That is what JSS said to do.

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cette valeur n'a pas beaucoup plus d'intérêt qu'un nom aléatoire.

`array()` se dit `[]`.


Instead of using hard coded ids, use `product: product_1` where `product_1` is a reference to an Active Record model instance.


I think this could be better achieved just adding a check for gs_app_is_updatable() in the guint k loop (just use continue if not true). This way it also works for the non-proxy app too.


`info`?


Can you align the struct members here please, just one tab should be enough.


jQuery est [_fluent_](http://martinfowler.com/bliki/FluentInterface.html)


Technically this can be `redirect_to @review.product` because `@review` is still in memory even though it was deleted.


Dentro da função `mask` , você tem acesso à variável `this` que será a representação do `input`


Convention in the source would have this method ending in _notify_cb


Right but I kind of want this for the next commit, otherwise we'll be dividing the progress by apps that may not be updatable...


Many thanks regarding #256. Everything is smooth as butter from here on out.


Requires cs_main?


@thet Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.app.blob/8/violations
```
src/plone/app/blob/field.py:45:12: P002 found "hasattr", consider replacing it
src/plone/app/blob/field.py:198:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/field.py:278:16: P002 found "hasattr", consider replacing it
src/plone/app/blob/field.py:343:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/field.py:360:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/field.py:387:12: P002 found "hasattr", consider replacing it
src/plone/app/blob/field.py:390:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/download.py:35:1: C901 'handleRequestRange' is too complex (12)
src/plone/app/blob/scale.py:27:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/scale.py:74:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/monkey.py:47:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/monkey.py:53:12: P002 found "hasattr", consider replacing it
src/plone/app/blob/monkey.py:56:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/markings.py:9:1: I001 isort found an import in the wrong position
src/plone/app/blob/markings.py:10:1: I001 isort found an import in the wrong position
src/plone/app/blob/markings.py:11:1: I001 isort found an import in the wrong position
src/plone/app/blob/interfaces.py:10:37: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
src/plone/app/blob/interfaces.py:13:17: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
src/plone/app/blob/interfaces.py:14:23: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
src/plone/app/blob/migrations.py:43:1: C901 'makeMigrator' is too complex (15)
src/plone/app/blob/migrations.py:55:80: E501 line too long (115 > 79 characters)
src/plone/app/blob/migrations.py:83:20: P002 found "hasattr", consider replacing it
src/plone/app/blob/iterators.py:13:9: D001 found implements( replace it with zope.interface.implementer
src/plone/app/blob/content.py:254:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/adapters/atimage.py:9:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/adapters/fileupload.py:17:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/adapters/atfile.py:12:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/adapters/file.py:11:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/adapters/blobwrapper.py:12:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/adapters/stringio.py:12:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/adapters/ofsfile.py:11:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/adapters/xmlrpc.py:12:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/adapters/pdata.py:13:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/adapters/webdav.py:12:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
src/plone/app/blob/tests/utils.py:59:9: T001 print statement found.
src/plone/app/blob/tests/utils.py:60:9: T001 print statement found.
src/plone/app/blob/tests/utils.py:61:9: T001 print statement found.
src/plone/app/blob/tests/base.py:29:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/tests/base.py:37:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/tests/test_replacements.py:20:1: I001 isort found an import in the wrong position
src/plone/app/blob/tests/test_replacements.py:398:9: E731 do not assign a lambda expression, use a def
src/plone/app/blob/tests/test_base_fields.py:40:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/tests/layer.py:30:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/tests/layer.py:74:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/tests/layer.py:109:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/tests/lingua.py:35:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
src/plone/app/blob/subtypes/image.py:25:12: P002 found "hasattr", consider replacing it
src/plone/app/blob/browser/size.py:46:9: E731 do not assign a lambda expression, use a def
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


You can use G_DEFINE_AUTOPTR_CLEANUP_FUNC here.


I think this should be HapticFeedback and not HapticFeedbackIOS


