@Xiphe the only thing that this changes (for gulp) is that `gulp.task('css') !== cssFn` where it used to.  Also, aliased tasks get wrapped an extra time.  `unwrap()` isn't really expected to be used (other than testing) but I wanted to allow people to get the original function if they needed to for some reason.

Side note: custom registries have always received the wrapped task and didn't operate on the original function.


merging with one branch


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Cool! could you please move this to a separate file? The pattern I've used so far is:
- 1 file for the transformer-agnostic logic (for instance here, a function that takes a mapping of name & data, and returns a Dart source code),
- 1 file for the transformer itself
- 1 file for the binary entry point (which can use some arg parser, etc)

This avoids duplicating code generation logic (still simple here, but these things tend to grow) and simplifies maintenance (if one day we want to remove all the transformers, etc).


The biggest implication of this is that it solves https://github.com/gulpjs/gulp/issues/1492


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Does this still need to be async?


I'll take a look


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editions/clientserver/tiddlers/Saving on a PHP Server.tid

I just look at that link and Whoa! you are not kidding! it's a mess.

I downloaded the entire 3MB repo and fund the `store.php` then uploaded just that file to https://gist.github.com/sukima/b168ab1cb50fa5e03d3055ea4470f70e

I think i threw-up in my mouth a little. 😱


Two things.

`CONSTANT_TABLES` is a DRY problem. If the files in `/db/seeds/


The output file for associativity testing was not correct - change it. This may be an issue in that Vensim and stella have different behaviors.


fix: README.mdに追記

プロジェクトの中身の簡単な説明を追加。


Great, thanks @marijnh!


5711-HVAC-sizing-sim-crash (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1109 of 1109 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This also changed the position of the reset button and return button.


ja das könnte man, sollte man aber sowieso nicht. Da allgemein Problem ist, dass man SVGs im Normalfall nciht konvertieren kann. Man muss immer etwas spezielles installieren. Deswegen wäre das jetzt die Einfachste Lösung (nicht perfekt).. und da der Medienpool sowieso einen kompletten Umbau bekommt, ist das für diese Zeit eine einfache gute Lösung


So starting to think about how to structure this work for submission, I think this file should not yet get introduced in this patch as the functions that it contains don't do anything yet..


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@Subv If I didn't read it wrong, we haven't implement memory aliasing, right? Do you know how to do it? or anyone can do it?


`CONSTANT_TABLES` is a DRY problem. If a file is added or renamed in `/db/seeds/`, this will stop working.

I also think the truncation should happen in the seed files. It's the right thing is general, and it simplifies this code into being trivial.


fixed in 9e3e74943860d90e332198a51e018c235e8b0315


These should just be declared static inlines at this point with a comment stating Not yet supported.


Ok, I had assumed I did not have permissions to publish. I guess there is some kind of OAuth going on between github and the atom packages repo using their associated certs/keys. Thanks!


TODO comments like this will need to be cleaned up.


Mine is much better, I was getting 2-5% drain per hour idle and now it's less than 1% per 2 hours. I saw on bullhead over 4 hours 0% drain


I don't think so.  This probably happened due to a cherry-pick I did from the 3.0 branch (since removed to avoid splitting the PRs).


Why link `scene_basic_objects` with `gl_splat`?!


Tests seem to still be passing though :P


Fixes issue #5


This is an earlier version; 4a9f6d90c0d8e757ac9872e60040f8b6fe984aac has some tests. We're also still waiting on some updates to promote_op.


`'d' < 'h'`


I say go ahead and make the test what you think it should be - whatever adequately tests the functionality you wrote. I'm not bound to that test.


Methods.


great, thanks for having a go at this.  I've been crazy busy recently, i will be getting back to the software soon.


It doesn't have to be crazy, either - there's diminishing returns for this one as it is pretty self-contained, and unlikely to mess up the other parts of the codebase. Just make sure that the test is enough that future changes don't break the functionality you added...


The provider version is technically independent from the libfabric version number.  The framework just needs to know what version of the APIs the provider was written to.  Ideally, in tree providers will always support the latest API version, but that may not always be required.

As an example, libfabric could update the API to 1.4, but decide that it will continue to support 1.3 providers.  If so, then not all of the in tree providers would need to be updated from 1.3 to 1.4..  The reason to support older providers is that it may be easier than updating all providers, to support an out of tree provider, or support an existing external provider.


because of this: https://github.com/anyc/steam-overlay/issues/168


Maybe we can make this into a method in the Project, like
project.isWISE5()?


Because otherwise there was a linker error ;) (I do not look into the code...)


You should use ```@pytest.fixture(scope="session")``` here to avoid the DTD being parsed for each test.


ouiu


Go for it, was slightly unloved on my side of things :)


kukukuk


Do you remember which internal release showed the linker error? I am really surprised! It must be a side-effet of a bug.


Forgot to add if you are wanting to run with this do you mind if I point people in the direction of your fork on the original ready?


@RochesterinNYC Perhaps you can help me to understand how CF Buildpack vendors in Python vs. how the upstream Heroku buildpack works.  In upstream, you have to add files into [builds/runtimes](https://github.com/cloudfoundry/python-buildpack/tree/master/builds/runtimes).  Does the CF Buildpack work the same way or is there a different place to put the Python versions that are supported?


@RicCheng Convention is to use upper case for 2-D Arrays and Matrixes and lowercase for vectors.  But I see why you did this.  All good.


@RicCheng Looks Good.  Thanks for uploading it to GitHub quickly after the ping on Slack 👍


We use Nao's built-in kinematics solvers.

Maybe [this project](https://github.com/kouretes/NAOKinematics) has what you are looking for.


On a production project, no 8th Lighter will accept comments like this on PRs.

If you have TODOs that you want to address, find another system for keeping track of them. Do not commit them and especially never put them up in a PR.


Does it really make sense to put your company name in a street field? Until this if we wanted an address formatting in a qweb view we used the contact widget, now with this commit the company name is duplicated:

````
YourCompany
YourCompany
1725 Slough Ave.
Scranton PA 18540
United States
```

visible on the contact us page on the website, and on every report.


Shouldn't we close the `stream` in a finally (Looks like other places where we do the same don't do it, but dows not mean this is correct)?


Good Example of Lambda Function use


@kevinsawicki there are some leftover references in the docs translations:

```
$ grep -r ./**/*.md -e "toJpeg"
./docs-translations/jp/api/native-image.md:### `image.toJpeg(quality)`
./docs-translations/ko-KR/api/native-image.md:### `image.toJpeg(quality)`
./docs-translations/zh-CN/api/native-image.md:### `image.toJpeg(quality)`

$ grep -r ./**/*.md -e "toPng"
./docs-translations/jp/api/native-image.md:### `image.toPng()`
./docs-translations/ko-KR/api/native-image.md:### `image.toPng()`
./docs-translations/zh-CN/api/native-image.md:### `image.toPng()`
```


When I try build:
```
/home/piotr/REGoth/src/logic/visuals/ModelVisual.cpp: In member function ‘void Logic::ModelVisual::getCollisionBBox(Math::float3*)’:
/home/piotr/REGoth/src/logic/visuals/ModelVisual.cpp:402:39: error: ‘const class ZenLoad::zCModelMeshLib’ has no member named ‘getBBoxMin’
     bb[0] = Math::float3(getMeshLib().getBBoxMin().v);
                                       ^~~~~~~~~~
/home/piotr/REGoth/src/logic/visuals/ModelVisual.cpp:403:39: error: ‘const class ZenLoad::zCModelMeshLib’ has no member named ‘getBBoxMax’
     bb[1] = Math::float3(getMeshLib().getBBoxMax().v);
                                       ^~~~~~~~~~
/home/piotr/REGoth/src/logic/visuals/ModelVisual.cpp:408:43: error: ‘const class ZenLoad::zCModelMeshLib’ has no member named ‘getBBoxCollisionMin’
         bb[0] = Math::float3(getMeshLib().getBBoxCollisionMin().v);
                                           ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
/home/piotr/REGoth/src/logic/visuals/ModelVisual.cpp:409:43: error: ‘const class ZenLoad::zCModelMeshLib’ has no member named ‘getBBoxCollisionMax’
         bb[1] = Math::float3(getMeshLib().getBBoxCollisionMax().v);
                                           ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
/home/piotr/REGoth/src/logic/visuals/ModelVisual.cpp:414:39: error: ‘const class ZenLoad::zCModelMeshLib’ has no member named ‘getBBoxMin’
             bb[0] = Math::float3(zLib.getBBoxMin().v);
                                       ^~~~~~~~~~
/home/piotr/REGoth/src/logic/visuals/ModelVisual.cpp:415:39: error: ‘const class ZenLoad::zCModelMeshLib’ has no member named ‘getBBoxMax’
             bb[1] = Math::float3(zLib.getBBoxMax().v);
                                       ^~~~~~~~~~
/home/piotr/REGoth/src/logic/visuals/ModelVisual.cpp: In member function ‘Math::float3 Logic::ModelVisual::getModelRoot()’:
/home/piotr/REGoth/src/logic/visuals/ModelVisual.cpp:422:38: error: ‘const class ZenLoad::zCModelMeshLib’ has no member named ‘getRootNodeTranslation’
     return Math::float3(getMeshLib().getRootNodeTranslation().v);
                                      ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

```


@voxmenthe  Like that you renamed the columns and removed the leading spaces in the column names.  But would have liked to see the use of CSV module for this exercise.


