Previously we had an observable collection in order to get free notifications when the bound projects have changed. This was one of the compromises we had because we had this level of refactoring to address it (the requirement came late and wasn't taken into account originally).
Moving to a proper state (which is a VM as well) simplifies things and we're now able to expose this property instead of the previous work around.


Good point about the "Pre NS" compatibility! The method signature I mentioned is available only since 7.3M2.


One thing I don't understand here is why the `Endpoints` are separate from the comment class.

It's also a bit confusing that we're loading the Comments class (like `Builtin`) and the possibly the Endpoints (`Builtin::Endpoint`) which then load additional Comments classes *not* under `Endpoints` (`Builtin::AddComment` and `Builtin::Dashboard`). That feels awkward.


Gratuitous change, different commit


First column listed after `pp.superimpose(pp2).points` needs some clarification/documentation. Does 0 indicate original pp 0, 1 the second point pattern, and 2 present in both? Is this column a new mark then?


Moved from the controller (the same for the clear)


namespace conflicts, required of Force imports the namespace of Microsoft.VisualBasic or System.Collection.Generic to resolves this problem


Does this allow you to avoid initializing lots of other apps?


This requires functional tests, since most of the behavior change happens inside jackson.

But yes, some tests would be nice :)


I don't think so... but I'm not really sure. I'm not using any Moose specific features anyway, we could just `s/Moose/Moo/` if we can drop that dependency. I just used it because it was already in the cpanfile.


Added experience as a value to skill and placeholders for skills, assignments and summary


Just curious: was this a leftover from a previous debug session or something?


I think I meant databases.


ok


need to create folders img and torrent at the same directory and the result will show in res.html


`are included`?


Je pense pas que ce soit judicieux de faire un tuto pour le system de cluster de nginx, ca va a l'encontre de la principale plus value de pm2 et ca enleve de la flexibilité pour les utilisateurs


gratuitous new line


added experience value to skill


simply moved


Think about what happens if e.g. `send_header` throws an exception (or we return early). Then `.close()` is never called!

Take a look at context manager and the `with` statement, that let's you scope resources (not just files!) and automatically get the cleanup when leaving the scope. This is one of the important concepts to understand! If you understand context manager, you understand C++'s constructor / destructor.

You could even implement your own context manager as an example for timing commands:
Entering the scope sets a variable `t0 = now()`, leaving the scope prints `now() - t0`.


without "quotes"...


+1 looks like a nice change!


simply moved.


There's more work refactoring to do but the current PR is separable from the other changes.


hmm... wrong change perhaps. Please create a new pull request or create an issue. Thank you for the review...


In task 3 the program removes the even numbers from the list using iteration, but I can give any input to argparse that the function will perform the same thing.


Yes ok mais bon c'est un truc pratique à savoir :P. Après si y'avais moyen de faire un "fake" cluster qui aurait jsutement pour but de lancer 4 applications sur des ports `n+1` en 1 objet de configuration ca pourrait être cool :).


imports reordering and new lines


this triggers the warning message-box all the time on my Mac


Zdaj pa dela ;)


Use SOL_SET_API_VERSION() macro


yeah, exactly


[First Review DSS 26.2.2016.pptx](https://github.com/karthiyayiniMurugesan/UGproject/files/152876/First.Review.DSS.26.2.2016.pptx)


imports reordering


On est la pour promote PM2 ;)


Sorry for the confusion. So on line 129 there is a short array created with the space initialized with the value 256. This creates an array with spaces from 0 - 256, which is 257 elements, then in the rest of the method you only check up to the bounds of 255, wasting 2 spaces. When we then pass that short array to imageOp, we have left two spaces uninitialized. This might create a problem in the future if we use one of those short arrays and try to access uninitialized memory by just looping through everything using shortArray.length.


...Right, never mind, apparently CryptoJS's `concat` *does* mutate the receiver, unlike the native js `concat` methods. ಠ_ಠ


[COPY FROM ANOTHER SUBJECT] When I open the hamburger menu, it said "categorias"; when I search something in the search's bar, it said "resultados para"; when there is a back button, it said "volver a la portada".

Could you add them in the traduction list in english if possible ?


Wanted to know how to handle this. If we use `pd.concat()` it will keep the original index (before superimposing), if we use `pd.merge()` it will extend the pp1 dataframe and add new indices.


also there is an issue with the length of the lines in your commit body if you could fix this and the other issue this should be good to merge :)


"that is not a relation."


> But then TBH I don't see why we needed to clone the generated iv before

You can confirm it's not mutated by the subsequent encrypt op?


ditto


thanks man


1. Please use pull requests
2. expectException does not exist in PhpUnit 4.8


@jollaman999 don't change these values coz they are same for 8992 and 8994 :)


Honestly, not sure. It was part of our fork that I ported.


"may" or "should". If "may" what's supported?


Barak,

My bad, an older copy of the README probably came in when I moved the files
into the new Docker build host and didn't notice it had been updated
upstream when I git added. Should not happen again..

Thanks,

Franco.

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Nitpick: We should handle overflow.


i want bot support groupsuper can i here?


I would use uint16_t


Class JsonWebTokenExpired is missing a docblock.


Class VerifyWebSocketToken is missing a docblock.


// TODO: Check the token belongs to the autheticated user


// FIXME: If the token is missing completely we need to do something


Yes mais justement je trouve pm2 ultra pratique dans ce cas car il te
permet de gérer X apps en 2-2. Je pourrais même faire une conf avec un seul
objet, faire start -f et avoir un cluster nginx easy :).
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Ah. Yes, you it would make sense to move `Builtin::AddComment` to `Builtin::Endpoints::AddComment`.
Initially, I had put everything into the same class, the endpoints and the Moose attributes, in the first hackathon. You took a quick look at it and said: "ooh, you shouldn't be mixing Moose DSL and Dancer2 DSL". Haha, and it made sense to me to have it testable separately.

But anyway, I'm not entirely confident of how this should look like. Feel free to rename stuff and move them around if you think it would be better!


@samth If I remove the currying and the `stx` parameter, won't this make the choice between the typed and untyped version at definition-site, intead of checking for `typed-context?` where the identifier is used?


typo "valueLabel"


docstring removed by accident?


switch over to onscroll instead of listening to onscreen for each block


I only redo what i had done in the deleted branch.
Now, the history will be 'commit, commit, commit, commit, commit'.
So today, if somebody wants to recreate the history, he can write what he wants.
Git is not my cup of tea. Git is my backup.


Thanks @jvalkeal. I think we should revisit this in any case. First of all, for this class name to be suffixed "Id" feels wrong since it's more than an ID. Secondly, for it to be a dumping ground for all properties seems like a sledgehammer approach. I think if each platform can implement its own version of this handle - with just the necessary metadata for resolving on the undeploy/cancel and/or status calls - that might be better.


When create cross platform games, we always need Default-XXX.png
If users want to deploy game to android platform only, they can just remove it. And it is low cast. Don't you think so?


added image ready call to make sure images are correctly positioned before it is shown


IMHO you should copy then delete, no?


> By the way -- in a complete reversal of my original plans, I decided to add the version number info back after all.

Awesome, I adapted the proposed conda recipe to reflect this.


set initial height of image


nice, didn't know about that


main entery


Seems to read better as "missing binding name"


完全に私が書いた部分ですね...
処理としては冗長でしたが、Pycharm の inspection で警告が出たので、
その対策として入れた記憶があります。
いずれにしても冗長なので、削除で良いと思います。

また、本来であれば、length, type も受け取り不要ですが、
こちらは場所によっては受け取らないと、UT エラーがあったので、
情報共有だけ、、、


There's no need to cast it.


change height of image only if the height of the window has changed by 50+ pixels as ipad scrolling tends to make the window height change and therefore the background image changes also


No, it will make that decision when the module where the identifier is used is compiled, because each compilation gets a fresh version of the `typed-context?` state.


Creating
short lut[] = new short[256]
makes an array from [0] -> [255] which is 256 levels?
And looping to the upper bound would go up to lut[255]?


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We were not using it uniformly, so I took it out for clarity


use debounced onscroll to check which background should be inview. this is much less processor intensive and is much smoother on ios


Do these values help trigger/test all the type.(string) assertions?


tiny typo in `protectede`


I'll keep those in mind for the future.


tiny typo in `current ype`


* use container as height setter for images
* make sure whole contain fades in once images are ready


One thing that might be good to have is to be able to round-trip back to the original individual pps using explode. In other words, if you have `pp1.superimpose(pp2)` and then call if you call  `pp_list=pp1.explode(idx)` do we get `pp_list==[pp1, pp2]`?


Love is in the air


some related to #868


use a long fade with an ease so that the user's eye isn't taken from the content


should


How can they remove the files from the Android app right now?


Any reason not to assign to meta.extraBindings because if there's an error we return err.


and in other methods names


I marked the items we discussed yesterday, just to make sure we're in sync.


composer version fea99bcb1b520a501f994baf04180cbc94dbf070

throws Fatal error:  Class 'Composer\Util\TransportException' not found in phar://******/composer/src/Composer/Util/Git.php on line 43

on composer install


I thought initialising a short array with 256 elements will create a array whose 256 elements are all initialised to 0 and can be accessed from indexes 0 to 255?


```
$ rm -rf rm -rf resources/Default-*.png
```


Watch out for unnecessary casts.


