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--- src/overtone/sc/machinery/ugen/metadata/trig.clj
+++ src/overtone/sc/machinery/ugen/metadata/trig.clj
@@ -8,41 +8,60 @@
 ;;* same as above for the same-rate-as-first-input check

 (def specs
-     [
-
-      {:name "TWindex"
-       :args [{:name "trig" :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens when the signal changes from non-positive to positive."}
-              {:name "array", :array true :doc "list of probabilities"}
-              {:name "normalize", :default 0 :doc "normalise flag - 0 off, 1 on"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "When triggered, returns a random index value based on array as a list of probabilities. By default the list of probabilities should sum to 1.0, when the normalize flag is set to 1, the values get normalized by the ugen (less efficient)"}
-
-      {:name "Trig1"
-       :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens when the signal changes from non-positive to positive."}
-              {:name "dur", :default 0.1 :doc "duration of the trigger output in seconds."}]
-       :signal-range :unipolar
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "outputs one for dur seconds whenever the input goes from negative to positive"}
-
-      {:name "Trig", :extends "Trig1"
-       :doc "When a nonpositive to positive transition occurs at the input, Trig outputs the level of the triggering input for the specified duration, otherwise it outputs zero."}
-
-      {:name "TDelay"
-       :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "input trigger signal."}
-              {:name "dur", :default 0.1 :doc "delay time in seconds."}]
-       :signal-range :unipolar
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :check [(same-rate-as-first-input)]
-       :doc "delays an input trigger by dur, ignoring other triggers in the meantime"}
-
-      {:name "SendTrig"
-       :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input trigger signal"}
-              {:name "id", :default 0 :doc "an integer that will be passed with the trigger message. This is useful if you have more than one SendTrig in a SynthDef"}
-              {:name "value", :default 0.0 :doc "a UGen or float that will be polled at the time of trigger, and its value passed with the trigger message"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :num-outs 0
-       :check [(same-rate-as-first-input)]
-       :doc "on receiving a trigger sends a :trigger event with id and value. This command is the mechanism that synths can use to trigger events in clients.
+  [
+
+   {:name "TWindex"
+    :args [{:name "trig"
+            :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens
+                  when the signal changes from non-positive to
+                  positive." }
+
+           {:name "array",
+            :doc  "list of probabilities"
+            :array true }
+
+           {:name "normalize",
+            :doc "normalise flag - 0 off, 1 on"
+            :default 0}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "When triggered, returns a random index value based on array as
+          a list of probabilities. By default the list of probabilities
+          should sum to 1.0, when the normalize flag is set to 1, the
+          values get normalized by the ugen (less efficient)"}
+
+   {:name "Trig1"
+    :args [{:name "trig",
+            :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens
+                  when the signal changes from non-positive to
+                  positive."
+            :default 0.0 }
+           {:name "dur",
+            :doc  "duration of the trigger output in seconds."
+            :default 0.1 }]
+    :signal-range :unipolar
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "outputs one for dur seconds whenever the input goes from
+            negative to positive"}
+
+   {:name "Trig", :extends "Trig1"
+    :doc "When a nonpositive to positive transition occurs at the input, Trig outputs the level of the triggering input for the specified duration, otherwise it outputs zero."}
+
+   {:name "TDelay"
+    :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "input trigger signal."}
+           {:name "dur", :default 0.1 :doc "delay time in seconds."}]
+    :signal-range :unipolar
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :check [(same-rate-as-first-input)]
+    :doc "delays an input trigger by dur, ignoring other triggers in the meantime"}
+
+   {:name "SendTrig"
+    :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input trigger signal"}
+           {:name "id", :default 0 :doc "an integer that will be passed with the trigger message. This is useful if you have more than one SendTrig in a SynthDef"}
+           {:name "value", :default 0.0 :doc "a UGen or float that will be polled at the time of trigger, and its value passed with the trigger message"}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :num-outs 0
+    :check [(same-rate-as-first-input)]
+    :doc "on receiving a trigger sends a :trigger event with id and value. This command is the mechanism that synths can use to trigger events in clients.

 The trigger message sent back to the client is this:

@@ -56,13 +75,13 @@

 "}

-      {:name "SendReply"
-       :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "input trigger signal"}
-              {:name "cmd-name", :default "/reply" :doc "a string or symbol, as a message name." :mode :append-string}
-              {:name "values", :default 0.0 :mode :append-sequence :doc "array of ugens, or valid ugen inputs"}
-              {:name "reply-id", :default -1 :doc "integer id (similar to that used by send-trig)"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "send an array of values from the server via an OSC message. The OSC message is formed with cmd-name as the path, followed by two compulsary args: node-id (the id of the node that sent the message) and reply-id (the value specified in the params). These args are then followed by the list of values specified in the params.
+   {:name "SendReply"
+    :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "input trigger signal"}
+           {:name "cmd-name", :default "/reply" :doc "a string or symbol, as a message name." :mode :append-string}
+           {:name "values", :default 0.0 :mode :append-sequence :doc "array of ugens, or valid ugen inputs"}
+           {:name "reply-id", :default -1 :doc "integer id (similar to that used by send-trig)"}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "send an array of values from the server via an OSC message. The OSC message is formed with cmd-name as the path, followed by two compulsary args: node-id (the id of the node that sent the message) and reply-id (the value specified in the params). These args are then followed by the list of values specified in the params.

 For example, if the ugen is used as follows:

@@ -76,166 +95,166 @@

  (on-event \"/foobar\" (fn [msg] (println msg)) ::handle-foobar)"}

-      {:name "Latch"
-       :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input signal."}
-              {:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens when the signal changes from non-positive to positive."}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "holds the input signal value when triggered"}
-
-      {:name "Gate", :extends "Latch"
-       :doc "lets signal flow when trig is positive, otherwise holds last input value"}
-
-      {:name "PulseCount"
-       :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens when the signal changes from non-positive to positive."}
-              {:name "reset", :default 0.0 :doc "resets the counter to zero when triggered."}]
-       :check (same-rate-as-first-input)
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "each input trigger increments a counter value that is output."}
-
-      {:name "SetResetFF", :extends "PulseCount"
-       :doc "When a trigger is received the output is set to 1.0 Subsequent triggers have no effect When a trigger is received in the reset input, the output is set back to 0.0
+   {:name "Latch"
+    :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input signal."}
+           {:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens when the signal changes from non-positive to positive."}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "holds the input signal value when triggered"}
+
+   {:name "Gate", :extends "Latch"
+    :doc "lets signal flow when trig is positive, otherwise holds last input value"}
+
+   {:name "PulseCount"
+    :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens when the signal changes from non-positive to positive."}
+           {:name "reset", :default 0.0 :doc "resets the counter to zero when triggered."}]
+    :check (same-rate-as-first-input)
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "each input trigger increments a counter value that is output."}
+
+   {:name "SetResetFF", :extends "PulseCount"
+    :doc "When a trigger is received the output is set to 1.0 Subsequent triggers have no effect When a trigger is received in the reset input, the output is set back to 0.0

 One use of this is to have some precipitating event cause something to happen until you reset it.
 "}

