labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
correcting scribble/eval bug: incorrectly assumed the language provides a begin form
modelbuilder: handle multiply defined or refined classes in the same module

modelbuilder: handle multiply defined or refined classes in the same module without crashing

Signed-off-by: Alexandre Terrasa <alexandre@moz-concept.com>
Angry Birds Space module

Now with full sound support. Thanks for help at http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=88250 :)
Tintan updated for Node 0.8, tasks added for Android builds

Hello,

Thanks for your excellent work on Tintan.  It's taken much of the pain out of Titanium development and allows me to easily integrate and build Titanium projects with my preferred IDE (Sublime Text 2).  I've updated Tintan (and dependencies) for Node 0.8 compatibility and fixed a couple bugs.  Do you have interest in merging my fork, so that the updated version is available through npm?

Best regards,

Charles
address the TOO LATE issue
A script to generate accounts.xml

This script is for generating the default "accounts.xml" file based on the existing accounts data in a system.

Usage:
./accounts2xml /etc/passwd UnixUser
Atoum wiki doesn't exist yet

Broken link in README.md
Modification: Receive json object from EGTAOnline -Daisy

Add 2 jar to web library;
Modify create-process .
Kleinere Korrekturen am README
Added SQS_QUEUE example, fixed json

Added an example of what the SQS_QUEUE variable should contain, as it wasn't obvious.

Added missing comma in the thumbnail example json.
Added ReinitialiseCascadeNetworkOutputWeightsReactionStrategy and unit t...

...est.

This response strategy reinitialises the output weights of a cascade network.
added a space

just a test to see how pull request works
Make the RetryManager more flexible

This patch allows the RetryManager to be configured to use
different retry algorithms for different job types.

Also do some bugfixes in PauseAlgo.
dummy pull request, please ignore

testing scripts against the repository, please ignore
Cern batch

Hi Ted and Burt,

  This is a first try at running supy jobs on lxbatch.
I had to change a few things, but now it seems about to work.

- with lxbatch, it looks like the script job<N>.sh needs to be
  (1) available from any node (it looks like bsub is reading
  the file to memory from a different machine, so /tmp is not an
  option here). Currently using `pwd`/supy/batch/.
  (2) is has to be chmod'ed +x
- configurable queue (now '8nh')?
- sites/cernJob.sh not quite generic. Maybe we can have one that
  provides some reasonable version of python+root, and allow the
  user to specify one from configuration.py?
- useCachedFileLists relies on /tmp. Is /tmp accessible from any
  node in your setups? on lxplus this file is available when I submit the
  jobs, but then it's not available when the job starts.It's actually not
  clear to me what's going on: even if I set useCachedFileLists to false
  it still tries to use it, and it cannot access it from /tmp

There are still some rough edges that should be improved; please let me know what you think.
Thanks!

davide
ENYO-580: Added enyo.load() runtime loading API 

ENYO-580: Added enyo.load() runtime loading API
Enyo-DCO-1.0-Signed-off-by: Kevin Schaaf <kevin.schaaf@palm.com>
Use path module for windows compatibility.

As seen in #10
Memoize Patterns
Add File Logger Support to MSBuildHelper.fs

For those of us who use multiple file loggers.
Add HTTP header Last-Modified

In FS, files are touched on:

- creation
- operations (if file)
- mkdir / mkfile (if folder)

However, FS file objects are created very often, I'm not sure why. I added a console log whenever a file is created, look at the logs when you browse and open files, you'll be surprised. This causes, among other things, the Last-Modified field to reset to current when you open a file and when you close it, even if there was no modification.
[make load] now also loads metadata

I guess we forgot to do this. I was about to tell you that your plugs pull request was broken, but then I discovered that metadata are never loaded...
TUIScrollView bug fixing

When `TUIScrollView` starts "throwing", it should respect its `contentInset`. The original code checks `self._pulling && _scrollViewFlags.didChangeContentInset` before updating its bounce values.

However, when it calls `self._pulling`, which is implemented by returning `_pull.xPulling || _pull.yPulling`, the `xPulling` and `yPulling` flags have already been reset to `NO` by the code blocks above it. So the condition evaluation is always `NO` and the code won't get a chance to execute.

I fix this by simply prefetch the pulling state of `TUIScrollView` before resetting it.
Updated readme tmux notifier

Updated the options and an example for the tmux notifier
Extend `:tmux` notifier with use of `tmux display-message` and options to configure them

The current `:tmux` notifier implementation was too limited that it only colored the left status bar. I want to see a message, so updated the notifier to also use `display-message` when configured. I has extended configurable options, so 'powerline' users can pimp there messages :-)
Visibility of Slop#method_missing

Is this expected behavior?

```ruby
Slop::VERSION #=> "3.3.3"
Object.new.private_methods.map(&:to_sym).include?(:method_missing) #=> true
Slop.new.private_methods.map(&:to_sym).include?(:method_missing)   #=> false
```
Update jQuery UI (1.8.20 -> 1.8.24)

Can be applied to 1.4.x and master branch.
testing some markdown escaping weirdness

Hello/*/world
Merge mathroc changes
Some speed improvements to querystring

I couldn't really understand [this commit message](https://github.com/joyent/node/commit/5e3ca981556c305830553d006b76d5dcaaf49276) _(Make QueryString.parse() even faster)_, as there was some crappy code in the module. So I tried to make it a true statement, optimizing at different places.