@cclauss The supported versions of python for this CF buildpack are listed in the buildpack manifest: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/python-buildpack/blob/master/manifest.yml#L28-L75

In the uncached buildpack, it will not have the supported Python runtimes vendored but rather will download them during staging.

In the cached buildpack, it will have the supported Python runtimes vendored. These Python runtimes get downloaded and vendored during the creation of the cached buildpack. This is done by the buildpack packager (https://github.com/cloudfoundry/buildpack-packager).


Nit: Maybe nicer to initialize in the CTOR?


Hello?

@ #AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ @ #


@voxmenthe You generally don't want to iterate on Pandas DataFrame, but we will talk about `apply` method use for this kind of scenario in the first week.


argh, that's right. I will do a PR with a fix right now


Looks great, but i can't find "settings" button.
![chart](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/18205812/16463060/72721cfe-3e34-11e6-8ed5-8eae046f96ac.png)
 - ubuntu, firefox


Looks Good. @voxmenthe


Thank you **Amber Sherman** for the suggestion


Length is not a constant


We are skipping the face-material table. And that is necessary due to face-map does not include some faces for the material being evaluated.
That has been observed when dissolving faces. Bellow is a sample of this observation:
![dissolve](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/365243/16461912/3fd02d74-3e05-11e6-9586-ac1947ef8d0d.png)
The yellow face is the "problematic" one. The red edges are the ones about to be dissolved.
Before dissolve these are the values observed:
```
Faces: [{0,4},{1,5},{2,1},{3,8},{4,2},{5,0},{6,16},{7,1},{8,0},{9,11}]
Fmap: [{0,0},{1,1},{2,2},{3,3},{4,4},{5,5},{6,6},{7,7},{8,8},{9,9}]
MatTab0: [{0,'6 bottom'},
          {1,'6 bottom'},
          {2,'6 bottom'},
          {3,'6 bottom'},
          {4,'6 bottom'},
          {5,'1 outline'},
          {6,'6 bottom'},
          {7,'6 bottom'},
          {8,'5 sides vert'},
          {9,'5 sides vert'}]
 F: 0 | Fmap: [{0,0},{1,1},{2,2},{3,3},{4,4},{5,5},{6,6},{7,7},{8,8},{9,9}] | get: 0
 F: 1 | Fmap: [{0,0},{1,1},{2,2},{3,3},{4,4},{5,5},{6,6},{7,7},{8,8},{9,9}] | get: 1
 F: 2 | Fmap: [{0,0},{1,1},{2,2},{3,3},{4,4},{5,5},{6,6},{7,7},{8,8},{9,9}] | get: 2
 F: 3 | Fmap: [{0,0},{1,1},{2,2},{3,3},{4,4},{5,5},{6,6},{7,7},{8,8},{9,9}] | get: 3
 F: 4 | Fmap: [{0,0},{1,1},{2,2},{3,3},{4,4},{5,5},{6,6},{7,7},{8,8},{9,9}] | get: 4
 F: 5 | Fmap: [{0,0},{1,1},{2,2},{3,3},{4,4},{5,5},{6,6},{7,7},{8,8},{9,9}] | get: 5
 F: 6 | Fmap: [{0,0},{1,1},{2,2},{3,3},{4,4},{5,5},{6,6},{7,7},{8,8},{9,9}] | get: 6
 F: 7 | Fmap: [{0,0},{1,1},{2,2},{3,3},{4,4},{5,5},{6,6},{7,7},{8,8},{9,9}] | get: 7
 F: 8 | Fmap: [{0,0},{1,1},{2,2},{3,3},{4,4},{5,5},{6,6},{7,7},{8,8},{9,9}] | get: 8
 F: 9 | Fmap: [{0,0},{1,1},{2,2},{3,3},{4,4},{5,5},{6,6},{7,7},{8,8},{9,9}] | get: 9
```
Just after run dissolve and renumber be called:
```
Faces: [{0,11},{5,0},{6,16},{7,1},{8,0},{9,11}]
Fmap: [{0,0},{5,1},{6,2},{7,3},{8,4},{9,5}]
MatTab0: [{0,'6 bottom'},
          {1,'6 bottom'},
          {3,'6 bottom'},
          {5,'1 outline'},
          {6,'6 bottom'},
          {7,'6 bottom'},
          {8,'5 sides vert'},
          {9,'5 sides vert'}]
 F: 0 | Fmap: [{0,0},{5,1},{6,2},{7,3},{8,4},{9,5}] | get: 0
 F: 1 | Fmap: [{0,0},{5,1},{6,2},{7,3},{8,4},{9,5}] | get: ERROR   <<===
```
[{gb_trees,get_1,[1,nil],[{file,"gb_trees.erl"},{line,243}]},

As it's possible to verify the face 1 isn't listed the face map.


Good use of `with` statement, so that you don't have to remember to close the file


It's correct, but the variable names are not very clear. I've fixed it and will push up the new code shortly.


why override this method?
why not simply override getHardCodedQuoteIdentifier method? https://github.com/Talend/tdq-studio-se/blob/1a6e293473f81a44ca758e6dc6ea467231d014da/main/plugins/org.talend.cwm.management/src/main/java/org/talend/dq/dbms/DbmsLanguage.java#L1327
like in https://github.com/Talend/tdq-studio-se/blob/1a6e293473f81a44ca758e6dc6ea467231d014da/main/plugins/org.talend.cwm.management/src/main/java/org/talend/dq/dbms/MySQLDbmsLanguage.java#L159


Spacing here needs to be fixed. Should read lie this:

```swift
var fullName: String
var htmlURL: NSURL
var repositoryID: String
```


I neglected to merge pipelines/dev into master; it's done now. Give another try.


Oh nevermind, you are right. I'll change the code so your tests pass.


that's #1064


Fallback font is missing. As you may know Arial by default is not available on Linux...


Roger that!


@naoyak Good use of `try - except` block.  Could have been better if you only caught the exception that you expected like `ValueError?` from the try block.


@naoyak Looks good.


@sampathweb Thank you


@nicoleoca I guess this was you wanted


Remove the `NSObject` here. No need to subclass from `NSObject`.


I'm writing the fix.


不必每个组件都单独引用vux这些共用样式，同意加载


Arial is propietary font. Fallback fonts are a most.


Please replace with at least Arial, sans-serif.


@sampathweb Got it. Thanks.


If the font is never used, its declaration should be removed from the code.


@sampathweb Thanks.


Oooh of course.


I'm confused about "Compressed OTFs into one Glyph file"; did you start with the existing glyphs files?


If I used `isize` I'd have to cast whenever doing array indexing


factorAnalytics is still not on cran. So you need to ask travis to get it from github else the package will not build


🎉 great! thanks for the explanation


Yeah I was wondering about that too -- I thought broken indentation should break the build?


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#ch37H8H7QCCEzsw_nFg0FQ


@naoyak Nice use of Python's core data structures like `re` and `collections` module.


Charminar Monument, Hitech City


Fixes #6


If this throws, you can add another test like

```
var exception = Record.Exception(() => int.Parse(input));
Assert.IsType<FormatException>(exception);
```


Should we just make this into "altp2m" and combine it with altp2mhvm? Probably will have to keep altp2mhvm option as a legacy option as well.


You need to update the ZenLib-Submodule as well, I think.


This can be `"Novell.Directory.LDAP":  {"target":"project"}`


Nice work 👍 😄


@rahimramzan Could have done via `A.T` instead of `np.transpose(A)`


I know the GUI (and so the old plugin) had the choice of case sensitive/insensitive search, but TBH I can't think of a case (pun intended) where I'd need to use it.

Agree re. stripping spaces - again, when would/could a character have extra spaces in the name.


There is no direct requirement that it updates state, so no.


This fails if the purchase order line doesn't have product_id, because of https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/3e965ecf58c3bcb3ae09f49d3164c2633b098de8/addons/purchase/purchase.py#L1210. Please change it to:
```
if vals.get('value', {}).get('date_planned'):
    line.write({'date_planned': vals['value']['date_planned']})
```


@rahimramzan Nice use of `try - except` block catching specific error and not catching everything.  Excellent Work 👍


forgot to remove name variable


Não é necessário usar um identificador, a própria ferramenta já identifica cada instância, via ID


Where are steps 3 & 4?


Even if it fails at STC, I would at least measure Elo at LTC.


The reason it's structured this way is that if the `open` fails, then `fh` likely won't be defined in the `finally` clause. I think this is how file opens are structured throughout core as well.


@marcuslinke maybe release twice? Seems your fixed still not resolved.


CatchNanInHeatBalance (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2260 of 2260 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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It is on the individual bindings.  "bindings" is the "group" here.
e.g.
```clj
{:a 1 :b 2} ;; the `bindings`
```

1 and 2 would be "indexed" if needed.


@SamGG,@anaraserikbek, `GGally` is now no longer needed.


@rahimramzan When you use `with` statement, you don't have to explicitly close the file.  The file gets closed once you come out of the with context (or the indentation is complete).  The close is a function and should have been as `csvfile.close()`, but that might have given an error, since `with` also tries to close after you come out of it.  So don't write close within `with` context.


