Okay, das ist das Resultat, wir müsste den das Eingangssignal aussehen..


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We now have an extension method that wraps the foreach and string comparison (`GetCustomAttributeHandle`). Might save quite a few lines when also used for the ThreadStatic case.


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4) Verified this fix by manually throwing 'Bad Month' exception and made sure gcd
is crashing.

Sukhada, Do you mean crash mean is GCD process shutdowns?


adding my working seed node for bitshares (I thought it was in the official list, its maintained and works for months now)


Allow setting size on container span

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Slight nitpick, but for an easier reading of the code when testing fs.promises and its methods, use the full name of the method call, or use another name other than fs (eg. fsPromises), just so it is more clear it has promise capabilities.


That looks good. A pull request is welcome.


That's also finem but please change the order of the include statements: first the <> ones, then those with "".


Thank you for clarification @eduardev. Please correct me if I am wrong. From my understanding making sampling rule exported solve the problem where you can directly access it in your user code. Without this change you should get a compiler error like `cannot refer to unexported name samplingRule` on build. I don't quite understand how this change could fix the runtime panic mentioned in OP.

Since we cannot reproduce the runtime panic on our side with RC6 code, we don't have confidence of releasing a new version claiming this commit fixed that panic. Could you provide some instructions to reproduce the panic or explain a little bit further on how unexported `samplingRule` could result in a panic?


Summary of updates:
- new DB schema; make sure to create new DB with sqlite/sqlite_template_db_nodata.sql
- updated `run_SDM` arguments. Fewer folders to specify. All model folders are now created during the model run
- `model_species` argument now always required and must match existing CODE name in `lkpSpecies` in the database
- archived presence/background files with distinct timestamps, saved in model run information in DB
- saves variable importance values in a new DB table
- new thresholds MTPG (MTP by group) and MRV (Minimum [predicted; not OOB] reach value)
- all thresholds assigned as columns to output shapefile
- bunch of bug fixes


Thanks for pointing that out, fixed.


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excellent


Please confirm that this exception is not caught in main thread in GCD.


clase Conexion


Green Button


Habe mir mal eben schnell die Unittests angesehen.... Die laufen alle mit MredEnabled = false;
So kann man den Fehler nicht finden.. :(

https://github.com/RFD-FHEM/SIGNALDuino/blob/975bf1d4d463cbf94e7dbaa10a0496fa09f4e55b/tests/testSignalDecoder/tests.cpp#L202

Jetzt würde ich gerne einen Test erstellen, bei dem die MRED aktiv ist, dann könnte man das mal schön testen ob es klappt.


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looks good


Please be consistent on space tabs.


Yeah! We got it! Eggdrop is C89 / Posix2001!
CFLAGS="-std=c89 -D_POSIX_C_SOURCE=200112L -D_XOPEN_SOURCE=500 -D_DEFAULT_SOURCE"


I am trying to scrape this page https://www.autotrader.co.za/isused/true/search with your scraper. I get this error:
1. SRV.PY - File "./srv.py", line 23, in <module>
    db_filename = sys.argv[1]
IndexError: list index out of range

2. SCRAPER.PY - File "./scraper.py", line 20, in <module>
    url_list = pickle.load(i_file)
UnpicklingError: invalid load key, '#'.

I would just like to get a csv file with the car features and price.

I hope you'll be able to help me fix this issue


Gateway should not be in the name here.


Okay - I'm going to change the order of the includes.

And the modification below about the minimal target version is also fine for you? - Because of my lack of experience with macOS development I'm currently not sure, if the binary will really work as expected on 10.7. If you think, that it is fine, I would also create a pull request for the minimal version.

Or do you prefer two separate pull requests?


python3 manage.py makemigrations todoapp
python3 manage.py migrate
python3 manage.py runserver


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From model ma quen save mat:

from django.db import models
from django.contrib.auth.models import User

# Create your models here.
class Todo(models.Model):
	text = models.CharField(max_length=512)
	is_complete = models.BooleanField(default=False)
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	def __str__(self):
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@zarniak A simplified syntax is `s += x`