Can't you introduce `PearlBee::Dashboard` which loads everything inside it and then have a condition with only one `use` statement? You can then use `use if`.

    use if ! $PearlBee::is_static, PearlBee::Dashboard;


If you want to print as signed decimal (%zd)
```
[src/lib/apiTypesV2/Entity.cpp:128]: (warning) %zd in format string (no. 1) requires a signed integer given in the argument list.
[src/lib/apiTypesV2/Entity.cpp:141]: (warning) %zd in format string (no. 1) requires a signed integer given in the argument list.
```


Left

```
buildFileSender {
	progressListener = ...
	var roomOccupantListener
	addEventListener(..., roomOccupantListener)
	function fileOfferRejected
	function fileOfferAccepted
	function fileCancelReceived
	function packageAckReceived
	setPeerListener(fileOfferRejected, ...)
	setPeerListener(fileOfferAccepted, ...)
	setPeerListener(fileCancelReceived, ...)
	setPeerListener(packageAckReceived, ...)
	var outseq
	function sendChunk
	function sendFilesWaiting
	function sendFilesOffer
}
```

Right

```
buildFileSender = {
	var outseq
	function sendFilesOffer
	function sendFilesWaiting
	function sendChunk
	progressListener = ...
	var roomOccupantListener
	addEventListener(..., roomOccupantListener)
	function fileOfferRejected
	function fileOfferAccepted
	function fileCancelReceived
	function packageAckReceived
	setPeerListener(fileOfferRejected)
	setPeerListener(fileOfferAccepted)
	setPeerListener(fileCancelReceived)
	setPeerListener(packageAckReceived)
}
```

I checked that there are same components.
If this only changes declaration order, no problem.
I did not check all body line in each components.


udah kak.. ijin tidur hehe


The old code had compress = True, and we never had a problem.  Did some library change underneath?


And Cassandra is not able to do this in one operation?


@nicklockwood It looks like Android sends the height initially as opposed to just on textViewDidChange.


Due to this :
```
[src/lib/cache/subCache.cpp:74]: (performance) Variable 'entityId' is assigned in constructor body. Consider performing initialization in initialization list.
[src/lib/cache/subCache.cpp:75]: (performance) Variable 'entityType' is assigned in constructor body. Consider performing initialization in initialization list.
```


This feels very awkward to me. This should at least use some proper loader like [Module::Runtime](https://metacpan.org/pod/Module::Runtime).


Destructors should be virtual


You don't test if copy or delete fails.


I didn't want to complicate the code further, but fair enough - will do as you suggest, as good UX is precious ;)


sick job


This is a comment on your addition


Not defined ;
```
[src/lib/ngsi/ParseData.h:121]: (warning) Member variable 'QueryContextData::pointNo' is not initialized in the constructor.
[src/lib/ngsi/ParseData.h:121]: (warning) Member variable 'QueryContextData::coords' is not initialized in the constructor.
```


Do we need a new query to find this guide? `guide` is already available.


Is there a suitable alternative? We need a way of storing student lists of data and manipulating them.


Neither - just forgot to update this doc comment. It should be "must not match..."


`expect(edition).to be_published`


Wrapping hasOwnProperty ok


My bad, my bad! Apologies yes that's right, I was looking at docs for array init and got mixed up by the diagram at the top : https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/arrays.html

Apologies!


Some cosmetic quibbles/typos, but LGTM.


Will fix this.


It returns an object with an 'accession', 'desc' and a 'sequence' property.
Accession will be filled only if 'gb'| or 'emb|' tag is present in the header


But then you lose the files for iOS :)


why?


Not defined ;
```
[src/lib/orionTypes/areas.cpp:69]: (warning) Member variable 'Point::valid' is not initialized in the constructor.
```


Why not class?


Will do.


I saied "If users want to deploy game to android platform only, they can just remove it. And it is low cast. Don't you think so?"


Merged! Thanks @sneumann


Does m_partialNanoseconds >= 0 always hold as m_partialNanoseconds should never be negative?


Sure, sounds better.


I believe @andrewalker had removed the need for hand-crafted SQL. Andrew, is this still required?
@moscar09, thank you for also adding this into the ORM!


Same comment as above.


Thanks!


LGTM


@TheScarastic Thanks. Reverted this commit and all things are working good.


Damn sorry about that, please run self-update to get that one fixed, but then you'll have the actual exception telling you you can't use url X :)


MessageBatcher should then be thread safe, no?


This commit is wrong. Please do NOT merge your own changes.
The composer directory needs to be inside the repo, all autoloading files are inside there.
We cannot bother the users to call composer install before using Kimai to create these files themself.


I just want to be sure here. Do you want to return positive error codes? sol_platform_add_##_monitors always return negative numbers on error.


No difference really. I intend no encapsulation, so why not save on the ```public:```?


@cakeboon Danke. Ergänzung: Variablen werden eigentlich nie in  Interfaces deklariert, da diese dann "static final" sein müssen


Maybe calling it a hack was wrong, but your commits effectively replaced a valid error by a warning, which just hides a real problem. (They also added a comment, which I left in place.) And I don't want to make the situation worse by layering even more guessing on top of it by adding hypothetical version requirements.

IMO, the correct approach to this error being triggered in GK1 is investigating what the difference is between SQ6 and GK1 (and ideally more interpreter versions), and implementing that properly. Not guessing at fixes or version requirements or removing the error.

I understand it is nice to have GK1 running, but getting it running only somewhat isn't the goal. Let's please try to get it right.

Related: After my commit, lskovlun also realized (see IRC) that the situation is possibly more complicated, and that this may not be PalVarySetPercent in GK1 at all. We need to investigate this further.


Having read it I realized that it was done against `master` branch instead of our 90-commits-ahead branch. This means it might need to be redone. :(

This should be first rebased off `master` again (since I merged our WIP branch back into `master` just now) and then checked if it still works.


Actually, this test is no longer needed, as the same thing is more extensively tested in schema.Nil() tests.
As I replied earlier, I think the type assertions are quite safe, as charmSchema.Coerce() called before parsing the values ensures at least the types match.


I'm not sure about this. I'd rather make it private or protected. There's no inheritance happening here, so I don't think ```virtual``` is necessary.


v.1.0.0 broke our forum  imgur plugin


Check if is not null


Much of the work here won't work and will be deleted because it uses the old endpoints which we removed. :(

Can this please be redone against the correct branch? (Note: `master` is **now** the correct branch because I just merged our WIP branch, which this should have been done against.)

Sorry for all the mess.


@dfaure

Yes, you are right. Mixing Release DLL and Debug DLL on Windows should be avoided. But a Release DLL with debug info (RelWithDebInfo) is essentially a Release DLL with some debug information added to help the debugger to find the right code line. The generated machine code is the same for a Release DLL and a Release DLL with debug info - so they are compatible. If they would not be compatible, you could never ever debug a crash in a DLL that occurs only in the release build. So this is the intention of the RelWithDebInfo - to generate a debuggable Release DLL that can be used with an application Release build - we do this often.

A large project that uses CMake is OpenCV. They append the version number to all DLLs and then they append the d for debug DLLs. So the OpenCV DLLs look like:

Release:
libopencv_core249.dll
libopencv_highgui249.dll

Debug:
libopencv_core249d.dll
libopencv_highgui249d.dll

I'm not an expert, but for most DLLs I have seen on Windows, the d is the last suffix that is appended before the .dll file extension.


ditto


Wiki link essentially is a 404?


Exactly, this is not needed anymore. `dbicadmin` will create the tables automatically, since @moscar09 also created the classes.
You could just rebase and remove this part of the patch.


indent


You can change:
> 'In the class "%s", the directive input property "%s" cannot be renamed.'
to `'In the class "%s", the directive input property "%s" should not be renamed.'`.

The output/input can be renamed, nothing stops you from doing that but it is considered bad practice.


StringUtils.joinWith(",", x, y, z)


Right now it explodes it into marked point point pattern.


Add a new end line


This looks very promising. I would not worry about performance at this stage too much,
premature optimization being the root of all evil.


first commit


interesting. probably not necessary


I know that there's no inheritance I just wanted to avoid bugs in the future :)


dumb comment


Indeed - the := makes it awkward as it's either this or the equivalent:

```go
var err error
meta.ExtraBindings, err = parseMetaExtraBindings(m["extra-bindings"])
if err != nil {
    return nil, err
}
```

Perhaps the above is better though, will change.


I discussed this with wjp. The PalVary calls in room 370 in the final game are almost identical to those in the demo (which is SCI1.1). Interpreting the call you came across as SCI1.1 yields a PalVary(REVERSE) call, which seems reasonable in context, so maybe it is a matter of using the SCI1.1 interpretation for GK. In fact, GK doesn't use PalVary much at all; QfG4 does, though, and it uses some subfunctions that are SCI32 only. So we are probably looking at some kind of hybrid between SCI1.1 and the later versions.

So you'd think that it would be as simple as hooking the SCI1.1 kernel function up in the case of GK1 - but now that the decision has been made to keep SCI1.1 and SCI32 hermetically separate in this regard, that is not so simple.


вмапролдж


Mocking HTTParty binds our tests to the http library. Something like WebMock would let us change it and is a little more of a sanity check.


@jollaman999 good :)


As this is called on our installation sql file and the update files when using database fixer it must correctly deal with -- comments (don't ask me how) as we use them everywhere.

I mean at the end of the day this is for 3rd party devs - so as there is currently NO support it's all about incremental stuff as long as we don't break their SQL :P I've merged your improvement obviously as it's a great idea :) https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/commit/a9e744b17b9c0325c73378d47217eb9f9d8a6cf4

If we can fix anymore of the cases you mentioned (i knew that inline with # would fail - hadn't thought about the /* */ case - but not too fussed about support for it either unless someone comes asking...


write your tests to check your functionality. In the end you need the tests anyway. They will help you to keep on track and keep you from introducing bugs. Using coverage you also get a insight how broad your tests cover your code.

