empd_bugfix (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2327 of 2328 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

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

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r+


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/stellar/stellar-core/commit/28be5976c1cfb6c4b31bb757c9dd95b172658276


merging stellar/stellar-core/dm/man = 28be5976 into auto


stellar/stellar-core/dm/man = 28be5976 merged ok, testing candidate = 2eb5b651


Another commit comment


Wiki says `(0 = disabled, 1 = enabled)`
https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Arma_3_Difficulty_Menu


Another reply to a commit line comment


Another commit line comment


I think it still segfaults, but that commit already touched too many parts of the code base, so I didn't try changing things in other unrelated areas.


Hello, world!


It is `System.getProperty("user.name")`, I checked that no other caller in IntelliJ code base checks it for `null`, so neither did I.


Popular interview questions with code.
The areas that I have included are Arrays, Linked Lists, Stacks, Trees aand Strings in Java


Ah, new/old apis returning?


hello


Joe,

the fix is about splitting a loop, which contains only a single polyline.
The single polyline shall have the first point repeated at the end. But
after the loop is split by this function, the old behavior was, there were
two polylines created, while a single would be sufficient.

I am not quite sure whether the old behavior causes any real world problem.
I am working on better seams (avoid overhangs, probably more clever seam
placement) and I have stumbled over this issue. If I let a loop be split at
the closest point, the closest point will likely not be at the end points
of an existing segment, but on the line, then this function will be called
and some existing test case breaks. Not only that, a single loop will be
split into two separate paths in the G-code.

The rest of my changes are just optimizations.

FYI, I am checking my latest changes into the master branch of the Prusa3D
repository. I have checked in a neat EdgeGrid class, which implements a
quite efficient signed distance field structure for querying a signed
distance to a contour. The EdgeGrid is used for overhang detection and I
plan to extend it for efficient queries of the kind: "inside which contour?"

Vojtech

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Hi,
Thanks for your answer. Maybe we can use the Java reflection PR:  https://github.com/google/flatbuffers/pull/4019 to discuss about it?

Romain


Why?


sooo sick. can't wait to take a look.


Hi Dany. I would like to collaborate on your project


You should really try VS Code with merlin and https://github.com/hackwaly/vscode-ocaml. It's a whole new world.


Mostly trying to understand the why of the changes being made so I can
enter that into the issue/PR. I will keep this commit in a separate branch
for now, when your new code to make use of it is ready I can merge both
together (as this would be a pre-requisite for that).


@elsonrodriguez is working on a doc refactoring #32459


All of these were needed for our 'sample' data. So we really need to look into them (especially the last one where I add 0x10000 to that out buffer).  The last one was crashing getting the salt->p item in line 1242

Seeing that 'p' can be that large, it looks like p can be 'data size', so having fixed sized buffers might not be OK for any of the p,q,g,y,x,n,d variables


Livestream is  not supported today with scm credentials. And plans to support scm auth are on the backburner for now until GA work items are worked on .


Hi @martijn00 , do you have any reference to the bug you fixed there by using [`this.RetainInstance = true;`](https://github.com/MvvmCross/MvvmCross-AndroidSupport/commit/cca17aac31dfba5c202211d14a3ace5c1312dfdf#diff-34dcd07c9129db6eb1396036ae401735R27)?
I am trying to figure it out if we still need this hack or not :)


Then they realize that they are free to continue because I captured both Arfectas.


jpg/metadata/Reconyx HC500 firmware 3.3.0.jpg.txt

Never would have guessed we'd end up with lunar metadata :)


Don't be too fast to remove temporary surfaces.


connection, execute 따로 구현/ service에 추가


I think this label should be more than `by` since the type doesn't communicate the meaning of the argument. `byProperty` or `byKeyPath`, depending on how forward-thinking we want to be.


113835705-Low-Temp-Radiant-Variable-Flow-Autosize-Issue (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2332 of 2335 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.

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Ditto about `of` being insufficient, for similar reasons as for `sorted` above.


test comments


test line comment


Makes sense. Thanks for answering.


no Forking.php in commit..


Note this comment/question. Please take a peek at it and think about it before trying it...I'm curious what you _think_ will happen and if what happens makes sense to you. We can discuss in Slack.


Right on! Thanks! I will do. 👍


The `./public` is key here (vs just `/public`, as `/public` says to look in a completely different directory on  your laptop for the "public" directory. `./public` means "the public dir inside the same directory as this file [the `index.js` file]."

Does that makes sense?


comment 1


Added an example for a kernel spec file for Jython on Windows


Sorry, brought up this question out of ignorance.


So beautiful.


Is there really potential for confusion? What else could "by" mean? It hasn't tripped up any of our current users, as far as I know.

I went with consistent arguments between the string property and sort descriptors. Otherwise it's `sorted(byProperty: "intProp")` and `sorted(by: [SortDescriptor(property: "intProp")])`. It could be `sorted(bySortDescriptors: [SortDescriptor(property: "intProp")])` but that's not in line with Swift 3 API guidelines of omitting the type from parameter labels.

When you autocomplete, you'll see the placeholder with the internal label name anyway.


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Running the parser and well-formedness checker in realtime is a complete non-starter, for the simple reason that they both presume complete programs, and in-progress typing is the opposite of that.  Building an incremental parser that doesn't barf pretty much constantly and complain about pretty much everything is a *massive* engineering effort.  (For example, Eclipse has been working on it for a decade or two; they've only semi-recently gotten it to not suck.)  Plus, as was pointed out, they're not fast, and spending cycles slowing down the browser is probably not a good move right now.  I do not think we should sink any dev effort into this; it's not worth the payoff.

In terms of having positive feedback, sure, that's nice:  a dopamine reward is a good way to encourage people to stick with something.  But I don't think the UI should resemble a Candy Crush win; I think it's it's undignified, and undercuts our credibility.


test


love


#Rolling back!


first upload from local dir


You could get a total number of tests by adding the number of required tests plus the minimum optional tests.
Note that 4 - number of optional tests errors gives you how many optional tests you passed. But this number should not be allowed to exceed the minimum number of allowed optional tests. So use a ternary operator to kick it down if it exceeds that number. And add this to required tests.
Then make this a percentage over the total number of tests.

You would lose the pretty colours of the current progress bar, but it would work.


@muffato i can do that but there won't be another 1.6.x release, I'm planning on a final 1.7.0 release candidate this week, then a full 1.7.0 release soon after.


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> Lol! I got it working. But i had to use the 4.9.2 tool chain. I also
> changed optimization from -Os to -O2. It didn't like it when i changed
> optimization settings in two locations of the file -that's what caused the
> blank screen. Heating up right now - about to print something I printed
> earlier, which is a perfect test to see if the hammering got fixed!
>

It should be better but I guarantee it isn't fixed :-(


Do you want me to increase it for now and then we can lower it as necessary?


Thank you very much !


I'm implementing this in the same way I implemented DEFAULT_ZFSTESTS_RUNFILE.


When debug into this line, I found the `screenPathDefList` have duplicate entries. It seems `screenPathDefList` always contains a `fromSd` followed by `ScreenDefinition` of full path elements. Should duplicate entries be contained in `screenPathDefList`?

    0 = {ScreenDefinition@27052} "component://webroot/screen/webroot/apps.xml"
    1 = {ScreenDefinition@27052} "component://webroot/screen/webroot/apps.xml"
    2 = {ScreenDefinition@27067} "component://SimpleScreens/screen/MyAccount.xml"
    3 = {ScreenDefinition@27068} "component://SimpleScreens/screen/MyAccount/User.xml"
    4 = {ScreenDefinition@27069} "component://SimpleScreens/screen/MyAccount/User/Notifications.xml"


Added a label with the restaurant name.


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> system. git is just how we make the sources public. Behind the scenes we use a private svn repo.
>
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Wow that's gotta be a huge pain. I guess I'll rebase to master for
future changes. It should be pretty easy to switch to git at this
point, no?


Good stuff


need help here


The API guidelines say that the type should be included in argument labels when the argument is weakly-typed, such as a string for a key path or an integer in some specific units. That is not relevant to the `SortDescriptor` version of the function, but is clearly applicable to the version that takes a string.


포인트 증가에 따른 레벨변경을 도메인에서 직접 처리하도록 위임한다면 서비스레이어가 좀 더 간결해지지 않을까 싶네요.


Agreed, but it does lose a certain symmetry in the two flavors of the method: `sorted(byProperty: "intProp")` and `sorted(by: [SortDescriptor(property: "intProp")])`.

