labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
There's no problem to change the case statement to use absent, stopped, purged and present, running.
At least those are the values which were possible to set ensure to.

But, and that's the reason for me to change it to absent:
Only two types are using 'purged' as a valid value for 'ensure': maillist and package.
At least that's what in the puppetlabs type reference.

Anyway, what about if I change the default part to `present` and `absent` to `absent, purged`?
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 08:53:22AM -0800, Marc Remy wrote:
> > @@ -1,7 +1,18 @@
> >  class apache::webdav::base {
> >  
> > -  package {"libapache2-mod-encoding":
> > -    ensure => present,
> > +  case $operatingsystem {
> > +
> > +    Debian,Ubuntu:  {
> 
> Yes, but I didn't find it. What it's name ?

Mmmh, not sure what about apache on RHEL, but this module was the key to
let webdav work with some windows versions a few years ago. Maybe it's all
fixed in newer versions of apache, but I really prefer we double-check at
this point than have to remote-debug windows workstations later on...
Actually, even with private members it should work out as well - I don't need the dealloc (see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11444988). Will remove the dealloc method.
At the moment I’m experimenting this to implement a pseudo-dialog box in the Settings app:

```html
<form role="dialog" id="data-advanced" onsubmit="return false;" action="#data">
    <header>
        <button type="reset">Back</button>
        <button type="submit">OK</button>
        <h2 data-l10n-id="dataAdvanced"> Advanced Settings </h2>
    </header>
    […]
</form>
```

I like the rather simple markup and the fact that the “negative” button is identified with a generic attribute. It’s rather easy to handle with a ```<form>``` container but a generic container like ```<div role="dialog">``` could be used as well.

However, I admit the “reset” type is probably a bit too specific. Using it for a more generic case would be okay to me but could raise semantic objections.
I don't think it makes a difference with only 700 items in the list. The docs imply that it's good for very large ranges or on memory starved machines. Good tip, though, I didn't know about xrange.
It's okay to change this to use an idiom that's compatible with your GUID's, which means just using "<" and ">" directly (or ===, if you want it in the mix.)
아니 이게 어때서요~?
No description for the `d` parameter here -- we should probably rename it to `properties` also
@khawkins Done!
"An archive or application folder..."? I tried to shorten it a bit on purpose.
So what about `>=2.2-dev,<=2.2.x-dev` as you suggest ?
Shouldn't be add in doctrine composer.json ?
the CS was off  before already .. but that curly bracket should be on the next line :)