I'm unable to get the build to run with the changes above. Without them it works. Boost is installed.

Any idea's on a workaround?

My output with the changes applied:

```
➔ make
git clean -f -x -d
Removing .DS_Store
Removing opt/
Removing pkginfo/Distribution.xml
Removing src/apps/EventViewer/Info.plist
Removing src/apps/EventViewer/build/
Removing src/apps/PreferencesWindow/PreferencesWindow/Info.plist
Removing src/apps/PreferencesWindow/build/
Removing src/apps/Updater/Updater/Info.plist
Removing src/apps/Updater/build/
Removing src/apps/lib/libkrbn/build/
Removing src/core/console_user_server/build/
Removing src/core/event_dispatcher/build/
Removing src/core/grabber/build/
Removing src/share/karabiner_version.h
Removing src/vendor/Karabiner-VirtualHIDDevice/src/VirtualHIDManager/Info.plist
./make-package.sh
make build
......................................................................
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..
The following commands produced analyzer issues:
	AnalyzeShallow main.cpp
..(1 command with analyzer issues)
............................................................
The following commands produced analyzer issues:
	AnalyzeShallow main.cpp
(1 command with analyzer issues)
......
....................................** BUILD FAILED **

The following commands produced analyzer issues:
	AnalyzeShallow main.cpp
(1 command with analyzer issues)

The following build commands failed:
	CompileC build/karabiner_grabber.build/Release/karabiner_grabber.build/Objects-normal/x86_64/main.o main.cpp normal x86_64 c++ com.apple.compilers.llvm.clang.1_0.compiler
(1 failure)
make[3]: *** [all] Error 65
make[2]: *** [all] Error 2
make[1]: *** [build] Error 2

make: *** [all] Error 99
```


'use strik' -

> strict


Figurati... intanto grazie.
Ora provo a lavorarci con un editor in locale... ti faccio sapere (speriamo bene :D)


Got it. Will update and remove.


Great work demonstration transaction propagation. Thank you.


Typo. Weights


I think this broke keep-alive requests. Can anyone double-check for me?


setting this lower is more correct, it stops ruling out version combinations that would actually work together. why make Pkg ban a valid configuration that may be worth reproducing for archival?


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [2291showm](https://2291showm-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [app/config/sculpin_site.yml](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/b1f7cda52f34830baabbde9520fcbced815394f2/app/config/sculpin_site.yml)
- [docs/logs](https://2291showm-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/logs)
- [docs/redirects](https://2291showm-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/redirects)
- [docs/ssh-keys](https://2291showm-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/ssh-keys)
- [source/docs/assets/css/main.css](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/b1f7cda52f34830baabbde9520fcbced815394f2/source/docs/assets/css/main.css)


Good call. 😉


Thanks, reverted this commit and moved registration of the entry point to a new Griduniverse setup.py.


Вивести з допомогою console.log()


То я забув видалити. Я помилково створив там цей файл


Agreed.


You should make it explicit: `if entry_index is None:` since `entry_index` can be 0.

I don't think it's safe to remove, because a) the functions that are returning are changing (i.e. during our analysis we can determine whether a function is returning or not for more and more functions), and b) the `self._pending_entries` list is also changing.


Super fast approach :wink:


Solve issue #69


This is not the proper way to import a repo. It is missing all of the commit history. Do it this way makes you look like an idiot. I suggest reading up on how to use GitHub before starting a project like this.


Ooh, kinky.


@nrsky Аня, я добавила ещё одно сделанное задание, посмотри пожалуйста. :)


@grctest  i think from github is a sound idea.  only thing i think could be an issue possibly is precompiled can take a little longer to be released versus what is on there immediatly from an update. but i agree with your idea of scrape


Ok, thanks.


You need to rewrite your commit history. See this: https://help.github.com/articles/removing-sensitive-data-from-a-repository/


Probably causes crashes, to be reverted


You should delete this: https://help.github.com/articles/removing-sensitive-data-from-a-repository/


Testje
![camo test](http://leetmimic.nl/dump/backlog.jpg)


While I agree your changes make sense, I'm not a big of this commit. An easier fix (at least I think it's easier) would be keeping a mapping in `CFGFast` (or `CFGBase` if we want to benefit `CFGAccurate` too) between `Function` and pending jobs, so whenever a `Function` is deemed returning or not returning for the first time, we can easier query the mapping and remove corresponding pending jobs.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [#10.02 - Придумати інтерфейс для розширення функціоналу класів Officer / Manager](https://trello.com/c/Byq4tmGR/42-10-02-officer-manager)


I'm OK with that, since IAT entries won't show up in `reverse_plt` anyway.


Confirmed.


reset


Any reason why this was never merged? I'm also curious why this isn't needed in Project64 HLE


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It looks like you made a change to your event listener right here. In the last commit you had it correct. We want to listen to the SELECT element and listen for a change event.


./vidjil -c segment -g germline/homo-sapiens.g:IGH -2 -3 /home/davi/Bureau/simple_plus_indels_10000_80.fa >outvidjil_10000_80.txt


花瓣网爬虫


guys you need to work hard


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dfdf


All'inizio ero partito per sistemare i file, a parte la formattazione si
parla ancora di Verbatim, però visto che è materiale raccolto che deve
comunque essere ripreso per mano credo valga la pena correggere quando
si va a creare la bozza dei vari capitoli.


Done: https://github.com/endlessm/mutter/commit/624df7acf21b044a6e238811d3b2299bd3d45093


Yes.

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Whoops, wonder how that happened


Dovseydin kardes 😭


Actually looking at Project64's code, it seems that it's RSP can fallback to LLE if the HLE ucode isn't found, so that explains my second question, but the first question still remains ;)


Su questo hai perfettamente ragione, però già che me li rileggo e aggiungo
altre cose che mi sono venute in mente, vorrei rimette i link che si sono
tolti e riferimenti del genere che serviranno più avanti.

