Hm, right. On original game they don't fit at all. But in OpenRCT it apears always as "Keypad X". These strings are still used?


I am wondering if binding to this is necessary for toggleOptions, onOptionUpdate, and onPageChange here.


Ah ok :)

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Oh my god that thing is awesome =O


Does this block need to be called for each window?


Is there a preferred way to bomb out here? (This exception is caught and passed into a TestCaseParameters object.)


++ otherwise


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d


Can you make a fix for it?


I'm definitively sure this code could be much much shorter. And better. No time now. soon!


id = -1 by default is bad practise. Nullable id was good


There is a typo in the first word.


What is the point of using the `networkScheduler` if you block for the result anyway? Just the the `Network` methods, that will be much shorter and cleaner.


WTF PyCharm?!?!?!?!?


kk


jjj


It might be better to test without using the pass-through identity function.


This commit solves #3.


we do not want to run our tests against a hard coded url. we want two options:
*run against the corrrct url passed from an 'httptest' instance. this would be for the e2e tests.
*pass a url as an argument. this would be for the standalone client / cli


Use {} for if else body statement


note A


note B


you -could- initialise those on the same line as declaring them.


Looks good to me


Why are you using '_' lambda parametr name?


Nice refactor


Looks good. The desc for <TEI> also needs to change though.


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1)visit http://127.0.0.1:8080/product/1/inventory/
2)Do some changes in price and come back back to same to find the changes had been updated
3)this is L_94


@fpliger, I think it was because I was using the name when creating the selector for the interactive chart, and I wanted to access the pretty name from each type of thing that could be interpreted as a selector in a consistent way. `attrname` I thought was redundant as it is part of an attribute and specializes the name specifically to an AttrSpec.


Attached herewith is the .apk file of the app. Run the application by installing it in an Android phone of API level upto 18, or use an AVD (Android Virtual Device)


For me, this update is valid.
 :+1:


ok wil try and report back to you


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That was the sibling method from `GeokertyConnector`. Let's update the 2 functions.


Watch the SRP here. This function's doing two things. Split it in two - you might need one of these functionalities independent of the other later on.


@thatoddmailbox What is wrong with it?


Fixes #6


This is exactly what we do for the centerprints so I extended that functionality on scoreboard strings too.


@m-kuhn just wondering if you saw this commit, and if you've got any ideas on how to fix the pg provider so we can reenable server side sorting?


@nywillb before this commit, the `userId` was in the `update` part, not the `where` part. This meant that if I set a pref (say, `themeColor`) for my account, and then you changed it on your account, *_it would change both of our accounts_*


Better to name this more generally: `.mid-temperature-color` would be better. What if you need the actual colour to change later? You'd have to rename your class.


Ottimo, sai se si può commentare o per lo meno aprire Issue dall'app?


This needs to stay at the release version otherwise when the quickstart is released it will try and use the snapshot version.  When working on both fabric8 and the quickstarts we use the fabric8-snapshot profile which is kept in sync by the CD pipeline https://github.com/fabric8io/ipaas-quickstarts/blob/master/pom.xml#L262-L265


It's a good change, for the optimization 😀


it has me made crazy to, but now it seems to be working well


Nice, thanks.


Somewhat. Maybe. I think that the problem is that isolate can be a good action in a very narrowly controlled environment, like during early boot or when switching roots and so on, because then we can control the tree of things to be pulled in through dependencies of some specific target. But isolate just doesn't work that well in a running system with dynamically created services, mounts, and whatnot. I don't really see why .mount and .automount units are not isolated away... Let's say I starts a service which through dependencies pulls in some mounts, then I isolate default.target, and the service will go away, but not the mount unit pulled in as a dependency. It just seems rather arbitrary and ad-hoc.


Convert to yaml please.


Strip the cockpit references.


Make this an image stream in this template, and give it a name like atomic-registry.


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`(#=)/2` is much more beautiful!

Check it out, for example:

<pre>
check(C,0,Z,X,Y,L) :- J #= X+1,checkpoint(J,C),not_present(J,Y,L),V #= X+1,constraint_prev(V,Y,Z,L,Z,L),W #= X-1,constraint_next(W,Y,Z,L,Z,L).
check(C,0,Z,X,Y,L) :- J #= X-1,checkpoint(J,C),not_present(J,Y,L),V #= X+1,constraint_prev(V,Y,Z,L,Z,L),W #= X-1,constraint_next(W,Y,Z,L,Z,L).
</pre>


Also, I'd like to be officially building the registry image from this repo, not from cockpit.  I would expect the image Dockerfile to be in `images/registry-console`, the output name to be `openshift/origin-registry-console` (we can debate the exact name), and the image to be built as part of `hack/build-images.sh`.  We'll start pushing the image into the official stream - I can help do the build parts of that if you do the image parts.


Wow, that's a really good idea. It never occurred to me, though, so I didn't write about it. ;)

I will add something. And also try it out. It won't work with `hmatrix` I don't think, because it uses packed representations and requires instances beyond `Num`, but it should work with the low-dimensional matrix types from `linear`. There might also be some way to get it working with `bed-and-breakfast`?


This should be read from the secret that is injected automatically into the container - don't see why this is here.


This looks good, but your custom symbols and your modifications shouldn't remove the existing maps since they work fine for other chromebooks. I think these changes should go into new files and be added as new maps.


OMG YOU USE A MODELS :dancer:


No need for this if the CA is injected.


This causes the release to fail.  As far as I can tell this is because the karaf quickstarts build the zips and tar.gz in the package phase however the license signing needed by sonartype needs them to be created during install.  I'll raise an issue but for now I'll have to disable the quickstarts again so we can get this release out.


yea, indeed. no way to have it "partialy" static.

libm is > 1.1mb. plymouth compiled fully static is < 1mb. I'd say force static compile if libm is needed only for plymouth. http://sprunge.us/FAVc


@MrBretze They dont work :P I cannot figure them out, it could be simpler to use Json-Destroyer on them


Не пойму как в схему добавились таблицы из тестового задания))


We need to settle on the official name for this, but it's going to be an origin component so it'll at minimum be an image on the hub at `openshift/origin-registry-console` (to match the upcoming `openshift/origin-developer-console` split of the console).


Needs to be a secret passed into the image (come up with an expected name like `registry-console-oauth` and bind that to your images`.


See comment elsewhere about secret.


@sbalmer categorySearch results get stored in a session variable now, probably there is a better way to do this as we don't need to keep them when leaving the courselist?


Why is a redhat based system required?


I don't think the 'Cockpit project' reference is necessary.  This is part of Origin and Atomic.


Or you could have asked me to check in the performance code. :)


You have two different areas where you define styles for the `.logo` class (you also declare styles just a few lines above); try to avoid having rules split in multiple places, while it may work initially, it can lead to hard-to-maintain CSS as your codebase grows.


Indentation nitpick: everything nested within the `#container` div should be indented in one more.


Yes, something in latest glibc changed this option we were using for now.


Indentation nitpick: this should be indented one more in.


@modmuss50 I use the model generators (https://mrcrayfish.com/tools?id=mc) and its work ><, use the model on my "mod" https://github.com/MrBretze/SoulShard-Unofficial


I guess for the sake of 200-300 KB, a shared libm may pay dividends *if* it's ever needed by something else in future...


Great use of the `alt` attributes!


@MrBretze That looks cool, the only reason I have to use them here is that json-Destroyer does not support saplings.


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@Aokromes, i had to use clang, cause trinitycore took 3hours to compile on G++, with 8 cores


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Why json-Destroyer not suport this ?


i can't commit. should i do branch?


Looks great, been watching this and a few signups this afternoon are being tracked properly.


Хм... Зачем в конце пробел? За такими вещами стоит следить. Вроде мелочь, но сразу говорит о неаккуратности программиста.
В саблайме можно настроить автоматическую обрезку зависших пробелов. Рекомендую это сделать.


They are custom models, I will need to add support for them. I will get around to it at somepoint.


he's back in the game


Я имел в виду вот такие гитхабрские комментарии, а не комменты к файлу. Это удобно для обсуждения конкретных вещей. Обрати внимание, что к этому комментарию можно ещё добавить комментарий...


döngü içinde yazmak zorundayız yani öğrendiğim kadarıyla böyle çünkü girilen 2 sayı arasındaki tüm sayıları topluyor her seferinde 1 arttırıp bidaha topluyor yani dönüyor bir nevi başka yolu varsa da ben bilmiyorum


Anlamadım


Interesting, I could use if I need is one time?


@frankscholten Do we need both client.ready and awaitReady? Isn't awaitReady sufficient in this case?


I doubt this is by design? :P


Этого я не понял. Или ты.
.bashrc выполняется при каждом старте баша. Так как это конфиг вагранта, там удобно при входе сразу попадать в папку с проектом. И эта строчка добавляет строчку `cd src` в .bashrc.
Конечно, такое не стоит делать с домашней системой.


Do you have a Sweave vignette? I didn't think about this case.

Fixed in c31d2a6, please ping me again if it doesn't work.


Did you pull first?
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For naming consistency rename to testConnectionDelayDisconnected?


