Probably you mean `preg_match( '/^[A-Z]{2}$/', $region_code )` otherwise any string that contains two uppercase letters would match. Same below with `\d{3}`


I do not think so.

@bordatesz Could you please have a look and create an issue if necessary?


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@YSRKEN git addとかしないといけないのかも知れぬ(適当)


Yes, it seems to work fine. Did you get an error when signing up?


ninguno


Вижу "копипасту".. Если коды клавиатуры и мыши гарантировано разные - то просьба зарефакторить так, чтобы метод `nativeKeyPressed` и `nativeMousePressed ` не повторяли код друг друга. Вынесите пожалуйста логику обработки нажатия и отпускания кнопки в отдельные методы. Опять же - если коды мыши и клавиатуры точно не пересекаются.


Be consistent about formatting and indenting.


後は
http://tech.nitoyon.com/ja/blog/2013/04/05/sourcetree/
グローバル無視ファイルという史上最大級の害悪機能(昔からある)&&初見殺し度No.1の機能とか
@YSRKEN


Пожалуйста проверьте, что коды кнопок мыши и клавиатуры не пересекаются. Спасибо.


@julianoes

The git clean -d -f -x that are also nasty all of 199-201 lines should be gated


vlan 11 is discarded


Ok.


destructor needed


If the value of the hashtable entry used at all?


Ah , it sent me email after about 30 minutes . The text starting with:
```
Hi again {firstName},
```

Ok {hosting}, i'll try login again )


Move `?` to new line. Also, this code should probably be after argument parsing?!?


Is this used ? I think it should be dropped from what I can see.


A field named `questionText` is redundant -- in use, it looks like `question.questionText`.


I guess you need `gir1.2-soup-2.4`


@stevenrombauts Could you rewrite this migration file to phpmig too ?


MVE uses CamelCase for types.
`typedef T ValueType`


Add the same to the matrix class.


Seems to be missing a `rating`.


okay, not really part of this PR, but could you please unify the quotes? seeing double quotes one line above single quotes somehow makes me feel very uncomfortable.


May be a good idea to combine all these address fields into an embedded (or referenced) document.


Sorry, thought I commented on this before, what is this one needed for?  It should be the default with current Xcodes/SDKs.


There probably still is something to be done for ``mTrack.stop();`` (line 763)


Make this PR comment about code duplication a code comment with a TODO.


первым параметром в массиве argv[] всегда идёт путь к текущей выполняемой программе. Т.е. если просто запустить прогу двойным щелчком или через командную строку, не передавая никаких параметров, то будет все равно 1 параметр в массиве argv[], а переменная argc будет равна 1. Проверка argc == 1 делается для детектирования "неправильного использования программы"


Try My Enigma Encrypter :

[enigma.CPP.zip](https://github.com/arcdwi/check_out/files/157224/enigma.CPP.zip)

Also My new site http://adiultra.cf
Yep I have done this site in four days, theme is at https://github.com/adiultra/esencia.

And I am gonna watch Arrow so Maybe I might not be able to respond back for a while


Then should we do so also in fleetctl/load_test.go? I mean, returning after sending to errchan.


Tabs are evil.


Good point on 'optimization of keystrokes' not being as important as error avoidance. You are correct.

But on the first point, developers absolutely have different ways of working, and different editors. Code indentation is a precise part of good code, and tabs allow precision _with_ developer flexibility.

p.s. Thanks for js ,and JSON, and your great book.


`srcset`, nice! :+1:


Thanks for the heads up!
Do you mean getBoundingClientRect?
I added a getBoundingRectangle method to BlockSvg, and that's mostly using pre-calculated values (height, width, etc) that are  used in other parts of the code somewhat widely so I think they work in IE.  I did test on IE11 and it seems to do what I expect, though my testing was less comprehensive since I have to borrow the windows machine.

But if this is causing confusion, perhaps you'd want a different name for the getBoundingRectangle I'm adding?


Is this a bug fix or a backwards-compatible feature?


```
> locate Soup-2.4
/usr/lib/girepository-1.0/Soup-2.4.typelib
/usr/share/gir-1.0/Soup-2.4.gir
> dpkg -S /usr/lib/girepository-1.0/Soup-2.4.typelib
gir1.2-soup-2.4: /usr/lib/girepository-1.0/Soup-2.4.typelib
```


OK
:1:
Merge please.


Thanks! But we we have a practive to store all settings in classes derivative from ISettings. It's better to add "DeleteGuestTaskOlderThanMinutes" property to CommonSettings instead of hardcoded 'Tasks.DeleteGuestTask.OlderThanMinutes' setting


`virtual` is redundant if the function is `override`. Remove it.


@daniel-toth-everit said that before JIRA 7.x this annotation was not necessary, and the results are correct with the 1.x versions of the plugin. Before I make an Issue, we'll test it again, just to be sure.


Yes i used the deepcopy, i don't even have to do the IF and it plans for future if the members become objects
nice find!


done


But why? Setting only one of them does not make sense.


Maybe next time you can add a bit more detail in the commit message. I think it may have been a typo!


@yumetodo ありがたや～


@dunagan5887 this commit never made it into master or a PR. is it good to go?


好的


A backwards-compatible feature, it adds an :draft option that allows to target the draft content-store.


I'm unsure why this exists at all? The locale is set when initializing, so why is there a function that requires the locale? Might make sense to rename to `get_territories()` and use the current locale. Same for `get_languages_by_locale`. In addition it might make sense to add a `get_languages_in_english` or a `get_languages_in_local_language`.


and what about THE FLASH ...

I got to know from my sources that you've got some new episode therein...


OK- I will submit the changes requested in another commit


I know that, but there's no guarantee that the units are an integer fraction of seconds. It's possible for an implementation to have num=3 and den=100,000,000 for example. You should at least static_assert that num==1if you aren't going to handle other cases.


Yes, I tested it and it should be good


Have you tested this with the new version (3.6) of Sketch?


Could add iFly now too. Nokomis449 and I can vouch for it. (He's a beta tester for iFly, as am I.) You can vouch for it too if you download the public release, v9.4.65. (Play store.)


Yep till S02e15


I'd like to avoid creating or using any more command scripts or batch files. The main point of BuildEnv.props was to allow for using the VS integration component solutions to load in VS without needing to run setenv_xxx first. (e.g. the goal is to eliminate the need/use of setenv like scripts completely and put everything into MSBUILD system properly). If the top most common ".settings" file imported by every NETMF project was using the proper import to find BuildEnv.props then ALL the projects would get the benefits of BuildEnv.props and we could remove all of the build path and FLAVOR environment vars from setenv_base and init.cmd. (Until we shift to using vcxproj files for building the C/C++ code we still need setenv to specify the toolset information... one step at a time)


I realized that this approach will not work with current codebase.
Binding literal variables based on function return type does not work currently.
@arhimondr prepared a branch which does refactoring of signature matching algorithm (https://github.com/Teradata/presto/tree/signature_matching_refactor).
Apart of cleaning the code that refactoring fix above issue.
We did not yet create PR for that as it depends on DECIMAL PR and we wanted to land that first.

I added commit which changes the definition of DECIMAL to DECIMAL cast as you suggested to Andriy's.
https://github.com/Teradata/presto/commit/3e6c3070647866db22d759e15a321947c7b60691


Do you use google hangouts because Using github for chat is awkward


Ok - Misunderstanding. I thought you would throw away the Quartz bits, and replace them with the new stuff, e.g. move from the core.common to core.scheduler. Ok, will move it


Also it's not actually used :)


The shared FF stuff was packaged, the build is within extra/desktop-settings


Sure I am currently checking that and will do something to fix that soon. I am currently checking the other places we use this.
That's a very valuable catch even if I will deny the pull-request.

Thanks!


Remove virtual.


....how do you do that ....

I mean the adiultra.cf
like stuff


How much is node.js? Do you have a multiplayer "Join Game At:" code to your server? If so, can I get the code? Thanks.


Oh BTW this is not a Pull Request ;) my mistake.


This will throw an error!


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Well This is my secret But yep I'll tell you just lets not start chatting on github, it is accessible to everyone


So if we double-call it (one call from LP one from the other mod) it is not cause issue?


Yeah, didn't make a PR - I'd pretty much assumed it was in the wrong place :-)


@ziogaschr Wasn't sure how to centre this better...


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Of course, that's a bit annoying - I think it's best to just remove all this commented out part, in that case. (The admittedly very small cost of actually inspecting the file to find the width and height isn't necessary anyway; let's let Facebook deal with that...)


And when you have a local manufacturer that doesn't have a matching global id it will be 0.  then all subsequent matches of 0 will get added to this and cause a cluster fuck of massive proportions.


I have trouble tracking all the different platforms they're on - so it has been tested/verified on Android. What about the others?


Not for now, but improved access control wouldn't just check if logged in, but logged in as the user that owns the cart! Or an admin.


no problem........
I'll try to find my way.....


цитата из [кода jnativehook](https://github.com/kwhat/jnativehook/blob/master/src/java/org/jnativehook/mouse/NativeMouseEvent.java)
```java

	/**
	 * Returns which, if any, of the mouse buttons has changed state.
	 *
	 * @return one of the following constants:
	 * <code>NOBUTTON</code>,
	 * <code>BUTTON1</code>,
	 * <code>BUTTON2</code>,
	 * <code>BUTTON3</code>,
	 * <code>BUTTON4</code> or
	 * <code>BUTTON5</code>
	 */
	public int getButton() {
		return button;
	}
```
так что теоретически коды не пересекаются, но нужно проверить, конечно, чего я сделать не могу, потому что не имею сборочного инструментария, выложите документацию, проверю. Ну и здесь ещё много можно реализовать, можно же активировать на сложные комбинации, которые эта либа вполне позволяет отслеживать, такие как двойное нажатие шортката и тп.