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Can we please use one type of if {} implementation?
Other parts the source have no extra lines for the beginning bracket, let's stay on
```
if (condition) {
    do_something
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Unity and IOC containers with third party logging


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Why did you delete 2 entries here, including mine?


@jerilyngigigo Al ser una clase de swift (y la librería ser un módulo con su propio namespace) no hace falta ponerle el prefijo "GIG". Como `InfiniteCollectionView` ya va bien 😊


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@grctest That way we block a potential vulnerability where malicious clients with high version numbers are introduced into the network to trigger update alerts on clients. Sounds like a good idea to use Github as a source for checking the most recent version.


Cheers!


yeah there is wrong naming of the css file


Not too sure why it doesn't display the username and stuff - but alright 👍


@aboamiri  Can you please explain what is this if condition?


@aboamiri  can you please let me know what this if means? "if (curTime <= InitTimeStage+dt)//AAMIRI   /A & A"


> Hell, I'm still looking for a switch cocoa code i can work with. You know how OSX folks are not always free and open?

http://www.guilmo.com/how-to-create-an-onoff-uiswitch-programmatically/

https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/UIKitUICatalog/UISwitch.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40012857-UISwitch


kyluiolljlkñ


@shubhendusaurabh I just discovered a little more about this issue wanted to see if your fix covers it.  If you hit the page directly with a "name" parameter, it will add that "name" param under "My filters".  For example, hit this:

https://www.topcoder-dev.com/listings/#&tracks=datasci&tracks=design&tracks=develop&mode=3&name=Ongoing%20challenges

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3812270/24669493/a4d1007c-1938-11e7-8784-647d284a18f1.png)


Oh. Kann gut sein. Dachte es wäre nicht mehr aktuell wegen der Abschaltung von ffmap.
Danke.


@aymericbeaumet nope, fixed in master :+1:


I'll try with VS 2017. That would explain the intrin.h issue - they don't include it as aggressively.

If you open an issue regarding this then it will be easier to track fixing it.


Instead of 'alpha' can we start using SemVer? I'm conscious that we want to communicate that flatten-tool isn't battle-hardened software but at the same time don't really operate an alpha/beta/rc/release chain


ha cambiado de normal a segun el enunciado mierda de la práctica


#4 is solved from this


comment


On voulait inverser et se passer de la négation, mais ça n'est pas le cas du coup le nom est encore plus perturbant !


@saul I've tried this branch and F12 works great :) I'm sure tooltip links will work too ;)


Any other repository needed for your branch is put on the file oca_repositories.txt. Check for example the one for 9.0: https://github.com/OCA/connector-prestashop/blob/9.0/oca_dependencies.txt


I'm getting this error each time I use np.  I've ensures the lock file is updated and pushed.  Still getting the error.  Ideas?  Thanks


This commit breaks DataTables pagination for some reason.


Should this be `min`?


@Nava2 Were you able to generate Java files? Or did you just test changing the defaults?


FWIW this commit is a year old, is already merged, and the README now says beta https://github.com/OpenDataServices/flatten-tool

Happy to discuss different ways of versioning this though.


they actually prefer **pmd** in print, sabrina has corrected me before on this.


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Have you tried `jq` https://stedolan.github.io/jq/ :slightly_smiling_face:


@St-Hawk you going to submit a PR for this?


Well, that'll teach me to not check dates before commenting! But, yes, let's have a chat about this later in the week.


What do you get when you run `yarn check --integrity` manually?


Uhm, non mi ero accorto si fosse rotto qualche link, oops.

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@suissa coloquei adição duas vezes arruma ai, fazendo favor!
é divisão e não soma ;)


Great! thanks


Maledetto virtual link !!

This was colliding with the visibility constraint
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What is this for? No chance it can suppressed, right?


Magari sono stata io a formattarli male in partenza -_-

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el scanf no es capaz de leer espacios, cuando hay un espacio para, es mejor gets(nombrevariablestring)


Should I make that version numbering more specific?


Replaced generic `"softwareLanguage"` with `"Platform"` for each `"softwareType`"`. Might be overkill, but gives a bit more flexibility while better matching structure of Ben's analysis annotations.


I didn't actually make the IZHIKEVICH_PS change. I think somebody else put it there to make it compatible when we first introduced the postsynapse code. It probably got mixed up then!


lakurot not


file miss naming


Qui ci devo lavorare... credevo fosse semplice con l'editor che uso. Provo diversamente.


wow

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6677078/24670118/2f7773c6-196d-11e7-810d-f35d02b808b1.png)


probably should move up with the other API gw related stuff


Yakov!

You rock!

:)


Birl


After some thought reverted in https://github.com/rakkhin/KerbalSmartParts/commit/0bb61ac461a54ecc3c3123a101923c715e77f273


Ci sono blocchi ripetuti, posso eliminare i duplicati? Forse nel tentativo di @kitsunenosaraT di risolvere il conflitto ha inserito entrambi i blocchi.


просьба дать пример который показывает отличие между ```var``` и ```let```


Do you have any idea what the output SHOULD look like/how to view it? :)

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 Python 1 - Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets
You are right that the distinction sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

