not fully qualified here.


When I move from a 0.9 page that no longer exists in 0.10 (eg. continuous_queries_config) I get a 404. Would it be easy just to redirect to the 0.10 overview page for those?


Upd: У меня все работает в текущем мастере, пдфка сгенерилась ок.


encoding return type in method name is a bit ugly. If you split the class between actual database access that always return futures and logic class that consumes futures, you would not have to do that


This Gemfile.lock was generated by an older version of bundler that does not add the bundler version to the Gemfile.lock. The newer versions of bundler add the `BUNDLED WITH` version line to the Gemfile.lock to ensure that the gems are installed with a compatible version of bundler. You will see a warning if you run `bundle install` with an older version of bundler than what is specified in the Gemfile.lock.


Yep, that won't work in < 4.4. It's still a little early on and so some things like that are still in there :)
I'll look into moving the callback method.


czy zamiast wrzucac do repo biblioteki mozesz uzywac http://bower.io/ ?


Obtenemos el ID que debemos modificar


`Pageview comparison` was the original name. I've since updated this, though I guess I still need to update those few comments that still say the old name


will do thanks pour le feedback


you can just
```
let skip ...
return this.repository...
```


Recuperamos la entrada a modificar de la BD


can you change :one to :activeFlag
it is more descriptive


Missing "O" or is this an entire superfluous line?


Proporcionamos los datos de la entrada a modificar a la vista


In fact, CGAL_CONCURRENT_MESH_3  could be  CGAL::Sequential_tag or CGAL_Parallel_tag, so that we do not even need the `ifdef`


Речь о таком оглавлении: ![Оглавление здоровых людей](http://storage8.static.itmages.ru/i/16/0225/h_1456419287_4990456_a6d2f49910.png)


Yea that's cake

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Rather than have another SQL call here, let's just hard code in "Journey Unknown © 0-2016"

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I still think just adding the fields in previous HotSpotVMConfigs with optional = true is the easiest way.  Yes, it requires to add these fields in multiple repositories but how often in reality we are really doing this.


ok, updated PR


Oooh - I will take a look.  In an interledger meeting right now though.

On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 8:21 AM, Marcos Caceres <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

>
>
> > On 25 Feb 2016, at 3:37 PM, Shane McCarron <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > Thanks for the explanation. It is horrifying.
>
> IIUC, It was made with the assumption that it would be only be used on TR
> documents (i.e., snapshots), so there it makes sense. But in our case, with
> the spec being dynamically generated, it gets a little funky. In any case,
> I think I've fixed the race conditions. Just need to move the script back
> to the bottom of the doc.
>
> Anyway, I just finished rewriting the whole test suite. I added a lot of
> new-shiny things that make writing tests much simpler. Will share soon, but
> everything is in the update jasmine branch.
>
>
>
> >
> > On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 7:45 PM, Marcos Caceres <
> notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > I don't know. I don't know what fixup does.
> > > It starts aggressively looking for DOM elements that it assumes should
> be
> > > there - and when they are not, it just crashes. There are lots of cases
> > > where those elements might not be present.
> > >
> > > In other cases, it starts creating new elements when certain elements
> are
> > > missing.
> > >
> > > It might be better if the script is callable, so when the spec is
> ready,
> > > it can invoke W3C.styles.fixup(); of something. I might suggest that if
> > > it gets too messy.
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Marius - this is causing heavy strain on test because I guess ``self.tool_shed_repository.name`` is causing a query emit. Any chance you can rework this so this inner dict is populated at the initial tool load time and just added into the outer dict as part of ``to_dict``?


Cargamos (si nos lo proporcionan) las cajas de texto con los valores que nos proporcione el controlador (*index.php*)
Si no nos pasan datos, las cajas aparecerán vacías.


This need C-99 (excludes MSVC-2013 etc.). I think this is better:
```
  {
    struct tor_libevent_cfg cfg;
    memset(&cfg, 0, sizeof(cfg));
    tor_libevent_initialize(&cfg);
  }
```


How about `s/Gitter/Chat/`? That would make it easier to grasp what's going on for folks who have never heard of Gitter.


Entirely superfluous. Fixed with [this commit](https://github.com/OBF/obf-docs/commit/89f7fd11307948a3c325b2c24a57f2816dd643b2)


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Cambio mínimo... hemos quitado el salto de línea que había detrás de la papelera para que aparezcan juntos los botones de borrar (papelera) y editar (lápiz)


Absolutely agree with the exclusive->inclusive change. I misread the relevant line of the paper.


updated!


