#5612-User-file-trips-on-new-fan-coil-control-warnings-Cold-Water-control-failed-in-fan-coil-unit (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2229 of 2229 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Yes to 2.x. I've just been holding off on it because it'll be a major version bump and https://github.com/bithavoc/express-winston/issues/62 requires a breaking change to fix.

For peer dependencies, I've gone back and forth internally several times. My only point against it I suppose is that @isaacs says "our biggest mistake was probably peer dependencies" (http://thenextweb.com/insider/2016/03/03/microsoft-finally-s-open-source-a-chat-with-npms-founder/). I'm certainly open to being convinced either way.


The current tests are used to compare the old MDB2-based implementation with the new PDO-one... As i understood DbUnit it only supports PDO. But someday we may remove MDB2 completely and there should be no problem to use DbUnit. But maybe I'm wrong with information on DbUnit and MDB2


syncing with upstream


just test


PFA.

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helps to commit the timer file itself...


it isn‘t right


tvoja funkcija u potpisu ne vraca opcional. kako bi vratila opcional treba da ima ? na kraju tj. func optionalMinMAx(array:[Int]) -> (min: Int, max: Int)? {...}


TeamCity Chorus :: chorus-win32-master Continuous [Build 2.6.244.6a4bf3f2b507bf6e9ad503fcbbe180ede7e59162](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=74549&buildTypeId=bt2) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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Why this? Deprecated stuff shoudn't be used.


s/sugges/suggest


Hi,

I know, but I really don't want to rerun the tuning session now...
Il 11/lug/2016 12:07, "wfenchel" <notifications@github.com> ha scritto:

> @Stefano80 <https://github.com/Stefano80> , I'll try once more with my
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`format: 'iife'`


@keithkfng i dont get the keys to work, no idea how to generate one, can you help


This test doesn't works if RazorEngine returns a message in a language different than English.


Maybe we should add @NonNull annotations here.


I think it should be done by user. Every implicit and different from original behaviour will confuse users and make a lot of issues.


поменяй на 'assets/less/';


@NonNull


I was originally getting an odd python error couldn't resolve with the server test on osx, that's why it was blacklisted at first. Possibly it's been fixed by changes to the Travis environment since then.


final


watchFiles
на
watchFiles + '/less/bootstrap-custom.less'


An OAuth key should be creatable in user settings


with this commit ,,
fastboot oem lk_log
root@sn-WorkStation:/mokee/efidroid# fastboot oem lk_log
...
(bootloader) D/[0] smem ram ptable found: ver: 0 len: 5

(bootloader) D/[0] smem ram ptable found: ver: 0 len: 5

(bootloader) I/[0] welcome to lk

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[0] calling constructors

(bootloader) D/[0] initializing heap

(bootloader) D/[0] initializing threads

(bootloader) D/[0] initializing dpc

(bootloader) D/[0] initializing timers

(bootloader) D/[0] creating bootstrap completion thread

(bootloader) D/[10] top of bootstrap2()

(bootloader) I/[10] bootargs: 0x0 0x0 0x1e00000 0x8000

(bootloader) I/[10] machinetype: 0

(bootloader) I/[10] 0x0000000000000000-0x0000000040000000

(bootloader) I/[10] 0x0000000040000000-0x0000000080000000

(bootloader) I/[10] Found multiple dtentries!

(bootloader) D/[10] Found an appended flattened device tree (Qualcomm MS
(bootloader) M 8974Pro-AC MTP V4 - 252216216 252216216 469312 0x0)

(bootloader) I/[10] platform_id=194 variant_id=8 soc_rev=10000

(bootloader) I/[10] cmdline=[ androidboot.emmc=true androidboot.serialno
(bootloader) =9196cf9f androidboot.hwversion=44 syspart=system  bl_versi
(bootloader) on=1.0 androidboot.baseband=msm mdss_mdp.panel=1:dsi:0:qcom
(bootloader) ,mdss_dsi_sharp_fhd_cmd_95]

(bootloader) I/[10] [orig] platform_id=194 variant_id=8 soc_rev=10001

(bootloader) D/[10] initializing platform

(bootloader) I/[10] platform_init()

(bootloader) D/[10] initializing target

(bootloader) I/[10] target_init()

(bootloader) D/[20] GPIO 5 status is 1

(bootloader) D/[20]  Initializing MMC host data structure and clock!

(bootloader) D/[50] Decoded CID fields:

(bootloader) D/[50] Manufacturer ID: 11

(bootloader) D/[50] OEM ID: 0x100

(bootloader) D/[50] Product Name: 016GE2

(bootloader) D/[50] Product revision: 0.0

(bootloader) D/[50] Product serial number: 9196CF9F

(bootloader) D/[50] Manufacturing date: 2 2000

(bootloader) D/[50] Decoded CSD fields:

(bootloader) D/[50] cmmc_structure: 3

(bootloader) D/[50] card_cmd_class: f5

(bootloader) D/[50] write_blk_len: 512

(bootloader) D/[50] read_blk_len: 512

(bootloader) D/[50] r2w_factor: 4

(bootloader) D/[50] sector_size: 0

(bootloader) >length = 26 str = INFOD/[50] sector_size: 0

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101490] usb_write(): len = 49 str = INFO>length = 26 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[50] sector_size: 0

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101510] usb_write(): DONE: len = 49 req->length = 49 str
(bootloader)  = INFO>length = 26 str = INFOD/[50] sector_size: 0

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101520] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101550] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101560] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[101490] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): len = 49 str = INFO>length = 26 str

(bootloader) D/[101580] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[101490] usb_write(): len = 49 str = INFO>length =
(bootloader)  26 str

(bootloader) D/[101590] usb_write(): len = 33 str = INFO = INFOD/[50] se
(bootloader) ctor_size: 0

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101610] usb_write(): DONE: len = 33 req->length = 33 str
(bootloader)  = INFO = INFOD/[50] sector_size: 0

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101620] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101650] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101660] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[101510] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): DONE: len = 49 req->length = 49 str

(bootloader) D/[101680] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[101510] usb_write(): DONE: len = 49 req->length =
(bootloader)  49 str

(bootloader) D/[101690] usb_write(): len = 56 str = INFO = INFO>length =
(bootloader)  26 str = INFOD/[50] sector_size: 0

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101720] usb_write(): DONE: len = 56 req->length = 56 str
(bootloader)  = INFO = INFO>length = 26 str = INFOD/[50] sector_size: 0

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101730] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101760] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101770] usb_write(): len = 47 str = INFOD/[101520] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101790] usb_write(): DONE: len = 47 req->length = 47 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[101520] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101800] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101830] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101840] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[101550] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =

(bootloader) D/[101860] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[101550] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length =
(bootloader) 5 str =

(bootloader) D/[101870] usb_write(): len = 10 str = INFO INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101890] usb_write(): DONE: len = 10 req->length = 10 str
(bootloader)  = INFO INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101900] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101920] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101930] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[101560] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[101490] usb_w

(bootloader) D/[101950] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[101560] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[101490
(bootloader) ] usb_w

(bootloader) D/[101960] usb_write(): len = 48 str = INFOrite(): len = 49
(bootloader)  str = INFO>length = 26 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101980] usb_write(): DONE: len = 48 req->length = 48 str
(bootloader)  = INFOrite(): len = 49 str = INFO>length = 26 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[101990] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[101580] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str

(bootloader) D/[102020] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[101580] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length =
(bootloader)  63 str

(bootloader) D/[102030] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFO = INFOD/[101490
(bootloader) ] usb_write(): len = 49 str = INFO>length =

(bootloader) D/[102050] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFO = INFOD/[101490] usb_write(): len = 49 str = INFO>l
(bootloader) ength =

(bootloader) D/[102060] usb_write(): len = 12 str = INFO 26 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[102080] usb_write(): DONE: len = 12 req->length = 12 str
(bootloader)  = INFO 26 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[102090] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[101590] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): len = 33 str = INFO = INFOD/[50] se

(bootloader) D/[102110] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[101590] usb_write(): len = 33 str = INFO = INFOD/
(bootloader) [50] se

(bootloader) D/[102120] usb_write(): len = 17 str = INFOctor_size: 0

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[102140] usb_write(): DONE: len = 17 req->length = 17 str
(bootloader)  = INFOctor_size: 0

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[102150] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[102170] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[102180] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[101610] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): DONE: len = 33 req->length = 33 str

(bootloader)  33 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105240] usb_write(): len = 12 str = INFO 33 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105270] usb_write(): DONE: len = 12 req->length = 12 str
(bootloader)  = INFO 33 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105280] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105300] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105310] usb_write(): len = 55 str = INFOD/[105240] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): len = 12 str = INFO 33 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105340] usb_write(): DONE: len = 55 req->length = 55 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[105240] usb_write(): len = 12 str = INFO 33 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105350] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105380] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105390] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[105270] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): DONE: len = 12 req->length = 12 str

(bootloader) D/[105410] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[105270] usb_write(): DONE: len = 12 req->length =
(bootloader)  12 str

