labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
Fixing the issue 5 where the .mm.dll files were breaking the testing

The following changes since commit 5c94dc2c122158980f244194818a91bc1fe5bc4a:

  Added link to getting started screencast (2012-11-14 12:30:01 +0000)

are available in the git repository at:

  https://github.com/JamesTryand/NuGet-PackageNPublish.git Issue-5-Hotfix

for you to fetch changes up to fe08cc4616fdb68eb6b7327aedb0a824f241afd9:

  Fixing the issue 5 where the .mm.dll files would be included in being copied to the bin folder and project output, thus causing autotest/mightymoose to go into a recursive loop and never finish testing. (2012-12-12 09:45:03 +0000)

----------------------------------------------------------------
James Tryand (1):
      Fixing the issue 5 where the .mm.dll files would be included in being copied to the bin folder and project output, thus causing autotest/mightymoose to go into a recursive loop and never finish testing.

 .../Package/content/_MSBuild/NuGetPackageAndPublish.targets           | 4 ++--
 .../_MSBuild/NuGetPackageAndPublish.targets                           | 4 ++--
 .../_MSBuild/NuGetPackageAndPublish.targets                           | 4 ++--
 _MSBuild/NuGetPackageAndPublish.targets                               | 4 ++--
 4 files changed, 8 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-)

The change was the same against all the targets and was : 
     <!-- Copies the assemblies and symbol files we're packaging into the correct locations-->
     <Target Name="CopyAssembliesToLibDirectories">
       <ItemGroup>
-        <Net40Assemblies Include="$(CopySourceFolder)\*.dll" Exclude="$(CopySourceFolder)\*.Silverlight.dll;$(CopySourceFolder)\*.Tests.dll" />
-        <Net40Symbols Include="$(CopySourceFolder)\*.pdb" Exclude="$(CopySourceFolder)\*.Silverlight.pdb;$(CopySourceFolder)\*.Tests.pdb" />
+        <Net40Assemblies Include="$(CopySourceFolder)\*.dll" Exclude="$(CopySourceFolder)\*.Silverlight.dll;$(CopySourceFolder)\*.Tests.dll;$(CopySourceFolder)\*.mm.dll" />
+        <Net40Symbols Include="$(CopySourceFolder)\*.pdb" Exclude="$(CopySourceFolder)\*.Silverlight.pdb;$(CopySourceFolder)\*.Tests.pdb;$(CopySourceFolder)\*.mm.pdb" />
         <SL40Assemblies Include="$(CopySourceFolder)\*.Silverlight.dll" />
         <SL40Symbols Include="$(CopySourceFolder)\*.Silverlight.pdb" />
       </ItemGroup>
Rich Snippet non-imbriqués

http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=fr&answer=185417

Il est utile d'imbriquer uniquement dans le cas où il y a plusieurs Fil d'Ariane sur la page
Add os_support stanzas to selected barclamps. [3/12]

This pull request adds os_support stanzas to various barclamps to
allow the dev tool to infer the proper OS for a given build.


 crowbar.yml |   21 ++-------------------
 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 19 deletions(-)

Crowbar-Pull-ID: 18a9548803fe8236bd2918dcca092fdf4ffa73be

Crowbar-Release: development
Fixed "deploy" action_hook in .openshift

Working: http://dev-mavjs.rhcloud.com/Plone with new deploy action_hook fix
Fix SafeSetPrincipal
Cleanup

> I've done some general cleanup to make it easier to get the gem up-and-running as a new developer. I tried to be very granular about the commits, so cherry-pick if you must.

### Summary
* Specify explicit runtime dependencies on nokogiri and httpclient
* Replaced rcov with simplecov (was breaking on Ruby 1.9)
* Removed bundler as an explicit dependency (was breaking on Bundler 1.1)
* Replaced Jeweler with Bundler::GemHelper.install_tasks
  * Jeweler is a DSL for a DSL. [Cut out the middle man.](http://yehudakatz.com/2010/04/02/using-gemspecs-as-intended/)
  * **NOTE**: The gem version is now stored in a constant in `lib/impressionist/version.rb` instead of in `VERSION`
* Upgrade test_app to Rails 3.2
* Mark generator specs as pending, since they're too brittle and don't clean up after themselves

I'd recommend releasing a new version of the gem after pulling these changes, primarily due to the new dependencies.

I'm planning to make additional contributions to this library, but I'd like this cleanup to be in place before I do.
Tophat mapper
Fix broken register_plugin call.

At least Dancer 2 didn't like it.

t/00-load.t ...... 1/1 
#   Failed test 'use Dancer::Plugin::Auth::Extensible;'
#   at t/00-load.t line 6.
#     Tried to use 'Dancer::Plugin::Auth::Extensible'.
#     Error:  Odd number of elements in hash assignment at /home/racke/perl5/perlbrew/perls/perl-5.17.6/lib/site_perl/5.17.6/Dancer/Plugin.pm line 51, <DATA> line 16.

Regards
                 Racke
Added rawes Python client
Solution for issue #2
I agree .gitignore
Входные и выходные данные...
Make excerpts suck less.

Markdownify excerpts.

Also added a More link so that you can tell that there is indeed more.
stm-conduit bump
poprawki moje
Preserve layout of HUnit error messages (close #11)

e.g. output

    expected: "1010110001001011"
     but got: "1010100001001011"

instead of

    Failed: expected: "1010110001001011"
     but got: "1010100001001011"
Change from monitorip to failoverip.