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Si el campo ID tiene valor estamos antes una actualización de la BD (en las inserciones el campo ID no tiene valor)


Because it was the only one that we could ship with, there's no technical reason, just wanting to get this working ASAP :-)  This needs to be fleshed out to try all the available implementations.


Just saw you did this in the next commit...confirmation of likeminded thinking, at least.


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Awesome, hopefully it works out.


Recogemos (si viene) el valor del campo ID.
Recordemos que sólo la actualización (update) proporciona un valor para ID (nos indica la entrada que queremos modificar)


<3  this is a step forward in uniqueness of union types.
I would say that a spec is needed here :-$

It would be nice to push Nil to the end of the unions always. To mimic how we usually think of nilable types.
Not sure if this is handled with the `has_nil` code.


I wonder if there was a way of sending video files to hard drive on Ee TV
box to watch on main telly. I watch a lot of downloads you see
On 25 Feb 2016 12:16, "Fraser Dalgleish" <fraserdalgleish@gmail.com> wrote:

> Oh that's cool. Well thanks again for your help. Can I ask you one more
> question though please? How does the playing videos on the Ee box over http
> work exactly?
> On 25 Feb 2016 09:05, "kevjs1982" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> The WebUI allows you to search for programmes (only a channel at a time
>> though) and set timers (including series links) for them.
>>
>> Not had any need for the EPG on XBMC as I rarely watch live TV, only
>> really
>> did it so I could watch recordings in the bedroom/kitchen.
>>
>>
>> On Thu, 25 Feb 2016 at 01:25 fraser1978 <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>>
>> > Hello again Kev,
>> >
>> > That's fantastic, thanks for that! Excellent work mate, exactly what I
>> > needed. Is there any plans to build on the catchup section (if its
>> actually
>> > theoretically possible) and maybe a record setting option? Also, is
>> there
>> > any way to add EPG and choose programmes as required?
>> >
>> > I'm definitely going to consider looking at the webui stuff in the
>> future
>> > as I have some experience helping a friend build his website with some
>> php
>> > code. Its certainly an interesting subject for me.
>> >
>> > I honestly highly commend you for your work on this, as after many
>> searches
>> > on google you seem to be the only person who is expanding on an already
>> > lacking service. So hats off to ya pal!
>> >
>> > Thanks again.
>> >
>> > Regards,
>> >
>> > Fraser
>> >
>> > Hi fraser1978.
>> >
>> > I've updated the readme for the XBMC plugin at - should allow you to get
>> > started
>> > https://github.com/kevjs1982/xbmcplugins/blob/master/README.md (Alas my
>> > Kodi/XBMC installs are a couple of years old so these haven't been
>> tested
>> > with the latest ones).
>> >
>> > The web-ui requires knowledge of setting up webservers and PHP which is
>> a
>> > bit on the complex side.
>> >
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Ooof, forgot to destroy the vector.


Fixed 521d15391a61f523b1618c1d4583249a1393cb03


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Simulamos que el usuario "pincha" en la opción "Comentarios" del menú superior. La idea es mostrar todas las entradas actualizadas (incluyendo los cambios en la que acabamos de modificar)


Eliminamos del array $valores la entrada ID.

Si no se lo hacemos, dejará de funcionar el insert


Yes.   There was a decision made to enforce strict limits on the number of outstanding connections (which is configurable) used per node across all clients.   Other clients will follow.

The maxThreads rename was done to reinforce that user programs may need to be changed when using this client version.  maxThreads was also confusing to users as to it's true meaning (It does not really create threads).    maxConnsPerNode is a more accurate name.


Should the function name be in "lkl_" namespace like lkl_syscall_thread_data?
Or static functions doesn't need namespace?


After installation, the entire inst directory is promoted to the to level directory - users will see these files in doc/ - unsure which is more appropriate to put in the news


@bcardiff The previous commit did something similar but in a different way, so I had to change some specs... so those could be the specs ;-)

It's interesting that I also though about moving Nil to the end... It's not done right now, but since we are already two that think that way, it's time to do it :-)


[Pattern Recognition.pdf.docx](https://github.com/Srikanth3/Sample/files/146971/Pattern.Recognition.pdf.docx)


Quitamos este código de aquí... ahora hay que distinguir si estamos ante una actualización (update) o la creación de una entrada nueva (insert)

Observa cómo se hace en el bloque de código que viene a continuación


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Viktig å stimulere med litt SM, innimellom, @mariusmandal .


