@skx

Using `ncurses` will limit the amount of different combinations of foreground+background colors you can use, which is a silly limitation that's not inherent in the underlying escape codes.

Plus there's already an event-loop (thanks to using raw mode), in the `main` function, which calls the refresh-screen and process-key functions 10 times per second (not counting the time it takes to execute those functions). So that's a fine place to put other such code.

I've also been planning on handling multiple key presses in a row, similar but not identical to how Emacs does it. My version though would have a table of keys, which either links to a function, or another table, and it can go recursively. So you could do `keys['C-x']['C-s'] = save` where save is a function. And `C-g` would be the universal "cancel" and could never be bound anywhere in those tables and would cancel any combination you're currently in.


Нет, там есть несовместимые изменения. Но версию, которая работает с biblatex 3.5 могу выложить, если интересно. Только она предварительная.


Hi,

I have a Thinkpad X1 Tablet (May 2016) which has a keyboard cover with a trackpoint and synaptics trackpad. It connects over pogo pins as a USB device. It uses f12 for the trackpad so I found github.com/aduggan/linux which makes the trackpad work (the current usb driver only works with f11). However, he said that the trackpoint wouldn't work without your code.

So I compiled your branch synaptics-rmi4-smbus-v4.7-rc4+ with his patches that allow the synaptics pad to be seen. Now the trackpoint actually moves the mouse but it moves it completely erratically and clicks are registered when moving the stick. Events are not being translated correctly somehow. Also the physical left middle and right buttons aren't registered.

Please let me know if you have any ideas.

Thanks


(One main feature of this method is that there's no concept of "timeout" between key presses. You either meant to do a key sequence or you didn't. So you can't have `C-x` be a function by itself if you timeout, or the beginning of a sequence if you do it soon enough. I always disliked that concept and found it needlessly complicated for no practical gain.)


Should this view be extendable with some provider?


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#MnLtZeh-RPe3x9AeYgrktg


Remove debug


Is this _embed_css actually never used?


> On 19 Jul 2016, at 18:25, Bernhard Herzog <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> It's still an incompatible change. The data structures created by the new version of the shadowserver parser are different from the old version in such a way that code that uses them must be changed (or written in such a way that it could cope with both). I find it good practice to explicitly mention this kind of thing in commit messages to indicate that it's an intentional consequence of the change. and not an accident that the developer didn't notice.
>
> In this particular case, the only other code that used the old data structure was intelmq-mailgen and that was adapted to be compatible with the new version of the shadowserver parser in the commit you mentioned, but viewed as a change in this intelmq-branch it's still an incompatible change.
>

Hm, I feel some frustration here. Sorry if merging this caused it.
I was under the impression that @dmth and me clarified today in our call in the morning that we can merge the adapted shadowserver parsers in and that Intevation would adapt it. Sorry if this was not communicated all the way through.

Anyway... the good news is: I am actively testing shadowserver feeds and so far we are looking good. Will add quite a few additions to config.py to make it well-rounded.

Again, sorry for the extra work this merge created.


why not use uids then we are not sensitive to reordering, deletion and other operations that might happen user side?


You might want a slightly more descriptive class name.


@chelmuth: Consider adding this to staging. Could also be considered a fixup for 563c49a5.


I'm on it!

![](http://akamaicovers.oreilly.com/images/9780596101978/lrg.jpg)


Darn, darn, darn, I uploaded the wrong file, let me over-write with correct version (that just has the one change in it)


FYI:
QImage::Format_RGBA8888 was added in Qt 5.2. So this code will fail to build with Qt 5.0.x and 5.1.x because it will try to compile this module and it will not find a definition for QImage::Format_RGBA8888.


Create.js included is to do with changing the startup so it uses existing users and doesnt try to create new ones if log in fails


I am not sure why it happens here. The code involved is identical for what
I can see.

The error is not a leak but OOB, which more worrisome. I think we should
revert that fix in 5.6, at least for now.

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I've dealt with [a fair amount of languages](https://github.com/vendethiel?tab=repositories), and at that point I'm not sure I'd label of them "sane"...


Just a side note (this is existing code) but I have heard that using delete has some fairly significant performance costs as it forces the V8 compiler to deoptimize the object. Is there way to side step this or set the key to `undefined`?


awesome looks good to me!


Perfect


Even if the order I did it in works, it is confusing. And the benefit to multithreading is minuscule. I'll flip the order.  But first, as I did with reduction of ndim > 1 arrays along a single axis, I'll refactor to use a single iterator instead of a two iterators. It gives a nice performance boost.


Only string|UirInterface is supported. See https://github.com/guzzle/guzzle/blob/443a7a621c82b619aa2c30c7119a7e8145b457fa/src/ClientInterface.php#L48
Passing anything else is your own risk.


haha I'm sure you're right... just need to vent sometimes :)


@jredman  Are you doing any Overrides or anything like that?

I do notice the no valid recipe doesn't call the correct identifier (it's missing an 's' at the end)


For EFFECT_DOUBLE_TRIBUTE, a monster only has 2 states:
1: normal, 2: using effect
But this does not holds for EFFECT_TRIPLE_TRIBUTE, so I  will try this approach first.


I made a mistake in the commit message, it should say "servicesHelper", but I assume you already suspected that :stuck_out_tongue:


>  One main feature of this method is that there's no concept of "timeout" between key presses.

I see that as __downside__.  It means you can't schedule functionality to run when the editor is idle.  I assumed I'd call the `on_idle()` function in-between timeouts to do incremental compilation, and similar things.  Having keyboard input timeout allows that to happen natural, and regularly.

> You either meant to do a key sequence or you didn't. So you can't have C-x be a function by itself if you timeout, or the beginning of a sequence if you do it soon enough. I always disliked that concept and found it needlessly complicated for no practical gain.)

I think it gives you flexibility, though I appreciate there's an accessibility problem for users who don't have fast fingers/hands.  I could live without it, if I must, but I think I'd probably implement it in that fashion at least initially.

> Using ncurses will limit the amount of different combinations of foreground+background colors

That's true, but not something I'd regard as a _huge_ problem.

> My version though would have a table of keys, which either links to a function, or another table, and it can go recursively. So you could do keys['C-x']['C-s'] = save where save is a function.

That's a cleaner approach than I had in mind, because you could store the previous character on the lua-side and not have to worry about updating the C at all.  (Via a closure.)


there were some files with a copyright extending a bit early in the past in pylint 1.5.6

```
pylint/checkers/misc.py:""" Copyright (c) 2000-2010 LOGILAB S.A. (Paris, FRANCE).
pylint/pyreverse/diadefslib.py:# Copyright (c) 2000-2013 LOGILAB S.A. (Paris, FRANCE).
pylint/pyreverse/main.py:# # Copyright (c) 2000-2013 LOGILAB S.A. (Paris, FRANCE).
pylint/test/unittest_checker_format.py:""" Copyright (c) 2000-2011 LOGILAB S.A. (Paris, FRANCE).
pylint/test/unittest_pyreverse_diadefs.py:# Copyright (c) 2000-2013 LOGILAB S.A. (Paris, FRANCE).
pylint/test/unittest_pyreverse_writer.py:# Copyright (c) 2000-2013 LOGILAB S.A. (Paris, FRANCE).
```

i guess it's probably ok with the copyright notice as you added it anyway


I believe my edit is in error or that there is a bug in the sdk.  the group.visibility parameter does return string ("Public" or "Private").. documentation states that it is Boolean.??


thanks! actually i plan to add rubocop eventually :)


'character-device' and 'block-device' are not suitable names for functions, and so are left out.


Style suggestion: Use `ForgeDirection` rather than dirtyly switching.


You still show one commit behind master on the license.  I could have fixed this for ya with a git merge command ;)


ah interesting. Good catch. Thinking on this a little more perhaps it is worth considering generating new UIDs in the usual Plotly.js format, 6 digit hexadecimal or whatever they are? Putting a '-' may complicate our Regex machinery. We have a whole infrastructure built around UIDs and trace lookup.

https://github.com/plotly/streambed/blob/master/shelly/shelly/regexps.py#L76

Also we could link back to the parent trace  (fullExpandedTrace.inputUid === parentUid) with UID then a lot of existing lookup functions will "just work".


^_^ Нет, не надо пока. Главное, что Вы отслеживаете ситуацию с выходом 3.5 и готовитесь.


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Yes after scanning around it seems we do have a lot of machinery based on UID lookup. If it isn't too much work linking back with `inputUid` or `parentUid` would be optimal on the Plotly platform side.


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I think this wasn't needed in sakai 11 conversion script because is already in sakai 10.7 to 10.8 conversion script https://github.com/sakaiproject/sakai/blob/master/reference/docs/conversion/sakai_10_7-10_8_mysql_conversion.sql


I tried to add the same support for Supplementary cell nodes and noticed that this is not yet working. UICollectionView dequeReusableCellWithReuseIdentifier:forIndexPath: does the actuall call to applyLayoutAttributes: before setNode: is called on _ASCollectionViewCell

My current idea of a workaround is that _ASCollectionViewCell keeps a strong reference to layoutAttributes and applies them once the node is set.


again, `inputUid` would be optimal


About this time last year is when I locked things down for v4 prep.
For v5 there's less to do so I can start that a bit later (probably December).