-      {:name "Peak", :extends "PulseCount"
-       :doc "outputs the peak amplitude of the signal so far, a trigger resets to current value"}
-
-      {:name "RunningMin", :extends "Latch"
-       :doc "Outputs the minimum value received at the input. When triggered, the minimum output value is reset to the current value."}
-
-      {:name "RunningMax", :extends "Latch"
-       :doc "Outputs the maximum value received at the input. When triggered, the maximum output value is reset to the current value."}
-
-      {:name "Stepper"
-       :args [{:name "trig", :default 0 :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens when the signal changes from non-positive to positive."}
-              {:name "reset", :default 0 :doc "resets the counter to resetval when triggered."}
-              {:name "min", :default 0 :doc "minimum value of the counter."}
-              {:name "max", :default 7 :doc "maximum value of the counter."}
-              {:name "step", :default 1 :doc "step value each trigger. May be negative."}
-              {:name "resetval" :default 1 :doc "value to which the counter is reset when it receives a reset trigger."}] ; TODO MAYBE? allow :default :min
-       :check (same-rate-as-first-input)
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "triggers increment a counter which is output as a signal. The counter loops around from max to min by step increments"}
-
-      {:name "PulseDivider"
-       :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens when the signal changes from non-positive to positive."}
-              {:name "div", :default 2.0 :doc "number of pulses to divide by."}
-              {:name "start-val", :default 0.0 :doc "starting value for the trigger count. This lets you start somewhere in the middle of a count, or if startCount is negative it adds that many counts to the first time the output is triggers."}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "outputs a trigger every div input triggers"}
-
-      {:name "ToggleFF"
-       :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger input"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "flip-flops between zero and one each trigger"}
-
-      {:name "ZeroCrossing"
-       :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input signal"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :check (same-rate-as-first-input)
-       :doc "Outputs a frequency based upon the distance between interceptions of the X axis. The X intercepts are determined via linear interpolation so this gives better than just integer wavelength resolution. This is a very crude pitch follower, but can be useful in some situations."}
-
-      {:name "Timer"
-       :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger input"}]
-       :check (same-rate-as-first-input)
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "outputs time since last trigger"}
-
-      {:name "Sweep"
-       :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger input"}
-              {:name "rate", :default 1.0 :doc "rate in seconds"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "outputs a linear increasing signal by rate/second on trigger"}
-
-      {:name "Phasor"
-       :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "When triggered, reset value to resetPos (default: 0, Phasor outputs start initially)"}
-              {:name "rate", :default 1.0 :doc "The amount of change per sample i.e at a rate of 1 the value of each sample will be 1 greater than the preceding sample"}
-              {:name "start", :default 0.0 :doc "Starting point of the ramp"}
-              {:name "end", :default 1.0 :doc "End point of the ramp"}
-              {:name "reset-pos", :default 0.0  :doc "The value to jump to upon receiving a trigger"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "Phasor is a linear ramp between start and end values. When its trigger input crosses from non-positive to positive, Phasor's output will jump to its reset position. Upon reaching the end of its ramp Phasor will wrap back to its start. N.B. Since end is defined as the wrap point, its value is never actually output."}
-
-      {:name "PeakFollower"
-       :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input signal."}
-              {:name "decay", :default 0.999 :doc "decay factor."}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "outputs the peak signal amplitude, falling with decay over time until reaching signal level"}
-
-      {:name "Pitch"
-       :args [{:name "in" :doc "Input signal"}
-              {:name "init-freq", :default 440.0 :doc "Value of output pitch until first pitch detected."}
-              {:name "min-freq", :default 60.0 :doc "Minimum frequency of execution."}
-              {:name "max-freq", :default 4000.0 :doc "Maximum frequency of execution."}
-              {:name "exec-freq", :default 100.0 :doc "The target rate to periodically execute in cps. Clipped between min-freq and max-freq."}
-              {:name "max-bins-per-octave", :default 16 :doc "Number of lags for course search. A larger value will cause the coarse search to take longer, a smaller value will cause the subsequent fine search to take longer."}
-              {:name "median", :default 1 :doc "Median filter value of length median on the output estimation. Helps eliminate outliers and jitter. Value of 1 means no filter."}
-              {:name "amp-threshold", :default 0.01 :doc "Minum peak to peak amplitude of input signal before pitch estimation is performed."}
-              {:name "peak-threshold", :default 0.5 :doc "Finds the next peak that is above peak-threshold times the amplitude of the peak at lag zero. A value of 0.5 does a pretty good job of eliminating overtones."}
-              {:name "down-sample", :default 1 :doc "Down sample the input signal by an integer factor. Helps reduce CPU overthead. Also reduces pitch resolution."}
-              {:name "clar" :default 0 :doc "Clarity measurement (purity of the pitched signal) if greater than 0."}]
-       :rates #{:kr}
-       :num-outs 2
-       :description "Autocorrelation pitch follower"
-       :check (nth-input-stream? 0)
-       :doc "This is a better pitch follower than zero-crossing, but more costly of CPU. For most purposes the default settings can be used and only in needs to be supplied. Pitch returns two values (via an Array of OutputProxys, a freq which is the pitch estimate and has-freq, which tells whether a pitch was found. Some vowels are still problematic, for instance a wide open mouth sound somewhere between a low pitched short 'a' sound as in 'sat', and long 'i' sound as in 'fire', contains enough overtone energy to confuse the algorithm. None of these settings are time variable."}
-
-
-      {:name "InRange"
-       :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input signal"}
-              {:name "lo", :default 0.0 :doc "low threshold"}
-              {:name "hi", :default 1.0 :doc "high threshold"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "Tests if a signal is between lo and hi"}
-
-      {:name "Fold", :extends "InRange"
-       :doc "Folds input wave to within the lo and hi thresholds. This differs from the BinaryOpUGen fold2 in that it allows one to set both low and high thresholds."}
-
-      {:name "Clip"
-       :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "The signal to be clipped"}
-              {:name "lo", :default 0.0, :doc "Low threshold of clipping. Must be less then hi"}
-              {:name "hi", :default 1.0, :doc "High threshold of clipping. Must be greater then lo"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "Clip a signal outside given thresholds. This differs from the BinaryOpUGen clip2 in that it allows one to set both low and high thresholds."}
-
-      {:name "Wrap", :extends "InRange"
-       :doc "Wraps input wave to the low and high thresholds. This differs from the BinaryOpUGen wrap2 in that it allows one to set both low and high thresholds."}
-
-      {:name "Schmidt", :extends "InRange"
-       :doc "outout one when signal greater than high, and zero when lower than low."}
-
-          ;; TODO maybe allow a rect datatype as arg
-          ;;      and write init function to handle it
-      {:name "InRect"
-       :args [{:name "x", :default 0.0 :doc "X component signal"}
-              {:name "y", :default 0.0 :doc "Y component signal"}
-              {:name "left"}
-              {:name "top"}
-              {:name "right"}
-              {:name "bottom"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "outputs one if the 2d coordinate of x,y input values falls inside a rectangle, else zero"}
-
-      {:name "Trapezoid"
-       :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0}
-              {:name "a", :default 0.2}
-              {:name "b", :default 0.4}
-              {:name "c", :default 0.6}
-              {:name "d", :default 0.8}]
-       :default-rate :kr}
-
-      {:name "MostChange"
-       :args [{:name "a", :default 0.0 :doc "first input"}
-              {:name "b", :default 0.0 :doc "second input"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "output whichever signal changed the most"}
-
-      {:name "LeastChange", :extends "MostChange"
-       :doc "output whichever signal changed the least"}
-
-      {:name "LastValue"
-       :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input signal"}
-              {:name "diff", :default 0.01 :doc "difference threshold"}]
-       :default-rate :kr
-       :doc "output the last value before the input changed by a threshold of diff"}])
+   {:name "Peak", :extends "PulseCount"
+    :doc "outputs the peak amplitude of the signal so far, a trigger resets to current value"}
+
+   {:name "RunningMin", :extends "Latch"
+    :doc "Outputs the minimum value received at the input. When triggered, the minimum output value is reset to the current value."}
+
+   {:name "RunningMax", :extends "Latch"
+    :doc "Outputs the maximum value received at the input. When triggered, the maximum output value is reset to the current value."}
+
+   {:name "Stepper"
+    :args [{:name "trig", :default 0 :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens when the signal changes from non-positive to positive."}
+           {:name "reset", :default 0 :doc "resets the counter to resetval when triggered."}
+           {:name "min", :default 0 :doc "minimum value of the counter."}
+           {:name "max", :default 7 :doc "maximum value of the counter."}
+           {:name "step", :default 1 :doc "step value each trigger. May be negative."}
+           {:name "resetval" :default 1 :doc "value to which the counter is reset when it receives a reset trigger."}] ; TODO MAYBE? allow :default :min
+    :check (same-rate-as-first-input)
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "triggers increment a counter which is output as a signal. The counter loops around from max to min by step increments"}
+
+   {:name "PulseDivider"
+    :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger. Trigger can be any signal. A trigger happens when the signal changes from non-positive to positive."}
+           {:name "div", :default 2.0 :doc "number of pulses to divide by."}
+           {:name "start-val", :default 0.0 :doc "starting value for the trigger count. This lets you start somewhere in the middle of a count, or if startCount is negative it adds that many counts to the first time the output is triggers."}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "outputs a trigger every div input triggers"}
+
+   {:name "ToggleFF"
+    :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger input"}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "flip-flops between zero and one each trigger"}
+
+   {:name "ZeroCrossing"
+    :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input signal"}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :check (same-rate-as-first-input)
+    :doc "Outputs a frequency based upon the distance between interceptions of the X axis. The X intercepts are determined via linear interpolation so this gives better than just integer wavelength resolution. This is a very crude pitch follower, but can be useful in some situations."}
+
+   {:name "Timer"
+    :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger input"}]
+    :check (same-rate-as-first-input)
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "outputs time since last trigger"}
+
+   {:name "Sweep"
+    :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "trigger input"}
+           {:name "rate", :default 1.0 :doc "rate in seconds"}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "outputs a linear increasing signal by rate/second on trigger"}
+
+   {:name "Phasor"
+    :args [{:name "trig", :default 0.0 :doc "When triggered, reset value to resetPos (default: 0, Phasor outputs start initially)"}
+           {:name "rate", :default 1.0 :doc "The amount of change per sample i.e at a rate of 1 the value of each sample will be 1 greater than the preceding sample"}
+           {:name "start", :default 0.0 :doc "Starting point of the ramp"}
+           {:name "end", :default 1.0 :doc "End point of the ramp"}
+           {:name "reset-pos", :default 0.0  :doc "The value to jump to upon receiving a trigger"}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "Phasor is a linear ramp between start and end values. When its trigger input crosses from non-positive to positive, Phasor's output will jump to its reset position. Upon reaching the end of its ramp Phasor will wrap back to its start. N.B. Since end is defined as the wrap point, its value is never actually output."}
+
+   {:name "PeakFollower"
+    :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input signal."}
+           {:name "decay", :default 0.999 :doc "decay factor."}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "outputs the peak signal amplitude, falling with decay over time until reaching signal level"}
+
+   {:name "Pitch"
+    :args [{:name "in" :doc "Input signal"}
+           {:name "init-freq", :default 440.0 :doc "Value of output pitch until first pitch detected."}
+           {:name "min-freq", :default 60.0 :doc "Minimum frequency of execution."}
+           {:name "max-freq", :default 4000.0 :doc "Maximum frequency of execution."}
+           {:name "exec-freq", :default 100.0 :doc "The target rate to periodically execute in cps. Clipped between min-freq and max-freq."}
+           {:name "max-bins-per-octave", :default 16 :doc "Number of lags for course search. A larger value will cause the coarse search to take longer, a smaller value will cause the subsequent fine search to take longer."}
+           {:name "median", :default 1 :doc "Median filter value of length median on the output estimation. Helps eliminate outliers and jitter. Value of 1 means no filter."}
+           {:name "amp-threshold", :default 0.01 :doc "Minum peak to peak amplitude of input signal before pitch estimation is performed."}
+           {:name "peak-threshold", :default 0.5 :doc "Finds the next peak that is above peak-threshold times the amplitude of the peak at lag zero. A value of 0.5 does a pretty good job of eliminating overtones."}
+           {:name "down-sample", :default 1 :doc "Down sample the input signal by an integer factor. Helps reduce CPU overthead. Also reduces pitch resolution."}
+           {:name "clar" :default 0 :doc "Clarity measurement (purity of the pitched signal) if greater than 0."}]
+    :rates #{:kr}
+    :num-outs 2
+    :description "Autocorrelation pitch follower"
+    :check (nth-input-stream? 0)
+    :doc "This is a better pitch follower than zero-crossing, but more costly of CPU. For most purposes the default settings can be used and only in needs to be supplied. Pitch returns two values (via an Array of OutputProxys, a freq which is the pitch estimate and has-freq, which tells whether a pitch was found. Some vowels are still problematic, for instance a wide open mouth sound somewhere between a low pitched short 'a' sound as in 'sat', and long 'i' sound as in 'fire', contains enough overtone energy to confuse the algorithm. None of these settings are time variable."}
+
+
+   {:name "InRange"
+    :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input signal"}
+           {:name "lo", :default 0.0 :doc "low threshold"}
+           {:name "hi", :default 1.0 :doc "high threshold"}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "Tests if a signal is between lo and hi"}
+
+   {:name "Fold", :extends "InRange"
+    :doc "Folds input wave to within the lo and hi thresholds. This differs from the BinaryOpUGen fold2 in that it allows one to set both low and high thresholds."}
+
+   {:name "Clip"
+    :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "The signal to be clipped"}
+           {:name "lo", :default 0.0, :doc "Low threshold of clipping. Must be less then hi"}
+           {:name "hi", :default 1.0, :doc "High threshold of clipping. Must be greater then lo"}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "Clip a signal outside given thresholds. This differs from the BinaryOpUGen clip2 in that it allows one to set both low and high thresholds."}
+
+   {:name "Wrap", :extends "InRange"
+    :doc "Wraps input wave to the low and high thresholds. This differs from the BinaryOpUGen wrap2 in that it allows one to set both low and high thresholds."}
+
+   {:name "Schmidt", :extends "InRange"
+    :doc "outout one when signal greater than high, and zero when lower than low."}
+
+   ;; TODO maybe allow a rect datatype as arg
+   ;;      and write init function to handle it
+   {:name "InRect"
+    :args [{:name "x", :default 0.0 :doc "X component signal"}
+           {:name "y", :default 0.0 :doc "Y component signal"}
+           {:name "left"}
+           {:name "top"}
+           {:name "right"}
+           {:name "bottom"}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "outputs one if the 2d coordinate of x,y input values falls inside a rectangle, else zero"}
+
+   {:name "Trapezoid"
+    :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0}
+           {:name "a", :default 0.2}
+           {:name "b", :default 0.4}
+           {:name "c", :default 0.6}
+           {:name "d", :default 0.8}]
+    :default-rate :kr}
+
+   {:name "MostChange"
+    :args [{:name "a", :default 0.0 :doc "first input"}
+           {:name "b", :default 0.0 :doc "second input"}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "output whichever signal changed the most"}
+
+   {:name "LeastChange", :extends "MostChange"
+    :doc "output whichever signal changed the least"}
+
+   {:name "LastValue"
+    :args [{:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "input signal"}
+           {:name "diff", :default 0.01 :doc "difference threshold"}]
+    :default-rate :kr
+    :doc "output the last value before the input changed by a threshold of diff"}])


add titles to links

add titles to links

--- src/pc/views/blog/diagramming_with_precursor.clj
+++ src/pc/views/blog/diagramming_with_precursor.clj
@@ -66,11 +66,13 @@

     [:article
      [:p "Now we have a good overview of our infrastructure. When a new engineer joins the team, this is one of the first things we'll show them. It's even embedded in our GitHub README. You can see an example of that "
-      [:a {:href "https://github.com/PrecursorApp/image-refresh-demo"}
+      [:a {:href "https://github.com/PrecursorApp/image-refresh-demo"
+           :title "Embed a Precursor doc in your GitHub README or an issue."}
        "in our demo repo"]
       "."]
      [:p "The final diagram is "
-      [:a {:href "https://precursor.precursorapp.com/document/17592197950857"}
+      [:a {:href "https://precursor.precursorapp.com/document/17592197950857"
+           :title "See the finished doc."}
        "available as a read-only doc"]
       ". If you want to use it as a starting point, just select the parts you want, hit Cmd+c or Ctrl+c to copy, and Cmd+v or Ctrl+v to paste them into a new document."]]


Cache images for 14 days

Cache images for 14 days

On both CDN and client level

With s-maxage being set to a value higher than max-age we were
getting lots of requests from clients trying to revalidate the image
because Age header (returned by CDN) was higher than max-age sent to
the client.

