Line too long. Easier to fix by breaking into two lines that are obviously intended to match each other than continue to compute two separate things on one too-long line.


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fast-forwarding feature/jv/flush-queues to borshop-integration-624-zl-reverse+monitor = f767c0f1


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The original commit has many errors with how the parenthesis were appearing.


Can we add our own next to yours?


for reference

> #1962: when adding directives, roles or nodes from an extension, warn if such an element is already present (built-in or added by another extension).

http://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/stable/changes.html#release-1-4-released-mar-28-2016

while normally harmless, it causes failure in the test suite


What performance impact are you seeing? Removing NaN checks would expose users to code that mysteriously fails at random several hours into training, which is a heavy cost.


I meant I can rewrite dirichlet to use n-1 betas instead of n gammas

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If you look at the SQL, drinkorder has a column called bar_id that references the bar table, column id.


# Creating a special "matrix" object that can cache its inverse.
makeCacheMatrix <- function(x = matrix()) {
  i <- NULL
  set <- function(y) {
    x <<- y
    i <<- NULL
  }
  get <- function() x
  setinverse <- function(inverse) i <<- inverse
  getinverse <- function() i
  list(set = set, get = get,setinverse = setinverse,getinverse = getinverse)
}

# Return the inverse from the cachematrix.
cacheSolve <- function(x, ...) {
  i <- x$getinverse()
  if(!is.null(i)) {
    message("getting cached data")
    return(i)
  }
  data <- x$get()
  i <- solve(data, ...)
  x$setinverse(i)
  i
}


Yes, I'd rather update the link to keep to configuration minimal.

Another issue is that you actually cannot log in to the console ATM due to CSRF protection. Is it OK for you that we handle it the same way I did in #454?


And you shouldn't use any <html> or <body> balise (I think), because the codes in /views/pages will be included, and the <html> and <body> balises will be already present


It seems fishy in any case, updating select properties in the internal avctx randomly..


uTox code review when?


Yes, that's the point. If our writing operations are able to participate in existing transaction that effectively isn't consistent behaviour with other ```SessionRepository``` implementations, correct?

Also another related scenario popped out in #459.


@vpavic I think you can do this using Spring Boot configuration `security.ignored=/h2-console/**` which might be less invasive.


Regarding https://github.com/hakaru-dev/hakaru/blob/master/haskell/Language/Hakaru/Syntax/Prelude.hs#L1501
Are we sure that the density there is correct? Note that we parameterize gamma by shape,scale rather than alpha,beta. Right now I'm going to go with the Wikipedia definition of negative binomial parameterized by r and p.


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Disclaimer: No functionality was harmed during the implementation of this commit. Except a couple of places where I changed `==` to `===`. This must be reviewed.

We now have the tools ready for ESLint to guide us directly in any ESLint capable editor. In order to avoid changing functionality, I added some exception rules [here](https://github.com/highcharts/highcharts-export-server/blob/005434897cd70fb1ede83a88ef07038e3e6ecda5/phantomjs/.eslintrc#L18-L24). For improved quality, these should be reviewed and re-enabled.


I thought about using the helper functions but I don't know what the ramifications of that are.


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@rwinch but if I'm not mistaken Boot's security auto-configuration is disabled by virtue of using ```@EnableWebSecurity```.


Having transactions at all isn't consistent either, but it is breaking users so we must be inconsistent in this case.


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This commit should not be in the version 0.5.7


@vpavic I'm pretty sure it still looks at the ignored...but I could be wrong


Yes. We have most of them already. I'd be up for PR on the remaining keys like `issueManagement` and `contributors`.


Fixing #6


If you have some thoughts on a better approach I'd be happy to chat about it on google hangouts (or help you brainstorm something.) IMO this is a fairly clean approach, although it could definitely use some docblocks

(also thanks for landing this!)


I'm not sure how I should get this


Got pinged about this on IRC. You don't need that license image, that was just so that in the event of a gradual total rewrite (ie. over a lifecycle of tweaks, etc) you could nuke me from it license wise (ie. the old toilet-to-wheelbarrel OSS conundrum). Even for anyone at random all of that was MIT so it's A-OK to use it.

Quite frankly, after looking it over - all that really remains of me is the stuff in PBRDeferred (the Rough/Spec/etc value fetching is really a "how else would you even do that? Really stupidly I guess"). The BRDFs are just direct translations of the equations, if that stuff is copywritable then we live in a dark dark world. The table for importance samples is just a cooked Van Der Corput sequence dumped from MatLab - nothing magical or top-secret.

I don't think you should really need anything from me - but if the Urho3D team would prefer to have those remaining bits re-licensed to you or the project itself, that's fine with me.


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Decided this order of arguments was a bit more natural - `Sink` is the last argument.


Sure, I will also review existing keys to make sure everything is in order.


What should I be doing here, since this depends on the response of the "list issues from starter code repo" request?


I see. Thanks, i'll check in deep


I think I got the parameterization wrong. I was going off of section 4 of
http://www.johndcook.com/negative_binomial.pdf.

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Any reason for only changing it in the gradle file and not mavens pom.xml?


Either this didn't get pushed to the website or cloudflare is heavily caching something, I'm guessing the latter because the html is updated.


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That's true. By consistent behaviour I just meant from perspective of consumer of ```SessionRepository``` contract.


@tarebyte I'd like to add a feature that gives assignment creators the option to copy the open issues from the starter code repository to each student repository created for that assignment. My use case: the assignment is a long-term project and these issues are smaller "tasks" for the students to complete along the way.

This is the start of what it might look like. Would you mind taking a look and:

1. Let me know if this looks like a good direction to go in (I chose this direction because I'm basically following how `push_starter_code` works)
2. Give me some pointers on how to complete the test cases (see inline comments)

Thanks. Also, let me know if there's someone else I should ask to take a look instead.


Got it! Thanks. Wanted to make sure to test. I think I recall hls.js having some open issues with playback performance issues in safari but can't find them now, so hopefully all is well.


@borsch  Молодець, хороше review недописаного коду! продовжуй в такому ж дусі і перечитуй весь мій недописаний код. Це дуже корисно робити)))


No worries. And just to clarify my message, @edwins had already fixed it some time ago, but the rtwo package just hadn't been updated. So I got around it by just installing it from source.