卧槽牛逼啊


fixes #11


> I see that as downside. It means you can't schedule functionality to run when the editor is idle.

Oh right, I forgot to explain that I'm moving towards using a push model instead of a pull model for reading keys. Basically, the readkey function is a state machine. So, every time a key is pressed, it changes state depending on what state it's in now, and potentially does nothing else at all, just returning to the event loop and letting that continue (which loops 10 times per second in @antirez's code). This is instead of what @antirez started with, which assumes that every key press must be dealt with immediately, and if it could be a sequence (in his case, escape sequences), they are read immediately without letting the loop continue. Unfortunately due to how Lua is inherently single-threaded, the loop still has to be implemented in C as I currently have it on my branch, since there's no way to interrupt a Lua-based `while true do ... end` from a C-based signal handler, calling Lua code, or even setting Lua values from the signal's thread.


this is unrelated?


>> Using ncurses will limit the amount of different combinations of foreground+background colors
> That's true, but not something I'd regard as a huge problem.

Not a huge problem inherently. But I don't want to artificially limit what's possible in my version for the sake of using a library that offers little to no real convenience over what @antirez already started with. Sending VT10X escape codes is not very complicated, and I'm confident it can be abstracted in better ways than what the authors of ncurses dreamed up in 1993.


xD


Added excel file of historic department names mapped to current repository department controlled vocabulary. List was derived from course catalogs of Iowa State, so only as accurate as the original catalogs were. -- Kelly


120694345_FaultModel_CondensorSWT_TowerFouling (rongpengzhang) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2241 of 2241 tests passed, 558 test warnings)

 * 558 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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Why ? By the way, you forgot the optional handle parameter.


Regarding key (and key-sequence) handling, this is the basic structure I was planning on using:

~~~lua
basekeymap = {}
initializekeymap(basekeymap)

keymap = {}

function readkey()
   local c = io.read(1)
   local found = keymap[c]
   if not type then
      keyhandlernotfoundfor(c)
   elseif type(found) == 'table' then
      keymap = found
   elseif type(found) == 'function' then
      found()
      keymap = basekeymap
   end
end
~~~


@jruhland Did you just go with the current version or is there a specific patch level you need? I think the right value would be either

```
regex = "^0.1"
rustc-serialize = "^0.3"
```

or

```
regex = "~0.1.73"
rustc-serialize = "~0.3.19"
```

http://doc.crates.io/specifying-dependencies.html defines what those mean but the first one is basically any 0.1.x of regex and 0.3.x of rustc-serialize while the second one I posted is >=0.1.73 < 0.2 of regex and >=0.3.19 < 0.4 of rustc-serialize.


#5629-ChillerElectricEIR-AirCooled-condenser-outlet-node-conditions-not-correct (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2233 of 2233 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I think this does not exist on Elixir v1.0?


Workaround for espressomd/espresso#733


According to SemVer (http://semver.org), given a version number MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, increment the PATCH version when you make __backwards-compatible__ bug fixes. Regardless of your intent, this is a breaking change. The public interface for Client->request($method, $uri = '', array $options = []) does NOT require (or even document) that the URI must be a string or an instance of UriInterface. I'm not saying that it is the right approach, but this is definitely a breaking change.


Can we add a spec for this? Just to prove that when used with a range we get the correct method?


Is MDNS a different protocol than DNS?
And `protocol.transport` is udp.


I'm not sure if this is better or not. For one thing, you can say `None` instead of `len(...)`. But more importantly, `islice()` iterates over all the lines up to the start of the slice. I'd go with the original, since it's shorter, unless we bench them. And if we want max efficiency, I think we'll have to write our own slicing iterator that works only on sequences, taking advantage of their direct indexing.


Because we don't need zRAM on a 4 GB RAM device :joy:

zRAM is for low ram devices which have to compress the RAM.


> Thinking on this a little more perhaps it is worth considering generating new UIDs in the usual Plotly.js format, 6 digit hexadecimal or whatever they are?

But, that means that each expanded trace would get a new uid on every update. Something we don't want I think.


Is there a way to comment on wiki changes or somewhere they're being discussed? Just took a look at the v5 changelog and saw

> Split “Collection” methods into array & object methods

Do users really want this? Sure there is a bit of confusion with list-like detection now and then but the ability to iterate anything was a big reason I originally started using underscore back in the day.

Also if we do commit to this and lodash is supporting ES5+ is it time to drop array collection methods already supported by the engine?


As an aside, making an actual issue is a much better way to communicate via GitHub than commenting on past commits. With issues I can revisit them, whereas once I delete the email about the comment, I'll never see that comment again.

Anyway, I think the thinking was simply that logging code shouldn't be triggering die handlers. Do you have a particular use case where this is a problem? If so, please make an issue describing the problem.


We now have mixed identifier's. Some are `open*` others don't start with `open`.


Hey Nathan! Great job on your program. There were a couple of specific things I wanted to highlight

1. Planet list function. Game prompt is not intended to be used in the way you did below, it needs a callback function in the next step to work properly.
`function planetList(){

    for(i = 0; i < planets.length; i++){

        planetName = planets[i].name;

        gamePrompt([ '(' + planetName.charAt(0) + ')' + planetName ]);

    }

    gamePrompt(['So where to?'], travel);

}`

One of the easy ways you can fix this is just by making it a console.log statement:
`function planetList(){

    for(i = 0; i < planets.length; i++){

        planetName = planets[i].name;

        console.log( '(' + planetName.charAt(0) + ')' + planetName);

    }

    gamePrompt(['So where to?'], travel);

}`

This will fix this issue where when you type in the planet letter to select a planet, it repeats the letter over and over. You can do the same thing for your artifact formula.

2. Your fuel formula isn't adding/subtracting from the total fuel because you aren't actually calling your subtraction function. I think an easier way to deal with this is to add this type of conditioning to each of your planets
`if (planetUpperCase === 'M') {
gallons -= 20;
    if (gallons <= 0) {
lose();`

Let me know if you have any questions or want to work through any of this!


Probe tu proyecto y funciona correctamente en el teléfono que utilizo para hacer pruebas.
Deberías comprobar que el teléfono o emulador que utilizas tenga instalada la última versión de google play services (o en castellano Servicios de Google Play). La misma debe ser 9.2.XX.
Este es uno de los requisitos que necesita la nueva versión de firebase.
Podes revisar todos los requisitos desde aqui:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/android/setup

Saludos.

Juan.


Estos valores, seran tomados de una base de datos, solo los coloco para efectos de visualizacion...


That trailing comma will hurt everyone not having additional paths...revert or improve I guess. :-)


Well. `parentUid` is the same as `_input.uid`. I'm ok with adding a `parentUid`, but I felt easily reachable from the current set of `_` keys.


Good point. What about removing the '-' and replacing it with any combination from `r'[A-Za-z0-9]+'`


I just looked at the last tag on the repo https://github.com/spoqa/spoqa-han-sans/tree/1.0.1 and it looks like the css folder is missing.

Not exactly sure why the bot didn't attempt to index it though /cc @jimaek


typo: cagl


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-- still shows on staging:
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Good point. I usually get to these sometime before release :)


патч для модификации мода параллел-мипмапинг не хочет применяться, даже после правок, нде...


The only issue with this is that _input is removed during serialization as it is counted as a private key. Though I suppose we won't be serializing extended traces since they are generated each time on the fly. Aighty! Perhaps we don't need the `index` at all then?


In other words, there's no way to _paste_ the uids of the expanded trace in the user data (`gd.data` that is).


👍 Thanks!  I've been looking forward to 1.4 for a long time!


The size of stream-http seems considerable for the limited functionality we use. (So is jQuery, I know, but much more likely to be reused.) Will investigate size impact.


YW. Thank you for reporting.


Will do.


Why?


What is the difference between the old line 40 and the new line 40? cant see any!


I push to my fork a little more often. It'll switch back to using the published crate once I believe I'm finished making breaking changes.


Looks good to me, I'll test it as soon as possible.


> Do users really want this? Sure there is a bit of confusion with list-like detection now and then but the ability to iterate anything was a big reason I originally started using underscore back in the day.

It's not a user request, it's a project side thing. I think as long as there's a way to tackle the values it'll be OK.

> Also if we do commit to this and lodash is supporting ES5+ is it time to drop array collection methods already supported by the engine?

We are ES5+ now. I like having our implementations because they offer benefits and features not available in the language.


And the logger should be
`private static final Logger LOG = `


This caused Slide authentication to act up, and was causing the loading issues people were having


this patch needs to remove the CoglPango-2.0.gir stuff from cogl/cogl-pango/Makefile.am too


Example 1 and 3 are identical.


Because if you write
```pawn
cache_num_rows(42);
```
you'll get an error regarding `cache_get_row_count`. This might lead to confusion, since you're actually using `cache_num_rows`. Inexperienced scripters might not know that they're actually using a macro alias.