For naming consistency rename to testConnectionDelayConnected?


Nice :)


Same question as above. Thanks.


@frankscholten Thanks for the pull request. The tests passed for me, however consider the above comments. Thanks.


Про source рекомендую почитать. Вообще, основные понятия работы с башем знать надо.
В данном месте, я выполняю скрипт `activate` в текущем рантайме интерпретатора (баш, это интерпретатор, да). Таким образом, все определения из скрипта `activate` появляются в текущем сеансе.
Если проще, то тут я активирую виртуальное окружение. Т.е. после этой команды питон думает, что установлен в папку `/home/vagrant/env` и именно там ищет сторонние библиотеки. И туда их и устанавливает.


Да, просто обновление пипа. Он там чуток старый был и матерился.


nope, some otus user report to me it causing random reboot in calling activity.
so i was removed it.


No.


Does a student fresh into 280 even know what a segfault is? I don't think that they would.


Perhaps confusing: when the student ran `git branch` earlier, it didn't show this branch, so they might be confused about where it came from.


Awesome!


I think you should make it clearer that this branch doesn't have a segfault in it; I was expecting to see another segfault or program crash to debug, and didn't realize that the problem was that 9 is being listed as prime when it isn't.


@173210 Are you certain using TCHAR inside rxTools is necessary? I suppose trying to compile with unicode disabled will fail because a lot of swprintf which actually using file names for screen output too.


To make this clear, place a empty line above this line.


This was already defined above.


А вот тут всё сложно. Если упростить, то `pip` устанавливает (`install`) _питоний пакет_, которым является текущая папка (`.`) для правки (`-e`).
Т.е. наше приложение является питоньим пакетом, который можно установить в систему стандартными для питона средствами (pip и easy_install). Но нам не надо его просто поставить в систему. Нам надо сделать так, чтобы он был типа в системе, но мы могли бы его править. Вот, собственно, тут это и произошло.
Само собой, pip сам разруливает зависимости (см. файл setup.py) и доустанавливает всё необходимое. В т.ч. и боттл.


Shouldn't harm other devices, Tipsy already have it since a while, and my old sony tab Z needs it =)
Feel free to revert if needed!


Fix typo in the column header name.

Signed-off-by: Raman But-Husaim <raman_buthusaim@yahoo.com>


There's no point in redispatching to a virtual controller for 1 method. Just do it all here.


Please disable the module for the default configuration.


Is this debugging output?


You need to remove the spaces in answer 5 for travis to see the correct answer.
```
#this
chrY:28507239-59100456
#not this
chrY : 28507239 - 59100456
```
Set the default OFS in awk to an empty string:
```awk
awk 'BEGIN {OFS=""} ...'
```


I'm trying to implement this, but receive this error:
src/java/davmail/http/DavGatewayHttpClientFacade.java: No such file or directory
Any idea?


These are the patches from Linux-next branch that I backported to the Odroid-C2


Are these files appropriate for MacOS, this bug is very annoying


Let's not do this.
I know.
But no.


Ahh, I just turned this on. Such bliss! Thanks!


Indentation nitpick: lines 6-8 should all be indented one in to align with the rest of the declarations in this block.


ONGOING REVIEW PLACEHOLDER


Indentation nitpick: lines 21 should be indented one in to align with the rest of the declarations in this block.


great use of nested rules to target specific elements!


You might want to use the :editor.exception behavior from [eval.cljs](https://github.com/LightTable/LightTable/blob/master/src/lt/objs/eval.cljs#L449) in LT core.


nope c'est de la merde cette modif


Sorry. But I can't see the difference here. could you enlighten me ?


Atlhough this is a meager few sentences, it is probably a very difficult thing for the student to follow. I myself had a wee bit of mucking around before I got gdb and valgrind working together the last time I did that.

In order to emphasize that this isn't trivially done (which is important for the student who can't know the depth of the instruction), I think you should put this sequence of instructions in a list so that it stands out to the students the discrete steps being taken.

For example, it's easy for a student to not understand that valgrind and gdb need to be running concurrently, even if it says "in another terminal...". They might think that valgrind not terminating in the first terminal is a problem, and they might take bad corrective measures which would sorely confuse them.

Even just putting the sentences as they are in a numbered list is of value so that they stand out.

I'd propose something like this:

  1. Leave valgrind running in this window, and open a new terminal window.
  2. Start gdb and then follow the instructions printed by valgrind, so that gdb can connect to valgrind.
  3. Now you can run `continue` in gdb to...


Just another repository


You probably want to expose this through a behavior and raise this behavior from the command. That way you can tag your eval-test behavior to only be triggered for clojure/Clojurescript editors


For some reason, TempDir fails for me.
```
Exception AttributeError: "'TempDir' object has no attribute 'tmpdir'" in <bound method TempDir.__del__ of <IMP.test.TempDir object at 0x10a6880d0>> ignored
======================================================================
ERROR: test_replica_exchange_round_trip (__main__.OutputGeometriesTests)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test/test_output_geometries.py", line 50, in test_replica_exchange_round_trip
    tmpdir = IMP.test.TempDir("geo_rmf_tmp_dir")
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/IMP/test/__init__.py", line 428, in __init__
    self.tmpdir = tempfile.mkdtemp(dir=dir)
  File "/usr/local/Cellar/python/2.7.11/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/tempfile.py", line 339, in mkdtemp
    _os.mkdir(file, 0700)
OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'geo_rmf_tmp_dir/tmpTVZ8rh'

```


When I'm working on #165, there is case `action.error === undefined`


I think that it's a little bit unusual that we haven't asked them before this point to print out a variable with gdb. That's surely one of the most basic debugging steps, but it's not until we've combined two tools (whose purposes are perhaps not yet clearly delineated for the students — is it important that valgrind is here when we are printing variables in gdb?) that we've had them do this.


This works into submitting form into housing site.


Hey Rocky...approve my patch.


Please clarify here again that, if `copy_X=False`, this is a reference. Thanks!


Done in b34c9cf205519084568fde0a84cfedb658b0e665


Fixed in https://github.com/PatchworkBoy/homebridge-eDomoticz/commit/38684a831487ddc0ad49e7ecc7d0a2fec909cf89 (ta!)


That's good. Maybe a better name? Would previewData be a good name? But the approach is solid at first glance.


@JadenGeller Hello.

Please add supported operating systems in `tags`, in the format of `osx, ios, tvos, watchos, linux`

Also, please rebase your fork against master once you add the tags.

Good day, sir.


This is partially resolved in #1011

Not sure what's going on with the exception.  Can you provide a simple failing example?


No clue how that ended up there, but it'll get caught once I do a cleanup anyway :P


Merge #165 should be tough :(


I think so. I will check when I get home.
Are you okay with my tasks? We can talk tomorrow more.
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The terminology "remote" may not be obvious to the student, but it's used in several places. Maybe say:

> ...a "remote" repository. A "remote" repository is one that is on someone else's computer, such as on Github or on your friend's server.

(Although I acknowledge that you could have a remote on the same filesystem.)


>I wan't the tagged release commit to be present in the development branch. So the development is truly based on the last release.

Thanks for telling me. So what do I have to change from the following procedure of crafting the `CHANGELOG` then changing the version (which will in the future resolve automatically) and doing a pull request to `master`?


I also added support for setting links as viewed through a commit I made to my fork of JRAW


The challenge here is that there are two conflicting expectations. External citations are a layer and all layers have their own template (with the `layers` path). Similarly, the macros have their of templates (with the `macros` path). The approach taken here is to effectively have a placeholder for the layer template (and add an extra CSS class) to satisfy both expectations.


this is just a test.


Good catch!


As the `origin` what?

> will automatically be registered as the `origin`, which is the repository that this repository came from. When you see `origin` in the output of git commands, it is referring to the repository on Github rather than the repository on your computer.


This closes #2 .


Sure! It was probably just copied from some previous implementation of `DistMatrix`, since I do not recall of writing it.


Trying to view latest commit


Good catch! All ATF notices have URLs, but this would have blown up for FEC


Also need to check that c >= 40 in the weekend case.


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This check is required because `relpath` throws error for empty string path but `abspath` returns curdir for empty string input


Thank You!


"Controls support for LLDP reception."


Looks good to me! Thanks Fred


Now that [Patches-Arnab](https://github.com/GTNewHorizons/NewHorizons/tree/Patches-Arnab) is cleaned up, I can delete that mess of a branch.

@deeplyarnab please rebase more often next time ;)
...and delete the branch whenever you're ready.


Electric-Service-Refactor (EnergyArchmage) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2092 of 2096 tests passed, 546 test warnings)

 * 550 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 480 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SHD diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table small diffs.

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Yep...that is just temporary.

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Thay đổi giao diện https://github.com/nukeviet/nukeviet/wiki/Ghi-ch%C3%BA-ph%C3%A1t-tri%E1%BB%83n-NukeViet-4.0.26#th%C3%AAm-nh%C3%B3m-th%C3%A0nh-vi%C3%AAn-cho-giao-di%E1%BB%87n-mobile


Is it possible to add an Interactive Update option for the Src Analysis Rectangle? When you move the the rectangle, it would be nice to get that analysis recalculate for that ROI.