[R/berekenLSVIbasis.R:419:16:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/R/berekenLSVIbasis.R#L419) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
<U+200B>          mean(((.data$Verschilscore + 1) / 2) ^ -1,
               ^
```
[R/berekenLSVIbasis.R:419:17:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/R/berekenLSVIbasis.R#L419) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
<U+200B>          mean(((.data$Verschilscore + 1) / 2) ^ -1,
                ^
```
[R/berekenLSVIbasis.R:438:31:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/R/berekenLSVIbasis.R#L438) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
<U+200B>        Index_min_harm = mean(((.data$Index_min_criterium + 1) / 2) ^ -1,
                              ^
```
[R/berekenLSVIbasis.R:438:32:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/R/berekenLSVIbasis.R#L438) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
<U+200B>        Index_min_harm = mean(((.data$Index_min_criterium + 1) / 2) ^ -1,
                               ^
```
[R/berekenLSVIbasis.R:442:16:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/R/berekenLSVIbasis.R#L442) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
<U+200B>          mean(((.data$Index_harm_criterium + 1) / 2) ^ -1,
               ^
```
[R/berekenLSVIbasis.R:442:17:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/R/berekenLSVIbasis.R#L442) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
<U+200B>          mean(((.data$Index_harm_criterium + 1) / 2) ^ -1,
                ^
```
[R/combinerenVerschilscore.R:35:6:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/R/combinerenVerschilscore.R#L35) *warning:* **local variable '%max%' assigned but may not be used**
```r
<U+200B>    `%max%` <- function(a, b) max(a, b)
     ^~~~~
```
[R/combinerenVerschilscore.R:36:6:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/R/combinerenVerschilscore.R#L36) *warning:* **local variable '%min%' assigned but may not be used**
```r
<U+200B>    `%min%` <- function(a, b) min(a, b)
     ^~~~~
```
[R/combinerenVoorwaarden.R:31:1:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/R/combinerenVoorwaarden.R#L31) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
<U+200B>    #nog testen of Formule bestaat uit EN, OF, haakjes en VoorwaardeID's (en evt. andere tekens die logische berekening toelaten)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/invoercontroleData_voorwaarden.R:66:1:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/R/invoercontroleData_voorwaarden.R#L66) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
<U+200B>    #misschien best ook testen dat die indicator-criterium-voorwaarde-combinatie in de databank voorkomt?  En of deze voor dat habitattype voorkomt, maar dat best verderop doen
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/zzz.R:31:13:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/R/zzz.R#L31) *warning:* **no visible binding for global variable 'ConnectiePool'**
```r
<U+200B>  poolClose(ConnectiePool)
            ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[inst/tests/testthat/test_berekenLSVIbasis_vegetatielaag.R:24:1:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/inst/tests/testthat/test_berekenLSVIbasis_vegetatielaag.R#L24) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
<U+200B>      mutate(  #idee is om onderstaande code te wissen zodra de databank/rekenmodule hiervoor aangepast is
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[inst/tests/testthat/test_berekenLSVIbasis_vegetatielaag.R:190:1:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/inst/tests/testthat/test_berekenLSVIbasis_vegetatielaag.R#L190) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
<U+200B>      mutate(  #idee is om onderstaande code te wissen zodra de databank/rekenmodule hiervoor aangepast is
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[inst/tests/testthat/test_s4_Aantal.R:199:1:](https://github.com/inbo/LSVI/blob/d8bde7bece3f26e79eea159a5eebfc9349737a7e/inst/tests/testthat/test_s4_Aantal.R#L199) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
<U+200B>  #nog toevoegen als het opzoeken van soorten in subniveaus opgelost is: de aggregatie van bedekkingen gebeurt correct
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


Changes need to be tested on Shuttle (or any computer with Nvidia Graphics card as the Docker Container depends upon one being present.)


We should validate all wrong possibilities of invalid year/date/month values. Not just bad month.


@nikic I think, you broke the tests above. Note that, they recursively access property in context of parent class, there is no property declaration in that context, so the dynamic property should be accessed.


Hi @haotianw465
My bad, not panic obviously, but instead `cannot refer to unexported name samplingRule` compile error. Sorry for the confusion.

Bottom line is: although we're on Release Candidates, so breaking changes will happen, RC6 broke our app because we *had to* bump dependencies. And after seeing this commit, I decided to ask if there would be a new RC with the exported SamplingRule :)


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refactor OL tests to use a sweet harness (#2981)

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Chris,
Just checking on these huc_level developments. Is it necessary to completely remove `huc_level` as an argument to `run_SDM`, or could we leave it in case we might want to override the automatic assignment method?


Niceeee


@zarniak Looks like the code works correctly 👍

Some improvement ideas:
- To calculate a sum Python provides a `sum` function
- You can use `range(x, y)` in list comprehension to create a list of squared numbers. `range` behaves like a list so this is valid: `new_list = [x**2 for x in range(1, count)]`.


Hi,
This question is not related to this commit, please open an issue text time

"My" Clipbucket is a fork (5.1) from official repo (4.1) ; let's say 99.99% compatible.
To "upgrade" you'll have to upgrade sources, apply SQL updates and move the directory as I said in my previous commit here


@jsor Which is in fact also intentional. It does not contain any meaningful data that is not present in the exception trace that is returned from the `SecureConnector`. Note that the `StreamEncryption` class is `@internal` only and nothing any of our consumers should have to care about.


@lachlanjc How does the new import order affect things?


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los cambios funcionan 👍


@zarniak If you'd like to call this `s` variable `sum` then you'd shadow the built-in `sum` function. Common practice in that case in Python would be to call it `sum_`. That's useful quite often as there are many built-ins that could be handy as variable names: `min`, `max`, `map` etc.


Should this not be renamed to `jsdoc-main-export`? And, accordingly, should we not be more specific in saying that this "ESLint rule enforces that the JSDoc comment documenting a package's main export adheres to stdlib conventions and contains the correct package path"?


Good catch, was looking for a pure Java based implementation to fill the BAOS. `fileTransformer.transformData( file )` should be outside the loop.


> > I am curious what would some of you would feel about a CoC that just stated "You have to be professional when representing Linux, and we reserve the right to act in the project's best interests if you can't?" That's all I want in my projects, and that's largely how I read these changes anyway. Professionalism is pragmatism as far as I am concerned, and harassment is usually considered unprofessional so that can go without saying if need be. Would you still complain about SJW taking over, then? At what point can some of you realize that asking for non-destructive behavior is simply not the same as politicizing?
>
> Did you actually read this Code of Control? Is it not strange that there are no provisions for protection of diversity of ideas or political opinions? Is it not strange that the accuser can be anonymous (goes against all we know as due process). How about vague criteria what is representation of a project? If I'm a maintainer and I voice my political opinions on private Twitter account will that be used against me by those who do not like my opinion?
> There is a reason why none of that is mentioned in this Code of Control: It was explicitly rejected by the author. And the authors behaviour is a perfect example how it will be used:
> [opal/opal#941](https://github.com/opal/opal/issues/941)
> Not to mention that there was already an attempt to use this Code of Control against Theodore Ts'o alongside despicable slander like "rape apologist" by a former developer.
> In conclusion: If the community wants a proper Code of Conduct it has to be well defined and precise not some vague nonsense. And that is a huge IF. From other projects, that implemented this monstrosity, we have seen developer leave, communities split. The opposite has not been proven.

Dude, people like you are why they have to put "Caution: Extremely HOT beverage" on coffee cups.  You can come up with all of these stupid what-ifs only to have a 100 page guideline that nobody wants as the only alternative to total anarchy.

This should really quite simple for you:  They have, and are continuing to -- whether the fuck you like it or not -- reserving the right to take action against unproductive actions or behavior.  Now, they are spelling this out for you so it is clear.  Which is frankly good for all, so you don't have to waste your time contributing if you don't want to be subjected to arbitrary judgments.  Yes, decisions are arbitrary but this how civilization works, from judges in a courtroom to decision makers in organizations and HR departments.  What you think is the only viable alternative is retarded, enjoy your coffee.

It doesn't really matter what people say on Twitter.  It is irrelevant.
It doesn't really matter whether these rules are arbitrary.  They always were.
And it sure as heck does not matter if you feel like the "SJW" are taking over.  They are not.  They are merely setting up some more pronounced expectations of conduct.  They have the RIGHT to do so.


@dstogov I though this as well at first, but after checking the same without magic methods, this seems to be our normal behavior, see https://3v4l.org/QOWYv. In this case the object is of type `B` and the private property is on class `B`, but the access is from outside `B`, in which case we throw an error. We only access the dynamic property if the private property is part of a different class (e.g. a parent), such as in https://3v4l.org/fvWN8.


@zarniak This syntax is totally valid. You'd see more often imports grouped like this: `from datetime import datetime, timedelta`.


What is the advantage of this style of rule application versus ESLint overrides?


Du kannst den loading Spinner und den slot nebeneinander platzieren. Die müssen nicht in zwei unterschiedlichen VelocityFade Elementen liegen. Weniger Elemente sind immer besser.
Außerdem kannst du dann v-else benutzen, was auch besser ist als invertiertes v-if.


> I am curious what would some of you would feel about a CoC that just stated "You have to be professional when representing Linux, and we reserve the right to act in the project's best interests if you can't?" That's all I want in my projects, and that's largely how I read these changes anyway. Professionalism is pragmatism as far as I am concerned, and harassment is usually considered unprofessional so that can go without saying if need be. Would you still complain about SJW taking over, then? At what point can some of you realize that asking for non-destructive behavior is simply not the same as politicizing?

I have no problems with some code of conduct, but this one is rather insulting since the creator of it doesnt even follow her own rules.
For what I am concerned this is a lack of integrity and leadership, more of a political movement rather then getting the job done.
You cant make a joke and a critique at the same time without being judgemental, bias or directly offending someone.
But if someone does happen to get offended for a simple joke or a civil discussion that noone cares about then your are out of the project.

That is where this can lead to a political weapon of harresement, think about it this way.

you are a security expert, you voice your opinion on something, NSA does not like you, make the math!

You live in a free country has well has I do, you have the right to offend and fell offended, that does not mean you have to work on that specific project or someone, you can fork it and have has much political gagging that you want.

This CoC is joke IMO, what offends me does not offend you and vice versa, people have to talk it out rather than rat it out! "Mommy mommy he said this about my code!", life does not work that way much less anonymously rating out someone without due diligence, you are suppose to face the person not ask for the thought police.

This has gone wrong in some ways and can go wrong in more ways, the world is a big place just live and let live and try to be civil, not to make everything political or thought police.


"to address failure/limitation in JSDoc parsing"


The `eslint` overrides are not picked up by all the `make` tooling, correct? I thought we only used them for IDE extensions, which would not suffice in this case.


Shortening everything to the same line is NOT the right thing to do for HTML. Ideally, keep your lines to 80 characters or so.


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Good catch


Correct. Thanks for the clarification.


First And Second Q Solved..


Yes, you are right, a leading `jsdoc-` is missing, will rename!


Nope! My bad. I'll fix quickly ...


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shut da fuck up


@nikic Funny behavior, but I agree. This is unrelated issue.


Changed.


@zarniak Regarding if the test files have to import `timedelta`: no. It's enough to provide it where it's "used" (as in - where the code that's referring to it is written). That is almost always done as you did - at the top of the file.


Isn't this too risky?

Why not something like:

```
(set +o echo 2>/dev/null) && set +o echo || stty -echo
read -r test
(set -o echo 2>/dev/null) && set -o echo || stty echo
```


'https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato'
need  ==>   '


Done in https://github.com/macports/macports-ports/commit/b184c856c027b726cb4ba80c5078527fa0ebcad1


@ecrist @TinCanTech


This package path is also incorrect.


Do you want to break or continue here? E.g., do we

```
[ ~3.14, ..., ~3.14 ]
```


compatibility w/ new xcode10 build system


Man, you seem to be really tired...


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Про var не слышала?


Remove the `=` here in the `number_3 <= number_1` and `number_1 >= number_2`, they just want greater than.


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same as above


We don't know how many elements the `...` encompass, though. Say we have

```
[ ~3.14, ..., ~3.14, ... ]
```

To properly lint this, we would now have to confirm that at least one more `3.14` is present somewhere in the array, but not as the last element or the one immediately following the first.

W would also have to check that the elements appear in the correct order, e.g. that in