(bootloader) D/[105420] usb_write(): len = 19 str = INFO = INFO 33 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105440] usb_write(): DONE: len = 19 req->length = 19 str
(bootloader)  = INFO = INFO 33 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105450] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105470] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105480] usb_write(): len = 47 str = INFOD/[105280] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105500] usb_write(): DONE: len = 47 req->length = 47 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[105280] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105510] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105540] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105550] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[105300] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =

(bootloader) D/[105570] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[105300] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length =
(bootloader) 5 str =

(bootloader) D/[105580] usb_write(): len = 10 str = INFO INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105600] usb_write(): DONE: len = 10 req->length = 10 str
(bootloader)  = INFO INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105610] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105630] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105640] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[105310] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): len = 55 str = INFOD/[105240] usb_w

(bootloader) D/[105660] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[105310] usb_write(): len = 55 str = INFOD/[105240
(bootloader) ] usb_w

(bootloader) D/[105670] usb_write(): len = 39 str = INFOrite(): len = 12
(bootloader)  str = INFO 33 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105690] usb_write(): DONE: len = 39 req->length = 39 str
(bootloader)  = INFOrite(): len = 12 str = INFO 33 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105700] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105730] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105740] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[105340] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): DONE: len = 55 req->length = 55 str

(bootloader) D/[105760] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[105340] usb_write(): DONE: len = 55 req->length =
(bootloader)  55 str

(bootloader) D/[105770] usb_write(): len = 62 str = INFO = INFOD/[105240
(bootloader) ] usb_write(): len = 12 str = INFO 33 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105800] usb_write(): DONE: len = 62 req->length = 62 str
(bootloader)  = INFO = INFOD/[105240] usb_write(): len = 12 str = INFO 3
(bootloader) 3 str

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105810] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105840] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105850] usb_write(): len = 47 str = INFOD/[105350] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105870] usb_write(): DONE: len = 47 req->length = 47 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[105350] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105880] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105910] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105920] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[105380] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =

(bootloader) D/[105940] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[105380] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length =
(bootloader) 5 str =

(bootloader) D/[105950] usb_write(): len = 10 str = INFO INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[105970] usb_write(): DONE: len = 10 req->length = 10 str
(bootloader)  = INFO INFO

(bootloader) 0] usb_write(): DONE: len = 17 req->length = 17 str = INFO
(bootloader) = INFO INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[109080] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFO0] usb_write():
(bootloader) DONE: len = 17 req->length = 17 str = INFO

(bootloader) D/[109100] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFO0] usb_write(): DONE: len = 17 req->length = 17 str
(bootloader) = INFO

(bootloader) D/[109110] usb_write(): len = 16 str = INFO= INFO INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[109130] usb_write(): DONE: len = 16 req->length = 16 str
(bootloader)  = INFO= INFO INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[109140] usb_write(): len = 5 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[109160] usb_write(): DONE: len = 5 req->length = 5 str =
(bootloader)  INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[109170] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[109080] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): len = 63 str = INFO0] usb_write():

(bootloader) D/[109190] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[109080] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFO0] usb_wr
(bootloader) ite():

(bootloader) D/[109200] usb_write(): len = 48 str = INFODONE: len = 17 r
(bootloader) eq->length = 17 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[109220] usb_write(): DONE: len = 48 req->length = 48 str
(bootloader)  = INFODONE: len = 17 req->length = 17 str = INFO

(bootloader)

(bootloader) D/[109230] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFOD/[109100] usb_w
(bootloader) rite(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str

(bootloader) D/[109260] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length = 63 str
(bootloader)  = INFOD/[109100] usb_write(): DONE: len = 63 req->length =
(bootloader)  63 str

(bootloader) D/[109270] usb_write(): len = 63 str = INFO = INFO0] usb_wr
OKAY [ 10.398s]
finished. total time: 10.398s
root@sn-WorkStation:/mokee/efidroid#
root@sn-WorkStation:/mokee/efidroid# fastboot oem help
...
(bootloader) commands:
(bootloader) 	download:
(bootloader) 	getvar:
(bootloader) 	oem help
(bootloader) 	oem dump-atags
(bootloader) 	oem memfill
(bootloader) 	oem last_kmsg
(bootloader) 	oem dump-partitiontable
(bootloader) 	oem findbootimages
(bootloader) 	oem bootaddresses
(bootloader) 	oem fbconfig
(bootloader) 	oem ram-ptable
(bootloader) 	oem lk_log
(bootloader) 	oem select-display-panel
(bootloader) 	oem disable-charger-screen
(bootloader) 	oem enable-charger-screen
(bootloader) 	preflash
(bootloader) 	oem device-info
(bootloader) 	flashing get_unlock_ability
(bootloader) 	flashing unlock_critical
(bootloader) 	flashing lock_critical
(bootloader) 	flashing lock
(bootloader) 	flashing unlock
(bootloader) 	oem lock
(bootloader) 	oem unlock-go
(bootloader) 	oem unlock
(bootloader) 	oem poweroff
(bootloader) 	oem reboot-download
(bootloader) 	oem reboot-recovery
(bootloader) 	reboot-bootloader
(bootloader) 	reboot
(bootloader) 	continue
(bootloader) 	boot
(bootloader) 	erase:
(bootloader) 	flash:
OKAY [  0.724s]
finished. total time: 0.724s
root@sn-WorkStation:/mokee/efidroid# fastboot oem fbconfig
...
(bootloader) fbcon_config:
(bootloader) 	base: 0x3200000 (end: 0x41d2000)
(bootloader) 	width: 1080
(bootloader) 	height: 1920
(bootloader) 	stride: 1080
(bootloader) 	bpp: 24
(bootloader) 	format: 3
(bootloader) 	update_start: 0x0
(bootloader) 	update_done: 0x0
OKAY [  0.207s]
finished. total time: 0.207s
root@sn-WorkStation:/mokee/efidroid# fastboot oem select-display-panel sharp_fhd_video
...
OKAY [  0.035s]
finished. total time: 0.035s
root@sn-WorkStation:/mokee/efidroid# fastboot oem fbconfig
...
(bootloader) fbcon_config:
(bootloader) 	base: 0x3200000 (end: 0x41d2000)
(bootloader) 	width: 1080
(bootloader) 	height: 1920
(bootloader) 	stride: 1080
(bootloader) 	bpp: 24
(bootloader) 	format: 3
(bootloader) 	update_start: 0x0
(bootloader) 	update_done: 0x0
OKAY [  0.209s]
finished. total time: 0.209s
root@sn-WorkStation:/mokee/efidroid# fastboot oem device-info
...
(bootloader) 	Device tampered: true
(bootloader) 	Device unlocked: false
(bootloader) 	Device critical unlocked: false
(bootloader) 	Charger screen enabled: false
(bootloader) 	Display panel: sharp_fhd_video
OKAY [  0.132s]
finished. total time: 0.133s


Stephanie - this looks much better, although I note that MARSHALL WRIGHT is still all caps in doc 218 of volume 69-76ve05p1.

I'm about to send this to our new Ambassador to Burundi, so I do appreciate your cleaning up the appearance of these webpages. Many thanks, Aaron

From: seckroth [mailto:notifications@github.com]
Sent: Friday, July 08, 2016 10:43 AM
To: HistoryAtState/frus
Subject: Re: [HistoryAtState/frus] fixed editorial note coding in epubs noticed by AWM (695411d)

No problem Joe!!

On Fri, Jul 8, 2016 at 10:40 AM, Joe Wicentowski <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>>
wrote:

> All good catches! I have some theories as to how the content of editorial
> notes ended up coded as footnotes, and will take a closer look.
>
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и тут watchFiles
на
watchFiles + '/**/*'


Hey!  Some of those are British spellings, not misspellings.


@Robinlovelace Forgot to switch branch. Just ignore and we'll merge with master later


FYI: In early versions, I added index.sh as a way to provide compatibility with bash-require npm module. But sure, now it's pretty pointless.


make more meaningful  commits message - and  prefer smaller commits


Remove the code then, and mention it in the readme maybe?


I think the `+ 1` is wrong? Shouldn't that be `- 1`?


code to be removed!


Note, if you don't like it, can easily be reverted or changed.


`x,y` in init and in that method are a little misleading - it's not about the same x, y - do they?


@jkasten2 Is there a way to reproduce this exception?


pretpostavljam da si ovdje htio probati ovo:

1. definises var/let koji je optional
var optionalArray: [Int]?