Committing with this comment


Thanks and good catch. I already fixed this on develop branch but haven't released it yet. https://github.com/yajra/laravel-datatables/commit/e8e113f924c787273086dc182851d654c824e324.
Will do some more testing today and will released it. Thanks!


Electric-Service-Refactor (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2124 of 2128 tests passed, 546 test warnings)

 * 550 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 480 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: SHD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table small diffs.

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Shouldn't this be `> 255`?


Nope thats totally correct, just ran it here and its outputting the right reports. There is only one report generated now instead of multiple files which is why the test would be failing


This is patching the toplevel function `dask.dataframe.io.to_castra`. There also needs to be a similar change to method `dask.dataframe.core.DataFrame.to_castra`, but that does not seem to be enough. The example in the SO question only starts executing in parallel if  `get` is passed to both `daskset_options` at the beginning and the `DataFrame.to_castra` method at the end. Hower then the program crashes at the end with

```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "dask-s3.py", line 14, in <module>
    cs=df.to_castra("data.castra" , get=dask.multiprocessing.get
  File "/home/ubuntu/dask/dask/dataframe/core.py", line 1442, in to_castra
    compute=compute, get=None)
  File "/home/ubuntu/dask/dask/dataframe/io.py", line 805, in to_castra
    c, _ = DataFrame._get(dsk, keys, get=get)
  File "/home/ubuntu/dask/dask/base.py", line 43, in _get
    return get(dsk2, keys, **kwargs)
  File "/home/ubuntu/dask/dask/multiprocessing.py", line 77, in get
    queue=queue, get_id=_process_get_id, **kwargs)
  File "/home/ubuntu/dask/dask/async.py", line 481, in get_async
    raise(remote_exception(res, tb))
dask.async.TypeError: unbound method extend() must be called with NoneType instance as first argument (got Castra instance instead)

Traceback
---------
  File "/home/ubuntu/dask/dask/async.py", line 264, in execute_task
    result = _execute_task(task, data)
  File "/home/ubuntu/dask/dask/async.py", line 245, in _execute_task
    args2 = [_execute_task(a, cache) for a in args]
  File "/home/ubuntu/dask/dask/async.py", line 246, in _execute_task
    return func(*args2)

real    2m40.979s
user    12m35.492s
sys     1m3.146s

```


Date:02192016
Creation of the initial files


Shouldn't all of this really live in the weapon's projectile type?


This is the starting point of the documentation


Electric-Service-Refactor (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Other than the other fields, this one does not cause an error if it cannot be parsed... On purpose?


Just updating the hello-world tutorial for humans


And if it the length is OK, don't we ignore it too?


Yes. It wouldn't work at all on versions < 1.6. It currently requires 1.4 (due to union types), so it's a two-version jump.

That last policy that I was aware of when it came to supporting a minimum typescript version was that there would be a branch for different typescript versions (see #3031). There are two PRs (#3509 and #7002) I could find by DefinitelyTyped members who upgraded the typescript version in master repo. It skips versions 1.5 and 1.6, so I'm not sure what the official policy is anymore for this.

I understand the need for supporting a wide range of typescript versions, especially for a library as popular as underscore. These methods are a lot more usable with these changes, though, since the compiler is able to infer the actual type of the object.


looks ok


It's not informative. In what cases it would be happen?


This commit should address this


currently this looks like it is under Outreach, but we want it to apply to any of the three things... maybe it should be it's own row?  I haven't looked at the page locally, just wanted to drop a quick note while I was reviewing the text


There's a typo in "canols" oil.


Minor nitpick: I think the abbreviation here doesn't really improve anything, getOpenExistentialUsers() would read better


Minor nitpick: I would prefer not to see 'auto' here, and just declare a type, ApplyWitnessPair Empty


```ruby
Person.find([]
  .append(self.group_scope && self.group.memberships.pluck(:person_id)).flatten
  .append(self.person_id)
  .reject {|n| !n}.uniq
  ).each do |assigned|
```
Is this easier to read?


@bgoodri, I'm on that branch and it builds just fine on my machine.

After updating my submodules recursively and changing to the rstan
directory, this is what I got:

~/dev/rstan/rstan (feature/prepare_for_2.10.0)> make build
R --vanilla CMD build rstan --md5    --no-build-vignettes --no-manual
* checking for file ‘rstan/DESCRIPTION’ ... OK
* preparing ‘rstan’:
* checking DESCRIPTION meta-information ... OK
* cleaning src
* checking for LF line-endings in source and make files
* checking for empty or unneeded directories
* looking to see if a ‘data/datalist’ file should be added
* adding MD5 file
* building ‘rstan_2.9.1.tar.gz’

Do I need to update StanHeaders first or something?

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> @syclik <https://github.com/syclik> while you are at it, can you take a
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Thank you for your reply.

I installed RASPA2 through “pip install RASPA2” and the "simulate" file is in my python path "/Share/liln/local/python/bin" and other files are in "/Share/liln/local/python/lib/python3.5/site-packages/RASPA2". I actually could not find the "examples" folder here. So I manually upload the examlpes files download from github.

I have tried reduce the cycles and typed “imulate simulation.input”, then it shows "Shift all potentials", and I got the output file.

The weird thing is when i set the "NumberOfCycles" as 50, it ended without issue. However  when i set "NumberOfCycles" as 100, the output file ended at "current cycle 60 out of 100". when i set "NumberOfCycles" as 500, the output file ended, as i said before, at the beginning "current cycle 0 out of 100".

i didn't know what happened. could you give me some helps, and thanks again.


Please don't use camel cased variable names. This isn't done anywhere else in muffin. Use window_edge_enabled instead.


You need to install StanHeaders_*.tar.gz first but it should be synced with
the developed branches in prepare_for_2.10.0.

On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 9:26 PM, Daniel Lee <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> @bgoodri, I'm on that branch and it builds just fine on my machine.
>
> After updating my submodules recursively and changing to the rstan
> directory, this is what I got:
>
> ~/dev/rstan/rstan (feature/prepare_for_2.10.0)> make build
> R --vanilla CMD build rstan --md5 --no-build-vignettes --no-manual
> * checking for file ‘rstan/DESCRIPTION’ ... OK
> * preparing ‘rstan’:
> * checking DESCRIPTION meta-information ... OK
> * cleaning src
> * checking for LF line-endings in source and make files
> * checking for empty or unneeded directories
> * looking to see if a ‘data/datalist’ file should be added
> * adding MD5 file
> * building ‘rstan_2.9.1.tar.gz’
>
>
> Do I need to update StanHeaders first or something?
>
> On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 5:09 PM, maverickg <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > @syclik <https://github.com/syclik> while you are at it, can you take a
> > look at
> > https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/stan-dev/4Gd4cy2xEW4
> >
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> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <
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you can write assembly in separate files and invoke `ml64` to create object files, if that would help make anything cleaner


네 사실 처음에 만들때 이것도 conncurrentHashMap 할까? 하다가 로직을 보고 '음. 뭐 이런 상황이면 괜찮을 것 같은데~'라는 생각으로 남겨놓았었는데요 아무래도 conncurrentHashMap이 더 낫겠죠? 저녁에 시간될때 코드를 수정해야 겠어요. 코멘트 고맙습니다. :+1:


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> the list of all meta element

s/element/elements


This autopep8 change is really ugly, but I think it tells us that we should have been putting this data in a file and loading it rather than specifying it all in code.  At some point someone should go to the previous version of this file and copy the data pieces into a CSV then write a loader.

(assuming we end up using all these PDF plots)


Man - you keep your finger on the pulse!

I did consider doing the assembly separately, but then I guess I have to add an extra MSVC-only build and link step, and this fix, though a bit annoying, is fairly self-contained.


merged with this fix applied. Thanks!


Pulled this un and updated the test at https://github.com/yargalot/grunt-accessibility/commit/938a04310e7fa82360d422465b44164b46133e7a

Works like a charm! Thanks!


有秘钥的加密😎

2016-02-20 0:30 GMT+08:00 ldmiao <notifications@github.com>:

> 这是什么鬼？
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This commit also removes the no-longer-necessary mapping here (mp-sql-builder now returns the standard format.)


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how about, something like this
currency_mapping = {'usd':  '$',
                                     'eur': '€',}

than

try:
     currency_symbol = currency_mapping[self.currency]


not required


develop (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1549 of 1549 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Making a note (to self, mostly) that we missed noticing this event is fired at create time, due to https://github.com/enyojs/moonstone/blob/2.6.0-dev/src/ExpandableListItem/ExpandableListItem.js#L241. This can be an issue for apps that blindly access other, deferred controls when handling this change event, as those deferred controls have not yet been created. We can probably rework the app code to be smarter about this, but we might also investigate coming up with a guard so that this event is not unnecessarily fired at create time.

Note that this would be an issue if the Date or Time Picker was initialized with a truthy value, regardless of this change.


This allows code on the authority to selectively sync the location fields by calling this event as opposed to saving the location component explicitly.  With physics, this lets the remote client simulate the physics and only get authoritative positions every so often.