I cannot follow those many commits in this file, so I choose this commit to ask a question:

The datasheet says:
```
Power On the USB interface
• Power-On USB pads regulator
• Configure PLL interface
• Enable PLL
• Check PLL lock
• Enable USB interface
• Configure USB interface (USB speed, Endpoints configuration...)
• Wait for USB VBUS information connection
• Attach USB device

Resuming the USB interface
• Enable PLL
• Wait PLL lock
• Unfreeze USB clock
• Clear Resume information
```

I want to make a reduced USB core that always enables the PLL in init(). This also applies for the atmegaxu2 series like above. But if you take the u2 definition, then the clock is unfreezed, before the PLL is configured. I think this is wrong. The correct order would be:

```cpp
	// Enable PLL
	USB_PLL_On();

	// Check PLL lock
	while (!(USB_PLL_IsReady()));

        // Unfreeze USB clock
        USB_CLK_Unfreeze();
```

I might be wronbg, that's why i am asking. Thx.


Against my better judgment, I decided to accept this pull request.


Ooops, commited to master. Sorry about that. Rollback if you guys don't like my changes.


Commented on the other issue, but `Polymer.dom(this).appendChild` is correct. If `Polymer.dom(someNode)` doesn't have an `appendChild` method, that would be a big problem.

 `Polymer.dom(this).node === this`... So calling `Polymer.dom(this).node.appendChild(newElement)` is the same as calling `this.appendChild` ... which does not do the right thing.


Ok! I can handle copying and pasting :)

Makes sense about the sequence!


Oh, i see now...
Thats not so bad.. I mean FACING_UP seems more tricky
If you think it is disturbing (right left confusion) then I recommend these MLG glasses for our Jaffa!
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`set(ChangedEntityLocale.objects.values_list('entity', 'locale').distinct())` could be replacement for the part of the next loop.


@rwinch I've tried it while putting together JDBC Boot sample :)

Tried it again with WebSocket sample - I've set a breakpoint at ```SpringBootWebSecurityConfiguration:122```, it doesn't get hit.


Java doesn't distinguish.

The convention was how IntelliJ automatically generated a toString() method.


@manuelgu I keep forgetting we have one. That's why.


Ok! Always a blank header sounds very good to me!


@mostaphaRoudsari This is perfect ! Now, I think I can be less of magician [here ](https://github.com/sariths/honeybee/blob/master/honeybee/radiance/command/rcollate.py#L68-L82). I think we'd still have to code the replacements for the things that I have implemented in the static classes. Your code is more `Explicit is better than implicit.` than what I have. I think the toRadString makes things very obvious as to what we are trying to do in the code. So, yes, lets follow this approach. Shall I change the static classes to mimic your new class ?


I called the method summarize() and the results of the method "summary"


So let me do a quick pass to distill the comments/edits on this down into a v4 this afternoon. Then we can talk about how to attack the implementation!


Lines 17,23 -> Replace "stock_data" with "df"


Perfect :)


When I try to install version 1.1.0 with bower I don't have any files except `bower.json` and `Chart.js`, though I have all files when installing version 1.0.2


We could flatten the board upon saving, and then reverse the process when loading (I'm afraid of the memory that will take)


It could be a simple getter or it might do calculations to produce the result - depends on the Aggregator implementation.


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> Replace "stock_data" with "df"


WoW thats great :+1:


Perhaps change the message to "Your search would return >800000 results."
Perhaps change the limit from 800000 to 20000.

But also, can that happen any more?  The current iNaturalist API appears to stop after 100 pages (200*100=20k observations) without authentication: http://www.inaturalist.org/pages/api+reference#get-observations.  Calls that return more than 20K observations fail with "Error in data$status_code : object of type 'closure' is not subsettable".  I'm putting this paragraph in a separate issue.


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Could we use `list(translations.translated_resources(locale))` instead of len?


What was the motivation for this change? It adds additional tuning to be able to precisely find the hover thrust parameter, whereas setting the integral to the current value of manual.z guarantees that there is no instantaneous discontinuity in the thrust when transitioning from manual to altitude control.


An array of 100*100*5 integers, is that big?


100 times 100 times 5,


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50,000 INTEGERS, 50,000 LINES OF TEXT?


I noticed already, it's not in.


Assignment1 and document up.


@NSkelsey : lets remember to remove this when you will have added the db support.

This is needed in oreder to prevent some automatic mechanism to scatter: https://s3.amazonaws.com/archive.travis-ci.org/jobs/120144308/log.txt


re :barplot_pooled.png; curious about the 24th percentile scenario: how does a low-income family save that much?  (or do I not understand the graph?)


not really, just some thoughts about https://github.com/esnext/es6-module-transpiler/issues/86#issuecomment-37104315


Weird, I deleted that file last night from github. That and a bunch of
other stuff. Thanks for letting me know, I'll have to look again.

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cc @cozmo you should be able to do `import {Button} from "clever-components/src/Button/Button";` now instead of the default thing


I guess it's a typo
see: http://www.affero.org/oagpl.html

also I'm using this standard:
http://spdx.org/licenses/
http://spdx.org/licenses/AGPL-1.0.html#licenseText


personally i would do this different way. I would return a tuple:
```
return count, translated_resources, changed_instances
```
Which later would lead to more explicit assigments like:
```
counts, resources, changed_entities = get_translations_info(translations)
```
I think it would be easier to read than scanning whole function to figure out what happens with `data`.


Following up on [our Neovim discussion](https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/4513) here I can’t reproduce either of the issues in the commit message with all of *fzf*, *fzf.vim* and *vim-stay* enabled. Whatever happened, it does not seem to be due to the **direct** interaction of these three, but of another plug-in or configuration setting with either (or all) instead, something I would really love to get to the ground of. Your plug-in config being very different from mine, I would really appreciate a more detailed discussion of which plug-ins you disabled when testing for the causes, either here or on *stay*’s issue tracker.


@TorsteinHonsi Thanks man! Awesome!


@sariths great! What if I use this as a chance to learn more about your implementation? I can go ahead and implement the new classes and you can review them and remove the static methods if everything looks good.


Yo @BCox-Janrain! Your push to master broke the build!!! :scream_cat:


Nice Work Dev Team


@vsoch This variable is put in all trials as 0 and becomes 1 when the final trial has finished. One thing to keep in mind about tracking it on a trial-by-trial basis is that game events could still occur after the final trial has finished (like 'yay! you're done with game!" with some fireworks or something might pop up).