```
[ ~3.14, ..., 1, ..., 2, ... ]
```

`~3.14` is followed by a `1` at some position and then a `2`. We might also have sub-sequences to check:

```
[ ~3.14, ..., 1, 2, 3, ... ]
```

Any other things I am missing out on right now?

I am happy to give a more thorough linting of arrays containing dots a shot. Looks like an interesting problem.


But.. why are u using ; in python?


Название переменной должно отражать ее замысел.


same as above above


awesome ! Linux!!


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Those warning are placed there so that people can't sue them and it's a
consequence of a flawed litigation system in the USA. That "total anarchy"
worked just fine for 2 decades +.

If you do not like my opinion, you can get the fu** out: It's a "two way
street".

Decisions are not arbitrary and there are plenty of countries in the world
that do not implement the judicial system based on common law.

And once again, that "retarded" alternative worked just fine for decades.
As for what someone writes on twitter: It matters to the people who are
pushing for this and it has been proven multiple times, in multiple cases.
I have provided a small sample. You chose to ignore the evidence while
providing no facts to back your position. Frankly your arguments are
shallow, USA centric and devoid of simple logic.

On 27 September 2018 at 23:15, Sariyn <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I am curious what would some of you would feel about a CoC that just
> stated "You have to be professional when representing Linux, and we reserve
> the right to act in the project's best interests if you can't?" That's all
> I want in my projects, and that's largely how I read these changes anyway.
> Professionalism is pragmatism as far as I am concerned, and harassment is
> usually considered unprofessional so that can go without saying if need be.
> Would you still complain about SJW taking over, then? At what point can
> some of you realize that asking for non-destructive behavior is simply not
> the same as politicizing?
>
> Did you actually read this Code of Control? Is it not strange that there
> are no provisions for protection of diversity of ideas or political
> opinions? Is it not strange that the accuser can be anonymous (goes against
> all we know as due process). How about vague criteria what is
> representation of a project? If I'm a maintainer and I voice my political
> opinions on private Twitter account will that be used against me by those
> who do not like my opinion?
> There is a reason why none of that is mentioned in this Code of Control:
> It was explicitly rejected by the author. And the authors behaviour is a
> perfect example how it will be used:
> opal/opal#941 <https://github.com/opal/opal/issues/941>
> Not to mention that there was already an attempt to use this Code of
> Control against Theodore Ts'o alongside despicable slander like "rape
> apologist" by a former developer.
> In conclusion: If the community wants a proper Code of Conduct it has to
> be well defined and precise not some vague nonsense. And that is a huge IF.
> From other projects, that implemented this monstrosity, we have seen
> developer leave, communities split. The opposite has not been proven.
>
> Dude, people like you are why they have to put "Caution: Extremely HOT
> beverage" on coffee cups. You can come up with all of these stupid what-ifs
> only to have a 100 page guideline that nobody wants as the only alternative
> to total anarchy.
>
> This should really quite simple for you: They have, and are continuing to
> -- whether the fuck you like it or not -- reserving the right to take
> action against unproductive actions or behavior. Now, they are spelling
> this out for you so it is clear. Which is frankly good for all, so you
> don't have to waste your time contributing if you don't want to be
> subjected to arbitrary judgments. Yes, decisions are arbitrary but this how
> civilization works, from judges in a courtroom to decision makers in
> organizations and HR departments. What you think is the only viable
> alternative is retarded, enjoy your coffee.
>
> It doesn't really matter what people say on Twitter. It is irrelevant.
> It doesn't really matter whether these rules are arbitrary. They always
> were.
> And it sure as heck does not matter if you feel like the "SJW" are taking
> over. They are not. They are merely setting up some more pronounced
> expectations of conduct. They have the RIGHT to do so.
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Грязный код. Методы должны быть меньше.


Missing an Oxford comma.


I'm saying that this is a quick fix, but EVG-5336 needs to be implemented too.


Дублирование.


2744 bytes: https://github.com/teemuatlut/Marlin/commit/3f6c4f43077e75a93c66edb373a9fd2bb99b2524

```cpp
template<char AXIS_LETTER, char DRIVER_ID>
class TMCStorage {
...
};
```

Now how do you print out a character from progmem with Marlin macros 😄 All the current ones seem to expect a string.


I think that this is not the problem since it's using the python standard library `encodings`, the problem is related to the `idna` module


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Nice haha I didn’t know how to do that


Check PSO-1110 ticket for more details. In fact the error is due to invalid year.

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Yeah, we could just draw a line in the sand and say that

```
[ ~3.14, ..., ~3.14, ... ]
```
is not a "valid" return annotation, in the sense that we don't verify anything after the first element (in this example). However, we could support the simple case where