Ewww. : )

I would suggest something more like this:

```python
def __send_response(text, icon='ru', is_emoji=False):
     if is_emoji:
       sc.api_call('chat.postMessage',
                   username=BOT_NAME,
                   icon_emoji=icon,
                   as_user='false',
                   channel=evt["channel"],
                   text=text)
     else:
       sc.api_call('chat.postMessage',
                   username=BOT_NAME,
                   icon_url=icon,
                   as_user='false',
                   channel=evt["channel"],
                   text=text)
```

Then the call to it looks like this:
```python
         else:
              translator = Translator(to_lang=lang)
              l = translator.translate(message)
              __send_response(l, flag, True)
```


develop (evanweaver) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2385 of 2434 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I pushed the fix.


@rahimramzan Could have issued a `break` in the `for loop` and not do a `return` which implicitly does `return None`.  You might want to `break` and still return the dictionary.


@rahimramzan Overall Looks good.  Some places could be done better as noted above.


CatchNanInHeatBalance (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@zeke @swampthang thanks, updated in https://github.com/electron/electron/pull/6290


Accessing this client height so much is causing performance issues for us. Can this be set up in some other way, or reverted?


I was pretty close with my high school German. ;)


A cleaner way to do this init is like this:

```swift
 init(dictionary: NSDictionary) {
        guard let
            htmlURLString = dictionary["html_url"] as? String,
            URL = NSURL(string: htmlURLString),
            name = dictionary["full_name"] as? String,
            repoID = dictionary["id"]?.stringValue
            else { fatalError("Could not create GithubRepository instance.") }

        fullName = name
        htmlURL = URL
        repositoryID = repoID
    }
```


Instead of saying that something *is*, I would rather say that the public key of the account master key is used as the account ID.

(We could leave out mentioning master key, but my emphasis is on the word *used*)

-------

The distinction here is that if you say *is*:
```
accountId == publicKey // true
accountId === publicKey // true
```

But I would argue that the correct semantics is:
```
accountId == publicKey // true
accountId === publicKey // false
```


Nice speedup.


How is it fixed?
no change has been committed to the file?!


Hi Eddie,

Nice to meet you here! It's been a long time since we last talked by email. I'm glad to know you are involved in PCL development. Let me know if you need any support or information and I'll be happy to help you as I can.


Oh, this also had the quote approval system in it... I guess that qualifies as a fix.


Thank you, this is a bug.


These all still do memcpys, right?  Without looking it up, I presume that's the zero in the arglist.  You're just skipping the get and release and using a more efficient JNI method?


Congrat! Less dependencies, better stability IMHO.


Don't Steal My Stuff!


At some point we should hook this up to run from python using the jep_pipe.


I prefer use single quote. You can do this change?


This commit ensures that if the "--record=false" flag is explicitly set that it does not trigger a new ChangeCause to be recorded.

Previously, if "--record=true" was set at any time, all following commands triggered this function to record (even if "--record=false" was explicity set), due to the fact that a ChangeCause existed from the single recording.


Typo: mkv not make 😃


Ugh,on my phone,meant to saw ' mkv not mkw'


Targets issue #81


@djres88 It's probably better to use two <%= %> things than string interpolation.  The whole purpose of ERB templates is so you don't need string interpolation.


Issue #81


Кажется, надо теперь поменять whiteoutSpriteHeartOpen на coreSpriteHeartOpen и whiteoutSpriteHeartFull на coreSpriteHeartFull


Thank you, @kieranjol, I will fix this.


I think all seed files should conventionally be named as we expect them to be. Can you explain the DRY problem more? For me it follows DRY as we have only one place with the table names array.
I've never seen truncation in seed files before but this shouldn't affect their normal usage and should simplify what we do indeed.


huh guess I didn't quite finish that


You can put your name as author if you so desire.


Not full scope at this point (e,g. no groups) + coded based on RE rather than specs...


This was the recommendation from the Electron team https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/2288#issuecomment-123147993 basically just proding Node's `process`, if it's there then it's Electron/node.


Oki


os_2_0_build_shared (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Removed this one.


Thanks for looking into this. I ended up overriding Dispose in my testing AppHost to not call JsConfig.Reset to work around the issue.


You don't need AppConf. There is a member variable `props` that has this information. Also, I would recommend launching the GUI if no command-line arguments are given, i.e., when `props` is empty, irrespective of whether or not `--gui` is set. Otherwise, the command-line interface has nothing to do anyways and would exit with right away.


@djres88 - The jQuery `attr` method should work: http://api.jquery.com/attr/

Let me know if you're still stuck and we can pair on it.


Thanks.


@MichaelB7 Thanks, according to https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/performance-tools-for-software-developers-intel-compiler-options-for-sse-generation-and-processor-specific-optimizations , the correct flag is -avx or if we don't want 'vectorization' it should be - sse4.2. For an Intel CPU we can use one of these, but I am not sure about 'AMD', so I proposed -sse4, as for ICC, these flags are usually just hints to the compiler.


Yes, I think we should align with Python 3 since that's the future.


@4chromat Nice.  Could have also done via `np.dot` product - `np.dot(np.dot(B,B), np.dot(B,B))`


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Should that be `PyErrOccurred()` instead of `!PyErr_Occurred()`?  We should have a better error message here.  At least mention the method name pyjconstructor_init.


Good


I tried that, but there was no `props` member in `EscherConverter`.

I thought that disabling GUI for now by default is good since we are focussing on the CLI. We can enable it in future if we add the new features to the GUI.


Linking this change to it's issue.  #4


Forgot to mention this is to fix #4.


For future consideration TypeError may be more fitting.


also enabled: textarea deletion when phaseswitching


This pattern matchin is not very precise. There is already a much better solution that even looks into the file and parses the first few lines in order to figure out what exactly it is. This check doesn't consider variations in upper/lower case and also requires the rather unusal end "sb[gn|ml].xml", whereas most files will either end with ".xml" or ".sb[gn|ml]". I recommend having a look how the SBFileFilter was used before.


> I thought that PCL core application somehow inherently depends on Qt

Of course, the PixInsight core application uses Qt5 extensively. However, PCL is completely isolated from the core application in terms of dependencies on external libraries. The only (bidirectional) communication between a module and the core is through internal PCL API routines, which are pure C function pointers. See [/include/pcl/api](https://github.com/PixInsight/PCL/tree/master/include/pcl/api) and [/src/pcl/APIInterface.cpp](https://github.com/PixInsight/PCL/blob/master/src/pcl/APIInterface.cpp).

Note that a standard PixInsight module has no external dependencies, other than standard system libraries. The exception is XISF-pxm.so, which depends on libQt5Core.so.5 and libQt5Xml.so.5, but this will change soon. The FITS, JPEG, JPEG2000 and TIFF format support modules depend on .so objects included in the standard PixInsight distribution. Try the ldd command with any module to check this.

This independence on external resources is IMO one of the strongest points of the PCL architecture.


I searched but without success. Perhaps it was for some old version of polyhedron demo.
If you want we can make a test without these links...


That's the relevant change :-)


What does it mean '&~' operand? :)


What's with the hanging comma? Is that required?


fix text


TypeError would be more appropriate.  https://docs.python.org/2/library/exceptions.html#exceptions.TypeError


I think the .jar file is missing in the repo. Would be great if your can you provide the url as well. :-)


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#cajTgH3KRPGXr4G86MsbFQ


why is this being removed? i believe it changes how map comparisons occur?


First timer!


Lets save this now


Why bother with depreciated software? Please check with our [new profiles](https://github.com/manjaro/manjaro-tools-iso-profiles) and open there an issue. Thx.


Snippets? For zen coding?


@NickCraver - We are moving away from the previous 'preview' channel. We ran into a lot of issues with it, and didn't like where we were headed with only having 3 channels available for consumers: production, preview, future.  Now, `1.0.0-preview2-003121` (the official "preview2" released version) is the last version getting put in the "preview" channel.

The current "channel" vision is outlined here: https://github.com/dotnet/versions#channels. Give it a read and send us any feedback you have on it.

One of the main benefits of this new Azure Publishing Layout is that, if you want to hard-code a version into your repo you can do it much easier now. You don't even need to worry about channels at all.  You just say `dotnet-install.ps1 -Version 1.0.0-preview3-00XXXX` and that version will be installed. No more guessing what the right "channel" is.

But, if you don't want a hard-coded version in your repo, and you want the "latest" version in a channel, you just say `dotnet-install.p1 -Channel rel-1.0.0` and you will get the latest available version in that channel.

Currently, we are working on MSBuild support, but we are doing it in a feature branch.  If someone wanted to start using the CLI's that have MSBuild support, they can use the `feature-msbuild` channel.

The new channel vision gives us and consumers a lot more flexibility in how we produce, and they consume the different versions of the CLI.

Now to answer your exact question:

> I can't find a combination of parameters that actually lets me pin to preview 2

If you want to consume preview2, you shouldn't reference the `dotnet-install` script from the `dotnet/cli/rel/1.0.0` branch.  The `rel/1.0.0` branch has moved on from preview2.  Instead, you should use the installer script from the preview2 branch:  `https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dotnet/cli/rel/1.0.0-preview2/scripts/obtain/dotnet-install.ps1`


Thanks! This is more streamlined


May be an already discussed point, but why do we have same bits for IFF_NOFILTER as with IFF_NO_P1
#define IFF_NO_PI	0x1000  ?Thanks!