This is fine for the bridge game because we're finished once the last trial occurs but a game design standard should probably be put in place here: no events following the grading of the final trial. There are plenty of ways to get around this (if last trial sleep 2 seconds while events occur, etc).


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do you have the xcf file for o neill?
I noticed a little whiteish line on the background, maybe i can take a look at it


Sorry that was a typo. I meant calling 3.0 vs V3, but I guess if the license conforms to Bintray API or not might not matter much.


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i'm pretty sure callback must be invoked after original function.
when event is raised inside component you want some internal processing to happen.
this way you can guarantee a coherence of component's state.
and only after that you're ready to notify component's events subscribers.
No?


sounds logical)


nice


@mostaphaRoudsari Sure! If you find any bugs or potentials for better implementation in my own code let me know that as well.


So... How to fix it by correct way? (Sorry, I am looking at your commit, and try to summarize a pattern(also with the help of the refcount doc).


I guess we should follow the definition from semver.org since this is also the basis for the way package version resolving is done in npm - "incompatible API changes" requires a new major version.

On another note what is reasoning behind the tmpl naming? I was reading through the Angular development style guide John Pappa made today (I was doing some Gulp stuff for building Angular Bower components) partly because I noted the change in Gript. But at least in that guide I did not find any naming conventions for the templates so I decided against it in that context.


Would you mind to teach me what is the correct way?


Modify comment


oh, nice catch!
some leftovers from testing.
removed in https://github.com/edli/react-callback-props-decorator/commit/1be704dec0aa159e86954b1f16c92b33ab7793b4


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This change works on my local test instance that is in Tomcat 7 with Java 8, but for some reason on my production server it was throwing errors on Tomcat 7 with both Java 8 and Java 7. Like in the comment, the tests ran fine, but the jsps did not.
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glad to hear it)


This gonna be ok like that. AddrOf was used because there's a function that allows to replace the internal pointer. AddrOf can actually be called when this pointer is defined to define a flag.


test


Sorry, @gribozavr said he wanted to review any annotations before they went in. Can you go through a pull request instead?


Lol yup.


initial files from old si 206 assignment


Contrary to the message this commit is not just about LP_VENV...


This made StringUtil import unused


This is a pure zsh change that will never be merged into liquidprompt.


Eh, you are actually right. I didn't think of that, thanks for pointing that out. I think I was ambitious when I designed my optional class.

I will remove the union and put a plain old bool field to mark whether the Optional has been initialized or not, nice catch !


This is redundant. We should either use include guards or pragma once, not both.


This change breaks the build on CentOS 7 because CMP0022 was introduced in CMake 2.8.12 (el7 ships with 2.8.1).  el6 is OK with it because cmake28 from epel is 2.8.12.


@Battula isn't it defaulted true? do we need this?


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oh nice


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Hi,
I was trying to dynamically update the chart and this part of the code is a performance bottleneck (50% of cpu consumpution).
I also verified (at least in my case - single chart in the page) that this filter returns all the elements (it is always true).
I can't understand the logic in here since I didn't read the whole script, but it seems that we are only updating the rects if their date exists in the chart. Shouldn't the dates always exist? otherwise the rect would not exist.


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Just realised that in license the codeigniter_version.txt file needs to be changed to 3.0.5. Can you do before releasing 2.4?

I've changed in 3.0


Was testing out the latest Stable commits & found freerdp no longer would have the username/password prompt like it used to. I simply did a `touch` to recreate the two freerdp.getuser files & re-built the image & everything was back to normal.


I'm OK with landing resilience attributes now as long as we agree that:
- the attributes are added **purely** for compiler bringup,
- the attributes don't mean anything in the long run and don't represent API or ABI decisions for the standard library.

That is, we should plan for removing all of these attributes, and re-adding them from scratch.  This project should be considered an absolute blocker for enabling resilience.

In particular, any performance measurements that rely on any of these annotations should be considered non-representative.


Ok so apparently it needs updates to hide properly. My bad


Just one note: If you want a really _really_ good hash function which exhibits no patterns at all at any scale/magnitude, then also have a look at:
http://amindforeverprogramming.blogspot.de/2013/07/random-floats-in-glsl-330.html
I use it to generate random ray directions for raytracing. Every other PRNG I used in GLSL had issues with patterns either at small scales or large scales, such as the often used GLSL function:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4200224/random-noise-functions-for-glsl#answer-4275343
With those functions there are usually some "magic numbers" involved to make patterns occurring less for very specific/common input scales.


Awesome :+1:


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way to go, good fix.


This closes #185.


Actually talk to Sarah


> the attributes are added purely for compiler bringup,

Yep. The plan is to replace @_versioned with the presence of an availability attribute. This and @_fixed_layout will go through swift-evolution.

> the attributes don't mean anything in the long run and don't represent API or ABI decisions for the standard library.

Definitely. The 'public // @testable' stuff should be audited too, right?

> In particular, any performance measurements that rely on any of these annotations should be considered non-representative.

Hopefully there's no performance change in non-resilient builds :)


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Lol what the...


@zanderso - https://codereview.chromium.org/1850323003/


this was some sample content to show the format. has been removed


Basandome en la validación que hizo @FEZR85 reacomodé las cosas para que el mismo archivo se pueda usar para todos los formularios, aún faltan cosas por ajustar.


On the demo dataset
[Intel Xeon E5-2650](http://ark.intel.com/products/64590/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E5-2650-20M-Cache-2_00-GHz-8_00-GTs-Intel-QPI)
2 threads
gcc (Debian 4.7.2-5) 4.7.2

with isnan checks:
> $ time build/glove -save-file vectors -threads 2 -input-file cooccurrence.shuf.bin -x-max 10 -iter 1 -vector-size 50 -binary 1 -vocab-file vocab.txt -verbose 2
> TRAINING MODEL
> Read 60666466 lines.
> Initializing parameters...done.
> vector size: 50
> vocab size: 71290
> x_max: 10.000000
> alpha: 0.750000
> iter: 001, cost: 0.069080
>
> real    1m12.197s
> user    2m19.461s
> sys     0m0.528s

without isnan checks (`check_nan` simply returns `update` ):
> real    0m43.053s
> user    1m23.129s
> sys     0m0.428s

On [Intel Core i3-3120M](http://ark.intel.com/products/71465/Intel-Core-i3-3120M-Processor-3M-Cache-2_50-GHz)
2 threads
VisualStudio2013

with isnan checks:
> 1m40.571s

without isnan checks:
> 1m11.537s

I agree that robustness is important, but on this cost, one should be able to choose.


