I don't think there is a universally good solution here:

  - `-mapall=<host_uid>:<host_gid>` (e.g. 501:20) has the nice property of files in ~ remaining owned by you (and thus nicely deletable). There is no pollution of the host with ids from another host that do not even correspond to your host's /etc/passwd & /etc/group. The downside is your host user's uid/gid leaks to the container and all the files inside the container will be forced to use it. You cannot chown. Even if you use [the popular trick](https://chapeau.freevariable.com/2014/08/docker-uid.html) of having your container UID/GID match the host, permission checking will not work OK, since it's done server-side, and there it gets mapped to your host uid (in other words, within the container, "alice" will be able to write to a directory shared from the host, even if that directory seems to be owned by "bob" and has 700). Weird stuff.

  - `-maproot=root:wheel` will make the container behave more predictably re. permissions, but the host will get polluted by random uids/gids that the system does not even know about.

The ultimate solution would be to keep the files on the host owned by you, but somehow store the guest uids/gids (e.g. in extended attributes) and present those to containers.

Another somewhat-related observation: once you've started dlite, the exports entry does not get reset (even if you purge & reinstall dlite) unless you manually delete `/etc/exports`, so it's possible that you're using 1.1.3 but still have `-mapall` there from a previous version (this caused me some confusion just now).


The idea was to go there but we kind of ignored that.


Thanks @kball
I've sent PR


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Yes... I'm rewriting the whole thing at the moment, probably including deletion of the existing file if there is one.


file 1


Elaborate on why we need to store __nWeakCount__ instead of just using ___thresholds.size( )___ or __alpha.n_elem__.


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So chunks will not unload like sh*t?


r+


Why not respawn items immediately and avoid the need to count time?


This is probably not what you want.  This line copies the player object into a local variable.  You probably want `auto &drop_playerobj`.


This could be a `do { } while` loop.

Some places in the code suggest that there might be a way for all players not to be `CONNECT_PLAYING`.  Can that happen?  If so, this loop would hang forever.


saw approval from graydon
at https://github.com/stellar/stellar-core/commit/c15747750b248cb7e75e306370daecd032ae8a05


merging stellar/stellar-core/dm/find_pg = c1574775 into auto


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merging


It really annoys to have to actually modify `crypto/tls` code instead of just adding helper functions. This is *fine*, but I'm open to suggestions of a better way to lock down on concurrent use/modification of the package-level `tls.supportedSignatureAlgorithms`


It would be better not to declare this at function scope, and instead use loop-local variables.  Using a single variable at block scope makes it more difficult for readers to determine whether the loop is meant to report its state out into the block.


yes commit


This can be written as `range_for (const auto &&objp, vobjptridx)`.  Using `vobjptridx` as a factory function automatically limits it to `Highest_object_index`.


testing


This could use a fallthrough to the above block to encourage the compiler to combine the increment operations.


Why store 0 here?  The array was initialized to zero before counting began.


That's a very good idea on the earbuds. Also, I hope all verifies well and the lowpass filter requires little modification to accommodate "output filter bypass" mixer mode. If it requires more effort, then I can try to run audio samples (would require the ones from hardware) through visualization software to try to report any obvious differences for additional clues.


Cool! Looks good. I think we can extend these to other mods too.


This can use `range_for (auto &i, Stolen_items)`.


We should avoid using `NSDate.now()` for any security-sensitive settings since the system clock is easily manipulated by the user. This and the passcode re-entry timeout should use the system uptime instead since that gives a raw basis for comparison.

Sorry for missing this on the other passcode reviews!


HelloWorld


Agreed, I can look into what it would take to get it working


All JSON is valid YAML, but YAML has comments and enough wiring to optionally type complex data structures, handle self-references, multiples multiple documents in a single stream, etc.

Other than not round tripping the comments, there's not a lot missing. What's the deal with YAML-hate? Too much syntax?


I mean we don't loose much here by supporting it

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@edolstra: Just to be sure: Should `builtins.tryEval (builtins.fetchurl url)` work or is this a bug in Nix?


@lindsaysd great post. could you add an example of an API i.e. Stripe or Twilio?


I agree, KLEAT is somewhat of a coding disaster, I had to work with what I was given and was constantly under pressure so I never got a chance to really re-work the structure


Thanks for ypur contribution, David. I updated the StripeUtilsTest.cls.


Why are you passing the authHeader in the constructor of the HMACMessageCreator?


lkk


Lots of redundant code between here and `PasscodeConfirmViewController`. Worth having a shared superclass view controller?


check for ECHO parameter


I see what your plan is, but understand that junit's Rule abstraction is intended to make base test classes like this unnecessary (though they'd all have to construct their own rule instances).

Consider making any methods that you were going to have in your base class in the rule itself (though this can be tricky).


Let's change `get-local-query-data` to `instance->query-data`


yeah, fix coming up


The use of '\0' is unnecessary. A simple '{}' guarantees that the array is zeroed.


ah, nice catch, that was before I raised the exceptio


[ww2.txt](https://github.com/Arno-Nymous/pyload/files/148816/ww2.txt)

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I had a coworker look at why the study_type_question_group_id was getting set to 0 and apparently there was a hidden field in the view that was setting study_type_question_group_id to 'active'.  After making sure that this hidden field wasn't being used anywhere else, I removed the hidden field, and now all is well (I no longer need the workaround).  :)


Not a difference worth changing, but for whatever reason, I'm disinclined toward involving spring here, and generally do my own system property wrangling.


yep


It looks fine to me. Just a findChild function would be useful (it was in my code):

def findChild(widget=None, name="", text="", title="", className=""):
        """ Return a single child widget that meet all the given criteria.
        If there is more than one widget that matches the conditions, an Exception is raised.
        If there is no widget that matches the conditions, the method returns None.
        :param widget: parent widget where the widgets will be searched
        :param name: name attribute of the widget
        :param text: text attribute of the widget
        :param title: title attribute of the widget
        :param className: className() attribute of the widget
        :return: single widget that meet all the given criteria (or None otherwise)
        """
        results = SlicerUtil.findChildren(widget, name, text, title, className)
        if len(results) == 0:
            return None
        if len(results) > 1:
            raise Exception("There is more than one widget that matches the given conditions")
        return results[0]

Hope it helps


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-fffast-math sets -funsafe-math-optimizations - no need for both. I would actually avoid using fast-math unless there is a proven speed up (eg with a floating point heavy application)


Ah I see ... could you make that more clear in the docs?


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Consider having your rule take care of this (it amounts to the same thing, since execution of "@After" is itself done via a Rule).


Thanks for the feedback.

>  findChild function would be usefu

Will add this in a separate PR.


Leaving the `default` here means its inconsistent with `Direction#opposite` etc


I don't think you really need a timestamp.  Generally your CI engine will archive and keep track of stuff like this.

Just my opinion.


good on ya!


The syntax performance test tool has already been extremely helpful in this regard, but any information that can point more directly to slow regex patterns would be a great additional tool.

As long as we are talking about ST plugin dev tools, I would love to see the new plugin event profile extended to async events as well...

Thanks again for all the work you are doing on these packages.


If ECHO != 0, disable ES_PASSWORD


The problem I see with $space-unit-mid is that if the vertical padding and vertical margin mixin breakpoint were changed to something other than 'mid', the $space-unit-mid variable wouldn't make sense and would need to be changed in three places.

My assumption is that there will only be two different vertical space units to accommodate normal size and one breakpoint. If we were to add more vertical space units perhaps they should be named $space-unit-breakpoint-default, $space-unit-breakpoint-mid, $space-unit-breakpoint-small, etc.


There is a distinction, is there not, between webdriver quit and webdriver close?


`{@code true} iff there was a collision.`

The `{@code false} otherwise` part is pretty redundant and I wish I'd never started using it in apollo


Викинути цей метод.

Юзай: https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.mock.html


Fixed in d416359d32d2b3109c8c8b5303739e951007bae5.


Well done!!!)))
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This will cause a crash if ldap_get_values() returns a valid but empty array.


ok


do you need to save lastMovementInfo? it should be the same like player->GetMovementInfo()


I can only get the Script Version function to work when running the setup script from the command line. The version and last commit appear blank when loaded from ES.


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Good call.


Maybe this is the newer way of getting method name than what I was doing.


l also know it since a few days ago, but if l remember correctly, PilzAdam wrote sth about it years ago.


let's refactor `c` to `component` and `qps` to `query-data` be consistent with `component->query-data` above.


`{@code true} iff the two points can be connected together.`


should be "redrawPlot"


I think we shouldn't be supporting -ve positions, it just makes the code unreadable, and in theory who really would dare be passing in negatives and for what reasaon? I feel like we're are just encouraging bad behavior


yeh - it makes an assumption on the path which is wrong. I'll fix it.