Change from monitorip to failoverip. We want to know if the failover ip is in service and not if the monitor ip is in service.
Pull Request

Matt,

Here is the pull request for index.js and requestHandler.js. While I was able to work on these files on cloud9 ide, I was not able to commit them directly from there. I think I may have done something incorrect when initially setting it up, but I am not sure. Only after using the terminal and forking the branch locally was I able to commit the files to github (after copying and saving them locally).

Paul
Mk installer

Merged in the lastest changes to the platform as well as corrected code style.  Merging this will automatically update your pull request to the platform.
build-pms-binaries rework

rework for build-pms-binaries, separating download and build processes


# BUILD PMS BINARIES

These scripts are only meant for enthusiasts that want to bundle their PMS with custom built versions of libraries and tools, replacing the standard versions shipped with the regular PMS distribution.

## Downloading (and updating) sources

    contrib/download-pms-binaries-source.sh

Sources archives will be strored in _target/bin-tools/src/_

## Building bainaries

    contrib/build-pms-binaries.sh

Search _target/bin-tools/target/bin/_ for compiled binaries and _target/bin-tools/target/lib/_ for libs

## Cleaning up

    rm -rf target/bin-tools/build/
    rm -rf target/bin-tools/target/
isCrossRef added to table attributes

the isCrossRef attributes was not listed in the xml reference
Fixed label fading oddity when rapidly toggling a control

If you toggle a 2 section segmented control rapidly, the section label activates prematurely.
Quick css fix

Just added a css selector for password inputs so that their styled like text inputs.
LPS-25057
LPS-24882
Test Fixes

portal/permissions/documentlibrary
portal/permissions/webcontent
LPS-24578
Review: OSL Optimizations: assignment to unconnected outputs, redundant useparam.

OSL Optimizations: assignment to unconnected outputs, redundant useparam.  I'm sorry to say that these don't make a dramatic difference in the test scene I'm working on at the moment, but I still think they are a good optimization that may help in some situations.
    
(1) Previously, multiple params that happened to be connected to the same earlier layer could each, separately, check whether that layer was run.  Now, it remembers which layers have unconditionally been run, and will not generate the layer-checking LLVM IR redundantly.
    
(2) Assignments to output parameters that are not connected to any downstream layers will be eliminated.  There's a new attribute, "opt_elide_unconnected_output", that when set to 0 will disable this optimization -- a necessary step for testshade, which can try to pull data from outputs that aren't connected to anything.  May be helpful for other apps as well.
(FIXME: this should be expanded to apply to any ops that write only to unconnected outputs, not just for assignment.)
    
Also, a bug was fixed in outparam_assign_elision -- an early 'return' which I'm pretty sure was at some point inserted temporarily for debugging (to disable the optimizations in the remainder of that function) and inadvertently committed.

Extras I fixed along the way:

Remove redundant and unused Symbol::m_connected -- this info is already present via m_valuesource.

Name the structs we define in LLVM, makes trolling through the debug LLVM IR dumps easier on the eyes.
updated a few dependencies (release-plugin and jodd-wot) in BuildConfig....

...groovy + the svn-plugin in application.properties

minor: bumped dependency versions
Temporary Zend Form Fix

Zend form does not apply default decorators in the createElement function, even though it should. I've applied a temporary fix until ZF updates their code.
use custom NetLogoLite.jar for both running example and building TalkativeApplet
Fix for issue 5

I made a new branch and squached all the commits down to one.
Cleanup for building using ant

Delete and ignore files that are machine-specific
Update android-support-v4
Adding mockserver and making tests use it
Convert @memoized into a function

Also added handling of named arguments.
Setup.py calls for wrong sample config file

Fixed it so it calls for sample_config.py instead of sample.settings.py.
Implemented the required attribute for JSON schema generation

Implemented the hasRequiredMarker method by inspecting the required value of the XmlElement annotation.
Fixed toggles previews for no swagger

Took me about an hour, but I got it done.  They are not optimized, but they will work for now.  I will throw in my fully optimized image sets another time.  Hope you like these 3 edited images...
Fix for #3 - add URL parameter support

This is very important for us to have, or else we manually mess with the rest template exchange method, which I would really prefer not to do.  Can you merge this soon and do a point release?  Thanks!
Updated Grails to 2.1.0
Automatic load of older posts on profile does not work

Automatic load of older posts on profile does not work. It is because in https://github.com/phpBB-Social-Network/phpBB-Social-Network/blob/develop/root/socialnet/js/m.userstatus.js#L570 there is
```js
$('.sn-ap-getMore').size()
```
what should be rewritten to
```js
$('.sn-us-getMore').size()
```
NuGet package structure

 * MVC3 and MVC4 packages 
 * Core, MVC and Razor package - with an Example package to add them all at once.
 * Moved BaseController out to action filter.
little completion preference file for CoffeeScript and jQuery

Hi
this list is not necessarily complete, but useful (i hope)
Philippe
Fixed "class @Something extends SomethingElse"

Fixed class @Something extends SomethingElse, as referenced in issue #63
tester client for API
Added xor goodie

Simple goodie that takes two numbers and does a bitwise exclusive-or on them.
ASM AnnotationCollector uses the parent thread's context classloader.

That way, it should be able to load all classes discovered by the StartupModule.