The extra noise here was not doing anything productive


Electric-Service-Refactor (EnergyArchmage) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2092 of 2096 tests passed, 546 test warnings)

 * 550 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 480 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: SHD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
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 * 2 tests had: Table small diffs.

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Actually referenced the wrong issues. it Actually fixed #11 and #13


We should have ++i - prefix/postfix nonsense :) keep it consistent!


Do not save the location component explicitly from the physics simulation.  Wait for the resynch event.


Giselle


Well This just came out of the blue didn't it? Good job :+1:


Can I get a little help? Is the build instructions on the wiki somewhere?

There isn't a makefile in StanHeaders.

On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 9:28 PM, bgoodri <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> You need to install StanHeaders_*.tar.gz first but it should be synced with
> the developed branches in prepare_for_2.10.0.
>
> On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 9:26 PM, Daniel Lee <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > @bgoodri, I'm on that branch and it builds just fine on my machine.
> >
> > After updating my submodules recursively and changing to the rstan
> > directory, this is what I got:
> >
> > ~/dev/rstan/rstan (feature/prepare_for_2.10.0)> make build
> > R --vanilla CMD build rstan --md5 --no-build-vignettes --no-manual
> > * checking for file ‘rstan/DESCRIPTION’ ... OK
> > * preparing ‘rstan’:
> > * checking DESCRIPTION meta-information ... OK
> > * cleaning src
> > * checking for LF line-endings in source and make files
> > * checking for empty or unneeded directories
> > * looking to see if a ‘data/datalist’ file should be added
> > * adding MD5 file
> > * building ‘rstan_2.9.1.tar.gz’
> >
> >
> > Do I need to update StanHeaders first or something?
> >
> > On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 5:09 PM, maverickg <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > @syclik <https://github.com/syclik> while you are at it, can you take
> a
> > > look at
> > >
> https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/stan-dev/4Gd4cy2xEW4
> > >
> > > —
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > > <
> >
> https://github.com/stan-dev/rstan/commit/900c66be59d8029ee242e4d613aac5a8051781bc#commitcomment-16215157
> > >
> > > .
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Electric-Service-Refactor (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2124 of 2128 tests passed, 546 test warnings)

 * 550 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 480 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: SHD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table small diffs.

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Raising this value in order to reduce the network traffic.  1000 was too much,  it was more obvious the desync between authority and remote client.  500 seems to be reasonable in that it prevents a bunch of network traffic, and the client can more or less fill in the gaps to make all falling smooth.


Desolee @farhanat mais votre nom n est pas dans le fichier README ici:
https://github.com/paceuniversity/courses

Ce n est pas encore fini.


This can cause issues if CM_EXPAT_STATIC is expected inside one of these configures...


Make sure that this works as expected.


By storing and replicating death time,  we can avoid spamming network traffic with a constantly changing values in here.


Instead of writing practically the same code over again 3 times, you could write it once and use random library to create a value between two numbers. Just thinking.


Make sure this works as expected.


What else would I check?


I added a screenshot to the original PR: https://github.com/bridgefoundry/bridgefoundry.github.io/issues/32#issuecomment-170721553
https://www.dropbox.com/s/akhhxy47lolv99o/Screenshot%202016-01-11%2014.52.57.png?dl=0

Yes, the help blurb is nested "under" the Outreach row. However if you look at the page, making it it's own row would not do anything to affect the layout of the page. I can still make that change if you think it helps organizationally.


Electric-Service-Refactor (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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route_domains must be initialized too


:clap:


The user input...


`(void)` ?


ditto


What would that variable be I mean


I only see a change in python.g to make the semicolons work. Were there other changes needed?


aaa


Electric-Service-Refactor (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (988 of 988 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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N*N can be transposed easier by folding the matrix twice.


I assume POST.username


Cool, thanks for adding. Can you see the effects of it?


anything I need to do?


You've got the wrong Tino! 😉


Fixed issue #13


You can do

./sh_b.sh

or probably just

R CMD build StanHeaders && R CMD INSTALL StanHeaders_*.tar.gz

On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 9:44 PM, Daniel Lee <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Can I get a little help? Is the build instructions on the wiki somewhere?
>
> There isn't a makefile in StanHeaders.
>
>
> On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 9:28 PM, bgoodri <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > You need to install StanHeaders_*.tar.gz first but it should be synced
> with
> > the developed branches in prepare_for_2.10.0.
> >
> > On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 9:26 PM, Daniel Lee <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > @bgoodri, I'm on that branch and it builds just fine on my machine.
> > >
> > > After updating my submodules recursively and changing to the rstan
> > > directory, this is what I got:
> > >
> > > ~/dev/rstan/rstan (feature/prepare_for_2.10.0)> make build
> > > R --vanilla CMD build rstan --md5 --no-build-vignettes --no-manual
> > > * checking for file ‘rstan/DESCRIPTION’ ... OK
> > > * preparing ‘rstan’:
> > > * checking DESCRIPTION meta-information ... OK
> > > * cleaning src
> > > * checking for LF line-endings in source and make files
> > > * checking for empty or unneeded directories
> > > * looking to see if a ‘data/datalist’ file should be added
> > > * adding MD5 file
> > > * building ‘rstan_2.9.1.tar.gz’
> > >
> > >
> > > Do I need to update StanHeaders first or something?
> > >
> > > On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 5:09 PM, maverickg <notifications@github.com>
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > > > @syclik <https://github.com/syclik> while you are at it, can you
> take
> > a
> > > > look at
> > > >
> > https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/stan-dev/4Gd4cy2xEW4
> > > >
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> > > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > > > <
> > >
> >
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> > > >
> > > > .
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Perhaps what you're looking for is another header like "Get Involved" or something, that would have the help blurb underneath it?


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Indeed, let's just have the first example, which addresses this note and the following one?


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In order to use this font, you need to `import` it onto your page using the code given to you by Google Web Fonts.


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* TODO: rewrite this as it is doing way too much and is very messy now.


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@ntdb Hi!  I'm wondering why we would do this rather than mysql_escape_string...  Thank you in advance!


Awesome! :+1:


Class UpdateGitMirror is missing a docblock.


Katarxas me ta vasika. Ta packages prepei na einai ola lowercase, kai se still com.nico.example Kai o kwdikas tha einai se fakelous com/nico/example Akougetai malakia, alla prepei na matheis ligo kai pws doulevoun ta packages.


Was looking for this for a while. Thank you!


@keszybz hmm, i am trying to reproduce the first issue you point out: that "networkctl" fails if networkd isn't around. But it works fine here, even if I remove all of /run/systemd/netif/... Looking at the sources I can't see anything that could fail, either...

What precisely is failing for you?


// FIXME: Delete tar file if it exists


exit 0 # FIXME: Not sure why I need this, otherwise it fails


guys ditch the @threads, your pinging me each time.

> On 20 Feb 2016, at 06:15, JockOfCode <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
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`free(NULL)` is a noop, no need to change anything.


add .a files


![van damme fury](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/163977/13198919/ac75ad4c-d7e3-11e5-802c-1e0376b20cc6.jpg)

What?

Just kidding.


Exeis ena abstract class, pou kanei implement ena interface. Katarxas, gia arxi ksexase entelws ta abstract classes. De tha xreiastei na ta xrisimopoihseis sxedon pote. Kata deyteron, na sou eksigisw ti einai ena interface kai ti ena class pou kanei implement ena interface. To interface perigrafei to ti deixneis se ola ta ypoloipa classes (to 'ti' kaneis), enw to class class perilamvanei to  'pws' to kaneis. Gia paradeigma... Edw tha eixes ena interface me onoma 'Task' to opoio tha eixe mono ena method 'run'. Kai tha mporouses px na exeis ena implementation tou 'Task', ena class pou legetai 'EmptyTask' to opoio kanei implement to method 'run' kai de kanei tipota. H ena all implementation class, to opoio legetai 'LoggingTask' kai kanei implement to method 'run' kai apla kanei ena 'System.out.println' ekei mesa. Mer pianeis?


Always ready to help. but I do not understand search.cpp at all, and cannot stand a few individuals.


I figure we could do that in the whole file, but that should probably be done in a separate commit...


@bartleyn, I apologize, but this commit broke the "reference" part of the docs you made that listed all of the pipeline operators and whatnot. I was just trying to rename it from "reference" to "documentation" and mkdocs lost it's shit, so I just gave up after an hour of beating my head against it.

I'm thinking about abandoning mkdocs and moving to static HTML pages. mkdocs is way too complicated, and I honestly don't see the value of it here.

/cc @rasbt


Yep, I just fixed it!


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Episis, mikro alla simantiko... Prepei na matheis ti simainei 'class' sketo, 'public class' 'private class' 'public static class' kai 'private static class'. Ayta prepei na sta eksigisw apo konta. Genika omws, na protimas 'public class' gia arxi. Ta alla einai pio advanced, kai tha ta xreiasteis argotera mono.


Code looks good, shortlog suggestion to make it short:

"coala: dummy -> _"


These nulls aren't working because your constructor takes in int.  If you want to pass null you need to change the constructor arguments to be Integer.  int is a primitive type, Integer is an object type.  Primitives cannot be set to null.  BUT what you really should do, is instead make a new constructor that only has some of the arguments (in this case just name and another new constructor for the railroads and electric things that have name and buy cost).