+1 for supporting this, sounds really handy :)


I messed up history by pulling this like this I think


This is a great catch for the negative int case.


Я бы завел функцию `translate_dna_to_aa`. Словарь кодонов лучше вынести как константу. Стоп-кодоны можно записать в нем же в виде пустой строки или None, а потом обрабатывать случай, когда словарь вернет `False`-овое значение (напоминаю, что пустая строка расценивается как `False`)


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And you caught my syntax error. Woot :tada:


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How about when position is 0?


Instead of "Challenge", this should be "Response", isn't it? Or could be just left empty  assuming the incoming challenge text is well constructed like this example: "Enter your PIN"


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If it works well, I agree, this would be very nice!


I see that you have the article in RackConnect but the metadata says Cloud Networks. Whish product does this go with?


Ignore my comment, i guess it'll fall through and get returned back as 0


Think this fixes it by recapitulating all the code quality fixes


This breaks all non-rpi builds...


We shouldn't do an exception case handler here. We should replace `suggest` script with a new implementation.


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I changed all instances of "stop" to "end" in reference to genomic regions. The term "stop" is ambiguous, considering how I've implemented the python debugger; from pdb import set_trace as stop.


Try uncommenting that part if you guys want–I was unsure about it. The
long-click initiates the sortable, but the trouble is that you still have
to perform a separate click to start the drag operation. Meaning, it's not
quite the expected behavior, though it may still be useful.

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в таких случаях пишут `:raise ValueError:` и описывают после двоеточия, когда и почему (на месте `ValueError` может быть любое другое исключение). Таких линий можно писать сколь угодно много. Иногда пишут не `:raise`, а `:raises` - это связано со стилями автоматических парсеров док-стрингов (первый способ универсальней, хотя пайчарм понимает оба)


@PinpointTownes \ @Gillardo - https://github.com/aspnet/Mvc/pull/4171 should address this.


might add this to the next acf custom update, even if you didnt pulled a request


Don't make whitespace only changes.


I can see how much this contributes to the repository @tomemmerson! :dancer:


I'm actually confused by line 144, what does (-1-size) mean? Would be nice to add some comments to explain what's going on


Where is the HMACAuthorizationHeader class?


I added this support based on Burke's comment.

**Allowing negative position to insert from the end of the list would be a nice feature – i.e., addOrderSetMember(osm, -1) would add to end of the list and addOrderSetMember(osm,-2) would insert into the second to last position.**

**Note: if we make changes to this method please make the same changes to OrderGroup.addOrder(Order, Int), since these two methods should have consistent behavior.**

I guess @bmamlin has to answer if doing this is valuable or not. It doesn't provide much use though as far as I think.


If we decide to keep this file (i.e if windows api is not good enough), please change the copyright appropriately. For a new file like this, if its your code, your name could go here. If its taken from elsewhere, please use a matching copyright notice and attribution.


cheers, fixed


same here..


This is the biggie (72 bytes) and I agree it's got to go.  However, instead of moving it in to its own global array I think adding it to the `ht_lock` in the `buf_hash_table` would make more sense.  The `b_cv` is already tied to the `hash_lock` in `arc_read()` and you could then leverage the good hashing already done with the block pointer in `buf_hash_find()`.


FR gets the same value it had for a direct function_ref.

The assert I added would fire if we saw a thin_to_thick_function as an operand to Builtin.once().

Based on trying a test case and examining the code in IRGen before I committed this, it didn't appear that either SILGen nor IRGen was ready to deal with thick functions being passed to Builtin.once().


This change modifies behaviour.
The `Register` base class may not be cast to anything, especially not the underlying type.
Therefore the casting operator is deleted for all types.
This code should fail, but with these changes it doesn't:
```cpp
Test_t test;
uint8_t ui;
xpcc::Register8 reg;

ui = test;  // nope!
reg = test; // ok
ui = reg;   // nope!
```

Since this templated conversion operator deletion is not working correctly,
the only option seems to be to make this explicit:

Can you replace the Register class with this implementation?
It also adds IOStream overload to make the unittest work again (which relied on an implicit cast to int to be able to format the register!!):
```cpp
// up there somewhere
#include <xpcc/io/iostream.hpp>

template< typename T >
struct Register
{
	typedef T UnderlyingType;	///< The integer type internally used to represent the register
	UnderlyingType value;		///< The underlying integer value

	/// Default constructor initializes `value` to zero.
	constexpr Register()
	:	value(0) {}

	/// @{
	// The safe-bool idiom is not required here, since we are not
	// dealing with complex objects, but with one integral value.
	// So there is not need for it.
	/* explicit */
	/// Returns `true` if `value` is non-zero
	constexpr operator bool() const
	{ return bool(value); }
	/// Returns `true` if `value` is zero
	constexpr bool operator!() const
	{ return not bool(value); }
	/// @}

	/// Printing a register will output its numeric value.
	friend IOStream&
	operator << (IOStream& s, const Register<T>& m)
	{ return (s << m.value); }

protected:
	/// This class is meant to be subclassed
	constexpr Register(UnderlyingType value)
	:	value(value) {}

#ifndef __DOXYGEN__
public:
	// do NOT cast to anything else
	/// all other conversion operators are deleted and must be explicitly implemented
	constexpr operator      char16_t() const = delete;
	constexpr operator      char32_t() const = delete;
	constexpr operator       wchar_t() const = delete;
	constexpr operator   signed char() const = delete;
	constexpr operator unsigned char() const = delete;
	constexpr operator   signed short int() const = delete;
	constexpr operator unsigned short int() const = delete;
	constexpr operator   signed int() const = delete;
	constexpr operator unsigned int() const = delete;
	constexpr operator   signed long int() const = delete;
	constexpr operator unsigned long int() const = delete;
	constexpr operator   signed long long int() const = delete;
	constexpr operator unsigned long long int() const = delete;
	constexpr operator       float() const = delete;
	constexpr operator      double() const = delete;
	constexpr operator long double() const = delete;
#endif
};
```


should be fixed now.


Does this mean that the position the caller passes in is not 0 based when counting? i.e if one passed in position 1 they actually mean 0?


Please review with the latest changes.


So what did this commit do?
Monsters Collide With stuff (Captain America over here not letting me swear)
Set Camera Objects to stay in plane or move back plane on activation
Pressure Pads Affected By Camera
Press R to Restart Any Level
You don't have to set initial position anymore (Cause it's dumb)
Don't have to set obstacle prefabs to anything, IE: Monsters don't need you to manually tell them which Camera is the main
Spot Lights are added
End Game Door is added
All Prefabs are in Grid Editor
Make sure to add Background, Game Over, and Main to all scenes to make them work properly
Background may need to be set to position.z = 1.0f so that it fits properly


I don't. Oh well!


This actually breaks GitHub.


mfw i forgot the .js


Я советую тебе переработать твой алгоритм так, чтобы он разбивал исходно поданные строки на готовые к трансляции кодоны (включая пустые кодоны - `"---"`). Тогда вся оставшаяся логика будет куда более симпатичной и читаемой. Разбиение само по себе можно реализовать дополнительной внешней/вложенной функцией. Заметь, что теоретически допустимы случаи, когда в нуклеотидной последовательности есть сдвигающие рамку гэпы. Главное, чтобы общая сумма гэпов была кратна 3 (и вся строка, соответственно).


oh I like!


Wait, wait, wait a minute.


Sorry to bother again :) , but I have a few questions:
- you mean R1 and D2?
- I measured voltage of K-line, and was aproximately the same with batery voltage, but if I measured it again with everything connected ,voltage drop to aprox 7V. And also if I measure the SN65HVDA LIN pin without k-line connected , voltage was about 12V. Also the voltage of Rx pin , range from 0 to 3.5 V.
Do you think I might fried the chip?

Thank you very much


Correct product category to Rackconnect


Is there something wrong with this?


@rohitmalaga Apologies if I didn't explain properly, but @jnealtowns 's suggestion was to use sff.identified instead of sff.supported .   Can you make *that* change?


Change to sff.identified


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@frauzufall just FYI, I removed ofxJSON requirement for this, which trickles down to ofxDOM / ofxMUI.  Once we're at 0.10, we can re-introduce any serialization via ofJson.


Correct.
Caller's first position means index = 0 (position-1)


Good initial summary, could you provide some more detail about these tools? What is a wireframe or a comp? Could you give examples of uder stories and business goals to bring them to life a little?


LGTM


index-0 mem1
index-1 mem2
index-2 mem3

The idea was if clinet gives

 -1  --> it should get added after member3 at index-3  (calculated by (-1 + size + 1))
 -2  --> it should get added between mem2 and mem3 at index-2  (calculated by (-2 + size + 1))
 -3  --> it should get added between mem1 and mem2 at index-1  (calculated by (-3 + size + 1))
 -4  --> it should get added at the top before mem1  (calculated by (-4 + size + 1))

 -5  --> illegal value:   so condtion is (postion >= -1-size) // in this case 5 not >= -1-size where size is 3


I _feel_ like I did that at some point, but it's likely that I screwed it up but blaming AWS.