```
[ ~3.14, ..., ~3.14 ]
```
where a value has a known position, namely, the last, or in the general case, `length - 1`.


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That would in all likelihood encompass 99% of use-cases. A simple solution would be to start checking the array elements from the end once a `...` is reached.  Then, something like `[ ~3.14, ~3.14, ..., ~3.14, ~3.14 ]` could be verified too.


Sounds good to me!


Mh while the change is not wrong, this doesn't use the idna package.


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卧槽！有点厉害


Very cool!


`core.acp_board_config_edit_add` you don't need this event and its related function.
You are adding 2 configurations this way, redundant.


Hi @apanicker-nflx . This will be fixed as the PR #771

But I am getting merge conflicts with dev branch. Can you address them? I don't have permission to resolve the conflicts.


> Dude, people like you are why they have to put "Caution: Extremely HOT beverage" on coffee cups. You can come up with all of these stupid what-ifs only to have a 100 page guideline that nobody wants as the only alternative to total anarchy.

If you're referencing the McDonalds case it goes deeper than that dumbass. But I assume you probably just read into it as well as you did the CoC so I'll give you some slack.

> I am curious what would some of you would feel about a CoC that just stated "You have to be professional when representing Linux, and we reserve the right to act in the project's best interests if you can't?" That's all I want in my projects, and that's largely how I read these changes anyway. Professionalism is pragmatism as far as I am concerned, and harassment is usually considered unprofessional so that can go without saying if need be. Would you still complain about SJW taking over, then? At what point can some of you realize that asking for non-destructive behavior is simply not the same as politicizing?

That's not what this CoC states. It brings several other factors to the table that don't actually contribute to a stable work environment and if anything it causes tension. It's called stereotypic threat. You learn about it in that psychology major you were thinking of pursuing.

> I will try and repeat what I said earlier though and leave it at that and bail out of this conversation:
> In my official communications, I am nothing but professional and polite. For some it's natural, others a learned skill, but there is no excuse either way to be unprofessional in your professional setting. However, right now this is my private and personal thoughts and I represent nobody. The fact is these guidelines can only cover your official communications when you represent the project. That's it, they are making no attempt to cover your personal views or conversations. This is a big difference, one that some of you seem to be blurring the lines on with your replies. You can claim I am not practicing what I preach all you want, but it is simply a different setting than what this CoC is trying to cover. I have never once, not in my whole life, and I am old, chewed anyone out at work. And I have been in positions to do so. And I have seen very smart people leave our company when others have done it to them. And I have seen otherwise useless people grow and become better when they have been with me. So some of this is actually rooted in my own experiences, too. I stand by the intent of this guideline, it's a good time to introduce it, and it is trying to set some commonsense expectations for professionalism. Most people, and I am not accusing you of this, but most people are only complaining it seems because they have an axe to grind about PC in general. They do not care if they crap all over Linux to make their point, which is a shame.

You can say you act differently in different settings... Great for you. I for one believe in being the best I can be in any environment. To say you completely change personalities at work is one of the most backhanded pieces of shit I've ever heard. So go suck one for your boss, and quit acting like all of us must have the same dual personality issue that you seem to try and justify. Being a crappy human being to one person and turning around acting like a godsend to another doesn't make you a respectable individual.

As anyone with any fucking sense would put it, treat your janitor with the same respect that you do with anyone else. Shit... That would make a better CoC than the abomination that's already being used to others advantages right now to get rid of people that care more about the project than it's people...


Do we want to be more specific here, distinguishing between primitives and "boxed" primitives? Here, a primitive `boolean` would be allowed to pass as a boxed `Boolean` primitive.


`count < 3` should be `count <=3` since the count will already be incremented to three on your third attempt.


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python3 manage.py migrate
python3 manage.py runserver


Fixed.


What was wrong with `data` as a variable name?


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`request.format.html?` :smile:


Good point. We can leave it in.

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Ah, I am guessing this has to do with evaluating the example?


One problem with our linting approach is that when we execute the example code, we might override a variable name in the parent scope. So either we would have to rename the required module or the variable in the example, which are both called `data` here. I opted for the former.


git clone git@github.com:WDI-SEA/python-django-todo.git
cd python-django-todo

pip3 install psycopg2

createdb todoappsite
python3 manage.py migrate
python3 manage.py createsuperuser
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> Those warning are placed there so that people can't sue them and it's a consequence of a flawed litigation system in the USA. That "total anarchy" worked just fine for 2 decades +. If you do not like my opinion, you can get the fu** out: It's a "two way street". Decisions are not arbitrary and there are plenty of countries in the world that do not implement the judicial system based on common law. And once again, that "retarded" alternative worked just fine for decades. As for what someone writes on twitter: It matters to the people who are pushing for this and it has been proven multiple times, in multiple cases. I have provided a small sample. You chose to ignore the evidence while providing no facts to back your position. Frankly your arguments are shallow, USA centric and devoid of simple logic.
> […](#)
> On 27 September 2018 at 23:15, Sariyn ***@***.***> wrote: I am curious what would some of you would feel about a CoC that just stated "You have to be professional when representing Linux, and we reserve the right to act in the project's best interests if you can't?" That's all I want in my projects, and that's largely how I read these changes anyway. Professionalism is pragmatism as far as I am concerned, and harassment is usually considered unprofessional so that can go without saying if need be. Would you still complain about SJW taking over, then? At what point can some of you realize that asking for non-destructive behavior is simply not the same as politicizing? Did you actually read this Code of Control? Is it not strange that there are no provisions for protection of diversity of ideas or political opinions? Is it not strange that the accuser can be anonymous (goes against all we know as due process). How about vague criteria what is representation of a project? If I'm a maintainer and I voice my political opinions on private Twitter account will that be used against me by those who do not like my opinion? There is a reason why none of that is mentioned in this Code of Control: It was explicitly rejected by the author. And the authors behaviour is a perfect example how it will be used: [opal/opal#941](https://github.com/opal/opal/issues/941) <[opal/opal#941](https://github.com/opal/opal/issues/941)> Not to mention that there was already an attempt to use this Code of Control against Theodore Ts'o alongside despicable slander like "rape apologist" by a former developer. In conclusion: If the community wants a proper Code of Conduct it has to be well defined and precise not some vague nonsense. And that is a huge IF. From other projects, that implemented this monstrosity, we have seen developer leave, communities split. The opposite has not been proven. Dude, people like you are why they have to put "Caution: Extremely HOT beverage" on coffee cups. You can come up with all of these stupid what-ifs only to have a 100 page guideline that nobody wants as the only alternative to total anarchy. This should really quite simple for you: They have, and are continuing to -- whether the fuck you like it or not -- reserving the right to take action against unproductive actions or behavior. Now, they are spelling this out for you so it is clear. Which is frankly good for all, so you don't have to waste your time contributing if you don't want to be subjected to arbitrary judgments. Yes, decisions are arbitrary but this how civilization works, from judges in a courtroom to decision makers in organizations and HR departments. What you think is the only viable alternative is retarded, enjoy your coffee. It doesn't really matter what people say on Twitter. It is irrelevant. It doesn't really matter whether these rules are arbitrary. They always were. And it sure as heck does not matter if you feel like the "SJW" are taking over. They are not. They are merely setting up some more pronounced expectations of conduct. They have the RIGHT to do so. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <[8a104f8#commitcomment-30681749](https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/8a104f8b5867c682d994ffa7a74093c54469c11f#commitcomment-30681749)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AHvS1FhdqDIov8UbfYUnIFr8ToG1V149ks5ufT_XgaJpZM4WrIBC> .

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Done.


We could also do a pass of the example code looking for potential variable name conflicts and then simply rename the offending variable (in the example code) to something unique during evaluation. As a general tool for public consumption, we will most likely have to address this in the future.


Sounds good, will change!


Personly with the revamp of the code of conduct i think its unneeded. Linux is Not meant to be user freindly it is meant to be hard and rough but able to bend. that means people to be able to take it. people arent always going to be nice. i have met linus and if you are nice to him you will be fine. dont be an asshole to him and he wont be an asshole to you


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One added caveat is that, if the example unexpectedly errors, we would need to ensure that the temporary evaluation name is reverted to the original name.


asf'ahlksdhasdalsjm'wel/rn


Destination folder `"${LG3_OUTPUT_ROOT}/${PROJECT}/trim"` might not exist here; there's a need for a `mkdir` (which ideally is immediately after `mkdir -p "${LG3_OUTPUT_ROOT}" || ...` in order to get an early error if it fails).


@mittagessen don't loose hope man ...


Minor comment - as get<int>() and get<unsigned>() are not defined one is forced to use get<double>() for signed integer values and get<size_t>() for unsigned integer values which, to me, is completely counter-intuitive. I predict you are going to see errors creeping in because people who want a signed integer value will use get<coord_t>() as that's the only signed integer type supported and then will be wondering why the value they get is 1000 times larger than they expected.


Jeje, fue rápido y sin pensar. Tengo tres hijos, esa es mi excusa para todo de ahora en adelante =P


asdak.nsd/klandf/andg/q.knadf'lk/nKLN/ASD


This should be `LG3_INPUT_ROOT=${LG3_INPUT_ROOT:-${LG3_OUTPUT_ROOT}}`, cf. my fix in commit 34f22866.


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Cashaddr support isn't done yet, is it?


> `[ASD.AS,N[](url)]([url]([url]([url](ASDASDSDASDASDAFD))))`

>

> [](url)

``


Never mind; I see you've fixed this in a later commit.


No, this is not working.

I have changed a bit on my local repo, but i acidentaly deleted it.

The right thing to be done is change all the implementation to not be case sensitive, right from the start.


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@iangow : Most of the functions were modified more or less, so I renamed them with a `_local` suffix. For the other same functions, I imported them from the original `wrds_fetch.py` file.

You mentioned once there were too many python files in the home directory of this repo, see how to import python script from another directory [here](https://github.com/iangow-public/wrds_pg/blob/3f43189c0d688622344c495aaba71b27759683e2/sas_to_pg/wrds_fetch_local.py#L5-L6).


It looks like you had it correct before this change; look at where trim_galore.pbs is storing the results.


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😂 haha Epic Autokorrektur fail!

Corrected the text. Please have a second look


I needed a } instead of a ) on line 120 but I'm running around with it now.  I'll see what I can do to make it trigger.


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This file doesn't have to be in the git repository. I suggest you remove it and ignore it.


Fixed issue with path for using BF image functions


Esto es un avance para el issue #76


make sure to use key detection for taking input eliminate scanner


@tdruez I noticed this is very ugly, let me look into a proper YAML serializer


lgtm


No worries. You are right. `SamplingRule` as an unexported type is an unnecessary breaking change and we will release to rc7 as soon as possible. Having said that, the rc6 still has a few breaking changes will carry to rc7 which are necessary for the recent sampling rules support feature we just launched. https://forums.aws.amazon.com/ann.jspa?annID=6158. Please let me know if you have any extra concerns.