I don't feel that strongly about it, so let's go with `byProperty`, and `ofProperty` for the aggregate methods.


#4262-Cooling-Towers-are-not-being-sequentially-loaded,-all-towers-are-running (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2335 of 2335 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I am not a programmer but I am helping out my Programming guy by translating the code/bug/sources/fixes.  I have only one question, Our company using MOZ API. Have anyone encounter such situation as,

**Sending the $batchedDomains 5o domains per request, and getting $contents only for 49 row ? Have anyone ?**


The `org-previous-visible-heading` function is introduced in Org-mode [version 8.3](http://orgmode.org/cgit.cgi/org-mode.git/plain/etc/ORG-NEWS). It and its counterpart `org-next-visible-heading` are not available in Emacs 24.5.50.1, which uses version 8.2.10.


Amigos
Um desktop Asus + intel i5 com 08 GB RAM e 1000 GB de HD.
Um notebook Gateway + intel i5 com 08 GB RAM e 500 GB de HD.
Linux desde 2000.  Mandrake, Kurumin, Ubuntu, Linux Mint (Mate).
...
Abraços


This RUBY app is on spanish.
Please take the code on calculator.rb for english translate


This commit message was erroneous; it was not a creation but a rewrite.


today is thirteenth September.


额。。这是 typo 还是有意为之。


@philipbelesky heads-up, the function also needs to be called on load otherwise either it won't show if the page loads on the debate teams tab (you can load the page with the location hash already set), or it won't hide if the page loads on a different tab, depending on which the default is.

I was a little worried that this approach would interfere with Jet's on-hash-change and on-load hooks. It all seems to be working fine though. Does Jet use some other hook, or are browsers smart enough to figure out they both need to happen?


@domtronn is there a reason why the fonts aren't included?


test


JS algorithms converted to VBA functions


thanks nick,

i got the idea from reading [this s/o question (and it's comments) (http://stackoverflow.com/a/16585243/2371903).

just for my edification, can you describe why you like going at `hasOwnProperty` via the prototype here?

is it the performance benefit of not traveling the prototype chain, or are there some other potential gotchas?

regards,
tony.


add #include "stdlib.h" 추가하세요.


#include "stdlib.h"


system("pause");


You don't need to write 'pull <filename>' because you don't pull a specific file. You always pull all the changes that have been made in the repo. So just write "Pull master branch of origin".


👍 Works!


sorry, typo error


Excellent! [😊]

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See the code on left and right of line number 24 (below MAIN SECTION). At this point, the indentation was correct but you have reduced the indentation and now it has become incorrect.


similar to initArch?

`initOS() {
        OS=$(echo `uname`|tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
        case $OS in
                mingw*) OS='windows';;
        esac
}
`


Yup look like you are right; once referenced as external it should work


> Maybe by implementing at least one method the compiler is forced to actually build the object?

I think so

> Let's give it a try to add writeXml / readXml methods in QgsOptionalExpression.cpp.

Thanks, I do all tests that you ask me


mavrothal how about merging your pox_git stuff into woofce.. although it would be only you doing the merging work, because probably only you own a xo laptop. that script is interesting, i wonder why is that not in woofce?


113835705-Low-Temp-Radiant-Variable-Flow-Autosize-Issue (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2332 of 2335 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.

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:+1: defend the Church of Emacs!


See Line number 28, it has comment `<!--PLACEMENTS-->`, which is not semantic. Replace this comment and its closing comment with some meaningful word that defines what is inside that part.


create second file


When using the ```useradd -l```, at least ```login``` creates the missing ```lastlog``` entry upon login.


In line no. 31, the case of 'student activity centre' is not correct. The First letter of each word must be capital.


From line 33 to line 35, there are ids like 'panel-placements' and 'march2015'. Replace them with some meaningful words.


`parent` is also a possible type hint


mb better leave it for polyfills? We are not going to support old node’s, and node 4x+ already includes Promise


your question make no sense.
I never unpack or pack the soapbox or nfsw files.

It's just a server talking with 2 clients, no modifications.


Hmm, that works :smile:


some tests failed:
failure: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/159695620


Interesting that a unicode comment makes Python 2 croak.. It works just fine in P3.


I think I have already done that. I tried again but it is up to date.


The same goes with SSH.


In clubs, add some message like "Currently no details are available for clubs under this society so check later." in the Games and Sports Society


@stephanemaillard Something like http://stackoverflow.com/a/8501398 could be used so you're not maintaining your own fork.

Also as you pointed out .. yeah. A proper splash screen would define an image for each resolution.


That actually would be pretty awesome, if the game would react to that with a harder set of fight because less wanderer ships...


Tks! :)


The params aren't being passed in correctly to the encoder.


It's worth mentioning the API change


Som sagt, det blir lite svårt att läsa i och med indenteringen. Som tur är är iallafall java inte så kinkig med det. Men hoppas det blir snyggt på skoldatorn 😄


Argh, didn't know it was possible as a hint. Good catch!


Also 0.14 docs need to be rebuild and pushed


@psolaimani if IntelliJ doesn't recognize the compiled classes from nmath, you can add `math/nmath/target/renjin-nmath-0.9.0-SNAPSHOT.jar` manually to the core module's dependencies.


[550] :)


Nice! Was just about to ask if an ember upgrade would be worth doing :)


Though it is just example, I see


these images stubbornly showed their mugs after a clean clone. LFS is handling them so maybe that has something to do with something.


"Go to Hell"
and
"I'm gonna send you to hell,"
capitalize hell or not?


Latest PR


There are two reg_use_count and one reg_set_count lookups, and the reg_use_count lookups are in seperate if-branches, so each map's lookup will get executed only once.


Not a very good idea.


In line no. 63 (right), remove class 'company-profile' and replace with some other class. But after doing this, check whether style is affected or not. If it is affected then undo.


(Sorry for the random comment)

I think this documentation now conflicts with https://github.com/tahoe-lafs/tahoe-lafs/commit/2e3ec4109cd5105b1f3cf66297f3da1fba9ddc41#diff-eead337ed57b42e703fe8f51dc925c61R916


Definitely. I think the travis tests were failing because a few things were out of date. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


Unfortunately, this one uses a different register than the one above, so the result of that lookup can't reused here.


Sorry, I used bluebird to debug some promises. The example needs some work
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In line no. 61 (right), you will see a long green bar before `<div id="collapse-sac-office-bearers" class="panel-collapse collapse in">`. That bar means, you have added so many spaces before the div element.

To make indented nested tags, you should never use spaces to indent the elements. Use enter to come to next line and then to give indentation, use tabs. When you make indentation like this then you will not get green bar.

That bar will make code, look unformatted on some text-editors.


This was me; I had SUed to test something unrelated. Whoops.


can this be rebased with a commit title?


For `collapse-director-nominee`, it's better to use `director-nominee-panel` or `panel-director-nominee` to convey the meaning that this div is a panel for director nominee.


? it should work just fine with the scm creds


long-term we want to move away from setter actions to descriptor actions `setUrl` -> `loadFailed`, but since the rest of this code uses setter actions this seems fine


Should it be `for class` or `forClass`? [This](https://swift.org/documentation/api-design-guidelines/#weak-type-information) has got me confused about it.


I don't think this test title is correct anymore. It should revert to the previous url, correct?


You are right, I forgot to update the project.json, I'll fix this.


113835705-Low-Temp-Radiant-Variable-Flow-Autosize-Issue (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1762 of 1763 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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`for class` is good because the type `AnyClass` already lets you know that it's a class. So, `forClass` would be redundant here.


@ericspivey It looks like you haven't got Numpy installed. For Ubuntu, the best way to do this is to install the package via apt-get:

    apt-get python-numpy


yup i should fix that. also this test is failing in travis but passes locally somehow: https://travis-ci.org/brave/browser-laptop/builds/159697369.


What that part of the guidelines are talking about is when the type doesn't give you enough information. For example:

```
func findPerson(with name: String)
```

It wouldn't be clear at the call site what was supposed to be passed because all the caller would see is that it's expecting a String.


@mfonville Unfortunately the Play Store version is an old one (which included the sound search by itself), while the one we have in the repo is a newer version and just provides a different widget to access the Google App music search.


provider is useful in all other places, as I checked


Huh ?  parse_id should have handled this.
 Let me ping simon.


Screenshot example:
![screenshot_57d85ee7674](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1862162/18490183/bedb18a4-79b5-11e6-9bf8-9bfaf7e37769.png)
Guess the checked pattern isn't there, just GIMP and Mate image viewer being stupid.