Some of the things that were optimized:
* __Avoid switch statements__: At one place, there was a switch statement that just checked for a single condition. Extremely wasteful. Besides, if-else constructs are much more readable.
* __Don't cache typeof__: A couple of days ago, I found [this test](http://jsperf.com/cached-typeof/) at jsPerf, which is pretty interesting. It looks like V8 optimizes `typeof x === 'type'` calls, so caching the call is actually bad. I created a [fork](http://jsperf.com/cached-typeof/2) including the switch statement, have a look at your own (a hint: Only half of the iterations with switch). This isn't critical, but it's also only a small change.
* __Escape from the `charCode()` hell__: I don't know why there were so many (unnecessary) calls of `charCode`, but string comparison is faster by several magnitudes, so let's use that. Besides, all the calls could be replaced with hardcoded numbers (which, of course, would hurt readability, so I didn't do that).
*__Don't assign things to themselves__: `foo = foo || 'bar'` is a pretty common pattern, but an `if` is the better choice in performance sensitive code. (I used an `if` that's directly followed by the assignment, I hope that fits nodes style.)

I guess I need to sign something before gettings this merged, so point me at it and I'll do it. And when there's anything else to do before getting this merged, tell me.
http: fix duplicated variable declaration

The line was  improperly merged in faa4d9ff5f7ff676db06240e09140f9780e2638c
Blame: Added menu.

Signed-off-by: Rüdiger Sonderfeld <ruediger@c-plusplus.de>
Don't use document.createElementNS() unless there's a namespace URI

I know that pre-SVG browser support isn't high on your priority list, but having to shim `document.createElementNS()` seems like overkill for getting plain ol' HTML DOM manipulation working in browsers that will never support a namespace other than HTML. So here's a commit that only uses `createElementNS()` if there's a namespace URI, otherwise `createElement()`.
Support for external sorting and hashing

Also includes a small fix in RangePartitioner - ascending/descending is accounted for in getPartition(), so sorting rddSample doesn't need the ascending check.
Three20UINavigator: Build for armv6 and armv7

This matches all the other projects and fixes a crash on 3.1.3 caused by
referencing UIApplicationDidEnterBackgroundNotification in TTBaseNavigator.
Simplify while loop in peek_n().

Current code causes "./parse.y:3057: warning: 'c0' may be used uninitialized in this function".
And it will be unexpected behavior in case n = -1 (it's just a underlying bug).
There should be implemented peek_n() by using "do - while".
SPDY/3 Support
Break Tano into core and widgets lib

Break Tano into libraries to enable easier QML GUI development.
A fix for the PyUnicodeObject Python 3.3

**Update**: A better version of this patch is #372. This pull request can be closed.


Currently NumPy fails in Python 3.3 with:

https://gist.github.com/3189711

This PR makes it compile in Python 3.3. Relevant sources of information:

http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0393/
http://docs.python.org/dev/c-api/unicode.html#PyUnicode_FromKindAndData

It compiles in Python 3.2 and all tests pass.

It compiles in Python 3.3 and all PyUnicodeObject related tests seem to pass.
The tests log (as of 17d03e4) is: https://gist.github.com/3199594
There are a few unrelated failures.

Please review carefully the direct `PyUnicode_New()` usage and forcing it to use `UCS4` via the `max_char` trick.
We need this to able to safely call the `byte_swap_vector()`. If we don't need to swap, then we simply call the
`PyUnicode_FromKindAndData()` directly, which internally (depending on the max_char, that is automatically determined) can convert to UCS2 or UCS1, see `Objects/unicodeobject.c:1977` in Python 3.3 sources.

Another way to implement it would be to always call `PyUnicode_FromKindAndData()`, and then depending on the result of `PyUnicode_KIND()`, one would call one of:

```
byte_swap_vector(PyUnicode_4BYTE_DATA(b), itemsize >> 2, 4)
byte_swap_vector(PyUnicode_2BYTE_DATA(b), itemsize >> 2, 2)
byte_swap_vector(PyUnicode_1BYTE_DATA(b), itemsize >> 2, 1)
```

However, I've tried that too, see: https://github.com/certik/numpy/commit/7e6bcfe08eab937c6b77543194f849863795a34b
and there are still test failures for the `PyUnicode_2BYTE_DATA()` case due to byte swapping. I don't know why, but it might be that the tests are not well written and assume that numpy internally is always using `UCS4`.


And as such, the solution in this PR is simply extending the same logic from Python 3.2 to Python 3.3. A separate issue is that swapping the data of the PyUnicodeObject (both in 3.2 and 3.3) is hackish, because it makes the object internal state invalid (and it can raise exceptions in some cases).
use /usr/bin/env to invoke python

since especially on OS X, the main python on the path (the one where pyyaml is more likely to be installed, among other considerations) may very well not be /usr/bin/python.
Adding Jstl to pom.xml and sample usage

- Added jstl to parent and web pom.xml
- Added sample jstl.jsp, servlet/jstl.java, servet/model/jstldata.java
- Updated web.xml to reference jstl servlet.
Strips background color fix for none-gradient browsers. 

With this change IE shows the strips much similar to gradient supported browsers.
AR supporting new int4range and int8range data type on PostgreSQL >= 9.2. Fix #8528 pull request

This is fix for [#8528](https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/8528) pull request. I just add tests for all possible variants (with invalid data).
[3-2-stable] Fix GH #5435. db:structure:dump should be re-enable.

Backport to 3-2-stable.