--- src/vignette/http/middleware.clj
+++ src/vignette/http/middleware.clj
@@ -58,9 +58,8 @@
   (let [status (get response :status 0)]
     (cond
       (and (>= status 200) (< status 300))
-      (header response cache-control-header (format "public, s-maxage=%d, max-age=%d",
-                                                    (hours-to-seconds (* 24 365))
-                                                    (hours-to-seconds 24)))
+      (header response cache-control-header (format "public, max-age=%d",
+                                                    (hours-to-seconds (* 14 24))))

       (and (>= status 400) (< status 500))
       (header response cache-control-header (format "public, max-age=%d"


Make import button work

Make import button work

--- src/net/sekao/nightcode/controller.clj
+++ src/net/sekao/nightcode/controller.clj
@@ -40,9 +40,13 @@

 (defn -onImport [this ^ActionEvent event]
   (let [chooser (doto (DirectoryChooser.)
-                  (.setTitle "Import"))]
-    (when-let [file (.showDialog chooser (.getWindow (u/event->scene event)))]
-      (println file))))
+                  (.setTitle "Import"))
+        scene (u/event->scene event)
+        project-tree (.lookup scene "#project_tree")]
+    (when-let [file (.showDialog chooser (.getWindow scene))]
+      (-> state
+          (p/add-to-project-tree! (.getCanonicalPath file))
+          (p/update-project-tree! project-tree)))))

 (defn -onRename [this ^ActionEvent event]
   (let [dialog (doto (TextInputDialog.)


Select project after importing

Select project after importing

--- src/net/sekao/nightcode/controller.clj
+++ src/net/sekao/nightcode/controller.clj
@@ -44,9 +44,10 @@
         scene (event->scene event)
         project-tree (.lookup scene "#project_tree")]
     (when-let [file (.showDialog chooser (.getWindow scene))]
-      (-> state
-          (swap! update :project-set conj (.getCanonicalPath file))
-          (p/update-project-tree! project-tree)))))
+      (let [path (.getCanonicalPath file)]
+        (-> state
+            (swap! update :project-set conj path)
+            (p/update-project-tree! project-tree path))))))

 (defn -onRename [this ^ActionEvent event]
   (let [scene (event->scene event)


MILESTONE: all resolve tests pass, basic implementation

--- test/dependable/resolve_test.clj
+++ test/dependable/resolve_test.clj
@@ -603,7 +603,7 @@
                   [(present "a")]
                   ]
                  query)))))
-    (testing (str "Double Diamond")
+    (testing (str "Double diamond")
       (let [package-a
             (->package
               "a"
@@ -620,6 +620,7 @@
               1
               "b_loc1"
               [
+               [(present "c")]
                [(present "d" #(< (:version %) 4))]
                ]
               )
@@ -656,6 +657,7 @@
              "c" [package-c]
              "d" [package-d4 package-d3 package-d2]}
             query (map-query repo-info)]
+
         (is (= [:successful #{package-d2 package-c package-b package-a}]
                (resolve-dependencies
                  [


Track vault memory statistics.

Track vault memory statistics.

--- metlog-vault/src-server/metlog_vault/core.clj
+++ metlog-vault/src-server/metlog_vault/core.clj
@@ -18,6 +18,8 @@

 (def my-pool (at-at/mk-pool))

+(def jvm-runtime (java.lang.Runtime/getRuntime))
+
 (defn make-sample [ series-name value ]
   {:t (java.util.Date.)
    :series_name series-name
@@ -27,10 +29,21 @@
   (let [ sample-queue (java.util.concurrent.LinkedBlockingQueue.) ]
     (at-at/every 60000
                  (exception-barrier
-                  #(.add sample-queue (make-sample "vault-ingress-queue-size"
-                                                   (.size sample-queue)))
-                  "Record ingress queue size")
+                  #(doto sample-queue
+                     (.add (make-sample "vault-ingress-queue-size" (.size sample-queue)))
+                     (.add (make-sample "vault-free-memory" (.freeMemory jvm-runtime))))
+                  "Record per-minute JVM stats")
                  my-pool)
+
+    (at-at/every (* 60 60000) ; Every hour
+                 (exception-barrier
+                  #(doto sample-queue
+                     (.add (make-sample "vault-total-memory" (.totalMemory jvm-runtime)))
+                     (.add (make-sample "vault-max-memory" (.maxMemory jvm-runtime))))
+                  "Record hourly JVM stats")
+                 my-pool)
+
+
     (at-at/interspaced 15000
                        (exception-barrier
                         #(let [ snapshot (java.util.concurrent.LinkedBlockingQueue.) ]


PDOK-1599: enable test

PDOK-1599: enable test

--- src/test/clojure/pdok/featured/extracts_test.clj
+++ src/test/clojure/pdok/featured/extracts_test.clj
@@ -14,6 +14,16 @@
                "_geometry" {"type" "gml", "gml" "<gml:Polygon xmlns:gml=\"http://www.opengis.net/gml\" srsName=\"EPSG:28992\"><gml:exterior><gml:LinearRing><gml:posList srsDimension=\"2\">10.0 10.0 5.0 10.0 5.0 5.0 10.0 5.0 10.0 10.0</gml:posList></gml:LinearRing></gml:exterior></gml:Polygon>"}})

 (defn one-feature [] (list (test-feature "PDOK" "AAA" "BBB")))
+
+(def test-rendered-feature-gml
+  (let [_ (println (str "feature one " (one-feature)))
+        [error features-for-extract] (features-for-extract "test" "dummy" "gml2extract" (one-feature) "src/test/resources/templates")
+        _ (println (str "error " error))
+        _ (println (str "feature for extracts" features-for-extract))
+        [tiles result-feature] (first features-for-extract)
+        _ (println result-feature)]
+    (is (boolean (re-find #"<geo><gml:Polygon" result-feature)))
+    (is (boolean (re-find #"<naam>PDOK</naam>" result-feature)))))

 (defn two-features [] (list (test-feature "name1" "A" "B")
                              (test-feature "name2" "C" "D")))


Fix hand delay

Fix hand delay

--- ros/angelic_planning/src/ros/robot_actions.clj
+++ ros/angelic_planning/src/ros/robot_actions.clj
@@ -233,7 +233,9 @@
 (defn execute-robot-plan-hr  [#^NodeHandle nh actions]
   (let [a   (atom false)
 	sub (.subscribe nh "/headcart/hands" (ros.pkg.std_msgs.msg.String.) (sub-cb [m] (reset! a true)) 1)]
-    (while (not @a) (.spinOnce nh)) (reset! a false)
+    (println "Waiting for a hand to start.")
+    (while (not @a) (.spinOnce nh)) (reset! a false)
+    (Thread/sleep 2000) (.spinOnce nh) (reset! a false)
     (doseq [action actions]
       (loop []
 	(let [f #^java.util.concurrent.Future
@@ -256,7 +258,8 @@
 	      (.spinOnce nh)
 	      (reset! a false)
 	      (println "Waiting for restart signal.")
-	      (while (not @a) (.spinOnce nh)) (reset! a false)
+	      (while (not @a) (.spinOnce nh)) (reset! a false)
+	      (Thread/sleep 2000) (.spinOnce nh) (reset! a false)
 	      (recur))
 	         @f
 	      (recur)))))))


missing ='s

missing ='s

--- test/infinitelives/utils/string_test.cljs
+++ test/infinitelives/utils/string_test.cljs
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
   (is (not (string/starts-with? "test string.ext" "est"))))

 (deftest url-keyword
-  (is (string/url-keyword "http://domain.com/path/to/file.ext") :file))
+  (is (= (string/url-keyword "http://domain.com/path/to/file.ext") :file)))

 (deftest get-extension
-  (is (string/get-extension "http://domain.com/path/to/file.ext") ".ext)"))
+  (is (= (string/get-extension "http://domain.com/path/to/file.ext") "ext")))


(PE-4648) Allow IO or Protocol exception for crl fail test

This commit enables the `test-app-startup-against-crls` failure test to
"succeed" if either an `IOException` or a `ProtocolException` is thrown
by the underlying `http-get` code.

--- test/puppetlabs/master/bootstrap_test.clj
+++ test/puppetlabs/master/bootstrap_test.clj
@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 (ns puppetlabs.master.bootstrap-test
-  (:import (org.httpkit ProtocolException))
+  (:import (java.io IOException)
+           (org.httpkit ProtocolException))
   (:require [clojure.test :refer :all]
             [puppetlabs.kitchensink.testutils :refer [with-no-jvm-shutdown-hooks]]
             [puppetlabs.master.services.config.jvm-puppet-config-service
@@ -48,6 +49,15 @@
           (tk-internal/throw-app-error-if-exists!))))
     (is (true? true))))

+(defn validate-connection-failure
+  [f]
+  (try
+    (f)
+    (is false "Connection succeeded but should have failed")
+    (catch IOException e)
+    (catch ProtocolException e))
+  nil)
+
 (deftest test-app-startup-against-crls
   (let [test-url "https://localhost:8140/production/node/localhost"]
     (tk-bootstrap-testutils/with-app-with-config
@@ -73,14 +83,13 @@
           (is (= (:status response) 200))))
       (testing (str "Simple request to jvm puppet fails when the client "
                     "certificate's serial number is in the server's CRL.")
-        (is (thrown?
-              ProtocolException
-              (tk-webserver-testutils/http-get
-                test-url
-                {:ssl-cert
-                  "./test-resources/config/master/conf/ssl/certs/localhost-compromised.pem"
-                 :ssl-key
-                  "./test-resources/config/master/conf/ssl/private_keys/localhost-compromised.pem"
-                 :ssl-ca-cert
-                  "./test-resources/config/master/conf/ssl/certs/ca.pem"
-                 :keepalive 0})))))))+        (validate-connection-failure
+          #(tk-webserver-testutils/http-get
+            test-url
+            {:ssl-cert
+              "./test-resources/config/master/conf/ssl/certs/localhost-compromised.pem"
+             :ssl-key
+              "./test-resources/config/master/conf/ssl/private_keys/localhost-compromised.pem"
+             :ssl-ca-cert
+              "./test-resources/config/master/conf/ssl/certs/ca.pem"
+             :keepalive 0}))))))


CMR-3857: Excluding PublicReference case from RelatedUrl.

--- umm-spec-lib/src/cmr/umm_spec/xml_to_umm_mappings/iso_smap/distributions_related_url.clj
+++ umm-spec-lib/src/cmr/umm_spec/xml_to_umm_mappings/iso_smap/distributions_related_url.clj
@@ -42,19 +42,6 @@
       "gmd:MD_AggregateInformation/gmd:aggregateDataSetName/gmd:CI_Citation/"
       "gmd:citedResponsibleParty/gmd:CI_ResponsibleParty/gmd:contactInfo/"
       "gmd:CI_Contact/gmd:onlineResource/CI_OnlineResource"))
-
-(defn parse-distributions
-  "Returns the distributions parsed from the given xml document."
-  [doc sanitize?]
-  (for [distributor-element (select doc distributor-xpath)]
-    {:DistributionMedia (value-of distributor-element distributor-media-xpath)
-     :Sizes (for [transfer-el (select distributor-element distributor-transfer-options-xpath)
-                  :let [size (value-of transfer-el "gmd:transferSize/gco:Real")]]
-              {:Size size
-               :Unit (or (value-of transfer-el "gmd:unitsOfDistribution/gco:CharacterString")
-                         (when (and sanitize? size) "MB"))})
-     :DistributionFormat (value-of distributor-element distributor-format-xpath)
-     :Fees (value-of distributor-element distributor-fees-xpath)}))