Note that there seems to be a threading problem in the ASM scanner: Sometimes it picked up my module twice  - but never when I had breakpoints enabled to reproduce the problem. I doubt this is connected to the change, though.
Initial porting of PureMVC Multicore framework to Python
INTEXT-22: Add Splunk adapter examples

Add some example application for Splunk adapter.

INTEXT-22
Added Mongolian Translation
update all javascripts
Fixed model naming conventions

related to ZfcUser changes.
sms works

the ability to send texts has been achieved.
Fix for Issue #23 (unable to find custom sections)

(This is my first pull request, so please be gentle with me!)

It looks like this was just an oversight, neglecting to put the exception_notifier directory at the end of the specification for the custom section path.

I have tested it in my application and it is working.

If you'd like me to write a test for this specifically, let me know.
timob-11552: make text fields more visible

Testing steps in JIRA: http://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TIMOB-11552
adding script for getting new restaurants
Added Printable Section to CSS & Me onto supporters

Added Printable Media to CSS to allow for better printing (11 Pages down from 16-18)

Removed Fork on GitHub from Printable View

Added me onto supporters list.=
Finish translation

On a terminé l'interview …
7.x review

Can you check my changes?
Misc (Max-height for subreddit bar/User Highlighter/Night mode/Subreddit highlighting)

I meant subreddit manager but you get the idea. Just 1 line this time. Pursuant to [this](http://www.reddit.com/r/Enhancement/comments/pa14j/minimum_font_size_setting_does_not_work_with/) thread.

The user highlighter module placed submitter in last place so a distinguished post by a submitter was overriding the mod colours. In order they are now Admin > Mod > Friend > OP.

A few very minor night mode fixes.

Fix subreddit shortcuts highlighting in current subreddit. Highlights both shortcuts when on the same subreddit and when the shortcut contains the current subreddit in a multi-reddit. Also reinitialises highlighting when a shortcut is dragged/dropped or renamed. Focus was previously lost.
fix regular expressions for routing

This is a sample code fix for Ch.4 Databases : Editing and Adding Books

If you run the sample code and 'X' or 'x' is included in ISBN number, the server raises an error.
Sample codes listed in the book is OK, but the code here at github has this bug.
modified for compatibility with ISX on lockscreen :-)
Optimize bitset -- get a meaningful benchmark

Modify the default bitset benchmark to get results that look like what I have on my own project.
Add N and P alone for EasyLife stuff

Hey Tomek.  Hoping this pull request will resolve the funny git issues as well.
Updates to version.dd.

* D.NET has been dead for a looong time. No point keeping the identifier documented anymore.
* Haiku is supported by LDC in particular.
* MinGW32 and MinGW64 are defined by both GDC and LDC.
* Thumb is defined by LDC when compiling for ARM in Thumb mode.
added get_available_modules, get_module_fields, search_by_module from th...

...e API
Fixed Color and Added OpenCV Face Detection

hey,
so found the comment on zach's original post and fixed the RGBA - so now the color looks good. also added some face detection, drawing rectangles around a face.
g
-check if optionalParams is not null and if typeof is defined

-successallback > successCallback
so zufrieden^^
Pull Req: debug token
readme with goals at end
Add missing sidebar link to std.net.curl docs
And now it's showing the comments I left that didn't previously display.  Nice.  Pardon me while I delete the dup, the followup, and this comment as well. :/
The codes are functionally equivalent, for now. 'exit' is called for this.managers[0] the same way in both cases.
Wäre es möglich die Einstellung so zu machen:

Default: Mootools ist aktiv
Variante 1: jQuery ist aktiv
Variante 2: Beides ist aktiv
Variante 3: keines ist aktiv (hilfreich bei Seiten die komplett ohne JS laufen sollen; spart Ladezeit)
@isaacs  I do not think this is valid HTML :)
Thanks for the fix ! Our jenkins was not complaining about failing test.. 
When will you release that fix ?
I thought about adding this as catchmouse to the config file, but I wanted to ask you (Erik) first. :)
Nah, I do think that it's at least related to input.
But the implementation of it needs to be separated from the Input class. I would suggest some interface, with an implementation in the Ember::OgreView layer.
Apologies prohibited!
Interesting - did this actually come up in usage?  How are negative strides handled on CPU?