/cc @tenderlove

Please see
https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/5486 and https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/5435
Enable use of ActiveSupport::StringInquirer as an ActiveRecord::Serialization coder

The purpose of this is to allow `ActiveSupport::StringInquirer` to be used alongside ActiveRecord's `serialize` method, like so:

```ruby
class Car < ActiveRecord::Base
  serialize :color, ActiveSupport::StringInquirer
end

car = Car.create(color: "red")
car.color.red? # => true
```

Because this straddles the line between ActiveSupport and ActiveRecord, I wasn't exactly sure of the proper place for this, so I'm certainly willing to move it around if need be.
Object#try can't call private methods

I think it just wrong to call private methods with `try` method. WDYT?
db:schema:load db:schema:dump: establish_connection(Rails.env) -> establ...

Fix `db:schema:load` + `:dump`: look first in DATABASE_URL, then database.yml.


Currently when I run `heroku run rake db:migrate` on Heroku with the official
Rails 3.2.6 I get:

    ...
    <migrations>
    ...
    database configuration does not specify adapter

... and then rake fails.

My findings:

This last line is printed by `db:schema:dump` called from within `db:migrate`.

`db:migrate` "itself" (`ActiveRecord::Migrator.migrate`) uses
`with_connection`, which succeeds, while `db:schema:dump` uses
`ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connect(Rails.env)` followed by
`ActiveRecord::Base.connection`, which fails.

The latter call unconditionally looks in config/database.yml for the database
settings, whereas the former uses whatever settings were initialized by Rails.

When Rails is initializing, `Railties::ActiveRecord` calls
ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection without parameters.


Removing the `Rails.env` argument allows `establish_connect` to probe for the
correct settings itself, and then it picks `DATABASE_URL` first, regardless of
`RAILS_ENV` or `RACK_ENV`. This seems to me the more proper behaviour.


If I set `RAILS_ENV=production`, not only `RACK_ENV=production`, for some reason
that works. Possibly heroku's database.yml contains a `#{RAILS_ENV}:` line or
something along those lines, I haven't checked. Either way, it doesn't affect
the above reasoning for the proper behaviour of `db:schema:dump`.

This pull request also contains the equivalent fix for `db:schema:load`.
Add a settings entry for Rails.application.config when generating a new engine
Should not eager_load app/assets

If I happen to use a `.rb` file inside `app/assets` it can get automatically loaded, this probably holds true for `app/views`.

I think this is not the intended behavior, [railties has](https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/master/railties/lib/rails/engine/configuration.rb#L38):

```ruby
paths.add "app",                 :eager_load => true, :glob => "*"
paths.add "app/assets",          :glob => "*"
paths.add "app/controllers",     :eager_load => true
paths.add "app/helpers",         :eager_load => true
paths.add "app/models",          :eager_load => true
paths.add "app/mailers",         :eager_load => true
paths.add "app/views"
```

seems quite clear that the first line refers to all non-specified paths


Of course I can fix this per application by adding to `application.rb`:

```ruby
    config.before_initialize do
      config.eager_load_paths = config.eager_load_paths.dup - Dir["#{Rails.root}/app/{assets,views}"]
    end
```
Add zsh completion script

For enable to shell-completion in zsh.
add Chozo::Platform for figuring out the current platform
ClassTag.Nothing now throws an exception

Nothing is a bottom type, so it doesn't make much sense for it to have
a meaningful erasure (ClassTag.Nothing.runtimeClass).
SI-6392 wraps non-terms before typecheck/eval

Wrap non-term arguments of typecheck and eval, so that toolboxes
can work with full-fledged files (except for package declarations).
Fix 4138
Make reads in CommentFactory slice from the underlying buffer

rather than create from a StringBuilder. Make the code easier to reason about.
Review by @VladUreche.
FIXING THE SAME MISTAKE BUT IN STRAP.  Yay for copy-paste ant-magic

Review/laugh for @adriaanm
SI-6646 Fix regression in for desugaring.

The early check in the parser of pattern irrefutability,
added in c82ecab, failed to consider InitCaps and
`backquoted` identifiers.

Review by @paulp

@adriaanm should take a look to judge the severity.

Given that it's a silent killer, I've formed an opinion that is
expressed with the target branch of this PR.
SI-6181 method mirrors now support by-name args

Arguments provided in by-name positions are now automatically wrapped
in Function0 instances by method mirrors.
Fix :resizable=>false behavior on Linux
Test engines parallely with Travis

Testing engines in combination with DB in parallel
Support providing a filename containing a coverage threshold

This allows you to invoke cane coverage checks as follows:

`cane --gte coverage/covered_percent,config/coverage_threshold`

so that the minimum coverage amount can be stored in source control.
Incremental Schreier-Sims algorithm, and subgroup searching.

Implemented a version of the Schreier-Sims algorithm that takes a sequence of points and a generating set for a group and extends them to a base and strong generating set.

Implemented a procedure to remove redundant generators from a strong generating set.

Implemented the procedure `subgroup_search` which finds generators for the subgroup of all elements satisfying a given property in a larger group.
differential geometry

This is just so the work is not only in my personal repository and can be easily reviewed. The previous pull request is contained here so I will close it (there is no nice functional separation between the two).

This is mostly selfcontained tested and documented. I have a bunch of other changes that are in an ugly state. I will push them when I get them cleaned and squashed (tomorrow probably).