How about a generic wrapper solution that would convert any nagios plugin to that format? It will leave less code complexity in `check_yum.py` and also solve the problem for any other normal nagios plugins you want to use.

I've done something very similar for Geneos to be able to re-use nagios plugins, so it was fairly trivial for me to subclass and extend that code with another 100 lines, which I did late last night.

I've set up Check_MK today to explore this more but it seems it takes regular nagios plugins too... I've tested it with the upstream `check_yum.py` plugin as-is. Did you mean the Check_MK monitoring solution or the multi plugin agent / MRPE which executes several remote plugins in one remote call?

Can you point me to the documentation on that alternative format? I've quoted all 4 items otherwise perfdata and especially message usually always have spaces in them which would make the tokenization ambiguous otherwise.

I wasn't going to push this code yet but I've written basic CI tests for it too so it works as I've intended (you may have to update my understanding of what you're trying to do) and I've just imported the code for you to review in to the main upstream project.

https://github.com/harisekhon/nagios-plugins

`./check_mk_wrapper.py --help`

All you have to do is put `check_mk_wrapper.py` in front of any normal nagios plugin command line and it'll execute and convert the output (there is also a mode to just convert a string output from a plugin if you give it that with `--result <exitcode>` from the plugin, that's in the tests too).


space before bracket


do we not want a notify::state on the related apps proxying to the proxy app? This wouldn't set "downloading" for instance.


Favor testar o seu programa.


Aqui `_value` pode receber `this` caso o uso do componente continue sendo definido no `onkeyup` :
`_value = this;`


@ChShersh is the argument generation part of benchmarking? If not, then it won't make much different, will it?


for (guint i please


Make type of `type` parameter `'impact' | 'notification' | 'selection'`


Sorry, can you elaborate a bit more?


Does this still pass make check?


Not needed ¿?


faltou edentação aqui


Выглядит гораздо лучше, но цены в некоторых местах всеравно наезжают на описание


User `===`


Names are somewhat cryptic here...


space after bracket


Regarding the configuration-based approach to plugin execution, I've pondered this on-and-off for a few years since first coming across multi checks in 2010, and at one point even wrote something similar to execute plugins by reading a config file, but I'm not sure what the point of this is when nagios plugins are just a single command line with a few switches anyway, wouldn't configuration make it a bigger chore? I welcome being educated on this difference in style however.


Right, that makes sense.


Sweet!


Я сейчас обновляю emitty, чтобы сделать жизнь ещё легче. Чуть позже создам PR в этот репозиторий, исправляющий озвученные выше проблемы.


TeamCity Chorus :: chorus-precise64-master Continuous [Build 2.6.707.62b9dded771ebd5373f3f8fc9467d368a20c03a5](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=81508&buildTypeId=bt323) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 937, ignored: 56 Build time: 00:14:25


O que é `DefConst`? Onde estão os testes do programa?


кнопки + - в корзине наезжают на картинку


HapticFeedbackIOS


HapticFeedbackIOSExample


It's important to remove these before committing.


@rachaelshaw This isn't precisely correct anymore -- you don't need a controller at all now.  Sails will add these routes for every model, even if there's no controller with a matching name.


Rename file HapticFeedbackIOSExample


Anlutro/php-bulk-sms


Well, if the plugin sets the related app to "downloading" we're not going to be showing that on the proxy app. If we just connected up the state notifier from related to proxy you don't need these explicit calls on the proxy app.


@bgoodri @bob-carpenter What do you mean? They said to list the paper authors instead of the actual authors of the package? Why is JSS deciding how we cite our software rather than just how we cite our JSS paper?


Obrigado !!

Atenciosamente,
Renan Lima.
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@defunctzombie no, it only fix this issue https://github.com/rancher/rancher/issues/7019


Remove this?


That is the plan for 8.0.2.


Anlutro/dotfiles


![captura de pantalla 2016-12-14 a la s 14 52 57](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20521392/21200540/3a0152b0-c20d-11e6-8a55-32f09013e9cf.png)


Favor incluir testes do seu programa. Como você sabe se está certo?


Fixing #114 and continuing to work on #16 .


Yep, nice catch. Will fix


I think we still have cs_main at line 1790, but I can add that here, I guess?  this all conflicts with my other PR to not hold cs_main as much regardless


To Zip Output File.


And the trail gets longer and longer every year... :)


The trick is, that address and bit values will be calculated on first call only.
So we loose a minimum on performance during first read call. On write call
there is no wait anymore and simple read a address/bit variables back.