You could've just added `>` to the string in the else body.


Will fix. I was trying to copy from your email, but double checking now I see I goofed.

Easy fix:  Just submit ChangeLog and NEWS entries next time ;-)

Will correct.


Given all the proper checks are in place, I don't think we need the explicit `intval()` call to pre-sanitize `$value` because `mkdatetime()` will now just do the right thing with whatever we throw at it.

Also this should be `sDB::mkdatetime()` not just `DB::mkdatetime()`. Change this line and this is golden.


Interesting. Will do.
I am strggling with using the old pure Task object I had created with the
new architecture, yesterday I decided that I will have to port that as well
because it's a pain in the ass to make redux and the stateful object
coexist (mostly also because the object needs the actions to be available
already, but the actions can be created once the store is available, but
the store is available only once we have the statueful object available....

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YEEEAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


you should probably be using `it.length`


I thought the passed in position is exactly the one where you'd insert the item except if position is > size where you just insert it to the end of the list and then you compute and set the sortWeight based on the position before saving the OrderGroup in the service


Generally yes, but right now - no.

I need to fix and release a new version soon


You'll make life of a person implementing inherent associated types a bit easier if you don't treat them specially.


But what if it's a day too late?  It's also not much of a problem if most of your friends are in the same time zone; but the reason I did it this way is because often they aren't - and many of my friends are on the other side of the international date line.  I went through this on Facebook and wanted to scream, so now that it works correctly I really don't personally want to go through the hundreds of "wrong day" posts and comments again. Anyway I'm sympathetic, so maybe this should be a personal config or feature. It's just that if you allow somebody to turn off timezone awareness for birthdays, I might get theirs right, but they'll still get mine wrong.


@DUFCLiam just stop talking, we aren't going to waste money and then, its a violation of the license on TFM. so no.


I think it is the revolution of the machines.


Burke suggested that but i doubt if anyone agreed to that


That one!?, was hard.


ping @frauzufall Just switched this up for you.  Hope it makes things a little easier.


:+1: :+1: :+1:
:100:


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@frauzufall ping.


Largely looks good to me. A few errors in the formatting I think some of the equations need rerun or something because I see some \begin align in the code.
But otherwise :shipit:


I think it complicates the code unnecessarily ti support that


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ohhh


No. Let's just discuss this for a minute.

The handler for `/favicon.ico`, that was previously

```python
def favicon():
    return redirect(url_for('static', filename='img/favicon.ico'))
```

was just a redirector to `/static/img/favicon.ico`, so we had the correct setup, right?

After you added `_scheme="https"` some errors were introduced. It requires `_external` to be set so Flask generates the entire URL (see http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/0.10/api/#flask.url_for). And that requires the `SERVER_NAME` config, which introduces a lot of other problems I don't understand.

So we could just remove that `_scheme="https"`. The question is: is that really needed? I don't understand why people were getting Mixed-Content errors with our favicon, but I think we should ignore them. People seeing the HTTPS site should get an HTTPS favicon and people seeing the HTTP site should get an HTTP favicon. These problems are probably coming from favicon caching issues. What do you think?


I think most programmers use 0 based counting and in general the convention is 1 means the first position instead of the second, otherwise that would be less intuitive


yes I copy paste form doc... but without another controller is not possible to set. it's aeon.labs tell me to yo got success with this parameter?


I would use SOL_WRN


It’s time for 2016 ;)


Looks good, nice work!


I guess adt is okay.


Currently you only check to see if tl->tl_data_contents starts with "require_auth". You need to first check whether or not tl->tl_data_type is KRB5_TL_STRING_ATTRS. Further, your prefix check via memcmp() will also match "require_authXXX", which is incorrect.


Closes #4


Those seem to be a problem with GitHub's and nbviewer.com, because it
rendered fine once nbconvert-ed for me.  I will take a look, though.

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I've done a little bit of cloud-init with GCE and it doesn't like it without `content_type = "text/cloud-config"`. Hence why I mentioned it...


Also, changing `<link rel="icon">` doesn't solve all the problems, because of browsers that do not respect it and try to load `/favicon.ico` no matter what. I think we should keep the `<link rel="icon">` changes, because it saves us a lot of redirect requests, but also keep the `def favicon()` redirect handler, without the `_scheme`. Does that make sense?


Your solution makes more sense to me I just wanted amuse you a little.


The last sentence of the docstring is not clear. We should simply state that this doesn't not use the indexer, it's private function anyway. I think renaming this function `get-class-or-instance-query` makes it significantly more obvious what this is supposed to do.


Well this isn't very interesting


Ignore this commit..
118eba2f1b40c616ba3ba212e1869d7e62c3acac


Oops.  Sorry, I didn't realize you already did this.  :)


Good point


@brixen, I'd add that we'd have to write parsers for any new language, too. Given the example:

```
python: "~> 2.7", file: "requirements.txt"
```

how would you parse that in bash? What if the value for `file` is "test requirements.txt"? Or if "python" is "build program"? Or if it has unicode? Or colons / quotes / commas in it?

There's `jq` for parsing JSON (and [abesto/yq](https://github.com/abesto/yq) for YAML; that was just the first Google result but there are others). Unambiguously parsing text is *hard*, and if we're going to limit ourself to just what bash can easily do by itself or ignore formats that other popular languages have inexplicably managed to make overly difficult, then we're in for an uphill battle.

I could live with JSON, although I'd sorely miss the type annotations and comments that YAML add to the spec. I really, _really_ don't want to maintain ad-hoc single purpose parsers for all the languages and build systems that could be potential users of this new system, though.


In SkilUp they would just all start from lvl 0 again


comment


I was thinking from the end user's perspective.

m1
m2
m3

If the user says that he wants to put in first position. I guess he means at the top, i.e index=0.
That was the thought process behind that.

But if you suggest otherwise should I change this to 0 based counting


The file needs to be a .md file.


Cool, where do I paste this code in order to quit moonlight?


Why move these headers? crm_internal.h defines _GNU_SOURCE (via portability.h), so the behavior of system includes can change. (See also #858 .)


Ok that's probably a problem with github.com  but check.


Почитай комментарии, которые я Лизе оставил.


Should not use `om/get-local-query` here, it's private.


test


You're right with regards to color depth. Thanks!
Rescaling bitmaps is done is so many, many places in the code that dedicated procedure for these purposes would be indeed helpful. But I'm not sure if this should be a method of wxBitmap because it would introduce a coupling with wxMemoryDC.


Here's my commit! ;)


I didn't see any comment from any other members to oppose Burke's idea for at least an hour.
So I assumed may be others are on the same page too.

Although the idea does seem impractical.
So what do you suggest, I should remove this?


Making a feature now...


I believe the Knowledge Center reference anchors need to be removed.


Hm, this may be time for the periodic reminder that Nix is not intended as a general purpose language :-)


This was the wrong fix.  Don't use 2.3.3 - new fix incoming


Heh. Ik vond het gewoon super vreemd om een viewmodel "Collection" te noemen ;)


This was the wrong fix. Don't use 2.3.3 - new fix incoming


This (btrfsprogs) is the SUSE package, right? You have it in the non-SUSE part of the conditional.

What I meant to suggest was to move the entire `%if %{with tests}` block that you had before (with the RHEL/SUSE block inside it) to the end of the distro-conditional section.


So, Empires uses the game_end event to signal a round end?  Weird.


Here again, please avoid that first `%if` in the distro-conditional section. I will make a PR to clean it up.


Yes, that does make sense, and I definitely agree. I guess if we're pointing to a relative URL and the user is already on the HTTPS site, there's no need to have `_scheme` parameter.


@lattner Sorry! And thanks for cleaning this mess up.


@ShaunHadden, this should get you roughly what you were looking for earlier today. See `AnisoPythonUtoutJob`.


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Under Contact Information, I believe it should say Peering. Line 75


Well, the semantics of `tryEval` are poorly specified (in fact it's not even documented), so who can say. But I have a vague memory of making builtins.fetchurl errors uncatchable on purpose.


Ah - you also don't want the line logged if it's not a snapshot/target* file. Sure.

Yeah, this works. (:


show off -> show


good will -> goodwill
it's -> its


@jtippett The reason typography wasn't outputting correctly.


Nit-picky, but to make it easier to read I'd generally vote for matching the structure of the html page in templates, so the `block head_css` would go at the top where you'd expect to find header-related code.


csodálatos


found 3 small typos :)


Опечаталась :)


@capveg There is no sff.identified field. sff.supported is currently the correct field to check.