And there is no handle parameter in most cache natives anymore. As a matter of fact, the handle parameter isn't being used anymore since around R36.


> What about removing the '-' and replacing it with any combination from r'[A-Za-z0-9]+'

Sure.

For example, the first expanded trace generated by a user trace with uid `e3j31j` would have uid `e3j31j0` and so on. Or, do we need to ensure the the uid of the generated trace have only 6 characters?


Whoops, looks like I accidently changed the jewel soup potion levels.  I'll fix it in my next commit.


LGTM


...and I upgraded some dependencies.


Hi Phil,

Great job on your run through of this lab. This is a very complete product that I was able to enjoy playing! Couple of suggestions for you:

1. One portion of your code that is a little confusing is the return to Earth. I started the game by returning to Earth, and received this message: `Arrived! You used 10 gallons of gas to return to Earth, which is a refueling station. Every time you return to earth, you refuel 10 gallons. The Laurenship now has 1000 gallons of gas.`

I would adjust this line of code that talks about refueling to say that you have the option to refuel, since you give the user option to refuel or not later.

2. Now that you've successfully accomplished a basic version of the game, think about ways you could refine and refactor the code. What would the game look like if you made an an object out of all of a planets' information? That might be a good place to start if you want to give the exercise another try :)

Let me know if you have any additional questions!


Oh but plotly.js currently use `_input` to write back computed values to the user traces (e.g. histogram's `xbins.start` and `xbins.end` when autobin is turned on).

 So `_input` isn't going anywhere.


wherefore has my duct-typing gone :(

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>
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If we are picking these out on length somewhere we can treat it as a bug. Let's go with your solution ^


Have not started yet, so please feel free to! Just make sure there is a confirmation window :)


application versus protocol (port). Slight difference.


I just grabbed current version, I'll make it less restrictive.

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> @jruhland Did you just go with the current version or is there a specific patch level you need? I think the right value would be either
>
> regex = "^0.1"
> rustc-serialize = "^0.3"
> or
>
> regex = "~0.1.73"
> rustc-serialize = "~0.3.19"
> http://doc.crates.io/specifying-dependencies.html defines what those mean but the first one is basically any 0.1.x of regex and 0.3.x of rustc-serialize while the second one I posted is >=0.1.73 < 0.2 of regex and >=0.3.19 < 0.4 of rustc-serialize.
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The documentation comment above also needs updating, right (in the example)?


I will try harder in the future


So you want to have it called openelasticsearch?


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hai just for fun


@ReportMort Now it's here~~


Great. Thanks!


Hi @tpmullan. Is this fix included in `compile 'com.github.tpmullan:actioncable-client-java:0.1.0'`


Prob not worth doing a 'into'. Perhsps just reference firld straight from plain record?


Can we remove these unstable marks?  I believe `is_unspecified` is now accepted as stable for both address families.


Right makes sense. I don't see a need for `index` on our end then. I was originally aiming at replacing _input with uid as it is more stable (serializable) but I wasn't aware Plotly.js used _input internally.

In fact if we *did* serialize a fullTrace for some reason then `index` could easily point to the wrong thing if the user data is swapped around outside Plotly.js so it is probably best to leave it out. (IMO)


I guess what I don't understand is how to do you choose one of the handles without clicking on it?  Ultimately, a user has to click on a handle to choose which deform or rotate action they want.  If, on clicking Edit the right shapes are automatically set to the selected condition, then the user still has to click on the proper handle to do the action they want.

When you say "click it" are you referring to a specific handle or the entire shape?


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#ddXfkFNlSA6TxyIY9sZ-tg


This probably should be `/#downloads`, as the root site does have multiple pages (e.g. [the embedded IRC webchat page](https://www.spongepowered.org/chat)).


I am asking because I'm experiencing crashes.

http://crashes.to/s/4fe52e1f542


It was used only in one line, so I removed the package-level definition for `User` and rewrite the line into:
```python
test_user = get_user_model().objects.create_user(
    # ...
)
```
So mostly because "*why define a variable, if I only use it once?*". I cloud bring it back if you care.


In example 2 clause SQL SECURITY in the wrong place.

> create procedure p sql security definer (i integer)


Nice hard work


Yes, that is true.  It's hard to predict what a user will actually want to do at this stage.  Perhaps the best course of action is not to change the `strokeWidth` on Edit, but put those shapes into selected mode (and not do anything to the other shapes).

Per a different comment I made, I'm not sure the current code allows for keeping a shape in selected mode while clicking on other parts of the canvas or other shapes - can you take a look at that as well?


Одна строка.


need to add $(cogl_deprecated_nonintrospected_h) here


gapapa kode enkripsinya kelihatan, toh juga buat latihan :)


AFAICT that's about `Array.prototype.values`, not `Object.values`. Good to know, though, thanks.


Hi Rebecca,

First off I wanted to compliment you on what a GREAT job you did on this assignment. You really went above and beyond on this assignment and also put your own spin on the code (loved the Rock, Paper, Scissors mini game that you included)!

I think now that you have accomplished a great baseline, if you'd like to continue working on this project you could consider ways to refactor and refine your code. For example, there are some ways you can cut down the amount of code you have for your rock, paper, scissors game. Overall, just an incredible job and thank you so much for making your game so fun to play! Let me know if you have any additional questions.

-Lauren


Структура, как она есть в kspsurgut.ru.
Пока не придумал, как связать структуру и проблемы.


@sunilpawar It seems you also need to change extern/ipn.php line 68 to add $_REQUEST in the parameters to  CRM_Core_Payment_PayPalIPN();. Can you also create a test similar to tests/phpunit/CRM/Core/Payment/PayPalProIPNTest.php? Thanks.


Yup now we support only one active shape it will need additional refactoring and implementing an array of selected shapes rather than holding only one


test


5773_ZoneERVSizing (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2274 of 2274 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.

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Ok. But `index` is currently used in plotly.js too (e.g. is is part of the hover and click [event data](https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/blob/f8b35f896ecafee465a65a284d86f57f5efde224/src/plots/cartesian/graph_interact.js#L587)). So `index` is also not going anywhere.


I'm mostly wary of the apps initialization errors that are caused by importing model before Django initializes  apps, and those don't show up in testrunner usually due to Django swapping app initialization in tests suite.

Just please make sure its possible to do clean install of Misago. Thanks!


I'd vote for `elasticsearch`, but if all the others have to start with `open` like `openmemcached`, `openntp`, then I'm for a consistent naming.

I thought we not only discussed the case of ES but all of this kind.


Может, стоит после этого прогонять `vacuum`, `analyze` и `reindex`?


This commit adds auto-detect for input data types.  A new format type called `auto` can be used to choose auto-detect:

```bash
verovio -f auto  input-file
```

`auto` was also set to the default format type, so now if `-f` is not specified, the program will try to auto-detect the format type.

```bash
verovio input-file
```

If auto-detect is not working on a file, the specific data type can still be specified:

```bash
verovio -f mei file.xml
```

The auto-detect functionality can distinguish between PAE (presumed to start with "@"), Humdrum (presumed to start with "!" or "*"), XML data (presumed to start with "<", distinguishing between XML root nodes: `<mei>`, `<pages>`, `<score-partwise>`, `<score-timewise>`, and `<opus>` .  UTF-16 XML files are not yet handled (starting with 0xff or 0xfe).  All other input content will be presumed to be DARMS data.

The root node of XML data is presumed to be within the first 600 characters from the start of the input data string.  The auto-detect mode only works with data loaded as strings.  There is a possibility of loading from files directly rather than strings in the IO interface, but this does not seem to be used.

The Emscripten version of verovio probably cannot yet handle auto-detect due to the strange jsonxx interface (so @lpugin can set that up :-).


import tablib
from django.db.models import Model
from django.db.models.fields.files import FieldFile
from django.core.exceptions import PermissionDenied
from django.http import HttpResponse

def export_as_excel(modeladmin, request, queryset):
    if not request.user.is_staff:
        raise PermissionDenied
    opts = modeladmin.model._meta
    response = HttpResponse(content_type='text/csv; charset=utf-8')
    response['Content-Disposition'] = 'attachment; filename=%s.xls' % unicode_or_str(opts).replace('.', '_')

    try:
        field_names = ['username', 'email', 'first_name' , 'last_name']
        v_field_names = field_names
    except:
        field_names = [field.name for field in opts.fields]
        v_field_names = [getattr(field, 'verbose_name') or field.name for field in opts.fields]

    v_field_names = map(lambda x: x.encode('utf-8') if x != 'ID' else 'Id', v_field_names)

    ax = []
    headers = v_field_names

    data = []

    data = tablib.Dataset(*data, headers=headers)
    for obj in queryset:
        acc = []
        for field in field_names:
            try:
                uf = getattr(obj, field)()
            except:
                try:
                    uf = getattr(obj, field)
                except:
                    uf = 'error obteniendo el dato'
            if uf is None:
                uf = ''
            elif isinstance(uf, Model):
                uf = isinstance(uf)
            elif isinstance(uf, FieldFile):
                uf = uf.url
            acc.append(uf)
        data.append(acc)
    response.write(data.xls)
    return response

export_as_excel.short_description = "Exportar como Excel"


lib encryption di load di controller untuk dipakai oleh function index()