2. provjeris da li je nil
if let optionalArray = optionalArray {
3. ako nije nil proslijedis ga u funkciju
    optionalMinMax(array: optionalArray)
}


it is pretty complicated code, you are sure that it is better then:

 `POSSIBLE_MOVES = [ [-2, -1], [-2, +1], [-1, -2], [-1, +2], [+1, -2], [+1, +2], [+2, -1], [+2, +1] ]`


preporucujem ti da jos malo provjezbas opcionale i funkcije sa return statement i opcionalom


Are you sure that possible moves is the best name for constant (what about `VECTORS`)


Because there was no mesh data to calculate a hull with (even though when debugging this I could clearly see that there was a mesh)


Why are we adding this method? It is only used directly after the constructor, so why isn't it part of the constructor?


hellotest


You could make the code below quite a bit simpler if you do:

    unsigned int density_factor = 1 << density_idx; // == pow(2, density_idx)


You might want to use more and more features provided by C++. :)

Your code looks very good old c code, using a lot of manually managed pointers, which is very error-prone. That can be avoided if you use features or libraries provided C++. If you learn modern C++ and leverage the features, your code would become more clearer and more robust, I think. Please try it if you have a chance :)

e.g.
- You do not need to use a manually managed linked list for `Point`, that would be very error-prone (easy to leak a memory / and it's slow in this case). Instead, it is much better to use `std::vector` for points, I think.
e.g.
```
  class Point {
    float x;
    float y;
    //...
  };

  std::vector<Point> points;
```
- In most places, you do not need to use `float&`. Just using `float` is good enough. For small sized objects, like a `float`, `copy by value` is good enough and is preferred.


s/last publish/last sync


@jboltz88 Good knowledge of the [`Array` API](http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.3.1/Array.html) to use the `Array#clear` method 👍


Yep. I think we need to add recipe with `iife`. `umd` format doesn't make sense in tests.


what about
`VECTORS.map {|vector_x, vector_y| [@x + vector_x, @y + vector_y] }`

there are few things here
* you use `map` instead of each
* it's best to name elements in collection when iterating (what is first?, what is last? how moves get converted to coords?)


メンドイのでざっくり書き換えました。
https://github.com/vim-jp/issues/commit/3d61488e40b0705117b5f971b03318acda8c0579


it's better to save input in initialise, and have separate method direction


I will push an fix for that ASAP. Issue was raised locale after one stupid ass used 23 hours to figure out what's wrong when he got this error.


書き換えてから思ったけど、Vimのコマンドで取得して貼り付けてね、みたいにできたら良いのかもな。
Vimが起動しない場合は使えないけど。


`constexpr`, by the way?


@madeye I think I get it. See commit msg for more info.


Because DomUtils needs to get the Rotation, and to get it you first need the GameHandler (Cardinal>GameHandler>Rotation), that would be a null if we use the code cardinal had before, as maps load in the Game Handler constructor (so it's not constructed yet, so you can't get the instance)


indk


Hey Aaron,

No problem. I fixed Marshall Wright in the file in the last commit, but it
also showed up all caps for me this morning. I reloaded the page and it is
displaying correctly.

Thanks!
Stephanie

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Am I missed that question?


а зачем тут нижнее подчеркивание?


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s/Windowsh/Windows/


On that phase of development you can skip @moved (you don't have method to set it up) - you should create test to remember about it and first implement the most common option.


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Avoid using instance variable - instead use attr_reader's


не понятно, зачем ты тут передаешь тру? надо передавать функцию, которая будет фильтровать задачу


I said stack.copy()


s


Hi @ryana

Mongoid 6 will support Rails 5. It will be released very soon and [these](https://jira.mongodb.org/issues/?jql=project%20%3D%20MONGOID%20AND%20resolution%20%3D%20Unresolved%20AND%20fixVersion%20%3D%206.0.0%20ORDER%20BY%20priority%20DESC) are the remaining tickets:

I'll most likely release a beta version this week because I want to investigate the JRuby 9 performance decrease before doing a general release. You can use master right now to test Rails 5 in your staging/testing environment.
Does that answer your question?

Emily


> all extra flags are known by CREATURE_FLAG_EXTRA_... in all cores now.
I noticed that some of them go by CREATURE_EXTRA_FLAG_... on the wiki

Are you sure? From what I read in the Creature.h file above, this is the other way round. But you are right the wiki needs to be normalized about this. I'll do it.


нет описания функции, и навзвание не говорит о том что она делает.
is_done, не лучше?


Nope. I just removed the code, and updated readme.


== True, ==False, ==None не пишут.
is True , is False, is None
почему так пишут?


i need re do agib


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[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R:15:11:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/b8570fb84d81a98d7c783b098b9bf8efc5804845/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R#L15) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘read_file’**
```r
  file <- read_file(filename)
          ^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R:18:12:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/b8570fb84d81a98d7c783b098b9bf8efc5804845/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R#L18) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘extract_napst’**
```r
  napst <- extract_napst(file) # number of alignments per species tree
           ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R:19:11:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/b8570fb84d81a98d7c783b098b9bf8efc5804845/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R#L19) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘extract_nppa’**
```r
  nppa <- extract_nppa(file) # number of number of posteriors per alignment
          ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R:20:11:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/b8570fb84d81a98d7c783b098b9bf8efc5804845/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R#L20) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘extract_nspp’**
```r
  nspp <- extract_nspp(file) # number of states per posterior
          ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:31:13:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/b8570fb84d81a98d7c783b098b9bf8efc5804845/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L31) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘read_file’**
```r
    file <- read_file(filename)
            ^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:33:14:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/b8570fb84d81a98d7c783b098b9bf8efc5804845/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L33) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘extract_napst’**
```r
    napst <- extract_napst(file) # number of alignments per species tree
             ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:34:13:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/b8570fb84d81a98d7c783b098b9bf8efc5804845/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L34) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘extract_nppa’**
```r
    nppa <- extract_nppa(file) # number of number of posteriors per alignment
            ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:35:13:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/b8570fb84d81a98d7c783b098b9bf8efc5804845/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L35) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘extract_nspp’**
```r
    nspp <- extract_nspp(file) # number of states per posterior
            ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:56:19:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/b8570fb84d81a98d7c783b098b9bf8efc5804845/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L56) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘calc_nltt_stats_from_file’**
```r
    nltt_stats <- calc_nltt_stats_from_file(filename = filename, dt = dt)
                  ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:66:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/b8570fb84d81a98d7c783b098b9bf8efc5804845/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L66) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  testit::assert(names(df) == c("filename", "sti", "ai", "pi", "si", "nltt_stat"))
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


I wasn't sure how it was initialized when no event was sent. I need to check it out, I thought about it.


Done in a later commit. I first wanted to get gradual infill itself working.


Agree, will correct


I am sorry, you are right, other way around.. I smoke too much xD


@JenniferWang Oooohhh, I have been punting on testing [our React Native components](https://github.com/artsy/emission) for a while now for various reasons, but among them also setting up a local stubbed data store for Relay to talk to. I’d love to follow along with what you’re doing and/or chat about the possibilities.


As far as I know PDO is only required for fixture set-up and specific assertions. But your reason sounds valid, I did not consider the MDB2 support ... Without the fixture set- and clean-up and the new assertions DbUnit has not a huge additional value.


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Yeah, I think I was aware (but since forgot) when I wrote this bit, I wasn't sure how I wanted to structure it at the time.

I'll see if I can fix that to have the parser use an io.Reader and read the whole packet


you could also write it as:

````
VECTORS_NORTH = [[0, +1], [0, +2]]
VECTORS_SOUTH = [0, -1], [0, -2]]

def direction_vectors
   white? ? VECTORS_NORTH : VECTORS_SOUTH
end

def vectors
  first_move? ? direction_vectors[0..1] : direction_vectors[0..0]
end

def moves
  vectors.map { |vector_x, vector_y| [x+vector_x, y+vector_y] }
end
```


Brilliant - thanks. awm

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Well, yes. That's the idea. It needs to prevent the client from exiting before I can start the client and do output hotplug (start with zero outputs, then plug in one) or output unplug (start with an output, then disconnect it).

I might need to reword  the first sentence though, but stil, the second sentence should explain it. We can discuss about it when I send it for review.


Done ;)


Ugh, probably a typo. Not sure why I didn't get the error.


@jboltz88 The `iterative_search` method will work absolutely fine here. Think about how `iterative_search` could be written without using an `index` variable, but still using `.each`. Let me know what you find out.


configurovatelné


哦，这个我只对UIWebView进行了添加。 WKWebView自带进度监听了


if you need key value then use hash

```
def moves
  {
    ne: [2, -1],
    #(...)
  }
end


Fixed in 7caaea10402e3d00d2e1c2e6d233b64b0a71273a.


second


@llopv please use comments with things like this that are not obvious. What is it need for?


you can also use

```
LETTERS_MAP = ' abcdefgh'

LETTERS_MAP.index('c') # => 3
LETTERS_MAP[5] # => e
```


look at: https://github.com/dominikduda/ruby_chess/commit/a6be5947089f841a017aeb5d7370f4c727425090#commitcomment-18193244


deployed without dryscrape


da li si radio bilo kakve svoje primjere ili si samo prekucao?


Well, yeah. This is where I want to test it. I want the test client to preform all its actions under either no outputs (and hotplug an output), or with an output (and then disconnect the output). I just need the event to prevent the client from exiting before the two mentioned things are done.