My concern with this PR is that it relies on the fact that math::Vector's are tightly packed. It math::Vector would introduce another private field, it would silently break. Why is this change a good idea?


This introduced a bug somehow...


Check out [this solution](https://github.com/david-perez/competitive-programming/blob/master/UVa/011804.cpp) for a cleaner approach.


Hmmmmmm ... where does `box` come from?


although not necessary, i like `this.counts` better


hey, can you chat on google hangouts,

my email is : adityaultra4@gmail.com


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1060wpcor](http://1060wpcor-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/wordpress/wordpress-development-versions](http://1060wpcor-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/wordpress/wordpress-development-versions)


This commit has introduced errors when my code comes across html including comments, as they don't have a tagName attribute:

```
  File "...", line 163, in get_body
    items = microdata.get_items(html)
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 22, in get_items
    return _find_items(tree)
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 148, in _find_items
    items.extend(_find_items(child))
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 148, in _find_items
    items.extend(_find_items(child))
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 145, in _find_items
    items.extend(_find_items(unlinked_element))
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 142, in _find_items
    unlinked = _extract(e, item)
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 175, in _extract
    unlinked.extend(_extract(child, item))
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 175, in _extract
    unlinked.extend(_extract(child, item))
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 175, in _extract
    unlinked.extend(_extract(child, item))
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 167, in _extract
    value = _property_value(child)
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 204, in _property_value
    value = _text(e)
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 215, in _text
    chunks.append(_text(child))
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 215, in _text
    chunks.append(_text(child))
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 215, in _text
    chunks.append(_text(child))
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 215, in _text
    chunks.append(_text(child))
  File ".../lib/python/microdata.py", line 212, in _text
    elif e.tagName == 'script':
AttributeError: Comment instance has no attribute 'tagName'
```


так можно посчитать сколько всего элементов в статическом массиве. Например есть у нас массив
```
int values[] = {
  5,
  4,
  7,
  ...
};
```
Короче куча целых чисел заранее неизвестной длины. оператор `sizeof(...)` вычисляет на этапе компиляции размер аргумента. Т.е. `sizeof(values)` это размер массива в байтах, а `sizeof(values[0])` это размер первого элемента массива, т.е. `sizeof(int)`, а значит запись `sizeof(values)/sizeof(values[0])` означает количество элементов в массиве.


It'd be nice to link to the source of these properties (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/opengraph/object-type/profile/ I guess) in the commit message


haha. oops. I could have sworn I remembered uncommenting this too.


and yes about hangouts ..
it is pre installed in my cell but not yet started up


Good job to chain middleware like this :)


Да, конечно дублирование надо будет убрать, если заработает в таком виде. Повторюсь, без документации/пояснения как корректно собрать этот модуль, я не могу протестировать


Writing `mongoose.model('User')` over and over seems redundant.


Ahem, missing OOM check.

Also, we try to avoid calling functions in the same line as we declare new variables...


the reason for iMap was that it clashes with ES2015 Map and that xo complains that names with capitals are reserved for classes that you instantiate with new…


Looks good


Why using callbacks (instead of a promise)?


I've made it a symlink, and made it restart Cassandra.


open it up add my email, start chatting


I don't know that I even tried using HipChat.log. Thanks for catching these though :)


No it will not, BC for example already calls this after most of it transactions. We also do on item insertion. We just didn't do it on item extraction.


Actually, you can leave the devtools initialization in the production build, it doesn't have any impact and it allows you to debug production apps…


I use the beta exclusively and it's been working for me?


Oh mongo...


(made it restart Cassandra _if it changes something_, that is)


Of course I fully agree with this if the upstream is alive. The primary case in my mind was the Hungarian dictionary (whose upstream has been dead forever, I believe).


Ah no worries, my oversight, @hannesvdvreken solution will work best until we have a full release.


Ahh. I did clean these up in a subsequent commit :) https://github.com/code-dot-org/code-dot-org/commit/3ba828ff260d06b66ffe0f03fe4e5b2049a57916 Glad I'm not going crazy and imagining things.


Oh, I see... I'm a little confused. I mixed it with "User-defined literals".
Well then thank you very much for this hint. My troubles with regular expressions over!


lol !!!! I've read this article at lest 3 times .. in the last weeks . and every time i was just wondering why they say ftree-vectorize is not great for NEON .. so i just didn't "trust" this.

but today i reading x86 GCC manual .. .. and found this interesting:

> -mveclibabi=type
    Specifies the ABI type to use for vectorizing intrinsics using an external library. Supported values for type are ‘svml’ for the Intel short vector math library and ‘acml’ for the AMD math core library. To use this option, both -ftree-vectorize and -funsafe-math-optimizations have to be enabled, and an SVML or ACML ABI-compatible library must be specified at link time.

and from ARM GCC Manual:

> If the selected floating-point hardware includes the NEON extension (e.g. -mfpu=‘neon’), note that floating-point operations are not generated by GCC's auto-vectorization pass unless -funsafe-math-optimizations is also specified.

i think both flags: ftree-vectorize + funsafe-math-optimizations or similar like ffast-math ... is just needed for NEON (SIMD) in order to relax the ISO rules and so gcc auto-vectorization will work.


#5518-Multispeed-Coils-used-with-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem-do-not-control-air-flow-properly-at-Speed-=-1 (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1014 of 1016 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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ele tava faltando mesmo, o controller usa, mas eu não tava deixando visível antes


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Should I also add `let x: i32<>;` example?


Remove "// TODO..."
:+1:


@bohdankutkovy :ok_hand:


Yes, exactly.


Cool. Today I learned something new, definitely worth it. Hopefully complaining devs will be also happy with this change. :wink:
Thanks for explaining this.


Doesn't seem like a valuable test.


(In the commit message, we use "KE" for Kenya to match the ISO 2-letter country code, not "KY".)


@pweil- those ifdefs are not mine. I just made changes to keep the sentence intact (prior to my edit the "Running of..." bullet was incomplete). I am happy with alex making whatever change he thinks is correct for this bullet).


Done. I think they went in the right place - structure has changed.

I edited this doc: https://github.com/MissingMaps/missingmaps.github.io/blob/localization/app/_data/en.yml and submitted a pull.....


well if you give me your gmail then I might start a chat


Sounds like a better idea to me.  I will change it and resubmit.


obra maestra


- **morgan** 모듈 logger 를 대신하는 미들웨어

logger.js 를 만들에서 winston 이라는 모듈을 불러오고 세팅을 해야하던데 그걸 대체하는 모듈인 듯!

근데 표준출력(stdout), 표준에러(stderr) ?!  이게 무슨 소리뉘?!!ㅋㅋㅋ
로그를 찍는다는데 나는 console.log 밖에 모르는데...
로그(?)에 대한 공부가 좀 더 필요할 듯...!!


yep...


Qt's foreach should no longer be used. instead use c++11's: `
for (MuseScoreView* view: score()->getViewer())`


A lot of what's happening in this function seems like it should go into a `beforeEach`, just to separate scaffolding from asserting.


@mr-karan  Double backticks required in `bootlint` as we are using rst for docs.


**23.2 is better.**


I know but we will be using a cleaner approach https://github.com/manjaro/manjaro-firefox-settings/, but because the Menda theme in this profiles is a special child we need to bundle the precreated profiles...


Formatting for 25 is weird here; Textmate follows the 120-character line run. Will check the build.


Yeni halindeki line 18'i gormemisim pardon ve ivit, boyle daha mantikliymis :D


*but it is buggy.* :cry:


Smart idea. :eyeglasses: Have you considered just replacing `mongoose.Promise` with `bluebird`?


published and unpublished


check out my new commits
http://arcdwi.github.io/check_out


SymbolTAble implemented with hashTable + chained list


Hmm. Just to be clearer, should I just add the following to `PearlBee::Comments::Builtin`:

````perl
use PearlBee::Comments::Builtin::AddComment;
use PearlBee::Comments::Builtin::Dashboard;
````

**OR**

Should I move the contents of both these modules into Builtin.pm?


nodeErr is used in subnet deletion too though, to ensure the old subnet gets deleted and the new one *doesn't* get created if it's invalid.  So we can't really consolidate the code, or the old subnet won't get deleted.


```
template<class T>
class Ptr {
    T* pointer = nullptr;
public:
    // конструктор
    Ptr() {
        pointer = new T;
    }

    // деструктор
    ~Ptr() {
        delete pointer;
    }
};
```
Примерно так реализуется класс Ptr. Теперь в функции `main`

```
int main() {
    Ptr<int> var; // здесь сработает конструктор
}
```
при выходе из функции сработает деструктор


@cjbates-mit can you move the testing code outside of this file? By leaving it here, any time someone tries to import from this file your test code will be run. Also, if we keep classes and logic in separate files from the test code, then it is easier to see what changed when looking at the git history. (if I look back and see that `ai.py` was changed in a certain commit, I expect it to be a change in the AI logic. If a separate `test_ai.py` file is changed, it's clear that only the tests or benchmarks were changed).

Also also, please don't commit code with debugging traces in it, especially not if using `ipdb` - not everyone has this package installed. It would be slightly more OK if `ipdb` were listed as a dependency in `requirements.txt` - at least that way we could guarantee that it doesn't fail for people who've installed all the listed requirements. (This is one of the reasons using a virtual environment makes sense in a collaborative project. You might forget that `ipdb` isn't standard because you use it all the time. The virtualenv as defined by `requirements.txt` standardizes the environment for all users)


No way to add new enums?


I'm glad someone is finally targeting the infant/toddler/preteen rave and EDM audience.