Yea that makes sense. Also, can't use just `for class:` what about `for classType:` `class` is a reserved word.


Looks like the default timeout for `waitUntil` is 500ms, but I think for now we should drop the "immediately" because 500ms is kind of long. Initially I was going to suggest a shorter timeout, but I think it would be better to have a separate set of performance tests for individual actions


Yes, `classType` would be what you want.


Where is it ?


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I think a lot of the tests fail on travis because of timeouts. Was just discussing something I noticed here http://webdriver.io/api/utility/waitUntil.html
timeout === interval === 500ms
So we're wasting time with a long interval and timing out too early for slow machines


Yeah, we disabled a lot of the netcore50 (==UAP10.0) configurations due to shared-library.  We had to redistribute the old binary so that shared-library would match.  Now that we're building for a new framework with new shared library (UAP10.1), those configurations were brought back.


I don't see much comments about different sections and panels used in the code. Use enough comments to label each distinct section of the page.

When you open one comment after closing/ending previous comment then given one line space between the two sections/comments. e.g. in line no. 456 and 457 (right), give one line space between `<!--END OF LITURARY AND CULTURAL -->` and ` <!--FILM AND MUSIC SOCIETY -->`.

Also notice that you have mistakenly given one space after SOCIETY in latter comment of above example. Also in the former comment, spelling of LITERARY is wrong and you have not written SOCIETY after CULTURAL, also one space is there. Fix all such kinds of problems.


That's exactly why I sent you on slack yesterday `seems to work, except one checkstyle interface building error ` 9:29 pm :)
I actually made a change in main pom with 7004 (last file in this commit), but error was still there, so I was thinking to fix it today.
This is not a pull request yet, just a branch in development. I am committing working code not to loose in case of something :)


shouldn't this be deterministic? Why the `||`?


TeamCity Units.NET :: Build and Test [Build 158](http://teamcity.chump.work/viewLog.html?buildId=704&buildTypeId=UnitsNet_BuildTest) is now running


Between line no. 539 and 540 (right), there is an indentation problem.


oh, for the travis issue you mentioned. I think that's a timeout issue


113835705-Low-Temp-Radiant-Variable-Flow-Autosize-Issue (RKStrand) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2326 of 2329 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTD diffs.

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Done.


Added Divine Shield, Changed Branch order, added some accomplishments, changed Divine Warrior behavior to increase survivability.


also in dev mode, the visible value in the URL bar is`''` so not sure why it's `chrome-extension://...about-newtab.html` in test mode


Is there a reason to require a specific version of composer installer? This is stopping me from using the module on my install as I don't have this specific composer installer (I have 3.0.5) - I've never seen any other module use anything other than "*" as a version expression.


oh, i think it's because `getAppUrl` is different in dev vs test, so tests don't map about: urls correctly. but not sure what's going on with Travis.


This doesn't fix the problem for me, which I have described in this issue https://github.com/linuxmint/Cinnamon/issues/5347

It made it even worse:
![bildschirmfoto vom 2016-09-13 22-25-37](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8415124/18490256/7b6c5492-7a01-11e6-9959-7ac949569ec7.png)
![bildschirmfoto vom 2016-09-13 22-23-14](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8415124/18490270/80b0c0d2-7a01-11e6-98a3-437fc27d107e.png)

It shows for "Russian (Germany, phonetic)" the German flag and it uses the abbreviation "de" instead of the previous "ru".

Now it's impossible to see, which keyboard layout is activated.  Before that, i could at least turn of the flags and see "de" or "ru" depending if "German" or ""Russian (Germany, phonetic)" was activated. Now it shows "de" for both.

Expected behavior would be:
German                                               {German flag <-> "de"}
Russian (Germany, phonetic)    {Russian flag <-> "ru"}


that's what I thought initially, but dev only adds the port for webpack


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


[v1.0.3](https://github.com/millercl/gulp-webdav-sync/releases/tag/v1.0.3) should also fix this issue.


@volaya I've had to revert this change - it broke all the processing tests on Travis. Can you rework and push again?


> '/test/tests/delete/2'

Is it delete method in a plugin or is it the project installed in test subfolder?


example output:
```
$ mbed compile
Building project mbed-os-example-blinky (K64F, GCC_ARM)
Scan: .
Scan: FEATURE_COMMON_PAL
Scan: FEATURE_UVISOR
Scan: FEATURE_BLE
Scan: FEATURE_CLIENT
Scan: FEATURE_IPV6
Scan: FEATURE_IPV4
Scan: FEATURE_STORAGE
Scan: mbed
Scan: env
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[Warning] SerialBase.cpp@34,23: comparison between signed and unsigned integer expressions [-Wsign-compare]
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Link: mbed-os-example-blinky
Elf2Bin: mbed-os-example-blinky
+-------------+-------+-------+------+
| Module      | .text | .data | .bss |
+-------------+-------+-------+------+
| Fill        |    71 |     0 | 2225 |
| Misc        | 27075 |  2208 |   88 |
| hal/common  |  1546 |     4 |  277 |
| hal/targets | 10101 |    12 |  184 |
| rtos/rtos   |    22 |     4 |    0 |
| rtos/rtx    |  5721 |    20 | 6786 |
| Subtotals   | 44536 |  2248 | 9560 |
+-------------+-------+-------+------+
Allocated Heap: 65536 bytes
Allocated Stack: unknown
Total Static RAM memory (data + bss): 11808 bytes
Total RAM memory (data + bss + heap + stack): 77344 bytes
Total Flash memory (text + data + misc): 47824 bytes
Image: ./.build/K64F/gcc_arm/mbed-os-example-blinky.bin
```


Al vender solo se añaden al precio 1 vez el valor por unidad


Fixed in latest commit.
Sorry for the trouble.


What I did to check if this works correctly is install base module, and then install 0.0.1 version of that same module. Then go to server r8server-repo and check in common and service module if branches are created correctly for both versions.


This was accidentally sent through. It won't have any effect since it's #defined out anyways


@lsetiawan , I can't get this one to work, I tried removing the old template (https://github.com/miguelcleon/ODM2-Admin/blob/master/templatesAndSettings/templates/admin/odm2testapp/dataloggerfiles/change_form.html)
commenting out lines 856, 860 and 861, but I couldn't get the inline to work, when I would try it the page would just take forever trying to load and never return, I must be missing something.


Check line comment above ^^^


Closes #75


Issue with `operator|=` now solved, but not I have error:
```
 error LNK2005: "enum gsl::byte __cdecl gsl::to_byte_impl<1,unsigned char>(unsigned char)" (??$to_byte_impl@$00E@gsl@@YA?AW4byte@0@E@Z) already defined in ...
```


projects where created without linking to user. @project.user = current_user


Sometimes this function gave me exceptions, so I added loop to try again if it failed.


Is distance a valid setting in site.conf? I can not find anything in the documentation.


git rm --cached -r .


Fire event only on scroll or resize


Second part of this is over at 533f9d5e5fbf6af307fcb54fd6dc52e6ac85615f


Minor typo, should read 'scripts'


ssss


Added Grunt Capabilities


empd_bugfix (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2367 of 2368 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

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

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.96%25-yellow.svg)


Seeing as this feature is mainly used by automated systems, I think adding a warning message to the response might break some things, and won't add much value as no one will read them.


This has broken [CI builds](https://travis-ci.org/behdad/harfbuzz/jobs/159647066#L829).


Aha yes! My mistake there, I merged in some other `byte`-related functions and forgot to ensure they were marked `inline` for MSVC 2013. I'll go fix this shortly.


not working, change to !strcmp


This should have a file extension of `css` not `cssn`


to reproduce:
```ruby
COMPRESSED_ID_SEPARATOR = 'r'.freeze
CID_OR_ID_MATCHER = "\\d+?#{COMPRESSED_ID_SEPARATOR}?\\d+".freeze
collection = :providers

"http://localhost:3000/api/providers/2".match %r{^.*/#{collection}/(#{CID_OR_ID_MATCHER})$}
=> nil
```
Replacing `+?` with `*` in the pattern fixes it.
Tested on `ruby 2.3.0p0 (2015-12-25 revision 53290) [x86_64-linux]`.


I'd like to explain, why I expect the above mentioned behavior:
German {German flag <-> "de"}
Russian (Germany, phonetic) {Russian flag <-> "ru"}

The layout "Russian (Germany, phonetic)" is a keyboard layout, which types Russian/Cyrillic letters.
The original "Russian" layout looks like this:
![kb_russian svg](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8415124/18490793/ce00e2ca-7a03-11e6-809f-7efa05c56595.png)

The "German" layout looks like the "English" one, except the letters Y and Z switched.