Report is here just for completeness, in case the system ever returns a "generic" report for some reason we'd want to be able to handle it properly as a report. Moreover, it just felt wrong to me to leave the parent class off here, even though its presence should have no substantive impact.


index page


Finally! I've been waiting for somebody to create this! (Although I could have done it...)


Solved BinaryGap in java


Tested on monster-ui v4.0.2


It's one thing to cite the JSS paper when referring to Stan (even though that doesn't really make sense either), but it makes absolutely no sense for RStan or any of our other packages to have their official citations be the JSS paper. The authors of the JSS paper are not the authors of RStan.


see #59


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Доработки по сайту](https://trello.com/c/rzp2Z1k0/14--)


Well I had to ask @TeamSpen210 for permission first.


But...since when has BEE2-items been called "BEE2.4 Default Pack"?


I called it that. Because it is the default pack for BEE2.4.


reCeive


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [training](https://training-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [source/docs/performance/cache.md](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/168a82d23b998857c59a6eed89fddeec3c13547a/source/docs/performance/cache.md)
- [source/_views/topic.html](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/86b9500db5ba104a69f8f3b32efc869e1fdce593/source/_views/topic.html)
- [source/docs/get-started/migrate.md](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/86b9500db5ba104a69f8f3b32efc869e1fdce593/source/docs/get-started/migrate.md)
- [docs/cygwin-windows](https://training-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/cygwin-windows)
- [docs/drupal-8-configuration-management](https://training-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/drupal-8-configuration-management)
- [docs/drush-versions](https://training-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/drush-versions)
- [docs/guides/terminus-drupal-site-management](https://training-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/guides/terminus-drupal-site-management)
- [docs/guides/wordpress-commandline](https://training-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/guides/wordpress-commandline)
- [docs/kill-mysql-queries](https://training-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/kill-mysql-queries)
- [docs/machine-tokens](https://training-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/machine-tokens)
- [docs/terminus/commands/compare](https://training-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/terminus/commands/compare)
- [docs/wp-cli](https://training-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/wp-cli)
- [source/docs/automate/cli.md](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/3effb7f52d495b79881a21320030ba6cb856a4c6/source/docs/automate/cli.md)
- [source/docs/go-live/domains.md](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/db5534d45d98dfa13d1a926fb56c30c68bbc29ac/source/docs/go-live/domains.md)
- [source/docs/get-started.md](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/dc720008caadc2d25a3d4f992f3a670662b61d6e/source/docs/get-started.md)
- [source/docs/manage.md](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/dc720008caadc2d25a3d4f992f3a670662b61d6e/source/docs/manage.md)


final updates


I like the commit message ahahaha


<3 !


@cjpdesign we need styles lol~~~


I don't understand your question.


This is required both for the tests and is useful for users to know exactly which requirements they'll need to run the sample. Typically we tell users to use virtualenv.


I think it's only defined for C++ sources, maybe check again with a .cpp file? I'll also make some tests. This link suggests that it's defined unconditionally: https://lwn.net/Articles/590504/

What would such an option be called? `gcc_cygwin_dont_define_gnu_source`?


beast commit


Does this have to do with limiting dynamic logical core assignments, or specifically fixing the number of cores allocated for the lifetime of a pod? If the latter, what's the rationale for it? The default vertical auto-scaler (non-numa-aware) could emit impossible allocations (spanning sockets, fractional cores, etc) but you could also imagine a numa-aware vertical auto-scaler that can do the right thing.


Pass in arguments individually instead of as `options` both for clarity and to make the tests easier.

Take a look here for the cloud DPE sample authoring guide: https://g3doc.corp.google.com/company/teams/cloud-devrel/dpe/communities/Python/sample-authoring-guide.md?cl=head


I added another commit that does so (later), on the PR.


Use parenthesis around print to support 3.x. :)


`except [TypeExpr], [VariableExpr]` is super old (2.5) syntax. 2.6+ support and prefer `except [TypeExpr] as [VariableExpr]`.


Awesome work @jbeemster!


Collaborator:
A review for this commit was created. [Link to review](http://127.0.0.1:8080/ui#review:id=41)


Grab a real developer key from the environment. This means when running locally you can just do:

```
export DEVELOPER_KEY=...
```

And then run the tests without modification. When we add Travis, we can add an encrypted environment variable with this key.


Or more rather, removed spaces....doh!


All pytest test functions start with `test_`. Usually `test_[function under test]`.


I need your help, I have a 1920X1080 Display, I am using your 1440X900 conkyrc config file, I have 8 core processor, I have made some adjustments, but still need more fixes.
It does not display how many cores my system has, Threads sows ok, no problem. It does not show Temperature all the rest its OK. I will send a sampla image how it looks on my system. Nice work.
I`ll reduce the size of images next time, this is BIG. Thanks a lot!
![pantallazo-2016-12-14 14-58-36](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/24483679/21201161/7e935fb6-c20f-11e6-9d2e-4e2d48889f88.png)


This should really be a property, e.g. PROP_METADATA, using g_object_notify() and then just connecting to notify::metadata. If you do this I'd accept it upstream.


`capsys` is a built-in pytest fixture. It captures stderr and stdout so we can inspect them during tests.

See
* http://doc.pytest.org/en/latest/capture.html#accessing-captured-output-from-a-test-function
* http://docs.pytest.org/en/latest/fixture.html#fixture


`skipsdist` is needed because this isn't a Python package. Tox's default behavior is to try to install the current directory as a python package, so this turns it off.


Test both 27 and 35.


@kensington
Doesn't the qtwebengine-5.7.0-undef-madv_free.patch conflict with 5.7.1?


Install mock, pytest and everything that's in `requirements.txt`.


You don't need to do this; there's gs_plugin_get_soup_session() which will allow pipelining in other plugins.


tox only lets through environment variables that you specify. So, we have to tell it to allow `DEVELOPER_KEY` to be passed through.


Not required.


This isn't really supposed to be imported by plugins...


Keep observation time constant, VarWT is the same across the different compaction factors, but Ftr is reduced as Compaction goes down. Hence, VarWW goes up.
Sampling frequency can only be increased by reducing the number of measurements per observation, which will increase both Ftr and SD(error) linearly, and hence with no effect on VarWW.
Summary: n[meas/obs] -> no effect; compaction -> only makes sense when we run out of beam before we do out of polarization; total measurement time can only be no more than 2.5 decoherence lifetime.


I think we probably want a better way of customizing this.


It was introduced in c43ddbaf5a758de5c456566ccfd25b2bee53f1f8


This is going to break the self tests; the tests could easily be switched to another size, e.g. 64x64 might be a better default.


Upstreamable? Maybe ask Allan?


Do you have the lm-sensors package installed?
If so, you must enable it.
Run the terminal as root:
*Sensors-detect*
Answer yes to all the questions.
Then restart your computer and see if everything works.


Nice work!!!
Only thing I want to mention is that by removing "isVisible" and adding "parentViewController" you've changed public API but only bump a minor version number from 1.3.5 to 1.3.6


why do this instead of just a String.join?


<psas.pdx.edu/crowdfunding> worked for me


develop (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2342 of 2510 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


Good idea


[CS251-20146001-SDDocument.docx (3).docx](https://github.com/ahmedsharakawy08/-mobile_theft_monitoring_project/files/652889/CS251-20146001-SDDocument.docx.3.docx)


add index


Entidad Relacion


This line looks unnecessary since line 23 initializes `data`?


@Keyurpatel93 This syntax with an array size not known at compile time, while allowed by gcc and clang, isn't officially part of the C++ standard and MSVC fails to compile it. The rest of the changes in this file reflect the use of spaces instead of tabs for indenting with is standardized across our repositories and something that QtCreator generally handles automatically.


v1.3.6 brings many small bugs fixes to UIViewExtensions
- Fixed bugs in **fadeIn**, **fadeOut** and **rotate(byAngle)** methods. Thanks to [bastianschilbe](https://github.com/bastianschilbe) you for reporting.
- Removed **isVisible** property since it was causing many problems and not working correctly.
- Added **parentViewController** property to return view's parent view controller.


You might want to rename this file - we have `db.py` in `securedrop` and now `db.py` in `utils`.


os_2_0_develop (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


r+


Should use `self` here


For consistency, could this use the same object shorthand as the other?