More on lambda: Lambda is a construct that allows for functions that aren't bound to a name (anonymous functions). It's often used with common functional concepts such as map(), reduce(), sorted (), or filter().

Explore pprint in python
Prints output in a more readable and structured format.

Remember to use lambda functions and list comprehensions. In interviews those concepts can differentiate good data scientists who can write production quality code from good data scientists who cannot.

def sort_last(tuples):
       return sorted(tuples, key=lambda tup: tup[1])

Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm:
newlist = list1+list2
    print(sorted(newlist))


Good job!
Finally :hankey:


и еще, можно так меня упоминать @azizmuradovar . Таким образом я увижу в notifications


What I noticed while using the this feature was that it was doing opposite to what it meant to do. Opacity=100 means solid and opacity=0 means transparent. But applying Overlay Opacity was doing it exactly opposite.


A conflict of interest, it seems:

https://github.com/gravityview/DataTables/blob/master/includes/class-datatables-data.php#L387-L389

Although not yet sure how the heck having the setting merely declared impacts pagination counts this way.


for what there "leftOffset" constant?


@f0rr0 this should now be in `react-native-code-push@2.0.1-beta` :)


The output neurons should be getting just enough current, from the delayed input and inter neurons, at the same time, to spike. :)


Забавная конструкция, непонятно зачем тут вообще исключения, просто выводишь сообщение и все так же работает. А вообще в задании сказано, что перехватывать исключения надо в методе main.


I would totally agree if we didn't need the majority of clients at latest mandatory to effect a graceful resolution. Compromise suggests this maybe.... 'only windows X only when a mandatory is issued X only when the mandatory upgrade is to repair a failed engine (eg: not cosmetic or wish list but hardcore repair or fault resolver) X user has agreed to submit to automatic new write-over install versions where the upgrade occurs in a set time window (off-peak local time) X if: the upgrade needs a reboot of client or computer or both to satisfy best-practise, then this action will only occur if the user has agreed to submit to an ungraceful hard reboot (it could be a graceful soft reboot however, best to caveat for last-resort scenario)


close issue #38


The point of os.path.join is to ***not*** use a plus. It does not do anything if there is only one argument. It takes care of the '/' - because what if processed_path ended in a '/'? Then you would have <somepath>//metadata.txt which would not work.


RE: Python
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If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

More on lambda: Lambda is a construct that allows for functions that aren't bound to a name (anonymous functions). It's often used with common functional concepts such as map(), reduce(), sorted (), or filter().

Explore pprint in python
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Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.
newlist = list1+list2
    print(sorted(newlist))


@kylegregory I tried to clone your repo and cherry-pick this commit, but it appears that you deleted it from your repo. I could just apply the patch myself, but I'd like to did credit were it is due. Once we get this fixed, I'll be doing a point release (see #1192).


Can we add some styling to show what column is being sorted by? Like a caret or something? Also, can we make it so that you can sort in ascending and descending order? I.e. if it is sorted in ascending order, and you click the top of the column, it switches to descending. Also, we should have "cursor: pointer" when hovering over the clickable th elements so that it is clear that you can click them.


Если у тебя только html-формат, то можно не писать блок respond_to и format


rest file with war extension


можно проще ``{{ form(form) }}``


add line plz


We should check this on extreme cases, I'm not sure I parsed it in the best way, it's just a simple parser.


This commit broke compatibility with django-haystack == 2.5.1


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Nice solution to front_back()!

 Python 1 - Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets
You are right that the distinction sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

More on lambda: Lambda is a construct that allows for functions that aren't bound to a name (anonymous functions). It's often used with common functional concepts such as map(), reduce(), sorted (), or filter().

Explore pprint in python
Prints output in a more readable and structured format.


``{{ form(outform) }}``


Looks like it's somewhat related to caching as well, since if we disable this cache branch here https://github.com/gravityview/DataTables/blob/master/includes/class-datatables-data.php#L418 it starts working correctly. Cache key names based on the atts?... wth is going on? :confused:


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actualizar esto


@silhouettes just upgraded works fine thanks!


Resolve only the existing problems.


Pas bien d'enregistrer le mot de passe en clair dans une base de données


RE: Python
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If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

More on lambda: Lambda is a construct that allows for functions that aren't bound to a name (anonymous functions). It's often used with common functional concepts such as map(), reduce(), sorted (), or filter().

Explore pprint in python
Prints output in a more readable and structured format.

linear merge:
newlist = list1+list2
    print(sorted(newlist))


This case doesn't necessarily imply that the package was found using the registry. It could e.g. be on the `CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH`. So I think the output is misleading.


This is a bit confusing, because ***if*** the innerHTML is a number, then the numbers are being compared as strings. This does work in js but it is unclear/confusing. Also, some of our columns are not just numbers, like the sun/moon diff. E.g. one of those cells (copied from the output) contains:

```
"Center offset: <br>No Moon in ground truth<br>
                                <br>
                                Radius difference: <br>No Moon in ground truth<br>"
```

We need to parse these cell's content in some way to make this comparison make sense.


should be xfce4-settings


А навіщо в назві поля повторювати departament?
Можна назвати щось типу:
```
name
description
```


accept change


5B Advanced Python:

RE: 05b-python.md
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a. [Explore defaultdict option in python](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5900578/how-does-collections-defaultdict-work)
defaultdict means that if an key is not found in the dictionary that instead of a KeyError being thrown a new value is created. The type of this new pair is given by the argument of defaultdict.

b. Markov!! Give it a try.


You will have to create a folder called Files in the c drive. This is the target folder for the split 10 MB files. If you want to chose some other folder, make necessary changes to the String newfile="c:\\Files\\temp" + "_" + key + ".txt"; on line number 164 of the java file


При таких проверках может быть ошибка когда `ad_c` будет равен 0. Например, при `с=-1`. В этом случае `math.log(ad_c)` завершится с ошибкой.


ok


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yes


This is definitely a very good addition :) Thanks for that Ed!


cc @yungsters


I'm not seeing that. What's a way to reproduce this problem?


Thanks so much for doing this. Very helpful!


@ajefts yes, I think so. I have added checks that compare if filter name matches any default filter name, then it won't be added to my filters list.


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Finally ... we have the "table of contents" ! yeah :)


does this break multi-byte encoded strings?


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Q11 Another great way to see this data is by using groupby, which is a very powerful feature in Pandas. Make it your friend :)
df.groupby('region').count()

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Extras!

With this exercise, you have been exploring the built in functionality of Pandas. To find out which built-in functions are available, try typing df. + tab to access autocomplete. The dot after df will turn red and you will see a drop down list of available functions, like df.head. This is a great way to learn about all that Pandas has to offer.

The exclamation point syntax is part of IPython magic
commands. These are special functions that provide helpful abilities to the interpreter. IPython ships many of these by default, and you can write your own if you need custom functionality. You can see a list of the ones available in your interpreter by running the %lsmagic command.

http://ipython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/interactive/magics.html?highlight=magic%20commands


a minor suggestion: I would add one word to emphasize that "plpgsql" must be enabled *before* the sequence script can be run:

"the procedural language `plpgsql` should be enabled *first*."


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df.groupby('region').count()

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With this exercise, you have been exploring the built in functionality of Pandas. To find out which built-in functions are available, try typing df. + tab to access autocomplete. The dot after df will turn red and you will see a drop down list of available functions, like df.head. This is a great way to learn about all that Pandas has to offer.

The exclamation point syntax is part of IPython magic
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http://ipython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/interactive/magics.html?highlight=magic%20commands


Não seria questão 3?


indentation is wrong on this line.


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Style looks so much cleaner! Good job!


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symint615的数据请不要从html页面获取，这样取不到销量和库存。参考cheerio取数据的方式


I recommend that a comment is added in .travis.yml about why the `dd` version is pinned here.

motivating use-case: try to locally repeat commands from .travis.yml, but without immediate access to the repo history or without knowing about `git blame`.


Solve issue #28 too.


@bozzmob We don't need to exclude anything because we are only minifying our code which is not minified already. Does that make sense?


RE: Pandas
Hello @pedronavaja
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---
Good job in completing the Pandas section!
A link to solutions will be sent out soon.

---
Comments

Q9: If you include ‘inplace=True’, the operation is done in place and you don’t need to assign it to a new df, see below:
df.rename(columns = {'Unnamed: 0' : 'sub_region_desc'}, inplace = True)

Q11 Another great way to see this data is by using groupby, which is a very powerful feature in Pandas. Make it your friend :)
df.groupby('region').count()

---
Extras!

With this exercise, you have been exploring the built in functionality of Pandas. To find out which built-in functions are available, try typing df. + tab to access autocomplete. The dot after df will turn red and you will see a drop down list of available functions, like df.head. This is a great way to learn about all that Pandas has to offer.

The exclamation point syntax is part of IPython magic
commands. These are special functions that provide helpful abilities to the interpreter. IPython ships many of these by default, and you can write your own if you need custom functionality. You can see a list of the ones available in your interpreter by running the %lsmagic command.

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you could have just used current_user here for all of this. It's available in controllers, helpers and views.


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用cheerio做选择后，仅处理需要自闭合的标签即可：img,input. style/script/link等无需处理


You could have done this:

```
current_user.premium!
```

That's a method given to us by ENUM.


不要这样写promise:
crawlData(taskid)
.then( v1 => processData(v1) )
.then( v2 => persistData(v2) )
.then( v3 => res.json(v3) );

注意将对应的数据整理、数据持久化函数返回值设定为promise


missing the a, but not a :shipit:


You can remove these view tests - we won't use them.


Thanks

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You can remove these helper specs - until you have something in the helper we need to test, we won't use them.


`=bootstrap_form_for :departament, url: organization_departaments_path(@organization)`


@rianby64 chrome dev tools выдавал ошибку


Looks you're right. It's an inconsistency in django-haystack, which doesn't provide those arguments to the BaseSearchBackend signatures, but provides them to concrete backends and use that `commit` argument in the `update_index` command.
@jorgecarleitao you could simply revert this one.


если использовать var то тоже ошибка


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:shipit:


@rubik yeah didn't think of that. Although, seeing that order doesn't matter here, DFS or BFS doesn't really make any difference, does it?


do you think it'll work this way? It is the boring ssl which was missing?


From now i use js2py to resolve openload links


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In general, React Native usually supports and sometimes requires the latest version of macOS and Xcode, so update frequently.


@kyuwankim 이거 DiaryManageActivity에서 추가, 수정을 둘다 할 수 있도록 할라한건데..


permite el adjunto, se verifico


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Is 40 right? If this is new in llvm you probably meant 50.


Indeed, it seems that it seems that gcc 4.9 can break, I'm fixing it.


Coolio, will do it.


아 이거 툴바부분 없어도될거같아서 맹글다가 없앴는데 하 이게 올라와버렷네?

아ㅏㅏ 또 깃 뭔가 내 머릿속이꼬이기시작한닼ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ


it doesnt work dude


Ack.


@kyuwankim 그럼 주무세요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ


Размеры метки нужно учитавать не тут, а на 217 строке


looks like an option for brownfield apps?


bien hecho amigo


dgsd


choose the extracted files in load more extensions option on chrome://extensions and then enable the extension


@ericawarren , so here is a draft of a class setup for the Section Start Rules!

• module SStart_Rules.bas imports the json, gets collections of section-types for use in processing rules later (this could be done in its own small class, though this is pretty straightforward), and loops through top level members of the json, creating an object for each using a factory.
• the factory module is basically a pass-through, but we can use it for any other classes we want and this method of initializing is nice.
• the class module:  I used (I think they're called) member variables instead of properties, since we're not passing these values back out of the class.  Basically the Init sub creates the object, passes it to a sub (ProcessRule) to process the rule, and if there's a 'next' contiguous_block_criteria for the section start style, runs the init sub again for that.

I am completely open to changes, restructuring, renaming etc.  This is roughly a parallel to what I did in the js.


Aquí se agrega la biblioteca de terceros AVLoadingIndicatorView


I thought 40 was right (40 is dated only 2 weeks ago) but it looks like the intrinsics were still not available then. Do we only have a buildbot for 3.9 and trunk?


Any updates?


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I'm in IRC with jokke trying to debug why his HTTP client is doing keepalive with a ruby-based HTTP server but not a crystal-based one. From following the code, i'm pretty sure that we close the underlying IO after every request, even if keepalive is specified.


Well, not sure if I am getting it right, but

> mixed-up replies

 doesn't sound as something that one is free to disregard completely.

Would it make sense to elaborate some more on this?


That's correct. I guess I'll make a 4.0 buildbot and retire the 3.7 ones.

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Thank you for fixing this. It gave me a bit of a start, as I was digging into the codebase to fix this as it’s a blocker for me; and imagine my surprise to find that (a) it was fixed in the latest pre-release, and (b) it was fixed by “petterh”.

-- Petter H[äggholm]


@davin-dev Alot has changed since then. Most likely its fully patched!


А что будет если ```i < 100```?


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Hi @dreyes15 I haven't done much work on the project lately as you can see. My plan was to support full rubber ducky scripting language, but I didn't finish it quite yet. Feel free to fork the project if you want. Open also a pull request if you change something. I know about a cool similar project on indiegogo called Malduino it's a similar implementation, just a lot more polished. Check it out.

Best regards!


Great. Thanks for the reply.


так так... что такое... ```nextPrime```? метка что ли?


i love "coffee" and "pizza"


Can you fix the commit message to say "appropriate" instead of "appropriately"? #ocd


resolve #10


Please squash this with https://github.com/endlessm/mutter/commit/83884d85c40d12f2d8eebb36d3f9793f64e7386b (also needed on the upstream patch)


Can you recommit this to fusor/ansible-playbook-bundle-library?  I don't think we should develop in this repo if we're moving away from the name ansibleapps.


wrong branch, too tired


@ericgable


I would think all lines but 45 can change the same, no? I guess in 17 we could change the description text to update / upgrade dependencies, but why change the long-form argument potentially breaking a call pattern?


Should probably be squashed with https://github.com/endlessm/mutter/commit/83884d85c40d12f2d8eebb36d3f9793f64e7386b as well.


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Please squash with https://github.com/endlessm/mutter/commit/6abd39d66cdf247e39d414179999d62ed45a0f9b


Done. The buildbots should now catch any remaining error.


rename docs-site to site-docs and landing to site-landing (#936)

Preview: documentation
Coverage: core | datetime