Regarding our previous discussion on breaking code:
your approach with the self.on... methods could be written as an extension to the existing code implementing them as handlers. (not the on_exception). You can execute them in case a handler is assigned. This way you can keep the original on_success method and keep compatibility.
New code could use the handlers, old code still will work with the on_success.

Your new approach would definitely break my projects. If you are going to publish your work as your own repo as a fork from oandapy, then this is not the case of course.


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哈哈哈哈


You might need to enable travis and appveyor in the new org.


Ouch, a real in memory implementation would be simpler, no?


The current implementation will give something like `pp_list = [pp1.explode(idx), pp2.explode(idx)]`


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New end line


The idfa is only present in iOS, was there any reason to include it in android? @esamcgv


I just double checked, and `dbicadmin` requires Moose. So... I think there's not much we can do about it.


Good point. Might be negative depending on how C++ rounds the division @ line 41. Might be better to find a truncate solution to the division threat @ line 41. This to make sure that `456999ns` results in `456us` and not `457us`. If we truncate 3 digits from the right it would always be `456us`.


It doesn't return any integer to JS here. Rather, it throws an error the message of which is a string. The JS API for open-ended callbacks like monitors returns a ```SolPlatformMonitor``` object on success, and it throws an exception on error, meaning the ```sol_platform_add_*_monitor()``` function call doesn't return, but instead JS execution jumps to the nearest exception handler.


AnalyticsService doesn't exist :-1:


https://github.com/mineo/scrapyd-client/commit/a1847f335dd9d2ea76ea3335970e77b6de6f7d73#diff-dc3c6d7ecd2354fc99799ce106fa303cR82 also needs the project argument.


Class JsonWebTokenExpired is missing a docblock.


// TODO: Check the token belongs to the autheticated user


// FIXME: If the token is missing completely we need to do something


不错


To be honest, it's a personal taste. I tend to use structs in C++ only as POD.
But anyway, It makes no difference at all.


@dting might want to get more clarification from Jennifer on this, but they have a statistic called At Risk for Chronic Absenteeism Rate (thus the acronym ARCA). From my understanding, its a list of students who are near 90% attendance on the school year.


brilliant :trollface:


How about `A set of extra storage options that should be passed to docker daemon`.


@dting ^^^^ sounds good.


first commit


I call bs on your alphabetical logic


Однако тут во всём коде такой. Решил, что лучше придерживаться, чем переформатировать весь ксаш. Хотя есть и минусы - длнные строки. За этот год для меня такой стиль стал родным :)
В случае чего есть утилиты по автоматическому переформатированию.


:+1: it's okay now


No space before :


Where does the protocol and host come from when checking the URLs? Just looking at the tests it looks like `@govspeak` is just text?


Is this deletion intentional? You deleted not just the print statement but also a class property.


Does HTTParty catch all exceptions?


All SetMessages tests will be broken if GetMailboxes is also broken.


Did you happen to find a fix for this issue?


the ***SlideRight*** is calling twice its bothering.


This is wrong.

Left

```
var FS_proto = FileSaver.prototype, saveAs = function() { ... }
```

Right

```
function saveAs(){ ... }
var FS_proto = FileSaver.prototype = saveAs;
```

Don't assign `saveAs` to `FileSaver.prototype`.


Don't forget to comment the line ``AM_SILENT_RULES([yes])`` in ``configure.ac``.


Yes.


LGTM.


This commit seems to do strange things. It is included in build 226 ( http://andwho.sytes.net:8080/job/BorisB_BetaFlight/226/ ) and there is one report on RCG on it. ( http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=34142890&postcount=20451 )
I also noted that my rig flips fwd and rolls left on power up to hover. Backed off to build 225, and all is fine.
( http://andwho.sytes.net:8080/job/BorisB_BetaFlight/225/ )
SPRF3, 2Khz, luxfloat, horizon and rate modes.


LGTM


I think `!checked_url.persisted?` or `checked_url.new_record?` would read better.


also @jvalkeal if for that particular requirement in spring-cloud/spring-cloud-dataflow#110 (adding a "namespace"), it probably would be possible to include the namespace in a String representation, right?


Can you make that a one-time call? Basically, once you got an answer from the server (either true or false), you never have to ask the server again. The server's answer will never change.


tam düzeltmek için girmiştim repoya :+1:


much better, thanks


id="org.eclipse.cdt.cross.arc.gnu.base.option.mcpu.em4"


yarısında çıktığım committir.


Good point! I must've been building this with the C++ compiler before ...


id="org.eclipse.cdt.cross.arc.gnu.base.option.mcpu.em4_dmips"


id="org.eclipse.cdt.cross.arc.gnu.base.option.mcpu.em4_fpus"


id="org.eclipse.cdt.cross.arc.gnu.base.option.mcpu.em4_fpuda"


Even though it would not be the fastest implementation, you could consider a while loop similar to https://github.com/se-research/OpenDaVINCI/blob/master/libopendavinci/src/odcore/data/TimeStamp.cpp#L168 to simply ensure that m_partialNanoseconds never gets negative.


Thanks! Nice catch and code.

I'll have to wait until the 1.0.0 release gets through before accepting your PR however, i hope you dont mind.


yeah, game needs to not be in script.on_load unfortunately.

Tried to fix this with 0.2.6.


`_viewData.$animLeave` is the promise
`_viewData.$$animLeave` is the deferred


this change `var a \n, b` style to `var a, \n b` style.
this change `var a = function(){}` style to `function(){}` style.
all ok.


id="org.eclipse.cdt.cross.arc.gnu.base.option.mcpu.hs34"


ok, so, lets change the constructor to:

    EntityInfo::EntityInfo(const std::string& _entityId, const std::string& _entityType, const std::string& _isPattern)
: entityId(_entityId), entityType(_entityType)

And remove the lines inside the body of the constructor


id="org.eclipse.cdt.cross.arc.gnu.base.option.mcpu.hs38"


@rjfd do you want to print this error using `ldout(cct, 0)`?


id="org.eclipse.cdt.cross.arc.gnu.base.option.mcpu.hs38_linux"


Yeah, I agree. Will try to write a test case that pinpoints the issue.


Looking at `git diff linux-4.1.y..linux-4.4.y` (or git log even), there's (mostly) only docbook and cleanup work done in drivers/media/dvb-core, maybe the way dvbloopback interacts with other kernel parts is at issue, but that surely will get "interesting" to find without a backtrace. As said, can't help much with that since I'm not using that combination, and am pretty sure your CineCTv7 will work like a charm without that module - sorry for not being of much help.


Ещё в pe.cpp забыты строки от 2796:

	//_ASSERTE(Info->StructSize >= sizeof(GlobalInfo));
	Info->MinFarVersion = MAKEFARVERSION(3,0,0,3000,VS_RELEASE);

	// Build: YYMMDDX (YY - две цифры года, MM - месяц, DD - день, X - 0 и выше-номер подсборки)
	//Info->Version = MAKEFARVERSION(MVV_1,MVV_2,MVV_3,((MVV_1 % 100)*100000) + (MVV_2*1000) + (MVV_3*10) + (MVV_4 % 10),VS_RELEASE);
	Info->Version = MAKEFARVERSION(3,0,0,0,VS_RELEASE);

что приводит к ложным срабатываниям в Reneval - он считает что версия плагина совпадает с выводимой в GlobalInfo() и равна 3.0, далее не проверяет и бесконечно обновляет плагин. У себя пересобрал и исправил (то же с год валяется, и забыл про сей патч, но попался на глаза - вспомнил:))

	//_ASSERTE(Info->StructSize >= sizeof(GlobalInfo));
	Info->MinFarVersion = MAKEFARVERSION(3,0,0,4040,VS_RELEASE);

	// Build: YYMMDDX (YY - две цифры года, MM - месяц, DD - день, X - 0 и выше-номер подсборки)
	//Info->Version = MAKEFARVERSION(MVV_1,MVV_2,MVV_3,((MVV_1 % 100)*100000) + (MVV_2*1000) + (MVV_3*10) + (MVV_4 % 10),VS_RELEASE);
	Info->Version = MAKEFARVERSION(3,1,0,0,VS_RELEASE);


does `%d` work here?


I think you have the wrong person. You're @replying to me. You probably want someone else


Potential for a nicer query method here? like.. `CheckedUrl#expired?`


You should add the `filter` property to your json
`{\"filter\":{\"inMailboxes\":[\"" + mailboxId + "\"]}}`

then your test should work even if the issue reported is not corrected.


don't use the line breaks


Wouldnt it be much better to ask the status-code directly? There may not be a XML response - I don't even know where that XML would be generated.

 @see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest/status


how about calling this `extra_options_has_dm_fs`


I'm fine with that - we can just pin the old openssl version if it breaks somewhere


When do you plan to release 1.0.0?