I use `Toolbar` and when I want to use `rtlizer = new ActionBarRtlizer(this, "toolbar");`, I get error:
`Error:(38, 19) error: constructor ActionBarRtlizer in class ActionBarRtlizer cannot be applied to given types;
required: Activity
found: MainActivity,String
reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length`


Ah, I noticed these menda inconsistencies.
Who created menda? Could it be fixed in the theme too?


As we don't run java we don't need this. Possibly Python, so we don't need to install that and pip?


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 18175](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=152773&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Exit code 1 (new) Build time: 00:02:29


@mr-karan  `</div>` without opening `<div>`? I doubt this snippet being a good_file!


:clap:


Maybe explain here they need the Basic auth key for e.g. Methode API (Lastpass or ask team)


You can do all of this in parallel with a `Promise.all`


> i think both flags: ftree-vectorize + funsafe-math-optimizations or similar like ffast-math ... is just needed for NEON (SIMD) in order to relax the ISO rules and so gcc auto-vectorization will work.

Thanks, now it's much clear why OptiPop enabled an autovectorization for all -ffast-math modules. I just was wondering, since it seemed for me a bit strange what this flag does among with other -ffast-math related ones.


argh is installed twice, do we want the one from pip or apt-get?


This Patch doe's not work
I think you have forgotten this code

UPDATE `creature_template` SET `AIName`='SmartAI' WHERE  `entry`=28330;
DELETE FROM `conditions` WHERE `SourceTypeOrReferenceId`=13 AND `SourceEntry`=51333;
INSERT INTO `conditions` (`SourceTypeOrReferenceId`, `SourceGroup`, `SourceEntry`, `SourceId`, `ElseGroup`, `ConditionTypeOrReference`, `ConditionTarget`, `ConditionValue1`, `ConditionValue2`, `ConditionValue3`, `NegativeCondition`, `ErrorType`, `ErrorTextId`, `ScriptName`, `Comment`) VALUES
(13, 1, 51333, 0, 0, 31, 0, 3, 28330, 0, 0, 0, 0, '', NULL);


You there?


Определенно!


Ouch. Is there any chance you could contribute a unit test that fails?


Thnaks so much Maartje. Is working like a charm. You're my number one lil gal.


:+1: I'm glad I'll never have to wrap my head around this again.


Given the mail address is used for routing by German personnel (and is most likely typed by Germans), I imagine something like this is more effective:

```
Universität Tübingen
Fachbereich Informatik
Arbeitsgruppe Ostermann (Programming Languages and Software Technology)
Sand 14
72076 Tübingen
```


Add topic adminhtml grid block controller classes*


ahhh that makes sense... but not really sure the best way forward with it. I get why facebook doesn't use a constructor, but those guys have a nasty habit of capitalizing everything... but to be consistent, it'd be lame to make an iList, iRecord, etc... thoughts?


I think this is legacy code and should be cleaned up.


Amazing Theme :+1:


Why actually not completely remove the isListenerRegistered field?


Yeah, thanks for clarifying this!


@mr-karan  Do we really need to add `<meta>, <head> ` etc tags here? I mean you aren't testing these tags anyway. Will your linter throw an error if we remove these useless tags from test files?


You mean that SendMessageTimeout worked faster for you? The problem was in the previous approach that the drive was not visible st all. You are testing it using Dir Exists?

What I can imagine is that the BroadcastSystemMessage is sync and consumes the time mentioned by you. Possible solutions are:

Create Mount Point, start threads and then do the broadcast
Do the broadcast async (in a different thread)

But as first we must be sure that the broadcast method causes the delay. From my point of view it makes anyway sense to start the threads and then to do the broadcast because then we are reading for the incoming request caused by the broadcast.


Thanks @tomprogrammer


Run through of an explanation of your schemas, specifically what is a `Box` vs `BoxWrapper` and why `Cart` contains a collection of `BoxWrappers`.


@mr-karan IMO it's better to club those lines and have just one line for `self.arguments`.


iFly uses one code base and ports it to iOS and Android. (And to their dedicated boxes and soon, Windows.)

I don't have an iOS device so I cannot "certify." @Nokomis449 has an iFly box, so he can certify that.

From what I've seen in the iFly beta forum for iOS (screen shots and discussions), it handles the Stratux just fine and supplies the same Traffic/Weather that I see see in Android.


Should this be `Server Error` or more detailed that we are in maintenance mode?


I would appreciate if you could propose proper fix or update code yourself.

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> fraction of seconds. It's possible for an implementation to have num=3 and
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vu ensemble, mieux vaut faire le fix spécifique dans la CSS du site concerné plutôt que sur l'icône elle-même (qui pourrait être utilisée n'importe où)


Rogue `ln`??


yes - I didn't find it because there's no tester implementation yet. i'll fix.


Really long line.


Why are we removing this? This is the code that converts the HTML back to the inline attachment BBCode.


Shouldn't here more being considered than just the PID? If after reboot another process has the PID stored here Nagstamon would fail to start as long as the other process runs.


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2127 of 2129 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

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

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Two comments, otherwise looks good.


Kann man das irgendwie ändern? Für solche Typen funktioniert ja immerhin so etwas wie

```haskell
deriving instance Eq (BlaFoo a t)
```


I'd say the point of production is to get as close to a deploy environment as you can while still on your local box/OS, which includes getting rid of an extra closure (below). Meatier does use production mode as a fast way to debug server code, which forces folks to debug either server or client, but never both, which is a best practice I'd like to force.


Looks good.


disabling vcard here?


> "When the type attribute of the [link] element of a preload link that is already [in a Document] is set or changed to a value that does not or no longer matches the [Content-Type metadata] of the previous obtained external resource, if any" - that one is not necessary AFAICT

How so? You fetched a webp thing and then the developer changes type to png. Seems like we ought to re-fetch?


Ah yes, indeed it does. I hadn't noticed that existed.

Personally I don't see the downside of enabling debug mode checks by default. Having bumped into this a couple times now, it's definitely a headache to track down when we run into these issues, and it's not like the checks are likely to add a performance penalty, so it seems like pure upside to me. However I assume you have some reasons for not wanting it on by default that I must be missing?


develop (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1570 of 1571 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Node.js is free, but you need to host the server on some machine that others in the Internet can directly connect to. I don't have a server running, and most likely nobody does.


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Menda was created by anex. I don't know if it can be fixed, I'm not familiar with gtk themes.
And right now, event with those fixes menda still causes invisible text (black background and black text) in some places with firefox.


haha hate writing these boilerplates


> For some reason got Integers while it expects Strings in all cases.

And now I know why:

https://github.com/rubyjedi/soap4r/blob/a1a6115bb6b3dfb518bf643128a3682cdd390932/lib/wsdl/xmlSchema/any.rb#L45

So, it is the cases that expects strings was wrong

Special attention to this one:
https://github.com/rubyjedi/soap4r/blob/a1a6115bb6b3dfb518bf643128a3682cdd390932/lib/wsdl/xmlSchema/any.rb#L43


Looks good!


continued medical quotes for the flat reality
"We do not always die the way we would prefer because we have fears and
concerns about the dying process.

offer support, touch if appropriate"


How do you make a server?


Would be maia-gtk a viable alternative for default?


\o/


Opus's


We'll need some additional commits to include the country in the CSV. I'll get onto it!


The plus, we had a unified gtk/qt theme.


No. That was on purpose
>Caveats

Bootlint assumes that your webpage is already valid HTML5. If you need to check HTML5 validity, we recommend tools like vnu.jar, grunt-html, or grunt-html-validation.

[Source](https://github.com/twbs/bootlint#caveats)


perhaps "with a CN codec"


i think we did it for simplicity. if we didn't add them here we'd have to add them in some other function (or when we generate the export instance). tag could probably work, we're still figuring out the best way to use tags


Yea I know, I kinda went on a swing with this. Did it solve all the issues though?


This LGTM with the above editorial stuff.


So this linter is not an HTML validator but it lints only for Bootstrap specific tags/class names in your code.


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condition is not needed as that already resides in db that was confirmed earlier
but ye did forget about ainame.


Yes, it does.


In an `Activity`, `setContentView(R.layout.my_layout)` invokes the `LayoutInflater`, which expands the XML file to an existing view hierarchy. This view hierarchy is then placed inside the `Activity`'s `Window` to become visible on screen.

In the `Module` madness, we no longer need to do this; I will elaborate on this and fix this code soon.


見つかった問題点、修正点
･そもそもDataApiのリスナー登録をしていない→登録
･送信部と受信部を結合
･三つ巴デッドロック→ハンドラに→仮にセンサデータがなくても定期的に空パケ送信して受診に行くようにした
･onDataChangedが最初呼ばれない→ダミーの更新を1回入れた→changedだから作成は含まれない…？
･onDataChangedはパス単位での通知なのでどのキーが更新されたかはわかりませんぞ→どの更新なのか判別するならパスを変えるしかない→めんどいので気にしない
･ハンドラが停止しない→そもそもonStopもonDestroyもon(ryも呼ばれてない→IntentしてもActivityはスタックにたまるだけで消えません
･無言落ち→メモリ不足→Activityがスタックに溜まり続けるから
･Intentフラグを変え、常にスタッククリーンするようにした
･GoogleAPIClientのリスナーは1つしか受け付けない模様(スタックの関係で消えることもない)→登録してもコールバックが呼ばれないので悩んだ→めんどいのでメインActivity以外はリスナー登録しないようにした


yeah that does look like the right way to go. man that seems like a huge oversight on django's part


There is no `onCreate()` for a `Module`. Use the `init()` function instead. (See my branch if needed.)