@4chromat Good use of Numpy functions.


I don't understand how you got away with not having magic inheritance and typedef struct.  It's just an ordinary PyObject and PyJConstructor is purely conceptual?  However it works, could use some documentation.


Like the use of `defaultdict` for this problem.


@4chromat Really good use of `re` module. 👍


I don't fully understand this.  Is it actually a PyJMethodObject or something else?


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The name should be `Gem::Authorization`


Nope, I just got sidetracked and completely forgot about it


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Eventually, our ASP.NET controllers will not need to return views and will only be for the API instead. The Web Server can serve the html and the html will invoke the controllers using angular. ExpressJS can be used in the longterm for the API


Will this create latency while trying to consume message at a higher rate(we are waiting for zookeeper to do commit and ack after each message) ?


Thanks for adding, I couldn't find these.


@schalkneethling let's make the here's your badge text much smaller. We are running out of space and I don't want it to compete with anything else. Let's try .625rem.


For shared options you can make a separate module `Gem::AuthorizationOptions` that has `add_key_option` and `OptionParser.accept Symbol`.

See [local_remote_options.rb](https://github.com/rubygems/rubygems/blob/master/lib/rubygems/local_remote_options.rb) for an example, it has `accept_uri_http` and various methods that add different options.

It gets included in a command [like this](https://github.com/rubygems/rubygems/blob/master/lib/rubygems/commands/install_command.rb#L19) and the needed options are added [in initialize](https://github.com/rubygems/rubygems/blob/master/lib/rubygems/commands/install_command.rb#L33).


https://github.com/andrew-paglinawan/QuicksandFamily/tree/master/sources/2.0 has glyphs files


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@tonistiigi is the below case actually needed? I thought that the service specs get merged on update, so if a spec already contained a token, then that would continue to exist?


crash when sync with this error:
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I think it was this deletion that broke alignment in #21


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Why you get rid of my !doctype html yo


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The table names are both in `CONSTANT_TABLES` and in the file names in `/db/seeds/`. So whenever you change or add a file/table name, you "just have to remember" to change `CONSTANT_TABLES` accordingly. It's a slightly unusual case, but I see it as a DRY violation.

The fix is simple. Grab the seed files directly by `Dir["db/seeds/*.seeds.rb"]`. If the seed file truncates, we don't have to parse out the table name from the file name.

Also: Do we need to care about the stuff in `/db/seeds/development/`?


Channels do not/will not require JA++ client.
An event/API can be added for session change, or you could serialise plugin state yourself on load/unload events.
It feels a bit clunky having half of a feature in C and half of it in Lua, when it could probably be made to work in just Lua, or reimagined.
This probably should have been a PR or at-least discussed before pushed.


@Nerkill Заработало!
Спасибо!


You can revert all these and include `Gem::UserInteraction` in this class `https://github.com/rubygems/rubygems/blob/master/lib/rubygems/user_interaction.rb#L76-L95`.  This includes `say`, `ask`, etc. used below.


I agree, and I do employ that filter [here](https://github.com/SBRG/EscherConverter/pull/15/commits/45e6199230802cab905adf10411aca72f9bfb340#diff-bc9231f8a1d5b4d6c6f6a374f26d6f38R305).

This kind of pattern matching is just a matter of convenience for the user, but I was thinking of adding an `--input-format` option alongside an output format.


Thanks for file_exists. Wating for release! :+1:


Random style change


I would prefer that the field be required. Is the issue that we don't have data at the moment for existing payment processors? We should assume that adding 0 on upgrade is appropriate except for ones that we are changing. @eileenmcnaughton have you heard of any extensions or payment processor modules that currently implement support for future dated start dates for recurring transaction series?


Для отладки ставлю интервал 1 мин, чтобы не ждать час. Периодически забываю вернуть перед коммитом.


see above


Once you've included `UserInteraction` this is the only spot `@command` is used, so you could change `for_command` above to be `for_key`.

Those changes would make this a very nice PR.


Afaik it only gets merged in the cli level. For this case this field is not exposed in engine-api so we can't merge in cli.


@nacx I have cherry picked this change on top of the latest master branch. You can see my updates in the Azure ARM provider [here](https://github.com/ritazh/jclouds-labs/commit/dc814b4ba6ced2d2bc67fee0851c28b6848ba144). Unfortunately, 3 tests failed after adding this change. Please see log [here](https://gist.github.com/ritazh/2a591b48f74ff4abb4dd176a98501d1a)


Hmm, not sure what you're referring to. If you look closely nothing was deleted. It was simply moved around so as to have more specificity in the tweaking of the `react-virtualized` classes


w linijce 100 faktycznie otwierasz plik, ale zobacz, że brakuje tam kodu, który wczyta linie tego pliku ;)
open otwiera plik, is_open sprawdza czy jest otwarty... a jeszcze trzeba wczytać linie ;)

jak to robisz w teście (poniżej)

katalog.open("ja.txt", ios::in); // otwarcie pliku
 if(katalog.good()) // sprawdzamy czy plik istnieje
{
 	**while(!katalog.eof())
 	{
 		getline(katalog, linia);
 		cout<< linia<< '\n';
	 }**
}

tego pogrubionego nie ma w bloku pod linijką 100... a to jest właśnie przejście po każdej linii pliku. coś trzeba będzie z tymi liniami oczywiście zrobić i gdzieś je umieścić. spójrz np. tutaj:

https://github.com/MistrzowieKodowania/cPlusPlusMaterials/blob/master/Kod/Files/read_any.cpp


Alright, as discussed in #25, let's

* fix imageFlavor to VOLUME (to simplify things, and I don't see having any other options for our use cases)
* have pixContrast defined by the user from the enum here: https://github.com/fedorov/dcmqi/commit/d34959b6a922406336000c4e15df112f17bfe5f9#diff-76cc4f02feda8859a39e5a06653a39c0R46


Is it just for convenience that you are replicating the field from PaymentProcessorType, or is it that we are allowing users to turn this on or off based on the functionality of their particular account with the Payment Processor? Ie you have to pay more/ask for special things in order to get this?


You can avoid the warning by using:

```java
return classLoader.loadClass( clazz.getName() + IMPLEMENTATION_SUFFIX ).asSubclass(clazz).newInstance();
```


target Static Jar: glide (/home/piccinnigius/RR/out/target/common/obj/JAVA_LIBRARIES/glide_intermediates/javalib.jar)
frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/qs/tiles/MusicTile.java:208: error: method does not override or implement a method from a supertype
        @Override
        ^
frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/qs/tiles/MusicTile.java:211: error: method does not override or implement a method from a supertype
        @Override
        ^
frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/qs/tiles/MusicTile.java:214: error: method does not override or implement a method from a supertype
        @Override
        ^
frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/qs/tiles/MusicTile.java:217: error: method does not override or implement a method from a supertype
        @Override
        ^
Note: Some input files use or override a deprecated API.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details.
Note: Some input files use unchecked or unsafe operations.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details.
4 errors
target Java: DeskClock (/home/piccinnigius/RR/out/target/common/obj/APPS/DeskClock_intermediates/classes)
make: *** [/home/piccinnigius/RR/out/target/common/obj/APPS/SystemUI_intermediates/classes-full-debug.jar] Error 41
make: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....

error :cry:
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@JeffreyWay any change you tag this? =)

This new behaviour of scripts is giving me some headaches...


cm变mokee教程😏


to use one or more vi, we need the IPX_HTTP.lvlib file, or is it?


actually, just moved to `combine` and it just did the trick... :+1:


@larspetrus I've just came up with a self maintaining idea!
- use `Dir["db/seeds/*.seeds.rb"]` to load seeds
- add *super simple* test inside `test_db_manager.rb` checking if the count of seed files matching the above equal the count of `CONSTANT_TABLES`

Therefore if we add more seed files in this directory we will be immediately informed that we should add appropriate table name to `CONSTANT_TABLES` to let it be preserved during tests!


Nice edit.


In most languages, you can have multi-line strings without having to do multiple print or console.log() commands. These are `\t` for a tab, `\n` for a newline, and there are a few others that you can look up.

For example:

```javascript
console.log("|" + gameboard[0] + "|" + gameboard[1] + "|" gameboard[2] + "|"\n
                   "|" + gameboard[3] + "|" + gameboard[4] + "|" gameboard[5] + "|"\n
                   "|" + gameboard[6] + "|" + gameboard[7] + "|" gameboard[8] + "|");
```


we can remove that. I don't think it hurts keeping it as it is though.


@larspetrus Ah, answering your last question: we don't care about development seeds as their aim is to create some competitions, persons, users and so on, so that we have something to work with on the localhost.


You forgot to add the string concatenation after the gameboard variable is used:

```javascript
"|" + gameboard[0]"|"+ // This will not work
"|" + gameboard[0] + "|"
```


Thanks for your contribution @vladMoldo. All static files to be sent to the client are stored in server/public - hence moving the index file.

You will need to copy the code provided in the css file into main.scss.


Click on the account name, there's a new dropdown menu there.