In case of non-output tests, I don't even need the event. I use the event only to prevent the client from exiting before an output has been hotplugged or unplugged.

We can discuss what should be tested when I sent this for review. I still have to hook it up to weston-test. I'll then see whether this solution is the correct one or the one that you suggest.


missing text


think about separating data and logic

e.g.: DATA

def possible_moves
  KNIGHTMOVES.map { |vector_x, vector_y| [x + vector_x, y + vector_y] }
end

````

see more: https://github.com/dominikduda/ruby_chess/commit/a6be5947089f841a017aeb5d7370f4c727425090#commitcomment-18193294


what is 96 ?


co se stane, když není heslo?


keep single responsible of methods

separate method for:
* vectors
* for calculating new positions
* for filtering only those that are on board
* ...


put in seperate method / constant


Don't use PuraSeva kuraSeva in PGR its not for AP


see: https://github.com/dominikduda/ruby_chess/commit/a6be5947089f841a017aeb5d7370f4c727425090#commitcomment-18193244


Peer dependency seems great for plugins / extensions,  which is the case. Currently you are using the `winstonInstance` option as a replacement, but that isn't too much different, is it? I mean, the downsides seems to be the same.


ups


separate data from logic (range should be in own method, constant)


Cool! I just tested on osx and works like a charm :)

Did we get the ability to pause the timer too? So far I used ctr+z to pause the timer,
but I just discovered that you can do that with signals too, like the first answer here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9900970/bash-send-sigtstp-signal-ctrlz
Maybe this can be added to the README.

(only caveat is that SIGTSTP works from another terminal, while SIGCONT does not, at least here on OSX)


Re: the commit message:

Identical to banktools-gb in fact :D I meant banktools-de…


it will also be simpler if you will only work on numbers ( convert at the beginning, and later work only on numbers)


But what are DIMMs? Maybe I'm just being 'dim', but I think this should be defined before mention in this caption.


what is c and what is n ?


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@dawachin まだ詳細は決めていないのですが、SSO構築の妨げになると思うので、現在あるものは削除して、再度構築という形になると思います。
一通りの管理者情報を教えていただけますか。（さくらのコントロールパネルとかownCloudの管理者アカウントとか）それから作業を開始したいと思います。


Passing const references here as well and it will be perfect :)


see: https://github.com/dominikduda/ruby_chess/commit/a6be5947089f841a017aeb5d7370f4c727425090#commitcomment-18193447


Done. :wink:


dddddd


I've submitted a new beta (build 58) to Google Play:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/dk.bearware.gui


Thanks @Technetium1 , this was changed in version 1.4.2, however I'll merge all your changes anyhow!


rrrrr


Hmm I thought I added those before release?

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There is still a typo here: apache_http_rec**ie**ved_bytes_total


Due to unclear CLA


Hard to get the matching key here, since we'd have to "guess the dot" when constructing the range start key. Can't we match on the element portion of the key only?


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Launching the rear recovery system with added "debug"
kernel command line parameter shows that while
/etc/scripts/system-setup.d/40-start-udev-or-load-modules.sh
is run it seems the code above is never reached
because of an early "return" in that script.
The only "return" in that script is here
<pre>
    # systemd-udevd case: systemd-udevd is started by systemd
    ps ax | grep -v grep | grep -q systemd-udevd && { # check if daemon is actually running
        my_udevtrigger
        echo -n "Waiting for udev ... "
        sleep 1
        my_udevsettle
        echo "done."
        return
    }
</pre>

I will try to fix it so that the code above is always run...


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On ne distingue pas les sockets des appels HTTP dans ce schéma (différencier les traits aurait peut-être suffi).

La partie middleware reverseproxy existe, certes, mais je ne vois pas le lien vers les instances.
Quand on accède à ezMaster uniquement, reverseproxy est bien exécuté (ce qui justifie sa présence sur le schéma), mais il ne fait rien (ce qui plaide plutôt pour son absence sur le schéma).


is there any need to use window here?


code is unclear ... remember about separating data and logic
e.g:

````ruby
def vectors
  @vectors ||=
     (1..7).map { |vector| [[0, vector], [0,  -vector], [vector, 0], [-vector, 0]]}.flatten(1)
end

def moves
  vectors.map { |vector_x, vector_y| [x + vector_x, y + vector_y] }
end


Thank you @cala :yum:


Well, this change is temporary. (but korean font is semi-permanent)


reuse what we have in rock: https://github.com/dsznajder/chess/commit/a7b2e5ad4dfa16d6dc6fa461ae3c5e2dc244619a#commitcomment-18193780


remove dead code


much better, just use map


Again, easily reverted or changed.


@matt-manywho it looks like this file might have been added accidentally...


For reference, This is not final patch.  It is just one of the 4 patches that I have made until now.
> This leaks the allocated buffer
Right. Actually, I have made this patch to check how "new(like malloc)" make many instructions.

> But instead of using memcpy,
> I would recommend extracting the __int32 "manually"

Can we "build & run"  coreclr with the __int32 "manually"  using Clang/LLVM for Linux/ARM?

Please, refer to the below wepage.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32062894/take-advantage-of-arm-unaligned-memory-access-while-writing-clean-c-code

```
| compiler  | x86/x64 | ARMv7  | ARMv6  | ARM64  |  PPC   |
|-----------|---------|--------|--------|--------|--------|
| GCC 4.8   | memcpy  | packed | direct | memcpy | memcpy |
| clang 3.6 | memcpy  | memcpy | memcpy | memcpy |   ?    |
| icc 13    | packed  | N/A    | N/A    | N/A    | N/A    |
```


use map, and avoid using instance variables directly


`--tag` et `-t` sont deux manières d'exprimer la même option.
Du coup, ajouter la version `--tag` me semble superflu.

Voir https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/build/


@matt-manywho it looks like this was committed accidentally too


You could drop BeautifulSoupand lxml as a reqirement by parsing the meta tag. You can see a example here: https://github.com/Hellowlol/nrkdl/blob/master/nrkdl.py#L334


OK, got it! Thanks koistya!


lol


Yes, that makes sense. I believe we would need to make the same comparison above when deciding whether or not to seek.


rethink: https://github.com/dsznajder/chess/commit/a7b2e5ad4dfa16d6dc6fa461ae3c5e2dc244619a#commitcomment-18193780


Document of the project research, design and goals.


This commit is uplifting :D


@jonjo-manywho This one is supposed to be here. Eventaully we'll use npm to manage dependencies like this one, currently its a static file


avoid using instance variables


@jonjo-manywho Yes this one is definitely not supposed to be here


directions are ok, still it is worth to have computed vectors in separate place


No error because it’s just an empty instruction. :-)


The only change :)


think about directions, vectors, moves as 3 separate operations


game is broken, probably after this commit: monsters can't attack by 'bare hands' at all


Hi @adrfer, many thanks for pointing that out.

I could run it only after adding the subscript methods for `ClosedRange`. I know it's not the ideal solution, but I'm going to work on it to find a better approach. Any suggestion is welcome.

```swift
subscript(clamping range: ClosedRange<Index>) -> SubSequence {
     ...
}

subscript(checking range: ClosedRange<Index>) -> SubSequence? {
     ...
}
```

You can run it here:
http://swiftlang.ng.bluemix.net/#/repl/57838ee6f3dc11a514dc8780


В этом месте не правильные пути к bootstrap и файлам css


@matt-manywho OK - are we allowed to redistribute it in a non-free software project? And if so, without including the license?


Yeah Kinda risky , but still can be enabled by synapse.


edited


It's all about diligence. 😆


You could've named it `GetChildAs<Type>` instead of `GetChildStaticCast<Type>` to make it shorter. Because at that point, there's no gain from removing the `static_cast`.


Yes, you-re right. This maps more than it should. I'll change this to use BL31_END as you suggest.


Arrrrrrrgh.


Could this be remedied by passing the GameHandler as an argument to the roation?


@nyalldawson if you have a mac testing environment set up (unfortunately I don't), could you try to run the test manually?
Something like this will do (adapting the paths):
```
#!/bin/bash

# Run a python script from the build dir
# Pass the script path to the command, for example:
#
# ./runtest.sh /home/${USER}/dev/QGIS/tests/src/python/test_offline_editing_wfs.py

QGIS_PY_SRC=/home/${USER}/dev/QGIS/tests/src/python
SCRIPT=$1
BUILD_DIR=${2:-/home/${USER}/dev/QGIS/qt5-build-local/}
PY_VER=${3:-3}

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$BUILD_DIR/output/lib:
export PYTHONPATH=$BUILD_DIR/output/python/:$BUILD_DIR/output/python/plugins:${QGIS_PY_SRC}
export QGIS_PREFIX_PATH=$BUILD_DIR/output
/usr/bin/python${PY_VER} $SCRIPT
```
you may see a lot of debug output with hopefully something useful inside.


just learning


Thanks)


It is used, on li. 194, as an argument to `MessageIn.readTimestamp`


"You say its a squash, but you did not mention any of the authors of the commits you squashed together.
Do you mind ammending the commit and adding the authors/give them credit or just post the authors in the comments here? Thanks in advance"
https://github.com/h2o64/android_device_yu_tomato-1/commit/caacd5cf70ff284e822bb40703beb55c0664e150


Nice info, but then during `SIGSTOP` it doesn't care about `SIGUSR1`. Maybe we could implement this feature by receiving `SIGSTOP` to just stop counting?