 (defn- get-index-or-nil
  "Get the index of the key in the description. Return nil if the key does not
@@ -139,9 +126,8 @@
  (for [url (select doc publication-and-collection-url-path)
        :let [description (char-string-value url "gmd:description")]
        :when (and (some? description)
-                  (str/includes? description "PublicationURL"))
-       :let [types-and-desc (parse-url-types-from-description description)
-             url-content-type (or (:URLContentType types-and-desc) "PublicationURL")]]
+                  (not (str/includes? description "PublicationReference")))
+       :let [types-and-desc (parse-url-types-from-description description)]]
   {:URL (value-of url "gmd:linkage/gmd:URL")
    :Description (:Description types-and-desc)
    :URLContentType (or (:URLContentType types-and-desc) "PublicationURL")


remove remaining 'lift' references

remove remaining 'lift' references

--- test/cljx/jamesmacaulay/zelkova/signal_test.cljx
+++ test/cljx/jamesmacaulay/zelkova/signal_test.cljx
@@ -25,41 +25,41 @@
 (deftest test-signal-sources
   (let [input (z/input 0)
         foldp (z/foldp + 0 input)
-        lift (z/map vector input foldp)
-        async (z/async lift)]
+        mapped (z/map vector input foldp)
+        async (z/async mapped)]
     (are [sig sources] (= (z/signal-deps sig) sources)
          input #{}
          foldp #{input}
-         lift #{input foldp}
-         async #{lift})))
+         mapped #{input foldp}
+         async #{mapped})))

 (deftest test-output-node->dependency-map
   (let [input (z/input 0)
         foldp (z/foldp + 0 input)
-        lift (z/map vector input foldp)
-        async (z/async lift)]
+        mapped (z/map vector input foldp)
+        async (z/async mapped)]
     (are [out deps] (= (z/output-node->dependency-map out) deps)
          input {input #{}}
          foldp {input #{}
                 foldp #{input}}
-         lift {input #{}
-               foldp #{input}
-               lift #{input foldp}}
+         mapped {input #{}
+                 foldp #{input}
+                 mapped #{input foldp}}
          async {input #{}
                 foldp #{input}
-                lift #{input foldp}
-                async #{lift}})))
+                mapped #{input foldp}
+                async #{mapped}})))

 (deftest test-topsort
   (let [input (z/input 0)
         foldp (z/foldp + 0 input)
-        lift (z/map vector input foldp)
-        async (z/async lift)]
+        mapped (z/map vector input foldp)
+        async (z/async mapped)]
     (are [out sorted-sigs] (= (z/topsort out) sorted-sigs)
          input [input]
          foldp [input foldp]
-         lift [input foldp lift]
-         async [input foldp lift async])))
+         mapped [input foldp mapped]
+         async [input foldp mapped async])))

 (deftest-async test-wiring-things-up
   (go
@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@
       (is (= [1 2 3]
              (<! (async/into [] out)))))))

-(deftest-async test-lift
+(deftest-async test-map
   (go
     (let [number (event-constructor :numbers)
           in (z/input 0 :numbers)
@@ -110,10 +110,10 @@
       (async/onto-chan graph [(a 1) (b 2) (c 3) (a 10)])
       (is (= [1 3 6 15]
              (<! (async/into [] out)))))
-    (let [zero-arity-+-lift (z/map +)
-          zero-arity-vector-lift (z/map vector)]
-      (is (= 0 (:init zero-arity-+-lift)))
-      (is (= [] (:init zero-arity-vector-lift))))))
+    (let [zero-arity-+-map (z/map +)
+          zero-arity-vector-map (z/map vector)]
+      (is (= 0 (:init zero-arity-+-map)))
+      (is (= [] (:init zero-arity-vector-map))))))

 (deftest-async test-foldp
   (go


Refactor resource query tests to use with-test-db

Signed-off-by: Deepak Giridharagopal <d11186354d1ef01ca06ae37d7e23e827da13e85f@puppetlabs.com>

--- test/com/puppetlabs/cmdb/test/query/resource.clj
+++ test/com/puppetlabs/cmdb/test/query/resource.clj
@@ -6,19 +6,17 @@
   (:use clojure.test
         ring.mock.request
         [com.puppetlabs.jdbc :only (query-to-vec with-transacted-connection)]
-        [com.puppetlabs.cmdb.testutils :only [test-db]]
+        [com.puppetlabs.cmdb.testutils :only [with-test-db]]
         [com.puppetlabs.cmdb.scf.storage :only [db-serialize to-jdbc-varchar-array]]
         [com.puppetlabs.cmdb.scf.migrate :only [migrate!]]))

 (def ^:dynamic *db* nil)

 (use-fixtures :each (fn [f]
-                      (let [db (test-db)]
-                        (binding [*db* db]
-                          (sql/with-connection db
-                            (sql/transaction
-                            (migrate!)
-                            (f)))))))
+                      (with-test-db *db*
+                        (with-transacted-connection *db*
+                          (migrate!)
+                          (f)))))

 (deftest query->sql
   (testing "comparisons"
@@ -333,5 +331,3 @@
               #"is not a valid query term"
               (s/query-resources (s/query->sql input))))))))

-
-


(PDB-5484) resources-test: actually check result body in two tests

Check result body in resource-endpoint-tests and
environments-resource-endpoint after kondo pointed out the unused
bindings.

--- test/puppetlabs/puppetdb/http/resources_test.clj
+++ test/puppetlabs/puppetdb/http/resources_test.clj
@@ -46,7 +46,8 @@
   (let [{:keys [foo1 bar1 foo2 bar2]} (store-example-resources)]
     (testing "query without filter should not fail"
       (let [response (query-response method endpoint)
-            body     (json/parse-string (slurp (get response :body "null")) true)]
+            result (query-result response)]
+        (is (= (set [foo1 bar1 foo2 bar2]) result))
         (is (= 200 (:status response)))))

     (testing "query with filter"
@@ -172,14 +173,16 @@
 (deftest-http-app environments-resource-endpoint
   [[version _endpoint] endpoints
    method [:get :post]]
-  (let [{:keys [foo1 bar1]} (store-example-resources)
+  (let [{:keys [foo1 bar1 foo2 bar2]} (store-example-resources)
         dev-endpoint (str "/" (name version) "/environments/DEV/resources")
         prod-endpoint (str "/" (name version) "/environments/PROD/resources")]

-    (doseq [endpoint [dev-endpoint prod-endpoint]]
+    (doseq [[endpoint expected] [[dev-endpoint [foo1 foo2]]
+                                 [prod-endpoint [bar1 bar2]]]]
       (testing (str "query without filter should not fail for endpoint " endpoint)
         (let [response (query-response method endpoint)
-              body     (get response :body "null")]
+              result (query-result response)]
+          (is (= (set expected) (set result)))
           (is (= 200 (:status response))))))

     (testing "DEV query with filter"


cleanup old mappers

cleanup old mappers

--- src/clj/swarmpit/influxdb/mapper.clj
+++ src/clj/swarmpit/influxdb/mapper.clj
@@ -30,20 +30,4 @@
     {:name   (get tags "host")
      :time   (into [] (map first values))
      :cpu    (into [] (map second values))
-     :memory (into [] (map #(nth % 2) values))}))
-
-(defn ->service-cpu-ts [series]
-  (let [values (get series "values")
-        tags (get series "tags")]
-    {:service (get tags "service")
-     :time    (into [] (map first values))
-     :cpu     (into [] (map second values))}))
-
-(defn ->service-memory-ts [series]
-  (let [values (get series "values")
-        tags (get series "tags")]
-    {:service (get tags "service")
-     :time    (into [] (map first values))
-     :memory  (into [] (->> (map second values)
-                            (map #(when (some? %)
-                                    (as-MiB %)))))}))+     :memory (into [] (map #(nth % 2) values))}))


`timetable-day-get-nr-rows` - Remove redundant params

I'm wondering why this didn't cause the compiler to freak out.

Signed-off-by: Pang Yan Han <22594c345857f664c61cd411f607c4d40a9d4af9@gmail.com>

--- src/cljs/cljs_nusmods/timetable.cljs
+++ src/cljs/cljs_nusmods/timetable.cljs
@@ -444,7 +444,7 @@

 ; Argument argument is a a 0-indexed integer representing the day, where
 ; 0 = Monday, 1 = Tuesday, until 4 = Friday
-(defmethod timetable-day-get-nr-rows true [day]
+(defmethod timetable-day-get-nr-rows true
   [day]
   (count (timetable-get-day day)))


CMR-1253 Fixes ECHO XML generation of collection "purpose" field

--- umm-lib/src/cmr/umm/echo10/collection.clj
+++ umm-lib/src/cmr/umm/echo10/collection.clj
@@ -165,7 +165,8 @@
                     (x/element :Orderable {} "true")
                     (x/element :Visible {} "true")
                     ;; archive center to follow processing center
-                    (x/element :SuggestedUsage {} purpose)
+                    (when purpose
+                      (x/element :SuggestedUsage {} purpose))
                     (org/generate-processing-center organizations)
                     (when processing-level-id
                       (x/element :ProcessingLevelId {} processing-level-id))


CMR-1280: Updates ISO MENDS spatial support to meet GML spec

GML polygons are now parsed/generated with the same coordinate sequence
and order as the internal (closed, anti-clockwise) UMM ring
representation.

--- umm-lib/src/cmr/umm/iso_mends/spatial.clj
+++ umm-lib/src/cmr/umm/iso_mends/spatial.clj
@@ -37,27 +37,33 @@
         gml-element (-> gmd-polygon :content first)]
     (parse-gml gml-element)))

-(defn- parse-points
-  "Returns a sequence of Points from an element with a gml:pos or gml:posList."
-  [element]
-  (when-let [pos-str (or (cx/string-at-path element [:pos])
-                         (cx/string-at-path element [:posList]))]
-    (umm-s/lat-lon-point-str->points pos-str)))
-
 (defmethod parse-gml :Point
   [element]
-  (first (parse-points element)))
+  (-> (cx/string-at-path element [:pos])
+      umm-s/lat-lon-point-str->points
+      first))

 (defmethod parse-gml :LineString
   [element]
-  (ls/line-string (parse-points element)))
+  (-> (cx/string-at-path element [:posList])
+      umm-s/lat-lon-point-str->points
+      ls/line-string))

 (defmethod parse-gml :Polygon
   [element]
-  (let [exterior   (cx/element-at-path  element [:exterior :LinearRing])
-        interiors  (cx/elements-at-path element [:interior :LinearRing])
-        parse-ring #(umm-s/ring (parse-points %))
-        rings      (cons (parse-ring exterior) (map parse-ring interiors))]
+  (let [close-ring (fn [points]
+                     (let [v (vec points)]
+                       (if (= (first v) (last v))
+                         v
+                         (conj v (first v)))))
+        exterior  (-> (cx/string-at-path element [:exterior :LinearRing :posList])
+                      umm-s/lat-lon-point-str->points
+                      close-ring)
+        interiors (->> (cx/strings-at-path element [:interior :LinearRing :posList])
+                       (map umm-s/lat-lon-point-str->points)
+                       (map close-ring))
+        rings     (cons (umm-s/ring exterior)
+                        (map umm-s/ring interiors))]
     (poly/polygon rings)))

 (defmethod parse-geo-element :default
@@ -152,13 +158,13 @@

 (defmethod geometry->iso-geom cmr.spatial.polygon.Polygon
   [polygon gen-id]
-  (let [exterior (poly/boundary polygon)
-        interior (poly/holes polygon)]
+  (let [exterior (:points (poly/boundary polygon))
+        interior (map :points (poly/holes polygon))]
     (gmd-poly
      (x/element :gml:Polygon {:gml:id (gen-id)}
-                (x/element :gml:exterior {} (gml-linear-ring (:points exterior)))
+                (x/element :gml:exterior {} (gml-linear-ring exterior))
                 (when (seq interior)
-                  (map #(x/element :gml:interior {} (gml-linear-ring (:points %))) interior))))))
+                  (map #(x/element :gml:interior {} (gml-linear-ring %)) interior))))))