<img width="642" alt="screen shot 2016-06-29 at 21 13 58" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1674417/16465323/6959f524-3e3e-11e6-8a25-848e8145137c.png">


please use capital letters for those 2.


also add an extra , at the end of thtype_tcp (preferred coding style)


jar running on linux


the () around ip_hdr(skb)->protocol == IPPROTO_TCP  can be removed (operator priority)


This does not seem to work. I get an error telling me that it needs to use post request not get. Also when i chenge get to post, i get an authentication error:
`Started GET "/users/auth/dropbox_oauth2/callback?state=1d49636851b6ea5e89c498979bbb11ef6e16a7f7d64fc041&code=9adbRC3UNmAAAAAAAAAA50xJTZkrm2gOgogzU97BQas" for ::1 at 2016-06-29 21:10:58 +0200
I, [2016-06-29T21:10:58.043637 #35506]  INFO -- omniauth: (dropbox_oauth2) Callback phase initiated.
E, [2016-06-29T21:11:00.418424 #35506] ERROR -- omniauth: (dropbox_oauth2) Authentication failure! invalid_credentials: OAuth2::Error, Error in call to API function "users/get_current_account": Bad HTTP "Content-Type" header: "application/x-www-form-urlencoded".  Expecting one of "application/json", "application/json; charset=utf-8", "text/plain; charset=dropbox-cors-hack".
Processing by OmniauthCallbacksController#failure as HTML
  Parameters: {"state"=>"1d49636851b6ea5e89c498979bbb11ef6e16a7f7d64fc041", "code"=>"9adbRC3UNmAAAAAAAAAA50xJTZkrm2gOgogzU97BQas"}
Redirected to http://localhost:3000/
Completed 302 Found in 25ms (ActiveRecord: 0.0ms)`


the () around ipv6_hdr(skb)->nexthdr == IPPROTO_TCP can be removed (operator priority)


I know this works, but I'd rather be explicit about comparing optionals. I.e. `*ofrQ >= *limitSelfCrossingQuality_`.


*Avro
*Harrier
*Hornet


This resolves #3.


Just comment the nothing to do for else, without an empty else. I think some code checkers will emit warnings on an empty else clause.


Will this merge be pushed to Hackage at some point?


missing signed off by in changelog (perhaps it's on purpose)


add a comment saying that else is a fall-through.


could actually be turned into a switch() case.


@bealdav juste pour savoir le module est ou maintenant ?


hi alexandre, my new issue: https://github.com/glpi-project/glpi/issues/770


should be turned into a switch-case.


I add something but not come yet


and i want to add a logo =)


perhaps the comparison between skb_network_header(skb) != skb->head is obvious to someone knowing the networking code, but a small comment explaining what it does would not hurt.


AShwi update this


May as well fold the `offerCorssing_` condition into the assert.


If was obvious to me too when I wrote this code 3 years ago. I will have to remember now ;-)


Oh yes it shouldn't be on that line. It should be added to the following right?

`apt-get install -y wget trang perl python3 python3-dev python3-pip git tar fontconfig cpanminus libxml2-dev libxslt-dev libssl-dev libgdbm-dev liblwp-protocol-https-perl perlmagick openjdk-7-jre-headless bindfs && \
`


This logic has not been refactored properly at 6d54b4013c4a1a62fde018c9090bebe8cec38a03, I will go ahead and file an issue, and add additional tests to cover use of boolean over Map.


toegevoed should be toegevoegd


Oh snap..

But I've meant that you mention 7.3.438 in the docs, whereas I'm looking for 7.3.442.


actually, if network is like transport, this method will not be used since the recv works for both send and recv (originally, there was a send and receive template, now there's only 1)


About truncating tables in seeds: actually I think it's kinda bad idea as this forces us to remember (or realise later) that we need to add it when writing seeds. Better idea would be to add `after(:suite)` callback that will clean *all* tables without exceptions. What do you think?


dodałam i działa :)
https://github.com/Annamariaw/zadanie_2/blob/test_branch/zadanie4.cpp
Jeszcze jedno, dlaczego zawsze po kompilacji wyświetla na końcu "plik jest pusty".
W kodzie mam:
 if(katalog==NULL)   // nie wiem dlaczego to też się wykonuje na ekranie
 {
 	cout<<"plik jest pusty";
	katalog.close();
Gdzie tkwi błąd?


The extensions ' .41FEB' just encrypted my files. Anyone knows anything about this variant ?


I'll give it a run in a while and see what is going on.
Meanwhile, one thing to be done to debug what failed in the script that runs on the node is to put a breakpoint (or comment out) the code that destroys the nodes in the `finally` block, to give you time to access the node before jclouds deletes it.
Once in the node, the `/tmp/bootstrap` contains files with the standard output and error for the script execution. That should show which command failed and why java was not installed.


You are so very fast!
I want to use anime ES6 style with reactjs!


HtmlAgilityPack 1.4.9.4 is out after almost two years, lol. Json.NET 9.0.1 stable is out as well.


This looks better than my "drawish" attempts, congrats. Good luck with your experiments!


remove whiteline.


HAP was published today, and JSON is being updated constantly. I'll do packages update in a moment.


@SurvivalHive does it work for you without delay?


add comma at end of line (prefered coding style). Repeat below.


Probably mean "expect" instead of "except".


change unsigned short for uint16_t, unsigned int for uint32_t, etc.


So, this would be `conda install -c conda-forge zwatershed`.


you could add a preview of a babeltrace output of that instrumentation, it would help review.


Think the URL needs to be `https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/zwatershed.svg?maxAge=2592000`.


I was playing with ASF and idle master and all of the sudden noticed an update with HAP yesterday (1.4.9.3 at the time) and thought I was going crazy lol.

I know it's not a high priority or anything, so again my apologies.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#fKCJSgSfQHCohAdkZtwP0g


Thx for updating


For reference

>  updated for version 7.3.442
    Problem:    Still read modelines for ":doautocmd".
    Solution:   Move check for <nomodeline> to separate function.

Apparently it was introduced before, but did not work correctly.

The new syntax is available since 7.4.237 (not `.327`).


A plea for boring account names in jtx tests: It makes my life easier if we stick to the usual alice, bob, carol, etc account names. I will go through the code when this is merged, so no change needed, but unless there's a good reason stick to names that have already been used so I don't need to keep updating my pretty printing scripts.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#V7uTqyGLQbOXxpDAslrl4A


No need to apology, thanks for letting me know. I check nuget updates only from time to time, I'm not sure if there is any extra addon to check automatically though.


ng-cloak


Is it possible to include an html grammar in order to let me use it external defined template (with templateUrl)?. Thank you.


Agree. Created https://github.com/RaRe-Technologies/gensim/issues/764


le client a prévu de s'en passer. il reste à l'état de PR donc, peut être à closer ?


Yes. This commit is reverted on our side as well. I think the important change is that:

```diff
-   undo_one_liner(prev);
+   //undo_one_liner(prev);
```

and so I think that the `PCF_ONE_LINER` flag is not cleared from the one-liner that is not a one-liner anymore.


Weird, the tests works locally but not on CI. Will fire up a VM and see what's up.


Sounds great let's make it happen :smiley:


Where to see the output improvement?


Do you mean `channel:{id}:resubscribed` :fire:


Hi @tbreloff! Maybe you can add some quick installation steps in the README for the newcomers...


THINK YOU CAN DO WITH OTHER CHIP? MODELS XEROX ?


if ( VM_MVAPILevel(gvm) >= 2 )


This breaks the formula. 061 is not the exact same as version. should revert to previous version or change version as 061


My goal is to get people to the documentation quickly, so I really don't want to put too much in here.


`BookStep::redeems` can return true when `ownerPayesTransferFee` is false (the default). Until that amendment is turned on we can't relay on `BookStep::redeems` always returning false.


Thank you fro the report. Next time, though, please open an issue instead of commenting on the commit.


Goofed up that pull request, but whatever.


Could you look into this patch? (Might fix Cast screen on CM 12.1+):
https://github.com/ghsr/build_tools/blob/cm-12.1/patches/frameworks_av.patch#L308


/cc @kellyredding


spectral_dataset (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2385 of 2435 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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yes! that's great @fernandog thanks!


cc @rowanmiller should be faster now. 🐎


My local repo was somehow messed up, sorry for trouble. Now ok. Best relase ever.


cRatio is clamped at 2.25 so the final else will never fire now, making the new max pDif 2.625 instead of 3. Not sure if this was by design, just noticed it and thought I would bring it up.

Oh, I also just noticed the same issue of two < 1.5 conditions in a row is found in the section calculating critical cratio just below the fixed one.

I also find it interesting that the pDif max for both crit and not crits is clamped at 3. Is that accurate? Thanks to level correction, fighting anything over 75 makes this less impactful, though, since you'll rarely be capping your pDif. In my Gekko damage calculations versus Kirin, I easily cap my cRatio at 2.25 thanks to Gekko's 2x attack multiplier but the level correction drops it to 1.4 because Kirin is 92, making my pDif min 1 and pDif max 1.75.


Okay good point, I didn't know that. I'll update my PR.


Oh ok, intellij removed it while optimizing imports and I compiled so I thought it was ok. Let me add it back. The test fails with this in there a well.