What's the point of using the # of CPUs? This all executes on one OS thread, right?

(Concurrency is still useful-- you can have multiple requests for chunks from the filesystem out at any given time to potentially get more thruput--but it's not parallelism & doesn't have to do with the # of CPU cores available.)


Did you mean complimentary or complementary?


Thanks Brock.


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I fixed and committed to master.


made nicer jaffa back just for u m89
btw check out eno3nt's commits, he corrected a bug in Maploader and I think the Player class is also different
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Many URLs will not have a "Content-Length" header. Those will break here.


Not sure what exactly would this replace?


@mdrjr The OverlayFS merged here is too old in order to be usable by Docker (same as in [branch odroidc2-3.14.y](https://github.com/hardkernel/linux/pull/159)). So discontinuing AUFS support will not stop Docker from being started, but Docker users will experience a serious performance degrade, rendering Docker almost unusable on the C0/C1/C1+.


Glad you like it :)

It's a quick hack, not the high standard of normal flycheck code. It's also pretty specific. So, I figured it would make sense as a standalone package: https://github.com/Wilfred/flycheck-pkg-config

Do let me know if you have any better ideas for where to put this.


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Ah, yes I see that now :)


Merged here.


That's right. This was only a test to see if my git update script was working the way it should. ;)


please use `'0'` and `'9'`


Could be wrong place (didn't find the the commit at the whispersystems.org repo), but topic is same:
@moxie0 In the [blog post](https://whispersystems.org/blog/reproducible-android/) about reproducibility there's a non-existent tag 0.2 in the instructions:
`$ docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/project -w /project whispersystems/signal-android:0.2 ./gradlew clean assembleRelease`
But there's only 0.1 tag in the Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/whispersystems/signal-android/tags/


what is 0xAA?


General on the underscore naming:  Anything in benchmark_parser.py (like class names themselves) utilized externally in parse_data.py, the leading underscore seem inappropriate as they're clearly public.  They are in __all__, after all.  For class _methods_ that aren't externally accessed (such as 'get_out_file'), I'd expect to see a leading underscore for clarity.

Blaine can chime in on constant usage (python doesn't have constants per-se and I don't see a need to enforce strictness like a read-only class).  But I am noting you have globals here that could probably be pulled out of global scope (example: TRIPLE_OVERLAP) -- anything that really needs to be global can include/exclude _ depending on whether you want an external file to use it (example: CONCURRENT_OPS_INTEGERS).

Typically the way I usually see it is that true globals are few, and usually non-public.  Class methods and properties are usefully indicated as public/non-public for anyone reading.


As always, great. Thank you for job :+1:


We were going to implement a local database first to ensure that everything else works and then we were going to attach it to an actual backend. From a first glance at firebase it appears that this will be a much better solution to our database issue. Also, it could potentially allow us to have a login which we were somewhat avoiding before. I'll read into it. Thanks.


Okay i'm sorry it looks like i misread the lines below the 546 - you can ignore previous comment.


@nickw It was actually 993afbce39438ef6dce37d40f20de3d1ff7c3ec7 that modified the behaviour.

I created pr #426 which fixes the value not being chosen from the source if falsey and also adds an explicit allowBlank prop to the dropdown.


oh, si menos mal


I think you can just do what you did for `rtn` -- put an `AUTO_DECREF` around it befaore the runtimeCall, and then if you need to incref it later then you can call `incref()`.  (There's no way to "cancel" an AUTO_DECREF right now.)  Or I guess in this case, you could take out the Py_DECREF(e) on line 1211, and change 1209 to listAppendInternal instead of listApendInternalStolen.


ERREUR

COMMIT 01 04 2016


I'm seeing "warning - reading process (t0CPU) needs to be threaded - try to set threading_mod to 5" in my voipmonitor logs. The comments in voipmonitor.conf only mention threading_mods 1-4. Did this commit implement an additional threading mod that hasn't yet been documented in voipmonitor.conf?


I think you can just delete the autoDecef :)  We want the return value to have one owned ref attached to it, which is what boxInt gives back to us, so we can just return that directly.


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Lol this will make everything MOD MOD MOD


:+1: Looks good, thanks @TobiasBales


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I already have an eancode field that has this simple index, I have 18000 products. I also have the products image field that has no index in the same table.
when searching with the index and using like '%xyz%' on these 2 fields, the indexed field returns results in 0.05 sec and the non-indexed field in 0.1 seconds, so a 20x difference. Having the % at the start of the like means the index is not traversed in a sorted way, but merely having the index i think less datapages are being searched to find the matches.
I have not yet looked at the full search changes in categories.php, but I'm afraid that like %xxx% on the gtin field will be slowing down the search (for a model) unnecessarily. I have not had the need to search for gtin numbers till now, but I do see more and more use of them by the different brands.
But thinking further about this, isnt a gtin always numeric ?  if so, perhaps than it is an option to only search on the field if the search string is numbers only ?


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Lol...


this is a fairly common Android strings optimization, but happy to add a note if you think it's needed.


This isn't being called at load time, so the resize checking is never actually hooked up


Shouldn't this be bot.js rather than js-bot.git?


Actually I think I got the parameterization right, look at the bottom of
page 3 in http://www.johndcook.com/negative_binomial.pdf
and compare with the densities for the gamma at
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_distribution. I think this is all
defined for shape and scale, not shape and rate.

On Fri, Apr 1, 2016 at 4:19 PM, Rob Zinkov <rob@zinkov.com> wrote:

> I think I got the parameterization wrong. I was going off of section 4 of
> http://www.johndcook.com/negative_binomial.pdf.
>
> On Fri, Apr 1, 2016 at 4:13 PM, Chung-chieh Shan <notifications@github.com
> > wrote:
>
>> Regarding
>> https://github.com/hakaru-dev/hakaru/blob/master/haskell/Language/Hakaru/Syntax/Prelude.hs#L1501
>> Are we sure that the density there is correct? Note that we parameterize
>> gamma by shape,scale rather than alpha,beta. Right now I'm going to go with
>> the Wikipedia definition of negative binomial parameterized by r and p.
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>


Why are you using '&' instead '&&'? Looks like you can use '&&' in your case. Usually using '&' is not good idea because it's confusing. Even if your business logic relies to '&' it should be refactored (imho).