Can we make this class private?


А как тогда лучше визуально группировать методы?


@mfojtik any chance you remember why we had this? It is not referenced anywhere.


Must admit I've thought about that one too, but shrugged "well possible Nil is important, so might be why it goes first"..


The **MUST** here is indeed stricter than **MAY**, but the change was intended to apply to the limit, not to the need for pagination. Our endpoints should always define a default limit for the number of records returned. If the number of records is less than that default, then the page becomes moot. However, I would also argue that every endpoint that can return a set of resources needs to be able to support pagination.

I agree that requirement is strict, but I like the strictness of it in this case. The strictness applying to a) having a default limit being a **MUST** and b) support for pagination being a **MUST**.

Given that more in-depth explanation (and I will make some changes to the wording in this statement to make the intent more clear), do you still think we should downgrade this to a **SHOULD**?

I assumed that the implicit limit would be handled by the implementation of each individual API endpoint, but would it make sense to make a recommendation here as to the maximum number of items that can be returned in a given request?


Looks good, the only comment I'd make is to consider moving the if(process_config.get() != NULL) test earlier in the binding loading section, it seems if process_config.get() == NULL, there's not much that can be done.


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here I think that Actor<T> can be retrieved from BaseType always, but it can be not always true.
need to fix it.


OK, looks good now.  Everything seems to be OK now with my workplace's set of containers, and the `state.single` test looks good now if I change, add, or remove the `port` arguments.


:+1: It is important, I thought of putting it at the beginning but it feels more natural to be at the end

It even fill more natural if `T | Nil` to render it as `T?`.
If `T` is union I wont use `?` otherwise parenthesis are needed to disambiguate.


So when a new VM field pops up in jdk10 that we want to access in Graal, we'll need to modify jdk8 and jdk9? Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me.


fmt.Errorf


Continues in issue #37


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If you just embed this field, then you don't need to create the `Read` and `Close` methods.


Yes!  Good catch...


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I'm not sure "disaster" is the right word.  How many are there in 9 that are not in 8?


Possible to use px instead of em for unit consistency?


@duncanspumpkin there was a `shr` not `shl` here, does it fix any issues we may be having?


This could be simplified with:
`$_[ 'item_name_' . $id ] = Shopp::__('Set of %s', $_[ 'item_name_' . $id ]);`


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possibly peeps walking to the wrong station.


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This ends up being wrong.  The advertised behavior is that locking more than once is does reference counting, so you can lock three times in a row from the same thread and only when that thread unlocks 3 times is the Mutex unlocked.

Your change here makes any subsequent attempt to lock the mutex by the same thread hang.  This breaks the advertised behavior and is just plain wrong.


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@bcardiff Good idea. Right now this is true if T is a reference type, but I'll change it to make it like that for any nilable type (but just for nilable unions of two elements, T and Nil, as you mention).


Also you should update your unit test to acquire the lock more than once in a row.  That will ensure that this same problem does not crop up again in the future.


:+1: I _think_ we use ems for line heights and font sizes, but we may be using px for padding/margins.


Functionally this looks good. Because this code is handling an exception case, there should be commentary about why it is necessary. Programmers can see what you are doing, but you should aide them by describing why it is necessary. You can see the large commentary block above the other exception code just a few lines under your new code.


This var is currently being used as a flag to help determine what's returned in get_liveblog_state(). Since we're not hitting the actual post's page, like the older endpoints, is_single() is false and the global $post is not set.


@Radhika12 : I didn't notice the branch name, my bad.
aaauuummuuahhh :* :* :*


@pangratz Is there a reason this isn't supported?
I've been trying to extract some duplicated code across multiple component integration tests and have been needing the ability to do something like:

```js
// helper.js
function assertDuplicatedTest(context, component) {
  context.render(hbs `{{${component}`);
}

// my-component-test.js
assertDuplicatedTest(this, 'my-component');
```

to dynamically render a component but I got hit by this.


If it does read displayname, I cannot find it.


The method returns int, not String. No process can have PID 0 in *nix, that's reserved for swapper process (and actually not used).