`<class 'bytes'>`


Does this help with uploads I presume?


This code is mainly merged with the "commentaires.css". Both share the same code (since the template is very similar).


co oni się tak uparli na te bajty? faktycznie każdy pytongowiec się ciągle z tym sra? ;p


At this point you should probably call the ArrayList<Property> board instead of properties to be more clear.  In eclipse if you have no compile errors, you should be able to right click the variable name, go to refactor, then rename and type in a name and have it update through out the file.  Or you can just find and replace.


! means that this token is not seen in the transformed AST tree. It is equivalent to saying
KW_ON expression => expression


will do.


Instead of "Fix typo in docs" I'd prefer "THis -> This", simple but concrete. What do you think?


Sure.


ok.


lets keep it as is for now.


ok


Thanks for the client implementation! Nice use of RMarkdown for API doc generation!


No 256 is actually correct, as this includes the port id subtype, which is an extra byte.


i am using flatten now and running tests.

val lCols = cols.map(col => left.resolveQuoted(col, resolver)).flatten


re: 37.  Since you always call roll dice with the same parameters, remove the parameters from the method and just have them be assumed inside the method.


which is also the reason we check for length < 2, not length < 1...


Please address all of the gitmate comments, took me a lot of time to write that little bot ;)


Ja początkujący Pytongowiec, więc ciężko mi powiedzieć :)


Because I set up a chain to ensure the NBT on custom wood blocks doesn't get messed with.


I finished the first basic flow of the app. What's happening: Students select their name to sign in. May can log in to see who's signed in already. After students sign in, they are removed from the original "students" array.

Some things that still need to be done: Sorting the students alphabetically, marking if a student is late, showing students who haven't signed in in the private view.


jeśli oczekujesz jakąś wartość, to konwencją jest dawać `expected` w nazwie, np `expected_title`

((dla wartości, które przyszły jest to `actual`, czyli para `assertEquals(expected, actual)`))


Re: the comment.  Ehhh it'd probably be better to create a new class variable in property that is called "buyable" or something.  Default it to true, then in that shiny new constructor you made for the previous comment for Go and Luxury Tax and stuff, set to false.


@CodaFi ![](https://imgflip.com/i/zji2u)


yupp, we are permissive on the optional fields and strict on the required fields. The first three fields we require for the database logic (i.e. chassis id + port id make up the MSAP which is the database key, and the TTL tells us about database aging), and hence we insist on them (the spec is pretty clear that they are mandatory, too). but all the other stuff we are permissive about, and are happy if all is good, but rather ignore the TLV then fail.

Note that parse_string() is actually also pretty permissive. It ignores invalid TLVs, the only reason why it fails is OOM...


Avoid unused local variables such as '$tokens'.


* TODO: rewrite this as it is doing way too much and is very messy now.


// FIXME: Move the archive to a seperate command


yeah, the private fields are all optional, hence we debug log about fucked fields (to make debugging easier), but go on, and ignore it.


I missed this on my first read-through of this patch, but I definitely think it's wrong for us to manually split up tests based on whether or not they are shared or not. The moment you want to add another axis by which tests can be enabled/disabled, and you're out of luck (or say you want to run the same test, but with different options). Better to have the tests themselves feature test for various things they need supported!


@sils1297 Is this a standard notation? As a newcomer to this project it is not very readable to me.


If you pass no parameters here, some other code is going to have to look at the name, determine that it is a railroad or utility and figure out the rent.  Instead, make it really clear for that other code by making a new enum called RentType that has three values RAILROAD, UTILITY and HOUSE (maybe a NONE for go and stuff).  You can use the constructors you made to set these automatically without passing them in to each one.  Though you'll have to pass an enum value in for the railroads and utilities since their constructors have the same number of parameters.


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well, the ternary operator is sometimes nice, but otoh it doesn't really help readability... And I always found it weird that in cases like this we have to use %s to output a single character at most... Dunno...


da kan sa7, keda double indentation.


will add comment about this.


Kai o constructor tha eprepe na einai public.


can you please tell me by screenshot? i am not aware of these things


That's a good question. You are taking the mean of dark images and then doing a subtraction. I feel more comfortable doing that as floats but it does raise the question if it needs to be.


fe space ba3d el tab hena


Tha mporouses apla na to onomaseis 'Task'


Tha mporouses apla na to onomaseis 'ThreadPool'


Ta interfaces de xreiazontai 'public' se kathe method declaration.


Ayth h methodos den exei noima, afou kanei panta return true.


or click on parent hash identifier given above this comment


Exeis mono ena thread gia put ki ena gia take, opote mallon de kaneis akrivws ayto pou sou zitaei h askisi. Prepei na thn doume mazi kai na sizitisoume, alliws de nomizw oti ginetai.


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ale tak ogólnie to bym to zinline'ował, olać zmienną


ouch!


good idea. this is old code though, will prep a separate commit fixing this all.


possibleHouses should only be in the constructor arguments if it is going to change from one initialization to the next.  Since it will not (players always start with an empty ArrayList), instead of having it be a parameter to the constructor, just initialize a new ArrayList in the constructor.  And since this happens for all players, do that initialization in Player and RandomPlayer and ConsolePlayer don't even have to think about it.


Avoid creating a separate case here.

Instead, use the previous case with addition of:

```r
if(ngyros > 0 && nacces > 0){
 rep(axis, each = 2)
}
```


Specjalnie to przerzuciłem do zmiennej z myślą o Tobie :smile:


For the button, since you gave it a fixed width of 150px, a method to center it would be to change it to 'display: block' and to use the 'margin: 0 auto' trick. That should do it!


mopsy nie opisują zmian [*]


Yeah, and if you could look at my code and make sure it runs that would be
great to. My computer decided to slow down and wouldn't run it so I
couldn't test it all the way.
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Not sure if the divs are closing properly here. It seems like the header should come before the closing div tag on line 29.


Cool. I will do that before tomorrow meeting.

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Are you sure this holds with the colnames?  I'm not seeing the need for an additional c().


need this variable to decide whether to pop the first LossTable when UpdateLossRates is called


in packet_loss.dat, the first line is a comment


well, i didn't see the point in being strict on this one. We win very little by being strict. The value is restricted anyway by the maximum TLV size to 511. In the sense of being liberal what to accept and strict on what to generate I think we should just accept the strings.

This is different for the mandatory fields such as the chassis id, since we actually require it as the key in our database, but for the purely discriptionary fields I think there's really no need to be super strict on this...


should be Rx.Observable.create


You should not take in numberOfHouses as an argument to the constructor because it will always start at 0.  Instead just in the body of the constructor set this.numberOfHouses = 0;


We should change this to Observable.create instead of createWithDisposable


@rofrischmann Yes, I will :) Planning on it, just too busy at the moment.


I'm pretty sure we do not need this additional protection.

e.g.

```r
library("gmwm")
library("imudata")
data("navchip")
navchip[,"Gyro. X"]
```

under the current implementation


this counter includes the subtype byte, hence everything is one byte off. will add comment about this.


This is where works.php is working beautifully.


You can also apply this logic to balance since all players should start with the same balance.  So in the Player constructor you can just do this.balance = 1000;


This should either be `#{opt_pkgshare}` or `#{HOMEBREW_PREFIX}/share/postgis`, not both :). Probably the former, since the latter is just a symlink to the former.


someone DDOS you in issues :D


All these new's means you are creating each property twice.  This is bad.  They will never equal each other.  Instead have Property stjames = new Property("St. james....;  properties.add(stjames); orange.add(stjames);


Note: udphp_networking.gml was falsy added in this commit (damn you GameMaker for not deleting unused scripts)... it's actually used in a yet unpushed feature-branch


re:line 212 == true is unnecessary in ifs.


I don't know. Please comment on #189 if it does.


I'll give this a test and confirm/deny shortly whether it works or not. Shouldn't be too difficult but may take some time to make happen.


Commitment


This was purposefully abstract. Even if it has all the methods implemented it isn't useful without extending it, as you could just use the provided `delegate` instead. Removing the abstract in the future is easy if there's some use case we've not considered.


Since Player's constructor should initialize a new ArrayList, this will never be null, instead you should check player.getPossibleHouseList().size() > 0


ayy


it's "> 1" not "> 0"


Cool, thanks. Yes, `attrname` is redundant but works. I couldn't think of some better naming but if you have suggestions I'd be happy to improve naming here...

Also, FYI, I'm planning to make a PR out of this branch and add this first step towards interactivity. Let me know if you have specific thoughts or opinions about it ;)


@KeiroD cheers.


Thanks!


This is important information about the method that the caller needs to be aware of.  Add it to the javadoc for the method by.