Anyway, this brings to mind a special case that if *both* x.stride < 0 and A.stride[0] < 0 then no copy is needed because you can do the whole dot-product backward.  Same thing for y.stride and A.stride[1].  This same thinking goes for the CPU implementation as well.  But it's a tricky thing to write and test (would take an hour or two at least) so how about adding this text as a comment, or making a ticket for it.  Someone trying to optimize his backward GER / GEMM may some day implement it.
So that upon running the command you can see what it's doing. I'd have all of these document comments be un-silenced, but I had to silence a couple of them for different reasons. The all / build one has to be silenced because it'll be printed after the dependencies are built. The help / targets one has to be silenced to prevent it from displaying in the help output.
I might start with something else then "This is all done", maybe "I have been working on building bind files..."
I think it's alright. But ever since this started getting used by more then just LWC I became to dislike it.
Hm... no! Okay, it's small fix, will change it. Thanks for noticing! =)
Nie wrzuca się ZIP-ów do repozytorium!
Would something like find_last_of make this simpler?
 http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic_string/find_last_of
mam wrażenie ze zapomniałem o -l
powinno być:
-lSDL_image
In fact, I think the right regex to use would be `$regex = '/^[ \t]*include[ \t]*=[ \t]*([^#\r\n]+)/im';`
Here's my test case: https://gist.github.com/1698659
oops forgot we'd need a stock one for standard heroku deploy. good call.
This doesn't seem to play the sound at every key strike for me, which is which is why I created a new Audio object for each click (I know, I don't like it either). Does it click each time for you with this code?
You want *.o rather than *o there :)
Yeah.  A break out page on profiling would be good.  i'd like it to explain that it's a capped collection
that you can change the size of the collection
mention that there is a slight perf overhead
....
ok, and is planning able to recover from the bump? like on sunday, when the bump sensors were hit, it usually caused a full stop of the robot rather than "overdrive"
plz checkout git://github.com/slepher/Emysql.git
see test_transaction.erl
and use sh test_transaction.sh to run the sample code
Hmm, I'll rename it to 's', even though I'd prefer 'L' since the Lua documentation uses it consistently...
Fixed in 5b4c855
So ``subprocess.call()``` + multiprocessing is evil? Good to know.
What if I have a repository that I name "trash" which I remove? That will go into the trash folder and the above code will not remove it.
I think you should change the condition to test that "!directory.equals(baskedFile)"
@markstory the branch which fixed the issue had 4 commits, you only merged 2 of them to 2.0 causing a fail
I will check on the next site I move from dev to staging or staging to production. I asked because I was sure that links to pdf files alerted me to this issue,
Air is included in the array, so it is needed.
equivilant-to

Since it is a property that could go public, better equivalent-to
In the meantime we have created a component that disables sorting already: http://gxp.opengeo.org/master/doc/lib/plugins/FeatureEditorGrid.html. If configured with ```readOnly: true```, and with ```feature: feature``` instead of ```source: feature.attributes```, it is a perfect replacement.
TZ jakobi TimeZone?
perhaps this is true (which I already wrote @tibbi ) but to see this - it is necessary to overlook all of the DBC spells :)
Good catch... didn't mean to check in... removed from local repository with latest commit.
Yes, but if you escape a quote in JSON, I'd expect it to be handled by JSON.parse or eval
In fact, I don't understand this semantics too.

During testing, I have just found an example where the code behind the 
function [package] was wrong. Particularly when the given string ends 
with "/".

I hope this commit can cover others examples we really encounter.

Fri, 9 Mar 2012 05:39:03 -0800, Thomas Gazagnaire :
> I don't really understand why you need to do this.
>
>      ocp-get upload NAME
>
> should:
>
> * look for NAME.opam
> * look for NAME-VERSION.tar.gz
>
> so what is the semantics of `ocp-get updoad DIR/` ?
>
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Yes, that works just as well. But it needs to be getAttribute("data-scrollable"), because I don't think older browsers properly register the "data-" prefix. At least, that's what I've gathered.
If you did likes 46-55 in your abstract class calling the plugin's methods, you would have so much more control over how someone implements this feature. That way you can further determine who's fault it is.  You could change lines 33-35 to a function along the lines of "initConnection" where you load a file and if it loaded pass true... and if it didn't pass false.  At the end, do the same with a close connection that way the file/what ever can be closed.

What do you think?
There is "import os" missing too when you start run_async from autotest server part.
A test method to execute a make test on `brew test` would also be nice to know that all works as expected.
Hi

It's just the stetic auto generation files. My files didn't change line endings.

No I'm not going to take care of the auto generated stetic files - the stetic file didn't change much. 
I trust stetic enough that the generated files have always the same output, if the stetic files don't change.

The generation needs to be fixed. The line endings need to be harmonized like the 'formatting'. The files are going formatted with the SAME formatting profile - why don't they use just \n always as well.
That's a bug. 

Regards
Mike


> This commit adds a ton of line ending noise which makes the commit unreadable.
> 
> Please, please review your commits before committing. And don't ever use MD to commit on Windows, since it ignores the git line ending conversion settings.
> 
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I think we should remove this section all together. I only put it here originally to try and talk bartaz into jQuery again. Didn't work ;) jQuery is awesome, everyone knows that so no need to explain it anymore.
you don't use this - so remove it.
This stuff always confuses me, but this looks clean. Launch frontend and backend child processes.
Is this live for amo vs marketplace-dev?
Great. It was certainly bug.
Possibly this needs url_escape()'ing, in case somebody manages to upload a file with eg javascript in the name?
New domain updated incorrectly on this line along with 63, 73, and 83. Should be newzbin2.es like line 28.
I just googled for textfill, found a few implementations. I think this
one might've been from stack overflow? It's the only one that works
reliably for me at small text sizes. The whole splitting into spans
thing is unnecessary, browsers wrap text just fine!


On 01/02/2012, at 10:56 PM, techtangents
<reply@reply.github.com>
wrote:

> Is this a new library that you've downloaded, or have you just modified it?
>
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They get an email of the details, plus we are adding in a page where they can run this check at any time and get a nice feedback of the failures so I think there's enough.
what about rebase?
Haha, nope, I haven't been there for a while.  We left Switzerland in the spring and just finished backpacking around South East Asia for the last 5 months or so, and now I'm back in California for a bit with my family before we move to London within the month.
Dude, line wrap eventually ;)
I also see that you have been adding documentation to the dp.la/dev wiki, more specifically here:
http://dp.la/dev/wiki/Documentation
not confirm no crash in my core
Will try the standard build next week. Going away for some days.