I think these keywords should be moved into SQL dialects.
Vertica?


ha aight sorry I thought your were adding it in lieu of `uid`. Just ignore everything I have said ;)


```open``` with ```encoding``` fails on python versions < 3


The static instance is inside the Myer singleton, not the global name space.  I think we all agree the Myer Singleton is the way to fix the ordering problem. The implementation of the Myer could either be

    Value& NullStatic() {
       static Value nullStatic;
       return nullStatic;
    }

or

    Value& NullStatic() {
       static Value* nullStatic = new Value();
       return *nullStatic;
    }

The difference between the 2 is that the former can be destroyed in some order before some other global destructor accesses it, while the latter is never destroyed. However, we are over thinking this, because the "null" we are talking about is simply 8 zeros in memory, and the destructor won't do anything to it. So even if the former is "destroyed" the image in memory will remain the same until the process gets terminated.


Можно просто возвращать условное выражение выше.


I've remembered. `var + othervar` throws if they are of different types. Formatters cast them to strings avoiding eventuall showstopper (just producing weird output if something goes wrong).

Prefferably I wouldn't mix string concatation with formats and seeing how there's already format used for href's insertion, I would also use it for translation string insertion. :]


If you only specify 1.6, it will literally use 1.6 (i.e., 1.6.0), not the latest 1.6.x.

I've not found a way to do "latest patch" other than explicitly specifying it, as done here.


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@bpostlethwaite no problem. This stuff confuses me too. It's good to write it down.


Hi Sara!

Great job on your exercise!  I really appreciated how streamlined your code was, I can tell you put a lot of thought in how to make this exercise efficient and particularly liked your use of switch statements.

I think that the only things I might suggest you improve are maybe using the `colors` package Jacob mentioned in class or add in some line breaks in the text to clean up the UX. Otherwise wonderful job!
Let me know if you have any additional questions!

-Lauren


I have heard something about that `%s` is deprecated, is it so? But I agree the `format` is the better way.

I can't say I fully understand the difference between `"` and `'`, but I suppose it is better to follow the convention of yours. Hm, html is a "*human readable*" or a "*key*" category?...

```python
@change_field_short_description(_("Edit a user in Misago admin panel"))
def show_edit_from_misago_url(self, user_instance):
    """
    Composes an html hyperlink for the pseudo-field render.
    :rtype: str
    """
    link_url = reverse(
        viewname='misago:admin:users:accounts:edit',
        kwargs={'pk': user_instance.pk},
    )
    html = '<a href="{link}" class="{cls}" target="blank">{text}</a>'.format(
        link=link_url,
        cls='changelink',
        text=_("Edit"),
    )
    return html
```


wow, it's... interesting


teks terenkripsi di db yang ditarik oleh model di-decrypt di controller sebelum dilempar ke view


Oops!


Click the handle.
In 2.1 branch I can select the shape and start rotating/deforming/translating it right away. Here I need to select the shape then click on the handle and only then on the next mouse down it will start doing its action.


cmake is quite brillian once you know how it works.
you can just add cpp-netlib as a module and tell cmake that it depends on specific boost libs (see performous how to do it) it's not that hard you know.


[This is what I just committed](https://github.com/skx/kilua/blob/master/kilua.lua#L205), which uses a closer to build up an array of pending keys.

If the pending key is a table we save it.
If the pending key is a function we nuke the saved array, and evaluate the result.

Seems to work, but I don't like it so much.  If you can do better I'd be happy to use your code ;)


Сайд-эффект же? Может, лучше отдавать список и добавлять его?


Pythonic — `[]`.


Btw, I don't think init()/fini() methods of a shared library necessarily solves the constructor problem BEFORE main() is called. I believe that shared libraries are not guaranteed to be loaded until after main() is called. The problem I have here is before main is called.  And if we knew that Json would not be references until after main was called, then there would not be a problem, because the standard requires that constructors be called before being accessed in the same translation unit -- IF IT HAPPENS AFTER main() IS ENTERED.  Nothing is guaranteed before main is called.


Here an asyncroneous exception can be recieved between you atomically updated the ref and resetted it if it exceeds the threshould, so your ref will get into unnacceptable state.


К сожалению, придётся с этим жить. Слишком много данных о времени, всё в кавычки заключать — потеря в читабельности и писабельности.


wow, it's interesting. I don't know how it ended up like this but I checked and both commits are replicated on both branches. Thanks for noting it!

https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/commit/3db367fb8fcc18efdbe7848730c641541a207515


I don't see any reason why it would. I just changed the timing of the call

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`void` is in `Control.Monad`. What do think you achieve with `refreshRef`?


Is this block of code no longer relevant? We never seem to delete anything from `acquired_`?


can any one help me whit pgp key


Please note that VMAP extractor currently does not work due to a bug in casclib


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>
> I'd vote for elasticsearch, but if all the others have to start with open like openmemcached, openntp, then I'm for a consistent naming.
>
> I thought we not only discussed the case of ES but all of this kind.
>

I thought we discussed it only for ES.
Anyway. Yes, let's stick with shadowserver's naming convention.

The important thing is not the name itself but that we are consistent IMHO.
(and have it documented)


Soon! These APIs were just added and the libs team goes through a "final comment period" for stabilizing APIs. These APIs are slated to become stable in 1.12, though, tracked at https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/27709


it works, can you propose a better solution?


Huh -- how did you come across this? A linter? I didn't realize Go would actually do the right thing here.


Не проходит PEP8.


There's a missing `}`

Should look something like `}}, {`


so this only works correctly with legacy stages (single view) for now, right?


@philipheinser: Any idea when this commit would be released to npm ?
It's currently throwing warnings in RN 0.28+

Thanks!


LegendOS (Legend DOS) ... heheh, cute. :)


I see, just for checking, thanks.


I really like the addition of the `Factory` class—all the instantiations of `BattleLogic::<insert module>` were a little jarring and messed with the readability of the spec. Putting `attack` back in `Character` also made it way cleaner and more readable than all the attack instantiations I added before.

Quick question: what exactly is the `described_class.new`? Is it a `Struct`? I'm not familiar with snake_case instantiations in Rubez.


Thanks @JacquesCarette -- your comment brings up two issues:

1. Should the type be `And(indexed, dependent(x))` instead of `And(name, Not(identical(x)), dependent(x))`?
2. Instead of calling `hastype(c,t)`, should we (always?) call `{} <> indets(c,t)` instead?


Looks interesting. I would suggest changed the name in StartupClientOnly, though. It should be the same throughout the code except for the unlocalized name. To keep with standards you should make it "wooden_round_shield" everywhere.


The `%` syntax is on its way out, but as of python 3.6 there's no official deprecation path for it. Using `format()` is okay too however, and I'll likelly be moving other places to it too eventually.

I also wouldn't obsess about docstrings everything. I know pylint complains about those, but most of times this produces redundant comments like "Returns username." for "get_username" methods. Let's not spend time on things like that ;)

I wouldn't insert "changelink" class via formatter but instead write it into html. Seems unnecessary elsewhere. Likewhise I would swap `html =<a...` assigment for `return '<a...` to simply function a bit.

My convention for string comes from English using single quotes more often than double ones, but if oposite is true, I usually go for single quotes instead. In this case you have html code with double quotes, so using single quotes for it makes sense.

I admit I may be rebel without a cause on whole single vs double quotes here however, and may one day just sit to it and convert to "single quotes everywhere unless double ones save escape characters". ;)

Other than those LGTM. Keep up good work :]


the screenshot code in gnome-shell might do some cairo drawing on top, so we need the cairo_surface_mark_dirty() call that used to be there


Oops, I didn't realise it was different there. Thanks for pointing that out.


I don't think the following is correct if e.info() contains a key "status".