 (defmethod geometry->iso-geom cmr.spatial.mbr.Mbr
   [mbr gen-id]


getting rid of eager clj reloading

getting rid of eager clj reloading

--- sidecar/src/figwheel_sidecar/auto_builder.clj
+++ sidecar/src/figwheel_sidecar/auto_builder.clj
@@ -158,15 +158,17 @@
                             (when (not-empty ids)
                               (println "Focusing on build ids:" (string/join ", " ids))))
         builder-running? #(:autobuilder @state-atom)
-        ;; we are going to take an optiona id here
+        ;; we are going to take an optional id here
+        filter-builds*  (fn [ids]
+                          (let [bs (set (get-ids ids))]
+                            (filter #(bs (:id %)) all-builds)))
         build-once*     (fn [ids]
-                          (let [bs (set (get-ids ids))
-                                builds (filter #(bs (:id %)) all-builds)]
+                          (let [builds (filter-builds* ids)]
                             (display-focus-ids (map :id builds))
-                            (mapv auto/build-once builds)))
+                            (mapv auto/build-once (mapv #(assoc % :reload-clj-files false)
+                                                        builds))))
         clean-build*    (fn [ids]
-                          (let [bs (set (get-ids ids))
-                                builds (filter #(bs (:id %)) all-builds)]
+                          (let [builds (filter-builds* ids)]
                             (display-focus-ids (map :id builds))
                             (mapv cbuild/clean-build (map :build-options builds))
                             (println "Deleting ClojureScript compilation target files.")))
@@ -177,6 +179,9 @@
                               (mapv println errors))
                             (when-not (builder-running?)
                               (build-once* build-ids)
+
+                              ;; kill some undeclared warnings, hopefully?
+                              (Thread/sleep 300)
                               (when-let [abuild
                                          (binding [*out* log-writer
                                                    *err* log-writer]


fix(plugins): if $HOME/.ccw does not exist, silently bypass plugins

--- ccw.core.e4/src/clj/ccw/core/user_plugins.clj
+++ ccw.core.e4/src/clj/ccw/core/user_plugins.clj
@@ -83,11 +83,11 @@
     urls))

 (defn plugin-folder? [d]
-  (some #(and f/file? (.endsWith (.getName %) ".clj"))
+  (some #(and (f/file? %) (.endsWith (.getName %) ".clj"))
         (.listFiles (io/file d))))

 (defn user-plugins [d]
-  (if (plugin-folder? d)
+  (if (and d (plugin-folder? d))
     [d]
     (mapcat user-plugins
             (filter f/directory?
@@ -118,11 +118,12 @@
   "Return the user plugins dir (`~/.ccw/`) if it exists and is a directory.
    Or return nil."
   []
-  (f/directory? (io/file (System/getProperty "user.home")
-                         ".ccw")))
+  (when-let [d (f/directory? (io/file (System/getProperty "user.home")
+                                      ".ccw"))]
+    d))

 (defn start-user-plugins []
-  (when-let [user-plugins (user-plugins (plugins-root-dir))]
+  (when-let [user-plugins (some-> (plugins-root-dir) user-plugins)]
     (binding [dsl/*load-key* (str (java.util.UUID/randomUUID))]
       (try
         (doseq [p user-plugins]


Remove "Articles matching.." heading

Remove "Articles matching.." heading

--- src-cljs/frontend/components/documentation.cljs
+++ src-cljs/frontend/components/documentation.cljs
@@ -95,7 +95,6 @@
                (cond
                 (seq query-results)
                 [:div
-                 [:h5 "Articles matching \"" query "\""]
                  [:ul.article-list
                   (for [result query-results]
                     [:li


Status => System Status

Status => System Status

--- src-cljs/frontend/components/pieces/topbar.cljs
+++ src-cljs/frontend/components/pieces/topbar.cljs
@@ -46,8 +46,8 @@
              [:ul.nav-items.nav-items-left.collapsing-nav
               [:li
                 [:a.has-icon {:href "/build-insights"
-                              :aria-label "Status"}
-                  [:i.material-icons.status.operational "grain"] "Status"]] ;; blur_on leak_add network_check
+                              :aria-label "System Status"}
+                  [:i.material-icons.status.operational "grain"] "System Status"]] ;; blur_on leak_add network_check
               [:li.dropdown
                [:button.dropdown-toggle
                 {:data-toggle "dropdown"


Simplify define-define_datatype-aux forwarding call

--- 2016/define-datatype/src/define_datatype/define_datatype.clj
+++ 2016/define-datatype/src/define_datatype/define_datatype.clj
@@ -129,10 +129,7 @@
   predicate name and variant descriptors don't have to be quoted but rather can
   be regular Clojure symbols."
   [typename predicate-name & variant-descriptors]
-  `(define-datatype-aux
-     (quote ~typename)
-     (quote ~predicate-name)
-     '~variant-descriptors))
+  (define-datatype-aux typename predicate-name variant-descriptors))

 (defn make-cond-case
   "Helper function for cases that generates a single case for the variant cond.


Flare output fit for other people's use

Flare output fit for other people's use

--- src/midje/emission/plugins/flare.clj
+++ src/midje/emission/plugins/flare.clj
@@ -25,8 +25,9 @@
          (cond->> (seq path) (str "in " (pr-str path) (if indent-diffs? "\n" " "))))))

  (defn generate-reports [diffs]
-   (prn "Flare data: " diffs)
-   (clojure.pprint/pprint diffs)
+   ; (prn "Flare data: " diffs)
+   ; (clojure.pprint/pprint diffs)
+   (println "Flare output (experimental):")
    (try
      (->> diffs
           flare/flatten-keys


Save chosen attachments and update button with count

--- android/src/clojure/net/nightweb/actions.clj
+++ android/src/clojure/net/nightweb/actions.clj
@@ -32,6 +32,15 @@
   (if intent
     (if-let [callback (get-state context :file-request)]
       (callback (.getData intent)))))
+
+(defn receive-file-to-attach
+  [context uri button-view]
+  (if (= (.getText button-view) (get-string :attach))
+    (set-state context :attachments nil))
+  (let [attachments (get-state context :attachments)
+        new-count (+ 1 (count attachments))]
+    (set-state context :attachments (conj attachments uri))
+    (.setText button-view (str (get-string :attach) " (" new-count ")"))))

 (defn show-page
   [context class-name params]
@@ -123,7 +132,9 @@

 (defn do-attach-to-new-post
   [context dialog-view button-view]
-  (request-files context "*/*" #(println "attach" %1))
+  (request-files context
+                 "*/*"
+                 (fn [uri] (receive-file-to-attach context uri button-view)))
   false)

 (defn do-save-profile


Add amp param to sampled-piano synth

Add amp param to sampled-piano synth

--- src/overtone/synth/sampled_piano.clj
+++ src/overtone/synth/sampled_piano.clj
@@ -4,9 +4,9 @@

 (defsynth sampled-piano
   [note 60 level 1 rate 1 loop? 0
-   attack 0 decay 1 sustain 1 release 0.1 curve -4 gate 1 out-bus 0]
+   attack 0 decay 1 sustain 1 release 0.1 curve -4 gate 1 out-bus 0 amp 1]
   (let [buf (index:kr (:id index-buffer) note)
         env (env-gen (adsr attack decay sustain release level curve)
                      :gate gate
                      :action FREE)]
-    (out out-bus (* env (scaled-play-buf 2 buf :level level :loop loop? :action FREE)))))
+    (out out-bus (* env amp (scaled-play-buf 2 buf :level level :loop loop? :action FREE)))))


Update BigQuery native test to make sure types are checked :keyboard:

--- test/metabase/driver/bigquery_test.clj
+++ test/metabase/driver/bigquery_test.clj
@@ -81,11 +81,14 @@

 ;; make sure that BigQuery native queries maintain the column ordering specified in the SQL -- post-processing ordering shouldn't apply (Issue #2821)
 (expect-with-engine :bigquery
-  ["venue_id" "user_id" "checkins_id"]
-  (get-in (qp/process-query {:native   {:query (apply format "SELECT [%stest_data.checkins.venue_id] AS [venue_id], [%stest_data.checkins.user_id] AS [user_id], [%stest_data.checkins.id] AS [checkins_id]
+  {:cols    ["venue_id" "user_id" "checkins_id"]
+   :columns [{:name "venue_id",    :base_type :IntegerField}
+             {:name "user_id",     :base_type :IntegerField}
+             {:name "checkins_id", :base_type :IntegerField}]}
+  (dissoc (qp/process-query {:native   {:query (apply format "SELECT [%stest_data.checkins.venue_id] AS [venue_id], [%stest_data.checkins.user_id] AS [user_id], [%stest_data.checkins.id] AS [checkins_id]
                                                               FROM [%stest_data.checkins]
                                                               LIMIT 2"
                                                       (repeat 4 bq-data/unique-prefix))}
                              :type     :native
                              :database (data/id)})
-          [:data :columns]))
+          :rows))


remove unused imports

remove unused imports

--- test/metabase/driver/postgres_test.clj
+++ test/metabase/driver/postgres_test.clj
@@ -2,9 +2,7 @@
   (:require [expectations :refer :all]
             [metabase.driver.generic-sql.interface :as i]
             [metabase.driver.postgres :refer :all]
-            [metabase.test.data :as data]
-            (metabase.test.data [datasets :as datasets]
-                                [interface :refer [def-database-definition]])
+            [metabase.test.data.interface :refer [def-database-definition]]
             [metabase.test.util.mql :refer [Q]]))

 ;; # Check that database->connection details still works whether we're dealing with new-style or legacy details


Property-based tests for algorithms (start)

Before I go any farther with the animations and more analysis routines,
I want to make sure I'm not being deceived by bugs in the algorithms---
both the maze generation and the incremental result reporting and the
change tracking.  Sounds like a job for test.check.

I expected this to be more difficult than it was.  All of the most
important properties are done (although two algorithms fail one of
them in an innocuous way that just adds one redundant animation
frame).  It should be fairly easy to finish these up and then write
similar properties for the analysis algorithms.

These property checks are, however, slow.  We have to generate mazes
of various sizes, run the algorithms ... and in the case of the
properties that validate the incremental result reporting, we have
to capture each update and validate properties on each one (and
in some cases on the differences between them).