I suspect that CachingConnectionFactory is not a big fan of this approach.. the cached channels never seem to be properly evicted from the cache, and it ends up failing with "No available channels" if a max-limit is configured..

```Caused by: org.springframework.amqp.AmqpTimeoutException: No available channels
        at org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection.CachingConnectionFactory.getChannel(CachingConnectionFactory.java:347)
        at org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection.CachingConnectionFactory.access$1400(CachingConnectionFactory.java:87)
        at org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection.CachingConnectionFactory$ChannelCachingConnectionProxy.createChannel(CachingConnectionFactory.java:898)
        at org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection.ConnectionFactoryUtils$1.createChannel(ConnectionFactoryUtils.java:90)
        at org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection.ConnectionFactoryUtils.doGetTransactionalResourceHolder(ConnectionFactoryUtils.java:139)
        at org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection.ConnectionFactoryUtils.getTransactionalResourceHolder(ConnectionFactoryUtils.java:71)
        at org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.core.RabbitTemplate.doExecute(RabbitTemplate.java:1278)
        at org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.core.RabbitTemplate.execute(RabbitTemplate.java:1271)
        at org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.core.RabbitTemplate.execute(RabbitTemplate.java:1247)
        at org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.core.RabbitAdmin.getQueueProperties(RabbitAdmin.java:272)```

While trying to track down the cause of the above error I found that getQueueProperties had returned null a couple of hours earlier.. Which seems to be this (seemingly suspect.. IAE = close underlying channel??) line..


h


这是方法不对，你可以用request 发到服务器后再返回回来这样子


Listo saco el ```profile != ""````fuera del loop como hablamos y si ocurre se lanza un error


do we need `options`  local variable. Should be able to get rid of it.


Other than the two notes, it seems fine. Fix them and you get a fast merge.


## Task 1

Write a program that includes 5 different functions each of which demonstrates one of 5 **different** string methods. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses 5 functions to show 5 string methods and functions correctly (2 pts total; 0.4 points each function)

## Task 2

Write a program that processess these data to split them by line ending, replaces the tab separations with commas, and prints out the result - line-by-line. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly processes data - it prints the data line-by-line, reformatted from tab-delimited to comma-delimited (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that takes the given list (using argparse) as input, and passes the list to a function.  Within the function, use iteration to remove every even-numbered item from the list, and return only the list containing odd numbers to the `main` loop.  Print the list of odd numbers from the main loop.  As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly removes even-numbered elements from the list using iteration, returns this list, and prints this list from the main loop (3 pts.)

## Task 4

Why do you see these different behaviors between `function1` and `function2`?  Answer the question for each function by copying the code below to `task5.py` within your github username directory and adding your explanation to each function as a **function description**.

- [ ] Correct answer for function 1, as a function description (2 pts)
- [ ] Correct answer for function 2, as a function description (2 pts)


I feel this object could be broken down into private methods a little.


// xuexi


why are we doing this `sed`. IIUC, you are just doing `grep` and if you find `dm.fs=` keyword, then you are returning 0. There should not be any need to do `sed`?


学习下


latex


yes, we have not populated the wiki yet


Maybe another query method CheckedUrl#success?

200 is the most famous but generally those codes are magic numbers. Nice to put them into some kind of readable thing like a constant or data.


I have 2 commit :+1:
https://github.com/MarshRom/android_frameworks_base/commit/60c42815b66902419bb8f28540d5841c6a0017fb
And
https://github.com/MarshRom/android_frameworks_base/commit/2fd998838ac8cec6f2a834efe1a81a4b76ae5135


ok


oiyiu


多分 mock として定義しようとしているみたいだけど，@Mocked の次の行じゃないとだめだと思う


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コードの方もシンプルになっていい感じ :+1:


These have crept back in.


+1
it looks like good thing every minute counts ;)


@LOOT, good/bad idea? I can't entirely make up my mind myself, but I figure we'll only support the latest official patch/version (incl. betas and whatever comes out of the community), so maybe it is worthwhile to keep while FO4 is being actively patched at least?


@TangKjjQiang

你的编辑器自动加上`.txt`文件后缀，请想办法修改设置。

我已经替你把文件改过来了。

以后代码请直接用GitHub编辑器生成，不要上传。GitHub编辑器会认识文件后缀的。


It seems like the following is causing some problems with webpack. Further it looks like this is not specific to amd, but to requirejs. Do we have another way of checking if we're using requirejs?
Something that webpack can handle, even though you'd think this would be enough :)


Should BUFFERPOOL_MAX_MEM_AVAILABLE be changed to a long? Java doesn't have unsigned types, so an int limits us to 2 GiB.


ok, I see that @volatile, clear


説明が短くなっているのは、わかりやすさが :up: した何よりの証拠ではないでしょうか :blush:


ping @martenson this makes nicely formatted descriptions no longer displayed nicely formatted. Was there a reason for this change?


```javascript
var date = new Date(date);
return date.toLocaleFormat('%b %e. %Y');
```


Probably I should print all error messages using `ldout(cct, 0)`.
What is your opinion on this? What rule should I follow to choose debug level of messages?


save as easyrtc.js


npm is needed (and should be checked) when installing the UI


@LOOT, should I remove checks for non-latest versions? I figure that it'd at least function as a warning for someone who's updated FO4, but didn't update place.dll and has one of the older known versions, but maybe it'd be better to just remove them? I don't know.


Should this be a breaking change release? 2.0.0
People with ^1.3.2 are gonna get a surprise ;)


that is clearly a bug :stuck_out_tongue:


It looks OK for me (no high-DPI display). But before switching to SVG icons, these were hard-coded 16x16 XPMs, so this change should in worst cases make it look like before...


Rockmongo doesn't work with scalable openshift apps.


communicator.apply(); になるはず


Seems like this does not work with a placeholder. Is there a way to set the height according to the initial placeholder?


Error !!!!! When you click on / chats not Dahr groups after updating the bot/utils.lua plz i want help


I would pay attention to your linter errors in Task 1, I believe Brant is going to start marking off for formatting errors. Your explanation in function 1 of Task 4 is a little off I think...the key is that the `del` function actually modifies the list, whereas in function 2, as you explain, it's editing locally and creating a new list, leaving the original unchanged. Your Task 2 was so clean and simple!


**standart bi ekşi sözlük entrysi ile yanıt vereyim yarısında çıkmana: **

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nulla non tempor massa. Nunc eu ex sed arcu blandit placerat. In a nisi ligula. Donec dolor nunc, sagittis vitae mi nec, posuere maximus nulla. Vivamus nisl elit, tincidunt vitae consequat in, viverra sit amet risus. Vestibulum ac consectetur nibh. Aenean in justo orci. Suspendisse tincidunt viverra lectus, et varius massa lobortis eu.

Aenean posuere nulla ex, vitae dictum ligula mollis nec. Nunc accumsan, est eget ornare facilisis, lectus justo vehicula dolor, in ultricies velit purus et nulla. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Donec sit amet quam sed dolor porttitor ullamcorper. Nunc eu ipsum sagittis lacus sodales ultrices id sed diam. Quisque dapibus nibh eu purus sagittis ullamcorper. Ut non nulla mauris. Duis eget pellentesque massa. Morbi sit amet ultrices nunc. Interdum et malesuada fames ac ante ipsum primis in faucibus.

Quisque interdum, quam quis bibendum tempus, ex lorem commodo neque, quis varius massa ipsum nec felis. Duis vitae turpis ut ante hendrerit pharetra. Vestibulum nec varius lorem. Proin pretium massa at tincidunt commodo. Vivamus auctor ligula porta magna pulvinar, euismod aliquam augue efficitur. Mauris iaculis est nisi, in accumsan dui placerat eu. Mauris cursus et turpis dapibus vestibulum.


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@LOOT, like I [asked elsewhere](https://github.com/loot/fallout4/commit/d2f922b522e54be4e7694759eb3d68ac787bd5cf#commitcomment-16419009), should I remove old version checks for non-supported FO4 versions?


Thanks @miguno , will do it asap.


I'm curious, wouldn't the same code be produced by Hotspot if you just changed LinkedList to ArrayList?


另外你生成的网页在这里：https://bigdata-mindstorms.github.io/d3-playground/tangling/code/2016/03/01/1.html

但是里面有错误。


We can probably add some more help text in comment. Say `These options will be passed to docker daemon as it is and should be valid docker storage options`


Good move here.


Wait, this looks functional. Don't you think we should only put stuff that customizes the look of the site into skins?


Github account commit


Yes, routing specs are overkill. :+1:


Hello, thanks for your software, it is a really useful tool for me. But I am now struggling with launching two ST-Link devices parallel (two stm8flash instances). Is there any option to identify device by SerialNumber (that can be accessed through linux /dev tree: ex. "SÿqQwHWG")? I was trying to modify usb_init function, but success yet. Any assist would be much appreciated.


fix issue #35


there is a typo


@urherenow @MelonGx Orz. So better tag who you talk to..


Whilst this works fine now I wouldn't be too surprised if a future PHP version would start autoloading this class and thus fail horribly if not in dev. Isn't `$exception instanceof 'PHPUnit_Framework_Exception'` a better idea here?


Holy cow, what an easy fix for a bug that I believe has been in there since day one. This was crashing for me every so often for *years*. I know it seems so obvious now but thank you!


@rjfd the comment is a little bit confusing, per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2782, both priority and weight take 16 bits.
```c
p += NS_INT16SZ; // priority
p += NS_INT16SZ; // weight
```


apply が成功するってことをテストしたい


## Task 1

Write a program that includes 5 different functions each of which demonstrates one of 5 **different** string methods. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses 5 functions to show 5 string methods and functions correctly (2 pts total; 0.4 points each function)

## Task 2

Write a program that processess these data to split them by line ending, replaces the tab separations with commas, and prints out the result - line-by-line. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly processes data - it prints the data line-by-line, reformatted from tab-delimited to comma-delimited (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that takes the given list (using argparse) as input, and passes the list to a function.  Within the function, use iteration to remove every even-numbered item from the list, and return only the list containing odd numbers to the `main` loop.  Print the list of odd numbers from the main loop.  As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly removes even-numbered elements from the list using iteration, returns this list, and prints this list from the main loop (3 pts.)

## Task 4

Why do you see these different behaviors between `function1` and `function2`?  Answer the question for each function by copying the code below to `task5.py` within your github username directory and adding your explanation to each function as a **function description**.

- [ ] Correct answer for function 1, as a function description (2 pts)
- [ ] Correct answer for function 2, as a function description (2 pts)


Tooltips are a big deal in look and feel. Their only function is informational display.


@jsalt yeah I think I need to reset my atom. I am getting weird inconsistencies. I will tab everything, but will get random spaces within the tab that I wont get if I do it later.


经过[修改](https://github.com/bigdata-mindstorms/d3-playground/commit/bc80413f6bf8dcd7acd76c1dd4df2ef554051384)以后就可以了。


wrong spelling!


Why these underscores? @gromgit


Thanks; yes, this is bad - but I this particular case is a fatal error when a queue name is too long. Did you have that condition?

	throw new FatalListenerStartupException("Illegal Argument on Queue Declaration", e);

If you didn't see these in your logs, the channel starvation must be caused by something else.

I opened a [JIRA Issue](https://jira.spring.io/browse/AMQP-584) for this.


Isn't this the logo I made?


Please replace string with a new enum.


Oh sorry I misunderstood your comment. I think that some JavaScript is arguably both functional and visual. Maybe the problem is that "skin" sounds too specific, and we really just need a more generic folder for all CSS and JS like "assets"?


uint16 here


你居然把整个Project都push上来了。。。


Why did you use these underscores here? Just for highlighting?


This is good feedback @pohly . I haven't pushed my analysis far enough to understand the implications on other recipes (and whether or not they get recompiled). I will see if I can run a quick test and report out.

I'm not really following you on the need for a different approach. If a recipe gets re-compiled, doesn't it mean that it should... and if so, are we asking for trouble by implementing a mechanism that prevents just that? While I clearly see advantages in reducing the image build time, I'm not sure how big of a problem this is at the moment.

What is your recommendation on this How-To until we have a better approach, OK to merge?


I think here is would be a leak of memory. I recommend you use one object that call special method with the same logic.


I guess I could replace that long string with `version("..\f4se_loader.exe", "0.0.1.8", ==) and version("..\Fallout4.exe", "1.4.132.0", <)`. That will show the message if using an outdated FO4.exe but not warn for older F4SE/FO4 combinations, but still show the outdated F4SE message above.


sim1.absent exist when you insert SIM 2 and SIM 1 empty


@borax12 this commit does what you describe, is there something else you want checked before accepting the PR? Thanks!


so lemon is still a mandatory dependency ?


good catch!


they work, i tested


Fixed this issue, there was extra parameter for IMagic quantizeImage function that make function to fail and apply wrong amount of colors


This could be done with a filter, so it only pulls back the rows which match from the database


Actually; no; this was simply to work around a bug in the rabbit-client - the wrapper channel is returned to the cache in `stop()`.


Is there a need for the final `<= now` check?


is genius!


please use `-v` for verbosity in accordance with all other tools and for backward compatibility. I suggest you simply remove the short option for the version.


Why the old code is wrong? waitpid -1 will wait for any child process.


In the end, it is about confusing people... also a very good reason to not use `~~`


Now all the non-minificated code is injected by default. There is no more --dev flag. Later, the TypeScript code will be "compiled" and united in a single js file.


Better remove completely. No point in keeping this.


imho, we'd better use `derr` for error like this. and use `dout(cct, 0)` for some expected but rare scenarios, like timeout, unknown message type, decode error, authentication error. just my 2 cents.


## Task 1

Write a program that includes 5 different functions each of which demonstrates one of 5 **different** string methods. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses 5 functions to show 5 string methods and functions correctly (2 pts total; 0.4 points each function)

## Task 2

Write a program that processess these data to split them by line ending, replaces the tab separations with commas, and prints out the result - line-by-line. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly processes data - it prints the data line-by-line, reformatted from tab-delimited to comma-delimited (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that takes the given list (using argparse) as input, and passes the list to a function.  Within the function, use iteration to remove every even-numbered item from the list, and return only the list containing odd numbers to the `main` loop.  Print the list of odd numbers from the main loop.  As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly removes even-numbered elements from the list using iteration, returns this list, and prints this list from the main loop (3 pts.)

## Task 4

Why do you see these different behaviors between `function1` and `function2`?  Answer the question for each function by copying the code below to `task5.py` within your github username directory and adding your explanation to each function as a **function description**.

- [ ] Correct answer for function 1, as a function description (2 pts)
- [ ] Correct answer for function 2, as a function description (2 pts)


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Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 244 Build time: 00:04:07