```
info.update(dict(msg=str(e), status=e.code, **e.info()))
```


just to be clear, I was the one who committed this. I have no idea how to amend the author of an upstream commit.


It only copes with two levels, not being recursive.

But for a quick hack its reassuringly good.  I definitely appreciate your inspiration!

(Could probably live with two-characters, and codify that by using a string/char not a table for pending input, but for the moment I'll wait and see.)


Now I tried with `valgrind USE_ZEND_ALLOC=0 sapi/cli/php -n ex
t/gd/tests/bug42434.php`, which reports (in excerpts):
````
Invalid write of size 4
   at 0x4C5603: gdImageSetAAPixelColor (gd.c:1292)
   by 0x4C5782: gdImageAALine (gd.c:1330)
   by 0x4BC5B8: zif_imageline (gd.c:3143)
````

Might be a useful start for debugging. I'm currently busy otherwise; will try later.


maybe add the same comment as for the screenshot case, in case you want to push it like this


if i understand right, maybe we can save ghosts somewhere, and tell to a scout if is possible to check sometime


if you wanna use them at your own risk , just go Appdata , look for init and edit it with VS or Notepad++ , revert this change ( remove the // ) .. after that just go EB loader and recompile only , and u can use them ( at ur own risk though )


Presumably this conditional should now always be true? So if it isn't, worth logging a warning?


what I got too. Apparently the clipping differs and we access pixels
outside the image bounds in 5.6.

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:fishing_pole_and_fish: nice catch!


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missing quotes on the end of this?


lib encryption di-load untuk kebutuhan method create_diary dan method edit_diary


Where is version coming from?


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#f2zE2kk7RQ2t3DRxletC0w


Willing to take this on trust, but can't immediately understand it without an explanation.


We erased it, but then just a few lines further down we put it back. We clear `acquired_` when we start a new consensus round. During a consensus round, we probably don't want to remove any sets from it, because there's a chance they may get requested again. They're cached for longer by `InboundTransactions` anyway, and `acquired_` is just a collection of `shared_ptr`s.


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Do you mind if we talk through a couple of these tests sometime? I'm having a hard time understanding what's going on with the setup in a couple of them.


Not sure if that is really necessary. The kill input is probably defined at CBaseEntity for every game.


It was never an option. It's always on other devices since there's no reason to turn it off, unlike full MAC address randomization. It doesn't work on the 5X though, it often breaks authenticating with APs.


Hi Steve!

Great job on your work through this exercise. I wanted give you just a few suggestions on how I think you could improve the code.

1. I would populate the list of planets with a for loop grabbing information from an object holding information, rather than just plain text. Its a little annoying to have to click enter to go through each planet and press enter every time the list populates. Here is one way you could do this:

`function planetList(){

	for(i = 0; i < planets.length; i++){

		planetName = planets[i].name;

		gamePrompt([ '(' + planetName.charAt(0) + ')' + planetName ]);

	}

	gamePrompt(['So where to?'], travel);

}`

2. Building off what I said above, I think the refinement and refactoring of your code could really benefit from the creation of an object that contains planet information. You could make it as simple as just having the planet name and distance, or even more detailed by including the artifacts.

Let me know if you have any additional questions, but overall great work!

-Lauren


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Ok. Resolved.


This commit fixes a problem where tied notes within a measure will re-trigger an accidental on the next note:

![screen shot 2016-07-19 at 10 59 35 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3487289/16960845/ea87ad9c-4d9f-11e6-95fb-0b64e1e6a728.png)

This should only happen across barlines.  Here is the fixed version:

![screen shot 2016-07-19 at 10 57 27 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3487289/16960859/fc84ff86-4d9f-11e6-905d-336bfc285731.png)

Humdrum test data:

```
**kern
*clefG2
*M4/4
*k[f#]
=1-
[4fn
4f]
4f
[4f
=
4f]
4f
2f
==
*-
```

MEI conversion (corrected output):

```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-model href="http://music-encoding.org/schema/3.0.0/mei-all.rng" type="application/xml" schematypens="http://relaxng.org/ns/structure/1.0"?>
<?xml-model href="http://music-encoding.org/schema/3.0.0/mei-all.rng" type="application/xml" schematypens="http://purl.oclc.org/dsdl/schematron"?>
<mei xmlns="http://www.music-encoding.org/ns/mei" meiversion="3.0.0">
    <meiHead>
        <fileDesc>
            <titleStmt>
                <title />
            </titleStmt>
            <pubStmt>
                <date>2016-07-19 11:01:06</date>
            </pubStmt>
        </fileDesc>
        <encodingDesc>
            <projectDesc>
                <p>Transcoded from Humdrum with Verovio version 0.9.12-dev-1db14cd-dirty</p>
            </projectDesc>
        </encodingDesc>
    </meiHead>
    <music>
        <body>
            <mdiv>
                <score>
                    <scoreDef xml:id="scoredef-000000188963215">
                        <staffGrp xml:id="m-000000070941885">
                            <staffDef xml:id="staffdef-000000037342061" clef.shape="G" clef.line="2" key.sig="1s" meter.count="4" meter.unit="4" n="1" lines="5" />
                        </staffGrp>
                    </scoreDef>
                    <section>
                        <measure xml:id="measure-000000081769469" n="1">
                            <staff xml:id="staff-000000036285829" n="1">
                                <!-- kern: =1-  [4fn  4f]  4f  [4f  = -->
                                <layer xml:id="layer-000000185335746" n="1">
                                    <note xml:id="note-000000012853048" dur="4" accid="n" oct="4" pname="f" />
                                    <note xml:id="note-000000199079616" dur="4" oct="4" pname="f" accid.ges="n" />
                                    <note xml:id="note-000000113882965" dur="4" oct="4" pname="f" accid.ges="n" />
                                    <note xml:id="note-000000193581674" dur="4" oct="4" pname="f" accid.ges="n" />
                                </layer>
                            </staff>
                            <tie xml:id="tie-000000151584086" startid="note-000000012853048" endid="note-000000199079616" />
                            <tie xml:id="tie-000000204873205" startid="note-000000193581674" endid="note-000000046994383" />
                        </measure>
                        <measure xml:id="measure-000000089484839" right="end">
                            <staff xml:id="staff-000000051825030" n="1">
                                <!-- kern: =  4f]  4f  2f  == -->
                                <layer xml:id="layer-000000003925432" n="1">
                                    <note xml:id="note-000000046994383" dur="4" oct="4" pname="f" accid.ges="n" />
                                    <note xml:id="note-000000028683558" dur="4" accid="n" oct="4" pname="f" accid.ges="n" />
                                    <note xml:id="note-000000189228919" dur="2" oct="4" pname="f" accid.ges="n" />
                                </layer>
                            </staff>
                        </measure>
                    </section>
                </score>
            </mdiv>
        </body>
    </music>
</mei>
```


I'm having a warn "deprecated minimatch", because jshint, it seems they have updated minimatch library for jshint 2.9.2 version, ca we have this update?

thanks,

Diego Vera


@lafrech Why would this need to be added to the marshmallow extension? Isn't `MethodView` a flask specific class?


It should be:

> dataframe requried to know what **vector** are numerical

We can also change it to accept a hash telling whether a term is numeric or not. Would you prefer that instead of passing a dataframe?


Boas,
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Abraço


In this context, `described_class` is set to `BattleLogic::Factory`. It's built into RSpec—when you're describing a class, `described_class` returns that class itself. Can help with the test readability a bit (although in another sense it hurts it).

https://github.com/rspec/rspec-core#described_class

Syntax-wise, I think `described_class` is a method on whatever objects RSpec creates, and that method returns a class. So you can call `new` on it. This also comes up in dependency injection. For example, in `Character#initialize`, we set `@attack_action` to the passed-in attack action class, which defaults to `SimpleAttack` if not passed. Then we call `attack_action.new` to instantiate it.


Ok Thanks. Resolved.


might wana save the server some ticktime and temp store that baubles inventory in temp variable as you are querying it quite alot here


@EisenbergEffect Looks to me like this variable is no longer used (`let Aurelia = null;`). Global `Aurelia` is overshadowed in each method that it occurs.


I changed it to $http.get('http://localhost:59277/Home/ServerInfo') –Is that correct because I still can’t get it to work

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Hi Usman,

Great work with this exercise. Really liked the creativity you exemplified, and it made the game unique and fun for me to play. Just had a couple of suggestions for you to improve your code:

1. When you uploaded your code, you only uploaded the index.js file, and didn't include the package.json. It's nice to include this when you are uploading your repo to github because then when someone is running your code or downloading it, they don't have to separately download each of the npm packages.

2. Since you've completed the game, now you can start thinking about ways you can improve and refine your code. One place I might start would be instead of storing the list of planet names in a variable, create a function that grabs the names of the planets from your `fakePlanets` array.

Let me know if you have any additional questions!

-Lauren


  244 | ERROR   | [x] Space after opening control structure is
      |         |     required
  244 | ERROR   | [x] No space before opening parenthesis is
      |         |     prohibited
  244 | ERROR   | [x] Expected 1 space after IF keyword; 0 found
  244 | WARNING | [ ] Found: !=. Use strict comparisons (=== or !==).


This first set of changes is cleaning up old code.


Tutaj może lepiej byłoby zrobić split `|` i później pierwszy element tej tablicy `split(' ').map(&:to_i)` - będzie bardziej czytelne


This fix for this commit is in the changes below this comment.


I can confirm this on my Linux Ultrabook with Intel. I'll see what causes this. Refs #209.


Nevermind, it's all good!


Cos


 174 | ERROR   | [x] Space after opening control structure is
     |         |     required
 174 | ERROR   | [x] No space before opening parenthesis is
     |         |     prohibited
 174 | ERROR   | [x] Expected 1 space after IF keyword; 0 found


Do we need the github version, or is the npm available 1.0.0 ok?


Using spark 1.3 to avoid "unable to locate postgresql driver" error when running pio tasks


Zwykle jeżeli metoda kończy się na `?` to powinna zwracać `true` lub `false`


1. If we want maximum efficiency, `indexed` is going to pull out fewer things than `name`.  [`indexed` is really `symbol` union `indexed`.]  Also `type/dependent` is a library routine, which is much (much) slower than kernel types.
2.  `hastype` with library types is awfully slow.  `indets` is somewhat better, but still not great.  Often it is best to do a preliminary `indets` with kernel types only, and then a select (and/or remove) of 'the rest'.  For large expressions, the first traversal of the whole expression is 100% in the kernel, which is fast, and then hopefully the remaining stuff to look at carefully is small and a decision can be made via a 'shallow' check (even if it has high interpretation overhead).

Of course, this only really matters for rather large programs -- but disintegration does have a way to generate these.


 168 | ERROR   | [x] Tabs must be used to indent lines; spaces are
     |         |     not allowed
 169 | ERROR   | [x] Tabs must be used to indent lines; spaces are
     |         |     not allowed
 170 | ERROR   | [x] Tabs must be used to indent lines; spaces are
     |         |     not allowed


Got it. Confirmed, looks good.


Have you filed an SCR for this as well?  This is a pretty bad bug!


Ta operacja powinna być albo w pangram? albo w osobnej metodzie - w initialize powinniśmy tylko ustawiać dane.


yeah i know i accidentally pushed Fox's token. whoops.
regenerated it because i'm an idiot :V


Yes. Glad to hear you agree.


Why not let this version finish?


I just updated it to the npm version!


Hmm, solve does the "right thing" for `i <> 0`.  I wonder if maybe we should translate Not(a=b) to a<>b, the same way we handle reversing inequalities.


`callablecallable`


Please change 'contribute/tiralBalance' to 'contribute/deferredRevenueDetails'


5773_ZoneERVSizing (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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That is kind of how I'm working around the bug...


where?


It should not effect anything.  It just makes more memory available to the kernel.


plant-autosizing-gaps (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2231 of 2245 tests passed, 542 test warnings)

 * 555 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 13 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 12 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: BND diffs.

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Hey Whitney,

Good job on your run through of this exercise. Below I have some suggestions on things you could improve.

1. There was a syntax error on line 64. The code reads
`'\nplayerName + 'you now have ' + artifacts + ' artifacts], planetChoice)`

I changed it to say
`'\n playerName + "you now have " + artifacts + "artifacts"'] , planetChoice)`

To improve this in the future, think about how you could use a for loop to pull the names of the planets from your `var planets`

Also you don't need to put your first letter of your planets in `var planets` in brackets

2. You can also use a `forEach` loop to determine whether or not the user input for planets is correct. Consider this:

```function travel(planet) {
  var destination;
  destinations.forEach(function(d) {
    if (planet.toUpperCase() === d.name.charAt(0)) {
      destination = d;
    }
  });

  if (!destination) {
gamePrompt('Sorry, I do not recognize that destination.', askTravel);```

I think these would be a good starting point to making this code functional. If you'd like to talk about this in person, or go through the exercise during office hours let me know!

-Lauren


Commit is here 3a19961c71bee9


Removed the obsolete call to BindableProperty.Create<> so that others can have it as well.


https://github.com/JuliaStats/Distributions.jl/pull/511/files#diff-fce720c43af3c52c862fd7451c7374b8L48

Sorry, it's in the big PR I've been building. I just put it there because merge of that is imminent. I can submit a small PR for just this fix, if that's better.


Hi Dr. Hartin,

I'm playing around in R and am trying to overlay the image plot with corresponding contour lines so that I can maybe apply the same method to salinity/depth plots.  The axes don't seem to agree and i'm not sure why since they both involve the same variables. (i attached the screenshot below)

<img width="991" alt="screen shot 2016-07-19 at 2 15 18 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20341158/16961553/0c8ae078-4dbc-11e6-8139-b45892ebe14c.png">

Also, figuring out how to add a colorbar legend seems to be harder than I thought. A lot of my search results came up with making them in the ggplot2 package and I was wondering what you thought of that or if it's something we could use/ is it something new entirely?

Thanks and hope your travels are going well!


Maybe it's better to use size_t data type (instead of unsigned int) for vars that representing objects sizes (buffer, strings, lines, etc)?


The KB code does this normalization already, but we're not using KB for this piecewise because we're just manufacturing the body of an integral (or sum) to be eliminated.


it's just a comment so not really needed this time, but generally combining things into huge PR's is a sure fire way for them to get lost.


Right. And to be honest, I got confused. I thought this was a line note in that PR.


Good point, @deckar01. We can't do that.

Maybe another way would be to modify `view.__doc__` in `apispec/ext/flask.py` by concatenating all methods' docstrings. This way, the Flask logic would be only in `ext.flask`.


Hmm... the comment makes little sense.  We want to place the windows *somewhere*, and this somewhere can reasonably be the future *current* workspace.  In this implementation that's usually next on `exwm-workspace--list`, except when the workspace being removed is already the last on that list.


wygląda na to że lowest_unique jest zainicjowana w definicji ale nigdy nie będzie przekazana w wywołaniu funkcji. W takim wypadku lepiej to zrobić w pierwszej linii metody.


Hi Billy!

Great work with this exercise. Really liked the creativity you exemplified, and it made the game unique and fun for me to play. Just had one suggestion for you to improve your code:

1. When you uploaded your code, you only uploaded the index.js file, and didn't include the package.json. It's nice to include this when you are uploading your repo to github because then when someone is running your code or downloading it, they don't have to separately download each of the npm packages.

Overall I think you did a wonderful job, I loved how you included all the information about the planet in your `var planets`. That's really intuitive and made your code very clean.

Let me know if you have any additional questions!

-Lauren


Duplicate links


#jar


I just noticed that the test script draws pixel 10x0, but the image has only 10x10 pixels. It seems to me that clip_1d() isn't correct (or it's call, which might use gdImageSX(im)-1).


testing using modern.ie vm with Win7/IE11 (11.0.9600.17420/11.0.14), the pages appear to render in Edge mode, and look correct to me, this is with latest code, not the previous release. this change will be part of the next release. I noticed one issue loading compressed remote json data, and will fix that (https://github.com/rundeck/rundeck/issues/1953).

I removed the `<meta` tags above, and it still rendered correctly based on the `<!doctype html`


wonderful! Great work! 👍


@mrcmunir: Please try again. The function to get a memory type wasn't iterating over all available memory types. This should now work as expected.


No overflows?:)


Duplicate


@jruhland Can you replace the value of `FILL_ME_IN` with the value from the travis command.

Go to: https://github.com/settings/tokens and generate a token that can push the docs. You'll then add that token with `travis encrypt "GH_TOKEN=1234" --add env.global` where 1234 is the token generated. To get the travis CLI program you can do `gem install travis`.


Hm maybe

Why do we see nothing with the same code in 7.x? Or 5.5?

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I am running into the same error:
client/app.ts (5, 22): Cannot find module './app.html'.

I tried changing template to template: template, didn't make a difference.
And I think I am running on RC.4, I ran this command:
meteor npm install --save meteor-node-stubs reflect-metadata angular2-meteor angular2-meteor-polyfills@^0.1.1 rxjs@5.0.0-beta.6 zone.js@^0.6.6 @angular/core@^2.0.0-rc.4 @angular/common@^2.0.0-rc.4 @angular/compiler@^2.0.0-rc.4 @angular/platform-browser@^2.0.0-rc.4 @angular/platform-browser-dynamic
angular2-meteor-polyfills@0.1.1 node_modules\angular2-meteor-polyfills

What am I doing wrong? I am new to Meteor and Angular so it could be something I did wrong.


@skx Your [expand_key](https://github.com/skx/kilua/blob/59c6e59f4d51dd16f8ac451f0b3de7a2211e78e0/kilua.lua#L163-L198) function doesn't take into account the "alt" modifier, which is basically any key with "escape" pressed before it, except escape sequences for things like arrow keys. That's the reason I modeled [my `readkey` function](https://github.com/sdegutis/kilo/blob/master/hecto.lua#L132-L157) as a state machine. (Note: I haven't implemented the key-handler table idea written in my comment above yet.)


Which tool produces that warnings? Whitespace in csp (html) is totally normal, it's some not so smart tool.


The font used on the old logo was far nicer.


Mucho ojo! Sólo está disponible para Windows y si la usais, fijaros que los cambios que hagais no os afecten a otra herramienta desde la que esteis trabajando.


Good!


++ looks good


This is also usual.


merge vom orginal


> in links

*in post number
жи есть


Great! Helped for prematurely ending a call while local (two radios on the same TS). Thanks a milion!
...but still same gap remains when starting a transmission originated on the network


Okay, just after I posted this I changed app.html from only "Hello World!" (as in the example) to "<body>Hello World!</body>". That fixed the error. You are always required to use body tags in a template? If so the example app.html file needs to be changed, and maybe a more descriptive error message would be helpful


It might be but I adding the catch where I did doesn't seem to completely fix the problem.  I am not really using the library anymore.


Missing end of string `'`


The above if statement has a lot of conditions.  It is readable for the most part, although it can be cleaned-up a bit, using variables such as $is_action_menu and $is_object_page.


Hypothesis is that squares around the king are overscored after the introduction of the tropism patch.
Removal of the kingRing from the tropism area is expected to be a positive change,

Considering snicolet tests and mine, this patch is extremely sensitive to any factor change (7, 9 or 11)

When I changed the priority to -1 for this (factor=9) version, all the workers were in the minus side.
I was quite deceived by this early and partial result.