```javascript
var myRegExp = /[0-9]/;
var mySecondRegExp = /^[A-Z]/;
```
Пока не обязательно делать акцент на ```RegExp```ы. Их можно освоить по мере возможности.


No, sorry. I already update page:)


Here is a good example. Every view should have an afterEnter method which is a lifecycle method indicating all things have rendered. Here is where we will use the new directory service method .onRootScopeActiveStateEvent($rootScope, $state, , 'event.name') {//TODO: listen for event name + state name}


you can download it from here:
https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/libtensorflow/libtensorflow_jni-cpu-windows-x86_64-1.1.0-rc1.zip


[Button] Support for small buttons (#932)

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Coverage: core | datetime


Ок. Это потому, что Chrome понимает ES6. Как переписать
```javascript
if (myvar > 0) {
  let myLet = 60;
  var myVarIn = 40;
}
```
применяя ES5? т.е. без слова let?


Here is where we should use the new directory service scope active state method.


nice catch


Do you have some Crystal code to reproduce this?

The `super` would invoke `IO::Sized#close` but that doesn't close the socket because `sync_close` is `false` by default.


where are the MAN and JAP new names coming from


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Fixed small issue...


Changed it again, so do not even try :)


I see a file name and a comment.


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@xabre: Everything fine?


Comment


Leave line not


I ultimately installed `2.13.0` explicitly to get my module published.
Then I installed the latest `2.13.1` and was able to publish that one successfully.


Не совсем понял вопрос @rianby64


ok


Remove all console.logs


Couldn't get the integration tests going, didn't have time.


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Поправил


zz


@eliotmcintire when R 3.4.0 is released in a few weeks, we can restore the "oldrel" tests for travis and appveyor, as 3.3.x should become the new "oldrel"


Status code here should be  400 bad request


Added a new function which allows to build SQL queries dynamically.


![tarea 6](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/26904714/24672918/0b28b8da-193c-11e7-9bca-9ef813c7a4e4.jpg)


No ocupa recibir los parámetros


As far as I can tell everything looks fine. Thanks.


![tarea 6](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/26904714/24672984/3ddc41fc-193c-11e7-9126-8869ce9bcb71.jpg)


Fulfilled the code convention.


Fulfilled the code convention


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This will be a router.get(/, function(req, res, next) {}); function


C++17 以降は「メジャー」「マイナー」という位置づけはされなくなったということなので、ここでの記述も改めたほうがよさそうです。
https://groups.google.com/a/isocpp.org/d/msg/std-proposals/qd3L1-bGg1A/ut0Fu2ODCwAJ
> ... C++ standardization is using a ship train model; ... Please stop spreading this major/minor idea; ...

メモ: このページの `std...` 名前空間の予約の節にも「メジャー」の言及があります。（他のファイルは未確認。）


This will be a `router.get('/new', function(req, res, next) { });` function


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Refactor your message to `Document updated`


#6088-User-file-showing-fatal-error-when-sizing-hot-water-coil-UA (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2488 of 2488 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Okay, the transient key changes so I was getting some old results. Makes sense then. This commit doesn't break the pagination, this one does: 0a7ff8d951c433a11c554b5a4ac4a5766870dc31

DataTables should definitely not be playing with the offset setting like this, because the `view_entries` counts have the offset subtracted from them. The offset is a sort of transparent cursor that gobbles up the first N records never even showing them or accounting them in any of the totals.

The fix in the DataTables plugin would be to add the offset back to the counts for now (https://github.com/gravityview/DataTables/pull/61). And use the new `Entry_Collection` filtering API's pagination as soon as we are rewriting the plugins.


Status code here shouldn't be a 500


This will be a `router.post('/new', function(req, res, next) { });` function.

Body of the form will be in `req.params`.


Alight, just checking that I didn't miss something obvious. The stuff you added is great, really appreciate you taking the time to put it together. I was really stuck!

I've got a solution that is generating and compiling now, but it relies heavily on duct-tape and bubble gum to hold it all together. Going to work out a few of the kinks and clean it up, hopefully can push something today


merg


Remember to change this to `var Recipe`


Status code here should be a 409 conflict


Does not include 3D benchmarks yet


![tarea 6](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/26904714/24673207/1a4168fc-193d-11e7-831a-055b8f94e22b.jpg)


Broke pagination on DataTables, see https://github.com/gravityview/DataTables/pull/61


Your params should be objects and not *


хорошо босс! :)))) Будет сделано


this is my first repo


ну как бы можно и так year.each {|month, days| puts month, days if days == 30} Внес исправления


Does not include 3D benchmarks yet!


done


409 conflict


I did this wrong!!!


@dozel I've already made a PR for U! That's fine. Also I'll add additional check if value instead of steps presented! Thank you!


The problem now is that expireTime could be 1 ms before actual expiry and we will return existing (to be invalid in 1ms) Credentials - which will cause job failures.


@gundalar @dull7295 Please note this one. If a properties file is passed to PO using `-Dctrp.properties.file` option, then *all* properties must be in it, `ctep-services.properties` will *not* be read.


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Wrong commited


Whats the duct-tape? Is it super awful? 🙂


This should be some util method which takes the strings and keeps appending to it.


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Thanks! Anytime you see `nativeFloor` or other `Math` references you can just remove them in favor of using `Math.floor` and alike inline.


jhgj


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#6088-User-file-showing-fatal-error-when-sizing-hot-water-coil-UA (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2528 of 2528 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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The current declared version is 0.4.0-alpha, so you're going to have a problem down the road where this tries to run again.


I'm [working on](https://github.com/benjamn/reify) the ECMAScript module (esm) module loader so soon these basic mistakes will be caught sooner.


Should this add degrees or radians? You used radians in the wrap_angle function


Same here


Indeed, but that's a separate issue: we should be calling the tasklet to free descriptors regardless of this ASYNC_TX ack issue. Thanks for pointing this out!


solo una excepción


`return Objects.equals(firstName, secondName)`


Such a better solution than where I was going with this. Thanks @davidtheclark


thank you!


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var myLet;

if (myvar > 0) {
  myLet = 60;
  var myVarIn = 40;
}

@rianby64 возможно так?


fixed https://github.com/programGrupo7/grupo7/commit/056adf534196e2568b56db8d01d52436a7397033


#6088-User-file-showing-fatal-error-when-sizing-hot-water-coil-UA (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2494 of 2494 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@varac so then you agree to have a line like `Anonymous Coward <varacanero@zeromail.org>` (or something to that effect) in AUTHORS.rst?


Huh.

I don't understand this, and it's a very very dirty hack that I would like to see resolved in a proper manner.

Why is the property for the detailUrl and magneturl empty? what's that supposed to feed to the querySelector?


Not rounded, truncated. Done.


It was the official names of them

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If you don't ACK on initialization the async_tx descriptors, then in the descriptor allocation function none of them will be available. So you have to pretend that the descriptors are initially ACKed. I've borrowed this from some other DMA driver.


ok, просто глянул [тут](https://ru.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ruby/%D0%9F%D0%BE%D0%B4%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%BD%D0%B5%D0%B5_%D0%BE_%D0%BC%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%81%D0%B8%D0%B2%D0%B0%D1%85#.D0.A1.D0.BF.D0.BE.D1.81.D0.BE.D0.B1.D1.8B_.D1.81.D0.BE.D0.B7.D0.B4.D0.B0.D0.BD.D0.B8.D1.8F_.D0.BC.D0.B0.D1.81.D1.81.D0.B8.D0.B2.D0.B0) не придал особого занчения. Поправил


I was looking for that! I've used `jq` in the past but I couldn't remember the name of the package. I did a `brew search json` and nothing sounded familiar so I gave `sbjson` a shot. It works well, but more letters to type.


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Right, will do.


(Adding same comments as in commit https://github.com/weiqingy/shc/commit/2426ca7289286548695940d5ed464ba9bc8600a4)

The problem now is that expireTime could be 1 ms before actual expiry and we will return existing (to be invalid in 1ms) Credentials - which will cause job failures.


(Adding same comment as https://github.com/weiqingy/shc/commit/2426ca7289286548695940d5ed464ba9bc8600a4 )
This should be some util method which takes the strings and keeps appending to it.


Wuuutttt?! `Uint8ClampedArray` round to nearest?! You are correct. This behavior differs from other arrays, e.g., `Int32Array`.


Its true that more than one read could have the current read as its mate. But we'd still only want to output each read once wouldn't we?

I can't quite get my head around what is happening. I do know that when I didn't do this, I go more mates found than there were reads in self.read1s, but I can't quite work out how that could have happened. :-S


problem when amending a commit so i merged instead


Good point.


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``` javascript
var a = new Uint8Array( [ 3.14, 4.99 ] );
// returns <Uint8Array>[ 3, 4 ]
```
WTF.


Oh.. fancy! Thanks :)


`renderManager.addLanguageControlBadge($("#"+languages[j].toLowerCase()+"Button")[0], backgroundPage.newMoviesCnt[j]);`


EXAMPLE:
          var capabilities = webdriver.Capabilities.phantomjs();
          capabilities.set('acceptSslCerts', true);

Allows ssl cert errors to be ignored. Helpful when using a proxy and you don't want to configure ssl


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[DateRangeInput] Add popoverProps prop (#940)

Preview: documentation
Coverage: core | datetime


Yeah, I thought about that as well. Maybe use another factor (say 0.95) in isTokenExpired()?


> The problem i see here is that json is too verbose and its tiring to write this by hand, maybe yaml would fit better for humans, or maybe some kind of vapi language honoring comments on top of the function signatures.
>
> That json can be an intermediate language..

Vim is fine for these repetitive tasks, although I did make a Perl script to make it easier to cut up the API call definitions and generate JSON. Once most of the functions are defined, this will become a non-problem, I think. (Personally, I prefer JSON over YAML just because spaces are a b*tch)

> The camelcasing should be optional depending on the target language imho,

This might not need to be actually in the JSON definition since it's easy convertible from the underscore notation? There might be some edge cases where it looks weird though. (And if APIs look "generated" and not "human-friendly/intuitive", they might not be the APIs people are looking for) On the other hand I think that every language will have something that looks _odd_ if you generate code. (Some languages do not use "get" and "set" names in methods, etc.)

> and we should describe sync and async methodologies maybe with promises or futures and this should be done in the runtime code that parses this descriptor

You're speaking too much Javascript here, I only speak Perl. :P But seriously, does the API need to define the possibility for callbacks and promises when that's not really _that_ common outside of the Javascript language (or maybe I'm still stuck in nineties)? Depending on how the code generation (or the function call catching that I do) will be implemented, it does not really have to be defined in the JSON but rather in the code generator?

I guess what I'm trying to say is that there's a trade-off between intuitive APIs per language and a general (non-intuitive) code generated API.

I'll think about these things a bit more but that's what my initial thoughts are.


For whatever reason, `Uint8ClampedArray` behaves dirrently from `Uint8Array` with respect to this.


These code is to write the log to a file instead of to the screen. They are for testing purpose only and will be removed in the final version.


seems like this will clear ansible_local on the second pass through here ... :sadpanda:


Thanks for the observation, added comment in 28383398303349851d2c7d2b07f6217135b9319c.

It is unfortunate that `tulip` has to mention an indirect version constraint, but some times this is unavoidable. In the near future the dependency will be updated to `omega >= 0.1.0`, so it will be possible to remove this constraint again.


Good point!


This is part of a simple optimization to our development workflow that starts preparing a bundle while we wait for an updated binary to be downloaded (instead of waiting for the binary to finish downloading, starting up in a simulator, and sending a request to the server).


Good point, I just created 'no ify issue', sorry


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This commit also included adding some new test data to archive-core. The reference sheets (books.csv, people.csv, locations.csv) were updated so new formats can be checked.


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Clonare il ramo prima di apportare qualsiasi tipo di modifica.


@zmwangx

Thanks to [byzanz](https://github.com/GNOME/byzanz) and [screenkey](https://launchpad.net/screenkey)


Так же добафлен функционал кнопке "Оформить заказ" - она оформляет заказ на текущего пользователя.


nice


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This is the one place where using ZFSGETLVAL is wrong. You want to read the savecount, which actually is a "received" value. Change to
```
     # explicitly not get local but any value, as savecount may be local if run on master, or received if run on destination
        savecount=`zfs get -H -o value ${ZREPTAG}:savecount $1`
```


Použijte nějaký rozumný prefix a jmenný prostor. Např. prefixe "image" a jako jmenný prostor můžete použít URL projektu na GitHub.


Ok Mr  je veux essayer de refaire.


Chybí určení typu vrácené hodnoty, stejný problém bude asi u ostatních funkcí. Staří přidat atribut as="xs:boolean"


sd


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Histogram Bar Plots (#3316)

Demo: quicktests | fiddle


Should these be subtracted from zero? You already flipped the angles in get_obstacle_force().


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When do you mean to release this in a new version?


Where is this file?

Is it possible to add some CLI args to select what we want to rebuild?


Calling a class method (looks like) instead an an object one is really better?
(Honestly, I don't know :/)


no, it just ensures it always exists


hello...actually there are no streaming entering in all channel...


`isinstance(item["name"], (str, unicode))` may be a better way :smile:


Not sure changing `any()` for `len()` will not break something.
AFAIK, lights are contained in numeric arrays, and can be 0, and `.any()` checks if any item in the array is not 0.
If the array is `[0, 0, 0, 0]`, the `continue` statement will no be executed, and the program will execute the next instructions (which is useless if the array contains only zeros, I guess).


Same comment as line 67


Can't remember exactly which value `arg[4]` can have, but if it's 0, we'll have a problem...


Shall be `if not len(...`


(Y)


I guess that the player orientation can be (0, 0), so what happens when yaw or pitch or both are 0 (which is not None)?


I guess so :smile:


If this attribute is read only, it's fine :)


If the data returned by `makeQuads()` does not need to be modified by the code which called it, it's fine, otherwise, we'll have a problem.


check the issue about ansible_local (#14641). It clears it. I have a test case.


To address issues #1 and #3


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Místo xsl:value používejte pro vracení hodnoty z funkce xsl:sequence.


The option was removed but you forgot to deprecate it.


dsdsds


you aren't bad)


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Thanks for letting me know. Indeed, that was a problem. Fixed in 0.5.1 (6ab49ea).