What is of interested:

  - new and very simplified class structure that permits some tricks not present in the Scheme implementation
  - tests for adherence to some of the protocols expected from Basic subclasses
  - added a predefined R^3 manifold just to have some more testcases
  - finally a well documented (in the tests) list of failing trigsimp expressions (I have looked at the new assumption module. I will rely heavily on it and probably extend it a bit)
TEIID-2302 - added the module dependency on org.hibernate

added the module dependency on org.hibernate
Documentation fixes

Partial fix of #38. Improved Sphinx configuration; fixed warnings.

Layout of html output is starting to look nice:

    cd doc
    make html
    open build/html/index.html

Now I leave it up to someone else to fill in
Wip Subiect

Wip Body
Fix for issue #1192

This PR should fix the issue described in #1192: The custom `Cache-Control` header values are now being sent among 304 responses. There's also a small phpdoc update.
Case Sensitive check of filename against class name after sucessfull autoload

Getter and setter for configuration option 'csAutoloadCheck' in CApplication.
Default  'csAutoloadCheck' => true in yiic webapp protected/main.php.
Filename check in YiiBase::autoload with private cache of configuration option value.
upgraded Doctrine 2 to 2.3.0 final and DoctrineExtensions to master, fixed #545

Bug fix: no
Feature addition: yes
Backwards compatibility break: unknown
Tests pass: unknown
Fixes tickets: #545
References: -
License of the code: MIT
Documentation PR: -
Todo: -
Fixing clipboard incompatibility with MSTSC in freerdp1 sessions

The current xrdp implementation parses channel flags as big endian while initializing virtual channels, in spite of MS-RDPBGCR states it should be little endian. The difference makes the clipboard sharing broken when using MS client implementations.
Engine fixes for AhnyQuabs

This changeset makes NPC clone tracking more robust. There is no longer any need to high level scripts to try to unload avatar clones--attempts to do so in Cyan's scripts cause crashes.

This pull request should be merged with its companion: H-uru/moul-scripts#37
Fixes 'title' attribute extraction and re-generate POT file.

Maybe, Chameleon does not allow to use variables in HTML attributes with translation extractions.
0.1.1 version released

+ Constraints added to MySQL tables
Thrift interface/ Hive Server integration for Shark

Hi

For a prototype we are working on, we needed to expose a JDBC/ODBC interface to Shark. I am submitting the initial cut of this code for integration onto the Shark codebase.
The changes to bin/shark and the scripts in bin/ext are very similar to hive's shell scripts and allow us to run either the shark server or cli as needed.
bin/shark brings up the command line as usual, whereas
bin/shark --service sharkserver brings up shark server on port 10000 by default
the shark server code itself is an extension of ThriftHive with simple extension points where we delegate to SharkDriver after the thrift deserialization is done.

The code has been tested by JDBC integration tests, as well as through integration with Tableau.
To test with Tableau, launch shark server, and download Tableau along with the Cloudera ODBC Hive connector. With this, Tableau can connect to Shark server via standard ODBC urls.
FIxed document error

The explanation of return value was mixed in parameters.
Fixed instructions for changing LaTeX header.

This was incorrect in the current version:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/ankisrs/Ioi5iZK4yAc/-NjFiN9r7NUJ
Included support for extra headders

This is patch is suggested by
http://arxiv.org/help/bulk_data_s3
Multiple dev nodes

Add several rebar vars files to be able to build dev nodes with different configuration.
Includes wuwer pull request https://github.com/esl/ejabberd/pull/31
Link to web servers chapter from usage
image module

Add image module to generate modified images of the original (such as thumbnails)
API provided to resize, change format and get saved images
Implemented in org_organistion and pr_image
automated test tweaks/fixes/expansions
Fix BasicAuth for internal HTTP server

When using the `CONNECT_USER` and `CONNECT_PASSWORD` environment variables, the following error was being raised:

    ReferenceError: path is not defined
Install platform dependency within gem extension.

I just stumbled across [this answer on SO](http://stackoverflow.com/a/10249133/134257) and gave it a try. Works fine so far. What do you think about this approach?
Various fixes

Converted to UTF-8
Now builds DVI or PDF according to used Makefile target
TAJO-947: Remove unnecessary logs from the WorkerListener
TAJO-970: One sort spec should be allowed at CreateIndexStmt.setSortSpec...

...s()
mencache use is wrong!

http://php.net/manual/zh/memcache.set.php Expiration time of the item. If it's equal to zero, the item will never expire. You can also use Unix timestamp or a number of seconds starting from current time, but in the latter case the number of seconds may not exceed 2592000 (30 days).
Fixlog

The fix ensures that log honors the logging option when in debug mode (and prevents logging when not set).
It also definitely closes the #29 issue.
stuff

there's a lot of it.
COSMETIC Clean up Gant Report
Scan participant client rewrite

When attempting to add collation validation to the ScanningParticipantRestClient, I found the code rather difficult to extend, so I slight rashly reimplemented it in a rather more testable manner.
Fix missing commas after last contributors' names in go-contributors.tex

Subject says it all. :)
Added Support for OS X 1.8 User Notification Center 

Added NSUserNotification, NSUserNotificationCenter and NSUserNotificationCenterDelegate Classes