```
skn@e3cdedf487b5:/opt/heat/oe-lite$ oe bake autotools-config
Adding recipes to cookbook: 274 / 274 [100 %]
Calculating task metadata hashes: 176 / 176 [100 %]
The following will be build:
  autotools-config(12) cross:binutils(12) cross:chrpath(12) native:chrpath(6)
  native:cloog(8) cross:gcc-bootstrap(7) cross:gcc(7) glibc(12) native:gmp(8)
  native:isl(8) native:libtool(8) native:mpc(8) native:mpfr(8) native:zlib(7)
```
Confused ?


dfd


works for us


I just stole your social security number. Please remove this file and rebuild your git history. See me for more details. @adamskriger


nit, could use less empty lines.


dss


@bryk Everything works or `serve` but on `serve:prod` `ng-message` is not displayed. Validator works because input field is red but no message is displayed. Do you have any idea why could that happen?


I don't see any reason why it would autoload there. That sounds like overly paranoid defensive programming :)


They don't completely disappear there will be a marker at final destination. In case of intermediate destinations it is advisable to have map markers anyway. That's why we don't have add waypoint from map or whatever in waypoints. I don't see a big issue here cause it might take a while to realize that map markers is a proper way but then it is smooth way. We will work to remember previously selected map markers for navigation and next time it will be using them.


奶茶。。。
这个有什么意义吗。。。。
难道。。是自己实现复杂的运算？还是啥


{ greater_than_or_equal_to: 0.01 } Ты конфиги поставил в саблайм? пофиксь отступы везде


extern NSString * const kMWMCuisineSeparator = @" • ";
есть выше


It may break many checks in engine, we need check all pfnCheckParm usage


Yeah Noah. Stash conflicts should probably be resolved before you do stuff...


@adamskriger Please remove the node_modules folder from your repo, and rebuild your history.


# KeK


should be fixed now


might want to define `p` at where it is firstly used -- smaller lexical scope help with the readability, imho.


только стоит ее переименовать, убрать cuisine


# K ### # _e_


This assumes that all targets use the same version scheme.
If different, the first one will be picked up and it will override the rest.

I understand you want a version naming consistency across targets.
A clock tick between 2 deployments will result in different version names.
Using some version scheme other than timestamp would solve this
but this solution is wrong.

This is still unreleased so I suggest we revert it.
What do you think, @jayzeng?


понял


Nop, it was required in stage2 as we use stderr/stdout directly. It's not required in stage3, though.


I don't think there is such dualism. There is dualism Navigation and non Navigation. In Navigation markers become less relevant and Destinations are the most important. Without navigation there should be no destinations at all, otherwise it leads to confusion. You don't know what do you deal with (waypoints or markers and that's a nightmare). That's why it is very important to delete destinations after navigation.


why not just `return r`?


Whoops


> So you'd think that it would be as simple as hooking the SCI1.1 kernel function up in the case of GK1 - but now that the decision has been made to keep SCI1.1 and SCI32 hermetically separate in this regard, that is not so simple.

I wouldn’t say this is necessarily a permanent decision. If cases like these are discovered then of course it makes sense to re-evaluate how strong the decoupling is. :) At the least, it’s a lot easier to merge the two palette systems together later than it is to try to separate them later, so I don’t feel too bad about the current state.


Note this is an inline comment. So better follow the link to see what it is about ;-)


saw approval from JeetKunDoug
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/ff63cecaccf84e4c096f1f6e84bd149a4ede363c


merging basho/yokozuna/nem/update_riak_kv_to_develop-2.2 = ff63ceca into borshop-integration-613-nem/update_riak_kv_to_develop-2.2


basho/yokozuna/nem/update_riak_kv_to_develop-2.2 = ff63ceca merged ok, testing candidate = 4a54a8a7


ok


@AndreMonc : Task4 did not run for me. I am getting no output. Wonder if I am doing something wrong.


The PR referred to here is actually https://github.com/sneridagh/archetypes.testcase/pull/2


I'm not sure hotspot would be able to optimize this, because of there are too many branches and combinations of add/remove.


:scream: I'm going change it in source code. thanks!


too late, I already pushed the v10, but hopefully it contains all fixes.


It's not used in engine. It's part of engine to server interface, and should be used only by mods.


params.permit(:cart)


why remove spaces


## Task 1

Write a program that includes 5 different functions each of which demonstrates one of 5 **different** string methods. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses 5 functions to show 5 string methods and functions correctly (2 pts total; 0.4 points each function)

## Task 2

Write a program that processess these data to split them by line ending, replaces the tab separations with commas, and prints out the result - line-by-line. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly processes data - it prints the data line-by-line, reformatted from tab-delimited to comma-delimited (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that takes the given list (using argparse) as input, and passes the list to a function.  Within the function, use iteration to remove every even-numbered item from the list, and return only the list containing odd numbers to the `main` loop.  Print the list of odd numbers from the main loop.  As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly removes even-numbered elements from the list using iteration, returns this list, and prints this list from the main loop (3 pts.)

## Task 4

Why do you see these different behaviors between `function1` and `function2`?  Answer the question for each function by copying the code below to `task5.py` within your github username directory and adding your explanation to each function as a **function description**.

- [ ] Correct answer for function 1, as a function description (2 pts)
- [ ] Correct answer for function 2, as a function description (2 pts)


this should bet `c::set()` ;) - but exactly what I meant, nice :+1:


Разные редакторы, разные настройки табов и пробелов...


Intro myself


Woo!


Rename to needOIForDrillType or related to mean do we need to generate ObjectInspector in Drill for Drill type?


ça marche


We have addressed these issues with the introduction of the new method: random_binarize_node().
Which doesn't make any copies of trees/nodes and instead changes them on-the-fly.


не стоит пустыми строками увлекаться. ставь пустые строки, когда реально хочешь отделить одну связанную группу методов от другой


- la fonction get_all_user ne renvoie plus une liste


@mukkuchagit : For Task 2, same comment as Amie


в список инициализации лучше это всё


**欧阳创新**


Would it be a good idea to include the ID somehow, to guarantee uniqueness


this will always return -1. You can't use `indexOf`on object arrays. Instead use `findIndex`. See documentation here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/findIndex


It's a good idea, but it scrolls very fast and I'm not be able to see messages. I think it needs some interrupting such as "Please, press any key" or something like that.


Hahaha, occasionally I have just small commits that are not related to other changes and I submit them separately, or in isolation. To avoid clutter on the feature commits.


*a*
**a**
`printif "if you like me"`


`./bootstrap` is the wrong place for this. Generating the `REVISION_DESCRIPTION` should be integrated into the build process (ideally without making `git` a compile time dependency)


ну, не надо так писать


Any language except PHP would die horribly here because in PHP inheritance boils down to a string search   :P   I don't really mind, if it ever breaks the nightly CI's should turn it up now. I just don't like this 'fix' at all - modifying code to make a unit test work is just wrong on so many levels haha.


Maybe you had a misconception here? I explicitly stated in the introduction a concept to round towards zero. It is explicitly not about rounding 'the traditional way' like you pointed out here. So, what essentially is done, is an easier way to write Math.trunc(). Somehow, these lines would not help me understand the concept I wanted to bring across initially


этот файлик обычно в корень репозитория кладут один раз


why is that needed? the tests seems to already configure the instance ids on line 17 and 30?


you are mutating the `newLists[listId].archivedMessages` which still points to the instance on `this.state` You should create a new `archivendMessages`, and `messages` array respectively, before removing items from them.


опять же, нафиг не надо столько пустых строк. тяжело такой код читать


Could you not use Cyrillic characters in your messages, please?


не увлекайся this, он засоряет код


I did this in b612fd4b9724306998c5a1493ab29abfe574b49d just now.


The current version of this function has changed a bit.. instead of throwing FatalListenerStartupException it just returns null (which I verified happen in my logs).

And no, this wasn't related to too long queue names, but rather a failover scenario.. So on each failover this thing triggers, and eventually causes the channel-cache to fill up (maybe.. it might be something else of course, but this looks like the best candidate atm)..


Yeah I don't like the fix either, but the proper one would be to target precise exception classes which we don't really have right now. So this'll have to do for now.

As for PHP maybe breaking on this.. PHP might be breaking on *any* code you write if you take that logic. I don't see why this is more likely to break than any other statement.


LGTM, +1.


то, что это шаблон, не означает, что надо все методы делать встраевыми. вынеси их из класса лучше


Good anti-use example


I would have to use this :not thing