And check all options with reference to http://cateee.net/lkddb/
Still crashing here is the log: http://paste2.org/p/1910360
My function there is like this: http://paste2.org/p/1910364
Hm. Correct me if I'm wrong, but ows is the namespace prefix here, which could be anything other than ows as well. Wouldn't it be better to have a namespaced OperationsMetadata reader in the ows namespace?
Yep.
Changing this I got another idea to eliminate the getChange call as there is now already a Change object that only needs a changeId.
But thats outside scope of the current patch.
This should have been 2 commits:

1)
Use sync XMLHttpRequest to load width scripts (if available)
If the browser has an XMLHttpRequest feature, use it in "synchronous" mode to load and initialize the proper width dependent scripts. Otherwise, fall back to document.write

2)
Update the WDN.toAbs function to support base_url's that are not absolute themselves.
This allows for any link to be normalized, even with other (root-)relative URLs. Used in the debug.js when IE does not return a normalized URL from the SRC attribute of scripts.
угу, я похоже забыл setAutoCommit(false)  сделать :-\
added comment 1 = Element
I am quite scared of this change, because fsync can take a LONG time to complete on our ext3 filesystem when the server is busy.
Doesn't work for some reason.
add:
```require_once("$srcdir/htmlspecialchars.inc.php");```

In case another script in the future uses these functions but doesn't include above.
Because we have the lone king I'd write simply:

return        pos.side_to_move() == c
           && !pos.in_check()
           && !MoveList<MV_LEGAL>(pos).size();


I would even inline at the only call place so to be more clear what we aredoing and because we don't need a new function for a simple condition.
I would recommend that you use style sheets instead.  See on the line above how the entry defines the div's className? It's possible for labels to come from untrusted sources with labels such as <script>alert("!")</script>.
The main reason I removed the paragraph symbols was because I was working towards getting the auto-generated documentation to match the look and feel of the one currently available at http://www.phpspec.net/documentation/
Also, the links on the TOC should point to the exactly the same URL as the paragraph symbols, so there's no loss of functionality.
On a personal opinion, I think the paragraph symbols gave a clunky look to the pages.

This is a one line change and can easily be reverted if needed.
That's weird. Rails itself has truncate() so it should at least use that... anyway thanks for spotting this.
@parndt for example if I add subpage titled "foo" to "news" page (just like tweet mentions) and visit /news/foo it still throws an exception about no news item with title "foo"... what am I missing?
Coding style. Functionnames have to start with the header/module name.
However we need to discuss the design decisions in team and refactor it
before pushing it back.
Am 15.01.2012 13:00 schrieb "Franziskus Domig" <
reply@reply.github.com
>:

> Why did you had to rename the system API functions? Is there a naming
> conflict?
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@wijet :heart:
Ok. Entendi. Pensei que iria ser feita apenas a mesclagem e inclusão manualmente. Vou fechar este pull request. E reenviar com as devidas modificações.

Aliás, seria bom deixar claro logo esse tipo de informação, além de quais serão as convenções à serem seguidas, para o CSS eu deixei minha sugestão lá no fórum.
On Sun, 26 Feb 2012 11:12:58 -0800, Kirill Bychkov wrote:
> Now we can kill bullet-yason I think?

Yep, I think so.  Unless you have any more tweaks that should go in in
your opinion.

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@arrbee Have you had the opportunity to discuss this further with Tim and Paul?
I tried to fix this one and the next one, but I am having trouble editing in Arabic lol
Very busy tomorrow but I will try again on Tuesday.
Sergiu, I'm afraid your commit causes unit tests to take *very* long. For instance, xwiki-platform-oldcore unit tests took 53s on branch stable-3.5.x (agent-2) and *11 minutes* on master (agent-1). I have the same problem locally. The issue is that since you added this listener for each test method we have this dependency chain:

    XWikiTest -> XWikiHibernateBaseStore -> LoggerManager -> ObservationManager -> csrf-token-invalidator -> CSRFToken

and

    byte[] seed = this.random.generateSeed(TOKEN_LENGTH);

can take up to 30s and even more. Please fix this ASAP. Thanks.
massive update on the core ?  alot of instance are broken example Onyxia ( the small dragons are not comming ) free loot Onyxia,u can finished this intance with 2 mans
but nobody confirmed that ? ( nobody use this fork ?)
其实我觉得现在真的没什么好加了的样子
不如重新考虑下AI的架构问题

威廉你现在是什么看法
why do we need annotations?
Not having this is annoying if you run code both under your own and your web-server's UID.
Мне кажется очень странным когда целая закладка создаётся только для одного ползунка.
额。就是把鼠标移到屏幕边缘，再移，就切换到下一个page.
I think it would also be useful to provide older TiddlyWiki version downloads..
As I was looking into it, I see one issue with removing the loadGlue method: We cannot specify constructor arguments in an interface. That's not a deal breaker, but it is nice to have enforcement of what you know you need to implement. I suppose we could create an abstract class, create the constructors there, and then have abstract methods that need to be implemented to actually do the loading and such.

Or we could just rely on people to look at the documentation enough to know that they need to create a multiparameter constructor :)
That's not exactly true.
It first tries to allocate the color within the palette (with the imagecolorexact-funktion)
If that fails it tries here to generate a new palette entry.
You can't use `.val()` in Prototype, this looks like a jQuery copy and paste...