`decimal.TryParse(inputSum.Text, out sum) == true`
It is redundant, you can use `decimal.TryParse(inputSum.Text, out sum)` here.
Use ReSharper or other static analyzers of the source code to find unsuccessful parts of the code.


no.....
just no.
if my intuition checks out, this will add a '\r' for unix systems.
lemme quickly check this.


Your intuition is shit


Actually let just show the first 6 gifs, not all of them.


And we're stripping, not adding.


This makes it so that you can write messages that will be hidden from users of this script. Just saying; it doesn't matter much.


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No, 8 is better


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Thanks!


resolves #17


'add' as in; not removed.

from the docs;

> This may be a single character, such as '\n' for POSIX, or multiple characters, for example, '\r\n' for Windows.

so, it wouldn't remove the \r 's ?


We dropped the `: IContext` here. Intentional?


Теперь, чтобы выбор пользователя был понятнее, стоит обернуть численные значения в Перечисление с понятными именами для каждого кода.


Might be good to let people configure that somehow (but have a default).


:yum:


Disclaimer: Correct me if this is stupid because I don't code in c++.

How big is the biggest potential number?  If all the numbers are small, could you just use a different datatype such as char?  Char is only 1 byte and 50,000 bytes is .05 mb.  And then you could use compression algorithms to decrease that size even more.


Are you sure that freenode always sends \r 's as well?


Should we just be dealing in terms of `IContexts` for this stuff? Or is this to avoid polluting the public API of `IContext`?


Yep, all contexts that the speceasy users sees are now OrContexts (new name coming: EquivalentContextGroups)


Ah, ok. Just realized that when I read more of this commit.


Nevermind, see above comments.


> IRC messages are always lines of characters terminated with a CR-LF
>    (Carriage Return - Line Feed) pair, and these messages shall not
>    exceed 512 characters in length, counting all characters including
>    the trailing CR-LF. Thus, there are 510 characters maximum allowed
>    for the command and its parameters.  There is no provision for
>    continuation message lines.  See section 7 for more details about
>    current implementations.

from rfc: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1459


[R/merge_gottcha_columns.R:18:9:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/merge_gottcha_columns.R#L18) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = NULL # fix the CRAN note
        ^
```
[R/merge_gottcha_columns.R:18:16:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/merge_gottcha_columns.R#L18) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = NULL # fix the CRAN note
               ^
```
[R/merge_gottcha_columns.R:18:25:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/merge_gottcha_columns.R#L18) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = NULL # fix the CRAN note
                        ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:18:9:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L18) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = tool = NULL # fix the CRAN note
        ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:18:16:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L18) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = tool = NULL # fix the CRAN note
               ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:18:25:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L18) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = tool = NULL # fix the CRAN note
                        ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:18:32:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L18) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = tool = NULL # fix the CRAN note
                               ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:27:4:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L27) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  #vals$ROLLUP <- rescale(vals$ROLLUP, to = c(0.1, 100))
   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:43:37:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L43) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                   ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:43:44:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L43) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                          ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:43:50:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L43) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                                ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:43:56:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L43) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                                      ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:26:33:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L26) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
    df <- cbind(df, assignment[,j] * 100)
                                ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:31:3:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L31) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘melt’, Did you mean 'mtext'?**
```r
  melted_df <- melt(df, id.vars = c("TAXA"))
  ^~~~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:42:37:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L42) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                   ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:42:44:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L42) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                          ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:42:50:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L42) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                                ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:42:56:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L42) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                                      ~^~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_column_plot.R:5:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_column_plot.R#L5) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#dat <- data.frame(load_gottcha_assignment("tests/test_data/248/allReads-gottcha-strDB-b.list.txt"))
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_merge.R:16:27:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_merge.R#L16) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
species1 <- species[1:150,]
                          ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_merge.R:17:29:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_merge.R#L17) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
species2 <- species[110:214,]
                            ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:11:27:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L11) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
species1 <- species[1:150,]
                          ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:12:29:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L12) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
species2 <- species[110:214,]
                            ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:21:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L21) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#tmp_folder <- file.path(getwd(), "sandbox")
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:22:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L22) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#dir.create(path = tmp_folder, recursive = TRUE, showWarnings = FALSE)
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:25:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L25) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#png_name <- file.path(tmp_folder, "gottcha_multicolumn_test.png")
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:26:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L26) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#gplot <- plot_gottcha_columns(merged, "species")
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:31:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L31) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#print(gplot)
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:32:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L32) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#dev.off()
 ^~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:34:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L34) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#expect_that(file.exists(png_name), is_true())
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:36:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L36) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#unlink(tmp_folder, recursive = T)
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_read_data.R:5:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/efd9db1a630a3c2c4688d6a824f5d679201e43eb/tests/testthat/test_read_data.R#L5) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#dat <- data.frame(load_gottcha_assignment("tests/test_data/248/allReads-gottcha-strDB-b.list.txt"))
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


Я думаю, в таком случае, раз вы сделали отдельный метод для отображения вариантов и получения выбора пользователя (что совершенно правильно), то необходимость как-то менять showConsoleMessage() отпадает.
Осталось только заменить возвращаемое значение с численного на перечисление.


Fixed! I think... ee927d81ebb58c1aae3856e46ff0ebd3689ec929


i'm reverted this in : https://github.com/elonusbot/bot.py/commit/902689dbf52bdccb144d109a42bde6dcf38a525c


Why are we dropping the call to `Before()`?


Added a title and description for my talk.


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And this is for


auto generated but heroku still needs to find it i think


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Good so far. Get back on it!


may need to alter this to run webpack before the 'gradle build' command


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will do! got tonight planned for diving in :)


По-моему, здесь throws излишне


@danielstuart14 ?


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having this property seems to piss off heroku when it searches for the gradle buildpack.


Thanks for your comment, Serg046.

1. You're right, '&&' can be used instead of '&';
2. I have no `decimal.TryParse(inputSum.Text, out sum) == true` in my code;
3. ReSharper price starts from US $ 299.00/1st year. I have no such extra money.


С удалением этого класса вы поторопились) Мы как раз можем сейчас перейти к его заполнению. Смысл в том, чтобы перенести внутрь него коллекцию записей и все непосредственные операции с ней.


Excellent. Will update the experiment in expfactory.org and test immediately.


what a dumb commit. doosh


Matt pointed out to me that 3 of your classes here have a very similar structure.