So if try to write Russian with the Russian layout on a German keyboard, it's difficult to remember where each letter is. For example If you want to write the Russian letter A you have to press the German letter F at a German keyboard. That's confusing.

The layout "Russian (Germany, phonetic)" was designed for people who have a notebook or a PC with a German keyboard, but who want to write Russian. So they permuted the places of the Russian letters to make it more easy to find the right letters: So if I press German A letter I get the Russian A. If I press the German F, I get the Russian Ф (<- that's the Russian F).

So when I choose "Russian (Germany, phonetic)", I am about to write Russian. It makes no sense for me at all to see the German flag there and even less sense to see the abbreviation "de" instead of "ru".

Sorry for this confusing and poor written explanation.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1881kalabo](https://1881kalabo-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/kalabox](https://1881kalabo-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/kalabox)
- [docs/local-development](https://1881kalabo-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/local-development)


CGIntegralRect(self.bounds)


Hi @LoganWright , I don't get the change made in Models/User.swift concerning this commit.
 when I try this code, the convenience init added prevents the one declared in the `Model` protocol to automatically retrieve the model corresponding to an id passed by URL such as
`/users/5`
In fact, it tries to perform
```swift
extension User {
    public convenience init?(from string:String) throws {
        self.init(name: string)
    }
}
```

instead of :
```swift
extension Model {
    public init?(from string: String) throws {
        if let model = try Self.find(string) {
            self = model
        } else {
            return nil
        }
    }
}
```

Is it an expected behavior ?
Thanks :)


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

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


added hi


I think this carries over from an old example showing off how `StringInitializable` works. It can probably be removed.


.gpg is the extension usually used for keys in binary format, and according to https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/11594#issuecomment-122618644 the file lookup can't handle binary -> would be nice to use .asc, the usual extension associated with files containing ASCII armored keys or add a hint in the comment.


EMS (brianlball) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2302 of 2467 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-93.31%25-yellow.svg)


1 коммент-склейка, часть изменений сделано не сегодня, но в основном в сентябре.


not ending php in Wordpress can have a security benefit in a theme based code


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1760 of 1760 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


According to https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/11594#issuecomment-122618644 this handles ASCII only, would be nice to mention this.


This looks like a bad merge.


Fixed


Hi, well jsgraph has been very useful, thanks for making it ! :)


@mcostalba Looking again at your code, it just occurred to me that your version is not correct either, because it will accumulate in pinners the attacking pieces for which we have *zero or one* blocker.

The correct version would be:
````
if (b && !more_than_one(b))
     pinners |= pp, result |= b;
````


Can you move this code into Design/pseudocode/reproduction.pc? Also, please see the notes in CommonVariables.pc


Pretty sure I answered already, but I can't find my comment anywhere. Anyway, since the 2.4.0 was broken, I deleted it and recreated it with the latest commit.


Also adds the needed amount of new players to the list of players.


Just about to submit a PR for this fix and find out you already fixed it! Thanks @josevalim !


ERROR
packages/apps/Settings/res/values-it/cypher_strings.xml:172: error: Apostrophe not preceded by \ (in Consenti l\'accesso ai dati di sblocco per l'\utilizzo della memoria del telefono tramite USB (MTP, PTP))

try changing the line 172 to

<string name="usb_data_auto_unlock_summary">Consenti l\'accesso ai dati di sblocco per l\'utilizzo della memoria del telefono tramite USB (MTP, PTP)</string>


If you put an event in a `on complete` of `Wanderers Ap'arak 3: Pug` you could get that effect.


Why instead?


That's not how it works. `strstr` will find the +extconsole anywhere in the string. `strcmp` will only checking the first part.


Since you have altered the tables, you need to update the test data entries too, you need to look at the actual failing tests to know which files contain the datasets you need to update, you can see these at the start of a failing test method or a method annotated with @Before


I'm gonna revert this - we're trying to come up with a better implementation - it's an issue in our new screensaver also.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#ZxLWmx2dT2iXCF16KqKbyw


@hyperreality Why was this added here? The "remove" account buttons aren't working for me on the Manage Social Accounts view. If I remove this line, they work again.


that test does pass in travis now but it may just be timeout luck. https://travis-ci.org/brave/browser-laptop/builds/159707875


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Lines 258 and 259 aren't necessary


Yo yo, why would you be removing the plugin level Version tag?


Fixed thanks!


If you ever need webpack help just drop by our repo :) or gitter ❤👏👏👏👏


empd_bugfix (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1188 of 1188 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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new line


Never gonna believe this.... another bugfix.... 1.3.3.2..... no world version change!


Root Component includes the router and devtools, things that aren't relevant and burden the render process.


113835705-Low-Temp-Radiant-Variable-Flow-Autosize-Issue (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2332 of 2335 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.

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Also includes #151
Sorry, mixed it up :/

Will surely require some refactoring, but functionally working.
May be tested..


Was thinking about including it on the game container, since it affect is directly.
Also we could add to the game state a videoConf including things such as target fps.


is use_ndk "AC_SUBST(use_ndk)" even used anywhere ?


Is it possible to have this default to a blank webpage with two logos (https://developer.apple.com/app-store/marketing/guidelines/#downloadOnAppstore) and https://play.google.com/intl/en_us/badges/


I'd capitalize "amp" and link it to https://www.ampproject.org/. We also ought to link to the plugin page on WordPress (https://wordpress.org/plugins/amp/) as opposed to the `amp-wp` GitHub repo. The beginning of the second sentence, I think, should be rephrased to "Have a look at Parse.ly's documentation for more information on AMP tracking, or..." The instructions there won't aren't necessary for WordPress users as they don't have to do the configuration themselves, though they may simply provide some context.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1881kalabo](https://1881kalabo-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/kalabox](https://1881kalabo-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/kalabox)
- [docs/local-development](https://1881kalabo-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/local-development)


not for mean people


@sravfeyn I was just trying out the new upload with Talbot, and it currently requires you to include `data` and `uncategorized_data` columns.  What do you think about making some of these columns optional?  I think latitude, longitude, data, and uncategorized_data should all be optional.


Why do you need `used_numbers`? Can't you just use `numbers_list`?


Can somebody give me an idea of a project and help me with it ?


Doesn't look like you've tried to line them up. Use `.format()`


map?


Did you test this? `[3:]` starts from the 4th number.


@pb00068 : was it intended in your pin-aware-SEE code that the _pinners_ could have zero, one, two... or more blockers in between? In other words, the current code in master also has direct checkers in the _pinners_ parameter.


{:6} is redundant; doesn't do anything since the names are longer than 6.


Well done.
`int()` is redundant since `max()` returns an int.


Don't use ALL_CAPS unless it's a constant. (STATE_NAMES was a constant)


I'm worried about leaving the blank check because the functionality could break and the test wouldn't. Can we either load a different url (page1 for instance) first so we have a consistent url to check for?


I think what we really want is (C++?) unit tests to make sure the
translations are correct for simple cases where one can manually work out
what they are supposed to be. The sort of end-to-end
don't-let-anything-change test we have/had just tells us that nothing's
changed, not that the answers are really correct.

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Only if it happens to be a nominal type. But if it is something like this:
  typealias Pair<T> = (T, T)
we can't.


Step by step coding


Cool you added the Explanation to the .ini i was to lazy to do that since i used it only for the time being :P


This is causing a bug, see #1212


@billy1arm - ive complete deleted the source from my Server and cloned it new, now its working, little bit wierd. But thank you anyway


I looked to documentation pointed and also inside eBay and could not find any reference to software token, just keyfob hardware token. Maybe this is an outdated information.


Can Ts be a string like the other timestamps in the API? It seems to be intentionally sent as a string rather than a JSON number (float). Forcing it into int64 is going to truncate the timestamps received from Slack and make it impossible to send floats (probably not a big deal though). Consistency seems like the way to go.


# hello-world

My first repository on Github
I love :coffee: :pizza: and :dancer:


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That's adjustment to GPU voltage


Got some ERR_NOT_FOUND here and there. And CPU is worse :/


they werent. Forgot I already pushed them and tried to fix a gtk problem.


Should be fixed.  Thanks


I have verified that the Symantec VIP app works with eBay. I will update the doc with the correct link


Please, add in the README file the default password. Thanks dude!


move to constant folding


Eventually this should be changed to be handlebars syntax built by the handlebars "compiler"

See the mock web server as an example.