I had just released spt 0.2 after removing the macro hell `c89ef49`.


[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R:19:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/c643dfbb6287e8c052bb1c0feecbf8799edb3994/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R#L19) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  nppa <- Cer2016::extract_nppa(file) # number of number of posteriors per alignment
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:31:13:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/c643dfbb6287e8c052bb1c0feecbf8799edb3994/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L31) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘read_file’**
```r
    file <- read_file(filename)
            ^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:33:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/c643dfbb6287e8c052bb1c0feecbf8799edb3994/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L33) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
    napst <- Cer2016::extract_napst(file) # number of alignments per species tree
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:34:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/c643dfbb6287e8c052bb1c0feecbf8799edb3994/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L34) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
    nppa <- Cer2016::extract_nppa(file) # number of number of posteriors per alignment
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


Fair enough, makes sense.

I asked because it triggered a [build error](https://github.com/github/linguist/pull/3105#issuecomment-231704791) over at GitHub Linguist (which was resolved simply by removing Lean's Ace mode).


Hey thanks for the nice overview i undstand now quite good how it should work. My device is connected via mobile network to the internet and via WLAN to the local network, which is connected to the internet via my router.

Are we sure Automatic IP detection is working at all? Because maybe i interfered with the testing while i tried to set the ip via `[[RCTBundleURLProvider sharedSettings] setJsLocation:@"192.168.178.24"]`. I did not understand that the ip will be remaining after i remove the line so i thought it worked without it, but as we see in the new project it does not work without it.

My current workflow will be:
1. Set `NSAllowArbitraryLoads` to `true`
If i am developing i use `[[RCTBundleURLProvider sharedSettings] setJsLocation:@"192.168.178.24"]`to set the ip.
If i am out in the wild testing and using the app I use `[[RCTBundleURLProvider sharedSettings] resetToDefaults]` to get back the offline package that does not require a server.

The optimal workflow would be to just set a flag and we use:
1. a server and autofind the ip
2. a server and explicitly set the ip
3. a bundled version of the js stuff so we don't need a server running.


DIMM: Dual in-line memory module, it means rather than a set of redundant contacts on both side, electrically wired the same, there are two separate sets of contacts on each side allowing more RAM to be addressed vs the old SIMM single in line memory module standard.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIMM (the current standard, since Pentium era, note notch positions changed over version of DDR)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIMM (from the 80s, 286 era and on wards)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_in-line_package (older still circa 8088, think 555 chip).

Matt.

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good points. fixed both


Hey @caterinap... here is the code:

```
# Load data:
data(alien)

### Test: run the same model formula in intra & tree and compare results:
# run intra_phylm
intra <- intra_phylm(gestaLen ~ adultMass, transf.x = log, transf.y = log,
                     phy = alien$phy[[1]], data = alien$data,
                     Vy = "SD_gesta", times = 30)

# run tree_phylm
trees <- tree_phylm(log(gestaLen) ~ log(adultMass),
                     phy = alien$phy, data = alien$data,
                     times = 100)

### plots should be similar:
sensi_plot(intra)
sensi_plot(trees)

### mean slopes should be similar:
intra$stats[[3]][[4]]
trees$stats[[3]][[4]]
```


Thanks, that's a fair point. I'll probably change it. But BeautifulSoup is,
at least for now, still needed for subtitles conversion.

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@mkulak See Akka for an example of extensive usage of PartialFunction to compose message handlers.

Also, for any interception (around) PartialFunction it is necessary to test for applicability.

I guess there are two different discussions here, and I'm only interested in the first:

1) Improve PF as is
2) Offer alternative to PF which may or may not cover all use-cases of the current PF

Given 1, I believe I have a pretty decent proposal. :)

@Blaisorblade
Or course. But PF separates the effects of isDefinedAt from the effects of apply.


you can remove this. you initialize it inside create_app


Ok noted. Vai-se retestar com o pps.
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Thanks for this detailed clarification Matt - your input into the book is greatly appreciated.


With https://github.com/rear/rear/pull/909
I triy to fix it so that the code that always loads
modules in /etc/modules is always run.


Je viens de faire les modifications.
Merci.


Idea is absolutely correct. However, there are still a few issues:
1) file list to be edited is empty - I couldn't select anything.
2) mime node module is missing in the project subfolder - please include it in your next commit
3) add "Edit" button prior to "Save"
4) make the text area in index.html file is editable only after "edit" button is clicked. When text area is editable - there should be only SAVE button available. "Edit" button should be hidden. When Save button is pressed - then Edit button should be available and "Save" button should be hidden


...и более того! ` val.any? { |v| caseless_include?(key_val, v) }` — имеет то преимущество, что может не считать все значения (как только хоть одно вернёт true, перебор завершается — это ж значит, что результат точно будет true)


<!DOCTYPE html>

  <title>Brandon Robinson</title>

Hi! I'm Brandon.

A (future) NYC-based Full-Stack Web Developer.

<button class="button">About Me</button>

<button class="button">Drop Me a Line</button>


remove all


It will not throw an exception; the reason I used a try-with-resources block was to shut the compiler up (`ant eclipse warnings`) with warnings about Potential resource leak. We won;t have that problem, so I've ditched the try-with-resources block and just added an `@SuppressWarnings` annotation.


it was just an example... i'm sorry for this. it can be checked in another way, but idea still the same.
for example throw array $attributes:
if (parent::beforeSave($insert) && isset($this->attributes)){
            // datetime created
            if ($this->isNewRecord && array_key_exists(DbMapInterface::COLUMN_CREATED, $this->attributes))
                $this->{DbMapInterface::COLUMN_CREATED} = new Expression('UTC_TIMESTAMP');
            // datetime updated
            if (array_key_exists(DbMapInterface::COLUMN_UPDATED, $this->attributes))
                $this->{DbMapInterface::COLUMN_UPDATED} = new Expression('UTC_TIMESTAMP');
            return true;
        } else {
            return false;
        }


Тут же достаточно просто `@periods || DEFAULT_PERIODS`, м?


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Wow!


@Stefano80 cool, just wanted to make sure you didn't miss it.  Good luck with this and other patches!


[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R:19:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/90685c3c46da32d02933c8414d53de57dae79d76/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R#L19) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  nppa <- Cer2016::extract_nppa(file) # number of number of posteriors per alignment
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:33:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/90685c3c46da32d02933c8414d53de57dae79d76/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L33) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
    napst <- Cer2016::extract_napst(file) # number of alignments per species tree
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:34:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/90685c3c46da32d02933c8414d53de57dae79d76/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L34) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
    nppa <- Cer2016::extract_nppa(file) # number of number of posteriors per alignment
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


Hmm, I thought @Scottmitch once mentioned to me to remove the handler *after* adding other handlers, to prevent some messages from being inadvertently dropped.


Ping @czlee — I didn't have time to do this using the new prefetch methods, although it does the call only once for each category.


PSR


@jasobrown if the callback is only adding handler its fine... I was more concerned that the callback may produce something so the decode(...) method is called again.


@h0ru5 it looks like changing it back to the original code creates some issues...
e.g,
	`"uris": ["coap://myled.example.com:5683/", "http://mything.example.com:8080/myled/"],`
gets converted to
`	"uris": [
		["coap://myled.example.com:5683/", "http://mything.example.com:8080/myled/"]
	],`

--> array of array
see testRoundtrip1

Did the previous code I provided cause issues?


In fact it's the fix for ceylon/ceylon-ide-intellij#298


It's usually the other way around: `[` enters interpreting mode, and `]` enters compilation mode.


I really like this two-phase variable assignment!


initial results very encouraging:

```

benchmark                                               old ns/op     new ns/op     delta
BenchmarkFieldSuccess-4                                 167           118           -29.34%
BenchmarkFieldFailure-4                                 701           666           -4.99%
BenchmarkFieldDiveSuccess-4                             2937          2761          -5.99%
BenchmarkFieldDiveFailure-4                             3536          3322          -6.05%
BenchmarkFieldCustomTypeSuccess-4                       341           306           -10.26%
BenchmarkFieldCustomTypeFailure-4                       679           694           +2.21%
BenchmarkFieldOrTagSuccess-4                            1157          1159          +0.17%
BenchmarkFieldOrTagFailure-4                            1109          1096          -1.17%
BenchmarkStructLevelValidationSuccess-4                 694           574           -17.29%
BenchmarkStructLevelValidationFailure-4                 1311          576           -56.06%
BenchmarkStructSimpleCustomTypeSuccess-4                894           675           -24.50%
BenchmarkStructSimpleCustomTypeFailure-4                1496          1362          -8.96%
BenchmarkStructPartialSuccess-4                         1229          1104          -10.17%
BenchmarkStructPartialFailure-4                         1838          1706          -7.18%
BenchmarkStructExceptSuccess-4                          961           962           +0.10%
BenchmarkStructExceptFailure-4                          1218          1111          -8.78%
BenchmarkStructSimpleCrossFieldSuccess-4                954           815           -14.57%
BenchmarkStructSimpleCrossFieldFailure-4                1569          1425          -9.18%
BenchmarkStructSimpleCrossStructCrossFieldSuccess-4     1588          1283          -19.21%
BenchmarkStructSimpleCrossStructCrossFieldFailure-4     2217          1898          -14.39%
BenchmarkStructSimpleSuccess-4                          925           517           -44.11%
BenchmarkStructSimpleFailure-4                          1650          1323          -19.82%
BenchmarkStructSimpleSuccessParallel-4                  261           145           -44.44%
BenchmarkStructSimpleFailureParallel-4                  758           558           -26.39%
BenchmarkStructComplexSuccess-4                         5868          3363          -42.69%
BenchmarkStructComplexFailure-4                         10767         8453          -21.49%
BenchmarkStructComplexSuccessParallel-4                 1559          1113          -28.61%
BenchmarkStructComplexFailureParallel-4                 3747          3179          -15.16%

```


eclipse auto-corrected something here. So It seems there was something wrong with all the things over this comment.


Are we going to use this HTML tag?


Are we going to use dl, dt or dd?


I don't know why we had a different boolean here first but the one from https://github.com/EternalBlueFlame/Traincraft-5/blob/1.7/src/main/java/train/common/api/EntityRollingStock.java#L1279 did the Trick with the Switches.


@keithkfng why this?
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8733998/16731312/ab8dc10e-4777-11e6-9e02-1dfd10aeded0.png)


good call


oops, it's required for **_ceylon/ceylon-ide-intellij#298_**


What I could try is to test the values it had before it did approach the
limits...
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@bcooleyViasat I just created an issue for this: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-36574


comment is incorrect, attack was fixed (show changes in 'src/Monsters/Move.hs');
also probably fixed some bugs with teleportation but i never seen them


What was wrong with it? I think that it is really recommended.


Exactly!  I just went through that exact same thought process. Most IDEs know how to auto-complete well, so the longer method names should not hinder, IMHO. Personally I prefer concise over shorter names, but that's just me. I am OK to have them change if you have better option. And of course, one could still use the non-template version as before.


I would prefer to keep the `target` as context really. Consider this example:
```javascript
u(document).on("click", "a[data-ajax-load]", function (ev) {
  var url = u(this).attr("href")
  // ... ajax load the url
})
```
I use it this way a lot in jQuery and it seems very natural to me. I know I can use `.closest()` to get the link again but that seems like a extra step when we already have it. Also the real click target is always there in `ev.target` when I need it.

BTW: thank you for such an awesome library.


Ага)


Added try-catch for potential errors as fe216e75cc5f3a3e8c14a793cc7458d8e67c8c95.


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why that last semicolon? and Spaces on ( item )


Another ping @czlee — converting the `.score` calls here to use `.weighted_score()` caused a whole bunch more queries to be generated.


ok, I am on it


I just like the symmetry. Once there is more than one statement, each ends with ` ;`.


In ES6 based environment(not using the polyfill) as **node-v6** with jsdom it raises error:

```js
"use strict";

const jsdom = require("jsdom");
const NW = require("./nwmatcher/test/preview/nwmatcher");

const document = jsdom.jsdom();

const nwmatcher = NW({document});
nwmatcher.configure({ESCAPED: true});

const elems = document.createElement("div");
const a = document.createElement("span");
a.id = "00";
elems.appendChild(a);

console.assert(nwmatcher.byId("\\110030 0", elems) === null);
```


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Passing the game handler to the rotation, and storingit there would be another way to fix the issue


Sorry about that... I was expecting my pull request to merge with Sultans kernel to be merged but it wasn't. I hope you guys have something great in mind for the kernel though. Maybe import the generic MSM sources for 3.10 and then import the DTS similar to how it was done for Bacon? I guess this would belong somewhere else though...

Anyway, I apologize for not remembering to delete that afterwards


FYI for @arunthomas: merged upstream to FreeBSD 12-CURRENT as r302564.


Except the patch version is ignored there too.


Yup. Sorry for a mistake, I mentioned that one of classes you pointed at was generated by JFlex. However, it was generated by Intellij itself (following BNF).


Not optimal to set size of array = 100 always. Please set length and width in constructor


I think "public" modifier needed here


Can we delete this line, rather than just commenting it out?


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This plugin use the api with Economy and PocketMoney.
I did not test php7. sorry


Fixed


I really missed the point of Git here. Forgot the main point is that it saves previous versions and slipped back into versioning things myself.


I made a commit yesterday. Keywords are taken from this website: https://docs.datastax.com/en/cql/3.1/cql/cql_reference/keywords_r.html. And at the moment, it highlights only SELECT keyword. I have quite a lot of work to do.


Had this too. The skin definition AVD configuration seems to be the cause: http://stackoverflow.com/a/32722831
As a result noticed a 'skin not large enough to view entire screen' warning when the skin definition is a default 'nexus_7_2013'. Looks like it's present in all default configured AVDs, nevertheless setting the skin to 'No Skin' resolves it.

![screen shot 2016-07-11 at 6 25 06 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5196925/16731633/dce41aa4-4796-11e6-9377-9a9d8828805b.png)


lol


Well, it's commented out. One could say it cannot: be used any longer.


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#2520943-WindowsCalc-Engine_Integration (vidanovic) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (1669 of 2227 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This overflows the box. Couldn't hurt to spread the comment inside to multiple (let's say traditional 80-size) lines.


I can't understand how it happen. All links has foreign keys to appropriate objects.


Hmm, I tried to explain it pretty thoroughly in the class-level docs, but here's the brief summary: all of our serializers are blocking (expecting a `DataInput`, more or less). During a cluster upgrade, which happens while the cluster is running, older peers won't know to send the message frame (containing the message size). Thus, we can't know how how many bytes to wait for, and need some mechanism to support the older clients while the upgrade is occurring.

Rewriting the serializers to be non-blocking is, unfortunately, a massive task (maybe more involved than this patch), so I've pushed the complexity up into this class - which can hopefully die as soon as all the nodes in a cluster are upgraded


It's a little tricky that 1000ms may be not large enough ?


here mistake


Modified: /branches/dominic-branch/src/api/services/emailServices.php
Modified: /branches/dominic-branch/src/api/services/userLoginServices.php
Modified: /branches/dominic-branch/src/app/components/busopp/busoppView.html
Modified: /branches/dominic-branch/src/app/components/home/homeView.html
Modified: /branches/dominic-branch/src/others/spaceAuthVerify.php


@mootensai Do you want me to create a pull request for this commit?


对expandedRowRender的内容没效果啊 还是没展开


Good call - will do


at a glance, look like the changes in this file just a rename refactoring. that right? any way you can move that into its own commit for ease of review?


won't that be communicated to the promise I'm passing in?


Looks good, thanks.


yes... Sorry I may missed that you attached a listener to this promise already. If so all good :)


@pfalcon I can no longer build esp8266:
```
LINK build/firmware.elf
../lib/axtls/_stage/libaxtls.a(crypto_misc.o):(.text.RNG_initialize+0x4): undefined reference to `rand_r'
../lib/axtls/_stage/libaxtls.a(crypto_misc.o): In function `RNG_initialize':
```
Any ideas?


does autocomplete not do this for you?


更新为ChatKit


As [mentioned in my earlier comment](https://github.com/w3c/svgwg/issues/191#issuecomment-230997120), shouldn't it be rather `[[ … ]+ ]#` (`#` and `+` switched) for logical reasons?

Sebastian


I've opened an issue on Jira regarding this patch. https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-11554


removed, and good to know!


this renaming is not clear to me.  why?


What is the mechanism by which `acorn` ends up resolving to the parent module in this case?


sp


Also overflows the code block.


"tu arrives a faire marcher l'option "text" dans les matériaux ?" Non pour le moment le text utilise l'object color (même si object color est décoché) dans ge_text. Pareil dans BF Blender 2.77a


fixed


better yet, unused so I can delete it ;)


I just did the same test as for HtmlWidget. There is already a test for adding a widget to a container and checking that it's rendered in SimpleContainerTest


@inetfuture You can refer to this 8c29a52c54392ce52148e7d3aa9f835537453aa4, specially in the comments bellow.


# Bigdata Topics

Topics to be discussed

Listed are the topics to be discussed in coming days

Please feel free to add subtopics/topics to the list

Note: Don't go indepth concepts; as we plan to give the overviews


I think that storing the result in a temporary variable makes the code both easier to read, and easier to debug


Nice, thanks =)
Sorry, `times` should be 100 for both.
Small variation of this test is also nice. When only y.axis is log transformed, or only x.axis or sqrt transformation is applied. Also when both axis include intraspecific variation.


Indentation seems off. Please have a look.


comments would be welcome here to explain these new handler callbacks


[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R:19:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/5e9b7c53ab63308d7e53c5272ca232cb0a02f0d9/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R#L19) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  nppa <- Cer2016::extract_nppa(file) # number of number of posteriors per alignment
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:33:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/5e9b7c53ab63308d7e53c5272ca232cb0a02f0d9/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L33) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
    napst <- Cer2016::extract_napst(file) # number of alignments per species tree
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:34:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/5e9b7c53ab63308d7e53c5272ca232cb0a02f0d9/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L34) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
    nppa <- Cer2016::extract_nppa(file) # number of number of posteriors per alignment
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


Ok, after deep debugging I just noticed that there was a small mistake in you code: `transf.x` should be `x.transf`, and same for y
So if you have this:
`intra <- intra_phylm(gestaLen ~ adultMass, x.transf = log, y.transf = log,
                     phy = alien$phy[[1]], data = alien$data,
                     Vy = "SD_gesta", times = 5)`
it should be fine :)


### 2.4
Now supports uppercase and lowercase characters for the file extensions.
Logging has been changed to an append style so the log.txt file will contain a history of checkouts and commits.
SQL source files have been added so that the tool now supports ind, proc, view and trigger.


where do you get the instrument model for  Bruker? e.g DRX700


here is SQL requests
````SQL
UPDATE  `devices` SET  `groupid` = NULL WHERE `groupid` NOT IN (SELECT  `id` FROM  `groups`);
ALTER TABLE  `devices` ADD CONSTRAINT  `fk_device_group_groupid` FOREIGN KEY (  `groupid` ) REFERENCES `groups` (`id`) ON DELETE SET NULL ON UPDATE RESTRICT;