```py
get_out_file(self, output_directory)
create_message(self, filename)
parse_data(self, filename)
```

OOP in general might suggest inheritance. C++ specifically might suggest that you use templating, but Python does not have templates. Most languages that allow duck typing don't have templates in my experience. What they do usually have is something similar to what Python calls modules. For this project, that effectively means a separate file from which you can import functionality. This is called composition, by the way. They didn't cover that in the OOP class when I took it, so it was new to me when I got here. Didn't cover duck typing either for that matter.

Here are a couple articles about Inheritance vs Composition in Python.
http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/ex44.html
http://python-textbok.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Object_Oriented_Programming.html

Matt and I think it would be worth the effort to extract your shared functionality into a module you can import into your 3 classes.


this makes no sense. you should use find_element_by_xpath


By the way, in general, the schema excerpt should contain the entire definition of an element, i.e. the entire CT_x element as taken from the schema. In rare cases, where there is a large body of "choice" elements and order doesn't matter, it may not be necessary to have all the child elements. But in most cases it's a sequence and you need to know all the possible child elements and their ordering in order to get the implementation right.

In particular, in this case, CT_SectPr has more child elements than are represented here, w:pgSz, w:pgMar, w:cols, etc.


Hmmm, I am not satisfied with this solution.
First I tried grouping checkboxes together to show the boolean flags , but that looked kinda crumped. Now its a simple table. We could check the type of the field and show different icons based on them but it's still not the optimal solution...


i was just reading this file, and noticed that it seems like this change makes it write @mtimes before it is set (on line 103). is this intentional? I haven't tried to run it, so I could be missing something.


This is an older one and redundant. The newer one is the docx file.


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Aqui es donde se me habia olvidado bajar la temperatura, porque en el caso multihilo la baja el programa principal (linea 663 un poco mas abajo)


Niiiice!


@klq @ruchowdh @JoelWesley @sampathweb
cc: @aramnath

Hi @ashirwad08 ,

Thanks for your submission!  You did a great job :+1:

I really like how you explained lists vs tuples and lists vs sets. You made some really clear distinctions. I especially like how you distinguish that sets are implemented using hash functions thus having O(constant) runtime whereas lists is O(N) time because you iterate through the whole list.

I also really like the examples that you gave for lambda functions. It shows that you have a really good understanding of the subject.

I also want to say that you did really well on the coding part, especially in the linear_merge question. Your code presented a true linear-time algorithm which is really nice!

Great job! Keep up the good work! :crown:
-klq


I don't get it. I still get 70.


this broke test_RectangleOptimizer


Without `autoDecref`, it will leak ref. I will dig deeper.


Thx


Any chance there's two different versions of the same class on the classpath? I've observed that kind of behaviour when there are near-duplicate JARs present and the different classloaders hit them in a different order.


This file has same months as Eq_timelon date


Can/will this be applied on the iOS side? :smile:


Hey thanks for the feed back. First time releasing a gem. How can I exclude a gem file during build?


My Naga has "Spit poison 4" now which no longer breathes a cloud. I guess it cannot be fixed unless I start another character, right?


稳定


Creo que aca deberian ir los litros tambien... quizas a futuro ya que no los usamos pero salem va a consultar por eso


It doesn't seem like this is being used


Hey I'm getting an error that the function inputData isn't defined - I think there is confusion between the two versions (bridge_game_static and bridge_game) - I need the final working file to be under bridge_game (bridge_game_static was just for you to work and debug) - I had copied bridge_game_static Run.js into bridge_game (just pushed) but now I am getting this new error - could you take a look? Thanks!


I will match the binaries with the version of dev and will be forking an -unstable release branch with binaries of linux and arm included. When I am finished with the changes I will update the README.


might use a new adapter for history and search fragments because they don't require an up vote button, what do you guys think?


Should have a trailing space in the string


Lol,we don't have kernel exploit so...


El indice i que se decrementaba era el global, como nos daba mucho corte al final lo he cambiado para que sea local, y para que se note lo he puesto en un for en vez de un while :-)


trying to cover something :octocat:


This for loop is making all the items in the list appear the same. Can some one help me out with it? You guys can probably fix it a little faster than me.


Lol, disregard this - I was previewing :)


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1067rollba](http://1067rollba-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/roll-back](http://1067rollba-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/roll-back)


That’s perfect. Thank you!

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@cjuub :laughing:


So do you want me to put trailing space to string "Node %(node)s failed to change power state to '%(target)s'." ?


This call can hit an OSError, which crashes felix.

```
2016-04-01 22:15:17,072 [ERROR][9524/2] calico.felix.felix 242: Exception killing main greenlet
   59 Traceback (most recent call last):
   60   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/calico/felix/felix.py", line 197, in _main_greenlet
   61     load_nf_conntrack()
   62   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/calico/felix/frules.py", line 200, in load_nf_conntrack
   63     futils.check_call(["conntrack", "-S"])
   64   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/calico/felix/futils.py", line 333, in check_call
   65     stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
   66   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/gevent/subprocess.py", line 534, in __init__
   67     reraise(*exc_info)
   68   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/gevent/subprocess.py", line 503, in __init__
   69     restore_signals, start_new_session)
   70   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/calico/felix/futils.py", line 162, in _execute_child
   71     errread, errwrite)
   72   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/calico/felix/futils.py", line 274, in __execute_child
   73     env=env,
   74   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/posix_spawn/_impl.py", line 120, in posix_spawnp
   75     return _posix_spawn(lib.posix_spawnp, *args, **kwargs)
   76   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/posix_spawn/_impl.py", line 111, in _posix_spawn
   77     _check_error(res, path)
   78   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/posix_spawn/_impl.py", line 10, in _check_error
   79     raise OSError(errno, os.strerror(errno), path)
   80 OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'conntrack'


I think the reason for this here is that the most of the cpu usage here is done in async functions (for example https://www.npmjs.com/package/simple-sha1) which can be executed on several OS threads.


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Getting latest


Test blanc de compilation. La vraie application arrive !