FixWindDirectionInterpolation (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2259 of 2260 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

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 * 2 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

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[That](https://github.com/jonatanklosko/worldcubeassociation.org/commit/9abbe9aa559b81e30529432cbe9c8f23615d92ea)'s the idea!


s/Intances/Instances/


probably you could not get anything from commit open https://github.com/ojs/ojs/blob/aae477aae8814e220e6314f29607a5add2d234b1/src/Ojs/OAIBundle/Resources/views/Default/records.xml.twig file and view in raw format. copy line :28 that contains replace function. paste line to sublime. you will see real characters. yes this characters breaks xml structure. Very bizarre right 😄


@leletec  That's the 10% interest rate, by the way.

Also, this add-moneying should not be in the cmds system, but rather in the model. Better abstraction. Ignore that for now.


Why isn't hostPort managed by cni setup and tear down?


These values were **so** wrong :smile:


I think the scripts only evaluate `sdkVersion:'19'` and not the `targetSdkVersion` for a number


CatchNanInHeatBalance (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1669 of 1669 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I also got this error, both on TP5 and on Windows 10 Insider. My only way to workaround this was to run the `Install-ContainerImage` in an interactive desktop using a scheduled task.
In my Windows 10 setup that already uses the new steps I could use a feature in Vagrant running the provision script [install-base-container-images.ps1](https://github.com/StefanScherer/docker-windows-box/blob/master/windows10/scripts/install-base-container-images.ps1) with the flag [`powershell_elevated_interactive: true`](https://github.com/StefanScherer/docker-windows-box/blob/master/windows10/Vagrantfile#L25) which also uses a scheduled task for that.

I guess that this has to do with the progress bar. So my next try is to set `$ProgressPreference='SilentlyContinue'` before that command and see if it works.

But if that does not work I just found out that packer has a similar feature https://www.packer.io/docs/provisioners/powershell.html using `elevated_user` and `elevated_password` that also creates a scheduled task. So probably no need to add the long scheduled task code that I previously used.


Haha thanks :)

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@andyqzb How often will this exception happen and cause the memory leak?


Why isn't this looked up by the cni plugin and managed by that process?  Why does it have to be setup from the node process?


This is great!


The behaviour is identical so I moved that commit to master.  I'm happy to have working NCO tuning in the Soapy wrapper. But I really don't understand the "performance reasons" or the "get an image which is seen as negative frequency" comment.

[Here is an imgur album of a test tone both positive and negative generated by the NCO](http://imgur.com/a/wgcIg/all). Two of the images use FCW < 50% and the CMIX_SC bit, the other two images make full use of the FCW range. Its the same.

> You set TxNCO frequency to be 9MHz. But the highest signal fed to the DAC may be 5MHz. Hence you get an image which is seen as negative frequency.

Going along with this -- with a 9MHz tone given a 10 Msps rate, the FCW would be set to 3865470566. Because the phase is 32-bits, this is identical to subtracting the twos compliment of FCW or ((~3865470566 - 1) & 0xffffffff). And because the phase increment is negative, that's why we get a -1.0 MHz tone. Its not an image, its literally a complex sine wave whose phase decreases by a constant amount every cycle. I hope that the plots I posted prove that.

Now obviously its not a 9MHz tone, that is above nyquist. Its a -1.0 MHz tone, and that’s why Set/GetNCOFrequency() as an API should always support a range between +/-fs/2 -- to represent its full capability and range. Thoughts?


yeah i think we should leave it insensitive until someone says something
about -- 80/20 kind of thing

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Why use a flag when you could use the plugin name?


FixWindDirectionInterpolation (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@Dark111 no, it doesn't need to be a phar file, but you need a *start.sh* (now added by @XFuryMCPE https://github.com/iTXTech/Synapse/blob/master/start.sh) and a *php7 binary folder* (you can copy it from your pocketmine folder or create a symlink). So it's the same directory structure like pocketmine.
If you want to create a phar file from source you can do "ms" (makeserver) in the Synapse console. This will create the phar file in the "./plugins/Synapse/" directory of your Synapse installation.


ok


I know :cry:


Use our standard library back off loops.  Also use an exponential backoff.


Same for any other retry loop you have.


This looks odd. I'm not sure about the meaning of these constants but is it really '2' here and '4' in D4+ ?


Hey @sampathweb ,

Sorry about that! Arrays vs Matrix operations confused me a bit. I'll go ahead and fix it.

Thanks,
John


It wasn't merged on 1.2.4 ??? :,(

https://github.com/sulu/sulu/commit/2329b9398d9e374278b8586442c668b3d2d17db6#commitcomment-18053366


You can just put the ifdef inside the function, leaving it empty in the non-debug case. The compiler optimizes out calls empty functions


Breaking lines like this isn't helping readability


![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6054371/16438270/f39d03b6-3d62-11e6-83e7-cc1d92fc2de6.png)

Blue (old)
Green (after make PTv out of the for loop)
Red (do not use data class Jv in the loop, but simply use list)


oops.  This was the wrong comment.  This was actually a new table


Looping over Jv is dangerous ...


Initializing field class ... in the for loop is dangerous ...


/me confused. Why do you need to pass as parameter instead of just letting the method know the only configuration it should put the device in.

In that case you don't even have to declare AccelConfig and GyroConfig


I am git-shu. Your commit is useful, but ...


fixed


FWIW, the values of :outputs and :inputs are sets, not vectors, right?


Yes, although I realize now that you ask that the way I wrote that is not explicit at all. At first I had it return undefined but I realized that that would make the REPL tricky. So I tested out the JS interpreter and found that it if you give it multiple expressions it returns the result of the last expression.


OK will do.


Comfort: 3.5
Completeness: 5

This was a good exercise for seeing how git and git hub work together. Was confused about the section below from the README file, particularly the code, because I didn't know how to use it for the pull request because it looked like the pull request was just pushing a button:

"Create a Pull Request:

Back on github.com (on your forked repo), create a pull request to the upstream (original) repository: ga-dc/haiku master <- your_github_name/haiku master"


We actually *should* do this


Yes I think you're right. I think I'll make a website for it as well. Might as well give our hard work a nice cover page right? :-)


笔误，修改一下


Am I supposed to do a new Pull Request for each push? I pushed New Pull Request for the updated version and nothing happened.


Dropping samples is bad. You could just read again, without incrementing the stack size needed


Thanks :+1:


Why would one want to disable FIFO? It looks like dead code to me


Happy to do what works for you guys, but cannot risk breaking other devices.


Using [`update-in`](https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/update-in) would be more idiomatic.


For example, this would become

```clojure
(update-in graph [item-k :inputs] conj input)
```


This should fix VCS compile errors from modules being declared twice


Thanks for fixing that local variable. I must've missed it when refactoring into the `get_git_config` function.


Game plays fine, but feels a little buggy the way that it does not self-close the application when finished.
Also the final winning move, or last move with the board filled should immediately display that the game is over and what the results are without pressing another key.

Fine for now,
Want to create a computer player, who can make good moves based on the board arrangement.


I presume you got Emacs'd here, which is prone to adding this line, but we don't need it. Formulae are read as UTF-8 automatically, there's core code for it.


Fixed #1


No rush, I agree that's not urgent.  I'm reading the source because posh is so cool I'm curious about how it works (and, as a bonus, how would one use it in the server side).


experimentando


This is much easier to understand :+1:


GBE+ can even use Game Shark and Game Genie codes together at the same time :P


Thanks yo! 🍻


mudou esta linha  podes ver todos os updates tipo relatorio mm nice ok baza


通常使用这种方式来重置文件读写指针


Data.txt is just a reference to any text file with 1 element per line. there's no particular Data.txt file for this program, any large text file with several thousand/million entries will give a good indicator of the how it performs. It's also possible to modify it to take a data stream and print it out in real time (the real purpose of a streaming algorithm).


Why not run this some number of times, not just once? maybe for example:
```
result = [ 1 if a + b == add( a, b ) else 0 for a in range(0,10) for b in range(0,10)]
assert( sum(result) == len(result) )
```


Yeah, renaming  the defer macro seems like the best bet.  In the absence of that, adding an #ifdef defer/#error to the top of the token.h file seems like a good idea.


from sbs zino1187


You can try, but I don't know if it will get through.  But don't worry, I fully understand your point and it seems to be legitimate :-).  What is the term for the notes that are moved onto the other staff and that cause the crossed stem or beam?  Immigrant notes? (feature must now be turned off when printing English music) Adopted notes? Wormhole notes? Mexican Jumping notes? Defecting notes? Wandering notes?

For @lpugin: Thinking and testing more, I find that I cannot put an entire chord onto a different staff in verovio (i.e., a wandering chord rather than a cross-staff chord containing wandering notes).

In this MEI chord encoding:

```xml
<staff n="1">
...
      <chord xml:id="chord-000000170860587" staff="2" dur="4" stem.dir="up">
          <note xml:id="note-000000038763024" oct="3" pname="e" accid.ges="n" />
          <note xml:id="note-000000158367678" oct="3" pname="g" accid.ges="n" />
          <note xml:id="note-000000094340457" oct="4" pname="c" accid.ges="n" />
      </chord>
...
</staff>
```

I would expect the entire chord to be moved to staff 2, and the chord's stem not staff-crossing:

![screen shot 2016-06-28 at 6 48 08 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3487289/16438135/d57e5a66-3d61-11e6-95ef-1c8838aebfe4.png)

This sort of encoding would be useful; otherwise, the bottom staff in this rendering would require two layers with a space element at the start of one of the layers, and a corresponding filler space in the upper-staff for the missing chord (if you want to be able to check for rhythm syntax errors).  So if this is not possible, there will be lots of unnecessary busywork to encode the example.