My comment was that the existing field should probably be *renamed* to identified to avoid confusion.


This was actually a fix for cosban/site#13


- it needs to be `&&` instead of `||`
- you also need to test if the end of uVisor SRAM overlaps with HOST_SRAM


Aha, interesting. Well, but I think we should retain the proper python 2 functionality as well. Could you maybe build another try-except block to catch this in py3 and then evaluate in the alternate way?

Btw. do you happen to know, if the the python long nomenclature is actually present in libconfig? Otherwise I'd just merge your PR...


we should be able to autoload this


Which are the breaking changes?


remember a new line for each selector, also the th selector is very general / the widget.pivot_table does not apply to it (a comma indicates the start of a brand new selection. consider:

`.widget.pivot_table td,
 .widget.pivot_table th {
  /* attr: val; */
}`


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if there's a load-order thing here, maybe separate the responsibilities? something like `app/helpers/url_helper.rbs` would make sense if we were using the engine e.g. https://github.com/rails-api/active_model_serializers/pull/1414


Ok, after a chat with Burke I'm convinced to support -ve positions, but position needs to be 0-based where 1 means the second position. My question would then be what do we want -2 to mean? What first comes to mind is the second last item but when you apply zero based counting -2 would technically mean the 3rd last item which is less intuitive, i will let Burke decide on that


I think boxes make the design look heavier.
They might be useful on Exchange page because it has several areas needed to be visually separated but other sections are more sparse, so I think it's better to revert this commit.


r+


Added support for "tag" attribute on UIView for Storyboard / Xib convertor (xib2nib)


Beautiful code style :see_no_evil:


It might make sense to have a consecutive redirect count here just in case there's an infinite loop in the future from some update they make.  In which case we'd send a ton of traffic non stop to their servers.


@scytacki  Addressed your most recent comments in this commit.


Did you verify this is safe (per https://github.com/openshift/origin/pull/7351#discussion_r54288046)?


On Android I did a check for 5 consecutive redirects.  that stops the A->B->A type of loop but not the A->B->C->A type of loop.


sigh...


Need to add docs for the containing types here and in the versioned package.


Please don't change this without letting me know.


Why?


It should definitely be amber rum! :bread:


You do realize that this will likely cause merge conflicts in the op mode register if and when we try to update in the future?


I moved this to the semantic-ui.md file


Wont they look weird with the floating thingy going on?


@sierraindiagolf rest assured that we are not enthusiastic about these changes. Having these changes will allow us to distinguish between bugs and feature requests. And we can better support the community with CSS related-issues.


Hello Daniel,

thank you very much. My apologizes, I have much work until next month
(working on a Stripe integration with Salesforce of course).
I have knowledge in Salesforce, but I am not familiar with GitHub and pull
request. Do you have an Eclipse plugin to recommend?

David

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saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/7414a687f57bc47444081e15de221c015a90dcf7


merging graydon/stellar-core/revive-build = 7414a687 into auto


graydon/stellar-core/revive-build = 7414a687 merged ok, testing candidate = a5976b50


nice! lgtm.


No extra spaces :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: - we need less of that in Python not more.


Načeloma je dobro, če imajo datoteke kakšno končnico, v tem primeru se zdi, da bi bila primerna `.md`, ker pišeš v formatu Markdown. V splošnem je nespametno dajati presledke v imena datotek, ker je preveč zastarele programske opreme, ki jo to zmede.


My kind of nerf


Oops, šele zdaj sem videl 9cef0e949d1cf770641bcbb29e5872468528611f. Vse ok. (Vso srečo s presledki.)


It's a spigot bug, you need to do this to completly remove fire spread. Otherwise fire will spread when the block burns.


Heh, figures. Good stuff.


@Patater Ah, I missed the file name `unsupported.h` - please remove `unsupported`-code for now


Aah - thanks for the clarification.  So just to be clear (just because I've
gotten it wrong): the code here is then correct, right?

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I don't use Eclipse a lot. I prefer to use Sublime and Maven's Mate, and
I'm running git from within Sublime or SourceTree as a standalone-client.

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> I have knowledge in Salesforce, but I am not familiar with GitHub and pull
> request. Do you have an Eclipse plugin to recommend?
>
> David
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Exactly IFM (TFM fork) is free to use...


please remove these TODO(gut). They are deprecated


@Tabjones

Mental note: We should let us know when the ROS API is changed


A fix is in for this at https://github.com/dpla/KriKri/pull/224.


Можно просто `"DNA_ALPHABET"`


Just a nit that we should be consistent in the use of quotes. This should all be single-quotes because there are no variables to be interpreted.

Also be sure that the logic follows our code style guidelines. Specifically whitespace inside of parentheses for evaluations and yoda logic (the prefetch check got flipped).


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`qps` -> `query-data`


I'm sort of undecided if we should use the bin packages. I like keeping dependencies down, but the only dependencies for the source packages is basically go.

Any preference?


Če das prazno vrstico pred `1. Delitev ...` bi moral Markdown ugotoviti, da naštevaš.


@ecoron awesome :)


Because that is how it is exposed to the QML framework, discovered it in https://musescore.org/nl/node/96631#comment-434366
Exposure of Ms::Text as MText is located at https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/blob/master/libmscore/mscore.cpp#L340

I can leave out this documentation-correction from this PR if you think it better, as my own preference would be to expose it as Text (but that might break existing plugins)


Ho Jim - still think the build is broken. Tried to throw together something but I can't compile, not sure what is it looks like a missing file.


Zakaj je treba število prstov označiti s *P(MAX)*? Kaj pomeni ta MAX? Če imajo vse roke enako število prstov, je to lahko enostvno *P*.


Please, post this version to PyPI.


`dp` -> `data-path`, `cpqs` -> `class-path-query-data`


Learning Git slowly but surely


This needs a docstring for Om developers.


Are both `@listenToOnce` listeners getting unbound each time submit is pressed? It looks like the `sync` event will start stacking each time an `error` event occurs.


Za delitev je treba povedati: "Če ima igralec *N-1* rok praznih in na preostali roki *k N* prstov, ...." Namreč, sredi igre ima lahko igralec drugačno število rok kot na začetku in *R* je definiran kot število rok na začetku.


H


`-cpath` -> `-key-path`


Looking.


missing a `,`


It's even more amazing as leader.


@tmcw typo?


Is there a way to display items by categories via the embed.js?


В [Программе качества](https://info.unact.ru/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=6496), в разделе Общие правила, в пункте 7 сказано:

> Переменные, структуры данных, таблицы должны объявляться в начале каждого скрипта, объявление их в других местах недопустимо.

При этом, в разделе Правила разработки JavaScript, в пункте 9 (тут ошибка, это должен быть пункт 1) сказано:
> При написании на JavaScript следовать правилам https://github.com/Unact/codestyle/blob/master/javascript.ru.md

В [JavaScript CodeStyle](https://github.com/Unact/codestyle/blob/master/javascript.ru.md#Объявление-переменных), в разделе Объявление переменных сказано
> Переменные объявляются как можно ближе к месту использования.

Как видно, последнее утверждение противоречит первому. Но поскольку последнее утверждение имеет более высокий приоритет (в силу свое конкретности в отношении языка программирования), чем первое, считаю, что надо следовать именно ему.

Отсюда вывод, переменная объявлена в нужном месте.


@ErikEvenson Not yet, hopefully going to get it on 0.3.1


И все константы обычно хранят в неизменяемых типах.


You should rename camera.msm8916.so to camera.vendor.msm8916.so else it will override camera wrapper and HDR won't work on almost every app except moto camera.
You also should include in the commit description the package version (for example MPD24.65-33 32) and unify this commit with 88cf8e08b873f82bb16d62af010cddbaa41b3d63.


Should this be localized?


The signature for load_manifests is:

 load_manifests(int current, int version...
To  be honest, I hadn't looked much as the way in which current or version is used. We really need to document these functions.

But to your point, if I reverse my argument order, the way I interpret retreive_manifests(), is taht I would be explicitly assuming I already have the manifest from "file->last_change", and requesting a delta, if possible to "current version". But this would fail, because I do not yet have the manifest from "file->last_change".  Please feel free to set me straight, if I'm misinterpreting here

After looking at the retrieve_manifests implementation,


Есть


Кроме того, константы обычно хранят в неизменяемых типах.


Jaz osebno ne bi dal zastrašujoče velikih URLjev takole v `README`. Bolje bi bilo npr:

### O igri Reversi

* [Pravila igre](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reversi)
* [Reversi on-line](http://www.gamesforthebrain.com/game/reversi/)


WAT. When did they add this?


# kjbjhvhgcggg


1. V slovenščini so samostalniški prilastki desni, torej "šahovnica 8x8".
2. To ni šahovnica, ker igra ni šah, ampak igralna plošča ali kaj takega.