Almost. It is a lot different from segwit although it doesn't look it. I'm just about done with the unittest to make sure I'm not missing anything, then I just need to make sure that non-legacy addresses aren't used until the share upgrade (The shares were not including the non-legacy addresses, but the coinbase didn't reject it so basically coins were being mined to invalid addresses).  I hope to have it done early next week.


I didn't run this file yet, but is this line correct? I thought that you had to have two boards, the current one and the new one for the next generation, and read from the current one and write to the new one. If you have only one board and update it while reading it, your result could be wrong.


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plugins to remove:
 - toast
 - audio


Okay, thanks.


Not sure what happened with package-lock.json...
I think it was modified when I was trying to fix my angular/cli install. Let me know if I need to redo these fixes with a fresh copy of the repo.


> > > I am curious what would some of you would feel about a CoC that just stated "You have to be professional when representing Linux, and we reserve the right to act in the project's best interests if you can't?" That's all I want in my projects, and that's largely how I read these changes anyway. Professionalism is pragmatism as far as I am concerned, and harassment is usually considered unprofessional so that can go without saying if need be. Would you still complain about SJW taking over, then? At what point can some of you realize that asking for non-destructive behavior is simply not the same as politicizing?
> >
> >
> > Did you actually read this Code of Control? Is it not strange that there are no provisions for protection of diversity of ideas or political opinions? Is it not strange that the accuser can be anonymous (goes against all we know as due process). How about vague criteria what is representation of a project? If I'm a maintainer and I voice my political opinions on private Twitter account will that be used against me by those who do not like my opinion?
> > There is a reason why none of that is mentioned in this Code of Control: It was explicitly rejected by the author. And the authors behaviour is a perfect example how it will be used:
> > [opal/opal#941](https://github.com/opal/opal/issues/941)
> > Not to mention that there was already an attempt to use this Code of Control against Theodore Ts'o alongside despicable slander like "rape apologist" by a former developer.
> > In conclusion: If the community wants a proper Code of Conduct it has to be well defined and precise not some vague nonsense. And that is a huge IF. From other projects, that implemented this monstrosity, we have seen developer leave, communities split. The opposite has not been proven.
>
> Dude, people like you are why they have to put "Caution: Extremely HOT beverage" on coffee cups. You can come up with all of these stupid what-ifs only to have a 100 page guideline that nobody wants as the only alternative to total anarchy.
>
> This should really be quite simple for you: They have, and are continuing to -- whether the fuck you like it or not -- reserving the right to take action against unproductive actions or behavior. Now, they are spelling this out for you so it is clear. Which is frankly good for all, so you don't have to waste your time contributing if you don't want to be subjected to arbitrary judgments. Yes, decisions are arbitrary but this how civilization works, from judges in a courtroom to decision makers in organizations and HR departments. What you think is the only viable alternative is retarded, enjoy your coffee.
>
> It doesn't really matter what people say on Twitter. It is irrelevant.
> It doesn't really matter whether these rules are arbitrary. They always were.
> And it sure as heck does not matter if you feel like the "SJW" are taking over. They are not. This commit is merely setting up some more pronounced expectations of conduct. They have the RIGHT to do so.

Everything you say ends up contradicted by the language you use.


I wonder if that would even work given the massive file renames done...


@sarat12  Please report bugs here. (btw: Why not Github issues?)


@chaukap can you document in detail the above issue you fixed with this commit in a Github issue for our tracking. Thanks much.


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iikoFront, как и iiko, пишем со строчной буквы.


I did not see that code in master. A brief search yielded that this particular comment was removed during a a further cleanup in 75dcf70a990d751f4bfe7844bcb7480fc1de3c84. Please have a look at the tip of the master branch whether there are still any remnants to be removed.


Замена


That 'primary' prop is needed to determine which field of the movie object is corresponding to the category. For 'Best Screenplay' the primary field is 'Film' but for best actor is 'Actor', we need the name of the guy.


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> You can say you act differently in different settings... Great for you. I for one believe in being the best I can be in any environment. To say you completely change personalities at work is one of the most backhanded pieces of shit I've ever heard. So go suck one for your boss, and quit acting like all of us must have the same dual personality issue that you seem to try and justify. Being a crappy human being to one person and turning around acting like a godsend to another doesn't make you a respectable individual.

You disappoint me, for a microsecond you seemed intelligent.  Of course there is a difference between personal and professional communication, and of course these guidelines are only covering the latter.  You have to be some kind of s-t-u-p-i-d to argue this point.

Yes, I do admit, this particular CoC should probably be rescinded, F-I-N-E.  If not for the controversial source (I don't think was on purpose).

I do like what he was trying to do here.  Something short and sweet would suffice.  There should never be anything wrong in telling people they can be sanctioned if they bring the good name of your project down.  It's absurd to begrudge anyone that right.  However "Be excellent to each other" feels like something a child would write.  Cute and all, but doesn't *really* work the way you want it to.  Excuse him the fuck to hell for trying to fix it, /sheesh.  You guys are the real assholes tbh.


OK, I added
```
mkdir -p "${LG3_OUTPUT_ROOT}/${PROJECT}" || { echo "Can't create destination directory ${LG3_OUTPUT_ROOT}/${PROJECT}"; exit 1; }
mkdir -p "${LG3_OUTPUT_ROOT}/${PROJECT}/trim" || { echo "Can't create destination directory ${LG3_OUTPUT_ROOT}/${PROJECT}/trim"; exit 1; }
```
I wonder what happens if /trim is a symbolic link (like it is now), will mkdir -p fail?


вв


Group should have a name attribute in case we want to patch it from elsewhere in future.

Why restrict to base.group_no_one by default?


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@reganperkins it's easy for us to miss comments on commits. You can try asking Tim on [twitter](https://twitter.com/yungsters).


Since the conflicts are in the dependency locks in other modules, can you try to remove these changes from your commit?


@peterjc123 why was this line needed for the windows builds?


main.py with flask implementation


@iangow : I deleted `os.getcwd()`. I understand that `sas -sysin <(echo 'sas_code')` works in command line. However, I can't make it work [here](https://github.com/iangow-public/wrds_pg/blob/master/sas_to_pg/wrds_fetch_local.py#L13). It seems that the input of `-sysin` by default is a sas file in `subprocess.Popen()`. Since creating and deleting a temporary sas file doesn't add much load, I use this way.


sorry for this diff, there nothing has changed really


resources/views/print/list_done.blade.php ada conflict,
kene resolve conflict


added some necessary body and html elements


> I wonder what happens if /trim is a symbolic link (like it is now), will mkdir -p fail?

Try it?


"""Trigger document""" (no whitespace between quotes and text)


Needs a docstring (mainly to keep pylint from whinging)


Also a blank line before "_inherit = ..."


string="EDI autoemit" (double quotes for human-visible text), explicit string=


@chrissrogers hey Christopher , it seems like [v4.9.1 just went to the CDN](https://github.com/recurly/recurly-js/releases/tag/v4.9.1), right? I don't see a CDN date on [v4.9.0 release](https://github.com/recurly/recurly-js/releases/tag/v4.9.0) though, maybe it wasn't pushed, and it was only included now?

As a FYI: This new release broke our subscription flow under one of our mobile apps through a WebView. Apparently it forced a requirement on/usage of `window.localStorage` to load the hosted fields, which wasn't available under that environment, I believe part of the changes included in https://github.com/recurly/recurly-js/pull/459. We're looking into pushing a hotfix to make sure that's available for the WebView. I understand it's extremely difficult to detect, but I wanted to give you a heads up on that, especially because I wasn't sure if v4.9.0 (which included that PR) was released to the CDN earlier.

Maybe we could find a way to test these versions before they go to the CDN? If you have any suggestions on how we could do that, let me know. Thanks!


help="Create EDI pick report documents automatically" (double quotes, reword as a non-question)


I don't really understand conda_build_config.yaml yet, but where is this mkl referenced here used?


Closing bracket on the next line (and directly under the initial "e" of "edi_pick_report_autoemit"


@peterjc123 are these the only python versions that can build on windows?


As above: docstring, blank line


Does this need an @api.multi?


Fixes https://github.com/BCLibCoop/nnels/issues/170


Here is one CoC that is pretty reasonable:
https://getfedora.org/code-of-conduct.html

On 28 September 2018 at 00:09, Sariyn <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> You can say you act differently in different settings... Great for you. I
> for one believe in being the best I can be in any environment. To say you
> completely change personalities at work is one of the most backhanded
> pieces of shit I've ever heard. So go suck one for your boss, and quit
> acting like all of us must have the same dual personality issue that you
> seem to try and justify. Being a crappy human being to one person and
> turning around acting like a godsend to another doesn't make you a
> respectable individual.
>
> You disappoint me, for a microsecond you seemed intelligent. Of course
> there is a difference between personal and professional communication, and
> of course these guidelines are only covering the latter. You have to be
> some kind of s-t-u-p-i-d to argue this point.
>
> Yes, I do admit, this particular CoC should probably be rescinded,
> F-I-N-E. If not for the controversial source (I don't think was on purpose).
>
> I do like what he was trying to do here. Something short and sweet would
> suffice. There should never be anything wrong in telling people they can be
> sanctioned if they bring the good name of your project down. It's absurd to
> begrudge anyone that right. However "Be excellent to each other" feels like
> something a child would write. Cute and all, but doesn't *really* work
> the way you want it to. Excuse him the fuck to hell for trying to fix it,
> /sheesh. You guys are the real assholes tbh.
>
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Definitely needs a docstring (for pylint)


I'm sharing these so that complete beginners who are visual learners like I am can learn a bit about css and possibly create some doodles for themselves. To view them, drag the .html file onto a browser window and select Responsive view from Developer Tools.


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is this a problem that this lists the `-dev` version here btw?


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I cherry-picked your changes and added some tests.

https://github.com/erfrimod/hcsshim/tree/erfrimod/namespace-sync-tests


> Here is one CoC that is pretty reasonable: https://getfedora.org/code-of-conduct.html

Love it. +1 from me, thanks for posting.
Reasonable alternatives is so much better than just foaming at the mouth criticism.


такая функция уже была, стоит ее вынести на уровень модуля и использовать в обоих классах


отличное решение


@carlosantoniodasilva thanks very much for reporting about that. Yes, we're now utilizing localStorage in v4.9.0+, so you're right on the money.

You're also correct in thinking that v4.9.0 was not released to the CDN, instead we went straight to v4.9.1 this time around. It's not common for us to do that, but since v4.9.1 was created in the testing and deployment interim, we went ahead with the newest version.

Really valuable insight about WebView storage availability. These were obviously not featured in our testing scenarios,  and did not raise flags since storage is so widely available in our target platforms.

I've made a note to investigate this, and to ensure WebViews are featured more prominently in our future tests.

I assume your fix is to include a storage polyfill? If so, I estimate that will work well.


The value of "version" in `npm-shrinkwrap.json` is the value of "version" that was in package.json the last time that `npm shrinkwrap` or `npm install` was run and the resulting change to `npm-shrinkwrap.json` was committed. I think it would have been nicer if we would be have been more careful to update "version" in `npm-shrinkwrap.json` whenever we updated "version" in `package.json`.

I think this is not a big enough issue to block publishing a release. If you think we should fix the value of "version" in `npm-shrinkwrap.json` then one of us should raise a new issue (or pull request).


That is perfectly doable, if you want ...