```
&.is-7days:not(.table--horizontal):not(.table--small) .day {
    width: 14.28%;
  }
```

I thought this is more ugly than using `!important`.


dlaczego usuwasz tu s.name?


nie jestem przekonany co do tej zmiany...


now I know why I asked about multiple calls of `ensureValidIndex`. Couldn't remove setting of `checkIndex` from `setup()` ? And what for `observer` is `@volatile var` not val, and private (`checkIndex` too)? Sorry for drilling, I'm not going to be your oppressor


этого тут явно не надо


и этого


that was quick..... #jobless


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If you mean the keys to the server that I made in Parse, I did upload it into the AppDelegate class.


I thought it would realize that the reference is never leaked and just inline `elementData` and `size`. I'm just asking because we had similar YourKit results in Xtext's type inferrer, but these kinds of inlinigs did not result in real world performance improvements.


I apparently am making a comment to readme.md


If the `range` property of an effect of type `EFFECT_TYPE_SINGLE` is set, it should be marked with `EFFECT_FLAG_SINGLE_RANGE`


Lol, check hangouts
On Mar 1, 2016 8:29 PM, "TJSteveMX" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> that was quick..... #jobless
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>


Please include this statement in some sense. As fancy as the use of `~~` may be, it just lets people freak out who have never seen it before.


настрой, пожалуйста, редактор, чтобы он в кодировке utf-8 текст сохранял. а то ну беда с русскими буквами совсем


Also note that this doesn't really *fix* the test. It just allows you to figure out why it fails a lot easier. Without this we enter the retry logic and then you have to modify the whole test to figure out what went wrong initially, then once it's fixed the whole test execution changes as there is no more retry logic and you have to adapt again. Really painful. Could have kept it commented out as a debug util but it's pretty harmless in effect..


I mean only the `//extends Modelica.Icons.Information;` bit


Latest release is still showing as [0.0.3](https://github.com/sensu-plugins/sensu-plugins-cpu-checks/releases), but 0.0.4 has been deployed....


??? I was looking at master; it always throws the FLSE...

https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-amqp/blob/master/spring-rabbit/src/main/java/org/springframework/amqp/rabbit/listener/BlockingQueueConsumer.java#L560


I tried using the cross compiler here:
https://github.com/tpoechtrager/osxcross/ and the SDK from here:
https://github.com/multiarch/crossbuild ; the headers are in the SDK.

This is the warning when trying to build with it defined:

o64-clang -std=c99 -Wall -g -O2 -Wextra -Isrc -DNDEBUG  -fPIC   -c -o
src/sastrawi/text_util.o src/sastrawi/text_util.c
src/sastrawi/text_util.c:16:21: warning: implicit declaration of function
'strdup' is invalid in C99 [-Wimplicit-function-declaration]
    (*first_part) = strdup(matches[1]);

On 1 March 2016 at 17:53, Mohan Krishnan <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @wshallum <https://github.com/wshallum> will try to get it merged later
> today. BTW how did you check the headers ? I did not get any warnings about
> implicit declarations - crazy eh.
>
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Hmmm, if you look in #107, @triplus says he was going to use ```box->setIconSize(bar->iconSize());``` instead so the code would dynamically scale the icon size but it doesn't look like he updated the pull request before the merge.  I can regress in a VM configured for Retina resolution to confirm the change looks fine on Linux as well as OS X once @triplus revises the pull request.


Didn't notice that one, but apparently the other setup methods don't work. I'm not sure why, I'd need to investigate.


I tried both versions and this one proved faster, but it could very well be an artifact of local testing.


This needs to be ctrl.$validators['kdValid'].


@mattyjones any idea?


Take a look at my other comment. Basically: compiler renaming.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1557


nie usuwam, zmieniam tylko sortowanie po pełnej nazwie. i tak ul. 1 Maja będzie na początku gdzie są ulice z cyframi na początku, ul. np. gen. XXX będzie tam gdzie gen.
wiem, można by ładniej ale trzeba by więcej przerabiać


should other *Downloader classes benefit from the same fit (unit test wise)?


Lemon is still required for extracting bi-edge graphs (Graph that presents cycles are required for GlobalSfM to ensure that cycle consistency will be enforced).

For the moment I'm too lazy to rewrite from it scratch http://lemon.cs.elte.hu/pub/doc/1.2.3/a00538.html#gaa4116e769789e5eb612e45771e1044a7
But perhaps someone will have the time to take a look to re-implement it!


Ухты. Спасибо :)


this is my comment


лучше сделать эти функции абстрактными (= 0 приписать). а то по сути это просто класс, который ничего не делает, а нам нужен интерфейс


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I looked through the code and didn't see any places that really warranted that treatment so I'd say no.


sorry.. my bad.. I though I was commenting on the version in RabbitAdmin =)


weź sobie ulicę 1 Maja 1, po wybraniu z listy wygląda tak:
"ul. Maja 1 1", mało polskie oznaczenie


We have a js  folder in the root....
On Mar 1, 2016 9:42 AM, "Seth Jeffery" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Oh sorry I misunderstood your comment. I think that some JavaScript is
> arguably both functional and visual. Maybe the problem is that "skin"
> sounds too specific, and we really just need a more generic folder for all
> CSS and JS like "assets"?
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второй раз private можно не писать. и лучше в рамках одной секции сначала помещать методы, а потом поля


а куда параметры делись? лучше их всё же писать явно всегда


>I swear this is the last time I'm going to tweak this.

all lies


Wouldn't it be simpler to use the other way of configuring and raise an issue for testing package?


для этого лучше список инициализации использовать


This looks wrong - we should be expecting the `ostree/` ref to be deleted.


## Task 1

Write a program that includes 5 different functions each of which demonstrates one of 5 **different** string methods. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses 5 functions to show 5 string methods and functions correctly (2 pts total; 0.4 points each function)

## Task 2

Write a program that processess these data to split them by line ending, replaces the tab separations with commas, and prints out the result - line-by-line. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly processes data - it prints the data line-by-line, reformatted from tab-delimited to comma-delimited (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that takes the given list (using argparse) as input, and passes the list to a function.  Within the function, use iteration to remove every even-numbered item from the list, and return only the list containing odd numbers to the `main` loop.  Print the list of odd numbers from the main loop.  As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly removes even-numbered elements from the list using iteration, returns this list, and prints this list from the main loop (3 pts.)

## Task 4

Why do you see these different behaviors between `function1` and `function2`?  Answer the question for each function by copying the code below to `task5.py` within your github username directory and adding your explanation to each function as a **function description**.

- [ ] Correct answer for function 1, as a function description (2 pts)
- [ ] Correct answer for function 2, as a function description (2 pts)


Really sad to see your scripts getting taken down by Nintendo


этот класс за пределами PointerList никому не нужен, лучше перенести его в приватную секцию PointerList


https://github.com/liwenzhu/bosonnlp
你试试这个库 @wnbupt


there were cases when login method didnt find input elements. anybody else got this problem?


Close #19


List are overrated :+1:


Closes #11


>At that point, there's no reason not to convert over...

At that point, you might as well build builders to build your builders so you can build builders to build your pages yp


Ah - that explains my confusion; however, even here, the `RabbitTemplate.execute()` will return the channel to the cache.

I don't think an IAE will occur on anything except a long queue name, but I haven't looked at the rabbit client for a while.


Now that you've explained it, I think it makes sense to use `<optional>`.  If users want to use `JCardSerializer` and/or `JCardDeserializer`, then their projects have to **already** be using jackson-databind because the `ObjectMapper` class has to be instantiated outside of the ez-vcard code.

It would help if there was a comment in the POM explaining why this dependency is marked as optional.


lgtm


не злоупотребляй this'ами, они код засоряют почём зря


sadly, i still haven't found a way to select yes button in the logout-reconfirmation-popup.


This works great, thanks a lot!


> Didn't notice that one, but apparently the other setup methods don't work

that sounds weird

> Wouldn't it be simpler to use the other way of configuring and raise an issue for testing package?

sorry can't follow. What do you wanna raise?


呃，不是，就是类似于自己写了个计算器吧，正在尝试实现各种功能。。［但是我不知道需要实现什么


So each function like `attr()` and `data()` would be in its own class


我的意思是。。借个方程。。分析曲线什么的［都是高中的东西


I knew that this is compiler fault but didn't know where. Thanks!


Still needed

- language preferences
- avoid metadata folders and files
- opensubtitles max download warning


Haha, don't worry, I kind of expected this to happen. I'll look at the new code and redo it.


This is OK, no need to change, but there's a `ARTChannelOptions(cipherWithKey:)` constructor as well, to avoid the hashmap


Maybe wrong assumption but since "WithEndpoint<Client>(b => b.CustomConfig(c => c.ScaleOut().InstanceDiscriminator("A"))" that doesn't work I thought it might be testing package issue.


very cool


But what about gbc4nspire?


Is there any reason why `babel-runtime` is left behind on `5.0.0`? Noticed it when our `node_modules` had two copies of `core-js` (`1.2.6` and `2.1.3`)..


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вот этот момент не понял -- а почему оно наследуется от компаратора?


you boys fu**ed it up badly with this :P


ну то есть я бы сам ListArray отнаследовал лучше


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лучше придерживаться единого стайлгайда для именования полей


Testowałeś czy po tej przeróbce UKE będzie łykać raport.


On Tue, 2016-03-01 at 06:42 -0800, Geoffroy Van Cutsem wrote:
> I'm not really following you on the need for a different approach. If
> a recipe gets re-compiled, doesn't it mean that it should... and if
> so, are we asking for trouble by implementing a mechanism that
> prevents just that?

The ABI of the kernel shouldn't change in practice, so it should be safe
to swap one against the other without forcing a recompile.

>  While I clearly see advantages in reducing the image build time, I'm
> not sure how big of a problem this is at the moment.

If I'm right, it will lead to a fairly big recompile, which invalidates
one of the promised features of Ostro ("precompiled").

> What is your recommendation on this How-To until we have a better
> approach, OK to merge?

OK to merge, but we should have a JIRA issue about needing an
enhancement.


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This is my attempt to edit the second branch a second time


ок, вынесу в place_page::Info::kSubtitleSeparator


Yes, I think that looks so much better.  Instead `EzvcardJacksonModule`, maybe something simpler like `JCardModule`.


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@pelwell Both sdhost and mmc enabled at the same time?


Please update directives/custom-marker.js, not ng-map.js


Jeszcze nie testowałem na UKE, jestem w trakcie klikania węzłów.
Czy czasem do UKE nie trzeba danych terytowych? teryt przy tym się nie zmienia a jedynie "optyczna" nazwa.


Slightly confused by this! .. reverting to old ways of autoloading addon's composer packages, is it here to stay?


I often use `runtests.py` during development to run the tests after making changes.  It is convenient in that it builds and installs to `/build/testenv` first and then runs the tests (rather than installing to the system python `site-packages` folder).  Is there a different workflow you would recommend instead?


:+1: tho my general inclination is for boolean fields to have a trailing ? symbol


Przetestuj z UKE to zobaczysz ;-)


dem time zones tho


Ok , there are like some dupplicate comments .

Fixed this in 766b208


Maybe add something that relates to the relevance of the name of this flag. Maybe:

> This flag enables minification and compression of assets in prep for a production env


Why not just let? Wouldn't we want to error if the user requested direct-upload and the request object was unable to satisfy it for whatever reason?


mmc for BCM43430 wifi via sdio, and sdhost for sdcard, me thinks.


hm :/


Sorry for the mistake. Done! I've made another commit.


lgtm


# hello-world

 Me humans!


Maybe add something about having a cloud.gov account too?


Evaluating the expression twice ... well, I guess it's ok, but it seems unfortunate. This could be quite expensive (given `const fn` evaluation), no? Feels like it'd be better to have a more expressive notion of hint.


to może raport do UKE powinien być generowany pod UKE a czytelność powinna być dla człowieka.


looks good. This fixes https://trello.com/c/rjVPv96y.


I thought we agreed that actually updating the StaticRTree is the wrong way to go. This is inconsistent with the other changes you did to move the  weights outside the tree.


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@Kozoriz you replaced all lists by vector, as I see. This include is redundant.


typo: has been


A test for 'avocado -v' would be welcome.


I thought about that. But then I decided that it makes the rest of the code so much harder to comprehend and this only occurs rarely and only before or during typeck.


not protected?


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Perl6 already has a Version type. It may not be wise to subset using an existing core type name