/**
  * Returns whether a player can buy a house on this property.  This only checks for board. . . .. .
*/
public static boolean canPlayerbuyahouse . .. .


need to make sure this client_id is in the map of loss_queues_


I made all these changes to my setup when you released them, but i am noticing an error in the RPT, not sure if it is 1.56 related or not?

if (isPlayer _lastOwner && {_lastDriver distance _veh <= _proxyDista>
20:06:45   Error position: <_lastDriver distance _veh <= _proxyDista>
20:06:45   Error Undefined variable in expression: _lastdriver
20:06:45 File mpmissions\__cur_mp.Stratis\server\spawning\vehicleRespawnManager.sqf, line 158
20:06:46 "pvar_requestPlayerData: [15,R Bravo 2-3:1 (Flori2806) REMOTE,R Bravo 2-3:1 (Flori2806) REMOTE]"
20:06:46 "TERRITORY SYSTEM: _realLoopTime was 10.023"
20:06:56 Error in expression <bleUnits;

if (isPlayer _lastOwner && {_lastDriver distance _veh <= _proxyDista>
20:06:56   Error position: <_lastDriver distance _veh <= _proxyDista>
20:06:56   Error Undefined variable in expression: _lastdriver
20:06:56 File mpmissions\__cur_mp.Stratis\server\spawning\vehicleRespawnManager.sqf, line 158
20:06:56 "TERRITORY SYSTEM: _realLoopTime was 10.051"
20:07:01 Unaccessible
20:07:01   found in (117,248).
20:07:01 "Player connected: Xxx_N05C0p3R_xxX (76561198052976438)"
20:07:05 Scripting function 'bis_fnc_execvm' is not allowed to be remotely executed
20:07:07 "TERRITORY SYSTEM: _realLoopTime was 10.019"
20:07:07 Error in expression <bleUnits;

if (isPlayer _lastOwner && {_lastDriver distance _veh <= _proxyDista>
20:07:07   Error position: <_lastDriver distance _veh <= _proxyDista>
20:07:07   Error Undefined variable in expression: _lastdriver
20:07:07 File mpmissions\__cur_mp.Stratis\server\spawning\vehicleRespawnManager.sqf, line 158
20:07:09 "pvar_requestPlayerData: [17,R Bravo 3-1:1 (Xxx_N05C0p3R_xxX) REMOTE,R Bravo 3-1:1 (Xxx_N05C0p3R_xxX) REMOTE]"
20:07:10 Error: Object(17 : 5) not found
20:07:17 "TERRITORY SYSTEM: _realLoopTime was 10.041"
20:07:17 Error in expression <bleUnits;

if (isPlayer _lastOwner && {_lastDriver distance _veh <= _proxyDista>
20:07:17   Error position: <_lastDriver distance _veh <= _proxyDista>
20:07:17   Error Undefined variable in expression: _lastdriver
20:07:17 File mpmissions\__cur_mp.Stratis\server\spawning\vehicleRespawnManager.sqf, line 158
20:07:22 Unaccessible


Whoops!  I'll fix that and resubmit this evening. I was testing something and forgot to undo that change.


At some point you'l lwant to change this to allow for 3+ player games, but for now it's fine.


Sorry, I didn't get notified of your added code here. Have you been able to test this?


"DualTyped" is quite specialized to the current use-case. I just checked, and it seems there is no problem with returning `ServerCall<?>` here. In `ForwardingServerCall` it would just re-define `protected abstract ServerCall<ReqT> delegate();`. That seems more general and a better use of the generics.


Again, need this variable to decide whether to pop the first LossTable when UpdateLossRates is called


It's not. It's just a not objective opinion. Anyway I'd love to have this
shortened a bit, a shortlog should generally be readable S fast as possible
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It's not about the pie charts, but related to #767. Hope to get this resolved soon :-)
As long as people use release versions they should be ok...


Could we make this package-private? I'd rather keep our exposed API limited. Making it public in the future is easy.


The complexity of this section is begging to be put into another method!  Don't deny it!  You can't refuse that pout!


typo in the link


No, feel free to remove.


how do you use jitbit on rumble. mine doesnt seem to ever work may you help? i record it and then i press play but it never works. do i have to run rumblefighter in full screen or something cause im lost. @VyrusMaker


Also need this thread if manually specify the loss rates


Same as above


Also this section is going to be more complicated than you are hoping with this code here :) lets talk about it in person.


Let's just revert and fix this later.


Yeah, I changed it to previewJob


Closes #26.


In the opening table view of students who haven't signed in, they're sorted alphabetically. I also added a few more students to the "students" mutable array property.


If you return the deferred version of this then the caller will be able to reuse the result.


Thank you, and apologies for the late reply!
It actually took me a while to figure out what "Select the Git panel" meant under step 4. After I created the new RStudio project in step 3, a two new sessions of RStudio opened (I think because I may be working in separate directories for my thesis work/this class) and one of them included the Git panel and one didn't, but I also wasn't sure where to search for it. I finally found it on the same panel with the "environment" and "history" tabs.


it's a bug. but shared libm is ok.


*nod* I spent some time banging my head on this too, and eventually found:
http://www.unicode.org/faq/private_use.html#sentinel5 (and the later FAQs)
In particular:
> To ensure that round-trip transcoding is possible, a UTF mapping must also map invalid Unicode scalar values to unique code value sequences. These invalid scalar values include FFFE, FFFF, and unpaired surrogates.

but Java doesn't seem to have caught up.  I'm working on a PR to ScalaCheck though.


the second one is kind of interesting


nice cod


response.success({"user": user}); -> response.success(user);


Were some problem with SmartGit, so were added testing files.
Beta version of dopa realisation is here, in earlier commit: https://github.com/research-team/NEUCOGAR/commit/90ac2b467f7dc0200c1989223fdf5469cad6df2d


Hello. Why can't you update on new node version with Object.assign ?
Anyway, your fix can cause new problems if you will modify these objects config/logger


@simonjbeaumont What was the reason for this change? Is there a deficiency in `bisect-ppx-report`? If so, I should correct it.

In particular, since `bisect-ppx-report -html` now generates much nicer [reports](http://rleonid.github.io/bisect_ppx/coverage/), would it be better to use `bisect-ppx-report` again and not install `bisect`?

cc @rleonid


Let's move this line of code all the way to the top of the CSS file. This should be loaded before writing any of the CSS. I know the initial starter code probably threw things off, so no worries.


LOL


Also: http://www.unicode.org/faq/utf_bom.html
> Q: Are there any 16-bit values that are invalid?
> A: Unpaired surrogates are invalid in UTFs. These include any value in the range D80016 to DBFF16 not followed by a value in the range DC0016 to DFFF16, or any value in the range DC0016 to DFFF16 not preceded by a value in the range D80016 to DBFF16. [AF]

> Q: What about noncharacters? Are they invalid?
> A: Not at all. Noncharacters are valid in UTFs and must be properly converted.

but tell that to: http://grepcode.com/file/repository.grepcode.com/java/root/jdk/openjdk/8u40-b25/sun/nio/cs/UnicodeDecoder.java#94


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I wszędzie to można dokomentować ?


@Orlandozeng are you asking why the image produced by the method above is half the size?
if yes then read [this](https://github.com/rs/SDWebImage/issues/1470) which is somewhat similar


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- Changes for automatic deployments.
- Packages updates.
- Demo URL added.


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This time it should work…
I didn’t know LT function only returns visible tokens so I didn’t understand your docDiff function. Now I understand and change my code to follow your way.

Please check the pull request :)

Morgan

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Pierwszy commit, Brawo!


@bartleyn: The docs issue largely stemmed from using a non-`readthedocs` theme. Guess we're stuck with this one for now.


Oh geez now I have to redo the PBOs lol fml


I also beautified like everything btw


you should make a Natron feature request for zebras on the github.

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>


This should now restore the correct behavior before the code was broken.
Should I make a new pull request with both commits merged?


i find the problem with fox videos, it reports the vtt subtitle as ttml because of this line:
```python
'srt' if mime == 'text/srt' else 'ttml'
```


@sfmskywalker

So, the previous comment was to explain my findings (sorry if too long).

But in summary, to fix it just add this line in `DefaultOrchardHost.BeginRequest()`:

    _processingEngine.AreTasksPending();

Best


Need to learn more about how the following code works:

>ConsoleKeyInfo info = Console.ReadKey(true);
>string mathOp = info.Key.ToString();
>switch (mathOp.ToUpper())
>...


Actually, just use `str = String(str)` for spec-compliant behaviour.


This should be reverted. If a collection is duplicated just to invoke a loop, then this is typically to avoid a concurrent modification exception on the iterator. If we look at the git history, we probably find a change related to that.


look at the PR comments, String(str) is slower


Please use isnotempty.


That's what I thought at first, but if there is such a race condition it is present already even if we copy the collection without synchronization.


Have you guys tried to contact AMD about this?


@waterlink 😬


1) gem 'devise' in gem file
2) bundle install in terminal
3) rails generate devise:install in terminal (then manually follow steps 1-5) <---this creates devise generator
4) rails generate devise user in terminal <---this generates devise user model
5) rake db:migrate in terminal
6) rails generate devise:views in terminal


Also fixes #2


@marceloboeira Additionally I have swapped status and elapsed time in report, so it looks similar to stdlib's `spec` report.


/index.html$/ It's wrong thing. /index\.html$/ - it should be like this yep?