```javascript
deleteRecord(store, type, snapshot) {
```


Should be era-appropriate at least :)


@bastianschilbe I see you are interested in the library.
We are preparing for a major update for the library bringing many new extensions and Swift package manager support, I'd appreciate your contributions anytime!


os_2_0_develop (macumber) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


undefined variable `source`?


@Keyurpatel93 not sure how this compiled in the first place, `and` is not a standard built-in operator.


Might wrap this in an `if (this.get('isComplete'))`


Should be fine without the `pass`


splitHtml is currently only splitting out JS, but cssSlam can run on HTML and CSS (and will ignore all others). So you can remove the gulpif and get better coverage.

```diff
- .pipe(gulpif(/\.css$/, cssSlam()))
+ .pipe(cssSlam())
```


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/vogel/stellar-core/commit/a172e8238862fef37cf7335231f723dd214070e2


merging vogel/stellar-core/fetch-only-requested = a172e823 into auto


vogel/stellar-core/fetch-only-requested = a172e823 merged ok, testing candidate = a3f4a6fa


I think this is significantly better and simpler :+1:! Just a few comments inline


I definitely got my syntax between python and c++ mixed up but I don't get how it complied now either.


Could we do this smarter? I don't think this would dereference a subrange that holds a 1 by 1 subrange. Something like {{{{myval}}}} might not be dereferenced?


I don't know that it has to make sense. But back in the day when the JSS
paper was first submitted, there was no StanHeaders. What was then "Stan"
was bundled inside the R package rstan. So, in a manner of speaking, all
the major Stan contributors were contributors to the rstan package. When
the StanHeaders R package came into existence, a lot of people suddenly
stopped being rstan contributors.

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We should have this discussion in john-dev but anyways...

ARCH_WORD_64 is not even present in john proper. Not sure who introduced it (and it could be me) but it was a Bad Idea[tm]. We should immediately replace all and any uses of it to uint64_t without a thought.

ARCH_WORD_32 should not be used in Jumbo-only files at all. ARCH_WORD_32 can always be replaced with uint32_t except perhaps in Jumbo derivations of core code.

I can see a point in using ARCH_WORD for getting actual native size but I doubt any jumbo-only format actually benefits from that.


I will have time to help with this project in the coming weeks. <3

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это весьма оригинальный способ создавать компоненты :)


cambios


FYI - The 1117C LDO Regulator in Fatsharks are rated for 1A.


I have LM-Sensors installed, conky-all hddtemp and all required packages. I ran sudo sensors-detect, so that is not the problem. I will enable ufw, no big deal since I am connected to my own router that has firewall running, and I just updated debian a day before, reason why there are so many packages there in cache.

What I really want is to fill all the screen in a 1920X1080 screen display, but I will take some time tonight to fidle a little bit. and see what I can do. Thanks!  I really like it, and it shows a lot of info. Running Debian testing here, with 16 GB in RAM and AMD FX 8 Core Processor Black Edition 8320 running freely up to 4.0 Ghz Max.


wena ale


Arquivo atualizado com os testes do While.


You could shorten lines 13–20 with the `.every()` array method:

```javascript
if (emailValidationKeys) {
  var isValid = emailValidationKeys.every(
    key => emailValidationObj[key].fn.test(testValue)
  );
}
```