## Task 1

Write a program that includes 5 different functions each of which demonstrates one of 5 **different** string methods. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses 5 functions to show 5 string methods and functions correctly (2 pts total; 0.4 points each function)

## Task 2

Write a program that processess these data to split them by line ending, replaces the tab separations with commas, and prints out the result - line-by-line. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly processes data - it prints the data line-by-line, reformatted from tab-delimited to comma-delimited (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that takes the given list (using argparse) as input, and passes the list to a function.  Within the function, use iteration to remove every even-numbered item from the list, and return only the list containing odd numbers to the `main` loop.  Print the list of odd numbers from the main loop.  As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly removes even-numbered elements from the list using iteration, returns this list, and prints this list from the main loop (3 pts.)

## Task 4

Why do you see these different behaviors between `function1` and `function2`?  Answer the question for each function by copying the code below to `task5.py` within your github username directory and adding your explanation to each function as a **function description**.

- [ ] Correct answer for function 1, as a function description (2 pts)
- [ ] Correct answer for function 2, as a function description (2 pts)


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C/C++ capitalization in java variables? ;)
(VertexBuffer -> vertexBuffer)


Is there a reason why don't just leave this at date_of_record without subtracting any days? I think the reason it started subtracting was to always fall back in that specific quarter.


@hachikuji This is my outdated/incomplete patch for KAFKA-2073. It has some test failures that I have not dug into. Feel free to use it. It may or may not help.  I have another implementation with minimal changes that just bridge the old and new requests/responses too and had similar failures.


Basically, whenever you use an identifier in a template, it has to be `@exported`


wat


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Comment test


This doesn't test getting a single tag


Do we require fixing the shebang? https://docs.python.org/2/using/unix.html?highlight=shebang#miscellaneous does not require it and also mentions the current form.


:string is limited to 255 characters.

Did you know :text columns in postgres only use disk space as data you put in them _and_ they're faster? No need to use varchar in postgres unless you actually want the constraint :+1:


Note that most of the time, people will use `cl` to connect to a remote host, so this is unnecessary unless people are creating a LocalBundleClient, which currently gets created automatically on demand.  So the only case where we need to fix this is for the rest_server.  Can we just do it there instead?


could just say `day` since `day` is `described_class.new(1)`


Why did you have to change this?


The `retrieve_stdout` is not needed now


Feel free to make a pull request if you have a fix


@EvilBeaver рекомендуют прям в репо пушить файлик с настройками. в 1c-syntax как раз лежит пример


I guess that requires renaming ```loading.less``` to ```Loading.less``` too. The name of this file is still in the lower case as of now.


@weissjeffm my clojars username:fbrychta


Would it be worth doing
```
$version =~ s/^([^v])/v$1/;
```
instead of ```"v$version"``` to prepend the 'v' only if it's not already there?  The other places in this PR with version strings expect an incoming string starting with the 'v'.


Hardcoding `/usr/bin/python` will break [virtualenv](https://virtualenv.readthedocs.org/en/latest/).


There's something wrong here, but it is probably pre-existing.  There should only be one constructor call for an undoable edit, ideally, though I've been living with two (I thought) for a long time.  Here I see three places, in two classes.  I'll look this over in more detail tonight.


Using guards removes the need to put all the code inside the if-else statement: `return if Rails.env.test?`


what cases? Could you reproduce them and find out, whether the ID of the elements changed?


I think the indentation bear is easier when just supplying a language you want indentation features for instead of the actual indentation-markers. Just like the documentation-extraction features it would be cool to provide `.coalang` files that contain indentation definition for C, C++, blah.
Though this would require some refactors, we keep it like this and make an issue for that incorporating .coafiles.


Looks like there is some whitespace issue with the commit - are you using tabs instead of spaces? Use Qt style, which says indentaton should be 4 spaces (no tabs) https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_Coding_Style#Indentation

If you use Qt Creator, this style should be default. Otherwise you get ugly diff's like here.


Hi, thanks for this - looks useful.

Line 54 of the html file... required... means that a pin number has to be specified... in order for the node to validate properly. Obviously for String this is not required... so needs to be handled in some way...


Nice Work! Everything did exactly what it was supposed to do.


@kd0aij

There always was an adjustment, but until @inspirati fixed the parser the value of 3 was used

I think what is on master @1451-1461 should now work here.

https://github.com/PX4/Firmware/blob/master/src/modules/mavlink/mavlink_main.cpp#L1501


## Task 1

Write a program that includes 5 different functions each of which demonstrates one of 5 **different** string methods. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses 5 functions to show 5 string methods and functions correctly (2 pts total; 0.4 points each function)

## Task 2

Write a program that processess these data to split them by line ending, replaces the tab separations with commas, and prints out the result - line-by-line. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly processes data - it prints the data line-by-line, reformatted from tab-delimited to comma-delimited (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that takes the given list (using argparse) as input, and passes the list to a function.  Within the function, use iteration to remove every even-numbered item from the list, and return only the list containing odd numbers to the `main` loop.  Print the list of odd numbers from the main loop.  As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly removes even-numbered elements from the list using iteration, returns this list, and prints this list from the main loop (3 pts.)

## Task 4

Why do you see these different behaviors between `function1` and `function2`?  Answer the question for each function by copying the code below to `task5.py` within your github username directory and adding your explanation to each function as a **function description**.

- [ ] Correct answer for function 1, as a function description (2 pts)
- [ ] Correct answer for function 2, as a function description (2 pts)


But can you "beautify" your commit body a bit? :)
just insert newlines between the code parts, it's hard to read them properly right next to text.


Seems like this version wasn't released in npm. Latest is v0.2.2 and still has eslint 1.0.0 as a peer dependency.


I think this is clang-format. No problem for changing that.


Given that this isn't performance critical, should we use the actual value rather than a hash of it? That'd remove the risk of a collision.


What about getting default tab-width via the `SpacingHelper`?


The use of uppercase method names throughout this class is odd to me, and counter to established convention, I believe.  Is there a precedent you are following?


Jó helyen jársz :)

Ez itt valentinus754 elérhetősége:

valentinus754 @ freemail . hu


The point here was the space btw the >.


Ok, thanks.. So the channel leak must be somewhere else then. I've only seen this error when using RabbitAdmin so far, never when using RabbitTemplate to send messages. And my consumers are configured without a checkout timeout / cache size for channels.


this seems a little brittle to me. I can't find it now but I'm sure I saw examples where the symbol was at the end. Also we should likely be trimming leading/trailing whitespace around the symbol.


To si to teda vylepšil (y) wau


Why do you need actually comments? Though you should really look at `coalib.bearlib.languages.documentation`^^


i don't care where we put them as long as they are in the same spot... assets is also find, we can move them, it is easy to move things....


what about using tabs instead of spaces?


space after comma, not before


I wanted to make it explicit that we get this from `docker.io/mysql` otherwise somebody might think it's `mysql` image stream, which is not.


Take out groupInSelection.  That is a legacy adapter, and callers and subclasses of this constructor should not care about it.  Only the base ChangeSelection class needs to have it, and you can wire it to the correct default here.  (I think that is "false", but you should check.)


Yes of course, and refactored name of player....


Babel 6 (all the packages themselves) use babel 5 to compile plugins so babel-runtime has always been 5.x

And we updated core-js to 2.x in 6.6.0 (if you rm -rf node_modules, you shouldn't have both)


Thanks for the explanation, that's a good reason.


Hmm already this indentation level looks weird, I would do
```python
IndentationBearTest = verify_local_bear(
    IndentationBear,
    valid_files=(...))
```


Ok @pmoulon thanks for the clarification!


Agreed, will fix that.


no jak nie usuwasz - przecież zastępujesz s.name przez name, a name nie jest jednoznaczne...


Hey @csbenz that's perfectly fine. I have been swamped with work. Will be checking it over the weekend


Suggestion: You can store settings and database file in a local subdirectory...


Yes - there's a clue on line 69.


Same as above re: uppercase method names.


To dobry argument ;-)
Jak poprawisz jeszcze ORDER BY to puszczam merge-a ;-)


## Task 1

Write a program that includes 5 different functions each of which demonstrates one of 5 **different** string methods. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses 5 functions to show 5 string methods and functions correctly (2 pts total; 0.4 points each function)

## Task 2

Write a program that processess these data to split them by line ending, replaces the tab separations with commas, and prints out the result - line-by-line. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly processes data - it prints the data line-by-line, reformatted from tab-delimited to comma-delimited (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that takes the given list (using argparse) as input, and passes the list to a function.  Within the function, use iteration to remove every even-numbered item from the list, and return only the list containing odd numbers to the `main` loop.  Print the list of odd numbers from the main loop.  As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly removes even-numbered elements from the list using iteration, returns this list, and prints this list from the main loop (3 pts.)

## Task 4

Why do you see these different behaviors between `function1` and `function2`?  Answer the question for each function by copying the code below to `task5.py` within your github username directory and adding your explanation to each function as a **function description**.

- [ ] Correct answer for function 1, as a function description (2 pts)
- [ ] Correct answer for function 2, as a function description (2 pts)


Hi Sylus, I see that you are taking patch 510, this patch works for me, just wondering if you could please followup on the issue queue for field_collection and entity_translation for the two related issues and give your stamp of approval or weigh in on the progress, try to move the issues forward, as far as I can tell, the issues I was observing have been resolved.

field collections issue: (currently marked as needs review)
https://www.drupal.org/node/1344672?page=2

and entity_translation  (currently marked as RTBC)
https://www.drupal.org/node/2339315

Thanks!


eeeh


To my knowledge, we default to US everywhere in the system where the localization is not known.  Why do we default here to non-US?

Many of the US date formats are of the form dd-mm when, in the US dates are normally represented as mm-dd.  You can see this by looking in messages_en_US.properties file.  While adding the new date formats is a good idea, I think you are using the wrong formats for the US.

Lastly I think that as far as CSV file import is concerned, for every date format you add in DateDetectory, you will have to add that format in DataAccess class ColumnInfo if you want cvs import to detect this date format as well.


Awesome! Do you want to open a PR? It is ready for merge.


Maintaining backward compatibility means sticking to their incomplete API wrapper implementation and it's shortcomings. I don't want to go this way.

I'm not interested in maintaining backward compatibility just for maintaining it. What I'm after is OANDA REST API wrapper which is suitable for actual live trading. When I will get there I'll start migrating away from their Java SDK which I've been using since 2007.

Why do you want to stick to existing implementation? It does not make any sense. It looks like you're only interested in writing code to just to write it. Not for actually trading it live. Although your code writing style and approach seems to be quite mature which I like a lot.


Tapping on the user profile header still doesn't close the interactions popover though. Tapping the bottom task bar and the interactions button itself do close it.


No, Qt API can't handle this console detach action.

I believe the answer in this SO post [1] should be the fully correct solution. I also tested on linux, it works.
The downside of this fix is you cannot print messages to console on windows platform.
Because I noticed that there is some messages printed out when invoking via cmd line, so I choose the less intrusive way.

[1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8249028/how-do-i-keep-my-qt-c-program-from-opening-a-console-in-windows


It's standard practice to use django's settings.py file for this!