This is the test we spoke about. It never actually tested what it said it tested; it was entirely dependent on the order of the test setup, which is another way of saying it just took the latest VersionID to sort on. It never did anything with the BuildID.


function N = normalize(I, l, h)
    minI = min(I);
    maxI = max(I);
    %% normalize between [0...1]
    N = I - minI;
    N = N ./ (maxI - minI);
    %% scale between [l...h]
    N = N .* (h-l);
    N = N + l;
end


@mr-karan  But isn't `good_file` meant to be a valid file?


Will do on baseline no header sectPr!

Yeah! I prefer code-block over highlight for various reasons. Do you mind if I use it?


This is nice :relaxed:


Just to shorten the code later. Other ideas? `#define` is not to offer.


Those are tags which make up "valid" HTML, AFAIK. Needed.


above: sounds good
below: not sure what you mean? the `settings.xml` has `w:evenAndOddHeaders`.
`w:evenAndOddHeaders` does not appear in the `w:sectPr` I don't believe.


You mean I should change that to
`Checks the code with `//bootlint` on each file separately.` ?


yes yes this is great
+1


```expect(jv[jss::result].isMember(jss::offers) &&
    jv[jss::result][jss::offers].size() == 1);
```


Cool!


we  don't really need a file separator when adding two params in the file constructor, do we?


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Nigusse) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2125 of 2126 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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maia-gtk is inconsistent between gtk2 and gtk3, and the gtk2 version is not really good, the only reason I'm using them (maia-gtk is based on kde breeze-gtk) is because it matches breeze.


This will confuse code readers in the future. No need to have invalid HTML. Make it valid, and just test Bootstrap specific code.


I can see that argument, and would be happy to reverse the logic. OTOH I think that having multiple impl blocks for the same self type is rare enough that this doesn't really matter.


I am down to take a crack at the protocol. Do we want to wait to spell it out though until we have a firm handle on how Word handles section header inheritance? Have you had a chance to look into it yet? I actually obtained a desktop version of word the other day and so I could do it.


Okay. I will add that :+1:


Looks like you committed before you finished the input tag... Maybe you need to commit again?


Hah -- clearly a copy-paste issue that got fixed in a later commit. Will try to keep the history cleaner in the future...


@mr-karan  Since you are just checking the missing type in `button` why not remove useless `<script> ` etc tags? Can we do that?


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1060wpcor](http://1060wpcor-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/wordpress/wordpress-development-versions](http://1060wpcor-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/wordpress/wordpress-development-versions)


bad ...


I only use it for lxqt, because the lacks of qt5 apps makes also gtk theme necessary.
And ironically, since maia.plasma is only for plasma, I use absurdly a gtk theme in qt5 DE.


configuration service cannot be null here since autowiring would fail. If it is null it means the autowire is meaningless and this is used outside of Spring context.


OK it now uses a static variable.  Will try to cancel the previous pull if I can.


this property is set in xml (mdsCommonContext.xml) we do not need an autowire here.


nit: case -> form (looks like a copy/paste artifact)


Have you looked at the vertex based maia theme? Looks nice, but haven't tested any further.


İlkinde başarısız olduğumuz pull requesti yapmaya çalışıyoruz


As i said, Enhanced Client needs to receive items in the opposite order. With this commit you make again the list to have swapped prices: price of the first item is applied to last, and so on. I tested it with an old UI (the one i'm using and the apparently only one on which buying works).


lgtm


Top right corner squares have black borders, plus they are not filling whole 100x100 grid slot.


I don't think this will work. Since ssl_paths is a dictionary and p will be the keys in the dictionary and not the values.


Why 2.0 and not 1.10?


probably emailAddress since it'll be hard to identify "support" from an integer, but yes, I'll make that change after authorization is added


huh? what's with these comments?


Dunno, do we really want to have such small test case files?


LGTM.


Same here...


Dude, I'm on a school chromebook. I can try it when I get home. Can you make it if I give you my IP address?


Its actually really funny.
HTMlLintBear forces you to remove the <html> <head> and <body> as they are archaic tags and should not be used according to them :P


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2163 of 2164 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 243 Build time: 00:04:13


And maybe even here?


Seems this name change breaks the color settings, shouldn't it be the same name has the whole midnadark?


Added Indentation :P


The legacy json-rpc server is still based off of bitcoin core's wallet, so I'd leave this one unchanged.


Why is this hardcoded? Is this because of an unrelated issue?


lgtm


I can't. I forgot about having to go to south carolina to see my grandmother.


Added portion of gyro read


## Task 1

Write a program to count word usage in the given text.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.  You should use a *standard* dictionary as part of your function(s) to accomplish this task (see Task 2, where you'll use a slightly different type of dictionary).

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a dictionary to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 2

Using [Counter](https://docs.python.org/2/library/collections.html#collections.Counter) from the `collections` module, write a program to count word usage in the same text as above.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a `Counter` to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that processess the given data to create a dictionary that maps the ExaML run name (e.g. ExaML_info.T6 as the `key`) to the ExaML log-likelihood value (e.g. -82924194.67 as the `value`). Use this function or a function that calls this function to prettily print the run name followed by the log-likelihood value in two column format to the screen.  Also include a function that sorts the log-likelihood values and helps us determine which run name minimizes the negative log likelihood value (e.g. the run name having the LL value closest to zero). Also output the name of this "best" run to the screen.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program prints run name/LL in two column format and correctly sorts and reports the "best" ML result (4 pts.)


This looks very strange...


Wait, you can break that up? Why not just `(?P<severity>[E|W])`


All good, it now passes all routing tests

> On 02 Mar 2016, at 08:04, Szymon Pobiega <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
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I need to re-run that test to get the updated results, right?


According to what I read it is better to just do another commit so that is what I did and I will not do another commit to GitHub unless told to do so.


@JPercivall there shouldn't ever be too many idle senders because the blocking queue used to hold the senders is to a max capacity of the concurrent tasks, so 1 per possible concurrent executions of onTrigger, and at the end of onTrigger when it tries to return a sender to the pool, if the return failed due to max capacity somehow being reached then it will just close the sender. So you really could never end up with more than 1 sender for 1 concurrent task.


Actually this function is not needed.
Server should not traverse the whole.
we can get it in roomio as socketClient.on('someevents', function(data){/**get client instance here as "socketClient" **/});

I think ziyu just have not removed this deprecated usage here


#5518-Multispeed-Coils-used-with-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem-do-not-control-air-flow-properly-at-Speed-=-1 (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1572 of 1574 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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promise I'll pull things together, but for now, I'm gonna drop all the depressing, but relevant, medical end-of-life stuff here


Yeah ... but it's complicated. BTW - the current regex is wrong ad the `severity_map` is never being used.


Is this needed?


Do console.log()  on attrs, for simple iurl tags attrs its just an object with a single key: defaultattr

On regular links (or attached links that haven't been modified by the wysiwyg mode) that code will fail since attrs is not a function.

We will have to find another way to tell the editor if it is an attached link or a regular one.


@yehudasa for some reason Github doesn't allow me to send a PR against your repository, so I'm posting a link the two commits here: https://github.com/rzarzynski/ceph/commits/wip-rgw-swift-versioning.


lgtm


Groovy, thank you sir! :dancers:


No, it's just a display issue. It should be displayed on the site soon.


@erikse When a method has too many parameters?


oops, my mistake! (i couldn't look at the whole combined diff because it was too big with all of the compiled-js removals.)


Oops, I didn't see your commit until just now. Thanks anyway though.


Needs a signoff?


Awesome, thanks!


All these can be simplified like so:

```
compile 'foo', 'bar'
testCompile 'baz'
testRuntime 'bla'
```

no need to put each one in a list, or parens.


OK, that makes sense. The resulting file is small but it's something one might want to run on its own.


```C++
namespace {
inline SettingsStorage *settings() { //just a shortcut
    return  SettingsStorage::instance();
}
}
```


It is fine to use sourceSymbolValidator, but the original approach was fine too.


Do we want to update the `authState` even if the `creds == null`?


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg)


Sieht nach kaputtem Encoding aus, der Autor ist hier in UTF-8 enkodiert und der Rest in Latin-1.  Das kann nicht gut gehen.  Bitte konvertiere den Rest nach UTF-8.


A bit small, but lgtm otherwise.


The same here.


So if the file does not exist, no exception is thrown ? but filePath is null, right ?


`[H]` benötigt das `float`-Paket in der Präambel.


Why don't you use the base at www instead of the symbolic link?

> pipe(plugins.inlineNg2Template({ useRelativePaths: false, base: 'www' }))


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Comment shouldn't be talking about height, captain copy pasta :confused:


don't return by const&


I'm a bit confused here, what happens if --max_change is not provided?


dito


I didn't get a chance yesterday, will today though. Thanks


This should be fixed, though.


The filter() method does not (correctly) consider private tags. Is that on purpose? At least it should be mentioned in the Javadoc.


+1 in principal, but don't return implictly shared Qt containers by const&.


lo


It's for the future, if the file is growing, it will not be in test-util.h again, and restart the cycle of removing unrelated tests from test-util in a year or two. Also it is now way much easier to know where to add new tests, which functions have tests (and are not just covered), and to force new tests to be in the right file instead of dumping everything in test-util.c.


Ich kann `\citet` nur im `natbib`-Paket finden welches weitere Konfiguration und eine Bibliographie erfordert.  Würde der Einfachheit halber alles was mit Bibliographie zu tun hat keines der Pakete nutzen, sondern die Fußnoten und Referenzen manuell setzen.


I was merely keeping it consistent with the way we invoke the build in our own project. I can remove it but I don't actually know the ramifications of doing so.


@erikse When a method has too many parameters?


@JdeH I'll be sure to include more expressive descriptions of the purpose of the change in subsequent commit messages.


By some browsers it means IE8.


no problem, we'll have it in the version history for reference. i finished chapter 1 of digital dharma and have notes re: first chakra correlations chicken-scratched in the margins, so i'll get those organized and pushed up soon


@marcgarreau why was this removed? Getting errors locally now when trying to run `webpack-dev-server`: ```ERROR in ./entry.js
Module parse failed: /Users/mikekauffman/projects/react-hoster/entry.js Line 1: Unexpected token
You may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type.
| import Hoster from './components/hoster'
| import React from 'react'
| import { render } from 'react-dom'
 @ multi main```


Oh thanks for spotting this, I must have failed a rebase somehow...


On line 464 did  New FileStream not work for you?


Heh, that's why my pull request wasn't working, because we both tried to remove this file


%% using a "scrambled" way to calculate the Eigenvector Decomposition
L = I'*I;
[V D] = eig(L);
[D, i] = sort(diag(D), 'descend');
V = V(:,i);
E = I * V;


@johanjanssens Converted to Phinx file in dc4195fc!


I think this is file corruption. I never have any bugs in my code.


I think the reason this isn't done as a decorator is so that `short_circuit_middlewares` can be set on `wrapped_view`, and not on the decorated version.


@ilya-g just return string


@Haroenv I don't think so. I just saw it some seconds ago.


OK, understand.
Since our team is developing mainly on Windows (we have some Linux computational stuff, but that's C++) I'll keep the line endings Windows in the main branch.


This should probably be a fold on the telephoneNumber


for some reason this caused a bug, drawing lines on GMap, solved


I mean that I also tried to remove it, after the previous merge, at the exact moment you did this commit, and then I got a 404.


Since I'm on Windows, ...


> AYYYY LMAAOOOOOO

I mean, good job!


OK


Would it make sense to combine the session.read(..) and then the subsequent session.write(...) into a single session.write(..) using a StreamCallback() to immediately write the JSON output preventing the need for AtomicReference to the String jsonholder?


shoudl taht be polled from -lsai ? automatic generated


Porque esse campo foi retirado? @eduardoedson


:wink:
No Problem.


We work in a multi-language environment. So indeed the case, bracketing etc. style is a mix of Python, JavaScript and C++. Unfortunately it's something I have to live with. I'll keep the path manipulation in mind, however. May change it later.


@fmancardi Excuse me.
Are you going to change the supported version of MySQL from 5.6 for next version?
Now I try to install with this branch's files. But I cannot install Test Link with my environment that is MySQL version is 5.5.47. I understand this branch is unstable. So If you say yes for my question, I will upgrade my MySQL.

And I'm sorry. I'm not sure whether it is OK that I send a mention to you in github.
I think I should use mantis to contact to you. but this branch has not yet to released.
So I send this mention to you by github since I thought I confuse you by posting issue for un-released version in mantis.


@colinrford This is bad since you don't want to use the high-power high-latency accelerometer, then do your own math, and then figure out if it was a step or not. It'll kill the battery fast. `Sensor.STEP_COUNTER` is much better, since it's a hardware low-power low-latency chip that does that for you (and counts since reboots, so you never lose steps!)


Doing so will throw an error:
https://hc.apache.org/httpcomponents-client-ga/httpclient/apidocs/org/apache/http/auth/AuthState.html#update(org.apache.http.auth.AuthScheme,%20org.apache.http.auth.Credentials)

I agree that putting the `update()` call into the `if` block would be good.


Yes, you have a point.


We can't use "pgrep docker" it'll turn up e.g. `docker run` instances too.  Besides it's just too ugly to live =)


unless we want to trigger an exception...


effectivement ça marche surement mieux comme ça ;)


Keyword spam? I sincerly believe Django developers should use this! I've made quite some Django apps, but the JavaScript always bothered me.


@Brahmancer you should probably also track all nutrition information instead of just calories...

![](http://www.fda.gov/ucm/groups/fdagov-public/documents/image/ucm386494.jpg)


Incidentally, all attachments that aren't images are converted to iurl tags, its just easier for use to keep that behavior as it saves us from having to check every iurl tag.

Ideally, no attached image should ever have to be converted to iurl tag, thus the checks I deleted aren't needed. Of course we need to have a way to always detect attached images.


Feels like you can drop 'some services' from this comment. I know it's used elsewhere in this file; reads funny to me there too.


@JdeH That's a question, though. Is this package primarily for internal use (which it seems to be; thanks for open-sourcing and sharing!) or is the purpose to produce a generally usable compiler?  If general use is the end goal then having the Python code a) match Python idioms and expectations (package management, script installation, namespace packages, avoiding path manipulation, etc., etc.), b) somewhat match Pythonic code style (ref: PEP-8 and friends, but I don't recommend PEP-8 itself), and c) match more broadly universal file expectations (line endings, UTF-8 encoding, etc.) in order to encourage contribution and reduce headspace requirements for contributors.  Windows is the "odd duck" in the Python world, with the world pretty much standardizing on UNIX conventions.


s/defailt/default


Just a heads up. We where seeing the same messages as @SETIguy regarding the handle_get_file_size() function. We definitely didn't see that before. We are still running a slightly modified file upload handler (better log output) and to fix those messages I changed the open(WRONLY|APPEND) in handle_get_file_size() to open(RDONLY) since it only has to find out if the file is already there and which size it has. If there is a size discrepancy between Client and Server the handle_file_upload() function has to deal with that either way.

I'm now seeing messages like these:
`Returning error to client xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: [h1_0050.05_O1C01Cl1In1__O1AS20-100T_50.15Hz_397_1_1] locked by file_upload_handler PID=4219652 (transient)`
Where the PID is not registered in the system. We are running 4 fcgi handlers which pids do not change.

@SETIguy do you also see those lock errors or did you disable `LOCK_FILES`?


Isn't this where the 'container images' exist, not the 'containers'?


@Cin316 I would prefer to confer with @jasarien first on his preferences for the UI.

Also, even if it's included in the main codebase, you'd still have to do all the backend configuration stuff (CloudKit) to get to work on your personal build.


I do not think we want to throw an exception because in many cases there will be no AuthZ involved.


We could also use #define _USE_MATH_CONSTANTS first and then use M_PI(Or any other math constants for that matter) without the need to define it
[https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/4hwaceh6.aspx](url)


We never use ```as``` conversion for a conversion that is expected to succeed. An ```as``` conversion that is not followed by a null check is a red flag.
Also, it feels kind of backwards to use SemanticModel to locate the event symbol. Use compilation.GetTypeByMetadatName to locate the containing type symbol and then get the event from it.


I haven't forgotten about this.


5499-Electric-Service-Follow-Up (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@JdeH I'm close to having eliminated the need for it.  My next push should include the `ModuleMetadata` path lookup update to allow pulling JS imports from Python-installed, generally importable packages as a short-circuit prior to exhaustive `moduleSearchDirs` exploration.


#5518-Multispeed-Coils-used-with-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem-do-not-control-air-flow-properly-at-Speed-=-1 (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2123 of 2130 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 5 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 5 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.

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I've tested this commit with RSA_PKCS1_OAEP_PADDING for encrypt/decrypt, and it worked.

I'd say it's ready to be merged...


@rodrigopavezi FYI, I think we can use this HTML file for testing all data selection settings. Thx.


This exception isn't caught anywhere


a client should never get to this point if there is no AuthZ: https://github.com/fcrepo4-exts/fcrepo-java-client/pull/9/files#diff-85ffa85f45e689a6f4cbb639cf39a8d2L67


Thanks. Since which version?


OK, could be useful. I'll keep this one in mind. Will have to work on Windows as well though.


Cookiecutter variable uninterpreted. Please see @dajose  comments.


That is, if a `creds` is null here, there is something really wrong, and an exception may be appropriate.


I have not personally tested Stratux with an "I" device, but it works great with iFly's dedicated hardware.  I have an I Fly 740 and Stratux works as well on it as it does the Android version of iFly.  I'm certain others running the iOS version of I Fly have had the same success.


No. You are right. This should be:
+static inline _Decimal64
+fast_truncd64 (_Decimal64 a)
+{
+  /* Load FP Integer with round toward 0 with inexact-exception.  */
+  asm ("fidtr %0,5,%0,0\n\t" : "+f" (a));

instead of

+static inline _Decimal64
+fast_truncd64 (_Decimal64 a)
+{
+  /* Load FP Integer with round toward 0 without inexact-exception.  */
+  asm ("fidtr %0,5,%0,4\n\t" : "+f" (a));


Changing to isModified. I left it public so it could maybe pave a way for Views to natively support reverting a view.


gnarly


Anyway, if there's no better solution, we can resort to using conditionals...


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Nigusse) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2131 of 2132 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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Yes, but this package itself provides nothing for Django, and there is nothing Django-specific in here.  I.e. you have the dependency reversed.  You would declare the "django" keyword if your package actually interfaced with Django in some way, i.e. by providing a reusable application bound to Django conventions, reusable model, etc., etc.  Because this package doesn't actually offer any additions specific to Django, the keyword does not belong.

Full agreement that Django or any web app can benefit from this type of JS transpiling, but saying "this is a Django transpiler" is misleading for the purpose of search result inclusion, thus spam.


Why did you want to move the pkg file to administrator/manifests/packages?

if (!file_exists($this->getSourceFolder() . "pkg_" . $this->getExtensionName() . ".xml")) should work too? But maybe i am missing something..


Here we need to walk the OrderBy and Limit expressions as well, see `Select.WalkStmt` which does this


This cast from d128 to d32 wasn't triggered in another testcase, so I added it.
If gcc do not call the truncdd-function, but emits his own instructions, then it is okay for me, too.
But how can I get gcc to not emit a call to truncdd-function in all cases?


This part fixes the lat/lng-encoded-as-a-string issue.


OK. Let's leave it.


isn't useless?
>testRuntime
>The dependencies required to run the tests. By default, also includes the compile, runtime and test compile dependencies.


@valzav Why update FC version to a very old one?


like dat?


This "execute a module" approach should most definitely work on Windows.  I'm not sure of the specifics of package installation, but if you `setup.py develop`, `setup.py install`, `pip install -e`, or straight `pip install` this forked version of the package in a virtual environment, have the environment active in your terminal, then try to run "python -m transcrypt" it should "just work".


Thanks, this is a really important useful feature!


@vivekramamoorthy I rerun the cookiecutter again is it is interpreting the template well. Please rerun the cookiecutter template. Not sure why it didn't interpreted well some variables, as a advice, make sure to have the latest version. Mine is:

```
$ cookiecutter --version
Cookiecutter 1.3.0 from /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages (Python 2.7)
```


Interesting.  You would like to see constructors _before_ properties?


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1018 of 1018 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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ohh ok, good point. I can change that back.


- GCCs < 5 emits a call to this function __dpd_trunctdsd2 with "return (_Decimal32) in;".
  Here - in libdfp - i can add the "round to prepare for shorter precision" in the first ldxtr-conversion:
_Decimal32
__BACKEND_(trunctdsd2) (_Decimal128 in)
{
  /* On s390, this special version with first a cast to _Decimal64
     and afterwards to _Decimal32 is needed, because otherwise
     the gccs before gcc 5 emits a call to __dpd_trunctdsd2 (this function),
     which would lead to a Segmentation fault at runtime
     due to endless recursive calls.
     This code uses two "load rounded"-instructions one after another.
     Rounding from _Decimal128 to _Decimal64 is done in "Round to prepare for
     shorter precision" rounding-mode.
     Starting with gcc 5, these two load-instructions are emitted directly
     and omit this function-call at all.
     But the ldxtr instruction is done in current rounding-mode.
     (At least for gcc 5.1, 5.2, 5.3)
  */
  _Decimal32 out;
  _Decimal64 tmp;
  asm ("ldxtr %1,15,%2,0\n\t" /* Load rounded: d128 -> d64 in
				 "Round to prepare for shorter precision.  "*/
       "ledtr %0,0,%1,0"
       : "=f" (out), "=&f" (tmp)
       : "f" (in)
       );
  return out;
}

- GCCs >= 5 do not call __dpd_trunctdsd2 at all, but emits:
0000000010000c60 <castd128tod32>:
    10000c60:	68 00 20 00       	ld	%f0,0(%r2)
    10000c64:	68 20 20 08       	ld	%f2,8(%r2)
    10000c68:	b3 dd 00 40       	ldxtr	%f4,0,%f0,0
    10000c6c:	28 04             	ldr	%f0,%f4
    10000c6e:	b3 d5 00 00       	ledtr	%f0,0,%f0,0
    10000c72:	07 fe             	br	%r14
Here i can't fix something in libdfp. This has to be changed in gcc, too!
(I've already talked to Andreas Krebbel and he will fix this for gcc 5.4 / 6)


Fixes Issue #114


Sounds logical. I'll keep this in mind and probably at least merge it partially in the future. Not too sure how moving org and com will work out, though. They are specifically meant for Transcrypt, not for CPython in general. Maybe a good idea nevertheless. Don't know yet. "pip install" ability is indeed a considerable advantage. In general these things must be more streamlined in a production version. Thanks for the tips.


You don't really need to do this - you can just use current_user in the controller and views.


@Haroenv Ah, I thought you meant the pull request with conflicts.


The precedent set with the weblinks repo is to structure the src directory with the CMS file structure.  This is the location the manifest lives at when installed in the CMS.


Instead of doing these two lines to associate an item with a user, you can do this:

```
@item = current_user.items.new(params.require(:item).permit(:name))
```


Should we say something like, `imfile config error: file path '%s' does not include a basename component`?


I think the 25px is about the same as 20em


Here you can do this:

```
@items = current_user.items
```


Please correct spelling here and don't write dot products as multiplies, as * does something different.


matrix lowercase


It's clear that handling four issues here, so it's better to be done in four commits. I will review this anyway since splitting commit is hard...


right, `testRuntime` dependencies include the ones from `testCompile`.


The key question with promoting org/com to be real namespace packages is multi-package cooperation.  Currently the only way to add more code to those "fake namespaces" is by adding code to Transcrypt itself.  This is _highly_ sub-optimal; I personally would only want stdlib adaption (i.e. the "itertools" override) within Transcrypt.  Being able to redistribute individually packaged library wrappers which, when installed together, all cooperate on populating a "single" `org` and `com` namespace, is highly advantageous.


Make b the same dtype as a for faster comparisons.


It looks like this does what you want it to do. But in the future it might be good to keep all of the testing logic in sessions_controller_test. That way, we won't inadvertently mess with the database :smile:


How about "deploy containers to Kubernetes"?


this hunk (these four line changes) doesn't do anything.  Please leave `plot_index` and the whitespace as it was.


You can actually do this:

```
<%= render @items %>
```
It would take the place of lines 12 - 14. Then in your item partial, just wrap the whole thing in an


I due time I'll try to find out how to do that on Windows. And on OSX, because that will also have to be supported.


All of this should be inside of a `if dtype == :complex64 || dtype == :complex128` block. No reason to run this check multiple times. Also, comparing a symbol using regex is extremely bad practice.


Active 상태에서만 입력받도록 수정필요


I don't know how, but the "minified" version is missing a "break" after the 3.3.0 check, so this is broken with KO 3.3.0 because it uses the 3.4.0 variable also when you have 3.3.0.


Last note: there are other approaches.  For example, providing a Python-level "js" top-level package namespace (keeps "com" and "org" from Python generally) with JavaScript-side absolute imports automatically prefixed (or just attempted with the prefix first).  This approach is sub-optimal in different ways, however.


Sgtm.


Why jQuery below `OnManagerMainFrameHeaderHTMLBlock`? Plugins using this event must not use jQuery/Mootools? To enable plugins loading their own jQuery first this could be a solution.

`<script>!window.jQuery && document.write(unescape('%3Cscript src="media/script/jquery/jquery.min.js"%3E%3C/script%3E'))</script>`

But I would move `OnManagerMainFrameHeaderHTMLBlock` below mootools.js:

    <?php echo sprintf('<script src="%s" type="text/javascript"></script>'."\n", $modx->config['jquery_mgr_path']); ?>
    <script src="media/script/mootools/mootools.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
    <!-- OnManagerMainFrameHeaderHTMLBlock -->
    <?php echo $onManagerMainFrameHeaderHTMLBlock . "\n"; ?>


@JdeH I'm developing on Mac OS X.  It behaves in 99% of all matters identically to Linux.


`$t:ty`?


This whole test is written really confusingly. Please reorganize it.


`multiplier[i,j] *= s[i]`


I have been running with a native only recipe all afternoon :-)


I'm popping in pretty quickly here... but it seems like having a return of an Array of Contacts that need to be contacted (right?) without some note of the User who needs to contact them will cause some issues.

Like what if both I and Ryan have Kyle as a Contact, and I need to contact Kyle but Ryan is current with his communication? Right now you would have Kyle in the Array of Contacts, but no way of knowing which User needs to be notified to contact him.


It's not really a "Check" any more. It's actually producing something. CreateInstanceConfigs or NewInstanceConfigs is more appropriate


Regarding the distinction between invalid job IDs and jobs that have finished "after" `CLEAN_PERIOD` you could probably test, whether the job ID is listed in a `bhist` call. If the job ID is invalid it would not show up, if it already finished it would.


@JdeH An important note: I only push updates when the codebase is in a working state.  My changes so far, excluding one case typo in setup.py which I really ought to fix, are working.


Ok.

https://github.com/cyoung/stratux/commit/f031ca3c04feeba93269246398c367f63e9ccf84


If it is unstable, why push it to the master branch?


Prijavljuje mi

FatalErrorException in Response.php line 0:
Method Suin\RSSWriter\Feed::__toString() must not throw an exception


Since Translate Toolkit 1.12.0-rc1 released on 11 July 2014. See http://docs.translatehouse.org/projects/translate-toolkit/en/stable/releases/1.12.0-rc1.html#checks


It's doable but is it really a good practice to have a method name same as the variable name?


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 18180](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=152868&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 243 Build time: 00:04:08


Using "upload" as a class here doesn't make much sense. It's not an upload, it's the upload page. This is a great place to use an ID. Something like id="upload-page" would make a lot more sense.


Same goes here as the upload class.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [sukottokun](http://sukottokun-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
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Currently packages are installed somewhere in a subfolder of a certain Python version. That doesn't make them part of Python does it? Were should com and org go in your view? In the sitepackages folder of Python3.5? Not sure how that is fundamentally different...


Can you wrap ARTChannelError as @ARTChannelError@ please, ideally linking to the type definition if it exists somewhere, but no stress if not.


We should log this line right after the net.Dial. Doing it in here is too early.


More of a question here. Does that remove fields at any level that match the name? EX: If I specified name,age and the input JSON was {"name": "Jeremy", "age": 29, "siblings": {"name": "Josh" ......} Looking at the code it looks like both name fields would be removed. Is this the desired functionality?


OK.
Nice to hear about Apple, I installed it using VmWare. But first I'll complete for Windows and Linux.


I think this was meant to include swift no, why `objc,ruby`?


As above, should this include swift?


5499-Electric-Service-Follow-Up (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2118 of 2124 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 9 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 9 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 9 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: RDD diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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Ok thanks


I didn't realize this was a push to master, so this is even more surprising. Looks like we messed up and can't deploy anything anymore now. I guess we can only send the @andyli signal and hope for the best.