@FroMage this seems to cause a bunch of errors in the SDK:

```
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::localTxnTest - error (java.lang.LinkageError: loader constraint violation: loader (instance of ceylon/modules/jboss/runtime/CeylonModuleClassLoader) previously initiated loading for a different type with name "javax/transaction/xa/XAResource")
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::sqlTest1 - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::sqlTest2a - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::sqlTest2b - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::sqlTest3 - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::txnTest1 - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::txnTest2 - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::txnTest3 - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::txnTest4 - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::txnTest5 - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::txnTest6 - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::txnTest7 - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
[ceylon-test] test.ceylon.transaction::txnTest8 - error (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.transaction.arjunacore.TransactionImple)
```


Did you mean to switch the defaults here or was that for debugging and they should be switched back for the code checked in?


Any reason to return an empty string here rather than just `return;`?


I think this commit makes this plugin incompatible with Xamarin Forms version requirements as Xamarin Forms can only upgrade the GooglePlayServices up to version 29.,0.0.1

Not sure if that matters to you :-) but figured I'd mention it in case I'm wrong....


im not talking about nfsw files...where are the files of the server that must be "fixed" to run game on lan?
im not even sure how to ask
What files are you making for the server?(witch one) location and name.
in what format are the files that are you making for the server....?
witch what program are you open/edit them?
My questions has no sense because i dont know how exactly are you making these files.


See discussion there: mcostalba@ace8e95...ad7d2bd


fa shode


I can't get this working. I tried Maven Projects > Compile and it put out a lot of errors (error: cannot find symbol [ERROR] class ArenaManager, and many more like this). I wasted an hour doing this with no results and I am just disabling MySQL since I can't get it to work.


written in python, so it will download as a .py file


Do we know if this will work when they aren't using SSL (specifically TLS) or the username/password is blank because credentials aren't needed?

Maybe the SSL flag should be a variable as well, and can you see in the documentation what happens if empty strings are password for username and password.  Is that how you send without authentication with this library?  If not we will need an if statement to call 2 different versions if credentials are not supplied?


Sure, I am looking at https://twofactorauth.org/ and docs are not pointing to same URL.


Is there a possibility for meeting this condition? Can we expect nil as key in a  dict?


41da8bef22aaef9d7c5821fa0f0de7cccc4dda4d = tibia


versionNumbers (mitchute) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2327 of 2328 tests passed, 20 test warnings)

 * 20 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 20 tests had: ERR diffs.

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no - I changed it in the actual PR


there are no "server files" here, there is "java source-code to build a server" here.

this is programming, not modding, you can open/edit this files with notepad and compile with javac, I suggest work with a java IDE.

first things first, try to find the answer to these questions:
- what is source code?
- what is java source code?
- what is maven?
- how to build java maven projects?
- what is an IDE?
- what is git?
- what is a git commit?
- what is github?
- what is a github repository?


I'd consider using [`flag.DurationVar`](https://godoc.org/flag#DurationVar) here.


wtf ?


Just a little tip, you don't need this commit in N, look at https://github.com/SAOSP-N/platform_packages_apps_Settings/commit/60327f387b77aa1661da7ff140bfb9647def6545#diff-c7a48db9fc9bd84be88678b0b246b1b0R127


hier sollte die ipv6-ip vom fastd server als dns eingetragen weriden


thank god.


Creación de la ventana de Candidatos para las entrevistas en construción.


test comment


We've decided to abandon this branch, since we're changing the basic functionality of what we sell on our retail site. We're going to keep this branch around so we can reference the code written in it.

@bfpepper, @brendandillon, & @NateAnderson1780, please take a look when to get a chance and comment if you agree or if there are any problems with this.

@s-espinosa: Thank you for your expert guidance. It's valuable to take a step back and look at these things in a different light.  ;-)


Looks even cleaner than my original solution. Thumbs up! :+1:


@tannernelson @adriencanterot If you go with default, it fetches the object from database. There's no database in `example` so it only threw errors. I overrode a custom basic implementation so that Controllers could be properly demonstrated.


Remove these handlers on window disposal so we don't have circular refs.


@copumpkin I assume this sha was incorrect.


**Should remove location from the ship constructor, and add a requirement to separately set the location of a ship before being able to scan**


Time Label ["23:15"]
- pinned to 20 points from top of its SuperView

Hi Michael,
Added the constraints as below.

Time Label ["23:15"]
- pinned to 20 points from top of its SuperView

Day Label ["Tuesday 13 September"]
- pinned to 20 points from the Time label

Press Home Label
- pinned to 20 points from bottom of the Page Indicator

Page Control Indicator
- pinned to 20 points from bottom of its SuperView

All objects
- Aligned Horizontally in Container (=0)


@SerafimArts please refer to this test ^ with a few improvements on your macro.


Unless there's an immediate use case, I think it'd be easier to leave it as a league FK for now. We can always reconstruct the history based on the reversion data.


Details


113835705-Low-Temp-Radiant-Variable-Flow-Autosize-Issue (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2366 of 2369 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTD diffs.

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@jbduncan, FYI, we've actually been discussing options for this internally, and one thing we may do eventually (for the undirected case) is based on observing that the transitive closure for an undirected graph is just the graph consisting of a set of cliques (complete graphs), one corresponding to each weakly connected component in the original graph.

Given that, we could calculate the components and then return a Graph which references those components without explicitly building the edges; this would be both faster (O(m) vs. O(n^2)) and require less space (O(n) vs. O(n^2)).  So at some point we may do that.


I'm having an issue since responder is sending the poison requests to .1 rather then the real gateway of .2.


still needs `TrimStart`, I think


functionally, this looks fine.

stylistically, i'm from the "dense" school, so i'd kind of prefer something like

        data[i].publisherURL = (results[i].protocol || 'http:') + '//' + results[i].publisher

but i defer that to you.


113835705-Low-Temp-Radiant-Variable-Flow-Autosize-Issue (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This was completely undone in c99344a1f9d9bbc203005322ff9f72f5d079c116


Вопрос 1.


Программа отрабатывает так:
```
victor@victor-ubuntu:~/ROR/thinknetica_ror_beginer/lesson_4$ irb -r ./main.rb
Вагоны у поезда #<Train:0x005613f0228850>
#<Wagon:0x005613f02285d0>
#<Wagon:0x005613f0228530>
```
Как мне сделать отображение более читабельным? Пытался переделывать `to_s`, не вышло как-то.


We've decided to abandon this branch, since we're changing the basic functionality of what we sell on our retail site. We're going to keep this branch around so we can reference the code written in it.

@brendandillon, take a look and let me know if you see any problem with this. Thanks!


James, I hope you tested it this time :)


Seems like a strictly better pattern in the case where we want to support arbitrarily large or small intervals, though I'm not sure values expressed in anything other than milliseconds will be useful for this flag.

I could go either way of course, and it would have the advantage of removing the random int->duration munging code elsewhere.


so the file its java format. and inside the file are only codes...ok now i understand...(i think)


This will fail with `UnboundLocalError: local variable 'remote_head' referenced before assignment` for some code paths.


Yeah, I don't imagine passing anything other than `ms`, but it (a) removes the conversion code, and (b) makes the units explicit on invokers.

No strong feelings either way.


### More info

In machine@13.0.0, `env.thisMachine()` will be deprecated for performance reasons.  It may return in the future, but for now, it's best to use a recursive self-calling function.  Hit me up [@mikermcneil](http://twitter.com/mikermcneil) if you need help with the migration on this one-- it wasn't widely used for recursion, so more likely than not what you're actually interested is maintaining support for code that _used this for maintainability reasons_ (i.e. making dynamic error messages more change-tolerant by having them use your exit descriptions or input friendly names, etc.)


B


thanks! i like that idea


Test Website


ok


Excellent, to bad the magic smoke escaped my older AMD system. I woke up to find a warm corpse during testing a few days ago. An AMD A12 is in the works and I look forward to help.


Sorry, we have noticed that deps weren't accessible and there wasn't much development lately. Just wanted to try patch things up a bit.