(I guess I should start writing unit tests…)


Nevím, jestli by nebylo mít lepší funkce, kterým by se obrázek předával již jako binárdní data (xs:base64Binary). Pokud člověk nad obrázkem bude volat více funkcí, soubor by se v každé jinak načítal znovu. Případně ideálně mít dvě funkce -- jednu akceptující jméno souboru/URL a druhou akceptující přímo již data obrázku.


You are crushing it :)


I have PR that fixes this.


Funkce, která vrátí jeden vybraný údaj mi nepřijde moc užitečná. Lepší by bylo vrátit vše najednou.


Thanks @gturco


ah, missing elif 'ansibl_local' in all_vars ....


Funkce by měla jen vracet číslo verze, ne nějaký text okolo.


http://www.quickfixj.org/jira/browse/QFJ-885 exists for that


does this use Nested For Loop?


I think it has too many input args, can we use instead a triangle as an input?


Notes below regard differences between merged versions, for the sake of all parties involved

```New variable longestRoad
New method reset()
New method checkLongestRoad(player)
New method addConnectedPaths(allOptions, pathNum, player)
New method checkIfConnected(arrayList, pathNum, player)
New method SetHexTypeAndNumber(index, type, number) to allow altering a single hex's characteristics

Some variables were changed from "default" scope to public to continue to fulfill current use cases despite putting classes in seperate packages
Work in initializer GameBoard() split up into multiple smaller functions
        InitJoints()
        InitHexes()
        InitPaths()
        SetupGameBoard() (appears to be for future use)
        InitPorts()  (adapting addition of ports to the split up style)

Various methods
        removed call UserInterface.emptySelectedJoints() and UserInterface.emptyBank()
                Seperation of general class from specific usage, UserInterface should figure out to do that without being told here

Conflicts in nextTurn():
	Return type, void or boolean
		Resolution:  returning boolean for potential responsiveness
	New call to checkGameWinner(), presently unused
		Resolution:  not included, victory checks can be performed after actions that affect victory points, and at the start of the turn
Conflict: GetWinner() vs. checkGameWinner()
	One checks if any player is at 10 victory points, other checks if current player has 10 victory points
		Resolution:  checkGameWinner() kept.  Players can only win during their turn.
	Fixed during merge:  name changed from checkIfConnectd to checkIfConnected
Conflict: Turn 1/2 method name changes
	e.g. have2Road() vs. CurrentPlayerHasTwoRoads()
		Resolution:  used more descriptive names, e.g. CurrentPlayerHasTwoRoads()
Conflict:  variable name turn vs. round
		Resolution:  used "round", as it was more contextually appropriate
Conflict:  scope of hexInitArray
		Resolution:  used "local to scrambleHexes()" implementation
Conflict: isGoodCityPlacement logic
		Resolution:  used more specific logic from Scott's code
Conflict:  scope of getPlacePath, getPlaceRobber, getPlaceSettlementOrCity
		Resolution:  used public scope

Added during merge:
        Utilizes both constructors by having GameBoard() call GameBoard(false)
        Reorganized methods to respect principle of locality

Unverified:
	change to "new Joint" calls due to modified constructor?
	seeMap - used or commented out?```


@matthieugendreau


This sounds like a good idea! It does a much more intuitive job of bookkeeping than the previous solutions (which should be considered buggy, as you note). As long as we keep everything to the development branch for now, I am more than OK with backwards-incompatible changes if they make the next release (v2.0?) that much more user-friendly. At that point we'll just need to do a thorough job updating (and perhaps simplifying) the documentation and tutorials.


Hola, que  tarea puedo ejecutar para  compilar el proyecto con una nueva configuracion.


i'm not really understand this point.
because part of my debug before, i remove the ACK and it works well without any issue.


I can, but I am not interested in proving that I complete it

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Supporting new formats should be dead-simple this way: jut add here something that transforms the file to an array of arrays. The `to_hashes` method then tries to identify the trigramme and amount columns and transform the entries to hashes.


@spriadka Toto by mohlo pouzivat metodu collides(Collidable, Point)


Hello ryzard,
I am trying to set up the SDS011 to a raspberry. Unfortunately I am not too much experienzed.
I tried several codings and so I am able rigth now to read the sensor measurement data. But the sleep mode does not work. Does it work with your code?
I am not familiar with the code language you are using. Could you please tell me some infos what language you are using and maybe - if possible - how to use your code in some detail?
I would apreciate it very much. Kind regards,
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Did these changes make this error, @dpogue ?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43195668/cordova-error-using-cordova-android-6-2-0-getfileresources-is-not-a-function


Have you tested this from a standalone version of duckietv ?
I get this on standalone:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6933240/24675129/2a4cbf5e-19d2-11e7-86fa-a1e3bb2ec4c4.png)
but it works on chrome browser:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6933240/24675157/453491c0-19d2-11e7-9fb5-93ffbc54b3c0.png)
?


Shouldn't the test be `master==other.ump`? What the user specifies here should have priority over the way they override the defaults in the umple closure below, right?


It's not *that* bad. Probably the iffiest thing I've done is add the `SourceSet` that each `UmpleGenerateTask` is associated with as a member variable of `UmpleGenerateTask`. That's the only way I could figure out how to configure the source set so that it knows where to look for the generated Java files when `compleSourceSetJava` is invoked. The `SourceSet` is used in `UmpleGenerateTask` here:

```
if (language == UmpleLanguage.JAVA) {
                sourceSet.java.srcDir consoleConfig.path.get()
```

The way it was before:

`sourceSet.java.srcDir consoleConfig.path`

Failed because `sourceSet` is a null object. There may be an easier/less clunk way to get access to the underlying `SourceSet`, but I haven't been able to figure it out.


This commit also makes resource forks separate fileobjects.


Yes! It should -- good catch.


remove the ``,``, all variables that are treated as a list should be space separated


@frankwiles When you get a chance we should get this up to pypi. Thanks!