Please read the entire thread on the PLIP. ggozad is wrong. There is no need for a password generation API since the user never gets sent the password, just the a password reset url. As long as the password is strong then its fine.
needs empty line after comments
Couple problems.

1)  The example source will never work because SOFT_INPUT_ADJUST_RESIZE needs to be qualified with namespace.  If you run this source you will get a JS error.
2)  There is a known bug that impacts 2.0, 2.1 and apparently 2.2 devices:  http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=7115

Please provide example test app used, test device used, etc.
don't quite know where its being used .. but RuntimeException?
Follow up: I'm able to override this by just writing my own `tinymce.js` and change the preinit section, but that seems hack-ish.
아니. 그냥 환경에 맞게 빌드 / 테스트 / 배포하면 된당~

테스트는 어차피 h2 database 메모리 모드로 하도록 해놨어.
Oh yes. I spent about 30 seconds thinking about it, then went "Thought too much!"
(I think that's a bit more flexible than forcing the --gzip to also rename)
An example of PEX's awesomeness. Permissions file: http://pastebin.com/trauLChY
Output of running player.hasPermission() on a few strings:

01:31:38 [INFO] Drakia::hasPermission(stargate.world.world) => true
01:31:44 [INFO] Drakia::hasPermission(stargate.network.Tutorial) => false
01:31:48 [INFO] Drakia::hasPermission(stargate.use) => false

Now, if somebody could please for the love of god explain why stargate.network.Tutorial returns false, that would be awesome (This is not output from Stargate, but from a simple command that checks permissions, it's a simple plugin with no dependency on any specific Permission handler): http://pastebin.com/6HRZ5Ds5
its already sending guild guid, not id
I was unable to find references for parameterized statements using python's wrapper.  Although this looks promising: http://stackoverflow.com/a/775399 . Since this is data originating from outside, i don't trust it. I will still perform escapes unless I know for certain that this call handles quotes and other elements properly.
i am not too worried with telling users to use sonata_render_block. it will make it more obvious its the same and allows switching between SonataPages and CmfBlocks without changes on templates.
when using the adminbundle, there is the name sonata in it as well.

for the question of where the code belongs: maybe i misunderstand the code, but why not injecting the dm into block service manager, pass the name as sonata does and load the block there?
Yes it does...but it improves my framerate...
I'll revert it.
aqui não seria: `SlugGenerator.new(@user.name).slugify!` também?
* fixed in commit 0932e7e6146c9b768267310bb2393801ad7a56ca
vlw man, obrigado.
Please pull Eyescale/Equalizer into your fork regularly. I'm starting to get merge conflicts when pulling your changes.
What version of the http libraries are you using?
Här blir denna array använd - men också konvererad till en sträng
You could savely ignore this commit, as it is just for me to run/build the thing :)
https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/dmd/pull/658
Funny how that works sometimes :)
THIS commit should be in mainline, imo.
IMO it is more clear, that this query is executed inside a Transaction when you move it in there as well.
You should also try to standardize your code on some traditional Ruby-isms.

1. don't prepend method names with "get_" unless absolutely necessary
2. don't prepend or append underscores to generally available public
methods (reserve the underscore at the beginning and end of a method
name to indicate to the user that they may not really want to use the
method)
3. In the blog post you mentioned below, use
File.read("myXMLfile.xml") instead of File.open and then calling the
instance-based "read" method. The way you've done it leaves the file
handle open (because you haven't called the instance-based "close"
method).

Another note: generally, while using XML parsers the client needs to
be able to get at the nodes and attributes also, not just the text
within a node.

And finally a question... Why build another parser? We have so many in
the Ruby community. What problem/scenario are you trying to solve that
is not solved by the other parsers?

--
Jason Rogers



On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 11:51, Abhishek Kumar
<reply@reply.github.com>
wrote:
> first of all thanks for taking out your time for trying it and comments
> I posted it in such locations for some 3party review, so this type of comment is exactly what it was meant for.
> Other ways didn't got such feedbacks... so it was worth.
>
> The gem is half baked (not the algo), and  I'm building upon it.
> The 1st point is new to me, thanks for that. I was aware of 2nd and am in process of fixing it.
>
> The performance bit wouldn't be much problem if you implement it
> http://justfewtuts.blogspot.com/2011/11/xml-motor-v003-mine-xml-once-multiple.html
>
>> str = %Q{<root><a i="1"\nj="2">i=1,j=2</a>\n<a i=1 j='3'>i=1,j=3</a></root>}
>> xNodes = XMLMotorEngine._splitter_ str
>> xTags = XMLMotorEngine._indexify_ xNodes
>> result1 = XMLMotorEngine.pre_processed_content(xNodes, xTags, "h1")
>> result2 = XMLMotorEngine.pre_processed_content(xNodes, xTags, "div", "class='wanted'")
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
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'/api/thread/expand/' + b + '/' + tNum;     - получение содержимого треда
hey!
i've mentioned this elsewhere but this pull was stale, and should have been going into develop
and as others have noted `drawGridPlane` should be `ofDrawGridPlane` in the cpp.
http://bit.ly/zqKtEv
My guess is that this related to User Account Control, which created a
virtual directory space for any user changes in the /Program Files areas.
The actual 'real' files would be in the user profile path somewhere.  Once
you have your changes published, I'll build from your version and run some
tests on a VM on my end.  I always have User Account Control disabled.
There may be some way in code to check if the path is real or not, but
copying the file to a temporary path, importing it, and then deleting it