EMS (brianlball) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (2166 of 2467 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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What about http://www.wowhead.com/spell=32747/interrupt as suggested in https://github.com/ElunaLuaEngine/ElunaTrinityWotlk/blob/master/src/server/game/Spells/Spell.h#L221 ?


works for me as well


Those numbers are from non-tail mode. The tail numbers are:
(recursive_fibonacci_interpreted 10)
Total number of saves: 5030
Maximum stack depth: 55
Total syntax checks: 17925


Clean and clever hack/override of the template. Thanks a lot! 👍


I was just learning to play with ansible the only reason I pushed it to
GitHub was so that I could clone it to a a vagrant box.
I really should get rid of it or make it private.
Also ive seen that repo before it's nice.
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```
http://example.com?field[0]=a&field[1]=b&field[2]=c
http://example.com?field[]=a&field[]=b&field[]=c
http://example.com?field=a&field=b&field=c
```

All of these should probably be equivalent, and supported.
I found the first two more common, that may vary depending on stack.


Why is this plural now?


Good! Nice to see that implementation...


Of course official CM key layout should match stock phone key layout...?


I think the second is PHP style. The third applies to Java servlet containers (amongst other places), which is why I think it's the best default for a Clojure http library. It's also the original behaviour of clj-http until this change, so I think there's a strong case for re-instating the third on your list as the default.

Do you have an example of the first option in use? Is there any community that uses that?


113835705-Low-Temp-Radiant-Variable-Flow-Autosize-Issue (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1189 of 1189 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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empd_bugfix (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1761 of 1762 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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

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Why did you change this? If you are superuser, has_perm returns `True` unconditionally anyway.

```python
def has_perm(self, perm, obj=None):
    # ...
    if self.is_active and self.is_superuser:
        return True
```


Okay, that more or less makes sense to me.

I came to the same conclusion myself regarding the fact that a transitive closure is a set of cliques, when I stepped through the `transitiveClosure` method on paper.
(Incidentally, it was stepping through the method on paper which allowed me to discover the optimisation that @Bezier89 kindly implemented here for me :smiley:)

I don't yet see how one can calculate a complete graph from a connected component in O(m) time, but I trust you do, so I wish you best of luck with implementing this even better optimisation.


Because it's in an `and` clause, and the right side of it was evaluating to `False` as a superuser.


12 chars???


Cool! Figuring out how to reference AlertsStore in this context was what I was missing.


looks good.

try uzsing a font from google fonts and we'll call this one done.


lalala laalla laalal


Yo, sick commit bro, keep up the good work


nice


cross_val_score does the cloning


shuflled -> shuffled


indentation


You can just use -1 instead of n_splits.


113835705-Low-Temp-Radiant-Variable-Flow-Autosize-Issue (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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What about client 10.98, is the same thing that 10.97?


Hi @oozie,

We have some feedback about the test:

- It seems not all cases are covered or that the code was not test-driven. For instance, if I remove lines 40-42, will the test still pass? Maybe, consider a function that will go over all possible permutations of Op codes/values.
- We were wondering why you decided no to use ginkgo. It may help you create more readable BDD-style tests.
- You may wish to remove the copyright information in the test file.

Other than that, the code looks fine to us.

Please let us know if you have any questions.

@ishustava && @pivotal-stuart-pollock


@fritsvanveen sorry - been busy and forgot to reply!

> Selecting 'Label every part of multi-part features' shows the missing labels. This is not correct as the visual box should not influence the multi-part aspect of a feature, but it makes the bug less severe. Shall I create an issue for this bug?

This relates to https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/pull/3403 - however that PR is incomplete as in its current state does not address non curved perimeter labels.

> At a distance of 1mm the red outlines turn black.

OK - what's happening here is that with a distance of 0mm the labels from one polygon are being marked as clashing with the neighbouring polygon's boundary (since they touch, or potentially even overlap depending on the layer's topological validity). I'm not sure what the best way to fix this is. Potentially we could have a minimum threshold for label->polygon overlap for it to be considered colliding with an obstacle, but last time I attempted this (using GEO's intersection to get the overlap between the label candidate and the potential overlapping polygon) the performance hit was too large for it to be usable. Maybe there's a more optimised approach though.


@fritsvanveen is this commit good to merge? Can you open a PR so that the Travis tests can run?


@mauritsvanrees Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.namedfile/45/violations
```
plone/namedfile/file.py:291:1: C901 'getImageInfo' is too complex (15)
plone/namedfile/scaling.py:173:1: C901 'DefaultImageScalingFactory.__call__' is too complex (13)
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


It was, thanks!


I had another developer working on the WSDL and he is unfamiliar with the program and I added the globals.php so that in the near future I can replace the stuff he did with program standard notation.


unsure. I have to wait till I get to a place where I can unravel the other developers code.


This fixes an issue where the accumulator throws out division remainders leading to "frequency stepping" in higher frequencies. The code now matches the comment block showing pseudocode for this function.


When using require js to load angular-ui-router and stateEvents ... stateEvents is never loaded because umd module has the same name as angular-ui-router.


It can be reverted if have problems


This was given to you before I moved it to the globals. I have to move the physician code to the user profile page so that there can be more than one physician on an account.


http://www.lix.polytechnique.fr/~dale/papers/wollic03.pdf
Proof of logic programming


doh!  will you file a bug?


FYI... I was trying to replace

$scope.$on('$stateChangeSuccess', function (event, toState, toParams, fromState) {

})

handler with new transitions but it wasn't clear how do we do this.


I found out that the developer used a program to generate the wsdl connection code then do as we all do, modified that to fit our needs. So it may look odd but it works.


> it wasn't clear how do we do this.

```js
$transitions.onSuccess({}, function(transition) {
  var toState = transition.to();
  var toParams = transition.params();
  var fromState = transitoin.from();
  ...
});
```


ta errado!


Ok will do


Is the plan continue reference beta-devapi packages for a build and then update after we get a set of packages published?


EMS (brianlball) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2302 of 2469 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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what was that?


By chance, I just had a look at your fork of valijson and noticed this fix. Nice catch. This will make for an easy PR whenever you want to open one.


@justinvp are you still updating this attribute? Once we get the dev/api branch gets merged into master we should clean these up.


More info for login with client 11
http://www.tibiaking.com/forum/forums/topic/68411-otxserver-37-global-75-full-com-otherworld-pvp-expert-novo-castsystem-npcs-usando-bank-balance-tibia-store-e-varias-outros-sistema/?page=39#comment-420400


Alternatively, I'll apply the same fix when I'm making a few changes later this week.


Thanks for input, guys!
* Fair point. I'll add tests for REMOVE and RENAME.
* This library uses golang's built-in testing facilities.
* I'll keep the copyright in line with all existing test files in the library.


great catch! I fixed this in master as well.


Wowzers!


Create a project repo under TheMathematicians organization on Git.


Adding Pin for my username as instructed by @githubteacher
closes #716


Unhandled Failure


Yes, that is the plan.


I just had an idea, the canExtrat and canReceive could be replaced with getters for getExtraLimit() and getReceiveLimit() since the prefab implements both of those values. This would cover the functionality of the can method and would provide additional information about internal implementation.


@devsejong 포인트 증가가 되면 포인트를 체크를 해서 Level을 변경하게끔 말씀이시죠?
PreUpdate 와 같은 method를 이용해서 하는 걸 말씀하시는 거죠?


thanks ruben,

sorry about that, dumb cut-and-paste oversight from the preceding test.

best,
tony.


Hmm.  This is a bit unfortunate that you can't specify the app's StateModel class upon instantiation.  Do you think we should support it?  It would mean adding it to the app's ClassOptions and mixing it in to the options as a default ala: `const opts = _.extend({}, { StateModel: this.StateModel }, options);`

Also throughout this doc `Marionette.Toolkit.App` should probably change to `Marionette.Object` or perhaps `Marionette.View` and `MyView` is a more likely way of using it.  Calling initState on an App is odd as it already has the functionality.


Can you drop the <br/> from the index.jsp?  Use CSS to create more vertical space as needed


test test


ddd


#{}을 쓰면 어땠을까요?


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2163


ご検討ならびにご対応ありがとうございました。
該当部分の修正について確認いたしました。

その他の部分も（手ごわいですが．．．）確認中ですので、改めてまとめてコメントをさせていただきたいと思います。
よろしくお願いします。


This also adds an experimental attempt to get text to fill mobile display better (the @media addition)


where it says "match" should say "element that is _not less_ than value"


f(distX>0){
 -              playerSprite.setPosition(playerSprite.getPosition().x+25,playerSprite.getPosition().y);
 -                //move(-1,0);


for some reason, only the first two commits showed at first even though I did all 5 but then I realized I did not write "git add" for each commit, hence the problem haha. Now all 5 should be there and the code is correct, just if you were curious on what is here!