```
char axisid[] = { AXIS_LETTER, DRIVER_ID , 0};
Serial.print(axisid);
```


Reading into Android's WebView, it seems storage must be enabled when generating the WebView -- perhaps it is best for us to make a note of this necessity in documentation.


Should revise the flow and omit some `else` statements for better readability
> when an `if` statement doesn't flow into the next statement ... the unnecessary `else` is omitted.
https://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html?#if


Gfthj


Ghtgu


dawdad


Order doesn’t matter. “data” had to be “data.json”


Interesting, I’ve never seen alphabetized by package name before 👍


I think this can just be `this.identities().length` but it's likely that it also could be replaced with changing `Logic.identities()` to be a getter:
```
get identities() {
  return this._identities;
}
```

Either way `.forEach( () => {` should be `.forEach(() => {`


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Didn't mean to be nosy, but I found this by chance.
The "common" name is ranged-based-for-loop or range-for
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/range-for
https://github.com/isocpp/CppCoreGuidelines/blob/master/CppCoreGuidelines.md#Res-for-range

You can use this cool toy (Compiler Explorer) https://godbolt.org/z/hBERPp


If we have a getter I think this could just be:
`if (Logic.identities.length == 0) {`

Either way `if(` should be `if (`. I think we might have an ESLint rule that will complain about this at merge time.


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Howdy!
When we run the following on a 2008r2 box...
```
windows_feature 'MSMQ' do
  install_method :windows_feature_powershell
  action :install
end
```
...we're seeing the this error:
`
 ---- Begin output of powershell.exe -NoLogo -NonInteractive -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -InputFormat None -Command "Get-WindowsFeature | Select-Object -Property Name, @{Name=\\"InstallState\\"; Expression = {If ($_.Installed) { 1 } Else { 0 }}} | ConvertTo-Json -Compress" ----
 STDOUT:
 STDERR: \InstallState\ : The term '\InstallState\' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
`


@chrissrogers right yes, we're enabling that option in the Android WebView context as a permanent solution, and looking into the polyfill in the meantime.

I think it'd be nice to document the requirement on session/local storage going forward somewhere, even if only in the release notes. I had to do some diving into the latest PRs/changes to find that one.

It'd also be really great if you could somehow perform tests with the js in a similar WebView context too before pushing a release. I don't know how feasible that would be and/or how your testing normally works, but from our perspective it would be extremely helpful I think, could catch something like this. To be honest, it's the second time this particular subscription flow broke with a new version. :)

Thanks!


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Tests produced 2786 warnings. 2786 were for lower-than-expected alignment scores


This `}` should align with the others to be the first character on the line.

I would normally remove the ability to click the event handler in the function that it's overriding rather than doing this in CSS. This won't prevent the user from tabbing to the button and pressing enter for example.


account:
admin: abcd1234
andy: 12345678


In case it helps, based on my testing, it searches all types when you don't provide a login_type. At least for us, we don't care how they log in to their user account as long as they are part of our enterprise account. Best I can tell, it looks like if I set the logintypes option to a blank string, it will do the one-api-call-all-types-user-search. Because we expect to have 3 different login_types and SSO appears to be last in the options list, that should save us 2 API calls per get_user() for our SSO-only users. I hope you will consider this valid use case. Please let me know if you would like me to submit the relevant pull request.


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no, I just asked a question if this is a problem as it doesn't 100% match the actual version.


@jrchamp Yeah, it is best to just remove the config value and just pass in a blank. If you can submit a pull request to clean up the code I will merge it in.


I've been watching this very heated debate for days now. I have some things to say.

- My primary goal is to open the doors to success in tech through the gateway of open source by making it an option for as many people as possible. Why this is a debatable point, a point of contention, I don't know: but in the current climate, it makes my position political.

- Contributor Covenant is a political document insofar as it prohibits discrimination, and specifically discrimination against the most marginalized and vulnerable members of the tech community. It is a statement against the status quo, which situation does not serve the needs of all people who have something positive to contribute.

- I am critical of meritocracy, and I am vocal in my criticism. Not so much the concept— the execution. If tech truly is a meritocracy, then why are there so few women and people of color at the top of the hierarchy? Is it really because white men are the best programmers in the world, or are there cultural factors at play?

- If you truly believe that meritocracy is about valuing the contribution, regardless of the person who made it, why are there personal attacks being made against me here? How are they even relevant? How are my politics relevant?

- No one can seriously believe that an infraction of code of conduct will result in an instant ban hammer. Maintainers want healthy communities, filled with brilliant and passionate contributors who get along well and are good communicators and collaborators. They should be trusted to investigate complaints and, if necessary, mete out consequences that are proportional to the offense.

- A code of conduct does not grant any sort of authority to anyone outside the circle of maintainers. So-called "SJWs" are not the arbiters of the code of conduct, the project maintainers are. And guess what? Even without a code of conduct, project maintainers are within their rights to ARBITRARILY eject people from the community. Has this ever happened? Probably not. And it's even less likely to happen now that there is a SOCIAL CONTRACT between the maintainers and the members of the community.

- "Opalgate" has been mentioned a few times. I have serious regrets and misgivings about what I did in that situation. I have publicly apologized to both Elia and the project maintainer. And I learned my lesson: since then I have kept out of the politics of projects adopting codes of conduct, leaving it to the maintainers to decide what is best for their communities (as it should be). If you want to know both sides of the opal gate story, you should read my blog post about it: https://where.coraline.codes/blog/on-opalgate/

- It's true that I have made a number of critical statements about cis white males. That's because cis white males dominate the tech industry. To make progress, we need to critically examine the behavior of the majority. That doesn't mean that I hate men, hate white people, or hate anyone. My critique is simply of the majority, which happens to be white and male.

- I can come across as angry on Twitter. That's my right. As a marginalized person in tech— a woman, transgender, with mental health issues, and significantly older than most of my peers— I face a lot of discrimination. I am a constant target of harassment, including doxing and death threats. I have plenty to be angry about, and no one can or should police my emotions. They are mine and mine alone. If I want to "throw a tantrum" I am free to do so, within the rules and guidelines of the platform that I am using.

Thanks for listening, and good luck with your hopefully more constructive than not discussions around the issue of the code of conduct.


лучше 2 раза выбрать, по 15, поскольку есть только цифры в одной карточке должны быть уникальные, а в двух могут быть и общие.


мне кажется что можно было эту часть вынести в функцию, поскольку для обоих ветвей кода она одинаковая


/* hi Chris based on what Carole added for the console.WriteLine, I know i had issues where it didn't show the result easily. Do if you put Console.ReadLine that may help. Carole showed me that on Assignment 1 and it helped to spot check as i went down the code */


Can we link to https://github.com/imgix/imgix-swift/releases/tag/0.3.0 here?