from the temp path would also be suitable.

Regards

Adam

-----Original Message-----
From: Miroslav Popov
[mailto:reply@reply.github.com]
Sent: Monday, 13 February 2012 3:41 PM
To: Adam Burgess
Subject: Re: [Forex-Strategy-Builder] Added MetaTrader4 HST File Import
Support. (7dcacb0)

This is very useful new feature to FSB. Thank you for contributing to the
project!

I encountered an issue when testing the import.
Environment: Win 7 64. MetaTrader: AccentForex Trader 4 installed at its
default path: C:\Program Files (x86)

When importing data I received the following error messages:

Importing EURUSD240 ... Error (Access to the path 'C:\Program Files
(x86)\AccentForex Trader 4\history\Butenix-Server\EURUSD240.hst' is
denied.)Importing GBPUSD240 ... Error (Access to the path 'C:\Program Files
(x86)\AccentForex Trader 4\history\Butenix-Server\GBPUSD240.hst' is
denied.)Importing USDCHF240 ... Error (Access to the path 'C:\Program Files
(x86)\AccentForex Trader 4\history\Butenix-Server\USDCHF240.hst' is
denied.)Importing USDJPY240 ... Error (Access to the path 'C:\Program Files
(x86)\AccentForex Trader 4\history\Butenix-Server\USDJPY240.hst' is denied.)

When I copied the whole HST directory to my Desktop  everything past
smoothly.
When I run FSB as administrator and imported from original place, everything
was smoothly.

...

Another issue: When I tried to import the files again from other location, I
received this error message:
cannot access the file 'C:\Users\Miroslav Popov\Documents\Visual Studio
2010\Projects\QANTau\Forex-Strategy-Builder\bin\Debug\Data\GBPUSD240.csv'
because it is being used by another process.)

Best regards,
Miroslav

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Because on my machine the image is uploaded to /static/images/#/imagename.jpg
and this looks for /static/images/imagename.jpg
It seems the first %d has disappeared with this commit, I would better put:

printf ("Cpu %d load=%d%% \n", count, load[count]);
to have an output like: CPU 12 load=19%

And I think that without the first %d the output is no longer correct as the load is replaced by the CPU count ?
That is exactly correct. Its the same way i fixed the ServiceActivator messages
Fixed: https://github.com/danielbachhuber/Ad-Code-Manager/commit/b889a235b310aee3a7a9bf07ce1cee51ff89a549
All of these changes have been integrated in the latest release.
these fields are duplicates of what we get from rapidsms-logistics/logistics/extensions. can we.... remove this? why is this here?
Nope. Es heißt "der Link" und nicht "das Link" - Link ist grammatikalisch männlich. Entsprechend ist auch "Normaler Link" die korrekte Form. (https://secure.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/de/wiki/Link)
> what's the use case of `validateParameter`?

Good question :) I thought it might be useful to validate single parameters, but I'm failing to come up with a proper scenario were one indeed would need that. I'll think about that a bit more.

> We also need a `validateConstructorValue` method.

We have `validateAllConstructorParameters()`. Is that what you mean or do have something else in mind?
Why are you using binaries and change sourcecode at the same time?
Is this `all-makefiles-under` a built-in AOSP/CM target?  It's cleaner... I like :)
please keep in mind that this class will definitely make it's way remotely. So all functionality you include here will be lost over the net. Only the values will be included. Therefore I'm curious, if a more simple, pragmatic approach might be the better here... Keep at the DTO pattern during designing such objects. In addition, although it might not be sufficient for Wicket classes or database backends we really do TDD at the OEB project. Try to write unit tests for every real class you add showing how you intend it's usage. For this class I think this is especially important.
possible to port on xperia 2010 kernel?
I think it's best to only play around with what we know....
Not without actually scrolling the viewport, which A) may not be possible if there's not enough content to make it scrollable, and B) would suck for the user.

For example, in Firefox, `document.body.scrollTop` will always return 0 even if the page is scrolled down. There's no way to tell that this is incorrect unless we explicitly scroll the page down and then verify that `scrollTop` returns the expected value, but this would be really annoying to the user, and impossible if the page isn't scrollable.
Why don't we just simple override alert when the dialogBox.js is loading?
managed by the parent pom.
Okay, I didn't think it was available in IE.  We could write a small abstraction around console that encapsulates the check and the writing.
Might be better to put this in the companion object of CamelMessage, so Java users are less likely to see it, and Scala users cant.
It's unfortunately system dependent, but on *nixes you get this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load_(computing) (for the last minute). Then you have to use it together with number of total cores for it to make sense.
(banging head against wall)

This is just plain wrong, it should be pipeTo instead. I think you might  
found the bug in the throttler.
I also like folding, but not for such a simple thing like removing a bunch of entries from a Map. I think the built in high level functions should be used when appropriate and fold when appropriate.

It's all about readability and how quickly  one can see the intent.

/Patrik

18 jun 2012 kl. 15:24 skrev viktorklang<reply@reply.github.com>:

>>                 member copy (status = Exiting)
>>               } else member
>> 
>>             }
>> -          localGossip copy (members = newMembers) // update gossip
>> +
>> +          // removing REMOVED nodes from the 'seen' table
>> +          val newSeen = removedMembers.foldLeft(localSeen) { (seen, removed) ⇒ seen - removed.address }
> 
> I like folding also :-)
> 
> (localSeen /: removedMembers) { (seen, removed) ⇒ seen - removed.address }
> 