But it's used in https://github.com/robertzk/lockbox/blob/dev_mode/R/library.R#L157


@deniscostadsc tee command did a different behavior that expected


I don't get the $1 in the message function and the message $o in the comments... And how does it find the language file if you're running it on curl bash?


Thanks for fixing this, apologies for the regression.


Since forever. `x.next()` is the Iterator API, and it stops when it gets a `None`.


Genius!


Put your html stuff inside the div class = "container"


On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 9:43 PM, HeinerTholen <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Aha, interesting. Well, but I think we should retain the proper python 2
> functionality as well. Could you maybe build another try-except block to
> catch this in py3 and then evaluate in the alternate way?
>
I'll have a look at that on monday. Currently at home and got cold, just
wanting to get some rest...

> Btw. do you happen to know, if the the python long nomenclature is
> actually present in libconfig?
>
Not sure to understand what you mean. In libconfig longs are actually 64
bit ints, so in C it is a 'long long', which happens to be the same size as
a 'long' on a 64bits architecture.
There is no such thing as a Python long (arbitrary size) in standard C.

> Otherwise I'd just merge your PR...
>
Wait till monday...

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premature optimisation ? :) anyway if we use constant strings and references I don't think they'd be duplicated...


Maybe add a DUK_D(DUK_DPRINT(...)) debug print here similarly what exists for e.g. duk_debugger_attach() and duk_debugger_notify(). When debugging the debugger it's useful to see where the application API calls happen.


i'm unsure what you're saying - you went with the pylint suggestion?

yes *randomly* pylint doesn't like it when i do this style. sometimes it doesn't complain, other times it does. i may turn that particular check off on my code.

you're at the point where you can ignore some pylint errors, or you might want to google on how to turn off certain errors on a line by line basis.


Um,  other than `== "test (1)"` below, `!= ''` does not imply `is not None`.

If you want to preclude both cases in a single assertion, maybe
```python
assert len(valid_clipping_area.osmosis_polygon_file_string) > 0
```
would do?


that way your score doesn't hurt and i can see where you've turned them off


In line 70 the


Thanks Brendan! I merged this in to my branch, and will have a look at it!


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It's probably worth documenting this in the README.


How are these conversions non-portable? While time_t could theoretically be non-integer, that would break so many things that we can safely ignore that possibility. Is %j not available on all modern(-ish) platforms (added to glibc in 2.1 in 1999)?


The general vote is that this should be changed to
> You got rob-in-sonnnnnned


Gaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyy


"immediately" may be a bit misleading: the pause will take effect on the next opcode dispatch which may take time if there's a native call running.


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So `FAILED(S_FALSE)` is always false?


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/112117493


Those changes will break someone I guess


I hope the recent activity on choob was to get commit number 1337.


(Commented on an out-of date commit earlier):

"immediately" may be a bit misleading, the pause will happen on the next bytecode opcode dispatch which may take a considerable time (even forever) if we're running a native function.


Same comment about "immediate" here.


A stronger assertion would be to assert *what* the content is, and would serve the dual purpose of documenting the `learner_logs` endpoint. Can you change the test to do that?

I also suggest:
* Splitting this into two separate tests -- one assertion per test. In case one fails, at least the other assertion will be made.
* Creating a new TestCase for this, since there's a lot of setup


Very small trivia: spacing after a period is double space by (arbitrary) convention.


So glad we're finally taking care of these proactively. Core dump right here.


Lets this method return an error.


I did consider this, but I copped out. The check needs to have a window of recent URLs to check for loops, they won't necessarily happen in immediate succession.
This networking layer is threaded (not by me, the calls into the installed network hooks happen in a threaded fashion), and any calls out to non-networking code (like the webview in this instance) will be wrapped in a delay(..){ } call which queues events onto the main thread.
Even in a non-threaded scenario, it will be async, there is no guarantee that I can do:
A (HTTP Filter) -> B (WebView), without url C being seen inbetween, since B is queued async.

Having said that, i think a time window of recent URLs will be easy enough to add, and *might* catch a loop


use better `closest`


Fatal causes a panic, which breaks everything.


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Looks good.


Yes, S_FALSE (as the S_ prefix suggests) is a success code.


**my first and last commit

> file**


@agustinf en la última versión de AA, la hoja de estilos, no tiene `.css` en el nombre.
https://github.com/activeadmin/activeadmin/blob/v1.0.0.pre2/docs/0-installation.md#setting-up-active-admin

Para hacerlo compatible con la mayoría de las versiones, habría que preguntar si existe `active_admin.css.scss` o `active_admin.scss` y hacer el `inject_into_file` en el que encuentre


When the user code calls `duk_debugger_pause()` and nothing is currently running, the pause will be pending potentially indefinitely and pause execution when we're trying the execute the next opcode at a later time.


I'm aware; the question at hand though is if the server is having issues marshalling a basic object; do we really want it to continue running in the first place?


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Satharat


double-single-quote is generally reserved for multi-line strings, you can use `"` instead.


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fast-forwarding master to auto = a5976b50


Is there a way to fix that?  That's potentially very surprising behavior.


Is it really called twice? Why?


Yes, because other clients exist. We shouldn't bring down the entire application, when one user is an idiot or wants to bring down the service,


Looks good


I've been using `@$('form :input').prop('disabled', true)` to disable all form elements in general while saving.


A failure to marshal a basic response object has absolutely nothing to do with the connected clients...


Why "do x end"?


wäre schön, wenn der branch mit in den alpha34 kommt -  es ist schwierig zu testen, da noch auf DCG alpha33 basoert


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that's a nice commit message!


should do it only if (pobj_sum)


Qual a motivação dessa mudança? @gustavo-freitas @mformiga @isaacvits @gomex @bltavares @maiteb @caduvieira @almeidafab


Thanks again for input - latest revision just pushed


done https://github.com/RexDude/global_settings/commit/c07e6a5cf82cf1263b2768949fdc00c103d760a8


Hmm, for me it's quite logical: from a technical perspective this API call is a request to "pause as soon as possible", and if nothing is running, "as soon as possible" is when something starts executing. Even when something is running it may take 20 seconds (or 20 minutes, if we're running a native function which takes 20 minutes to complete) for the pause to take effect, for example.

So not sure if it would actually be easier to understand if the "eventual pause" would sometimes be guaranteed (when something is running) and sometimes not (when something is not running right now). Anyway, fixing the behavior to be a no-op when nothing is running might not be trivial, especially since there's pressure to relax threading requirements in which case there might be an entirely unrelated thread which is running (but suspended) and we have no easy way to detect that via `ctx` (since it'll be another context entirely).


this needs either punctuation or newlines


OK... a bit nervous that the dispatch thing is created and destroyed on the thread, but it seems to be done properly.


i used to use this style. i'll allow it :P


It's only called twice when it detects an under-full buffer. WASAPI is too dumb to catch up once it falls behind.


what's show self do - why do we need it?


`ffs.productionDependencies.readFile(s)` might be more robust here


shouldn't do attrs.find() if !lo.etag.empty()


this is a getter we don't need, can we drop it at this point?


This little gem broke our site deploy today :) :cake:


same here. ternary would work fine, wouldn't it?


I mean #706 of course


No, no - what I had before looks messy - I agree. Pylint  didn't suggest that. What pylint suggests has to do with the indentation placement. For example:

make_burger(meat_type,
                       cheese_type,
                       bun_type,
                       toppings
                      )
The parentheses and parameters line up top to bottom. I was just saying that it was aesthetically pleasing to me. I like it.


can simply type self._format_date(self._month, self._day, self._year)

again, we're still inside Date, so referring to month day and year isn't violating encapsulation.


I'm not sure I agree with this change. What errors are you hoping to give the shopper?


very nice. May want to add some docs here to tell the future maintainer what to do with this method if they want to extend it


Hmmm, github swallows spaces. Ignore that last post. I'll send you an email.


i.e. "Child classes of Date would implement this method to return a string formatted to whatever their nationality prefers" or something more well written than that


Is there a way to only show items for a particular category, without having to embed every item?


Can you make the two tests the same? Unless I'm missing something they are equivalent.


very nice!

you read up on strategy pattern? you don't need to do that but thought you might be interested since its very similar to template method


Can you explain why you're moving the wrapper from the order receipt to the entire thanks page?


@bbondy blank pixel approach works well. (I had some old code for doing this i resurrected, i see now it is a jpeg and not a png as suggested, doesn't matter though)
(BTW, long line 123 looks odd, but swift style is not to manually wrap lines as Xcode does smart wrapping, looks ugly on here though)


According to [dispatch.c](https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/misc/dispatch.c#L65)
> // A dispatch queue lets other threads runs callbacks in a target thread.
// The target thread is the **thread which created the queue** and which calls
// mp_dispatch_queue_process().
// Free the dispatch queue with talloc_free(). (It must be empty.)

