labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
I think the real issue here is that there's a function `E[] encode(E)(dchar c);` in the first place.

I had a look and `WriteToString` is only used once - for the above function. The issue seems to me that we have a function that will always return a new dynamically allocated array with a size between 1 to 4 bytes. That's mind-bogglingly inefficient.

If this function has to exist with its current signature for some reason, then the most we can do is write to a static array first, then do a single allocation for the return value.

As pointed out, this pull request doesn't do the final allocation, but I would imagine it would be best to have this fixed-size array on the stack, i.e. not as a static function variable as it currently is. It's also double the size it needs to be when `E` is `wchar`, but that's not a big problem.
s/which/that/
It's not a big deal (and would actually be slightly slower if the optimizer doesn't do its job), but you _could_ make this more compact with `drop`:

    auto h = drop(haystack.save, 1);
And the previous pull you argued the other way around :) 
Or probably you mean  to keep static if as is now and align only case labels?
std.utf does a better job with `encode`'s signature. The `char` version looks like

    size_t encode(ref char[4] buf, dchar c);

But even if we were to add similar overloads to std.encoding, we still need a solution for the current `encode` in std.encoding. If that means using static arrays everywhere and then copying them into a dynamic array to return from `encode`, then that's fine, but we need to make sure that we never  return a slice of a static array.
This is just commenting old code version
s/we use runtime scope as we its implementation dependencies only on runtime/We use runtime scope as we only need the implementation classes at runtime/
Note that if the content provider exposed a URI that `UNION ALL`ed the two tables, your life would be easy here: you'd have a single query with a single cursor, and the results would be in the right format.

That's Fennec hacking, tho :)
True. It makes me very uncomfortable too. I was thinking of doing a "process at the end of the frame" type of thing. Will see how that goes. Also, I'll see if theres a way to ensure that the ContextView explodes if it's added without the correct bundles/extensions installed.
Since the `$name` is now put in instead of the value, maybe the message should be changed to:
`Query parameter value of '%s' is not an array`?
This also will lead to fatal error as this event expects `UserResponseEvent`.
Destroy this file!
У категорий есть еще дополнительные поля
Дата получения
Дата окончания
Ограничения
Dieser Setzen wird damit überflüssig... 
Die Business-Logik steckt im Konstruktor und im setGrad()
Hier kommt der User ausnahmsweise nicht vom Context; 
Der Admin möchte ja gerne einen anderen User (de)aktivieren.
А что не так, как переобразовать?
I have discussion about under_score or camelCase for **variable names**. I posted to google groups https://groups.google.com/group/php-standards/browse_thread/thread/c0583e59ba5b8052/c2d037564e405b71?hl=ja&#c2d037564e405b71
What is the catch there for?
You might want to use `__gshared` here.
Lost bulletin added to milk cartons.
This is an "interesting" use of the RHRA; it will "work" because the internal class run by the scheduler is a MessageHandler - however, the scope of the retry will be the entire downstream flow, which is really not the intent of the RHRA.

I am not saying it's wrong, or shouldn't necessarily be used here, but...

That said, I think you want the retry handler before the tx advice; otherwise the retry will occur within the scope of the transaction; I think you want the rollback to happen and __then__ do the retry.

Maybe, rather than opening a can of worms here, and having to explain this use of retry, it would be better to use a class named, say "foo.MyAdvice".

A few grammar corrections in the paragraph above...

...applied to __the__ proxy internal handler...
...has __the__ responsibility to release __the__ message Message after __the__ delay ~~in the &lt;classname>Thread&lt;/classname> of~~ __on a__  scheduled task __&lt;classname>Thread&lt;/classname>__. ...
...when __the__ downstream throws __an__ exception and __the__...
s/~~rollbacked~~/rolled back/
~~Via &lt;code>&lt;advice-chain&gt;&lt;/code> y~~ You can use any custom &lt;interfacename>org.aopalliance.aop.Advice</interfacename> implementation~~s~~ __within the &lt;code>&lt;advice-chain&gt;&lt;/code>.__

Please don't take these personally - I am in awe of anyone who can communicate in more than one language :-)
The whitespaces on the continuous line are not aligned nice. If you had ":category_filters" line starting at "params" at previous line that would be good. If not, then formatting towards that is better, or splitting too long lines. 

However, there might be another reason for "all aligned to same indentation". Maybe your editor has not been setup "2 spaces" for indentation. That is 2 space char "for one tab" and all spaces, ie. no tab characters at all.
Missing license text
"Then" should be "than".
imports should not start with leading slashes

From php.net
> the leading backslash is unnecessary and not recommended, as import names must be fully qualified, and are not processed relative to the current namespace
The slashes should be backslashes. Check this along all your PRs
Could we do this without listing dependencies? It may well be that it only affects uc_credit, even as other functionality is added to it, but I like the idea of being able to enable this module and have it "fix" any other modules that are enabled.
Shoot, I can make a stronger assertion if I remember to delete the instance in tear_down
_Stay on the line, your call is important to us._
This branching should probably go into the compat module.
Minor thing, but since you added the new attribute to the end of both the `ATTRIBUTES` definition and this method's `__init__`, i'd propose to sort the parameters like this:
```python
def __init__(self, uncached=False, display_legend=True, items_per_line=4, **kwargs):
```
moved newCorpus to Corpus
Either "If an runtime exception occurs during invocation of the getParameterNames() methods, the exception is wrapped into a ValidationException..." or drop "runtime"
> we remove the child PID from the stack and notify the remaining of the stack that new modules are available

"We remove the child PID from the stack and **notify the remaining PIDs** that new modules are available".
Looks like you forgot to change one?
This seems incorrect. MPTT was also released, right?
Could you enclose code or statements such as `findAll` and `end` with <tt>...</tt> (cf. [puzzler #21](https://github.com/scalapuzzlers/scalapuzzlers.github.com/blob/master/puzzlers/pzzlr-021.html)? Thanks!
Cleaned this and other whitespace/import issue up and pushed.
Well....we do have tests that execute Encryptor.encrypt and Encryptor.decrypt directly. Those will test encryption. Just that the auth token won't be encrypted in test runs.
wrong CS:

- indentation should use spaces
- the curly brace should be on the same line than the ``if``
- spaces for the if should be between ``if`` and the opening parenthensis, and between the closing parenthesis and the curly brace, not inside the parenthesis.
This is not a workaround, KS code itself wrong and the platform is behaving correctly to accommodate the new window that supports all orientation.
This still exists though?