```
from django.conf import settings
...
settings.CAPTCHA_SECRET_KEY
```

When running vanilla django it will assume that doing an ```import settings``` in your project root will get the application's settings.  Right now you have a ```settings.py``` file.

I'd recommend having a ```settings``` package (http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/writing/structure/#packages).  So you'll essentially have a directory called settings instead of a file called ```settings.py```.  Move your existing ```settings.py``` in to the ```settings``` directory and call it ```base_settings.py``` - this should be where you keep your settings that won't change between environments.

Also create ```settings/__init__.py```:
```
from .base_settings import *

try:
    __import__(".local")
except ImportError:
    pass
```

This will mean when django attempts to `import settings` it will actually import the package's `__init__.py`.  You can then put default settings in `settings/base_settings.py` and environment specific settings in `settings/local.py`.  Add `local.py` to the `.gitignore`.

This way, you can put in sensitive settings like the Captcha secret key, mailserver settings, etc in to local.py without leaking them in this repository!


Bien !!


jak jako? :D


test


chceš na můj server?


that's interesting, because just deleting the entire block worked for me


Since this is the only way to configure instance ids in this test, let's find out :)


Hmm I think your algorithms can be by far simpler, for nesting StringProcessing contains `nested_search_in_between` that handles such "indent levels". I'll look more closely at it after my exam, best is you submit a PR when fixed some stuff^^


jak name jest nie jednoznaczne?
`(CASE WHEN s.name2 IS NOT NULL THEN " . $DB->Concat('s.name2', "' '", 's.name') . " ELSE s.name END) AS name`
name zawsze będzie miało całą wartość nazwy ulicy. ta tak ulica 1 Maja będzie na początku a ulica gen. XXX będzie na "g"


is there any alternative to nsh command "ps" ?


The enquiry submission should use a whole separate view function and url instead of being part of the `index` function.  This could soon become out of control depending on what context data needs to be given for the homepage and what logic is needed for handling the enquiries.


So like for example: if this patch passes your travis ci and behat tests, you could share this positive test result in the issue queues, try move it forward hopefully might help.


unlock domain and image locks before raising.


update