Am I misunderstanding that comment?


Doesn't this potentially change the semantics of the ifs below?


cool cool


Ah, OK, thanks for explaining.


I take it you were using SystemCSP with script tags for loading bundles? It's definitely be worth reverting this if its breaking that case.


a compromise ;)


thx fixed


Could use a comment then. It's not obvious that this is intentional and needed.


I was just about to do that!


looks good! a few more minor comments but nothing major and we're set


This could be avoided by using the defined `json` function, for example `{{json Config.Cmd}}`, otherwise it is just relying on the go string output. We cannot be locked into our internal structures just to avoid making a change like this. The original output was unfortunate and wrong. It only outputted the `{}` because the string slice was wrapped in a struct, which would be completely surprising to anyone attempting to directly parse the output. Yes someone may be built rigid parses around it and that might break, the solution would be to use the `json` function or expect a string slice representation.


More of a code style nit than anything else, but I believe we use `null` not `NULL`. Is there any reason we should be aware of why you chose upper-case here?


Hi Steve,

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff531527(v=office.12).aspx
suggests that "start" is the same as left and "end" is the same as
right.  I still can't find any documentation for clear or num.

David

On 02/20/2016 02:37 AM, Steve Canny wrote:
>
> My version of the schema looks different than this. There are two
> versions of the schema, an ECMA one (which we don't use, and the
> ISO/IEC-29500-1, which we do use (because that's the one Word uses).
> You can find it right in the repo (including on your local copy for
> handy reference) here:
> https://github.com/python-openxml/python-docx/blob/master/ref/xsd/wml.xsd
>
> I have this for CT_TabStop and others:
>
>    <xsd:complexType  name="CT_TabStop">
>      <xsd:attribute  name="val"  type="ST_TabJc"  use="required"/>
>      <xsd:attribute  name="leader"  type="ST_TabTlc"  use="optional"/>
>      <xsd:attribute  name="pos"  type="ST_SignedTwipsMeasure"  use="required"/>
>    </xsd:complexType>
>
>    <xsd:simpleType  name="ST_TabJc">
>      <xsd:restriction  base="xsd:string">
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="clear"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="start"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="center"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="end"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="decimal"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="bar"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="num"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="left"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="right"/>
>      </xsd:restriction>
>    </xsd:simpleType>
>
>    <xsd:simpleType  name="ST_TabTlc">
>      <xsd:restriction  base="xsd:string">
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="none"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="dot"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="hyphen"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="underscore"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="heavy"/>
>        <xsd:enumeration  value="middleDot"/>
>      </xsd:restriction>
>    </xsd:simpleType>
>
> Note there's an ST_TabJc (Jc is short for justification, that
> abbreviation is used elsewhere as well) instead of ST_TabType, and
> TabTic is TabTlc (tee-ell-see, maybe "tab leader character"?).
>
> I'm not sure why you have question marks for ST_TabTic. There should
> never be ambiguity about the possible values as they're specified in
> the schema. The mapping to the MS API is sometimes mysterious, but we
> always work it out in the end, resorting to IronPython to call the MS
> API directly if necessary :) I have IronPython on my Windows virtual
> machine so can work that out for you if it comes to it.
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E nos casos de NonUniqueResultException? Tem alguns logs com esse tipo de exceção. Eu recomendaria criar um SrSolicitacaoDAO que encapsula esse tipo de consulto e o tratamento desses erros.


Adding another line


use three backticks around code and it will keep formatting

```
make_burger(meat_type,
                       cheese_type,
                       bun_type,
                       toppics
)
```

Or after i'm done with it

```
make_burger(
    meat,
    cheese,
    bun,
    toppings,
)
```


No geral, acho que quanto mais específico for no erro, melhor.

Trocaria "Não foram informados dados suficientes para a gravação" por "Solicitação não informada", como no caso do arquivo.

O mesmo para "movimentação ou arquivo não informados."


utACK


Good Job :P


`dpcs` should just be `dp->cs` if we're shortening.


:+1: for smart quotes.


Only to the extent that it is more correct. ```hr != S_OK && hr != S_FALSE``` only recognized two possible success codes, FAILED(hr) recognizes them all. The former will output an error message even if the hr code is success. Other places where similar replacements are made may have aborted operations even if a success code was obtained.


I actually had to reread a part of this, but yeah got it:
http://www.opengl-tutorial.org/beginners-tutorials/tutorial-3-matrices/


This line says "December 2016" instead of 2015


I just changed the bad code style in this file, and again it is back :(.
Check out pep 0008 - Style Guide for Python Code before remove empty lines.


Should be two single quotes when using an apostrophe (`''`).


Fine then thank you


Wow, thanks for replying so quickly :) The cuplrit was `"jspm": "^0.16.13",` in our `package.json`. But it seems the most recent release of system.js and jspm is not backwards compatible. Seems to work when we lock it to 0.16.19.


It still looks like we are testing the output of `GoString() string`. Shouldn't this be valid JSON? I would expect this to be `["/bin/echo","Hello","World"]`.

I may be missing something.


Hm yes. I think I wrote the comment in this way because I thought that would be more reliable. But it's not a struct requirement, and vo.c create/destroys the queue in the caller thread. I'll adjust the comment.

In any case, you should create/destroy it in a time/place where it's guaranteed that you're the only one with access to the queue.

The trickiest part is probably destruction of the queue without leaving undone work in it (you've asked on IRC about it). w32_common.c actually does termination of the window thread via a function queued to the queue, and executed by mp_dispatch_queue_process for this reason. (It does `mp_dispatch_run(w32->dispatch, do_terminate, w32);`, which sets the terminate flag - this way it's guaranteed all previous items that have been possibly queued are done.)


FAHK


`*.apk` to simplify?


Reverted in https://github.com/systemjs/systemjs/commit/15d009a37493a3f86e0c8481a03419fe7c03ba24. Yeah it's a shame npm doesn't shrinkwrap by default like jspm. Look forward to `jspm update jspm`.


@jzoldak: Here's how I'm adding pavelib/prereqs.py to the prereq cache.


Spaces either side of '='


Thank you!


Yes I know what you mean. I found Tomoko on skype and hes claiming to be the sole owner of the hack and just to test if he would be honest with me I asked did you get this hack off of pye? And did you get help from Veritas. He stated no not really that you only helped with basic errors and that he's the one that made it and updates the hack. Then he said him and his friend charge 55$ now for the hack. This annoyed me..
Please release your hack soon Laveer I'll pay any amount you choose. I just do t understand why someone would charge 55$ for something they didn't create from scratch. @neetVeritas


Ahh shit i forgot about that change, cause did it a long time ago, so many raycasts ago.
 i needed point cloud naming to differentiate tests.... sorry it slipped my mind


Spaces after commas.
Perhaps the numbers can be expressed as decimals instead of needing the calculation of '/'?


The following line includes squares which are not checks !
b = undefended & ei.attackedBy[Them][ROOK] & ~pos.pieces(Them);

For example, if Black Kg8, a White rook may attack and safely move to h7, but this will not be a check
(for Queen, this is not a problem)

so you would have to add something like this to only look at orthogonal squares
b = undefended & ei.attackedBy[Them][ROOK] & ~pos.pieces(Them) & PseudoAttacks[ROOK][ksq];

There was some RookContactChecks not so long ago,
but it was found they could be simplified away.

https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/pull/442

Also, it was often tried to include Rook Contact Checks supported by the other Rook,
but it seems that search does not need that to find the correct moves.


Foi que a imagem do azul/zulu não estava mais atual e não tinha suporte ao yum ao usar o overlayfs. Atualmente eles já atualizaram a imagem mas não testamos.


*P(MAX)* je bilo res nepotrebno in je sedaj spremenjeno v *P*.

Sem mislil, da sem popravil, pa očitno nisem. Hvala.

Sem dodal primer k delitvi, da je bolj razumljivo. Za delitev je namreč potrebno imeti točno *R-1* praznih rok, pri *N-1* za *N* različen od *R* delitev ni dovoljena.


E quem comitou não foi o gustavo mas o @isaacvits usando a conta do @gustavo-freitas


Good stuff. Can you put something similar together for one of the other types? I've started on transaction, but you could finish working on it.


why do we need to add explicit quotes in the case of large object? Do we have quotes in the other case? Any reason why we need to keep a separate variable for large objects vs. regular objects?


Maybe if we provided a scope parameter here?


**this ia ## #

- gamic**


Oops, meant shortcodes here.


Hi Max, glad to make your day! I'll look into forking the repo (for
practice, also, because I'm no expert as well) but also just was wondering
about mentioning you in the content of the readme.  Sounds pretty
open-ended, so I will definitely give you credit.