However verovio renders the above chord encoding as:

![screen shot 2016-06-28 at 6 43 54 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3487289/16438149/ee751b0e-3d61-11e6-8b4d-d88add02d704.png)

Which I would instead expect to be encoded in MEI as:

```xml
<staff n="1">
...
      <chord xml:id="chord-000000170860587" dur="4" stem.dir="up">
          <note xml:id="note-000000038763024" staff="2" oct="3" pname="e" accid.ges="n" />
          <note xml:id="note-000000158367678" staff="2" oct="3" pname="g" accid.ges="n" />
          <note xml:id="note-000000094340457" staff="2" oct="4" pname="c" accid.ges="n" />
      </chord>
...
</staff>
```

which is Don's cross-staff stem, where the chord is owned by staff 1 and the notes are adopted by staff 2. Note that the same behavior should also work on the beam element as well.

For @pe-ro, it seems that the cross-staff encoding system using `@staff` is not a particularly great system for manipulating the music.  A relative displacement description is much better than an absolute one.  These should be encoded with `@staffRel="-1"` or something similar.  This would mean "place the note on the next lower staff" or `@staffRel="1"` for "place the note on the next higher staff".


Dataprev também?


## middlewares

body-parser => parsear el body o cuerpo de las peticiones que me van hacer de tipo POST

cookie-parser => Express por defecto no tiene soporte de cookies

express-session => soporta sessiones


Congrats!


configuración antes de static config


It should be called HomeContainer.js and be in containter


猫头鹰是什么鬼阿


This is really clever. I like it.


20.times do
     user = User.new(
       first_nam: Faker::Name.first_name,
       last_name: Faker::Name.last_name
    )

   5.times do
       user.posts.new(
             title: Faker::Book.title,
             body: Faker::Lorem.words(4, true),
             date: Faker::Time.between(DateTime.now - 1, DateTime.now)
    )
    user.save
 end


Oops.. Forgot to change the user.name and user.email values for the repository on the shared laptop. All this code was written by me and not aswin89thee :)


OK


Are you using `merge` here, as opposed to `assoc`, so as not to clobber any existing entries?  If so, a comment might be warranted, because this seems easy to miss/forget.


exactly what we need


awesome!


Ohh! Good point! Sorry, I thought this was happening before that point.

Okay, I've now modified it so it explicitly checks `self.rotateClockwiseButtonHidden` at the same time now. :)

Thanks for that!


great!


This seems like it should always be text—does anything crash if we just `assert isinstance(dec, str)` here? If so, maybe we should fix the source of the bytes.


Cut and paste bites again?


`    return nameToDetailsMapping.values().stream()
        .mapToLong(SnapshotMetaData::getGenerationNumber).anyMatch(gen -> gen == genNumber);`


`    return nameToDetailsMapping.entrySet().stream()
        .anyMatch(entry -> indexDirPath.equals(entry.getValue().getIndexDirPath()));`


通过


Good call; let's keep this Unicode.


Yeppp, I figured; but I forgot how to turn off Emacs' adding it on save.


Very good!


Don't ask me 🙈. I removed the line, didn't seem fair to nag you about something I could fix in a few seconds.


oh, you're right


Ok..., this problem is interesting... I'll change it and push this pr. Thanks for your help, @jdcasey :+1:


Nice tests :-)


Yep. Thanks.


Not used anywhere?


👍 yep works much better now 🎉


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [hengkitpat](https://hengkitpat-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/logs](https://hengkitpat-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/logs)


Il ya une PR dans l'oca? ou ailleurs?


issue: could not find symbol
if you try and use a method that isn't in the testclass yet


this file should not be committed, please use "git rm" to remove it in your next commit


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#WtKtXbGuTCeNbMvDPlO3Xw


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#AL-Tz0-6TxG7r4ROb20q9w


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#R8OGkEDwSoSKTI6gxCQoGw


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#aYbQtqxwSmOg53f9xZeanw


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#YCJ2n0-0QPSWJB7yNy2OWw


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#UaKju7SFQa6LkGzKLLyzQw


ცუდი აზრია სხვადასხვა კლასი რომ გაქვს მონაცემების მისაღებად და დასაბრუნებლად.

todo-core-ის მაგალითი ნახე ახალი ტასკის შექმნის და წაკითხვას როგორ ახერხებს ერთი კლასით 😐


The issue is here: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/25555


is this method defined in any other part of the stack, perhaps rutil, could you use the other definition?


si il y a une pr quelque part ça peut etre bien de la tagger 'need help'


tienen modificaciones primeras pruebas


@Atis6 bit negation of 2 and logic and with current npcflags


Then I guess it's better if I revert the changes so may someone else will find a better solution.


like discussed:
```
int length = pts.length;
for(int i = 0 ; i < length ; i++)
```


Hello.
I downloaded your SMAPI to run some mods I downloaded, but there is no ".exe" file, how should I run this?


develop (wfbuhl) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1665 of 1665 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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see above


@Annamariaw

o i ja się czegoś nowego dowiedziałem ;)
okazuje się, że katalog == NULL jest tożsame z katalog.fail()

dlaczego to się wykonuje?
ponieważ otwierasz plik, wczytujesz linie, aż do końca pliku, potem wychodzi Ci z pętli i katalog jest przesunięty na "koniec pliku". A więc sprawdzenie katalog == NULL daje Ci "true" ponieważ ten plik został już wczytany.

Możesz zrobić eksperyment i wrzucić ten warunek do pętli, w której wczytujesz linijki pliku czyli np tak:
 if(katalog.good()) // sprawdzamy czy plik istnieje
{
 	while(!katalog.eof())
 	{
 		getline(katalog, linia);
 		cout<< linia<< '\n';
                if(katalog==NULL)   // nie wiem dlaczego to też się wykonuje na ekranie
                {
                 	cout<<"plik jest pusty";
	               katalog.close();
                }
	 }
}

zobaczysz, że zobaczysz na konsoli "plik jest pusty" tylko raz - za ostatnią linijką w pliku.
A dlaczego na konsolu? Ponieważ używasz komendy: cout.


also


Oh, nice;D


TaskCluster: @Standard8 does not have permission to trigger tasks.


(.jar converted to .exe)


Yeah, there is only a ".sln" file, but nevermind, I found the file ".exe" here https://github.com/ClxS/SMAPI/releases . Thanks for fast answer and your work :D


nice, but
We talked about integral, so all the methods should have int parameters and int return values.
Constructor doesn't need the parameters, so remove them.
Main method not necessarily must read it's input parameter, ignore them, just use the test format which I used in my latest update of the instructions.txt file.

I will reply to your answers tomorrow - not all of them are correct


>Can you be sure that the given information in the humdrum is always a persName?
>>It is not guaranteed, but is likely. So since the probability is high, I translate it as a person. The idea
>>being that if there is an error, then the person converting to MEI will have to manually correct. I avoided
>>certain reference records which could be persons, but more likely to be non-persons, such as a
>>corporate composer name.

If you're not sure of whether a name indicates a person, corporation, place, etc., you can use `<name>`, which can take all the same attributes as the more-specific name elements.

>General question: why is the composer and lyricist listed in three locations: fileDesc/respStmt
>and fileDesc/sourceDesc and workDesc?

Because the information in these places (and `<expression>` too) has the potential to be different -- imagine a work conceived of by person A, put into written form by person B, and ascribed to person C when published.  Since there's no way to make a completely fool-proof rule about how to share it between these places, the best thing to do is simply repeat it.

>It seems that encodingDesc needs to have a respStmt allowed in it (for MEI 3.1.1)? As "encoder"
>personnel would ideally be located in this section rather than elsewhere.

Ideally, perhaps.  But, the MEI header (like the TEI header) is based on ISBD -- the International Standard Book Description -- standard, which in turn is based on historical library practice.  Putting `<respStmt>` in `<encodingDesc>` makes sense, but that would break with traditional library and TEI practice, not to mention MEI practice so far.  Also, if `<respStmt>` is allowed in both places (which it must be) then there's no way to guarantee that primary responsibility -- author, editor, etc. -- and secondary responsibility -- "encoder personnel" to use your phrase -- will end up in the "proper" places anyway.  It's better to have a single place to put file responsibility info even if it isn't exactly logical.


`invali-` looks like a typo.


Original


Reproducing the results

Pre-Requisites

 Rcurl package
Just download the files into your home directory and run the R files.

Note these codes assumes that the zip file is named hpc.zip so make sure you have renamed it if you have downoaded the dataset.


No worries.  Thanks for your contribution!