Local test factor=7 vs factor=9 at LTC after 1000 games showed factor 7 to be more promising.
OK, I'm a bit impatient. I want to see results so I gave priority= 0 to the factor=7 test and priority -1 to the factor=9 test.

If factor=7 pass, I will cancel the factor=9 test, saving resources.


The question is where to put apk-file.
Still need to fix state of recyclerView after rotation and to do task with headphones.
Have no idea about first one.


yes. i used --run-migrations="9.0".
i set all options values( --database="DBname", --config="configdatei", --run-migrations="9.0") in quotes and changed the default branch-dir="var/tmp/openupgrade/" in an "C:\odoo\mig" because i migrated on Windows and the var/tmp/openupgrade does´t exist there.


Okay, first release is deployed, lets see if it works.
group id is de.uni-freiburg.informatik.ultimate
gpg key is a fresh key, signed by my personal key.

This is also the first release that doesn't require log4j but uses its own logger.


重来


Modifying `__doc__` doesn't sound right. Is something going wrong if you just try with the changes to the flask extension?


Pretty much.


Changes for open clientfilter dropdown alignemnt and implementation of progress bar while fetching the data. 698013.
Done changes for making cancel  button functionality to work in search criteria


I guess what I mean is that we shouldn't generate constraints with Not in them.  "We know" they are not handled well by Maple, so why risk it?


ros-industrial/universal_robot#227? :)


a


Curious why you decided on an explicit implementation instead of adapting to reusing your Map-based one with `Cache.asMap()`? From Caffeine's perspective there is no penalty. Unfortunately that won't work with Guava due to not being Java 8 based (no atomic compute Map methods).


hi


These blocks are currently offset incorrectly, it works correctly when the canvas starts in the top left of the page exactly.


Why doesn't the argument apply for all cases? `classification.type = 'vulnerable service'` and `classification.identifier = 'memcached'` define the issue already. (No matter if it's ES, memcache or NTP)


;_; y u do dis


Good Morning,
We will follow up on the new design for logo on Friday. The logo must be eye catching, pizazz,lasting impressions. Myself Rachel and William will call you by skpe at 9am to discuss further.

Thank You,
William Bright
Rachel Jones


In my fork, I put the following lines in to `terraform/lib/helpers/raw.js`; it looks for either `harp.json` or `_harp.json`, as config data. You could pass the `debug` arg to browserify based on a flag in that file.

```js
try {
  var harpConfig = exports.harpConfig = require(path.join(process.cwd(),'./harp.json'));
} catch(e) {
  try {
    var harpConfig = exports.harpConfig = require(path.join(process.cwd(),'./_harp.json'));
  } catch(e) {
    var harpConfig = exports.harpConfig = {};
  }
}
```


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@ddunbar I don’t see anything wrong here but if you do, please just make the change or submit a PR.


Oh, I thought it always used the latest. Sorry :)

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It's also been proposed elsewhere that such a file should be called `.harprc`; maybe that's more consistent actually...


The empty() will check the array indexes, and not error if they do not exist.  You can use:
if ( false === empty( $wp_options_attribution['page']['id'] ) ) {


Dear William

Do you want to work on logo or wait for the meeting.

The one I sent you was just the initial one. I would improve it if you
would like to discuss it in the meeting.

Best.
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> Modifying __doc__ doesn't sound right.

Yes. I'm not totally comfortable with this.

> Is something going wrong if you just try with the changes to the flask extension?

I don't get the 'schema' part of the docstring interpreted.

That is, in the final result, I get

    'paths': {'/users/': {'get': {'responses': {200: {'schema': 'full_path_as_written_in_the_docstring'}}},
                               'post': {'responses': {201: {'schema': 'full_path_as_written_in_the_docstring'}}},

instead of

    'paths': {'/users/': {'get': {'responses': {200: {'schema': {'$ref': '#/definitions/User'}}}},
                               'post': {'responses': {201: {'schema': {'$ref': '#/definitions/User'}}}}}},

`full_path_as_written_in_the_docstring` exposes the code's architecture. (I must enter the full path otherwise marshmallow complains that several Schema have the same name.) Even if I could enter the name instead of the full path, we don't want the name, here, but the reference to the Schema as defined in the `definition` part of the API spec.


OK should be fixed in aa2c3f38c5bcce5aa3a6a80d087945aca41a2b70


@SaschaWillems Thanks Well I can confirm run now too in my system Ivy bridge IGPU :+1:


yep, works great @rclark


You are right) Sorry! Will fix it tomorrow.


Should be "doCheck" right?


OK -- but in the future, those notes need to be in the commit message.  As we witnessed earlier today, Github pull requests and commit comments are not part of a very permanent history even when we're not trying to expunge them directly!


Also, FYI, you can change the commit message after you've made it, either with `git commit --amend` if you haven't added anything on top or `git rebase -i <commitid>~` if you have.


The empty() will check the array indexes, and not error if they do not exist. You can use:
if ( false === empty( $attribution['page']['id'] ) ) {


(But once you've merged commits on top of it, it is difficult to disentangle the tree to edit a commit message in the parent of some merge commit.  Doable but more work than I would want to ask you to do!)


@hazim1093 what is this magic number; what if it takes more time? wouldn't it be better to query AWS api and see if the instance has been created or not? and loop until it is not created and sleep a while in between ...


Lets add those tomorrow, if we have time!


Yes, I imagine it would not be working correctly in create mode.  I did not work on that - just for edit mode.


The is_admin key is also used to enable some debug manager features. Do we want to restrict them to the superuser only?

We could restrict the tours to the superuser (actually, i was going to do that tomorrow), but keep the is_admin key in session_info as it is.


#3612... sorry for no PR previously was on the go and didn't have time to audit for other instances (which I still haven't done)


@hazim1093 QBX?


For me is pretty irrelevant from "If the tool is" until the end. If you really want to put these kind of commentary, they belongs to the function documentation because exceptions are exceptional.


@hazim1093 hard coded ip address?


@rsinghal Actually this delete the shape and if there are no more related shapes to the annotation it deletes the annotation. Don't we want this?


Add cross-validation statistics for compatibility with R package "glmnet"


That is kind of how I'm working around the bug...


Tested all engines we currently support except blade so far and yes, it is for all of them. But, nothing says it won't differs on other engines we may further support. Though, I believe we should not care about that as long as it is not problematic. Single static variable works for me, will push that shortly.


Why did you add these tests here?  Do they cover anything not already covered by the nearly identical ones in <https://github.com/probcomp/bayeslite/blob/312e32672d862f9853e40086105d3fc36326fded/tests/test_nig_normal.py#L82-L89>?


Oops, it's missing `self.extra_doc` so it's breaking documented behavior


Just to note - the __iadd__(self,n) function actually destroyed the class making Vector3 += value operation not work. Removing this makes Vector3 += value to be the same as Vector3 = Vector3 + value which uses the __add__(self, n) function which works fine.

What didn't work with __iadd__(self,n)? It set the object from Vector3 to None. So removing those lines fixed it(and made file smaller :smirk: )


Yeah honestly in general I find this kind of thing to be pretty important - importing code repeatedly without passing more aggressive options to Uglify leads to overly bloated code, despite minification.  I had intended to create a separate PR with a solution for this, so that options could be passed for allowing for source maps and controlling minification.

It should probably be considered as its own PR though - if you created one I'd definitely hop on to sing its praises and suggest it gets included.


Woops.


Great. What's the issue?


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I can work on getting this applied to the other inspections as well, would that be ok?


Для чего здесь пустые mediaqueries?


This commit is building errors in two places. () is missing for Bundle.main and NotificationCenter.default


@dlsniper I checked that other inspections don't look for builtin file


Здесь и ниже лучше добавлять CSS-класс, а CSS-стили описать во внешнем CSS-файле.


on Tue Jul 19 2016, Daniel Dunbar <notifications-AT-github.com> wrote:

> #3612... sorry for no PR previously was on the go and didn't have time
> to audit for other instances (which I still haven't done)

np.  It's just hard to know what to fix when you can't see the error :-)

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Yeah, geek shared his bash script, i'm glad i managed to apply it to the makefile (which is more or less a copy of the makefile of the stdlib. That whole makefile thing is more or less black magic too me xD
One thing i'm eventually gonna figure out is to delete the old mod folder when i up the version number, so i don't have to delete it manually :D

I don't think i get notifications when a fork changes, unless via PR. Not sure


Эту анимацию лучше сделать в CSS через `transition`


Еще хорошо бы саму историю отключать, а не только отображение


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Forgot to mention that display_rates was also refactored.


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Not necessarily - the user might want to delete all existing shapes and create new ones.  But the main thing is that the deleted shapes don't actually persist until the user clicks `Save` from the text editor.  That controls the entire annotation - text and shapes and causes it to persist within the application and to whatever database is being used.  Alternatively, Mirador can do error checking and prevent a user from deleting a shape (e.g. hide the trash icon) if it's the only shape associated with that annotation.