Thanks again!
Adam

p.s. I also am a big fan of legos.

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> you!
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>


As above


"version_ok = (major >= 2) && (minor > 2);"

This will fail for any minor number less than 2.  That is, 3.0 through 3.2 will also not be an allowed version.


File rmoved,
Please review


The method for coloring the tags has now changed for the better: a for loop is used.


maybe try removing this module first to test the non-rails behavior


Next up:
1. Testing the debug functions
2. Testing pause/resume
3. Testing reset
4. Implementing different modes
5. Adding laps
6. Pretty pretty UI


liar.

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wrote:

> I was just about to do that!
>
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> .
>


Shouldn't the name be changed to 'vanilla189' to reflect the change to 1.8.9?


On 26/02/16 12:34 -0800, Ken Gaillot wrote:
> Why move these headers? crm_internal.h defines _GNU_SOURCE (via
> portability.h), so the behavior of system includes can change. (See
> also #858 .)

Colliding with C99-defined constants is broken (to start with).

If that's really so important then it's likely a documentation bug,
unless I missed it somewhere (preferably as a code at all affected
files).

It's a matter of style.  I suppose it's preferred to have glibc +
immediate system headers grouped in one block, headers from external
dependencies in another, and project-local in yet another one.
Only then it is somehow manageable when the counts are high.

--
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This causes an error for me:

```
Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER: Evaluation Error: Error while evaluating a Resource Statement, Evaluation Error: Error while evaluating a Resource Statement, Could not autoload puppet/type/elasticsearch_plugin: Could not autoload puppet/provider/elasticsearch_plugin/plugin: undefined method `[]' for Facter:Module at /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/feature_elasticsearch/modules/elasticsearch/manifests/plugin.pp:134:7
```

Is there any reason not to do `Facter.value('osfamily')`? I'm not seeing `Facter.[]` documented or defined anywhere.


@nedbat check this out, another improvement to the uninstall business.

@jcdyer realized that if he adds in another module to PACKAGES_TO_UNINSTALL but otherwise makes no changes to the requirements files, then no action was taken because the cache hash didn't change. Good find!


Maybe "clear" causes Word to not inherit the 0.5" defaults for the remainder of the line following the last defined tab stop.

And perhaps "num" is the same as decimal.

I think experimenting is the right course at this point. The research can only take us so far :)

Are you comfortable with using opc-diag and hand-editing and then repackaging a .docx package? It comes in handy surprisingly often :)

Best,
Steve

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On Feb 26, 2016, at 1:28 PM, David Woods <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

Hi Steve,

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff531527(v=office.12).aspx
suggests that "start" is the same as left and "end" is the same as
right. I still can't find any documentation for clear or num.

David

On 02/20/2016 02:37 AM, Steve Canny wrote:
>
> My version of the schema looks different than this. There are two
> versions of the schema, an ECMA one (which we don't use, and the
> ISO/IEC-29500-1, which we do use (because that's the one Word uses).
> You can find it right in the repo (including on your local copy for
> handy reference) here:
> https://github.com/python-openxml/python-docx/blob/master/ref/xsd/wml.xsd
>
> I have this for CT_TabStop and others:
>
> <xsd:complexType name="CT_TabStop">
> <xsd:attribute name="val" type="ST_TabJc" use="required"/>
> <xsd:attribute name="leader" type="ST_TabTlc" use="optional"/>
> <xsd:attribute name="pos" type="ST_SignedTwipsMeasure" use="required"/>
> </xsd:complexType>
>
> <xsd:simpleType name="ST_TabJc">
> <xsd:restriction base="xsd:string">
> <xsd:enumeration value="clear"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="start"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="center"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="end"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="decimal"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="bar"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="num"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="left"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="right"/>
> </xsd:restriction>
> </xsd:simpleType>
>
> <xsd:simpleType name="ST_TabTlc">
> <xsd:restriction base="xsd:string">
> <xsd:enumeration value="none"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="dot"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="hyphen"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="underscore"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="heavy"/>
> <xsd:enumeration value="middleDot"/>
> </xsd:restriction>
> </xsd:simpleType>
>
> Note there's an ST_TabJc (Jc is short for justification, that
> abbreviation is used elsewhere as well) instead of ST_TabType, and
> TabTic is TabTlc (tee-ell-see, maybe "tab leader character"?).
>
> I'm not sure why you have question marks for ST_TabTic. There should
> never be ambiguity about the possible values as they're specified in
> the schema. The mapping to the MS API is sometimes mysterious, but we
> always work it out in the end, resorting to IronPython to call the MS
> API directly if necessary :) I have IronPython on my Windows virtual
> machine so can work that out for you if it comes to it.
>
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I did consider making this change as well, and I actually still think we should. But that would cause a rather large changelist which is not directly related to supporting the upstream changes or the email stuff.


the Maven version should be in the versions.def file, not in the Makefile.


How did you calculate these numbers??, also you switch between : and . to separate numbers from cold to noop, was that intentional?


Initial commit, version from personal server, shebang changed /usr/bin/env php.


Close #151 as well.


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Apk


Thanks for your help :) Have a nice weekend


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Да, согласен, но результат такого метода всегда должен быть обработан (ну или я не знаю примеров, когда это делать не нужно).


download


Sorry for abusing the comment on a specific commits but I dont know how to get in touch with you since I am new to Github :-)
I own a Avanta 28C boiler and I was thinking of starting something you already started. Is there anything I can do like testing the software? My attempts with the Remeha are published on: https://atstechlab.wordpress.com/2012/04/09/domotica-using-a-nas-a-ca42-a-remeha-heater-and-html5-part-4-the-result/


My Bad :-)


The above code edits the blog post block on the team detail pages, such that it centers items in rows that are not to capacity, i.e. if there can be a total of three items in a row and there are only two displaying, this code will center those two items.


Yeah that's right; I disagree that the previous code expected or allowed there to be multiple `server_dates`

```python
if server_dates:
    (server_date,), = server_dates
```

is basically equivalent to `assert len(server_dates) == 1` (but is more implicit and raises a different exception).


I don't feel comfortable with the asymmetry of setting fields to null (or not) upon stop/dispose here. Before the addition of jitsiMeetServices.stop here, there were 3 stopped/disposed fields without setting to null (expireThread, meetExtensionsHandler, protocolProviderHandler) and 1 with setting to null (componentsDiscovery). How do you figure out which need setting to null and which don't? I cannot currently tell whether the lack of a setting of jitsiMeetServices to null here is a potential problem or not.


@RickMoynihan I don't think this LIMIT can be correct anymore - we won't get the most recent figures. It worked before, because I had the order reversed (DESC) in the inner select with this LIMIT to get the most recent, and then I re-ordered again (ASC) in the outer select to have the period figures rising from past to present.


Interesting idea. I'll try that out.


missing zimbra-openjdk from build-depends


Don't remember where I got this from, but Facter['osfamily'].value worked for me ;). `Facter.value('osfamily')` works for you?
What facter version are you running, does running `facter osfamily` on the command line work for you?


Can you show that this works for other dtypes besides `:int32`?


This is a note to myself to check whether our (pseudo-)OSGi does automatic service unregistration.


Probably "chooser" not "hooser".


Learning Git


Please add:
```
alias :pseudo_inverse :pinv
alias :pseudoinverse :pinv
```
below the function.

Also, please avoid using abbreviations like `rcond` in Ruby. What does this stand for?


The 3.3.9 should probably be (\d+\.\d+\.\d+) as well.


should correctly pseudo-invert a, yes?


Requires ATLAS, right? Not just works with?


Maybe let's do `[Element]` to keep consistency with how we're declaring arrays elsewhere.


You need an empty line before usage here, I think.


Wrong version.


*Distiller. That's a distiller.


i extended the repostory including a  teaspoon . hope you find it useful.


Bad indentation.


In general, probably you should run the doc generating rake task on this to make sure your markup is correct.


@WanWizard We should fix session id generation code, too. It is more important than CSRF token.


Missing BuildRequires: zimbra-openjdk
Missing Requires: zimbra-openjdk


Missing zimbra-openjdk from Depends line.


Good to know. Thanks.


Yes.  Take calls are destructive on the source, and it is illegal to race another thread with the destruction of a reference.  This would be true even if weak references were atomic, i.e. if they did not consider read/write or write/write races to be undefined behavior.  There is no way to safely permit races with the destruction of a variable; if nothing else, the memory's probably going to be re-used for something.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [redirecthe](http://redirecthe-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/sites/code/redirect-incoming-requests](http://redirecthe-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/code/redirect-incoming-requests)


`if this module cannot find a lock` -> this is not a module.


On 26/02/16 13:13 -0800, Ken Gaillot wrote:
> How are these conversions non-portable?