--- test/snergly/algorithms_properties.clj
+++ test/snergly/algorithms_properties.clj
@@ -1 +1,222 @@
-(ns snergly.algorithms-properties)
+(ns snergly.algorithms-properties
+  (:import (clojure.lang PersistentQueue))
+  (:require [clojure.test :refer :all]
+            [clojure.test.check :as tc]
+            [clojure.test.check.generators :as gen]
+            [clojure.test.check.properties :as prop]
+            [clojure.test.check.clojure-test :refer :all]
+            [clojure.core.async :as async]
+            [clojure.set :as set]
+            [schema.test]
+            [snergly.algorithms :refer :all]
+            [snergly.grid :as grid]))
+
+;; This seems like a perfect application for property-based testing.  There's
+;; no way to inspect a maze and prove that it was generated by a correct
+;; implementation of, say. Wilson's algorithm.  And the inherent randomness of
+;; the algorithms means that any particular example I come up with might not
+;; expose all of the issues.
+;;
+;; But we do know that all of these algorithms are supposed to produce
+;; "perfect" mazes (fully connected, no loops).  And I know that I want them
+;; all to report intermediate results for animation purposes according to
+;; particular rules.
+;;
+;; So if I can find a way to validate that the final maze is a perfect maze,
+;; then I can have a fair degree of confidence that an implementation that
+;; seems (from inspection) to correctly implement the algorithm is, in fact,
+;; correct, because nearly all bugs would either disrupt that property or cause
+;; a crash or non-termination.  (A bug that didn't do any of those things would
+;; actually mean it was a different algorithm.)
+;;
+;; And if I can find a way to validate that the intermediate results are
+;; reported according to my rules, then I can be confident that the animations
+;; are correct.
+
+(use-fixtures :once schema.test/validate-schemas)
+
+(def gen-dimen
+  (gen/fmap inc gen/s-pos-int))
+
+(def gen-grid
+  (gen/fmap #(apply grid/make-grid %) (gen/vector gen-dimen 2)))
+
+(defn grid-cells [g]
+  (map #(grid/grid-cell g %) (grid/grid-coords g)))
+
+(defn new-grid?
+  [grid]
+  (and (grid/new? grid)
+       (every? empty?
+               (map #(:links (grid/grid-cell grid %)) (grid/grid-coords grid)))))
+
+(defn has-cycle?
+  ([grid] (has-cycle? grid [0 0]))
+  ([grid start]
+   (loop [[current-coord parent] [start nil]
+          frontier PersistentQueue/EMPTY
+          visited #{}]
+     (cond
+       (nil? current-coord) false
+       (contains? visited current-coord) true
+       :else (let [cell (grid/grid-cell grid current-coord)
+                   links (remove #(= parent %) (:links cell))
+                   next-frontier (apply conj frontier (map #(vector % current-coord) links))]
+               (recur (peek next-frontier)
+                      (pop next-frontier)
+                      (conj visited current-coord)))))))
+
+(defn initial-grid [algorithm-fn grid]
+  (let [intermediate-chan (async/chan)
+        result-chan (algorithm-fn grid intermediate-chan)]
+    (async/<!! (async/go-loop [first-g nil]
+                 (if-let [new-g (async/<! intermediate-chan)]
+                   (recur (or first-g new-g))
+                   (let [_ (async/<! result-chan)]
+                     first-g))))))
+
+(defn final-grid [algorithm-fn grid]
+  (let [intermediate-chan (async/chan)
+        result-chan (algorithm-fn grid intermediate-chan)]
+    (async/<!! (async/go-loop []
+                 (if (async/<! intermediate-chan)
+                   (recur)
+                   (async/<! result-chan))))))
+
+(defn all-grids [algorithm-fn grid]
+  (let [intermediate-chan (async/chan)
+        result-chan (algorithm-fn grid intermediate-chan)]
+    (async/<!! (async/go-loop [grids []]
+                 (if-let [g (async/<! intermediate-chan)]
+                   (recur (conj grids g))
+                   (conj grids (async/<! result-chan)))))))
+
+(defn actual-changes [grids]
+  (letfn [(add-links [s cell]
+            (conj s (:links cell)))
+          (compute-changes [[a b]]
+            (let [a-links (reduce add-links #{} (grid-cells a))
+                  b-links (reduce add-links #{} (grid-cells b))]
+              (set/difference b-links a-links)
+              ))]
+    (map compute-changes (partition 2 (interleave grids (rest grids))))))
+
+(defmacro check-algorithm-properties
+  [alg-name & specs]
+  ;; In these definitions, some names are used consistently to help make
+  ;; things clearer.
+  ;;
+  ;; * the word "initial" refers to the very first grid, which includes no
+  ;;   changes and no links.
+  ;; * a "report" is any grid that is supplied by the algorithm through either
+  ;;   channel, including the initial.
+  ;; * the word "update" refers to all reports except the initial.  Each update
+  ;;   is supposed to include changes (because there's no sense supplying them
+  ;;   for animation unless they've changed).
+  ;; * the word "final" refers to the final grid (the one that is the return
+  ;;   value from the algorithm)
+  ;; * the word "incomplete" refers to all of the reports *prior* to the final
+  ;;   grid, including the initial.
+  ;; * the word "intermediate" refers to all of the reports *except* for the
+  ;;   initial and the final.
+
+  (let [specs (if (empty? specs)
+                #{:perfect :first-new :all-changed :each-changes :accurate-changes :updates-link-2}
+                (into #{} specs))]
+    `(do
+       (when (contains? ~specs :perfect)
+         (defspec ~(symbol (str alg-name "-produces-a-perfect-maze"))
+           5
+           (prop/for-all [grid# gen-grid]
+             (let [final# (final-grid (algorithm-functions "binary-tree") grid#)
+                   links# (map :links (grid-cells final#))
+                   distances# ((synchronous-fn find-distances) final# [0 0])
+                   ]
+               (every? not-empty links#) ; quick check for no isolated cells
+               (every? #(contains? distances# %) (grid/grid-coords final#)) ; every cell reachable
+               (not (has-cycle? final#)) ; no cycles
+               ))))
+
+       (when (contains? ~specs :first-new)
+         (defspec ~(symbol (str alg-name "-first-grid-is-new"))
+           2
+           (prop/for-all [grid# gen-grid]
+             (new-grid? (initial-grid (algorithm-functions ~alg-name) grid#)))))
+
+       (when (contains? ~specs :all-changed)
+         (defspec ~(symbol (str alg-name "-all-cells-changed"))
+           10
+           (prop/for-all [grid# gen-grid]
+             (let [reports# (all-grids (algorithm-functions ~alg-name) grid#)
+                   change-sets# (filter identity (map :changed-cells reports#))
+                   changed-cells# (apply set/union change-sets#)]
+               (= (into #{} (grid/grid-coords grid#)) changed-cells#)))))
+
+       (when (contains? ~specs :each-changes)
+         (defspec ~(symbol (str alg-name "-each-update-changes"))
+           5
+           (prop/for-all [grid# gen-grid]
+             (let [updates# (rest (all-grids (algorithm-functions ~alg-name) grid#))
+                   change-sets# (map :changed-cells updates#)]
+               ;(println (str "Change sets: " (into [] (map empty? change-sets#))))
+               (every? not-empty change-sets#)))))
+
+       #_(when (contains? ~specs :accurate-changes)
+           (defspec ~(symbol (str alg-name "-cells-changed-is-accurate"))
+             5
+             (prop/for-all [grid# gen-grid]
+               (let [reports# (all-grids (algorithm-functions ~alg-name) grid#)
+                     update-change-sets# (map :changed-cells (rest reports#))
+                     actual-changes# (actual-changes reports#)]
+                 (every? (fn [[a# c#]] (= a# c#)) (partition 2 (interleave actual-changes# update-change-sets#)))))))
+
+       (when (contains? ~specs :updates-link-2)
+         (defspec ~(symbol (str alg-name "-links-two-cells-each-update"))
+           5
+           (prop/for-all [grid# gen-grid]
+             (let [reports# (all-grids (algorithm-functions ~alg-name) grid#)
+                   update-change-sets# (map :changed-cells (rest reports#))
+                   ;deltas# (partition 2 (interleave grids# (rest reports##)))
+                   ;matched-up# (partition 2 (interleave update-change-sets# deltas#))
+                   ]
+               (every? (fn [cs#] (= 2 (count cs#)))
+                       update-change-sets#)))))
+       )
+    ))
+
+(check-algorithm-properties "binary-tree")
+(check-algorithm-properties "sidewinder")
+(check-algorithm-properties "aldous-broder")
+(check-algorithm-properties "wilsons")
+(check-algorithm-properties "hunt-and-kill" :perfect :first-new :all-changed)
+(check-algorithm-properties "recursive-backtracker" :perfect :first-new :all-changed)
+
+
+
+;; What kinds of properties can I assert about the maze algorithms?
+;;
+;; * The final grid is a perfect maze: each cell can reach every other cell
+;;   by exactly one path
+;;   * Each cell is linked to at least one other (done)
+;;   * Each cell is visited by find-distances (done)
+;;   * The graph contains no cycles (done)
+;; * At each step, the cells marked changed are the only ones that have changed
+;;   * implemented, but either not working right or they all fail.  But it's
+;;     super-complicated, amd might not be worth the trouble.
+;;   * perhaps a simpler version?  All of the current maze algorithms advance
+;;     a cell at a time. So perhaps just verify that each update changes two
+;;     cells, and those cells must be linked to each other.  That seems like a
+;;     much simpler proxy for what we want.
+;;     * this is partially done, but h-a-k and r-b fail because of the one
+;;       below.
+;; * Each reported grid is changed?
+;;   * done, but h-a-k and r-b fail it (in an innocuous way: the last grid is
+;;     reported twice).
+;; * (maybe) if no intermediate-chan, the result grid shows all cells changed
+
+;; What kinds of properties can I asert about find-distances?
+;;
+;; * Each cell is changed exactly once
+;; * :max is monotonically increasing (starting with 1)
+;; * Each step, every changed cell has distance :max
+;; * (maybe) if no intermediate-chan, the result grid shows all cells changed


add tests

add tests

--- test/vignette/util/filesystem_test.clj
+++ test/vignette/util/filesystem_test.clj
@@ -5,4 +5,5 @@
 (facts :file-extension
        (file-extension "some-file.png") => "png"
        (file-extension "Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of...)") => nil
-       (file-extension "some-file.png.jpg") => "jpg")
+       (file-extension "some-file.png.jpg") => "jpg"
+       (file-extension nil) => nil)


Correct use of `:event-forwarder` effect

--- src/re_frame_async_flow_fx/core.cljs
+++ src/re_frame_async_flow_fx/core.cljs
@@ -18,9 +18,10 @@
   "Given the accumulated set of seen events and the set of tasks already started,
   return the list of tasks which should now be started.
   In effect, given the list of events seen has changed, what is the consequence."
-  [rules now-seen-events started-tasks]
-  (->> (remove (comp started-tasks :id) rules)   ;; we identify tasks by `:dispatch`
+  [rules now-seen-events already-started-tasks]
+  (->> (remove (comp already-started-tasks :id) rules)
        (filterv (fn [task] ((:when task) (:events task) now-seen-events)))))
+

 (defn massage-rules
   "Massage the supplied rules as follows:
@@ -62,8 +63,7 @@
                       (fn [db] (get-in db db-path))
                       (fn [_]  @local-store))

-        rules  (massage-rules id rules)
-        all-events  (apply set/union (map :events rules))]       ;; all of the events refered to in the rules
+        rules  (massage-rules id rules)]       ;; all of the events refered to in the rules

     ;; return an event handler which will manage the flow
     ;; This event handler will receive 3 kinds of events
@@ -76,22 +76,22 @@
         (condp = event-v

               ;; Setup the flow coordinator:
-              ;;  1. Initialise the state  (seen-events and started-tasks)
-              ;;  2. dispatch the first event, to kick start
-              ;;  3. arrange for the events to get forwarded to this handler
+              ;;   1. Initialise the state  (seen-events and started-tasks)
+              ;;   2. dispatch the first event, to kick start
+              ;;   3. arrange for the events to get forwarded to this handler
               :setup {:db (set-state db #{} #{})
                       :dispatch first-dispatch
-                      :event-forwarder {:register id
-                                        :events   all-events
-                                        :to       [id ]}}
+                      :event-forwarder {:register    id
+                                        :events      (apply set/union (map :events rules))
+                                        :dispatch-to [id]}}

               ;; Teardown the flow coordinator:
-              ;;  1. remove this event handler
-              ;;  2. remove state
-              ;;  3. stop the events forwarder
+              ;;   1. remove this event handler
+              ;;   2. remove any state stored in app-db
+              ;;   3. stop the events forwarder
               :halt {:db (dissoc db db-path)
                      :event-forwarder {:unregister id}
-                     :deregister-event-handler id})          ;; XXX write this effects handler
+                     :deregister-event-handler id})

               ;; A new event has been forwarded to this handler. What does it mean?
               ;;  1. does this new event mean we need to dispatch another
@@ -105,11 +105,12 @@
                 {:db       (set-state db new-seen-events new-started-tasks)
                  :dispatch (concat (map :dispatch ready-tasks))}))))

+
 (re-frame.core/def-fx
   :aync-flow
   (fn [{:as flow :keys [id]}]
     (re-frame.core/def-event-fx
-      (or id default-id)                                 ;; add debug middleware???  XXXX
+      (or id default-id)                                 ;; add debug middleware???  XXX
       (make-flow-event-handler flow))
     (re-frame.core/dispatch [id :steup])))


add a debug printout

add a debug printout

--- src/angelic/search/implicit/dash_astar_opt.clj
+++ src/angelic/search/implicit/dash_astar_opt.clj
@@ -314,7 +314,7 @@
                          (fn right-child [right-child] (add-sp-child! s (make-pair-subproblem left-sp right-child) true)))
                        (sg/summary-changed-local! ss))
            ret (make-subproblem nm (input-set left-sp) nil
-                 (fn eval! [s] (schedule-decrease! s) (go-right! s))
+                 (fn eval! [s] (util/print-debug 1 "eval-pair" nm) (schedule-decrease! s) (go-right! s))
                  (fn [s ni] (if (= ni (input-set left-sp)) s
                                 (make-pair-subproblem (refine-input left-sp ni)
                                                       right-name #(refine-input @right-sp %))))