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I think that would be a good change.
The background is that when I implemented this I had the cluster aware router in mind and thought it would be good to minimize the time the router would use the broken reference (dropping messages). DOWN require the full convergence cycle.
it's an sample app, main program that prints results to console. 
running this at hight speed wouldn't be very nice
this is the main thread
You should return True if you take the touch too... so the code can look like::
```
if not super(Carousel, self).on_touch_down(touch):
    self._drag_touches.append(touch.uid)
    touch.grab(self)
return True
```
Ok, pep8 updated, pull and retry :)
Any particular reason to prevent SetTopmost from being called multiple times?
I think "style" is confusing and its meaning not evident for new developers. I think "type" would be better
Thank you for that. What is the best way to escape table names? The escaping from `execute` only supports string escaping as far as I can see.
Ah.  I'll correct.
Done. I was going off of the bug report having called it "association metadata", and it actually seemed to make more sense to me to describe the association as metadata than the unit. But then the unit was under the key "metadata", and I really wan't sure which direction to go in.
Should protocol know about onlineReplicas...or should it just know about destinations for a message...maybe just a name issue here.
Based on my last comment and description of the problem it should be obvious that retrieving streamdetails during a directory fetch is out of the question. IMO right now the way you've done it is the only real way to go although it is anything but ideal but ideal doesn't exist in this area right now.
I'd put the "* " into the localized string as well (think of right-to-left languages etc).
Hi Lincoln
Thanks for reviewing this stuff! Ok I see your point. My original intention was creating a pure data container like there is already for executions, so this can produce something like

     <plugin>
        <groupId>org.bsc.maven</groupId>
        <artifactId>maven-processor-plugin</artifactId>
        ...
        <dependencies>
          <dependency>
            <groupId>org.hibernate</groupId>
            <artifactId>hibernate-jpamodelgen</artifactId>
            <version>1.2.0.Final</version>
          </dependency>
        </dependencies>
      </plugin>

which would translate into direct dependencies. The effective dependencies would then relate to the whole project, correct?
Cheers,
Thomas
jpeg, not jpg please
I think this should just 404 as well.
service_name?
This was mostly just to illustrate how it could work, I wasn't sure if we'd want these in hydra or not. tests_minimal would be good, but it'd be nice if we could avoid duplicating the attribute set.
Seconded. If you ever need it to be "private", you can always rename it to _canary and slap functions around it.
this block is in there twice
it is unnecessary to unset the context here, since it is unset inside doFilter() (line 316)
Please fix the indentations this will arise nasty conflicts while merging branches in the future.
The indent here looks wrong, could you fix that?
Clean up can still introduce bugs, and this pull request is far too large in its current state to merge.
please make sure that the CallbackMod module is loaded before calling erlang:function_exported
I would increase this to 5000 to be conservative; sometimes GC can take a long time
``ungapped`` should be ``unaligned``.
таймер наверное будет лучше, да
по два таба
spec/dummy is re-generated with a call to `rake forem:dummy_app`, and so this migration would be nuked by that call. Recommended to move it into the dummy generator.
puts "You're missing the 'debugger' gem. Add it to your Gemfile, bundle, and try again."
I don't like this :-1:
4 times in this diff you're using `%r/.../` do declare a regular expression. Why not just `/.../`?

In my code, I only use `%r` when I don't want to escape forward slashes in my regex, e.g.
```ruby
url =~ %r{^http://.*$}
```
if (wasDelayed) {
      if (nowDelayed) case1 else case2
    }
    else {
      if (nowDelayed) case3 else case4
    }
You've gone this far, keep going because there's still all kinds of duplication in here.  I see a bunch of methods in a row which differ only by a string literal.  It could be a series of one-liners:

    def MacroImplNotPublicError()          = err("macro implementation must be public")
    def MacroImplOverloadedError()         = err("macro implementation cannot be overloaded")
    def MacroImplNeedsTypeArgumentsError() = err("macro implementation reference doesn't need type arguments")
    def MacroImplNotStaticError()          = err("macro implementation must be in statically accessible object")

It's not only about making it shorter, although the one thing we know about software is that number of bugs is proportional to lines of code, so that should be reason enough.  But this way is easier to maintain, easier to change, easier to keep organized, and way easier to understand at a glance.
Awesome, btw, on the local stop-list. Looks perfect. But what about this global one? Where is it? Before 2.10 final, we should probably make it possible for a user to somehow pass this list to scaladoc instead of hard-coding it.
I added isGuardedCase (and used) to scala.reflect.internal.TreeInfo in
Actually looking at MissingClassTagError this is not even necessary, just moving typed to ApplyToImplicitArgs should be enough.
Add a newline after the section title.
This is a non-test in that auto-expansion turns the lhs into the rhs so this is like asserting that x == x.
specifiy -> specify

Sorry for my sluggishness :-( I do plan to finish reading in one or two days.
oye pero te falto describir bien que es coffe
So im closing this pr.
Is it possbile to use custom shell scripts on travis in before_script to build memcached and check if it was succesfull?
Let's remove it. We have enough attention from various widget docs and UPGRADE.
more java.sql.Timestamp