```
$.ajax({
...
})
    .done(function(){
        console.log("ok");
    })
    .fail(function(er, code){
        console.log(er, code);
    })
```


This seems like a hack. Why are there double dots in the first place? In other words, does there need to be an upstream fix?


Since controllers are on their way out, maybe move these actions to the ApplicationRoute instead?


`"{"message":"Unexpected token o in JSON at position 1"}"`


Vad är det för program? asså vad gör den


а почему весь этот код не заменить на одну большую строку в которой будут плейсхолдеры (вроде такого `{0}`), на место которых можно будет вставлять значения? можно еще посмотреть на эту [функцию](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/610406/javascript-equivalent-to-printf-string-format) (аналог printf() в С).


If preserving the microseconds are of interest, then you might consider using `.u` instead of `+`

```php
protected function getDateFormat()
{
    return 'Y-m-d H:i:s.u';
}
```


Hi Raghav,
Only some minor modification to run on windows.
I've only run it to make sure it prints messages. Haven't used it in any
running code yet.

Perhaps you could
  #define LINUX
#define WINDOWS
And conditionally compile at those couple of points for win support out
of the box.

This works on my win7, mingw/TDMGCC  ver 5.1.0 but hasn't been
extensively tested, just ran your test program.

The name of the log would probably be worth changing for windows users
as exe is the extension for an executable file. Its not going to confuse
the programmers,  but might worry a user who discovers an exe.log.
I usually go for logfile.txt

Glenn

g++ -std=c++0x -O0 -g3 -Wall -c -fmessage-length=0 --version -o
"src\\logger_test.o" "..\\src\\logger_test.cpp"
g++ -o logger_test.exe "src\\logger_test.o"

05:33:34 Build Finished (took 690ms)

/*
  * log_impl.hpp
  *
  *  Created on: 13Dec.,2016
  *      History:
  *      Original author Filip Janiszewski's on drdobbs.com
  *      This version by  https://github.com/ragnarula/logger
  *      Minor modification for windows use by me
  */

#ifndef LOG_IMPL_HPP_
#define LOG_IMPL_HPP_

#include <string>
#include <mutex>
#include <sstream>
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
#include <memory>
#include <exception>
#include <fstream>
#include <unistd.h>

#define WINDOWS

#if ! defined WINDOWS
#include <libproc.h>
#define MAX_PATH_LENGTH 80
#endif

namespace logging {
enum severity_type
{
     debug = 1,
     error,
     warning
};

class log_policy_interface
{
public:
     virtual void     setup() = 0;
#if ! defined WINDOWS
virtual void     teardown() = 0;
#endif
     virtual void     write(const std::string& msg) = 0;
     virtual ~log_policy_interface() {}
};

class file_log_policy : public log_policy_interface
{
     std::string name;
     std::shared_ptr<std::ofstream> out_stream;
#if ! defined WINDOWS
     std::string dir;
     char pathbuf[MAX_PATH_LENGTH];

     const char* getProcPath()
     {
         pid_t pid = getpid();
         proc_pidpath (pid, file_log_policy::pathbuf,
sizeof(file_log_policy::pathbuf));
         return &pathbuf[0];
     }
#endif
public:
     file_log_policy(const std::string& fname) :
         name(fname),
         out_stream( new std::ofstream )
     {
#if ! defined WINDOWS
         dir = getProcPath();
         std::string::size_type pos;
         if((pos = dir.find(".app",0,4)) == std::string::npos){
             dir.erase(dir.begin()+dir.find_last_of('/')+1, dir.end());
         } else {
             dir.erase(dir.begin()+pos+5, dir.end());
         }
#endif
     }
     void setup()
     {
         try{
#if ! defined WINDOWS
             out_stream->open( (dir+name).c_str(),
std::ios_base::binary|std::ios_base::out );
             out_stream->open( (name).c_str(),
std::ios_base::binary|std::ios_base::out );
#else
             out_stream->open(name.c_str(),std::ios_base::out |
std::ios::app );
#endif
         } catch (std::exception &e) {
             if( out_stream ){
                 out_stream->close();
             }
         }
     }
     void write(const std::string& msg)
     {
         if(!out_stream->is_open())
             return;
         (*out_stream)<<msg<<std::endl;
     }
     ~file_log_policy()
     {
         if( out_stream ){
             if( out_stream ){
                 out_stream->close();
             }
         }
     }
};

class logger
{
     std::stringstream log_stream;
     std::mutex write_mutex;
     unsigned log_line_number;
     std::vector<log_policy_interface*> policy;

     std::string get_time()
     {
         std::string time_str;
         time_t raw_time;
         time( & raw_time );
         time_str = ctime( &raw_time );
         //without the newline character
         return time_str.substr( 0 , time_str.size() - 1 );
     }
     std::string get_logline_header()
     {
         std::stringstream header;
         header.str("");
         header.fill('0');
         header.width(7);
         header << log_line_number++ <<" < "<<get_time()<<" - ";
         header.fill('0');
         header.width(7);
         header <<clock()<<" > ~ ";
         return header.str();
     }

     //Core printing functionality
     void print_impl()
     {
         for(std::vector<log_policy_interface* >::iterator iter =