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*GitCommitBear, severity 1, section `commit`.* *Project wide.*


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py`, line 7.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py
+++ b/coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py
@@ -4,7 +4,8 @@
 import tempfile

 from coalib.bears.Bear import Bear
-from coalib.misc.Shell import escape_path_argument, run_shell_command
+from coalib.misc.Shell import escape_path_argument
+from coalib.misc.Shell import run_shell_command
 from coalib.results.Diff import Diff
 from coalib.results.Result import Result
 from coalib.results.RESULT_SEVERITY import RESULT_SEVERITY
```


LGTM.  going to land


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py`, line 40.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py
+++ b/coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py
@@ -38,6 +38,8 @@
     # TODO Look for existing classes inside python...

 # TODO Dynamic kwargs usage. Context depending signature.
+
+
 def Linter(executable, **kwargs):
            #shell=False, #TODO ??????
            #output_regex=r'(?P<line>\d+)\.(?P<column>\d+)\|'
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py`, lines 42 to 43.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py
+++ b/coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py
@@ -39,8 +39,8 @@

 # TODO Dynamic kwargs usage. Context depending signature.
 def Linter(executable, **kwargs):
-           #shell=False, #TODO ??????
-           #output_regex=r'(?P<line>\d+)\.(?P<column>\d+)\|'
+           # shell=False, #TODO ??????
+           # output_regex=r'(?P<line>\d+)\.(?P<column>\d+)\|'
            #             r'(?P<severity>\d+): (?P<message>.*)',
            #use_stderr=False,
            #use_stdin=False,
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py`, lines 45 to 51.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py
+++ b/coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py
@@ -42,13 +42,14 @@
            #shell=False, #TODO ??????
            #output_regex=r'(?P<line>\d+)\.(?P<column>\d+)\|'
            #             r'(?P<severity>\d+): (?P<message>.*)',
-           #use_stderr=False,
-           #use_stdin=False,
-           #provides_correction=False,
-           #diff_severity=RESULT_SEVERITY.NORMAL,
-           #diff_message='',
-           #severity_map=None):
+           # use_stderr=False,
+           # use_stdin=False,
+           # provides_correction=False,
+           # diff_severity=RESULT_SEVERITY.NORMAL,
+           # diff_message='',
+           # severity_map=None):
     kwargs["executable"] = executable
+
     def create_linter(cls):
         class Linter(LocalBear):
             handler = cls
```


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py`, lines 102 to 103.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py
+++ b/coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py
@@ -99,8 +99,10 @@
                     stdin=stdin_input,
                     shell=self.shell)