UPDATE  `groups` SET  `groupid` = NULL WHERE `groupid` NOT IN (SELECT `id` FROM (SELECT  `id` FROM  `groups`) AS `groups_1`);
ALTER TABLE  `groups` ADD CONSTRAINT  `fk_group_group_groupid` FOREIGN KEY ( `groupid` ) REFERENCES `groups` (`id`) ON DELETE SET NULL ON UPDATE RESTRICT;
````

We need NULL all dead links before create foreign key
There is a trick to update data in the same table

The support list says that SQLite is not supported http://www.liquibase.org/documentation/changes/add_foreign_key_constraint.html
But here is said that `SET NULL` is supported https://www.sqlite.org/foreignkeys.html#fk_actions


Diary On 2016-07-11


Err, actually done properly its the same number of queries — I wasn't accounting for that it wasn't a cached_property.


just a thought, but something like `toSend` instead of `msgOut` might help disambiguate fixOut and msgOut.  re-uses the concept of a send queue


You literally sent me this line and I literally copy pasted it.


We should think about stopping the script if a wrong argument is given.. but then we should also include all arguments of phylolm...


잡힌 패킷이 ip packet이 아니라면?


잡힌 패킷이 tcp packet이 아니라면?


0x0800 > ETHERTYPE_IP


6 > IPPROTO_TCP


sp


![Alt text](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/15184925/16732226/1c92e3d0-474a-11e6-9d0b-da8b9814f002.png "Optional title")


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#YjGIZSR0TsqHn-n6lbr6HA


And will so with #1164 since the linter does complain, too.


Think this needs to be < 3 because it is valid for the metricFilter to not specify a method


Well, it works on my OpenSUSE 13.2 with CMake 3.0.2. It did not work on drone.io which is Ubuntu 12.04 with CMake 2.8.7. It also fails on Travis CI. Updating CMake from 2.8.7 to 3.x was the remedy for drone.io. I mean we can revert 11a36be and still use the CMake 3.x on drone.io and Travis CI if it is to much effort to figure out why it works here and not there.


This line can be shorten like this: `var endPoint = ""`


If you do not have any special thing in the `override` method, you can remove it.


for travis runs we end up running only one of either pytype or mypy (different python environments) -- if both are present the early-abort feels inconsistent with the behavior inside the test_func, where they run over all pyis/options even if there's errors. Maybe can refactor to use unittest later on, and use built-in early-abort stuff that's there.


Thanks for the quick review!


that seems clearer, changed


hey is it possible to reupload autopot? dont think imc is banning ... i will paypal you some money if you upload it .


Hi @valegagge @pattacini @JoErNanO, it seems like ```<yarp/sig/Image.h>``` is not used here.


This code on the course portal has been fixed to prevent the ugly indentation. You can replace it.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#GRjbhQXDScKW8Sg5DBou7w


Consider to create a function for the request data so you can reuse it.


Please keep your `{` and `}` at right positions. This should be `} else {`.


6? 4가 아니고?


Should I also remove `Canonical order: n/a`?

Sebastian


Good suggestion, I will try it after this test.


IPheader->IPhLen = packet[0] & 0x0F;


good


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Hi. This line is currently forcing the drawer to be persistent and always open whenever the viewport is not narrow. The space needed by the drawer is never freed, not even when it is closed (visibility is set to hidden in that case). Is this the intended behavior? Thank you.


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0x0800 > ETHERTYPE_IP


There's a typo on Damien's name.


0x06 > IPPROTO_TCP


Another notable change would be an addition of whole new chapter "API Boilerplate".


Push as print request and reset target-cpu vaule so LLVM doesn't print help several times when creating a target machine.


pcap executable binary file은 git에 올리지 않는 것이 좋습니다.


OMG sorry Cat! :/
We need to update the example from intra_xxx because there the arguments uses `transf.x `.
Thanks for solving my mistake! =)


Seemed easier to print in C++ to avoid exposing ArrayRef<SubtargetFeatureKV> to Rust.


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Might be good to make a list of available strings and their enum mappings instead of duplicating them, but not sure where to put it.


Temporary change.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#a2XshImTTOSaKiBgTsHAuA


Is the BOOTMAGIC change necessary?  That looks like an inadvertent change to me.


Where u used the hasCamera() method?


@pletcher can you look at this? thanks


The default ES cluster name is lowercase "elasticsearch".

Search & replace error?


Thanks @lindig , updated.


Why do we need that?


What exactly do you want to express with this?


No... forget about the help, you already did it!


哥哥你冲突没处理好啊

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It's inadvertent on this PR, but as a whole, the default for BOOTMAGIC should be `no` for all keyboards - it generally causes more trouble than its worth right now :)


Thanks, fixed.


Just to test this setup, right?

Maybe we can use `ONBUILD`


"Additionally, the configured MongoDB user and the name of the replica set must be part of the MongoDB connection string".


@koron :+1: Thanks!

自分で書いといてなンですが、ドマイナーなLinuxディストリ以外は`Linux`って書かなくてもいいですよね。
`Linux fedora 23 64bit` → `fedora 23 64bit`


"Additionally, `elasticsearch_network_host` must be set to a network interface which can be accessed by the other nodes in the Elasticsearch cluster."


Good that you mention this in a commit, but I'd much rather see the rationale as a comment in the code!


square


Lingering debug statements


Okay, then, reverting 11a36be and still using CMake 3.x on drone.io and Travis CI is the solution that I would favour, too.


A comment might be worthwhile here. From what I understand the layout is `header | data_len | data`. In this case, writing `data_len` should be done at the start of the buffer, i.e. `dst.data()` or after the header, e.g. `dst.data() + (head_space - 4)`. From what I understand, it is currently writing somewhere in the middle of `header`.

After reading the full commit, it seems the compressor is called once: `buf = _compressor->compress(4, std::move(buf));` which happens to work by accident, because the compressor jumps _exactly_ 4 bytes, regardless of `head_space`.

I must be missing something, hence why a comment is useful :)


Edited the way this logic works in 4303709 to look at setupToLaunch instead of the ID.


Trust vs. [thrust](https://dict.leo.org/ende/#search=thrust).


@dpgeorge : Build fixed in 24fff32f7bf256c188600aad7ad4e7c40bc6cff0, but I indeed did runtime testing only with unix port.


Maybe better say "untrusted networks" instead of "unsecure wires".


Which requirements? System requirements for running Graylog?


makes sense - i've noticed it doesn't detect whether layers exist so you can get locked in a layer that doesn't exist by accidentally holdings space+num with some very strange results.


@airyland 重新publish一下吧:cry: #2 有个bug


+1. Just 13 minutes after your commit I came to see if the library was already updated to use RC4. Sweet! Thanks!


Or set it to 2.8.12; cmake "patch" releases add new features (12.04 is 2.8.7; 14.04 is 2.8.12).


Might be a bit nicer to write this out as a "proper" JS script instead of relying on the ? : format. We should really decide what we want to do with that format in the first place.


[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R:19:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/4cdee519fec1d984428fd9b2dd51c5dabbbc52d1/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_file.R#L19) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  nppa <- Cer2016::extract_nppa(file) # number of number of posteriors per alignment
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:33:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/4cdee519fec1d984428fd9b2dd51c5dabbbc52d1/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L33) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
    napst <- Cer2016::extract_napst(file) # number of alignments per species tree
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R:34:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/4cdee519fec1d984428fd9b2dd51c5dabbbc52d1/R/calc_nltt_stats_from_files.R#L34) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
    nppa <- Cer2016::extract_nppa(file) # number of number of posteriors per alignment
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


The Dockerfile must decide between:
1. running npm start for development
2. creating a static build and serving with nginx

So, no it's not to test the setup. We can discuss if we want to have the ability to run a dev server, but I think what VSHN introduced makes sense.


Import Dataset should still have an ellipses (e.g. "Import Dataset...") since it opens a confirmatory dialog.


merging LCD file


done


I feel the right location for this line is under Custom email configuration as the cofig file is to be created only for the specific purpose of Gmail only. Just after the yaml file.


This change is adding an underline to the stars and for some reason the color of the stars is set to black even though I add a class with specific color, (the color was working in previous versions). I would suggest using multiple actions https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/pull/11373