Okay, I'm testing a hypothesis here, that we should adopt the principle of postponing actual creation of a header until the last possible second (i.e. the call in which we need to modify it). So in this case the python-docx response would look like this:

* You have a document with two sections, neither of which has any actual headers in the package or w:sectPr elements.
* You call `sections[1].odd_and_even_header_footer = True`. The w:sectPr for the second section gets a new `\<w:titlePg>` element, but that's all that happens. This means .is_linked is true for the second section, but there's no first page header on the first section. Word loads this fine by the way, I just checked.
* You call `sections[1].first_page_header.is_linked_to_previous = False`. This creates a blank first page header in the second section.
* The other possibility is that you edit the first page header before assigning False to is_linked_to_previous, like `sections[1].first_page_header.text = 'foobar'`. This keeps looking for a parent until it finds none in the first section, so then creates a first page header there and inserts the text 'foobar'.

So the implication would be we would wait one more step than you describe above, allowing the user to set is_linked False if they want rather than perhaps somewhat unexpectedly creating a first page header on the first section right away (that they end up not needing or wanting).

I also think this minimizes the special-case code in there, because all of the steps I describe here are basically built on the simple rules:

* Flip the right flag on odd_and_even, or has_a_first_page assignments, and that's all.
* Create a blank header in this section on assignment of False to .is_linked (if one doesn't exist yet)
* If you need a first section header to modify (right now) and it doesn't exist, create a blank one.


I think we should add `autoDecref` in line 1574.


Hmm I thought it had a check in there to prevent mutations from exceeding the max. I'll add that. It should be able to apply to your current game. Probably be deployed tonight.


@2-4601 thanks looks like I forgot to push that, uploading now


No.


See the line number 199. Unfortunately such stuff often appears, it can be effectively detected only by automatic static analyzers. But I don't remember anything except ReSharper, Roslyn can help (if you really need).


"morfologik" -> morphologic


Test comment


It is defaulted true. Forgot to delete it.


- This method should of type void instead of int, as the method will be using the System.out.print function to display the average and sum. Then remove return 0; as it is redundant.

- In Java is it convention to name methods and variables in camel style. The method should be named printSumAndAverage according to convention.


Domain isn't resolving here


General question -- why not use jsTree AJAX lazy-load capabilities, as described [here](https://github.com/vakata/jstree/#populating-the-tree-using-ajax-and-lazy-loading-nodes)? Feels much easier and less code.


bad filter. breaks alot of websites. example:

http://movieweb.com/movie/the-music-of-strangers/trailer/ breaks the video player


this is used for amazon cloud services. bad filter.


@klq @ruchowdh @JoelWesley @sampathweb
cc: @aramnath

hi @andysevas,

Thanks for your submission!
I know you started late, so I'm really **impressed** that you finish all this work so quickly. And you did a great job, too! :+1:

I went through your python answers and they are very nicely written out. I like how you explained the differences between lists vs. sets vs. tuples. The example for the lambda function was really good, as well as the list comprehension and map/ filter. I feel you have a really good understanding of those concepts.

Re: coding part, your code was good. Just remember to get rid of the ```Raise NotImplementedError``` at the end of each function (because they are totally implemented now, right :smile: )