Theo


playerSprite.setPosition(playerSprite.getPosition().x,playerSprite.getPosition().y-25);

-25じゃなくて50でいいんじゃないか?


playerSprite.setPosition(playerSprite.getPosition().x-25,playerSprite.getPosition().y);
 -                //move(1,0);

－25じゃなくて50でいいんじゃない？


 playerSprite.setPosition(playerSprite.getPosition().x,playerSprite.getPosition().y**-25**);

-25じゃなくて50でいいんじゃね？


playerSprite.setPosition(playerSprite.getPosition().x,playerSprite.getPosition().y-25);
-25じゃなくて50がいいと思う


Try not to commit changes like this, as it's for you only, and not the source as a whole


playerSprite.setPosition(playerSprite.getPosition().x-**25**,playerSprite.getPosition().y);

ここを５０にしては？


There is _**tons**_ of localization stuff in here, too! :scream: Was that intentional?


@GuoguangLan adding a fallback `#else` clause after  `#elif _THRIFT_USING_GNU_LIBSTDCXX` would suffice.
Can you file an issue on our JIRA and provide a pull request ?
https://github.com/apache/thrift/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md


Пока предлагаю оставить так. Если будут дальнейшие неудобства --- заменим.


test


aaaa


bbbb


:blush:


first commit


I didn't add this... I just ran the grunt tasks... But I think that is useful for developers anyway. Because many times people want to use the js file for debugging and the minified for production.


Can you remove this change? (I'll add it tonight) The reason is that you have a dependency on my branch, and shared code changes should flow from my branch to your branch. In addition, you didn't add a test and didn't follow how the rest of the getters and setters have been implemented making this change inconsistent with existing code


Jax-RS


Vishvasam athalae ellam....


I also updated the environmental variables on heroku with this commit.


@thibaudcolas I guess there are a couple of options...You really only want to apply the aria hidden and role presentation when there isn't an svg title element. If you DO have a title inside the svg you don't then want to add aria hidden to the svg cos it's gonna presumably hide everything inside it eg. the title you don't want to hide. So I imagine you would add those hidden states to the "use" element if that's possible. It might just actually be better to stick to using the span with u-accessible class on it....what do you think?


Another method I should tell you about is: you can make a change like this and place it in a single commit. Doing this would mean I could cherry pick the change (the single commit), thus taking the changes without taking dependency on your branch


It's fine. Probably just a mistake on my part when I squashed it.


in js always use `===` unless you can justify using the loose equals


@thibaudcolas p.s the Springload footer is doing it wrong...mainly because there is no link text at all :\ also totally fine to add aria-hidden="true" and role="presentation" as long as there is some text that isn't inside that aria hidden element :)


Looking good so far.


Trailing coma, and Tilezen not Tizen


You'd be better off messaging me to make this change in my branch. See other comment re branch dependency


Please add e.printStacktrace again or log the cause of this error because it can be fatal. Newer version of this method, called "parseFileAndGetPetriObjects()", only returns null when an exception is thrown.


#4262-Cooling-Towers-are-not-being-sequentially-loaded,-all-towers-are-running (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2335 of 2335 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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new file


Lgtm


second argument `array('useCursor' => false)` is important here. else the `aggregate` method returns `MongoDB\Driver\Cursor` instead of full result.

PS: Thank You for forking the library!


whats FC log..?


d


Added a butt!


wow, I can't believe those were still left in code ???  I thought we got them all a long time ago.


This fix is tacked-on and breaks the logic of the code. There should be two disparity inversions: one for 6b (110000) and one for 4b (0111) resulting in no net disparity inversion. I guess the problem is I tried to optimize assuming "alt7 => disp_in == disp_inter", which does not hold for K28.7. Does replacing disp_in with disp_inter fix the problem? (My optimization should be small or even not optimize anything at all, so this modification should be fine timing-wise)


I share your general concern, we'll just have to watch out for breakage-in-practice that we care about, and deal with ameliorating the situation as they come up.


I've made this chane in my branch and have merged it to your :smile:


Debian unstable and Ubuntu development branch now ship protobuf3, maybe in the future you can use that stuff instead of compiling it manually in CI scripts.


And why does JESD204 use K28.7, of all special characters? It's a stupid code that messes up comma alignment.


Ahh, wrong commit message. 😞

Should be: "allow long words if they contain colons"


소스를 바꿔주세요.


return 0;


```blkid | grep swap``` should tell you where a swap partition may be.


#!/bin/bash
# Basic range in for loop

for value in {1..5}
do
    echo $value
done
echo All done


teste


primeiro commit efetuado do site


クソザコナメクジ


its not work, revert it


Executing the daily benchmark build, I will reply here when finished:

@nanosoldier `runbenchmarks(ALL, isdaily = true)`


думаю это нужно убрать, вместо этого лучше cpusets включить


clean.sh looks clean


будильник и без этого работает , думаю нужно убрать


this line makes me want to throw up omg


1. Speak not to me of the madness that JSON wrought on the world with its trailing comma (not coma ;-) madness
2. Okay!
3. We should find out what Tizen assumes for languages


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I wonder if the history of moderators is useful at all?  Perhaps we should have this FK to the Season model.


Yup.   Good catch.


Just curious, is it possible to go: `components.reduce(url, NSURL.appendingPathComponent)`


BTW, the reason why this was broken before was the condition should be `now.Before(t)`


Implement login with google


Sounds good.


`union` ? Is there an existing operator/method for this?


Why is this not a copy operation? This will load the file into memory rather than relying on the O/S.


Yeah.   Maybe bump it to 6 and we'll try and tune for 4 to start with.


`insert` is a generic word, which I think maybe a good fit here.


what's `open` a ?


oh, swift 3 :facepalm: ignore.


☝ can this be adapted from some existing code? IIRC we already have this implemented somewhere.


☝ this too.


Line 13: The FizzBuzz assignment states that if a number is divisible by BOTH 3 and 5, then print fizzbuzz. The rest of the code looks good!


Well, did it fix the problem? ^_^


On the contrary, wheel is now equivalent to being in ocfstaff. No cron spam though.


Yes, but these are swap files. I intentionally deleted all the swap partitions to use a swap file. On first boot, it will look for swap files in $PDEV1 as well.    Although I think the script should  always try to load a swap file if available....

Now i'll have add an option to create a swap file in shutdownconfig, if swap size = 0 (no swap partitions/files loaded).

Any ideas are welcome..


Looks ok overall but I think we can compact it further. This looks like there's a good chunk of verbosity that can be removed.


Oh... Man, that's so annoying.


Added new thumb


Sounds great. I try to find the existing operators and don't see anyone fit this req orz


That's a lot of code for a pretty simple interface. I'm not sure how I feel about it.


I wouldn't expect you to retroactively go back and fix it, but I do think significant formatting changes should be done in separate commits, if possible. Eclipse has a setting to only format lines of code I have changed, which is what I use. If I notice a class has a number of violations, I do an immediate follow up commit with a full auto-format.

It just makes these commit diffs _really really_ hard to read.... and there were a number of actual changes I would like to look at in here (they are to core code) but I can't spend the time sifting through everything because I have to do other things :(

So please, please make some effort to defer the formatting changes to a separate commit; don't "put them off until later" per se... just commit what you have, perform the auto-format, commit that, and then squash later.

>unless it's something on a fairly large scale, affecting many files at once.

So this commit? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


owasp has a good amount of info in the return --- result.optionalTestsPassed, but for the sake of progress bar values, it should be capped.

For the required test, it has the min length, max length and repeated characters (that one is not in the popover message). I'm going to treat this as a single pass/fail: if there are no required test failures, then it gets a tick on the progress bar. That plus the MIN(optionalTestsPassed, minOptionalTestsToPass) should fill out the progress bar. I can keep the fancy colors if I define the progress bar for 3 tests (the required "one" plus 2 optional), 4 tests (required + 3), and 5 (required + 5). That is getting a bit excessive in the code, but logic to dynamically define these with colors is getting overly complex.


package br.com.unipe.lista2;
import java.util.Scanner;

public abstract class Quadrilatero implements FiguraGeometrica {
int lado1, lado2, lado3, lado4;

public Quadrilatero(int lado1, int lado2, int lado3, int lado4) {
this.lado1 = lado1;
this.lado2 = lado2;
this.lado3 = lado3;
this.lado4 = lado4;
}

public void calcularArea(){

}

public void calcularPerimetro(){

}
}


package br.com.unipe.lista2;

public class Circulo implements FormaGeomatrica {
	 private double raio;

	 public Circulo(double raio) {
	 this.raio = raio;
	 }

	 public double perimetro() {
	 return 2*Math.PI*raio;
	 }

	 public double area() {
	 return Math.PI*raio*raio;
	 }

	 public double getRaio() {
	 return raio;
	 }

	 public void setRaio(double raio) {
	 this.raio = raio;
	 }

	}


@dalancon Why did you need to change the drawable resource name?


@stephanemaillard What does this do that it was not doing before?

From your commit I see you want a "full screen" appearance. I'm not super-savvy in android so I don't know what this actually means but a quick search found this (which I think is much better as you're not dealing with Image views):