Hey guys it's time to work on a shaders mod :D.

If you need to copy from PC then do so.


This mod will load shaders and do other stuff like the PC one.


Hmm... This feels a little funny to me. What if it just returned a ShellString, and we added a `.forEach` method to each ShellString, which iterates over each line of `stdout`.

OTOH, It's probably not a big deal.


reQ. UDB [420]
https://github.com/unified-db/Database/commit/7d0a40323395993cf23da6fbf0fef40de4f4a555
to work correctly


Je vais peut-être dire une grosse connerie mais si la taille du tableau est égal à 1,alors il n'y a que l'offset 0 dedans. Non ?


Interesting. On the grounds that it's more useful? I was going with explaining the simpler one first, but maybe it isn't really simpler and just different?


Isn't following condition wrong?
**_phrase_** will be undefined if caseSensitive is true.
```
						phrase = config.get("getValue")(elementsList[i]);
						if (!config.get("list").match.caseSensitive) {
							phrase = phrase.toLowerCase();
						}
```


1) rails generate controller pages home (generate a new controller  called pages  with an action  called home)
2) modified ./app/views/pages/home.html.erb
3) added root 'pages#home' in ./config/routes.rb
4) created ./app/views/layouts/_header.html.erb
5) added container and rendered layouts/header partial in ./app/views/layouts/application.html.erb
6) added navbar code in ./app/views/layouts/_header.html.erb
7) localhost:3000


Whether to pop the LossTable entry should be decided by wspace_ap, not inside UpdateLossRates. If you call UpdateLossRates() but nothing happens, it's a little weird, right? And we should make the function name more specific - PopLossRates().


Hm, ok. Must say a "scope" enum makes more sense to me, as the source is really very different from the destination address, but not a big deal either way.


Yeah, source address I got, was just wondering about the destination. Anyway, that was answered above.


No, you used the wrong file. Use /home/wdr1/white_rover/data/packet_loss_trace/synthesis.dat, which doesn't have the column titles. packet_loss.dat is the original loss trace.


okay


i think the "s" is missing here


BTW, this broke the build... https://travis-ci.org/hashicorp/raft/builds/103988521


Since I test only pure functions as is speed enough already. Anyway, thank you for suggestion.


il a tout cassé :')


The specific reason for changing it was to avoid having to check the type
to know where to get the name to use for the interactive component, in this
case selector. It should just be something generic enough to work at least
across dimensions and attrspecs.
On Feb 20, 2016 2:39 PM, "Fabio Pliger" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Cool, thanks. Yes, attrname is redundant but works. I couldn't think of
> some better naming but if you have suggestions I'd be happy to improve
> naming here...
>
> Also, FYI, I'm planning to make a PR out of this branch and add this first
> step towards interactivity. Let me know if you have specific thoughts or
> opinions about it ;)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


This commit was by me, I forgot to set git profile.


Sorry, haven't tried it yet. Swamped in day-job work at the moment :(

Will give it a good this week.

Does your algorithm have a name?


@adamwight Hey Adam, in this commit I also implemented the MySQLi extension before commenting it out (likely for lack of time to properly test it). Because `mysql_escape_string` depends on the deprecated original MySQL PHP extension I'm guessing that I implemented `mysql_escape_mimic` in order to make the MySQLi extension work properly without having it depend on a certain MySQL extension. I think it would be better to escape strings using whichever MySQL extension is used.


Oh shoot I'll fix that thanks! Switched up root seed and didn't mean to make that change!


@gforcada Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.recipe.codeanalysis/6//violations
```
plone/recipe/codeanalysis/__init__.py:172:13: T001 print function found.
plone/recipe/codeanalysis/__init__.py:187:9: T001 print function found.
plone/recipe/codeanalysis/__init__.py:196:9: T001 print function found.
plone/recipe/codeanalysis/__init__.py:244:9: T001 print function found.
plone/recipe/codeanalysis/analyser.py:59:9: T001 print function found.
plone/recipe/codeanalysis/analyser.py:66:13: T001 print function found.
plone/recipe/codeanalysis/tests/test_csslint.py:24:0: P103 other string does contain unindexed parameters
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


I shortly checked this specific occurrence. In this context the statement is not correct, as the collection the copy is taken from is only modified within the loop, while the collection the loop is now based on is coming from the outside. So the only possibly previously existing race condition (line 1614) remains in the code, while this change (potentially) introduces a new one.
That said I did not yet analyse if there migth be a race condition at all.


@dg could you please tag a new version that will include this commit?


Yes, makes sense. I'll change it.


@llopv, please double check `SessionSvc.getUserProfile` call at line 42, the method accepts two parameters: `data` and `callback` but you are calling only with one callback parameter.

Maybe this is the reason of the unwrapped exception.


Ohh, you changed the method names too, I see now.


Google Minecraft shader mod... Duh.


please put it back.  we would need it for later


Try to avoid putting more stuff in the main scripts directory. Goal is to move things out of it and into well organized sub directories.  odbc_pool.lua and self_test.lua and others should go in new directory called resources/startup if they are getting run when freeswitch starts. Or they could be put in app/database/resources/scripts or something like that.


back


This commit also changes some TeleOp controls for Driver 2 dealing with the dumperSwivel. I completely forgot to mention that in the commit message...


Seriously, thanks for doing that. I might change it to display the rotation in degrees rather than radians so it's easier to represent in whole numbers for the slider. Is there a difference in the zoom value and setting the position of the Z axis to something that's further away? (I think it's the Z axis)

What particular error does it give you when launching?


Remove the space here.


Remove whitespace.


Why was this not accepted?


Did this one from my phone, this should fix some of the timeout issues.


When life gives you blocked event loops, you next tick!


Can you add a comment above the method "Called when we get an HTTP request instead of a WebSocket request"


What's `dummy`? Can you change it to the real variable name in case I need it in the future?


Cool Breeze


Local variables should never be Capitalized


Same


@WolfganP I'm going to do a little cleanup of the web interface branch now and then I'll merge it for the next release. I haven't tested the other one but will do that today too


Regarding the history, this has been introduced originally in February 2012 with the message 'changed database handling'. So at that time likely a race-condition was not the main motivation - which doesn't exclude the possibility, even more so today. OTOH did a short survey of the callers not turn up with something obvious in that direction.


This doesn't work as expected. The pathname for `C:/Users/JANBLA~1/AppData/Local/Temp/jsreport-temp/6e02b69e-ab96-4be4-ae43-a82560831472html.html?ELECTRON-HTML-TO-LOAD-PAGE` on windows is invalid `/Users/...`

What about just simple
```js
url = url.split('?')[0]
```


no, it's a compilation test, not meant to affect rendering. see comment above.

it needs a glBegin to not hit an assert, but as long as nothing breaks it's fine to not render (in fact if it rendered it might alter the output).


It's not really a guess about the port any more, but an assumption about which host to use.

`// If no ?host=, connect to this grab-site server instead of some other server.`


I think `location.hostname + ':' + Number(location.port)` can be replaced with `location.host`


Can you pluralize the filename to "items_controller.js" instead?


Great, thanks!


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 16557](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=140742&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 234 Build time: 00:09:40


Any opinions on if we should keep the comments?


Just check this. In the aggregated "Files changed" tab on GitHub, it still shows the file in the "factory" folder.


I dont like but syntax is neater than js :/


you don't need to do puts here.
the last statement of a ruby method is implicitly the return value


Awesome thanks very much! The eden editor has borked all the player spawns when it converts a mission, i will be pestering men, women, children and their dogs for a fix on that one next lol..!


Thanks for the heads-up ! It's fixed now.


Agree ;)
On Feb 20, 2016 8:17 AM, "Psaltério" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Olá @tomasm123 <https://github.com/tomasm123>
> uma sugestão quanto à introdução dos acordes: os acordes começam no inicio
> de uma sílaba. Exemplo:
> del[F#m]iver
> fica
> de[F#m]liver
>
> fica mais correcto relativamente à métrica da música
>
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>


I don't think core-js is directly used in the project. Just doing an npm install installs core-js because it is a dependency of a dependency I guess..
Why do we need to put this specifically in package.json?


If a caller potentially modifies the given Collection, the only way to fix the race condition in line 1614 is to pass a copy to the method. Since this would also avoid the new race condition, I would consider the change valid.


Switch Statement Continued

using System;

namespace IntroductionToCsharp
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            int TotalCoffeeCost = 0;

            Start:
            Console.WriteLine("Pleas select your coffee size : 1 - Small, 2 - Medium 3 - Large");
            int UserChoice = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

            switch (UserChoice)
            {
                case 1:
                    TotalCoffeeCost += 1;
                    break;
                case 2:
                    TotalCoffeeCost += 2;
                    break;
                case 3:
                    TotalCoffeeCost += 3;
                    break;
                default:
                    Console.WriteLine("Your choice {0} is invalid", UserChoice);
                   goto Start;

            }

            Decide:
            Console.WriteLine("Do you want to buy another coffee - Yes or No");
            string UserDecision = Console.ReadLine();

            switch (UserDecision.ToUpper())
            {
                case "YES":
                    goto Start;
                case "NO":
                    break;
                default:
                    Console.WriteLine("Your choice {0} is invalid . Please try again", UserDecision );
                    goto Decide;

            }

            Console.WriteLine("Thank you for shopping with us");
            Console.WriteLine("Bill Amount = {0}", TotalCoffeeCost);

        }
     }
}


What all is being commented out here?


Tek_cift yerine odd_even yazabilirsin, kod yazarken yarisi turke yarisi ingilizce olmasin


Why two contact numbers?

Would it be better to be specific as to a work number and mobile number? Or reservation number and a takeout number?


this is just reformatting, shouldn't be included


Technically, `hours_this_week` *does not* return the hours for “this week” but the hours for a “normal” week. The difference is that “this week” would need to consider `$hours` and `$exceptions` whereas “normal week” would only be based on `$hours`. It’s a bit of a semantic problem. :)

We should probably open an issue to discuss this naming/API stuff. I’ll probably do that later.


Shouldn't this be optional?


dosya adi satir sayisi referans verebilir misin? Bu kod deposunda olmayan bir dosya mi?


fails here, because of the lack of "import jenkins"


This should be a fair bit faster as the word is only even fetched only if its length would match the clickpos one's, in case the `strcmp()` would have failed anyway.  And as we know the length, we can use `strncmp()` and then any pointer (without necessarily a trailing `\0`).

Also, the gap is not very likely to be in the middle of a word, so unlikely to have to move.  And anyway, would move at worse once.


I'm commenting out all of the other instructions that aren't the autoDriver ones.


You broke it XD


Why do you re-get the motor from the hardware mapping? Should say:
```
.addLeftMotor(leftback)
.addLeftMotorWithEncoder(new ExtendedDcMotor(leftfront))
.addRightMotor(rightback)
.addRightMotorWithEncoder(new ExtendedDcMotor(rightfront))
```
Would it hurt to make all motors added to a DriveTrain automatically ExtendedDcMotor objects?
Also, I noticed that the front and backs are swapped, is that intentional?


This one is funny :)

I guess it's a leftover of some earlier version of the code, but as is it copied every single line just to throw it away, as it passed it to a function that didn't use it.  Unless I'm not aware of some weird side effects of `sci_get_line()`, but I highly doubt it.


butun bu dosyalari buraya koymaya gerek var mi? Bunlar olmadan calismaz mi?


we also need to
s/sdb/nvme0n1

in fio_tests folder

esd@ubuntu:~/fio_tests$ grep "/dev/sdb" *
disable_sdb.sh:sed -i 's@.*filename=/dev/sdb.*@#filename=/dev/sdb@g' fio_jobs/*.fio
disable_sdb.sh:sed -i 's@.*filename=/dev/sdb.*@#filename=/dev/sdb@g' fio_jobs/*.fio
enable_sdb.sh:sed -i 's@.*filename=/dev/sdb.*@filename=/dev/sdb@g' fio_jobs/*.fio
enable_sdb.sh:sed -i 's@.*filename=/dev/sdb.*@filename=/dev/sdb@g' fio_jobs/*.fio
perf_test_rec_results.sh:if [ 1 -eq `grep -v '#filename' $curr_fio_test_filename | grep -c filename=/dev/sdb` ];
perf_test_rec_results.sh:	device=/dev/sdb #todo parse from file
README.md:all tests writing directly to block device /dev/sdb. Not a good thing to enable by default, so its off.


neden kalin yazi?


thanks!


This import should not be here. There is no reason a Subsystem should depend on anything hierarchically above it.


Hey what was changed in test 3?


Nice cleanup. It was difficult to differentiate your changes from the syntax fixes. Maybe a separate commit would have been better in this case. Other than that it looks good to me. Please fix the few comments.


btw I only blurred the top right part of the picture to slightly reduce the file size.


This line of code is not needed. You are already invoking the method `main` in the main `notes.rb` file.


This is a little more questionable and basically just drop use of the deprecated `sci_get_contents_range()`, making the code slightly simpler and slightly less optimized.  But well, as the commit message says I doubt it's an issue.


They were swapped intentionally, yes. I only made the ones with encoders be extended dc motors. And i just passed it the hardware map because I thought it needed it.


Hey @Chanc3 no changes in test 3 hmm


I initially created this file as an example.. but assuming people actually read the README.MD I agree that this can be removed.


cool. thanks!


@ahgittin This change means we no longer log the underlying exception - just its name. For example, I got the error below, but nowhere in the debug log does it tell me what line the actual `NullPointerException` happened on. I think we should change this, to include the cause. Or alternatively log the exception, and then throw the new simplified exception (but not convinced of the point in that).