This can be refactored to work in a way that you don't have to add a new listener for every page related button. Check out this page on event delegation to see a way to write one event handler that can handle all page buttons: https://learn.jquery.com/events/event-delegation/

Let me know if you have questions on this.


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Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 244 Build time: 00:04:13


I didn't give this too much though. I assume people normally don't deal with hidden files or dirs of any sort, unless they explicitly want them hidden. Indeed, the new code will ignore hidden files as well.

Does this affect you in any way? Have you configured your media file naming pattern to start with a dot?


We should probably add text descriptions for each notification type


Using the same variable name with different data types makes it hard to read, e.g. instances is []instanceConfig here but a Flag.String somewhere else. Simply name it instanceConfigs here?


This appears to be wrong, the type is missing, but also it's not a channel they are subscribing to but a Channel state no?  Also ARTChannelEventError should be a type i.e. @ARTChannelEventError@ ideally linking to a defined type at the bottom of the page and in types as well


This is generating warnings on 32bit MSVC where size_t is uint32_t and UnsignedStreamSize is uint64_t.


I think there's confusion here about the use of `IconScaler.scale`. It takes a desired width as an argument, in pixels, so the previous code said "Make this 8% of the screen width." The revision in the commit is much harder to reason about, and that `0.0001` doesn't carry any discernible meaning.


I'd set false here, and explicitly set true after validation. The begin/rescue should cover it, but assuming insecure by default is probably a bit more defensive.


Any new offset coming for 3.2 patch?


Remove the comment `TODO` since you have implemented.


As above, missing type, code indicators and misleading content


Seems like an error here, checking Visible twice.  Also since this property access has locking overhead, stash it in a local variable.


Wait @fffw does this also need the hangout ports?


Don't leave the dead code.


Consider making `pages` an object instead of an array. That way you can use `pages["rules"]` instead of `pages[0]`. If you ever had to change the order of the array, all your code referencing `pages[0]` would have to change, which would suck.


The actual rule is "put the class in order of execution". The constructors run first, so...

We put the fields before the methods that use them. For things that are set by the constructor we normally put them just below the constructors.


I don't claim it's a Django transpiler. But since I consider it useful for Djangoists, they should be able to find it, that's why the keyword is included.


Thanks! Fixed in 101b071.


If you read and parse this once in a class-level constant, you won't need to re-read it for every request.

```
SCHEMA = JsonSchema.parse! JSON.parse(File.read(File.join(Rails.root, 'app', 'xml', 'character_data_json.schema')))
SCHEMA.expand_references!

def getsha
  ...
  SCHEMA.validate!(...)
end


When the packages are properly labeled as namespaces (currently the Transcrypt distribution defines no namespaces) then the package manager will handle merging of the source trees of multiple distributions, for those namespaces.  To borrow a simplified example, given a distribution like:

```
* setup.py
* org/
   * __init__.py
   * marrow/
      * __init__.py
      * foo.py
```

And a distribution like:

```
* setup.py
* org/
   * __init__.py
```

Upon installation a "org" folder will have been constructed within site-packages that looks like:

```
* org/
   * __init__.py
   * marrow/
      * __init__.py
      * foo.py
   * illico/
      * __init__.py
      * bar.py
```

All automatically.  :)


you could also get rid of the getString() there ;)


This is now failing on my machine (Arch Linux, libsystemd version 229-3). The suggested change seems to work.


hola, vamo q tu nombre tambien


why keep the commented out  $scope.type ?
$scope.isPersistent is no longer used.


Maybe put a comment in about what this condition is trying to do / why we need to move it.  Does the set offer a way to move an object without removing and re-inserting?


Does it still make sense to use variables here?


Why did you name this `Data`? It's way too generic of a name for someone else to read and understand what it is/does. Come up with a name that you feel better describes what it actually is.


You can replace hand-crafted builder pattern with Lombok's [`@Builder`](https://projectlombok.org/features/Builder.html) annotation.


This should not be there and moved to `finish()` IMO


After replacing custom builder implementation with [`@Builder`] (https://projectlombok.org/features/Builder.html) annotation following null checks can be replaced with [`@NonNull`] (https://projectlombok.org/features/NonNull.html) annotation on particular fields.


Need a comment for this variable. Knowing it is map[string]bool does not convey enough semantic meaning


Thanks for fixing this :+


I used the install script yesterday on my Pi and got the old code here.
I noticed the issue and was just about to make a pull request for the fix and realized the fix is already in place.

Not sure, but there could be an issue with the install script


what's the semicolon here? Can you add a comment about the expected format?


OK, I'll wait and see...


could you squash these two commits?


@rlorenzo : Can you review the code in free time.


Add later


Hmmm.... I'm not sure about only showing one version of the list view. This doesn't show any of the selection options (checkbox or row selection, double click handing, multi-select).


Name this with __ to call out the fact that "this thing is weird - oh yeah, it's a static" :)


What does this do?


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golang style puts "default" at the beginning of a switch?


I typically append Object because in JS they are just that, pure Javascript objects.  I don't think you need to append Object in this instance as `ARTChannelOptions` is a fixed type


bool return boys


One one hand: Sounds good
On the other: Transcrypt packages are no ordinary Python packages, although they resemble them a lot.
But indeed, a package could be written to work for both Python and Transcrypt.
Don't know yet. I'll keep it in mind.


We should comment above this on why we selected a particular type of observer.  I think beforewaiting is after the CA commit, but I would have to look a bit more closely (on the drive up now).  Happy to look at this with you if it was more of a "let's try this" first shot


Nothing yet. That was the next thing i was going to work on.


@calvinatintel looks good. Please merge


They do actually ^^


Тут ты, между прочим, попал в плен задачи про фильтры. Никому, нигде, низачем не нужен «общий список всех форматов». Формат может (и должен) быть локальным для класса.


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See my comment from the previous commit about generalizing this event listener to only need to be written once.


Ну здрасьте. В задании формат не так описывался (и это можно было легко документировать). А у тебя всё как-то сложно.


Correct. We just haven't done that last part yet. We were just pushing because it was about noon and we wanted to take a lunch break. The next thing we'll do is parse through that array (or ActiveRecord relation) and get what we need.

A couple things that should be said: A contact will never be shared by more than one user. They're unique to each user (not unlike the contact app in our phones. Even though you and I might have a contact for Sumeet, it isn't the same contact id being shared between our two phones. Does that make sense?).


yes, but `margin: 12px 0px 25px 0px` = `top(12)` `right(0)` `bottom(25)` `left(0)`, if we want to have the same `px` we need to add `margin: 25px 0px;`


See comment from previous commit about `Array` vs `Object` for pages/buttons.


Copy'n'paste Master


Also, the objects that are being returned in our array contain the "user_id" associated with each contact. So we will have everything we need in that array. It's just a matter of getting to that information. And that will be our next step.


Maybe we need to add pulse here ?


hello i have added all the cpu boost changes till the enhanced version commit but now interactive governor is lagging a lot so i need to set very long input boost time like 3000ms which wasnt the case in caf kernel where it was  smooth even with 300ms thanks


@vrv  I agree but thats the convention for the rest of rnn.py so I think we should keep it. I made the other changes you suggested


5499-Electric-Service-Follow-Up (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1016 of 1016 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [sukottokun](http://sukottokun-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
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It would be useful to give guidance about when to use one or the other. If the command form is mostly only useful for Django's test suite, then it may be better to keep it as a private API. Anyway, let's create a ticket for it and add "Refs #... --" to the subsequent commits as well so we track them.


Please let me know if that makes sense.


LGTM


each_pair не по делу. Тут нужно что-то другое (подсказка: какой метод Enumerable позволяет найти _один_ нужный результат?..)


I did a small change in the branch to have an example of that case :)


jajaj a topee


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the correct name for  ColorScheme & Name is MidnaDark


Not sure how this looks, have you checked?  We've not included a line break before in definitions.  I'll review once published.


...и вот эта штука, совершенно нечитаемая (в смысле «зачем это здесь») доказывает то, что написано ниже ↓


Only check for reasons after checking dir == ""


Missing a comma


Copy'n'paste Master.
thanks for not asking.
No really why did you copied my code?


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So there was actually a reason for this (good or bad, I don't know). This is the way it's done in lldb-server, because, in theory, platform mode and gdbserver mode should accept rather different arguments. So it doesn't make sense to print such arguments unless you already know which mode you're in (and therefore which arguments are available/required). However, currently ds2 doesn't really support platform mode very well, so we don't run into this in practice. But in the future, it might become relevant again?

You can merge this, but I'd probably prefer if we didn't.


Thanks Vas,

Sorry was distracted by other things :)

On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 6:15 PM, Miodrag Milanovic <mmicko@gmail.com> wrote:

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>
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>> I know that, but there's no guarantee that the units are an integer
>> fraction of seconds. It's possible for an implementation to have num=3 and
>> den=100,000,000 for example. You should at least static_assert that
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aca ya no se pa donde tirar


Is ARTStatsQuery a type we can link to like we have for Param?  I assume it's the equivalent?


Adding @oxtoacart and @aranhoide  as well...


in SearchTest line 17 prevents the test to be executable for me and is not needed as far as I can see, because "builder" is never used.


The is problematic because `visible(false)` isn't semantically true.  It is still visible, just privately rather than globally.  Maybe `publiclyVisible`?


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Fixed thanks


DALE A TU CUERPO ALEGRIA MACARENA


The reason i did that is because I think we'll mainly be using the
 as part of the "category separator" (you can see that in the title section). For that, we will want the
 to be closer to the title


There is no better way to check for fuse support? Like calling a fuse function and catch the error, etc?


haha okay, just that it was throwing an error, was trying to get the thing working


Why are these grabbing VolumeGroup graphs instead of something else?
graphs.extend(self.XXX.getDefaultGraphDefs(drange))

VolumeGroup and PhysicalVolume don't seem to be looking up the chain like LV's.


quiero modificar codigo!!!!! :(


sudo apt-get install cmake build-essential gcc-multilib g++-multilib git libx11-dev:i386 libx11-dev
git clone https://github.com/gogobebe2/linux-csgo-external
cd linux-csgo-external/
cmake .
make

sudo ./csgo_external


This is definitely fine for now, but I am pretty sure it is going to show up in traces.  We should think about any more efficient way to do this, if there is one without much complexity.  Might be worth moving to a C++ type with some kind of fancy iterator thing, not sure if there is a helpful way to essentially cut off the front part of an ordered map.  Also the number of items here is probably few enough that scanning for pointer equality when checking containsObject: is very plausibly fast enough to use a vector / array instead (e.g. indexOfObjectIdenticalTo: != NSNotFound)


hello


quiero modificar codigo!!!!!!! :(


I'm so sorry for not crediting you, but the code itself is not yours. The way you used it is yours. Is it fine if I add you to the Information Screen (credits)? Thanks in advance.


Done, thanks :)


While my sympathy lies with Linux, I must say that many of my customers think differently. The end goal for Transcrypt sure is general usability. But I won't conform PEP-8, since I consider that a mistake, especially the pothole case, which makes formulae with a lot of minus sign next to unreadable. And also everything I ever made had to live in a multilanguage world. Having said that, if there's low hanging fruit to make the threshold for the Python community lower it should be harvested indeed.

As said in an earlier discussion about this subject: Code USING transcrypt, and e.g. libraries should probably conform PEP-8. But in the core I will keep the code layout style as is.


Interesting.  Again we should profile this, but I bet it would be better to keep the observer scheduled and simply fast-return when we're empty.


(reply to https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/haxe.org/pull/159#issuecomment-191898289)

The travis log doesn't show any sign of deploy from the whoiswho branch though.


xDD


prueba a cambiar el hola.txt


añadele algunas lineas chorra


Should we define the type in types and link to it?


You can use `\S` instead of `[^\s]`


I believe we must do the same in reload_vrrp_thread.
I can't tell for sure why we must completely re-create master thread on SIGHUP. Besides the

Maybe it will be better to just flush the pending thread queue, but keep the master thread structure as wekk as epollfd open and signals set up?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but now it seems that we could lose some pending signals if we reopen pipes on SIGHUP.


Btw, remember me? I'm peacestorm from minecraftforum.net. You sent me a message once .


Apparently my brain started writing this at some point. Replaced everything at 3c779db.


hahaha )))


demo2: 利用纯代码实现最简单的抽屉效果


Fixed at 3c779db.


Duplicate?


Werner are you sure that a stored PropertyDistance and PropertyLength can be interchanged without giving an error? Today on  IRC a user reporter the following with todays (3.3.16) master version:

[17:19] <alexustinov> PartGui::ViewProvider2DObjectPython: Overread data for property GridSize of type App::PropertyLength, expected type is App::PropertyDistance
[17:19] <alexustinov> Coin error in SoGroup::removeChild(): tried to remove non-existent child 0x47813a0 (Separator)
[17:22] <alexustinov> I'm on FreeCAD 0.16, Libs: 0.16R6548 (Git). While changing object properties in previously (december 2015) created model i get errors (mistyped them in previous message)


Hvorfor virker emojis ikke? :eggplant:


printf("Hello wordl!");


If you notice in the other tutorials, there are numbered steps that make up "quick version' and 'detailed instructions' sections. I think this format could easily be applied here, keeping all the tutorials consistent.


Does swift not support the more normal `cipher: { key: key }` syntax?


This name may no longer be true - displayed nodes scheduled before time.  Because we have a batch size now, it may not be accurate?  This notification should be eliminated if we can figure out how, and if the way it is used is technically safe with this call behavior, that is fine.  One medium option would be to rename it to something if we can think of a description of this new behavior.


`printf`


Is this not a query type?  If so, should we link to it like the Java one on the right?


Thanks


thank you for fixing this fucked up bug


Need a mechanism to infer URL-Rewrite


I think you need to add something to the script file as well?


This is probably worth eliminating and would be one benefit of not adding / removing the observer beyond the first usage.


Indeed it does not...


@jiangwen84 I saw this test converges, why do you think it is not converging?


Seems to work fine for Android iFlyGPS, except unable to test gps or
ahrs with my equipment.

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> has been tested/verified on Android. What about the others?
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Nice catch @gschlager, I added the migration in 8d4bac7da2715c44c5a9c62aa23e2e01a304dd49


We sure saved so much time :)


This should work but not used spans in H tags as far as I can recall.  Did you check it worked as generated HTML?


the crunch time was really stressing me. at least i was able to get this out fast.


We use  "Note:" rather than "N.B.:",  latin for nota bene (note well)  if folks were wondering.
I'm sure I'll be back in this file to add more information so I can fix this then if need be.


I could not tell you where the problem is. See if your Interactive Gov is inline with mine and if the lag still occurs.


Odd indentation in this example


Please update the comments on `Key`'s constructor about collision. Something like "name is only used for print-outs, and it should be namespaced to avoid name collision. However, name collision won't cause key collision.".


README added


As above, isn't this a type?


Is this not a PaginatedResult as it is REST?


Sure! ;) Please open a pull request or push to manjaro master!


What we need is a `git log` on the server and see if the last commit is your merge of my pull request, that's what it should be.


I believe you mean false?


Such a simple mistake.


I think it is due to 2 builds (the merges of #168 & #169) being started nearly at the same time. And they both tries to deploy and the cache of the remote git deploy repo got updated with different new commits.
I've just cleared the Travis build cache and requested a rebuild and it should work.


I'm afraid I've pushed for time just now, so can't do it right away, at least. I'll try to get round to it soon.

Nice idea, by the way. I think I had actually put in some pre-processing code to get rid of all the script tags to work around this!


Inline styles are not best practice. Style it inside our styles.css.


Legal! :)


I think this is a typo as this exists on line 8 above?


Where is this from?


There's differences in binding between 0.10/0.12 and > 0.12.
In node 0.10 and 0.12 when you pass bound function name is `anonymous`.
Setting context works anyway.


Looks good.


@Stefan: das müsste die einzige Änderung um Protokoll sein


@dpastoor More specifically - I don't think there's a way to specify individual level data (ie we specify a covariate for each member in n_ind and run a simulation that way).  From what I can tell a "covariate" is treated just like a parameter.


fs.stat will return that?


Seems like this information would be better suited as a `status` property that could be set to the value `pending` -- so you can support other states more easily in the future.


@FeodorFitsner: this should work, right?


Fix link to license.
Normalise AssemblyProduct on AssemblyInfo.cs: Silverlight is replaced by SL5


Might be a good opportunity to try a `reduce`!


Thanks, I will implement this.  I will root around in here more, just finishing up mrgsolve


I'd suggest the non-judgmental term "other" instead.


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 18183](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=152905&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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Can you tell me how you did that so I can handle it myself should it happen again?


Ah, didn't know. Will fix.


Async stuff should not happen in virtuals unless you are planning to return a promise -- which is pretty awkward.


Per our conversation we should be setting this up in the same way as our error message on our form? Is that the case?


Yeah ik already but why???
Over all this discussion is useless because your actual server enabler don't work (HeHeHe)


yes


No error checking! Bad!


@mr-karan They are backslashes. **`** are backticks.  ``  is what we need


:question:


OK, I will use this until cmd is fixed.


yup it is inline looks like will need to start scratch and see if the problem still remains thanks


K. My concern was with whether the intent of the test was still valid and whether it should be fixed, but after doing some digging it looks like the situation the test described never worked and doesn't even really make sense to implement. +1 to killing it then.


@frandias what is the best way to deal with the length of the values of inches of snow?


Maybe rather than required, make the default 0


It seems like this field would be better suited as a virtual.


oh :coffee: needed sorry


I really like the consistency in formatting in these files and the extra effort with validations.


That was 2014. Why are you commenting here?


This isn't "clean up" --- you're fixing the test.


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nit: a 2x faster regex would look like `\A([^/]*)/.*\Z`. This is 2x faster since it doesn't need to look ahead, so it can do the same operation in half the steps. See this for a breakdown:

- before: https://regex101.com/r/aH3oW0/1
- after: https://regex101.com/r/aH3oW0/2


Sure, go to the Travis haxe.org page, settings (more options) -> caches and you should see a trash button (when the cache exists).

It could be fixed in ufront instead, but well... Anyone has commit right of the ufront repo now...?


Please mate. I'm not trying to be rude, can you help me updating it by committing? You can even add yourself to the credits. I really don't want to beg you, it was because you didn't reply on Minecraft Forums.


Merge with previous commit.


Whaaaa?


I noticed that you forgot to fill in some parts of the template comment at the top.

`SOME DESCRIPTIVE TITLE.` should probably be replaced by `translation of gnome-twitch to Portuguese` or something similar and `YEAR THE PACKAGE'S COPYRIGHT HOLDER` with `2016 Bruno Guerreiro`. Looking back at the other translations, only the Polish translation has the template filled out, but removed the copyright line. I think all the other translation files should be fixed, too. I'd do it myself if @Ippytraxx agrees. And maybe the line that only contains the name, email and year should be removed and the email added to the copyright line? That would eliminate duplicate information of the name and year.


Error handling is *important*! Many of these routes don't have it. Very important to fix.


Why is userIsAttending a String?


That looks like a bug, filed issue #123