Re: Q7 linear_merge: We talked about this in the #prework slack channel.
>>
 Q7 Python list: linear_merge *
Very few people correctly implemented a linear-time merge for this question. If you did something like:
```python
sorted(list1 + list2)
```
this is an algorithm that runs in O(NlogN) time.  Linear-time merge should iterate through both lists only once, and produce a sorted list. You should take advantage of the fact that
```list1 and list2```
are already sorted lists themselves. That's the key that you could do this in linear time.  Otherwise, O(NlogN) will genearally be the best you can do.

Try to modify your code so that your algorithm runs in true linear time.

Overall, really good job! And finished in such short time. Amazing work! :crown:

-klq


Ah, I thought we are talking about piece of code that is visible in commit log.
Thanks for your time and suggestions.


too generic filter. this hosts content that doesn't need to be blocked.


yeah, i noticed that myself


It's missing the sync-position signal. It's needed. During buffering MPRIS client's clocks will keep ticking and go out of sync with Pithos.


int average is not initialized before it is called. Simply adding int average = 0; can fix this problem. Looking at int sum, we can see that when it is called on line 12, it uses sum **=** ... and not sum **+=**. += means adding what is already stored with whatever follows the = sign. In this case average is a null variable when **+=** is called.


Popup окно


@mixcas why double equals here == ?


Ich hoffe es geht


[R/merge_gottcha_columns.R:20:9:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/merge_gottcha_columns.R#L20) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = NULL # fix the CRAN note
        ^
```
[R/merge_gottcha_columns.R:20:16:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/merge_gottcha_columns.R#L20) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = NULL # fix the CRAN note
               ^
```
[R/merge_gottcha_columns.R:20:25:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/merge_gottcha_columns.R#L20) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = NULL # fix the CRAN note
                        ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:18:9:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L18) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = tool = NULL # fix the CRAN note
        ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:18:16:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L18) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = tool = NULL # fix the CRAN note
               ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:18:25:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L18) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = tool = NULL # fix the CRAN note
                        ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:18:32:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L18) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
  LEVEL = TAXA = ROLLUP = tool = NULL # fix the CRAN note
                               ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:27:4:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L27) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  #vals$ROLLUP <- rescale(vals$ROLLUP, to = c(0.1, 100))
   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:43:37:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L43) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                   ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:43:44:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L43) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                          ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:43:50:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L43) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                                ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R:43:56:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_as_column.R#L43) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                                      ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:26:33:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L26) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
    df <- cbind(df, assignment[,j] * 100)
                                ^
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:31:3:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L31) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘melt’, Did you mean 'mtext'?**
```r
  melted_df <- melt(df, id.vars = c("TAXA"))
  ^~~~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:42:37:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L42) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                   ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:42:44:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L42) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                          ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:42:50:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L42) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                                ~^~
```
[R/plot_gottcha_columns.R:42:56:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/R/plot_gottcha_columns.R#L42) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
              labels = expression(10^-1, 10^0, 10^1, 10^2),
                                                      ~^~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_column_plot.R:5:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_column_plot.R#L5) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#dat <- data.frame(load_gottcha_assignment("tests/test_data/248/allReads-gottcha-strDB-b.list.txt"))
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_merge.R:16:27:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_merge.R#L16) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
species1 <- species[1:150,]
                          ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_merge.R:17:29:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_merge.R#L17) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
species2 <- species[110:214,]
                            ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:27:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L27) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#merged <- merge_gottcha_columns(gottcha_assignment1, gottcha_assignment2)
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:31:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L31) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#tmp_folder <- file.path(getwd(), "sandbox")
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:32:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L32) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#dir.create(path = tmp_folder, recursive = TRUE, showWarnings = FALSE)
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:35:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L35) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#png_name <- file.path(tmp_folder, "gottcha_multicolumn_test.png")
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:36:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L36) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#gplot <- plot_gottcha_columns(merged, "species")
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:41:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L41) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#print(gplot)
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:42:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L42) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#dev.off()
 ^~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:44:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L44) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#expect_that(file.exists(png_name), is_true())
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R:46:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_gottcha_multicolumn_plot.R#L46) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#unlink(tmp_folder, recursive = T)
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_read_data.R:5:2:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/f4128c947718d2017645e87db18e0331bc9d747e/tests/testthat/test_read_data.R#L5) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
#dat <- data.frame(load_gottcha_assignment("tests/test_data/248/allReads-gottcha-strDB-b.list.txt"))
 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


Ok commit a patch on top of this and ill merge it.


Will do.


The motivation was to allow reducing the huge deadband on vertical speed control. Use the new parameter to make sure hover is at center-stick, and make the deadband as small as you like for precision vertical speed control. Center stick now maps both to hover in manual mode and zero vertical speed in ALTCTL. I'm not sure if ACRO mode throttle gets the new mapping, but if not, it should.


... no it doesn't, my bad.


It is good practice to have variable names that describe what it is representing. In this case, it seems that you have mixed up your variables as this should be sum+=x[i]; because it is adding up the contents of x. Similarly on line 12, it should be average = sum/x.length;


i just followed the install instructions on http://siobud.com/blog/installing-fail2web

apt-get install golang git gcc = OK

go get github.com/Sean-Der/fail2rest =

# github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3
callback.go:33:119: expected ']', found ':'
callback.go:63:6: expected '(', found 'IDENT' newHandle
callback.go:72:6: expected '(', found 'IDENT' lookupHandle
callback.go:86:6: expected '(', found 'IDENT' deleteHandles
callback.go:106:73: expected ';', found '{'

-bash: cd: /src/github.com/Sean-Der/fail2rest: Does not exist = failed

roadrunner say Thats all folks end of story, failed, no succes,error, Tuut Tuut

just for info
fresh installed debian wheezy
fresh installed fail2ban
5 minutes later install failed


revert


haha no worries

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TL;DR
* Guarded orb checks
  * Players cannot tether to or continue to tether-orbit orbs guarded by opponents.
* Ricochet streaks removed
  * Hammer produces same results as Release
    * which can only happen if you are tethered to an owned orb
  * No more theft (thank goodness)
* Improved tether-orbit speed (slower if farther from tethered orb)


Hmm, weapon changes and NO comment?


>Fixed! I think... ee927d8

Thanks. It does appear to work.


> Ok commit a patch on top of this and ill merge it.

Ok, You know I'm git stupid, I'm not sure how to do that,lol!!!


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My guess is that the because setting the object song to final causes it to not change.


I also switched back to the search as you type feature


This class should be a _static_ class as it is not an object. Therefore you are able to call the method without initializing the class fist.


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Assuming you have a remote pointing to this repo, if not:
```git remote add upstream https://github.com/pithos/pithos.git```

then:

```
git checkout master
git checkout -b wip/mpris-2
git pull upstream wip/jason/mpris
...
```

Then I can just pull from there, no need to open a PR.


Why removing this maps?


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Right on will do.


Hi @chriswmackey

Thanks for the add and even for your comments on Grasshopper forum!

Best
Antonello


just another repository
 +duyenzuny here , i like coffee,milk
 +i wish  i   could   fly


If you have the the raw diagram why not export it to svg :)
It will render in github


Tu en pense quoi de ce que je t'ai dis sur mon commit debug ? je peut te l'envoyer ? :)


Similar to the commit just before this, I really don't like randomly propagating individual properties.

If anything, it should maybe be done in parse_packet instead?
Seems less out of place there, and should probably get a comment explaining why, and why only sample_rate, etc.


wrong css


+ merge save room and save Hotel from IGOR Branche


@sgdc3 If you see why the test fails you see what your error is ;)


use commas?


content for non-telepathic human


@brucek Do you have any good ideas how to get this working with webpack-dev-server 2.0.0 Beta? It will throw an errror because of missing target. But soon as you put in a target, everything breaks.

Is there any other options then using a proxy bypass?


all caps here?


I think we should look for a better workaround for this since we're looking at it again


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You are too used to Python and Scala.  This is a very Java style of doing things.  Agreed, it is ugly.


i love it


https://github.com/JasonLG1979/pithos/commit/657ca3e4f44e8dbe323a4a66e6b20548d644e9d1
There you go.


I need to revisit this anyway:

```
[22:44] < michaelni> Daemon404, make fate on your codecpar branch fails fate-aac-latm_000000001180bc60, [fate-aac-latm_stereo_to_51, fate-vcr2
[22:49] < michaelni> these passed yesterday
```


i like this


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The tool we are using doesn’t support vector graphics, only PNG at the moment…

It’s a pain. And yes, if it supported vector images, it would be a vector in the repository, not a bitmap.

> On 1 Apr 2016, at 23:46, Mickey Pashov <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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> If you have the the raw diagram why not export it to svg :)
> It will render in github
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This should be -W instead of -f.


Hmm, I actually like that idea, but I'm not sure we can do it that way; because we're overloading .is_linked to also indicate "present/not-present". And you need a way to remove the header on the first page. In the UI I suppose they have some separate way to delete the first header (or actually maybe not, just a way to blank it out :).

So an implication would be that we'd have to rethink the header create/delete mechanism.


You are right for strip(). Thanks ;)
Regex constant is cool but split()/strip is not an issue for performance here. Keep simple version.


106994938-FixFrontSideSolarReflectance (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2177 of 2177 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Yes that's the plan. Please wait for testing.

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> If this is the Pecas version that SWIM should be using, please set the properties file and remove the version currently in the repository. Carrying multiple versions around is kind of sloppy, and causes confusion later on.
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