@pfalcon hmm, you just pushed a new pfalcon branch to the main repo... was that intentional?


Can you add some more details on this patch?


this is just personal preference, but for the sake of consistency: I prefer to uppercase SQL functions like ``IFNULL``


👍 loving all this EC2/virtualization attention you're putting in recently, thanks!


Verified that it didn't change the behavior by linking it in on my feature branch :-) I think that it's a really good change API-wise


It's copied from `readline` in the core.

I think this is a similar situation of bash, who has patch releases.


No, fixed.


8a1ac12b2961d9e09260fe503713c6dbb51f0039
It was my mistake since I misunderstood the meaning of STATUS_EFFECT_ENABLED


The jar-file that is used. For example Checkstyle


@flexiondotorg: hmm, salixos thread is old and locked, and ubuntu thread is old. not sure if we want to mention them as official threads...


Small tip. You can retrieve the context from any android.view.View. So you can do itemView.getContext() instead of passing it to the constructor ;-)


Could you add the same comments as in core? Thanks.


Cmake has "patch" releases which add new features? Sounds like a bad idea to do something like that. Setting the requirement to 2.8.12 is fine for me, too.


Thanks. Done by 933a4e2.


better to use Fileref in order to allow exchangability?


I have to say that I don't think I can find the url of the articles...
As a result, I may change the goal to "finding the tutorials' names & content."


ftp://ftp.cwru.edu/pub/bash/readline-6.3-patches/

Should probably be doing the same thing as https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/master/Formula/bash.rb#L66-L67


v7 - one button functionality
v8 - one button functionality + arduino night sleep


How does this differ from e.g. `brew bottle`? Could `brew bottle` be modified so it provides support for this as a mode (as there seems to be some overlap)?


Why is this needed?


`xts::` is unnecessary, since quantmod already depends on and imports xts.


I have already modified `brew bottle` to do this, with a flag `--skip-relocation`. However, since the related changes haven't been back ported to Tigerbrew, I need this temporary command.


Would be great to have`portable-install` and `portable-upload` commands.


This is somewhat untested - I *think* it is producing correct numbers but cannot be 100% certain.


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Ok, could you update the README to indicate they aren't needed? How were the currently uploaded packages built?


Ai rulat algoritmul și sortează ok? Eu am dubii că aici merge ok. list[sort + 1] mă aștept să fie în afara range-ului.
Exceptând asta e ok, cred că va funcționa.


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No worries, I do that all the time! cool that it is working!


Confirmed: CMake 2.8.12.2 works: https://drone.io/github.com/modelica/Modelica_DeviceDrivers/137


yup, updated comments are coming soon.


Because I use ruby 2 syntax in the this repo. However, since we have bootstrapped portable-ruby, it's no longer needed.


Issue #2 talks about 'wrongly placed boxes' is Photoshop CC. This fixes that.

I also reversed the loop so that the first path that the user enters in photoshop is output as the first <area> in the image map. A bit more intuitive for me anyways.


Cool, can you remove it from the README? Thanks!


Will this produce the same filename as before or a different one? Just wondering if we'll need to reupload to ensure a consistent format.


Test-type: At Ostfalia we are using the test-type "jartest". "jar" implies Java, doesn't it?

Timeout: Maybe. I think a difference is whether the timeout is set by the system or by the instructor. This appears to be handled differently by different people at the moment.


Oh, actually we need to wait vendoring ruby changes is merged in tigerbrew.


commit


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Could add it to the Tigerbrew-only checklist below?


Why was the sale warning removed? The main page for the [original extension](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tab-manager/coonecdghnepgiblpccbbihiahajndda) with 150k users still links to this repo, which doesn't have a sale warning, which makes people believe that extension is still open source.

Did the company that bought the entry freak out and threaten to sue or something?


Why not use `table.sort()` for this?


Most likely line 538 `'attribute' => '$rel[7].$labelCol',` needs to be fixed as well. Hadn't had a chance to look into this yet.


And given vendoring is still opt-in we probably need it here for now too so just an explanation for why would be good (or, ideally, just use 1.8 syntax).


Then one would have to supply the file? Isn't name of framework and version enough if it is something that is well-known and can be found on the web?


My typo got everywhere. Replace conjucnts with


conjuncts


A timeout set by the system is still something else and always possible (and necessary?), but that's not what I'm talking about. Right now all test-types have a timeout field, why not move it into taskxml.


Build fails with `-Werror` because this variable is unused. https://travis-ci.org/wesnoth/wesnoth/jobs/143882567


Just FYI, If Tigerberw can merge up to recent Homebrew changes or turn `Homebrew/brew` support Tigerbrew, then all the auto build/test/upload problems will be gone.

I will update README as well as work on some temporary commands when I find some free time in this week.


It is written **FreeBSD** :wink:


两个电机发布版本1.0


> Test-type: At Ostfalia we are using the test-type "jartest". "jar" implies Java, doesn't it?

Yes, it does.

> Timeout: Maybe. I think a difference is whether the timeout is set by the system or by the instructor.

A timeout set by the system is still something else and always possible (and necessary?), but that's not what I'm talking about. Right now all test-types have a timeout field, why not move it into taskxml, this would make all test-types smaller.


The same one. I will tweak it to make the command support bottle revision.


Also added URL caching.


Is the task then still self-contained? Maybe an example for an external resource? Or should checkstyle be its own test type?


I think we had decided to delete these two because they are not needed.


Is it intended to break from rustc-serialise before serde can be seamless (via plugins). It seems a bit premature to delete use of rustc-serialise perhaps? Maybe leaving it behind a feature gate would allow other libs to continue with whatever serialisation they prefer? This will cause us a lot of work and messing about, that messing would be limited to cargo.toml if it were only a feature.

I hope you can consider this. It does seem a bit of an API break. Thanks again


Regnar det i Sthlm också? ;)


I think it's fine to ignore that Homebrew/brew supports Tigerbrew for now and have separate instructions for each, if necessary. Regardless: documenting more of this would be great.


Ok, thanks.


Hey guys, thanks for all this work. I was wondering, is it possible to use the native driver when you're driving an `Animated.Value` manually without using the timing functions? For example, `this.myAnimatedValue.setValue(x)`.


Fix typo: `terninal` -> `terminal`


Actually, it should be possible to do better than this... note to self for later.


Good question. Maybe you are supposed to put it directly into the regexp-restriction element?


Thanks, I confirm that it's building ok.


@gersosa  ya pude acomodar lo del ajax, al publicar o modificar publicacion ya funciona el seleccionar provincia-ciudad


> Good question. Maybe you are supposed to put it directly into the regexp-restriction element?

Oh I see, it's a simple text element! Thanks for pointing that out.


Maybe it should be main-class or filename?


The translations were only in the edih_view.php and maybe in the edih_main.php.  Only the user interface form labels really. There were no translations in the logging or the display of edi x12 files.


This solution will not work for large files. The pregmatch will simply take too long (I just found out). I'll try to come up with a different solution. In the mean time, this commit sort of breaks the code for large images (sorry!)


Hehe, både dåligt väder sen va jag så sugen ;) nu e de klart!

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Rubrik: Re: [danielalvenstrand/angular2-testproject] Added RESTful consume of API (d6f7515)

Regnar det i Sthlm också? ;)

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i really like the adding of Player


He just started this project! It still has a long way!


I though of something like "entry-point". That would work for filenames and also for classes (or even different stuff)


Hah, I think my CSS is lacking, then. I've added the css so that there is no underlining of the stars (`text-decoration: none`) and that by default the stars take the parent's color (`color: inherit`).

I think it might be a good idea to just provide the `text-decoration: none` rule so that colors can still be set in the consumer's context. No underline should work, though. Could you copy the relevant part of the CSS that overwrites the `text-decoration: none` rule provided by the addon?


@alterebro is there a reason why you added Palatino here?  I think I like it plain Georgia better?


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