-                self.stdout_output = tuple(stdout_output.splitlines(keepends=True))
-                self.stderr_output = tuple(stderr_output.splitlines(keepends=True))
+                self.stdout_output = tuple(
+                    stdout_output.splitlines(keepends=True))
+                self.stderr_output = tuple(
+                    stderr_output.splitlines(keepends=True))
                 results_output = (self.stderr_output if self.use_stderr
                                   else self.stdout_output)
                 results = self.process_output(results_output, filename, file)
```


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*LineLengthBear, severity 1, section `linelength`.* *Related to file `coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py`, line 91 column 81 to line 91 column 85*.


**Line is longer than allowed. (83 > 80)**
*LineLengthBear, severity 1, section `linelength`.* *Related to file `coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py`, line 102 column 81 to line 102 column 84*.


**Line is longer than allowed. (83 > 80)**
*LineLengthBear, severity 1, section `linelength`.* *Related to file `coalib/bearlib/abstractions/Lint.py`, line 103 column 81 to line 103 column 84*.


Yup! Now you don't *need* to keep track of the subscription. `Module` does it for you and stuff. :+1:


@athanatos why we want to signal aio here ? Shouldn't this be only done after one aio completed ?


都是他的错删了就可以了。


The playing videos on the EETV box is due to an API call that's available
(the box is similar to one used by Telstra in Australia).  The hardware and
Austrlian box have the ability to play files from a USB stick or via DNLA,
and the EETV does put up a notice that a USB stick has been inserted -
however it appears that EETV have disabled the functionality that makes
this useful :(

On Thu, 25 Feb 2016 at 17:00 fraser1978 <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I wonder if there was a way of sending video files to hard drive on Ee TV
> box to watch on main telly. I watch a lot of downloads you see
> On 25 Feb 2016 12:16, "Fraser Dalgleish" <fraserdalgleish@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Oh that's cool. Well thanks again for your help. Can I ask you one more
> > question though please? How does the playing videos on the Ee box over
> http
> > work exactly?
> > On 25 Feb 2016 09:05, "kevjs1982" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> >> The WebUI allows you to search for programmes (only a channel at a time
> >> though) and set timers (including series links) for them.
> >>
> >> Not had any need for the EPG on XBMC as I rarely watch live TV, only
> >> really
> >> did it so I could watch recordings in the bedroom/kitchen.
> >>
> >>
> >> On Thu, 25 Feb 2016 at 01:25 fraser1978 <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> >>
> >> > Hello again Kev,
> >> >
> >> > That's fantastic, thanks for that! Excellent work mate, exactly what I
> >> > needed. Is there any plans to build on the catchup section (if its
> >> actually
> >> > theoretically possible) and maybe a record setting option? Also, is
> >> there
> >> > any way to add EPG and choose programmes as required?
> >> >
> >> > I'm definitely going to consider looking at the webui stuff in the
> >> future
> >> > as I have some experience helping a friend build his website with some
> >> php
> >> > code. Its certainly an interesting subject for me.
> >> >
> >> > I honestly highly commend you for your work on this, as after many
> >> searches
> >> > on google you seem to be the only person who is expanding on an
> already
> >> > lacking service. So hats off to ya pal!
> >> >
> >> > Thanks again.
> >> >
> >> > Regards,
> >> >
> >> > Fraser
> >> >
> >> > Hi fraser1978.
> >> >
> >> > I've updated the readme for the XBMC plugin at - should allow you to
> get
> >> > started
> >> > https://github.com/kevjs1982/xbmcplugins/blob/master/README.md (Alas
> my
> >> > Kodi/XBMC installs are a couple of years old so these haven't been
> >> tested
> >> > with the latest ones).
> >> >
> >> > The web-ui requires knowledge of setting up webservers and PHP which
> is
> >> a
> >> > bit on the complex side.
> >> >
> >> > —
> >> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> >> > <
> >> >
> >>
> https://github.com/kevjs1982/eetv-webui/commit/8cd482dbbab10c7b93363c0af4355c6ef582628c#commitcomment-16298393
> >> > >
> >> > .
> >> >
> >> > —
> >> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> >> > <
> >>
> https://github.com/kevjs1982/eetv-webui/commit/8cd482dbbab10c7b93363c0af4355c6ef582628c#commitcomment-16314954
> >> >
> >> > .
> >> >
> >>
> >> —
> >> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> >> <
> https://github.com/kevjs1982/eetv-webui/commit/8cd482dbbab10c7b93363c0af4355c6ef582628c#commitcomment-16320191
> >
> >> .
> >>
> >
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/kevjs1982/eetv-webui/commit/8cd482dbbab10c7b93363c0af4355c6ef582628c#commitcomment-16332006>
> .
>


Sorry for say but I am not able to share live demo with you because this product is some security reason.
If you would like show some other code sample then it is possible from my side.
Let me know your thoughts.

Thanks,
Yogesh


s/scenaries/scenarios


True, when I wrote this I hadn't seen python-vdir. Also, discover isn't (yet) recursive.


indentation


Good point. Does anyone have suggestions for a better name?


process.destroy() sends SIGTERM, so it may not terminate immediatelly. You may want to wait for the exit (possibly in another stage). It's not a big deal if you leak the dead process reference in slave state.


The problem is that this plugin would have to do the logic of replacing the variables in the string, which is out of scope IMHO.

What you can do instead is make use of passing a string to the `hbs` function, implemented in #7:

```js
function assertDuplicatedTest(context, component) {
  context.render(hbs(`{{${component}}}`));
}
```

If I am not mistaken, this should work... :thought_balloon:


We need better unit tests. :cry:


On second thought, neither one covers all desirable cases. Here's one that still falls through the cracks:

```
object Outer2 {
  def nested: Unit = {
    object O {
      final case class I(s: String)
    }