So now we are able to use notifications in MonoMac Projects

Simple Example
```
			NSUserNotification not = new NSUserNotification();
			not.Title = "Hello World";
			not.InformativeText = "This is an informative text";
			not.DeliveryDate = DateTime.Now;
			not.SoundName = NSUserNotification.NSUserNotificationDefaultSoundName;
			
			NSUserNotificationCenter center = NSUserNotificationCenter.DefaultUserNotificationCenter;

			center.DidDeliverNotification += (sender, e) => 
			{
				Console.WriteLine("Notification Delivered");
			};

			center.DidActivateNotification += (sender, e) => 
			{
				Console.WriteLine("Notification Touched");
			};

			center.ShouldPresentNotification = (c, n) => { return true; };

			center.ScheduleNotification(not);
```
fix bug 775161 - Preventing CSS overflow in translate

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=775161

Can be tested/viewed on: 

/en-US/docs/CSS/border-image$translate?tolocale=fr

The code block should wrap and the lower table should flow "under" the box.
fix bug 785525 - Allow SVG in image dialog

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=785525
Replace deprecated function with its new name

navigator.id.getVerifiedEmail() is deprecated and will be removed
in the future:

  https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/DOM/navigator.id.getVerifiedEmail
Static page for maintenance downtime

Wasn't sure where else to put it so I put it in /templates. This is a fully static, self-contained HTML page that doesn't need any Django or other resources, everything is in /templates/offline.
update after/syntax/rust.vim for removal of <-
add forgotten index and fix array type

I forgot to add index for some situations.

The x86-64 classification algorithm was directly translated from [clay's externals.cpp](https://github.com/jckarter/clay/blob/master/compiler/src/externals.cpp).
Maybe we can translate clay's code into rust to fix x86 ABI problem.
Mmaps

pull
Easier support servers that pass time values with milliseconds resolution

Support HTTP header values for X-Request-Start and/or X-Queue-Start values such as "t=1002.000000". Note the dot character for the milliseconds resolution.

Specifically this makes configuring nginx a lot simpler and no patching of nginx is required as described in https://newrelic.com/docs/features/tracking-front-end-time

Using nginx 1.3.9 it then simply becomes: 

```
proxy_set_header X-Queue-Start "t=${msec}000"                                      
```
WIP - needs work: Removing style name and path distinction

RFC: http://area51.phpbb.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=108&t=42871
Ticket: http://tracker.phpbb.com/browse/PHPBB3-10829
Merged to latest tty.js build
Add libgit2_version

This commit adds support for retrieving the version of the libgit2 library used by geef.

I realize that this doesn't exactly make geef useful, but it is a small enough change that I was able to figure out how to write bindings for a single function.
1.5

fixed layout bug in passphrase dialog
build with android 4.1 sdk
A pull request

Pull request from me!
animations

review part 1
Added ability to get EventExecutor from RegisteredListener to allow individual EventExecutors to be identifiable and unregistered; BUKKIT-1192

This will allow a plugin developer to identify a specific EventExecutor in a RegisteredListener (from HandlerList.getRegisteredListeners) in order to unregister it independently from any other EventExecutors in the same Listener.

I believe this is binary compatible and should therefore be a non-breaking change.
Fixed rare dialog bug
DS-1389 remove incorrect admin URL from build.xml

As per Andrea's suggestion, this pull request simply removes the confusing/incorrect admin URL from the output of the DSpace Ant build script. This should be a straightforward/easy change to incorporate, and will hopefully address the concern raised in DS-1389.
Fixed code to match the comments (4 commits should be needed to pass thi...

The condition to pass this level should be 4 commits as stated in the comment, not 3
Fixed code not matching the comment
Made typo in "rename_commit" level easier to spot

I got stuck on level 28 (rename_commit) for almost 15 minutes, all because I couldn't spot the typo.  My eyes kept on passing right over the three m's but I didn't notice anything.  Maybe my terminal font is bad, maybe I'm just a moron, but I could not find the typo.  So I changed the typo to "coommit", which will hopefully be easier for fools like me to spot.
possible null pointers to indicate null values

Support null pointers in mysql _GetTableObj.
Added support for iOS on device debugging, updated the version number
Minor revision

Added support for great stuff...
Correct GitHub account name in README.md instructions
removed version check for owin in unit test
Update master

credo si traduca cosi
Tradotte quasi completamente le parti in inglese
tradotto quasi tutto dell'inglese
Sono Black e White, mi ero offerto di aiutarvi su Pokemon Central!
Raxajss-620: hide blue marks in numberfield boxes

UI problem with neptune theme when using numberfield spinners
Changing namespace for Screener to RaxaEMR.Screener
Removal of test data from test_iterate.py
Add in some moar settings to config.rb

So, this is something that we have been using for a little bit, and I figure it is easier for me to show then tell. 

The settings on top allow you to change the config from development to production, thus removing all comments, compressing it, and making sure firebug stuff is turned off. 


Tired of me looking at all this yet?
Updated documentation

Found a typo in the documentation on how to run the rake tasks.  Deleted an extra ":" from the instructions.
Don't import multiple EOF solvers by default.

These are experimental and should not be imported by default.
Mass deploy - improvement

* changes in the automatic determination of the IP address
* mass deploy - CSV generated in second step is also stored in DB
ADDED: Special thanks to @dfighter1985 and @jackpoz in de/optional.conf.
Liveperf

CSS changes to the rest of the themes.

loadpanel/unloadpanel events.

Moved data-unload to fire before data-load.
Embed the test results in the scorecard, list getting too large.
fix load_average to support Windows
Fix FKNOW closure in new reporting context to handle consistent closure
change order of operations in Quaternion::lerp() so quat overload is use...

...d for multiply.

Otherwise, lerp fails on line 425 when T is of type float or double, since the system doesn't know how to do `float * Quaternion<float>`.
Waffle authentication after domain user change

Waffle authentication after domain user change
fixes #365 added _original to .gitignore
fixes #124

this fixes the ResizeImageServlet to work with new files as content
Working on issue #55
Hide combobox trigger on geocoder examples

The dropdown arrow is confusing and doesn't do anything functional.
Refactor log

this is nothing
refs #51 Fix for the Media Manager

refs #51 A fix for the Media Manager folder management
Update guess info OK
Move ReadP tests from comments in the implementation into an actual Unit...

This commit pulls the existing QuickCheck properties in ReadP into the new unit test framework.
Shogun v11
adding precision to round function

eg.
.font_size(@size, @base: @baseFontSize) {
@fontSize: round(percentage(@size/@base), 2);
font-size: ~"@{fontSize}";
}


request i got:
"Do you think it will be possible to support round(value, precision = 2) ? 

We are using a mixin  for font typography which is creating relative font sizes based on base font size (https://gist.github.com/9a94760ff1a2fca0815e). The problem we are facing with the less round function (http://lesscss.org/#-math-functions) is that on some elements by rounding the value without precision some font-sizes are looking different (font-size: 87% vs font-size: 87.5%).

There was no problem on TXF where we did the css from the PSD, but on AI some elements the font-size is visible different than on the original. Currently, i removed the round function and some css properties are having font-size:91.666666666667%;"
make build work with newer sdk
2.0.x asbinary

for 2.0 branch, stop using a mix of AsBinary and ST_AsBinary -- ST_AsBinary is the way to go, given b0c6378eb8ba28e8c3685ca3a4fb880cda1a296b
Only store command hashes in the build log.

.build_log load time 350ms -> 17ms, filesize 197MB -> 1.6MB on
Mac. On Windows, it's 500ms -> 20ms.

Makes the build log a lot less useful for scripts, but there could
be a tool for use cases that need log information. A prototype of
such a tool is in https://github.com/nico/ninja/commit/1b243d311

The hash function is 64bit murmurhash2. Assuming that that different
commands get the same hash only by chance, it's is very unlikely
for two different commands to hash to the same value with a 64bit
hash.


I had hoped to implement -t log before landing this, but that seems to not be happening. Maybe lack of .ninja_log will make me do that faster, and it sounds like one of @sgraham's patches is somewhat blocked on this.
Dynamically implement the NSJSONSerialization API

Not to be pulled right now, just for discussion about this implementation.

This approach of dynamically creating the `NSJSONSerialization` class and rebinding it (i.e. the assembly stuff) has one big advantage over the `AnyJSONEncode` / `AnyJSONDecode` functions: you can drop the `AnyJSON.m` file in any app that use `NSJSONSerialization` and it will automatically work, even on iOS < 5. This even works for compiled static libraries using `NSJSONSerialization`.

On iOS 5+, this code does basically nothing. `objc_allocateClassPair` will fail and return `Nil`, so no AnyJSON* code will be executed at all.

TODO list:

* ~~Update the README~~
* ~~Write position-independent code (PIC) assembly in order to avoid this linker warning: `PIE disabled. Absolute addressing (perhaps -mdynamic-no-pic) not allowed in code signed PIE, but used in _AnyJSONInitialize` (happens when compiling on device only)~~
* ~~Translate the options parameters (both `NSJSONWritingOptions` and `NSJSONReadingOptions`) for each JSON library~~ (what happens when the options can not be translated?)
* Implement `AnyJSONIsValidObject`, `AnyJSONEncodeStream` and `AnyJSONDecodeStream`
Same as the other request but for wordplay. makes the squares have a poi...

...nter cursor :).
Fixed a bug where the alpha values of the dx3 decompression were in a wrong order.

I decompressed the SpriteFont.xnb file from the samples and noticed that the alpha values were in a wrong order.
More MGFX Improvements

Some more MGFX improvements and fixes:

 - Added the missing rasterizer states to MGFX parser.
 - Fixed the sampler and render states to not be case sensitive.
 - MGFX parser understands the #line directive and correctly reports file and line numbers.
 - The column in errors is now correct and no longer always 0.
Fixes a problem with the viewport not being set correctly for render targets

As the title says :)
Fix 'Shader Compilation Failed' on Linux

Hi,

Currently when we launch a game with the latest Linux build of develop3d branch we have a Shader Compilation Failed message and the game doesn't launch.

This pull request fix this problem and MonoGame run now correctly. It's just one line who affect only the Linux build.

I've tested it with my games/experiments (2D/3D) and it work fine
Always instrument ActiveSupport client

ActiveSupport is doing this check too, but it's actually a bug because the variable is stored as a thread-local and defaults to false which means on a multi-threaded webserver the value will _always_ be false unless you set it at the top of every request. I've been meaning to send a pull to Rails doing this same thing but haven't had the time.

The check was put in before ActiveSupport::Instrumentation was changed to not actually do any work unless there were subscribers setup listening for the events. So to "disable" this instrumentation all the application needs to do is not subscribe to these events. Rails doesn't by default, meaning this is "disabled" by default.
Update min/lib/CSSmin.php

Precount loops for increased performance.
goffice: add patch for missing pcre_info

Macports uses a patch for goffice to support the current pcre
that doesn't have the symbol `pcre_info` anymore. The patch
changes to use `pcre_fullinfo`.  Add the patch.  Fixes runtime
bug using gnumeric, failure to lazy symbol load.

Fixes #15171
autotrace: patch for #16569

autotrace fails to build because libpng changed its API between 1.4 and 1.5.
Apply a patch from MacPorts to fix this.  Thanks to adamv for the solution.

Closes #16569.
stow 2.2.0

Upgrade stow to version 2.2.0.  Stow is used to create symlinks.
Remove the `--mandir` because it uses the correct path.
Remove the `--infodir` because it also uses the correct path.
Tested using clang and llvm from XCode-4.3.3.
libflowmanager 2.0.2

Upgrade to version 2.0.2. Tested on ML with XCode-4.4.1.
qemu: specify git repo
OpenCV OpenCL gpu module

Enable the new experimental opencl gpu module via option
Add libKML support to GDAL

Removed the explicit omission of the libKML GDAL driver. The configure script of GDAL is smart enough to recognize when a valid version of libKML is available and build against it.

I am also coordinating an official release of libKML. Once that is done, I will update the relevant Formula for it to bump up the versions.
Update node.js to v0.8.5
autojump: 21.1.4

Updates autojump to v21.1.4. Switched from using downloads to repository tag instead.

Signed-off-by: William Ting <william.h.ting@gmail.com>
Changed getElements() return type

Now `getElements()` returns an object. I find that's cleaner to use 

    console.log(hanzi.definitionLookup('㝵')[0].definition);

than

    console.log(hanzi.definitionLookup('㝵')[0][3]);
Publish on keydown and keyup events

For background, this feature will help with asynchronously handling key events. Especially in the case where the user wants to resume a paused game with a key: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/melonjs/7LnZpwdtWFM

The "current" solution available is creating an interval that will periodically poll the key to determine when it's time to resume gameplay. This patch allows us to be kind to battery life:

```JavaScript
if (me.input.isKeyPressed("pause")) {
    me.state.pause();

    var resume_event = me.event.subscribe(me.event.KEYDOWN, function check_resume(action) {
        if (me.input.isKeyPressed("pause")) {
            me.event.unsubscribe(resume_event);
            me.state.resume();
        }
    });
}
```

General use patterns for these callbacks is:
* Use `me.input.isKeyPressed(...)` inside the callback if the key was binded with the `lock` parameter set to `true`.
* Else use `if (action == ...)`

Maybe this should be documented somehow?
JSON LogParser output format

Added support for JSON output format which is useful for including generated statistics in custom charts and reports.

```
java -jar perf4j.jar -f json times.json
java -jar perf4j.jar -f json:google-datatable times.gdata
java -jar perf4j.jar -f json:list-objects times.json
```
Italian translation and upgrade

upgrade language italian automod
HTTP API transport should support additional message parameters

The current HTTP API supports allowing additional message parameters to be passed in but doesn't actually add them to the message payload (because historically the support that exists was intended to allow further *restricting* the set of parameters passed in).

The 'group' attribute also needs to be added to the default set of allowed attributes (this was added to the core vumi message after the HTTP API was written).
[ru] fixed some mistypes for chapters 5 and 6 in russian translation

Added lost commas, fixed misspellings.
Added options data functionality

Added ability to fetch options data from yahoo! finance. With this there are a few 'helper' methods to get different things out of the data.

Answers issue #1739
Fixed DataFrame.any() docstring

Used to be the same as DataFrame.all
Respect app.disable_push_state.

Code paths dependent on the HTML5 history API were not all checking for
the `disable_push_state` flag, making it impossible to downgrade
history-compliant browsers for testing. Added `disable_push_state` check
in relevant code paths.
Remove jessie direct reference
Run ecukes inside current emacs

- Wrap code in ecukes.el into funciton named ecukes-run-default
- Rename ecukes.el to ecukes-term.el and update ecukes bash script
- Move common setup code into ecukes-setup.el
- ecukes.el now contains single interactive method. Open a file
in your project and run `M-x ecukes` to run inside current emacs
regexps in beets

Hi Adrian,

I hope you like my solution for regular expressions in beets.
Sorry I didn't update the queries reference document but I did add unit tests for them.

Very simple to use: use an additional colon before the term, eg:

beet ls :LikeNormalButCaseSensitive
beet ls artist::"^$" #empty artist field
beet ls "\\: this is not a reg exp"

Cheers,
Matteo
Added PUT, POST and DELETE

including the respective data bag operations.

I haven't added any other API operations yet, since I only need data bag operations right now.
:)

Chyba jednak nie jest tak kolorowo :<
Backported types

Changes I have made to types which are also in upstream cdist.
Please either merge changes, or remove my types from upstream cdist.
Changes to allow compiling for windows using mingw toolchains

I've changed the build system to a basic autotools setup - this makes it much easier to support multiple platforms and cross compile from various hosts. This way we can build windows binaries on linux with a suitable cross compiler and it's much easier to produce fat binaries targeting various versions of OSX.

The rest of the changes consist mostly of wrapper functions which allow building windows binaries without polluting the main source tree with windowsisms too much. There are also some fixes for signedness and pointer type compatiblity warnings.

I've tested the new builds on 32/64bit linux (Debian squeeze) OSX 10.4 to 10.6 ppc/i386/x64_86 and 32/64bit Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Update: タイムテーブル作成

`GET /timetable`に日本語版タイムテーブルを表示するようにしました。

* Matz
* 松村さんの表記内容
* 詳細画面のデザイン
* 黒・地元を表示していいのか
* 細々と発表タイトルの更新がある気がしている
Detect MERGE_MSG as gitcommit filetype.
Update res/values/arrays.xml

* Copyright update 
* More i18n support
could not compile after optimise imports commit

Vertx master did not compile after pulling the optimise import commit...
Correct Plovr target
The generated dockbook XML is produced in the charset specified for the ...

...plugin thus fixing bug # WKBK-57
Added a key for contract-region
Comments are now in all workspaces
pull in steve's changes.
Please accept my pull request

zktest environment doesn't provide bean validator
Scannable cites

(This was mistakenly sent against the master branch, but the patch was prepared against 3.0. I'm closing this one and opening another -- sorry for the clutter.)

This set of changes implements an alternative to the RTF Scan feature. It supercedes #172.

The changes add an option to the Export preferences that alters the behaviour of a cite drag-and-drop or Ctl-Alt-A capture to produce a scannable cite using the currently selected style. The cites contain a zotero:// protocol link, which ties the cite to the original Zotero entry, both for scanning and for clickability in external note-taking, outlining and word processing tools. Scannable cites can be converted to Zotero references in an ODF document using this Python script: https://github.com/fbennett/zodfscan

There are quite a few changes, so this isn't a serious proposal for 3.0, but the patch can be used to try out the approach for bugs and usability. There are a few blemishes:

* I have had a report that the self-destructing window fails sometimes on a Mac system;
* The option in Export preferences is maybe not the ideal means of controlling the behaviour; and
* The conversion tool assumes that a document with existing Zotero cites has been set to
  an in-text style before conversion, and an in-text style should be selected on the first document
  refresh.

Apart from that, it seems to work quite well.
Bugfix `ExifEditor`’s `setOriginalDateTime` and `getOriginalDateTime` methods
Raise if ENV['SSO_COOKIE_SECRET'] is not present
ow-p0002-p0004-o0000 Kollisionen bei Baumstümpfen im Bereich 80,80 hinzugefügt
renderer / html / widget fixes for renderer creation update

fixed all examples, widgets and renderers to work with new renderer creation

TODO: update documentation
ASGARD-1016 Fix customInstanceTypes unit tests

Fix copy-pasted typo
A context manager for test setup

I've started using this context manager quite a bit in my code rather than the setUp and tearDown. I find it makes the tests quite a bit easier to read as I don't have to search for a setUp method to figure out what's happening.

It also reduces the temptation to put lots of test-specific code into the setUp.
Created blog app and relevant folder/files structure

Alright, I've started the blog app in *rpc_cms/apps/blog/* and created some initial files within this directory.
 * static/ would contain all static (js/css) files used for the app's templates
 * templates/ would contain the app's template files (using either the Django templating system or Jinja2)
 * admin.py would contain ModelAdmin classes and the like pertaining to the representation of the blog app's models in the Django admin panel
 * forms.py would contain code for our form classes
 * models.py would contain model classes (think Posts, Authors) and model class methods for the blog app
 * tasks.py would contain any asynchronous Task classes we might need to implement using Celery
 * tests.py would contain tests for the blog app
 * urls.py would contain our URL pattern configuration for the blog app (routes)
 * utils.py should contain utility functions that wouldn't otherwise be placed anywhere else
 * views.py would contain view functions for the blog app

If anyone has any suggestions on additions, deletions or alterations to this structure, please feel free to speak your mind. We can discuss it right here on Github.

Once we all reach a consensus on directory and file structure for the blog app, I'll merge the appropriate changes and we can move right on to our settings and further project requirements.
Update to 0.9-9.9

Almost to 1.0-0.0!!!
Fixed delay to work with newer avr-libc

newer avr-libc requires _delay_ms value to be compile time constant
Add update notification

Add update notification mechanism. At startup, Brackets pings a URL to get the latest version information (unless otherwise requested, it will ping no more than once in a 24 hour period). If there is an update available, show information about the update to the user and add an update notification icon. The notification dialog includes a list of the top features in the update, a link to see all of the release notes, and a button to get the update.

If the user chooses not to update, they will be not shown the update dialog again until another update is pushed. The update notification icon **will** be shown, and clicking it will show the dialog again. 

There is also a new "Check for Updates" item in the debug menu. This will force a server ping and show the update dialog if there is an update available.

For now, temporary data is loaded from a github gist. This will be moved to actual data coming from brackets.io.

If you want to see the update dialog, open buildNumber.json and change the buildNumber from 100 to something smaller. In the test data, Sprint 12 is build 93, Sprint 11 is build 72, and Sprint 10 is build 56. So, if you want to see what the upgrade dialog would look like if you are currently running Sprint 11, set buildNumber to 72. You will see update information for all of the builds you are missing.

(this test data is from the release notes for Sprint 10, 11, and 12, and **will not** be actual update messages seen by end users.)

All UI should be considered temporary. Final UI will be in a future pull request.
More consistent use of "Live Preview"
Always scroll selected working set doc into view (issue 966)

This fixes issue #966.

Also, refactored similar code in ProjectManager into a new ViewUtils function.
[Liskov] Cancel offline save & sync, cleanup and ace readonly mode when disconnected

New PR for offline save issues

* Disables the fake webdav introduced in the offline client plugin
* Puts the editor in a readonly state when disconnected and resets it back to normal state when reconnected.

Fix ajaxorg/cloud9infra#2154 and ajaxorg/cloud9infra#2151
Close ticket #2000
Show ajaxorg/cloud9infra#2311 cases

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