```[`0.3.0`](https://github.com/imgix/imgix-swift/releases/tag/0.3.0)```


And also
```
SERIAL_CHAR
```

Can be used to print characters, one by one


такого быть не может, поскольку в обоих сетах только цифры из общего множества


It was done for other views in udes_stock so I thought it was a convention for config options.


replace server default and channel default


I'm pretty sure api.multi is implicit for model methods but for consistency I'll add it.


For the optimizer, `self.time_regressor.fit(params, times)` became accidentally `self.time_regressor.fit(params_array, scores_array)`.


@philipbelesky Is this what we were going for in 85c371d2a76? The link said things like "View Jane's Jane Bloggs Record" before.


securing bags.


FYI @d-wasserman: Your original code for Create Percent Access Polygons checked whether a feature class was projected by looking at the SpatialReference.PCSCode property, and if it was 0, assuming it was not projected.  I just discovered some state plane coordinate system that also had a PCSCode of 0.  I have now switched the logic (which now lives in tool validation in the .tbx) to use SpatialReference.type != "Projected", which seems to work reliably.


fixes #1


Fixes #1


You're good without console readline in this file because the test program file already has a console readline at the end of it which keeps the console window open.


Bigo live game


@CoralineAda

The use of the term "cis" and "het" are degrading and condescending...
I understand you feel marginalized... But, I suggest avoid using slurs.

I'm also glad you are able to recognize the problems in regards to previous actions...

However, recently about a month ago, there was a public outburst on Twitter in regards to this same issue... I understand and respect the mental issues you may be facing... But, again, the behavior evoked is questionable considering how you have been pushing the political agenda in regards to the Covenant...

The community can only hope that abuse of said policies are minimal in the coming future...


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [admin page input field overflow](https://trello.com/c/XX7wfFUU/43-admin-page-input-field-overflow)


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@swinter2011, it might be worth noting that I never harmonized the plant codes between EIA and EPA, so there are a couple of plants where the IDs should line up, but don't. See https://github.com/catalyst-cooperative/pudl/issues/178.


update Available


Che que onda esto? 😝


All this process can be done by the variable Gross Weekend instead of Total Gross


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@mdvacca How are we supposed to be passing a custom UIImplementation from now on?

We really need that for our project, otherwise we run into errors such as https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/17178

That solution has also been adapted by react-native-navigation https://github.com/wix/react-native-navigation/issues/2892#issuecomment-395360046

Thank you


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It is not working because the canvas is still not created. Need some help with the solution.


Fails to build from sources:
https://launchpadlibrarian.net/390635528/buildlog_ubuntu-xenial-amd64.q4wine-devel_1.3.10-4-g7ef9192-0ppa1~xenial1_BUILDING.txt.gz


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ps i really want to avoid copying `std::string` here...


More build logs:
https://launchpad.net/~tehnick/+archive/ubuntu/q4wine-devel/+packages


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probably want an 'else' condition


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Alright, thanks for the feedback! I'll try to implement those suggestions.


> * My primary goal is to open the doors to success in tech through the gateway of open source by making it an option for as many people as possible. Why this is a debatable point, a point of contention, I don't know: but in the current climate, it makes my position political.

It's debatable because you're trying to inject anything else besides merit into who should help develop Linux, which is literally one of the most important pieces of software on this planet.

> * Contributor Covenant is a political document insofar as it prohibits discrimination, and specifically discrimination against the most marginalized and vulnerable members of the tech community. It is a statement against the status quo, which situation does not serve the needs of all people who have something positive to contribute.
> * It's true that I have made a number of critical statements about cis white males. That's because cis white males dominate the tech industry...

Nobody cares what your sex, race, etc. is; the only thing that's important is the quality of code. I've already made a statement on minorities and code here: https://i.imgur.com/hqSvg5w.png If you think you're being "marginalized", then I advise you to study, learn, get good and produce projects that show you indeed know how to engineer software. If you have the skills, you will get hired.

> * I am critical of meritocracy, and I am vocal in my criticism. Not so much the concept— the execution. If tech truly is a meritocracy, then why are there so few women and people of color at the top of the hierarchy?

The reason why so few woman and people of color are at the top is because white males make up the vast majority of software engineers. It's simple math.

> * If you truly believe that meritocracy is about valuing the contribution, regardless of the person who made it, why are there personal attacks being made against me here? How are they even relevant? How are my politics relevant?

While the personal attacks against you yourself isn't relevant, the personal attacks **against your ideas** are in fact very relevant.

> * No one can seriously believe that an infraction of code of conduct will result in an instant ban hammer.
> * A code of conduct does not grant any sort of authority to anyone outside the circle of maintainers. So-called "SJWs" are not the arbiters of the code of conduct, the project maintainers are. And guess what? Even without a code of conduct, project maintainers are within their rights to ARBITRARILY eject people from the community. Has this ever happened? Probably not. And it's even less likely to happen now that there is a SOCIAL CONTRACT between the maintainers and the members of the community.

People have already been discussing cases in this very commit that show otherwise. There are plenty of people out there that want to eject people from projects just because they may have said something, or hold certain thoughts or ideas that they themselves don't like.

> * "Opalgate" has been mentioned a few times. I have serious regrets and misgivings about what I did in that situation

I bet.


updated


Fixed in 22adeb766b1309a6301db12ad8033ee428bb1992


update comment on github


il dit pas bonjour


1st commit


@Esophose PlayerParticles was unable to write a new lang file. Testing in a new environment without any previous folders or database tables.
```
[16:35:32] [Server thread/INFO]: [PlayerParticles] Enabling PlayerParticles v5.3
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException: /home/minecraft/multicraft/servers/server4/plugins/PlayerParticles/lang/en_US.lang
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at sun.nio.fs.UnixException.translateToIOException(UnixException.java:86)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at sun.nio.fs.UnixException.rethrowAsIOException(UnixException.java:102)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at sun.nio.fs.UnixException.rethrowAsIOException(UnixException.java:107)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at sun.nio.fs.UnixFileSystemProvider.newByteChannel(UnixFileSystemProvider.java:214)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at java.nio.file.spi.FileSystemProvider.newOutputStream(FileSystemProvider.java:434)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at java.nio.file.Files.newOutputStream(Files.java:216)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at java.nio.file.Files.copy(Files.java:3016)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at com.esophose.playerparticles.manager.LangManager.configureLangFile(LangManager.java:239)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at com.esophose.playerparticles.manager.LangManager.setup(LangManager.java:207)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at com.esophose.playerparticles.PlayerParticles.onEnable(PlayerParticles.java:71)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPlugin.setEnabled(JavaPlugin.java:264)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPluginLoader.enablePlugin(JavaPluginLoader.java:325)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at org.bukkit.plugin.SimplePluginManager.enablePlugin(SimplePluginManager.java:405)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.v1_13_R2.CraftServer.enablePlugin(CraftServer.java:438)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.v1_13_R2.CraftServer.enablePlugins(CraftServer.java:352)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at net.minecraft.server.v1_13_R2.MinecraftServer.l(MinecraftServer.java:613)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at net.minecraft.server.v1_13_R2.MinecraftServer.a(MinecraftServer.java:575)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at net.minecraft.server.v1_13_R2.MinecraftServer.a(MinecraftServer.java:435)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at net.minecraft.server.v1_13_R2.DedicatedServer.init(DedicatedServer.java:311)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at net.minecraft.server.v1_13_R2.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:791)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: 	at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:748)
[16:35:32] [Server thread/ERROR]: [PlayerParticles] Unable to write en_US.lang to disk! All messages for the plugin have been disabled until this is fixed!
[16:35:32] [Server thread/WARN]: [PlayerParticles] Created new SQLite database schema.
```


Grosse erreur


ok


cc


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If it's a bug currently affecting the master branch, then yes 🙂


I tried this by throwing an error in a method and publish function, and in those cases it needed to be `stack.stack.stack`.

```js
Meteor.methods({
  'test' () {
    throw new Error('method error');
  }
});

Meteor.publish(null, () => {
  throw new Error('subscribe');
})
```

When did you find it being `stack.stack`?