    def check1(a: Any): Unit = a match {
      case O.I(s) => // shouldn't need outer check here!
      case _ =>
    }
  }
}
```

If you omit `O`, it's covered by `expectedPrefix eq NoPrefix` but even with `O`, `I` becomes static after `flatten` but we don't see that yet in `patmat`.


So apparently this won't work with Realm. So I have to change my model class too; look at what Dan's done with the `NutritionModel`.


For example it is handled here:
https://github.com/Kitware/CMake/blob/master/Modules/FindCUDA/make2cmake.cmake#L84

This is why I'm surprised you need this line at all.


Oops.


Лишний пробел перед скобкой


Открывающей


variabile dei scelta pèer lo switch sulla frequenza dell'ottava


Defining the variable `result` and then iterating using `each` isn't idiomatic Ruby. It's also not efficient (you'll always loop through all users), but more importantly, it makes the *intent* of the code harder to see. `#each` is an iteration method, but what we're really trying to do here is filter a single element out of the array. You might explore how `Enumerable#select` could be used instead.


multi-calendar?


You might want to set this value based on the environment. [Sinatra has support for this described in the docs](http://www.sinatrarb.com/intro.html#Configuration).


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1569 of 1569 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@chintanb aaauuummmuuuaaahhhhh aaaaauuuummmuuuaaaahhhh aaaaauuuummmuuuuaaaahhhhh :* :*


> First message that moves across cluster more than 1-hop

No. It's only 1-hop. Again, say that you have a full mesh: A, B, C, D, which means A has a connection to B, to C and to D. If E connects to A, A sends INFO(E) to B, then to C, then to D. So it's only 1-hop travel. That being said, I will try to run the StressSeed and StressChained tests with more servers, but again, that should not matter. It may just take more time for the cluster to form due to the number of servers involved.


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> Can you compose a unit test for this then?

done 5880968


@pangratz - good suggestion, but I get a different error with that

```
SyntaxError: helper.js: Line 4: hbs should be invoked with a single argument: the template string
```
stemming from this line: https://github.com/pangratz/babel-plugin-htmlbars-inline-precompile/blob/master/index.js#L47


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1011 of 1011 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Не знаю, а нужно?)

> On Feb 25, 2016, at 8:04 PM, Alex Zolotarev <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> А как тогда лучше визуально группировать методы?
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/deathbaba/omim/commit/b5c63b04519a811e39abfb40919402ddac14d5f5#commitcomment-16332127>.
>


Should we use the name Chisel3? We do have the version number to distinguish from Chisel2.


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Just FYI, instead of changing every bystander name into a russian name you could just create the file "bystander_name_parts.txt" in your /data/murder/ folder in the garrysmod directory of your server and put the names in there.
Also you can set the sex for each name by appending an "/m" or male or "/f" for female to the name.


`flatten` works, but it doesn't satisfy the laws for Monad because it can't lift an arbitrary value without giving it back in a `type` wrapper.

`static_assert failed "hana::equal( hana::monadic_compose(lift<M>, f)(x), f(x) )"`


zajęłoby mi to więcej czasu - jeszcze nie korzystałam z bower.io.
Aktualnie najszybszym dla mnie sposobem jest pushowanie do Twojego
repozytorium na github z poziomu konsoli

2016-02-25 17:53 GMT+01:00 Konrad Głowacki <notifications@github.com>:

> czy zamiast wrzucac do repo biblioteki mozesz uzywac http://bower.io/ ?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/webkrak/accounting-api/commit/9d3681ec6d676730afe035366cf7ae4ef5de3e65#commitcomment-16331801>
> .
>

--
Pozdrawiam
Katarzyna Sabat


That's definitely what the problem is. I check for a number in argc, rather than checking for the validity of the arguments being passed. That causes there to be uninitialized length and counts, causing an infinite loop of who knows what. Cool!


Ah no thats not relevant as this branch is only used by bumper cars.


thanks m8


This last commit stopped it starting - either the file Systems/electrical.xml is missing or the last 2 line changes are wrong


J'ai configuré des redirections vers les archives du site web de ces années là, on peut les conserver maintenant.

https://github.com/webaquebec/webaquebec2016-web/blob/master/conf/nginx.conf#L17-L38


Hmm, I think now `hbs` gets an expression passed. In the meantime this should definitely work:

```js
var componentTemplate = `{{${component}}}`
context.render(hbs(componentTemplate));
```


:+1: on the branching and PRs!


Is this commented out resource going to be used later?


This should be resolved as soon as we have new tooling. The transition is painful but hanging on to DNX makes our CI build processes more difficult to deal with.


develop (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1569 of 1569 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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moved logic into existing ContactAddress


Cool. This could be an enhancement request for Firefox, or the plugin.


> Also, very minor, but since either side could initiate, we could traverse NAT'd networks
If you give me some time, I can experiment with master. Remember, the original issue was concurrent connections (not only all-to-seed, but also chained cluster). If you have A and B, C and D connect concurrently to A, then A sends its INFO to each that it knows no other server. To solve this, it means that A should then resend an updated INFO to the accepted route with the updated list of routes.