In an ideal case, one should strftime to a string and go from here.
Because time_t is intentionally opaque, one should not make more
assumptions than allowed by the standard.  Non-portable in that sense.

> While time_t could theoretically be non-integer, that would break so
> many things that we can safely ignore that possibility.

The same can be said about what you labelled "instant coredump".
Plenty of code will not get executed normally, and if routinely
executed code makes no assumptions about time_t like this
printf format specification, it would not break.

> Is %j not available on all modern(-ish) platforms (added to glibc in
> 2.1 in 1999)?

Should be as it is part of both C99 and POSIX standards.

--
Jan (Poki)


The title of each entry needs `title: ` in front of it. (You have it right in other entries but left it off of some.)


honk honk


why lower than 2, sometimes 2 prints with too much verbosity


True, I'll put it on the list.


Also add a `DocumentLock getLock(DocumentReference document)` method, since all the detail in that object are useful.


Are these implemented methods not useful for potential iSecmanager implementations to inherit?


do we _really_ need getters lol?


Use 'err' as 'e' to be consistent and differentiate with 'probe.Error'


I think importing gitlab's http server is causing an evaluation failure:

```
$ nix-env -f . -qaP --drv-path --show-trace

15:54:37.889 error: while evaluating ‘callPackageWith’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/customisation.nix:93:35, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/pkgs/top-level/all-packages.nix:1715:28:
15:54:37.890 while evaluating ‘makeOverridable’ at /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/customisation.nix:54:24, called from /var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/lib/customisation.nix:97:8:
15:54:37.890 getting status of ‘/var/lib/gocd-agent/pipelines/nixpkgs-master/pkgs/applications/version-management/gitlab-git-http-server’: No such file or directory

```


The fractional writing helps me write out the sizes of these boxes in per-pixel fashion easily, since we work at 16px. I'd like to keep it, it's easier to understand than 0.375, 0.125, etc. and equal characters in most cases.


will fix these up.


Agreed on all counts, but we're stuck with the _GNU_SOURCE dependency (which itself makes everything less readable). Let's avoid moving headers unless we have to.

Many of the other lib files work around this by including crm_internal.h first, then system includes, then other local includes.


Könntest du nochmal das obige Skript ausführen? Ich habe es noch etwas angepasst, damit ich genauere Infos habe. Du führst diese Befehle auch von deiner DiskStation aus, richtig? Kannst du mir sagen, welche Python Version du nutzt?


Thank you for the PR! I look at your package and that is exactly the kind of module I wnat to add to this list.
I find some improved is needed:

1) Add a license file
2) Check you commits with Travis or other similar tools
3) You partially copied the description of the package from the `has-value` package in the preceding row. I don't think you did it intentionally, anyway the description on the `has-key-deep` repo is better


@bbondy added a guard, if more than 10 redirects in 10 secs. stop redirecting.


You may also enjoy my new dotfiles repo if you haven't landed there yet: https://github.com/mtscout6/nextgen-dotfiles


I've gone ahead and posed this question to the [Go mailing list](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/golang-nuts/n7xMvCX_CDY).

For this PR, I don't think we need any further changes. This is still testing against internal Go structure implementation and it will require another PR to fix it.


`Collections.singleton("edit")`


Hm, in the end, I think this won't be possible. See https://github.com/pitr-ch/jruby/blob/5d2e464a2a2c12ffd46dcde0ef784237d33a1d49/truffle/src/main/java/org/jruby/truffle/core/klass/ClassNodes.java#L359. If the `rubyClass` is constant than it would wrongly assume that the superclass field cannot change and it would consider it constant as well (which is not true).


Indentation?


@7c6f434c: the gitlab changes seem to be only committed by accident.


Ok no problem, i agree.


please prefix all keyprovider properties like   keyProvider.url  , keyProvider.tokenUrl ....    (username, password properties should go away once they switch to client credentials)


Thanks!


This is broken in Ruby 2.0, since [`Module#prepend` is public starting from 2.1](https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/v2_1_0/NEWS#L96)

Either we fix this with:

```ruby
Sprockets::Manifest.send(:prepend, NonStupidDigestAssets::CompileWithNonDigest)
```

Or we set `required_ruby_version = ">= 2.1"`.

Since Ruby 2.0 is still officially supported (at least security wise) we should go with the former.


Reason: `"This document is being edited by " + user.getName()`.


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 * 165 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 185 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.

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ah !. We need IMAGE_FSTYPE_append_rpi = " ${INITRAMFS_FSTYPES}"

here. Can @wouterlucas or @armcc cook up a patch before I get to it ?


thanks!


You don't check that the pivot table attributes were set.


Unless there's something non-standard you want to do with `Banana`, you can just define the julia type and cache the type. See `jl_get_builtin_hooks`.


What's the point of this? You could have just written out the array.


`lkl_printf` is turned off when DEBUG isn't off, but I'll use `fprintf(stderr,...` for consistency with the other parts


@christopherbauer I think NuGet was having a hissy fit earlier, AppVeyor is building fine now https://ci.appveyor.com/project/JamesSouth/imageprocessor/branch/Core


What the heck happened to the commit message here


Odločita se raje enkrat za vselej, kako se reče obema igralcema. Lahko sta `0` in `1`, lahko sta `B` in `M`, whatever. Ko se enkrat odločita, si definirata spremenljivki (pri vrhu, zunaj razreda, ali pa [statični znotraj razreda](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/68645/static-class-variables-in-python) `protagonist` in `antagonist` ali karkoli že. Potem *povsod* uporabljata samo ti dve spremeljivki. S tem se zaščitita, da ne bo kdo ponesreči namesto `"B"` napisal `"R"` potem bosta pa iskala napako do nadaljnega. Ali imata kak razlog, da je igrale enkrat označen z `0` drugič pa `M`?


Thank you

I was sure someone tried this but i didn't search very well and i couldn't
find anything.

Next time i will ask in the forum

Regards

2016-02-26 15:39 GMT-06:00 Rocky640 <notifications@github.com>:

> The following line includes squares which are not checks !
> b = undefended & ei.attackedBy[Them][ROOK] & ~pos.pieces(Them);
>
> For example, if Black Kg8, a White rook may attack and safely move to h7,
> but this will not be a check
> (for Queen, this is not a problem)
>
> so you would have to add something like this to only look at orthogonal
> squares
> b = undefended & ei.attackedBy[Them][ROOK] & ~pos.pieces(Them) &
> PseudoAttacks[ROOK][ksq];
>
> There was some RookContactChecks not so long ago,
> but it was found they could be simplified away.
>
> official-stockfish#442
> <https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/pull/442>
>
> Also, it was often tried to include Rook Contact Checks supported by the
> other Rook,
> but it seems that search does not need that to find the correct moves.
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>@7c6f434c: the gitlab changes seem to be only committed by accident.

Yep, a wrong revert-of-revert


Last one shouldn't be here.


Without `LKL_HIJACK_DEBUG=1`, `lkl_printf` is turned off, which would make `LKL_HIJACK_DUMP` useless


Actually I'm just gonna blame the `!!!`s for this


I have seen at least @ilyavolodin accept issues lately (I don't remember other team members), so either this is innacurate or he's a project lead and it's not reflected in the readme :).


:+1: fixed!


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A ne bi bilo bolj pametno uporabljati `igralec` namesto `id`? v Pyhonu je [`id` vgrajena funkcija](https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#id).


I was thinking of the common scripting support. For exampe, in Python:

```python
a = ["one", "two", "three"]
assert a[0] == "one"
assert a[2] == "three"
assert a[-1] == "three"
assert a[-3] == "one"
```


Killed


Leave a line note


I swear this routine is ridiculous. If it isn't causing one problem, it's causing another. Since I ended up setting it to load the value for ITEM_NAME before when fixing the other issue, this shouldn't cause any problems now, and so far it doesn't seem to mess up anything and only fixes the issue of evolved 'mons keeping their original name.

Basically, when it was checking to see if the name matched the species name, it was comparing 'mons greater-than-or-equal-to Tyrogue with TM/HM names instead of Pokémon names somehow. This seems to have it sorted for the time being.

One of these days, I'll probably just expand the Item Name list to include TM/HM names and just remove that whole stupid TM check. But today is not that day.


```
$ facter --version
3.1.4 (commit c08a5ed7606b6cd8be3a146b247c03bf7213c445)
$ facter osfamily
Debian
```

`Facter.value` does work for me, yes, and is what [I can find implemented](https://github.com/puppetlabs/facter/blob/master/lib/facter.rb.in#L11).


Jaz bi tu raje vrnil `(False, None)`, ker potem, ko se pokliče funkcijo, lahko lepo napišem

    (je_legalna, menjaj) = obj.legalno(igralec, polozaj)
    if je_legalna:
       bla bla bla


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