```
<style name="Theme.AppCompat.Light.NoActionBar.FullScreen" parent="@style/Theme.AppCompat.Light">
    <item name="windowNoTitle">true</item>
    <item name="windowActionBar">false</item>
    <item name="android:windowFullscreen">true</item>
    <item name="android:windowContentOverlay">@null</item>
</style>
```


add style


dfjsdlkjfk


Hii !

This line of your code shows the error:

**# _Parse.initialize(new Parse.Configuration.Builder(getApplicationContext()).applicationId(Configs.APPLICATION_ID).clientKey(null).server(Configs.APPLICATION_URL).build());_**

Because this missing the following import: **import com.example.abhishek.sharerides.helpers.Configs;**

Erros:
- Configs.APPLICATION_ID
- Configs.APPLICATION_URL

It is possible to send the configuration of your parser database ?
Thanks ^^


The channel mask is encoded in little-endian (least-significant bit of the first byte is channel 0).


You have added the query string to the key for the cache,  is it correct?


Then why leave "dropbear" in?
Just "SSH-2.0-server" would give even more security by obscurity ;)


Was BattleSetupEvent/BattleResultEvent your idea? I don't remember that being in my design.


test


Activityではなく、Contextにしてください


基本的にActivityを強参照で保持するのは避けたほうがいいです


Output of:
`docker ps --quiet | xargs docker inspect --format '{{ .Id }}: User={{.Config.User}}'`

yields:

```
<web container hash>: User=nodegoat_docker
<mongo container hash>: User=mongodb
```


hi @siuccwd, I almost got the write permissions to the main Jwt.Net project. Would you like to join the effort to review again and merge this PR into mater?


Yes it is added back _if and only_ if it exists.  My intent was to keep the url to as close to its original form as possible because prior to this update the original code:
```php
$is_ssl_request = ( strtolower(substr($request_uri, 0, 8)) == 'https://' );
$key = substr( $request_uri, $is_ssl_request ? 8 : 7 );
```
was doing the same thing (preserving as much of the full request uri) but only stripping out the scheme.

So i figured if a query string was still present when i parsed the url the it was probably best to put it back (if it existed).


We are currently testing the new version on our own support site. Once everything is stable we will release the update. This should be coming within this month.


"#{I18n.l Date.yesterday} #{subject}" 이렇게요? 더 보기 좋은 것 같습니다


+1, I ran into this issue, this should be helpful


sgfsd


This is fantastic. Mosh App for Chrome is the best option for terminal emulator on Windows right now, glad to see it has a future beyond Chrome Apps support in Windows! Thanks for all your hard work, this is an exquisite app!


南湖的冒个泡=.=话说把我昵称打错了 @dzxx36gyy


I know what is it. But my question is why? If you call this function, you'd expect that is will set it.


@zhjc1124 _(:з」∠)_……这很尴尬，可能是某些神秘力量使你-1s了


There are 3 possible locations:

/initrd${PUP_HOME}/pupswap.swp - this is in a frugal install
/pupswap.swp - this can be handy in a full install or any install
-- if none of the above were found, then --
/mnt/${PDEV1}/pupswap.swp - basically for pupmode 5, tested in a frugal install

to manually create the file (1GB swap file):

dd if=/dev/zero of=pupswap.swp bs=1M count=1024
mkswap pupswap.swp

then place it in the correct dir..


The Textual dev makes you add a callback to app objects now.
See https://help.codeux.com/textual/release-notes/Style-Developers:-Migrating-to-6.0.0.kb at the bottom.


UPDATE_OBJECT not build correctly when you are using transmogrification. The client sends also to the server the CMSG_OBJECT_UPDATE_FAILED.


Output of:
docker ps --quiet | xargs docker inspect --format '{{ .Id }}: User={{.Config.User}}'

yields:

<web container hash>: User=nodegoat_docker
<mongo container hash>: User=mongo_docker
The original Dockerfile is here: https://github.com/docker-library/mongo/blob/4d7bd01562edefad38a240c40a4b162a1cd7b9c2/3.2/Dockerfile


Мы проверяем некое булевое выражение и когда оно истино возвращаем true, а когда оно ложно - false. Не сложно заметить, что с таким же успехом мы могли бы просто возвращать само значение булева выражения, без if-else.


EMS (brianlball) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (2166 of 2466 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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see issue #550


Maybe `keystone` would be better for the keyword, no ?


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2167


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2166


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2165


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#1361


Thanks for the updates. So, the solution is to add a condition to determine if the content is truncated. If so, than markdownify the truncated words. Very elegant. And thanks for reminding for the <!--more-->
tag built in hugo.

However, this solution only works if you manually truncate every post. If not, Hugo still takes its own Summary, and those part will not be mardownified. I wonder what's the original purpose for Hugo choosing not to render the summary, for speed? Thanks for the quick fix again! Cheers.


Mmm yes agreed, I change this !

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@Nelidon : Open a new issue page for that, it is impractical to discuss the issue here (to say the least).


Also affects avh-hub


@chrmarti we need to delay the search when using symbol search because symbol search gets very slow for TypeScript if we start a search right from the first keypress. Once we have a cache for symbol search we should revisit this but as long as each keystroke causes an expensive search on the language service, we need the delay to get results in meaningful time.

Btw I did quite some refactoring to support the setting for symbols, but I am sure you saw this by now 👍


Almost just think this should be `query.SelectedFields.Union(new [] { "id" });` or add it if it doesn't exist


This will show the onInterval Calls per seconds, which will be 1 I guess


Have to wait till integration testing


[main document11.docx](https://github.com/shrestha463/project/files/468916/main.document11.docx)


Please add the code for the same.


So can your two forks be removed now?


I can meet wednesday. When and where?


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wow


刚刚我去试了试然后可以证明，真的可能是你电脑坏了(⊙ ▽ ⊙)(⊙ ▽ ⊙)(⊙ ▽ ⊙) @dzxx36gyy


Thanks! Yea you will have to show me the proper way to do this, sorry!


how to auto answer Skype for business call automatically.


Sure


Seems good to me.


hgfhgfh


@rafaelfranca Was this changed for some testing?


Хорошо, что ты обращаешь внимание на валидацию входных значений) Однако в данном случае, попытка привести данные в порядок - не лучший вариант. Одно дело, если бы наши параметры назывались value, bound1, bound2 - в таком случае перед нами действительно была бы неопределённость порядка входных значений, мы бы знали, только что есть две величины, как-то ограничивающие диапазон, но где из них какая не знали бы и нам это пришлось бы выяснить подобной проверкой. Но в нашем случае прямо сказано, что одно значение min, а другое max. И если мы выяслнили, что пользователь (опять же, пользователь кода, не программы) ввёл такие данные, что min > max, то у нашего пользователя что-то не то творится в голове и наш долг его об этом предупредить, а не стараться всё поправить и сделать вид, что  всё нормально) Короче, если встречаем min > max, то выдаём ошибку и прекращаем выполнение программы. Это ещё называется "выкинуть исключение" и записывается так: "throw new Exception("min не может быть больше max");" Вскобках мы пишем сообщение для пользователя, чтобы он быстрее сообразил, в чём проблема и поправил код.


String str ="Hi~ Every One M name is ";


@rafaelfranca This should be backported as well. See https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/26474 for more details.


反正我试了试这个新上传的这个好使(⊙ ▽ ⊙)


System.out.println(str+NAME);


@zhjc1124 ……有毒


PreUpdate필요없이 이미 만들어진 엔티티는 트랜잭션으로만 묶여있으면 같이 업데이트 할 수 있어서요


System.out.println("str "+NAME);


Sorry -- my point was that `keystone` alone was enough (not `keystone_parameters`) :)


#include <stdio.h>


Were they too OP?


Yes that's right! Not sure what I was thinking.


Hehe, thanks Timmy