//score 1/2
//please double check your code, and your variable min never uses in the method.


Total score: 8 + extra credit 2 = 10/10


 Could not load image metadata.
You may not have access to the Docker image "doudoubing/openshift:latest"

The image may not exist or it may be in a secure registry. Check that you have entered the image name correctly or create an image pull secret with your image registry credentials and try again.


hi nice example but how to download the screenshot?


I'm a senior c# developer and looking to add the tvg-shift functionality to emby and I'm still new to the community, what is the process?


enen ,haikeyi


求大神指导，为什么button组件按钮要放在UserModa组件l中？


FinalUpdateToWorkflows (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (3037 of 3037 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-100.0%25-green.png)


//score: 2/2


//score: 2/2
// you suppose to use raiseSalary method, but this way still right


//score: 0/2


Total score: 10 + extra credit 0 = 10/10


wat


Why does `-register` point to RegisterTopics saying "whispermail" and on line 84 "whisper"? I'm not quite clear on these magic constants, I guess they are used now for initial mailserver registration to avoid polluting other topics?


amended my commit @ujaved931


small typo: `contin` -> `contain`

(same typo on L96, 100, 104)


Let's see how many SJWs it takes to destroy the pinnacle of modern technology...


fix


I used this method to create an array, with values in each space being the same value as the actual graph location on it. I was going to use this to symbolize a map for my game but never got that far. But im still working on it.


console.log should be removed? @abz53378


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This is awesome! just a small [typo](https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/commit/a1aa91dec887ba929be08c993170803396a669b2#r30668913).

I'm going to bookmark this for a rainy day, I was thinking of adding a feature to do scheduled package updates and system upgrades and this looks like a good foundation.


换个风格的非官方


Primero muestra  el "Fuera" y despues los tres "Dentro ", si se hace un console.log dentro del forEach si muestra los correos dentro de los Usuarios, pero llega al return antes de ello y por eso no los regresa con correo.


Mini


Fixed. Thanks.


training set


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低级逻辑
这种建议定义成接口，不是object笼统的定义对象数据格式


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I'd bet a much lower version of .Net Standard would be possible, I just didn't try.  Our project does require 2.0, and I was trying to keep my sanity/avoid complications, etc.  But mostly just being lazy.

I briefly contemplated sending you a PR, but after some "controversial" changes decided against it.  Now that you've found this, guess I might as well.

I haven't looked at this in a while, but it should be fixable.  I [started over](https://github.com/subor/nng.NETCore) and it's ok to do:

```
struct Handle { int id; }
[DllImport]
void Something(Handle thing);
```


I swear I've seen `ref` used for `void*` in other pinvoke code, but this was crashing for me.  Probably need to investigate it more.


@abarton1962 I've pushed some changes to the renderer, can you please check that video transcoding works when using the latest changes? Let me know if you want instructions on how to make sure you are using transcoding


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Yeah, that's definitely true.  It was part of my "simplify the pinvoke" sweep.


Good work, accomplished everything!


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So if I understand correctly, adding "build" to the app... adds it to part of the procedure that your middleware takes when handling incoming requests ?


这些_是什么意思- =


LGTM.


Can the `reduced` functionality be fully encapsulated inside of `reduce`?


Hello Alex,

I have just found an exercise to find the longest without repeat characters and try to solve it with doing some research to use string functions in java as below.
Can you please review it. Thank you!
===========
import java.util.Scanner;
public class StringTest {
    public static void main(String[] args){
        Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
        System.out.println("String to check (no space):");
        String inputString = sc.next().toString();
        if (inputString.length()>0){
            String LongestSubString = LongestNoDupString(inputString).toString();
            if (LongestSubString.length()>0){
                System.out.println("The longest substring:");
                System.out.println(LongestSubString);
            }else {
                System.out.println("Error string");
            }
        }else{
            System.out.println("You input an empty string");
        }
    }
    private static String LongestNoDupString(String MainString){
        int FPos;
        FPos=0;
        int StrLength=MainString.length();
        String StringCheck =MainString.substring(FPos,1);
        String CharCheck;
        for (int i=1;i<StrLength;i++){
            CharCheck=MainString.substring(i,i+1);
            if (MainString.substring(FPos,i).contains(CharCheck)){
                if (StringCheck.length()<MainString.substring(FPos,i).length()){
                    StringCheck=MainString.substring(FPos,i);
                    //System.out.println(StringCheck);
                }

                System.out.println(MainString.substring(FPos,i));
            }else if(StrLength==i+1){
                StringCheck=MainString.substring(FPos,i+1);
            }
        }
        return StringCheck;
    }
}


会不会用UserModel.create更便捷？


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What is OCR mode can you plzz suggest me . I always play normally by
clicking start button only.

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这里try...catch如果是请求的，那catch有反馈么，如果没有反馈页面将无任何响应情况


Nice! All done, good work!


This iterates over the list twice, `reverse` & then `reduce`. Investigate alternatives:
- use a generator to pass values in reverse
- somehow encapsulate the logic within `reduce`
  - reuse `_arrayReduce`, pull out the `reduced` logic so it is shared

-


ah yes


走catch会有反应么，我看graphql返回的User


The variable passed to `reduced` here makes no difference. How should this function. How does it function normally, try to stay as consistent as possible.


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这里都可以是非必须的么？传空值也可以么？


What updates need to be made to the docs? List all `reduce*` functions? Mention `reduced` in each of the docs?


@teemuatlut: Yes, a constexpr function cant contain a switch statement. Nevertheless, it probably will be inlined


I had to re-check this.  =)

winsock2.h:
```
typedef struct pollfd {

    SOCKET  fd;
    SHORT   events;
    SHORT   revents;

} WSAPOLLFD, *PWSAPOLLFD, FAR *LPWSAPOLLFD;

/*
 * The new type to be used in all
 * instances which refer to sockets.
 */
typedef UINT_PTR        SOCKET;
```

basetsd.h:
```
//
// The INT_PTR is guaranteed to be the same size as a pointer.  Its
// size with change with pointer size (32/64).  It should be used
// anywhere that a pointer is cast to an integer type. UINT_PTR is
// the unsigned variation.
//
// __int3264 is intrinsic to 64b MIDL but not to old MIDL or to C compiler.
//
#if ( defined(__midl) && (501 < __midl) )

    typedef [public] __int3264 INT_PTR, *PINT_PTR;
    typedef [public] unsigned __int3264 UINT_PTR, *PUINT_PTR;

    typedef [public] __int3264 LONG_PTR, *PLONG_PTR;
    typedef [public] unsigned __int3264 ULONG_PTR, *PULONG_PTR;

#else  // midl64
// old midl and C++ compiler

#if defined(_WIN64)
    typedef __int64 INT_PTR, *PINT_PTR;
    typedef unsigned __int64 UINT_PTR, *PUINT_PTR;

    typedef __int64 LONG_PTR, *PLONG_PTR;
    typedef unsigned __int64 ULONG_PTR, *PULONG_PTR;

    #define __int3264   __int64

#else
    typedef _W64 int INT_PTR, *PINT_PTR;
    typedef _W64 unsigned int UINT_PTR, *PUINT_PTR;

    typedef _W64 long LONG_PTR, *PLONG_PTR;
    typedef _W64 unsigned long ULONG_PTR, *PULONG_PTR;

    #define __int3264   __int32

#endif
#endif // midl64
```

So, either `UIntPtr` or `IntPtr` so long as it changes size for 32/64-bit.


list-items might be more intuitive


All done, this is the best I have seen. Great work!