```
2016-02-20 22:09:00,037 DEBUG b.l.docker.DockerResolver [brooklyn-execmanager-dO9Ptbsx-0]: Resolving location 'docker:j1M7T5XG:(name="my-docker-cloud-vagrant")' with flags provisioner=FixedListMachineProvisioningLocation{id=DtPfBrpb, name=FixedListMachineProvisioningLocation:DtPf},strat
egies=[DockerAwarePlacementStrategy(MaxContainersPlacementStrategy@j8yVexHt), DockerAwarePlacementStrategy(BreadthFirstPlacementStrategy@ce2SXY0W)],spec.named.name=my-docker-cloud-vagrant,spec.original=my-docker-cloud-vagrant
2016-02-20 22:09:00,048 WARN  o.a.b.c.m.r.RebindExceptionHandlerImpl [brooklyn-execmanager-dO9Ptbsx-0]: Rebind: continuing after problem rebinding entity j1M7T5XG (DockerInfrastructureImpl{id=j1M7T5XG})
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot instantiate location 'LocationDefinition{id='gzuSFMac', name='my-docker-cloud-vagrant', spec='docker:j1M7T5XG:(name="my-docker-cloud-vagrant")', config={provisioner=FixedListMachineProvisioningLocation{id=DtPfBrpb, name=FixedListMachineProvisioningLocation:DtPf}, strategies=[DockerAwarePlacementStrategy(MaxContainersPlacementStrategy@j8yVexHt), DockerAwarePlacementStrategy(BreadthFirstPlacementStrategy@ce2SXY0W)]}}' pointing at docker:j1M7T5XG:(name="my-docker-cloud-vagrant"): java.lang.NullPointerException
        at org.apache.brooklyn.core.location.BasicLocationRegistry.resolve(BasicLocationRegistry.java:490) ~[brooklyn-core-0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at org.apache.brooklyn.core.location.BasicLocationRegistry.resolve(BasicLocationRegistry.java:459) ~[brooklyn-core-0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at brooklyn.entity.container.DockerUtils$ReloadDockerLocation.reloaded(DockerUtils.java:392) ~[brooklyn-clocker-docker-1.1.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:1.1.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at brooklyn.entity.container.docker.DockerInfrastructureImpl.rebind(DockerInfrastructureImpl.java:346) ~[brooklyn-clocker-docker-1.1.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:1.1.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at org.apache.brooklyn.core.mgmt.rebind.AbstractBrooklynObjectRebindSupport.reconstruct(AbstractBrooklynObjectRebindSupport.java:69) ~[brooklyn-core-0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at org.apache.brooklyn.core.mgmt.rebind.RebindIteration.reconstructEverything(RebindIteration.java:623) [brooklyn-core-0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at org.apache.brooklyn.core.mgmt.rebind.RebindIteration.doRun(RebindIteration.java:242) [brooklyn-core-0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at org.apache.brooklyn.core.mgmt.rebind.InitialFullRebindIteration.doRun(InitialFullRebindIteration.java:69) [brooklyn-core-0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at org.apache.brooklyn.core.mgmt.rebind.RebindIteration.run(RebindIteration.java:265) [brooklyn-core-0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at org.apache.brooklyn.core.mgmt.rebind.RebindManagerImpl.rebindImpl(RebindManagerImpl.java:552) [brooklyn-core-0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at org.apache.brooklyn.core.mgmt.rebind.RebindManagerImpl$3.call(RebindManagerImpl.java:502) [brooklyn-core-0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at org.apache.brooklyn.core.mgmt.rebind.RebindManagerImpl$3.call(RebindManagerImpl.java:500) [brooklyn-core-0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at org.apache.brooklyn.util.core.task.BasicExecutionManager$SubmissionCallable.call(BasicExecutionManager.java:499) [brooklyn-core-0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1.jar:0.9.0-20160125.1743-p1]
        at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(FutureTask.java:262) [na:1.7.0_71]
        at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1145) [na:1.7.0_71]
        at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:615) [na:1.7.0_71]
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745) [na:1.7.0_71]
```

We need to be extremely cautious about using `Exceptions.collapseText`. There was another situation recently that I need to dig out when I have a few minutes, where another `NullPointerException` wasn't being logged anywhere, except for that one phrase (I think it was when calling an effector from the REST api).


This example isn't isomorphic. `to(from(a))` should equal `a`.


**Nitpick - Code Quality**
You should always remove commented out code.


Yeah possibly move the whole read me update to sep PR since the acute bug is the examples polling and invocation


When reading the Server Density Documentation, it looks like EL5 installs differently than 6 and 7. Have you tested this against a EL5 system?