:+1:


@SebWouters, FYI, here's my initial implementation of FCIDUMP. It builds and runs the below, but the number of dumped orbitals is wrong. I won't be able to work on this more before `1.0`, so this is just a save of the current status.

```
molecule N2 {
   N       0.0000   0.0000   0.0000
   N       0.0000   0.0000   2.1180
units au
}

set basis cc-pVDZ
set reference rhf
set scf_type PK
set e_convergence 1e-12
set d_convergence 1e-12
set ints_tolerance 0.0

set dmrg_fcidump_exit true

set dmrg_irrep              0
set dmrg_multiplicity       1
set restricted_docc         [ 1 , 0 , 0 , 0 , 0 , 1 , 0 , 0 ]
set active                  [ 2 , 0 , 1 , 1 , 0 , 2 , 1 , 1 ]

set dmrg_sweep_states       [2] #   500,  1000,  1000 ]
set dmrg_sweep_energy_conv  [1e-1] # 1e-10, 1e-10, 1e-10 ]
set dmrg_sweep_dvdson_rtol  [0.1] #  1e-4,  1e-6,  1e-8 ]
set dmrg_sweep_max_sweeps   [1] #     5,     5,    10 ]
set dmrg_sweep_noise_prefac [0.1] #  0.05,  0.05,   0.0 ]
#set dmrg_print_corr         true
#set dmrg_mps_write          false
#
#set dmrg_unitary_write     true
#set dmrg_diis              true
#set dmrg_scf_diis_thr      1e-2
#set dmrg_diis_write        true
#
#set dmrg_excitation        0   # Ground state
#set dmrg_scf_state_avg     false
#set dmrg_scf_active_space  NO  # INPUT; NO; LOC
#set dmrg_local_init        false

energy('dmrg-scf')
```


Running without a scheduled task and with `$ProgressPreference='SilentlyContinue'` also doesn't work. Seems that the psm1 script works only in a "better" environment than ruby (vagrant) / golang (packer) WinRM can provide.

I think of adding the scheduled task back again, as someone could use that on Azure without packer/vagrant as well. Was helpful [two months ago](https://github.com/Microsoft/Virtualization-Documentation/issues/228#issuecomment-216355403).


Why don't you add this [there](https://github.com/NVIDIA/DIGITS/tree/v4.0.0-rc.2/digits/extensions/data/objectDetection)? I was balanced between adding extension-specific docs into each extension folder or into the common `doc` folder. I thought it made more sense to have everything that relates to an extension in a single place since that sounds more in line with the idea of drop-in extensions.


do we need to tell which fields are actually used by DetectNet? If I got this right those fields are ignored: alpha, scenario, roty, occlusion, dimensions, location


Thanks, d9204878fca60282cf8be8ffa3230cd56fe9be97


thanks https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/commit/b6234cbd2b60bbabbe44cf7440b39cb6d0c7c227


I noticed that on an incremental build of a project the AssemblyInfoFile isn't added to the compile item.  Seems like we should always add it to the item if `Condition="'$(GenerateAssemblyInfo)'=='true'"` but only regenerate it based on these inputs/outputs.  I noticed the same problem for SR.cs.  /cc @weshaggard @tarekgh


See https://github.com/mxe/mxe/issues/1413


This is unfortunately a massive breaking change since all of these are eagerly computed now, whereas they previously short circuited.

I was relying on the old behaviour.

My specific use case is priming one OPTIONS request for a particular URL and another POST that submits an XML body.

Since the short circuiting behavior was removed, when wiremock searches for the match for the OPTIONS request it eagerly attempts the XML body match and blows up at com.github.tomakehurst.wiremock.matching.EqualToXmlPattern$1.getDistance

You should either put the short circuit behaviour back, or cope with empty or non-empty XML bodies in any of your code that uses xmlunit


OK, let's see what I think...

**Truncation**: The (current) seeds code assumes and depends on their table being empty. So one way to look at it is that they should ensure that, rather than hope someone else thought about it earlier. The only downside I can think of is you could run seeds on a production DB and wipe out important non seed data. The current seeds look like they're not intended to be added to, in which case this is not an issue. For now.

An alternative is that the scripts check that the tables are empty, and refuse to tun if not.

The seeds will be used for both tests and actual seeding, and an `after(:suite)` only takes care of one side of that. Maybe it's still useful, but `before(:suite)` makes more sense.

Yeah, I forgot that we want to keep a list of these tables for the `DatabaseCleaner`. Unless you build that from the `db/seeds/*.seeds.rb` file names, which I think is putting too much weight on that stuff, you need to maintain and test that list.


I don't think Aurelia has such restriction. Why would You like to restrict it using linter?


OK, but we can do better than count:

`expect(Dir["db/seeds/*.seeds.rb"]).to contain_exactly TestDbManager::CONSTANT_TABLES.map{ |table| "db/seeds/#{table}.seeds.rb" }`


FixWindDirectionInterpolation (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1110 of 1110 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-34.43%25-green.svg)


FixWindDirectionInterpolation (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


Hmm... Why removing this while we still have force GFX prop?


> either statically linked and using symlinks or dynamically linked and with many copies of the executable

I don't know what you mean.

> How about this: keep the current system, under a CMake install component for the developer root. Then, add the stubs above under a separate component, which installs into `bin` and `lib` as usual. I'm not sure how this would work if you want to install each into separate roots, though.

If a user runs 'make install' without specifying a component, all components are installed, so we'd end up with both `/usr/local/usr/bin/xcbuild` (real tool) and `/usr/local/bin/xcbuild` (forwarder). Gross. =]

CMake's install system sucks.

A concrete proposal:

```
# The path to the Developer dir. Can be absolute or relative to the CMake install dir.
# Can be changed by distributions. For example, this could be `/opt/xcbuild`.
# This should be added to the Developer dir search path in xcbuild's code.
set(XCBUILD_INSTALL_DEVELOPER_DIR Developer
    CACHE STRING "Install path for xcbuild support files")

add_executable(xcbuild ...)
install(TARGETS xcbuild DESTINATION ${XCBUILD_INSTALL_DEVELOPER_DIR}/usr/bin)
# e.g. /opt/xcbuild/usr/bin/xcbuild

add_executable(xcrun ...)
install(TARGETS xcrun DESTINATION ${XCBUILD_INSTALL_DEVELOPER_DIR}/usr/bin)
# e.g. /opt/xcbuild/usr/bin/xcrun
install(TARGETS xcrun DESTINATION bin
        RENAME xcbuild${CMAKE_EXECUTABLE_SUFFIX})
# e.g. /usr/local/bin/xcbuild

install(FILES com.apple.commands.built-in.compilation-database-generator.xcspec ...
        DESTINATION ${XCBUILD_INSTALL_DEVELOPER_DIR}/Library/Xcode/Specifications)
# e.g. /opt/xcbuild/Library/Xcode/Specifications/com.apple.commands.built-in.compilation-database-generator.xcspec
```

This makes 'make install' on stock systems (without extra configuration) do the right thing on Linux and OS X (i.e. make xcbuild usable out-of-the-box if `/usr/local/bin` is in `$PATH`). It also lets you install to a developer root (what commit c25336b5 does) by setting `XCBUILD_INSTALL_DEVELOPER_DIR` to `.`. (You'd get the `xcrun` forwarders in `Developer/bin`, though; is that a problem?)

> This list could also be extended to include all of the tools that belong as stubs but aren't included in xcbuild, like `swiftc` and `clang++` and `ld`.

Scary. =]


>Does that mean the new header element about data encoding domains indicating if @accid.ges are
>encoded or not will be required as well? :-)

This is a good point because adding a new requirement in `<encodingDesc>` will break existing MEI encodings.


Eeehm?


No worries, I re-worked the build.gradle to do it for us. It'll be in the next commit that I have something useful to push.


This commit breaks test bugs.core_4566, see:
http://web.firebirdsql.org/downloads/prerelease/results/archive/3.0.1.32540/bugs.core_4566.html

len = 31, srcCharLen = 17, descLen = 31, dstCharLen = 10


Er was ooit een bestuurslied-button in Achmed. Hier geupdate met de nieuwe bestuursliedjes van 56. De button is verwijderd door teveel misbruik door bestuur (vooral 54 :P )


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#Vh5n4MSBQW25Ben_Dpu9ZA


Don't use this example.  It leads to misery and woe.

Docker steps on special characters like " and >, escaping them and converting them to unicode arbitrarily.


here naming not the same as others


Не хуя себе напрограммировал)


I think we should be saving the students in an array instead of variables.

something like:

`Students[] roster = Students[course. getMaxStudents() - 1];`

`roster[0] = {"Student1", "ID1", true}`


it needs expanding to allow some, but it is limited. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29101883/aurelia-view-model-class-naming


Just added my thoughts.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#N6Cv8yx5Qc2Wnp_kgnzTuw


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#dU6KOy3bS8a3M6GBdulTLA


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#adVzFX32R_i3ILZwcMwMbg


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#M5Fvgr6kR3mlG7yiP9bhaA


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#dFzcMZj8TiClAHaGEAWD7A


It probably cannot be required for the reason you mentioned (hence the smiley face :-)  But it should be encouraged, and there should be a warning-level message if it is omitted when validation processing.


Devin,

Good job.

Could you look a bit more into using an API access token?  The username and password approach will not work right for users with two-factor authentication turned on. (Like me). We could create a user just for the purposes of bug reporting, but I think the API token approach is better if it will work with your implementation.

Brad


We should check with @hyandell about if something about this needs to go in our top-level NOTICE file.