Do you need JQuery for an API?


@flakpanda

Would you be opposed to unpacking and loading up just the .cat and .gst files? Github won't show the differentials if we're just uploading catz and gstz?


What is the difference in the added time remaining var from the 2 I already have in variables.xml?


@tbaranes line 125 and 222


Hi

good idea !, it maybe an iead to add parking to this also ?

		_poiDist = ["A3W_poiObjLockDistance", 100] call getPublicVar;
		_poiMarkers = allMapMarkers select {markerType _x == "Empty" && {[["GenStore","GunStore","VehStore","Mission_","ForestMission_","LandConvoy_"], _x] call fn_startsWith}};


Okay I'll look in to that. Personally, I've commented out all the minification in my fork of terraform because I find it adds to the request time when I'm in dev mode, and all I use it for right now is prototypes and tests. In any case the node environment flag is not enough control. So I agree it would be great if it all was configured by a `.harprc` file or similar; but I have a feeling someone suggested a similar thing before and it was shot down.


> Why do we see nothing with the same code in 7.x?

Indeed, the Zend memory manager reports nothing (*might* be a bug there), but valgrind finds the same issues. Another issue (most likely not causing the problems here, though) is that the allocations in gdImageCreate(TrueColor) are not checked for NULL.


misspelling


Hi there! I'm totally new to this.
My comment is in a form of self answered question, which I kindly ask you to validate or comment upon.

Q: the 'this' at line 10 here refers to a task, where <task> is
- a document extracted from mongo as provided by the API and manageable throught the Task name
- the variable passed to the template through {{>task}} so that some HTML can be built from it

now, the events declared at line 7 is in the task domain, BUT, click event happens on a 'toggle-checked' entity which is just assigned to the checkbox, which in turn, in INTO the task template but NOT the whole thing itself.

So how come that the event 'climbs up' to the task and you can use the 'this' name into the code?

A: as long as events are declared template-wise, they act as a catch all. So that you have the trigger, but you get the 'this' name which refers to the original var used to generate the HTML. Just like a bidirectional flow of information.

Thanks for patient reading. :)


Please add a space after <!-- and before --> for comments.


Yup you are absolutely right with

>  the user might want to delete all existing shapes and create new ones. But the main thing is that the deleted shapes don't actually persist until the user clicks Save from the text editor.

I'll implement it when there are not shapes and the user clicks `Save` to notify him that the annotation won't be persisted unless he has a shape/shapes associated with it.


The problem above with tifeit was that (most likely as I faced the same) is due to typo in meteor npm install command in the tutorial, everything was of rc.4 except core which was set to rc.2. Now it is fixed. Otherwise, you do not need to use template: template as jeveloper suggested and you do not need body tags around Hello world...


You forgot to update the following lines: https://github.com/amphp/amp/blob/v2/lib/Internal/Producer.php#L164-L176


Thanks for the PR. Unfortunately, you have introduced a dependency on Spring for the 'collectionToDelimitedString' method. Since Axon must work without Spring, we need to implement something similar in Axon itself.


Sorry. Didn't realize the difference.


Hmm interesting idea - my current Map-based implementation makes a [defensive copy](https://github.com/sebhoss/memoization.java/blob/master/memoization-map/src/main/java/de/xn__ho_hia/memoization/map/ConcurrentHashMapBasedMemoizer.java) of the given map which removes all the nice features that you (& others) have built into Caffeine. Maybe I should not do a copy of the given values, but rather just take them as-is..


disregard


Oops, thanks.


I experimented with this idea. It works, but I think in the long run it's better to have a "has a" relationship between `Bird` or `Rodent` and `Appropriate`, rather than having `Appropriate` aggregate their attributes and methods.


BTW: How did you find this? Did I somehow ping you somewhere? Really nice that you gave me some feedback here!


Yeah to some degree I see why - some of the beauty of Harp is in its simplicity.  But being up to turn some of these dials kinda becomes necessary, I think.  At least if they aren't willing to turn up minification all the way as the default.


Cuidado ao fazer o commit, dois arquivos temporários vieram junto desse. O `~WRL3262.tmp` e `~$Visao.docx`


Just updating cred


`readonly`


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/cc @jcredding


In http://codepen.io/plotly/pen/PzmNXP, the plot rendered fine because `marker.color === line.color // true` (they are both linked to the same array) and hence skipped the `line.color` --> `marker.line.color` inheritance. But, `toImage` deep-clones the `gd.data` and hence makes `marker.color === line.color // false` leading to calc step errors.


Oh, that makes sense. It is an easy mistake for users to think all `#compute` methods are atomic, whereas the `default` implementation is a retry loop. So I think your defensive approach makes sense. Since you allow inheritance (non-final), you could probably add a protected constructor with a flag for whether to defensively copy.

I just do a Github search for Caffeine every so often. Its fun curiosity and sometimes I see what might be frustrating users and can try to fix them (either advise or improve the library).


Some of the last changes have foobared indentation again. Just so you know; the changes look interesting.


O `nb-configuration.xml` não necessita ser commitado, uma vez que é gerado pela IDE Netbeans apenas para gerenciamento próprio na sua máquina. Uma vez que os outros membros não usem essa IDE, esse arquivo é irrelevante


UAR-2043: Merging UAR-2029 fix for UAR Release 25


Thanks Deepan. Will review tonight.


I should have been more explicit.

This is because I'm defining the Schema as Marshmallow Schema, so I want to benefit from the marshmallow plugin as well. And the marshmallow plugin expects the Schema to be specified in `view.__doc__`.

Now, I'm wondering. Our point here is to let the marshmallow plugin be independent from the flask plugin, right?

However, it looks to me like the `view` argument is flask stuff already. It is not provided by the code in `core.py` but comes straight form the user call to add_path(), as shown [in the docs](http://apispec.readthedocs.io/en/latest/using_plugins.html#example-flask-and-marshmallow-plugins):

    spec.add_path(view=gist_detail)

There's no default value anywhere, so unless I'm mistaken, the user is supposed to pass it a `view`, that is an object with a `__doc__` attribute.

What else could be passed as `view` if not a Flask view?

In other words, it looks like the marshmallow plugin already depends on Flask, somehow.


ok, i assumed it was ok because AssociationValueMap for example uses org.springframework.util.ObjectUtils.nullSafeEquals .

So the requirement is that axon-core should be able to deploy without any spring jars on the classpath ? If that is the case you will need to split off a few more classes (CommandGatewayFactoryBean, SpringAnnotationOrderResolver) into a spring-support package


For what it's worth, I already have https://github.com/talios/googleformatter-maven-plugin in maven central, that also does things such as checking for modified files, and only rewriting those ones if desired ).


@jamierocks the old one was the wrong font. This one is just the wrong variant, it should be Montserrat, Bold and this looks like Montserrat, Regular


Параноик mode?
Тогда лучше скрипт удалить.


does it work on its own?
Seems like it doesnt on cm13 :/


O arquivo `nbactions.xml` não precisa ser commitado.


I believe there's also a gradle plugin as well somewhere. Ideally these could both to donated to google, but IMHO should remain separate git repos.


It is the regular variant. I'll push a fix for this in a bit as i wasn't aware we're using bold...


Shouldn't it be `[[String : AnyObject]]` as in the Sync library?


Be careful here, because we need to know the number of partitions before executing build new RDD operation. The number of elements in operation should be equal to partition number to get the correct output (without redundant zeros).


Difficult. ParallelStepExecution is not declared public, instanceof would require changing class definition in workflow-cps-plugin
For StageStepExecution however it works. Adds some new dependencies though.


Ненене. Ну в самом деле это же ДЫРА.


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I assume some stashed changes I had from before fixing my settings.


I would say:

> Cloud Bigtable handles table compactions automatically and does not expose an API for it.

The way it's written suggests that Cloud Bigtable does not actually know how to compact tables.


New head can be either new stage or new parallel step.


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Similar comment as above: Cloud Bigtable _supports_ table compactions, it just doesn't _expose an API_ for that feature.


How is this different than !isPoints?


I couldn't figure out where in the plugin to add the equivalent to the -source 1.7 compiler flag


Представь, если макака или кто-то еще додумается считывать эту историю, потом будет спокойно сопоставлять смену твоих ойпи с твоими постами.


On legacy python [`codecs.open`](https://docs.python.org/2.7/library/codecs.html?highlight=codecs.open#codecs.open) can be used.


В настройках есть кнопка `Сброс`, там можно сбросить хранилище ваших постов.
А вот, дабы скрипт не собирал инфу при отключенных опциях, надо что-то придумать.


new line missing


fetch


Thans for the pointers. Fortunately, nullSafeEquals is part of the JRE now. The other classes need to be moved to the axon-spring module.


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@Aericio Can you update the README file?


This looks like a good fix. Any chance you could open a pull request with it?


if the geom descriptor is null, !isPoints would be true, which we don't want


awesome, thanks a lot, #269 is now merged


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Лучше все данные передаваемые в редюсер хранить в payload


If your script didn't have any error, check /var/tmp/openupgrade/migration.log


Так Сброс и настройки сбрасывает, не вариант