policy.begin(); iter != policy.end(); iter++){
             (*iter)->write( get_logline_header() + log_stream.str() );
         }

         log_stream.str("");
     }

     template<typename First, typename...Rest >
     void print_impl(First parm1, Rest...parm)
     {
         log_stream<<parm1;
         print_impl(parm...);
     }

public:
     logger()
     {
         log_line_number = 0;
     }
     ~logger()

     {
#if ! defined WINDOWS
         for(std::vector<log_policy_interface* >::iterator iter =
policy.begin(); iter != policy.end(); iter++){
             (*iter)->teardown();
             delete *iter;

         }
#endif
     }

     template < severity_type severity , typename...Args >
     void print( Args...args )
     {
         write_mutex.lock();
         switch( severity )
         {
         case severity_type::debug:
             log_stream<<"<DEBUG> :";
             break;
         case severity_type::warning:
             log_stream<<"<WARNING> :";
             break;
         case severity_type::error:
             log_stream<<"<ERROR> :";
             break;
         };
         print_impl( args... );
         write_mutex.unlock();
     }
     void register_policy(log_policy_interface *policy_)
     {
         policy_->setup();
         policy.push_back(policy_);
     }
};
} //namespace logging

#endif /* LOG_IMPL_HPP_ */

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I don't know why it shouldn't have to make sense. How the current version of __rstan__ is cited should not be tied to the date that some paper was submitted to JSS. That's just silly. It could be somewhat reasonable for StanHeaders to be tied to the JSS paper perhaps. But it looks like the __rstan__ package itself is suggesting that people cite it using a paper that has some authors who no longer contribute anything at all and leaves out others who are actively contributing.


What happens when you type *sensors* on the terminal without being root?
Could you send me a picture?


Testes incluídos. obrigado professor.

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Favor incluir testes do seu programa. Como você sabe se está certo?

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No more caching a single instance available? 😢


Why would only clients want that but not Kodi?


Quite a few of the spacing changes are just how I chose to make them lint; you could write them in other ways and they'd still pass.


Thanks, Oliver, I'll try it.

BTW I'm curious how you caught this so fast -- did this break something that you're monitoring?


I enabled ufw and it does not show up as "enabled"  hahaha  BUT.... DPMS looks enabled now ?
sudo ufw enable
[sudo] password for sergio:
Firewall is active and enabled on system startup
-------------------------------------------------------------
( it was enabled but not showing look gufw:
[06/11/16 18:55:32] Estado: Activado (Acive)
[06/11/16 18:55:31] Cambiando perfil: Oficina (Office)

I`ll check further now, thanks!


стили лучше организововать так, чтобы они не "зацепили" ничего снаружи компонента. именно по этому нужно инкапсулировать стили. вот так:
```css
.todo {
  ...
}
. todo form {
  ...
}
.todo form input {
  ...
}
```


That's what this is?

`map.Add<Service>(instance)`


$sensors
k10temp-pci-00c3
Adapter: PCI adapter
temp1:        +27.4°C  (high = +70.0°C)
                       (crit = +80.0°C, hyst = +77.0°C)

nouveau-pci-0100
Adapter: PCI adapter
fan1:        3666 RPM
temp1:        +52.0°C  (high = +95.0°C, hyst =  +3.0°C)
                       (crit = +105.0°C, hyst =  +5.0°C)
                       (emerg = +135.0°C, hyst = +10.0°C)

fam15h_power-pci-00c4
Adapter: PCI adapter
power1:       61.11 W  (crit = 125.02 W)


этот код можно вынести в какой-то App.js


os_2_0_develop (Unknown) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@rockbmb No, argument generation if not the part. But you're measuring `txVerifyBench` function which uses this functionality. If, for example, `foldr` is much slower than `foldl'` then you can have results something like `1.350sec` and `1.360sec` which doesn't actuall tell a lot about what exact implementation faster, because most of the time (for example `1.300sec` is taken by slow `foldr`. So it's better to introduce as less overhead as possible. Because increasing time results by constant is formally correct but from view of machine and real time it may complicate analysis.


Append the board_id to URL, not as param


Fixes https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/spine-runtimes/issues/804


Hah, now that is interesting. The initial reason was performance. `String.join` requires a `List` which means we first have to traverse the list once for the map of `Basics.toString`, then once more to convert it to a `List`, and then once again to build the string. I believed it would be faster to just build the string in one go.

Now the interesting thing is that I benchmarked this yesterday, and it confirmed my assumptions. But I did this again just to be sure and `String.join` is actually faster on Safari (no difference on Chrome). Turns out yesterday I converted to `List` first, then did the map. Mapping first then convert is what I did now.

Pushed the new and improved version to master.


In ES6, you can replace lines 8 and 17 with:

```javascript
var returnObject = { [modelName]: payloadArr };
```


Ah, firewall will only be shown correctly after restarting the system


Hi @gregdek, did you forget `ecs_cluster` ?


@omaralbeik I'm happy to help and contribute :)


Git rm the data folder and all the csv files in your final commit. As repo is just for codes, rather than big data itself. And in addition, we do provide bash scripts to fetch the publicly available dataset.


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/184063507


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Per Finite: "you can use `typeof(T)` instead of `type.GetType()` - I'd also suggest using `instance` instead of `type` for the name"


@danielcn Resolvi os conflitos das expressões mas ainda tem um conflito pra resolver


datas are stored via ,not straight git, LFS, which meant to be store Large files


File [11b4f277dd.png](
https://github.com/samuelthomas2774/harryuk.github.io/commit/0add86d9c0a373a5f63e2a8a4e12ed96edf9c8d5#diff-938b2db6a1d76ab59828a7effe0c3478) from https://i.imgsafe.org/11b4f277dd.png


This looks like a good fit for `.map()`, at least until `Object.values()` hits browsers:

```javascript
var payloadArr = payloadKeys.map(key => payload[key]);
```


please see 4c1d66cc0840d0a8a53f5825443d2feaa1b7a888


Can you delete these in case our packager is naive and bundles them anyway?


Change *sensors | grep id | awk '{ print $4 }' | sed 's#+##'* for *cputemp* on CPU Temperature.


@Puriney


мне кажется, что эта часть кода похожа (даже должна быть похожа) на ту, что в addRecord()


I think, it's better to name this method and `newTxVerifyBench` for consistency.


here is the position i meant for `memcpy`, but i missed that it's reverse. okay, then `std::copy_backward`.


@lots0logs This is just some testing I'll be doing. Please, do not package this yet ;)


This line is duplicated in both branches, lift it outside the `if` statement? Maybe replace line 23 with:

```javascript
let newPayload = { [primaryModelClass.modelName] = payload };
```


please define "magic" numbers (1024, 400) up top


I did not realize that physical addresses are in the format "1.2.3" and group addresses are in the format "1/2/3". See my latest changes - i now support both formats ...