Sort Bootstrap components

Sort Bootstrap components

--- src/cljs/cglossa/react_adapters/bootstrap.cljs
+++ src/cljs/cglossa/react_adapters/bootstrap.cljs
@@ -8,4 +8,4 @@
 ;; on the component. The Var names will be lower-cased, for instance `button` for
 ;; js/ReactBootstrap.Button, so they should be referred like this in other namespaces:
 ;; (:require [cglossa.react-adapters.bootstrap :refer [button modal label])
-(adapt! "Button" "Modal" "ModalHeader" "ModalTitle" "ModalBody" "ModalFooter" "Label")
+(adapt! "Button" "Label" "Modal" "ModalBody" "ModalFooter" "ModalHeader" "ModalTitle")


Bring back an ability to prepare string statements

--- src/clojure/clojurewerkz/cassaforte/client.clj
+++ src/clojure/clojurewerkz/cassaforte/client.clj
@@ -186,13 +186,6 @@
   [^Cluster cluster]
   (.close cluster))

-(defmacro prepare
-  "Prepare a single statement, return prepared statement"
-  [body]
-  `(binding [hayt/*prepared-statement* true
-             hayt/*param-stack*        (atom [])]
-     (do ~body)))
-
 (def ^:dynamic *async* false)

 (defmacro async
@@ -231,6 +224,17 @@
   [^PreparedStatement statement values]
   (.bind statement (to-array values)))

+(defmacro prepare
+  "Prepare a single statement, return prepared statement"
+  ([body]
+     `(binding [hayt/*prepared-statement* true
+                hayt/*param-stack*        (atom [])]
+        ~body))
+  ([session body]
+     `(binding [hayt/*prepared-statement* true
+                hayt/*param-stack*        (atom [])]
+        (.prepare ~session ~body))))
+
 (defprotocol BuildStatement
   (build-statement [query]))

@@ -249,6 +253,7 @@

 (defprotocol Listenable
   (add-listener [_ runnable executor]))
+
 (deftype AsyncResult [fut]
   clojure.lang.IDeref
   (deref [_]
@@ -260,9 +265,7 @@

   Listenable
   (add-listener [_ runnable executor]
-    (.addListener fut runnable executor)
-    )
-  )
+    (.addListener fut runnable executor)))

 (defn execute
   [^Session session query]
@@ -273,8 +276,7 @@
       (if *async*
         (AsyncResult. (.executeAsync session built-statement))
         (-> (.execute session built-statement)
-            (conv/to-clj))
-        ))))
+            (conv/to-clj))))))

 (defn ^String export-schema
   "Exports the schema as a string"


Fix card border color

Fix card border color

--- src/braid/core/client/ui/views/card_border.cljs
+++ src/braid/core/client/ui/views/card_border.cljs
@@ -4,10 +4,9 @@
     [braid.core.client.helpers :as helpers]))

 (defn card-border-view [thread-id]
-  (let [group-id @(subscribe [:open-group-id])
-        color (helpers/->color group-id)]
+  (let [color (helpers/->color @(subscribe [:open-group-id]))]
     [:div.border
      {:style
       {:background (if @(subscribe [:thread-focused? thread-id])
                      (helpers/darken color)
-                     (helpers/->color color))}}]))
+                     color)}}]))


Remove known-event-types set in atom

Remove known-event-types set in atom

The same information can be derived from stats map.

--- src/clj/com/matthiasnehlsen/inspect/matcher.clj
+++ src/clj/com/matthiasnehlsen/inspect/matcher.clj
@@ -15,9 +15,7 @@
     (log/info "Connected:" (:remote-addr req) uid)
     uid))

-(def clients (atom {}))
 (def client-maps (atom {}))
-(def known-event-types (atom #{}))
 (def stats (atom {}))

 (defn strip-uid
@@ -36,7 +34,7 @@
   [params full-event chsk-send!]
   (let [uid (strip-uid (:client-uuid full-event))
         n (:n params)
-        client-map (into {} (map (fn [t] [t n]) (seq @known-event-types)))]
+        client-map (into {} (map (fn [[t _]] [t n]) (seq @stats)))]
     (swap! client-maps assoc-in [uid] client-map)
     (chsk-send! uid [:info/client-map (get-in @client-maps [uid])])))

@@ -50,7 +48,7 @@
   "send set with known event types to connected UIs"
   [uids chsk-send!]
   (doseq [uid (:any @uids)]
-    (chsk-send! uid [:info/known-event-types @known-event-types])
+    (chsk-send! uid [:info/known-event-types  (into #{} (map (fn [[t _]] t) (seq @stats)))])
     (chsk-send! uid [:info/stats @stats])))

 (defn- make-handler
@@ -71,10 +69,7 @@
 (defn add-stats
   ""
   [uids origin chsk-send!]
-  (swap! stats assoc origin (inc (get @stats origin 0)))
-  (when-not (contains? @known-event-types origin)
-    (swap! known-event-types conj origin)
-    (send-event-types uids chsk-send!)))
+  (swap! stats assoc origin (inc (get @stats origin 0))))

 (defn deliver-msg
   ""
@@ -121,7 +116,7 @@
           :ajax-get-or-ws-handshake-fn nil)))

 (defn new-matcher
-  ""
+  "create new component"
   [event-mult inspect-fn]
   (map->Matcher {:event-mult event-mult
                  :inspect-fn inspect-fn}))


Restore compability for v2 metrics urls

Restore compability for v2 metrics urls

--- src/com/puppetlabs/puppetdb/http/v1/metrics.clj
+++ src/com/puppetlabs/puppetdb/http/v1/metrics.clj
@@ -24,6 +24,7 @@
   (:require [clojure.java.jmx :as jmx]
             [clojure.pprint :as pp]
             [clojure.tools.logging :as log]
+            [clojure.string :as s]
             [cheshire.core :as json]
             [com.puppetlabs.http :as pl-http]
             [ring.util.response :as rr])
@@ -87,7 +88,24 @@
    {:get list-mbeans}

    ["mbean" name]
-   {:get (fn [req] (get-mbean name))}))
+   {:get (fn [req]
+           ;; Backwards-compatibility hacks to allow interrogation of
+           ;; "top-level" metrics like "commands" instead of
+           ;; "|v2|commands"...something we documented as supported,
+           ;; but we broke when we went to versioned apis.
+           (let [name' (cond
+                        (.startsWith name "com.puppetlabs.puppetdb.http.server:type=commands")
+                        (s/replace name #"type=commands" "type=|v2|commands")
+
+                        (.startsWith name "com.puppetlabs.puppetdb.http.server:type=facts")
+                        (s/replace name #"type=facts" "type=|v2|facts")
+
+                        (.startsWith name "com.puppetlabs.puppetdb.http.server:type=resources")
+                        (s/replace name #"type=resources" "type=|v2|resources")
+
+                        :else
+                        name)]
+             (get-mbean name')))}))

 (def metrics-app
   (verify-accepts-json routes))


Cleanup channel creation

Cleanup channel creation

--- cljs/src/diffusion/core.cljs
+++ cljs/src/diffusion/core.cljs
@@ -24,15 +24,17 @@
 (defn mount-root []
   (reagent/render [home-page] (.getElementById js/document "app")))

+(defn create-channel! []
+  (let [chan (ch/create-join-query-channel! (ch/connect-socket! socket) "diffusion:1")]
+    (-> chan
+        (.on "ping" #(let [{count "count"} (js->clj %1)]
+                       (.log js/console "PING" count)
+                       (swap! counter inc))))
+    chan))
+
 (defn setup-channel! []
-  (if (nil? @channel)
-    (reset! channel
-            (let [chan (ch/create-join-query-channel! (ch/connect-socket! socket) "diffusion:1")]
-              (-> chan
-               (.on "ping" #(let [{count "count"} (js->clj %1)]
-                              (.log js/console "PING" count)
-                              (swap! counter inc))))
-              chan))))
+  (swap! channel
+         #(if-not (nil? %1) %1 (create-channel!))))

 (defn init! []
   (mount-root)


Remove debug output

Remove debug output

Signed-off-by: Daniel Borchmann <25857343a15bf1edafebc2912e82ecf775c585c1@mailbox.tu-dresden.de>

--- src/conexp/contrib/gui/editors/context_editor/editable_contexts.clj
+++ src/conexp/contrib/gui/editors/context_editor/editable_contexts.clj
@@ -196,7 +196,6 @@
   editable-context."
   [ectx obj att cross]
   (assert (instance? editable-context ectx))
-  (println "CHANGE" obj att cross)
   (let [ostr (if (= (type obj) String)
                obj
                (@(:obj-rows ectx) obj)),


Pickings nits.

Pickings nits.

--- src/shale/client.clj
+++ src/shale/client.clj
@@ -68,8 +68,8 @@
                            :or {reserved nil
                                 tags nil}}]
   (let [url (map->session-url id)
-        body (merge (if (nil? reserved) {} {:reserved reserved})
-                    (if (nil? tags) {} {:tags tags}))
+        body (merge (if reserved {:reserved reserved})
+                    (if tags {:tags tags}))
         response (try+
                    (client/put url
                                {:body (json/generate-string body)


tab-row devcard

tab-row devcard

--- src-cljs/frontend/components/pieces/tabs.cljs
+++ src-cljs/frontend/components/pieces/tabs.cljs
@@ -29,3 +29,26 @@
                  {:class "active"}
                  {:on-click #(on-tab-click tab-name)})
            [:a tab-contents]])]))))
+
+(when config/client-dev?
+  (defn tab-row-parent [{:keys [selected-tab] :as data} owner]
+    (om/component
+        (html
+         [:div
+          (om/build tab-row {:tabs [[:tab-one "Tab One"]
+                                    [:tab-two "Tab Two"]]
+                             :selected-tab selected-tab
+                             :on-tab-click #(om/update! data :selected-tab %)})
+          "Selected: " (str selected-tab)])))
+
+  (defcard tab-row
+    "Here, a parent renders a `tab-row`. Note that the `tab-row` itself does not
+    track which tab is selected as state. Instead, the parent tells the tab row
+    which tab is selected. It's the parent's responsibility to listen to the
+    `:on-tab-clicked` event and track which tab should be selected, by holding
+    it in its own component state, storing it in the app state (as demonstrated
+    here), or some other means. (Often, in our app, we accomplish this by
+    navigating to a different URL, which specifies the tab which should be
+    selected.)"
+    (om-root tab-row-parent)
+    {:selected-tab :tab-two}))


Fixing the build: Removing dead code.

Fixing the build: Removing dead code.

--- src-cljs/frontend/controllers/navigation.cljs
+++ src-cljs/frontend/controllers/navigation.cljs
@@ -406,7 +406,6 @@
       (assoc :org-settings-subpage subpage)
       (assoc :org-settings-org-name org)
       (assoc :org-settings-vcs_type vcs_type)
-      (assoc-in (conj state/org-settings-path :chosen-osx-plan-id) nil)
       (assoc-in state/crumbs-path [{:type :settings-base}
                                    {:type :org
                                     :username org}])


resolve name conflict

resolve name conflict

--- src/main/clojure/clojure/tools/analyzer/js.clj
+++ src/main/clojure/clojure/tools/analyzer/js.clj
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
              :refer [analyze analyze-in-env]
              :rename {analyze -analyze}]
             [clojure.tools.analyzer
-             [utils :refer [resolve-sym resolve-ns ctx -source-info dissoc-env const-val mmerge]]
+             [utils :refer [resolve-ns ctx -source-info dissoc-env const-val mmerge] :as u]
              [ast :refer [prewalk postwalk]]
              [env :as env :refer [*env*]]
              [passes :refer [schedule]]]
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@
       var)))

 (defn resolve-sym [sym env]
-  (or (resolve-sym sym env)
+  (or (u/resolve-sym sym env)
       (get-in env [:locals sym])))

 (defn dotted-symbol? [form env]


Modify 'describe' macro to use new descriptor syntax

--- src/main/clojure/com/stuartsierra/lazytest.clj
+++ src/main/clojure/com/stuartsierra/lazytest.clj
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
         [com.stuartsierra.lazytest.groups
          :only (description group-examples)]
         [com.stuartsierra.lazytest.attach
-         :only (add-group!)]))
+         :only (set-descriptor-name)]))

 (defmacro describe
   "Creates an example group and attaches it to a target.  If first
@@ -14,18 +14,17 @@
   [& body]
   (let [[target body] (get-arg symbol? body)
         [docstring body] (get-arg string? body)
-        target-ref (if target `(var ~target) `*ns*)]
-    (if (some #(::in-describe (meta %)) (keys &env))
-      (if target
-        (throw (IllegalArgumentException.
-                "Nested 'describe' cannot have symbol target."))
-          `(with-meta (description ~@body)
-             ~(standard-metadata &form docstring))))
-    `(let [~(with-meta (gensym) {::in-describe true})]
-       (add-group! ~target-ref
-                   (with-meta (description ~@body)
-                     (assoc ~(standard-metadata &form docstring)
-                       :target ~target-ref))))))
+        description `(with-meta (description ~@body)
+                       (assoc ~(standard-metadata &form docstring)
+                         :target ~target))
+        sym (gensym "describe-auto-")
+        qsym (symbol (name (ns-name *ns*)) (name sym))]
+    `(let [~(with-meta (gensym) {::in-describe true}) nil]
+       ~(when target
+          `(set-descriptor-name (var ~target) '~qsym))
+       ~(if (some #(::in-describe (meta %)) (keys &env))
+          description
+          `(intern *ns* '~sym ~description)))))

 (defmacro it
   "Creates a group of examples.  For use within 'describe', uses the


switched to key-comp in word/render-phrases

--- src/distillery/view/word.clj
+++ src/distillery/view/word.clj
@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 (ns distillery.view.word
   (:require [clojure.string :as string])
   (:require [net.cgrand.enlive-html :as eh])
+  (:require [distillery.data :refer [key-comp]])
   (:require [distillery.files :refer :all])
   (:require [distillery.view.html :refer :all])
   (:require [distillery.view.transcript :as transcript]))
@@ -18,7 +19,7 @@
   [{:keys [video word] :as args}]
   (let [occurrences (in-video-occurrences video word)
         results (into
-                 (sorted-set-by #(< (:start %1) (:start %2)))
+                 (sorted-set-by (key-comp :start))
                  (map #(get (:results video) (:result-no %)) occurrences))]
     (transcript/render-result-list results :index (:index video) :pivot (:lexical-form word))))


prefer shift over +/- for non-duration args

--- test/tick/alpha/api_test.cljc
+++ test/tick/alpha/api_test.cljc
@@ -127,8 +127,8 @@
     (=
       (let [now (t/now)]
         (t/between
-          (t/- now (t/new-duration 10 :seconds))
-          (t/+ now (t/new-duration 10 :seconds))))
+          (t/<< now (t/new-duration 10 :seconds))
+          (t/>> now (t/new-duration 10 :seconds))))
       (t/new-duration 20 :seconds)))
   (is
     (= (t/new-duration 48 :hours)
@@ -177,17 +177,17 @@
       (t/>> (t/now) (t/new-duration 20 :seconds))))
   (is
     (t/>
-      (t/+ (t/now) (t/new-duration 20 :seconds))
-      (t/+ (t/now) (t/new-duration 10 :seconds))
+      (t/>> (t/now) (t/new-duration 20 :seconds))
+      (t/>> (t/now) (t/new-duration 10 :seconds))
       (t/now)))
   (is (not
         (t/<
           (t/now)
-          (t/+ (t/now) (t/new-duration 20 :seconds))
-          (t/+ (t/now) (t/new-duration 10 :seconds)))))
+          (t/>> (t/now) (t/new-duration 20 :seconds))
+          (t/>> (t/now) (t/new-duration 10 :seconds)))))
   (let [at (t/now)]
-    (is (t/<= at at (t/+ at (t/new-duration 1 :seconds))))
-    (is (t/>= at at (t/- at (t/new-duration 10 :seconds)))))
+    (is (t/<= at at (t/>> at (t/new-duration 1 :seconds))))
+    (is (t/>= at at (t/<< at (t/new-duration 10 :seconds)))))

   (testing "durations"
     (is (t/> (t/new-duration 20 :seconds) (t/new-duration 10 :seconds)))


Mask blend, copy and get-pixel tests. This tests works well in single. But fail in commmon pipe.

--- test/cljx/snippets/image/pixels.cljx
+++ test/cljx/snippets/image/pixels.cljx
@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@
   #+cljs
   (:use-macros [quil.snippet :only [defsnippet]]))

+#+clj
 (defsnippet blend {}
   (q/background 255 100 20 50)

@@ -32,6 +33,7 @@
           ; blend graphics to graphics
           (q/blend gr (q/current-graphics) 0 0 50 50 (* col 55) (+ 340 (* row 55)) 50 50 mode))))))

+#+clj
 (defsnippet copy {}
   (q/background 255)
   (let [gr (q/create-graphics 100 100)]
@@ -137,6 +139,7 @@
     (q/filter-shader shd)
     (q/image orig 100 100)))

+#+clj
 (defsnippet get-pixel {}
   (q/background 255)
   (let [gr (q/create-graphics 100 100)]


inspecting data structures related to previous queries

--- Clojure-Websockets/MainApp/src/clj/birdwatch/persistence/elastic.clj
+++ Clojure-Websockets/MainApp/src/clj/birdwatch/persistence/elastic.clj
@@ -2,21 +2,27 @@
   (:gen-class)
   (:require
    [birdwatch.persistence.tools :as pt]
+   [com.matthiasnehlsen.inspect :as inspect :refer [inspect]]
    [clojure.tools.logging :as log]
    [clojure.pprint :as pp]
-   [clojurewerkz.elastisch.rest             :as esr]
-   [clojurewerkz.elastisch.rest.document    :as esd]
-   [clojurewerkz.elastisch.query            :as q]
-   [clojurewerkz.elastisch.rest.response    :as esrsp]
-   [clojure.core.async :as async :refer [<! chan put! timeout go-loop]]))
+   [clojurewerkz.elastisch.rest :as esr]
+   [clojurewerkz.elastisch.rest.document :as esd]
+   [clojurewerkz.elastisch.query :as q]
+   [clojurewerkz.elastisch.rest.response :as esrsp]
+   [clojure.core.async :as async :refer [<! <!! chan put! timeout go-loop thread onto-chan]]))

 (defn query
   "run a query on previous matching tweets"
   [{:keys [query n from]} conf conn]
   (let [search (esd/search conn (:es-index conf) "tweet" :query query :size n :from from :sort {:id :desc})
         hits (esrsp/hits-from search)
-        res (vec (pt/get-source hits))]
-    (log/info "Total hits:" (esrsp/total-hits search) "Retrieved:" (count hits) "Characters:"  (count (str res)))
+        source (pt/get-source hits)
+        res (vec source)]
+    (inspect :elastic/query-res {:query query
+                                 :total-hits (esrsp/total-hits search)
+                                 :retrieved (count hits)
+                                 :first-hit (first hits)
+                                 :chars (count (str res))})
     res))

 (defn run-find-missing-loop
@@ -24,6 +30,7 @@
   [tweet-missing-chan missing-tweet-found-chan conf conn]
   (go-loop [] (let [req (<! tweet-missing-chan)
                     res (esd/get conn (:es-index conf) "tweet" (:id_str req))]
+                (inspect :elastic/missing {:req req :res res})
                 (if res
                   (put! missing-tweet-found-chan
                         {:tweet (pt/strip-source res) :uid (:uid req)})
@@ -33,17 +40,17 @@
 (defn run-query-loop
   "run loop for answering queries"
   [query-chan query-results-chan conf conn]
-  (go-loop [] (let [q (<! query-chan)
-                    result (query q conf conn)]
-                (log/debug "Received query:" q)
-                (put! query-results-chan {:uid (:uid q) :result result}))
+  (go-loop [] (let [q (<! query-chan)]
+                (inspect :elastic/query q)
+                (put! query-results-chan {:uid (:uid q) :result (query q conf conn)}))
            (recur)))

 (defn run-tweet-count-loop
   "run loop for sending stats about total number of indexed tweets"
   [tweet-count-chan conf conn]
   (go-loop [] (<! (timeout 10000))
-           (let [cnt (:count (esd/count conn (:es-index conf) "tweet"))]
-             (put! tweet-count-chan (format "%,15d" cnt)))
+           (let [cnt (esd/count conn (:es-index conf) "tweet")]
+             (inspect :elastic/tweet-count cnt)
+             (put! tweet-count-chan (format "%,15d" (:count cnt))))
            (recur)))


Fix reordered form

Fix reordered form

--- test/onyx_jepsen/onyx_basic_test.clj
+++ test/onyx_jepsen/onyx_basic_test.clj
@@ -31,7 +31,8 @@
    ; Minimum total = 5 (input ledgers) + 1 intermediate + 1 output
    :n-peers 3})

-(defn generator (gen/phases
+(defn generator [{:keys [job-type time-limit awake-ms stopped-ms n-jobs job-params] :as test-setup}]
+  (gen/phases
     (->> (onyx-gen/filter-new identity
                               (onyx-gen/frequency [(onyx-gen/adds (range))
                                                    (onyx-gen/submit-job-gen job-type n-jobs job-params)
@@ -54,8 +55,7 @@

     (onyx-gen/close-await-completion-gen)
     (onyx-gen/read-ledgers-gen :persist)
-    (onyx-gen/read-peer-log-gen))
-  [{:keys [job-type time-limit awake-ms stopped-ms n-jobs job-params] :as test-setup}])
+    (onyx-gen/read-peer-log-gen)))

 (deftest basic-test
   (println "Running with test setup:" test-setup)


CMR-1308 Fixes bug in geodetic ring constructor.

When creating a GeodeticRing, the points are now converted to use
geodetic equality.

--- spatial-lib/src/cmr/spatial/geodetic_ring.clj
+++ spatial-lib/src/cmr/spatial/geodetic_ring.clj
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@
   "Creates a new ring with the given points. If the other fields of a ring are needed. The
   calculate-derived function should be used to populate it."
   [points]
-  (->GeodeticRing points nil nil nil nil nil nil nil))
+  (->GeodeticRing (mapv p/with-geodetic-equality points) nil nil nil nil nil nil nil))

 (defn contains-both-poles?
   "Returns true if a ring contains both the north pole and the south pole"


Fixing serialization tests that fail due to Object#equals() being dumb.

--- test/taoensso/faraday/tests/main.clj
+++ test/taoensso/faraday/tests/main.clj
@@ -57,7 +57,11 @@
                   (far/get-item creds ttable {:id 1})])))

 (expect-let ; Serialization
- [data (dissoc nippy/stress-data :bytes)]
+ ;; Dissoc'ing :bytes, :throwable, :ex-info, and :exception because Object#equals()
+ ;; is reference-based and not structural. `expect` falls back to Java equality,
+ ;; and so will fail when presented with different Java objects that don't themselves
+ ;; implement #equals() - such as arrays and Exceptions - despite having identical data.
+ [data (dissoc nippy/stress-data :throwable :ex-info :exception)]
  {:id 10 :nippy-data data}
  (do (far/put-item creds ttable {:id 10 :nippy-data (far/freeze data)})
      (far/get-item creds ttable {:id 10})))


fix typo with :people/by-id state update example

Based on the result output, I think the intended :people/by-id vector was `[:people/by-id 7]` instead of `3`.
Guessing this was just a quick copy-pasta oversight from the previous example.

--- src/tutorial/untangled_tutorial/G_Mutation.cljs
+++ src/tutorial/untangled_tutorial/G_Mutation.cljs
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@

   ```
   (swap! state assoc-in [:people/by-id 7] {:id 7 :person/name \"Andy\"})
-  (swap! state update :people/friends conj [:people/by-id 3])
+  (swap! state update :people/friends conj [:people/by-id 7])
   ```

   to result in the following app database state: