labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
fixing proxypass pipe example in readme

one liner. The proxied request does not pipe to the response in the readme. Thought it could use an update as the example does not work.
fix segmentation fault in Array#first

fix segmentation fault in Array#first when passed negative value
Latte: fixed macro prefix passing

Without this code fix, `inner-` prefixed attribute macro cannot be detected by `$macroNode->prefix` passed  to `IMacro::nodeOpened()` and `IMacro::nodeClosed()`. More obvious explanation... run attached test without fixed code.

Attached test tests this behaviour as side effect. Is written to test calling order of `IMacro` methods which is important for macro writers.
Neon: fixed description of NeonEntity [closes #663]
in place fancy indexing for ufuncs

Currently when doing something like a[idx] += 1 where idx is a fancy index, and the fancy index lists an element more than once, the increment is performed on each element's original value instead of accumulating the increments. This is because the first operand is buffered, and the ufunc operates on the buffered operand. 

This pull request adds a new method called 'at' to ufunc object for in place fancy indexing with no buffering.  This allows a ufunc operation to be performed on an element more than once, with the result of each operation being stored in place before the next operation is performed. This is equivalent to doing a[idx] += b with no buffering for operand 'a'. For example:

a = np.array([0,1,2,3])
# second element is incremented twice
np.add.at(a, [0,1,1], 1)
a
>>> array([1, 3, 2, 3)]

The 'at' method also supports slicing. For example:

a = np.array([0,1,2,3])
np.add.at(a, (slice(None),), 1)
a
>>> array([1, 2, 3, 4)]

A more complicated example:

a = np.arange(27).reshape(3,3,3)
b = np.array([100,200,300])
np.add.at(a, (slice(None), slice(None), [1,2,1]), b)
a
>>> array([[[0,401,202], 
      [3,404,205], 
      [6,407,208]],
      
     [[9, 410,211],  
      [12,413,214], 
      [15,416,217]],

     [[18,419,220],
      [21,422,223],
      [24,425,226]]])

The 'at' method can be used with all ufuncs, including unary ufuncs:

a = np.array([0, 1, 2, 3])
np.negative.at(a, [0,1])
a
>>> array([0, -1, 2, 3])
Modified usage example for compare_alpha_diversity.py
Bug fix for time out
Multiple ports + Timeouts

This has two unrelated changes (sorry about that)

- listen to multiple ports in case you want to differentiate between regular and TLS requests from a proxy/LB in front.
- add timeouts and exponential backoff. This part involves a timeout, minDelay and maxDelay. See https://github.com/ql-io/ql.io/wiki/Timeouts-and-Backoff for details.
Added a few more irregular and uncountable words for the inflections

Thanks!
Added *instance_writer: false* to stored/serialized attributes.

I think stored_attributes and serialized_attributes should be class level attributes.
Features/build queue

wires up a build queue screen.
SI-6436 Handle ambiguous string processors

Before, we got in an inifinite loop by chasing
the error typed result of adaptToMemberWithArgs.

One point of befuddlement remains: why did t6436 and t6436b
behave differently before this change?

Review by @hubertp
Fix for SI-6687, wrong isVar logic.

Fields which back lazy vals need to be excluded via !isLazy
lest isVar return true.
Merge 2.10.x

Since #950 created conflict between master and 2.10.x, I merged 2.10.x into master and offer it here.
Fixes SI-6337 by disallowing nested value classes.

It seems for the moment too hard to allow this, and the functionality to have value classes wrap other value classes does not seem essential. Review by @paulp, @harrah
DOC: Add note that waveforms are not band-limited

see for example:
http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~gary/307/week5/bandlimited.html

http://projects.scipy.org/scipy/ticket/980

https://gist.github.com/407991

Feel free to completely change the wording.  I just think it should be mentioned in some way.
Update Travis-CI config for environment updates (services)
Missing price bug
Fix issue where --no-style does not actually skip style checks.
Update Dagger to 0.9 pre-release version.

@swankjesse
assumptions: pep8 cleanup
3401: fix matrix slicing error
db

包含db包
Add support CDbCommand in CSqlDataProvider

Add support CDbCommand in CSqlDataProvider

Example controller action:

```php
$command = Yii::app()->db->createCommand();
// use query builder
$command->where(...);
// may be need
$command->setFetchMode(PDO::FETCH_OBJ);

$dataProvider = new CSqlDataProvider($command, $config);
```
Pager link doesn't work correctly

...c9124 it's better to put .sort-link checker to settings.updateSelector.
README.md regenerated to reflect recent contributions
improve usability message in hookUI template. @tfotis

Bug fix: no
Feature addition: yes
Backwards compatibility break: no
Tests pass: na
Fixes tickets: na
References: na
License of the code: LGPLv3+
Documentation PR: just a clarification in the message to users in the hook UI
Imagine plugin rewrite

Bug fix: no
Feature addition: yes
Backwards compatibility break: no
Tests pass: na
Fixes tickets: na
References: na
License of the code: LGPLv3+, MIT for Imagine
Documentation PR: na
Todo: generate POT file, cleanup the code

This PR is not fully ready to be merged. I'm creating it to get opinions about rewriting Imagine plugin and maybe get some feedback.

About changes - right now Imagine plugin just register autoloader for Imagine library.
I've added whole new interface for simplify thumbnail generation and management.
There's also README with instructions and examples (and it's almost in English :) ).
Should fixed compilation error

In the last merge STM32_PLLCFG_PPQ was changed to STM32_PLLCFG_PLLQ which doesn't exist.  I switched it back and am now able to compile the FMU code again.
Cpack

This branch makes it easier for platform maintainers to generate blender addon packages.

The packagers just need to edit UserConfig.txt and set the following properties when building packages:

BLENDER_ADDON=ON
BLENDER_EXPORTER_BRANCH=blender-2.62 (or master in case it is for 2.63)

And after that, they just call: make package

This will generate a self contained blender addon.
Sic code migration

Pivotal: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/38129169

The following needs to be done after this is deployed:

    RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rails runner db/data_fixes/2012-11-27_add_missing_sic_codes.rb

This creates 4 missing SIC codes. 

    Upload `LOAN_SIC_CODE_MAPPING.csv` to `RAILS_ROOT/import_data` (csv file in pivotal story

Perform the SIC migration:

    RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake sic_codes:update_loans
Modified Shelr::Player.play_remote method to handle HTTPS as well

Have a look.
Enabled passing in helpers and partials to Mustache views.

Nice for AMD and avoiding globals. Compatible with standard Mustache/Handlebars semantics.

Usage:
```
    renderer(data,{
      helpers: {
         cap: function(s) { return s.toUpperCase(); }
      },
      partials: {
      }
    });
```
Tell plugin

I've got the basic features of the tell plugin working. You can !tell <person> <message> and when a person joins the channel it will tell them all the messages that have been left for them.

\cc @alanbriolat
Make console history persistent

The console history is saved to a file on quit and restored after
starting the game.
So the commands entered in the console the last times the game was run
are still available in the console-history, just like commands that
were just entered.
使 README 中代码高亮
refactor adapter in order to make it easier to override callback methods
Allow parent and child records to be saved in the same commit

Currently (as of 4c47535) you can't create a new parent and child record in the same commit (see #437).

We're hoping to use this pull request as the start of a conversation about how best to fix this issue. We've added a failing integration test for the interaction between the store and REST adapter.

The current error is:

```
<DS.StateManager> could not respond to event didChangeData in state rootState.loaded.created.inFlight
```

This happens because the store, upon receiving a call to `didSaveRecord`, assumes the parent is in the `loaded.saved` state. It's not, however, because it still has a dirty factor for its has-many relationship.

--

_NB:_ We're stubbing XMLHttpRequest with sinon.js, which ensures that the test runs through the entire Ember Data stack. We'd like to see this pattern—of pushing integration test stubs to the layer just below Ember Data—spread throughout the suite.
Reduce line breaks.

If there are a lot of releases (and/or a lof of packages), the output could become really long. I'm talking about adding a Horde release overrunning my 1000 lines console buffer.
This patch condenses all parsed releases, and all built releases of a single package into a single line. At some point the formatter could be extended to automatically wrap and indent continuation lines, but for now this works well.
Feature bind
Export uv_inet_* functions

The uv_inet_ntop() and uv_inet_pton() functions need to be public in order for Node.JS to link against the libuv shared library.
windows: support for NULL as uv_work_cb of uv_queue_work callback

This will be able to omit uv_work_cb on Windows.
This behavior is same as Unix.

I already signed the CLA.
windows: bug fixes of uv_signal_init/start and new support of signal handling in uv_kill()

This PR has the following three commits that have two bug fixes and one new feature. 

+ bug fix: 6ad39a6fed2a7afde4b18ca6a25fbc5903ba8767  `uv__signal_control_handler_refs` needs to be incremented when multiple signal handlers are started.

+ bug fix 4959f467d1888f8340033345ea1b14c312287812  `uv__handle_start()` was not needed in `uv_signal_init()`

+ new feature: e683ef8289a63057a4b66a04938f811f4a369101 : support signal handling in uv_kill(). This is nice to have consistent behaviors between Windows and Unix.
Change the definition of s-capitalize and add s-titleize.

Hey,

Not sure what your opinion is about this, but mine differs from Emacs.

See for example:
https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/c7359e3267fd0a40da59152871a0a05307e98b3a/activesupport/lib/active_support/multibyte/chars.rb#L359
https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/c7359e3267fd0a40da59152871a0a05307e98b3a/activesupport/lib/active_support/multibyte/chars.rb#L368

Don't feel obligated to merge this at all. I guess It's a matter of taste, except that the capitalize function (my definition) will be missing if you don't merge it.
Automatically export methods on core numeric types

Each numeric type now contains an extensions module that is automatically exported. At the moment each extensions module contains only the impl for the `num::num` iface. Other impls soon to follow (hopefully), partly contingent on #2716 being fixed.
point to nipy organization's nibabel instead of the original Michael's for issues and changes

probably would be more adequate
The BEAST is gonna get ya... 

This patch workarounds the BEAST attack in the client side
making OSC to prefer TLS v1.1 or v1.2 ciphers/key exchanges
when available.
Now, as long as openSUSE API webservers do not support
these protocols it will prefer the RC4-SHA1 combination to
be in the safe side.
CHEF-3249: partials in templates
add src file of chapter 1 & 2
reschedule a check after it has ran to completion

CheckResult would take the current time and calculate the next run when the object was created, not after it had ran to completion.
(R4R) Dumps

Uploads crash dumps- cleaned up the request.lua http wrapper too.

Will do another rebase after more cleanup from comments.


https://github.com/racker/ele/pull/1020
Added non-logged-in support

This is my attempt at the no login required part. I think it's simpler - no mvars, nothing fancy. the app just return an unauthorized status code if they require login. We could add a library call like you did as well.

* If non-logged-in session does a request, the clearance is set to
  public
* Applications can return status 401 to require login, which will
  be translated to status 403 (Forbidden) if the user is already
  logged in
Added method Message::moveToMailbox()

Added a method to move to a mailbox.
Fix local builds of ps3toolchain

I added freetype2 include directives to fix local builds of the ps3toolchain
Eviction thread to start on cluster

This change starts the eviction thread on a cluster.
Allow using all compiled collations, not only 'Default'

Sometimes we just use other collations than marked as Default = 'Yes'. The same is proposed for main code.
add modify group
Fixed json datetime to be compatible with WCF

I noticed the json /Date/ format used by Nancy always used UTC datetimes and didn't include the timezone information like REST over WCF does.

I fixed the serializer to include this timezone information, and I also fixed the deserializer to recognize such timezone information if it is present, and in that case convert the datetime back to Local time rather than keeping it in UTC.

I made the change backwards compatible: if there is no timezone information or the datetime is UTC (de)serialization behaves the same as before.
Flagged AsCss and AsJs as Obsolete

Should be using static content conventions instead. The methods will be removed somewhere around the 0.13 timeframe

Fixes #577
mancano 5 righe da tradurre in ita YondaimeUzumaki
Fix spelling of my surname

Just a small patch to fix the spelling of my surname in the docs
Map setup purge
Junit reporter enhancements

Problem: we want Jenkins build to be marked as unstable when some specs are skipped.

I started with adding skipped tests to XML report. Unfortunately there is no easy way to configure Jenkins to mark build as unstable when some tests are skipped. Hence I had to add new cedar configuration variable CEDAR_JUNIT_XML_SKIPPED_AS_FAILED that makes skipped tests report as failed in Junit XML.
Shape tensor nnet

Issue 476:

Defining infer_shape and testing it with utt.InferShapeTester

Ops located in tensor/nnet/conv.py and nnet.py
for `.button.inside.dark` make `margin:0` just like on regulars

![dark-border-radius.png, 192kb](https://i3.minus.com/ibtZFK4oG95baF.png)
Initial migration failed for 0000-01-01 on SQLite
Add (adjust (fn ...) ...)

This change turns adjust into a multimethod that will work on a vector like
before, but now can also take a function to transform entire events.  This can
be useful if you want to modify one field based on the value of another.
Add `token` to command-line options
FreeBSD wasn't supported until 1.2, so won't upgrade from legacy until 1.4

@joedevivo @jaredmorrow
More formatting updates.

omg this is so important!
cython_inline: Stop passing unused `ctx` parameter to `cythonize`.

A cursory glance at [cythonize](https://github.com/cython/cython/blob/master/Cython/Build/Dependencies.py#L568) shows that it will never use the `ctx` parameter. Since `cython_inline` generates `ctx` only from `cython_include_dirs` (which I believe is the same as `include_path` in `cythonize`), the fix is pretty simple.

None of this is at all urgent, and it's hard to think of a case where the current behavior fails -- perhaps when it is necessary to pass an include directory to `cython.inline` (which is probably never in practice).

Closes trac ticket #781.
Create the rpmbuild basedir if it doesn't already exist.
CMS-561 ITrace server: Logout of portal also logs the user out of the it...

...race authentication
Allow override of shell in `local` command

This patches the `local` function to allow use of a different shell, i.e.:

```python
local('command', shell="/bin/zsh")
```

Otherwise, it defaults to whatever shell the underlying platform requires
Updated validations for Rails 3

I've updated all validations to the new syntax of Rails 3.

Related to issue #14
Fixes to print order

`print.gtable`: print z order but don't sort names by z order

Previously, the layout names were sorted by z order, but the grobs weren't. This resulted in a mismatch between the names and the grobs. It's better to not sort by z by default, since that doesn't match how indexing works. The new `zsort` option allows the output to be sorted by z.

Old output:

```
p <- qplot(1:3, 1:3, colour=1:3)
g <- ggplotGrob(p)

# Print out the table
# Note there's a bug in the ordering of the names. They're sorted by the
# z order, but they shouldn't be. This is fixed in the devel version of
# gtable.
g
# TableGrob (6 x 6) "layout": 9 grobs
#   (1-6,1-6) background: rect[plot.background.rect.105]
#   (4-4,3-3) spacer: absoluteGrob[GRID.absoluteGrob.89]
#   (3-3,4-4) panel: zeroGrob[NULL]
#   (3-3,3-3) axis-l: gTree[GRID.gTree.77]
#   (4-4,4-4) axis-b: absoluteGrob[GRID.absoluteGrob.83]
#   (5-5,4-4) xlab: text[axis.title.x.text.91]
#   (3-3,2-2) ylab: text[axis.title.y.text.93]
#   (3-3,5-5) guide-box: gtable[guide-box]
#   (2-2,4-4) title: text[plot.title.text.103] 
```

New output:

```
g
# TableGrob (6 x 6) "layout": 9 grobs
#   z     cells       name                               grob
# 1 0 (1-6,1-6) background      rect[plot.background.rect.44]
# 2 3 (3-3,3-3)     axis-l absoluteGrob[GRID.absoluteGrob.28]
# 3 1 (4-4,3-3)     spacer                     zeroGrob[NULL]
# 4 2 (3-3,4-4)      panel               gTree[GRID.gTree.16]
# 5 4 (4-4,4-4)     axis-b absoluteGrob[GRID.absoluteGrob.22]
# 6 5 (5-5,4-4)       xlab         text[axis.title.x.text.30]
# 7 6 (3-3,2-2)       ylab         text[axis.title.y.text.32]
# 8 7 (3-3,5-5)  guide-box                  gtable[guide-box]
# 9 8 (2-2,4-4)      title           text[plot.title.text.42]

print(g, zsort=TRUE)
# TableGrob (6 x 6) "layout": 9 grobs
#   z     cells       name                               grob
# 1 0 (1-6,1-6) background      rect[plot.background.rect.44]
# 3 1 (4-4,3-3)     spacer                     zeroGrob[NULL]
# 4 2 (3-3,4-4)      panel               gTree[GRID.gTree.16]
# 2 3 (3-3,3-3)     axis-l absoluteGrob[GRID.absoluteGrob.28]
# 5 4 (4-4,4-4)     axis-b absoluteGrob[GRID.absoluteGrob.22]
# 6 5 (5-5,4-4)       xlab         text[axis.title.x.text.30]
# 7 6 (3-3,2-2)       ylab         text[axis.title.y.text.32]
# 8 7 (3-3,5-5)  guide-box                  gtable[guide-box]
# 9 8 (2-2,4-4)      title           text[plot.title.text.42]
```

I'm not sure I got the documentation right, since there's a new parameter with an S3 method.
use explicit argument shifter
Added MultipleValueJSONOutputFormat

I added MultipleValueJSONOutputFormat, because MultipleJSONOutputFormat would write the key to the file.  MultipleValueOutputFormat would not work because the key was JSON and would get treated as a string, resulting in directories being quoted.
Exchanged $0 for $& in .replace()

The $0 notation seems to be supported only by IE 9.
Notation $& works in other browsers.

Tested in FF (11, 12, 13 Beta), Opera (11), Chorme (18, 20 Beta), Safari (5.1.5), IE (9, 9 in compatibility mode, 8, 7, 6)
Fix parser bug with invalid use of ERANGE

If a bad number is encountered, all numbers after it are set to INT_MAX
until some syscall resets errno, which may or may not happen.

This is caused by incorrect use of errno, which is unchanged if sscanf succeeds.
In glibc, sscanf succeeds for int64 values between 2^63 and 2^64-1 despite the number
being out of range. This causes the sanity check to fail.

The check for ERANGE was incorrect -- if sscanf succeeds, it cannot change errno.
Hence, the only place where ERANGE could be set is in the sanity check.
Adding package.json for Node / NPM
Fix crash due to undefined destruction order

YDialog has a static stack with all dialogs. YUI (singleton) destructor calls
YDialog::deleteAllDialogs which accesses the stack to delete all
dialogs.

The problem is that the YUI destructor is called from the static
YUITerminator destructor. We can't summe this is called before the
static dialog stack is destroyed.

So to fix it, move the definition of the dialog stack to the same YUI.cc
compilation unit, before the YUITerminator static, so that it is
destroyed afterwards.
Convert, index, and search the GND

Convert the GND to JSON-LD with Hadoop, index in ElasticSearch, integrate in search UI.
Code Format Beautify

Replace all tabs with 4 spaces. Using 4 spaces as indent character other than tabs. 
MADLIB-601 will be fixed with another pr.
Android rendering issues resolved

- Added GraphicsExtensions.CheckGLError().  Has a Conditional("DEBUG") attribute so it only exists in builds with a DEBUG conditional.
- Added call to GraphicsExtensions.CheckGLError() after every GL call.  Found several problem areas on Android.  Performance in Debug builds does not appear to be affected much, if at all.
- Attribute vertex locations are no longer hard-coded.  Locations are retrieved after linking the shader program.
- Added call to GL.UseProgram() before calls to GL.Uniform1() to prevent InvalidOperation error.
- Retrieve maximum number of texture image units from OpenGL and use that number to initialize TextureCollection and SamplerStates in GraphicsDevice. Prevents error from using out-of-range index in GL.ActiveTexture().
Performance Improvements for Touch Code

This commit exposes a new constructor for TouchCollection which just takes an IList<TouchLocation>. This lets you avoid having to instantiate a new array for every touch panel request. This improves performance by preventing the garbage collector from having to run as often.
Update pngcrush to 1.7.25

Simple version bump to 1.7.25 since the latest version 1.7.26 fails to build.
upgraded sqlite to 3.4.15

Only updated the download links and sha1sums - nothing else was changed.

-les
Update fastx_toolkit to 0.0.13.2
New formula: web100clt network measurement tool

web100clt can be used to perform a network measurement from client to [Network Diagnostic Toolkit (NDT) servers](http://ndb1.internet2.edu/perfAdmin/directory.cgi) throughout the world. The client can be used to determine available bandwidth in addition to detecting a number of problems such as duplex mismatch and incorrectly set TCP buffers. The package is maintained by the [Internet 2](http://www.internet2.edu/performance/ndt/) research and education network. web100clt is widely used in the research and education networking community.

This formula installs only the web100clt command line client from the larger tarball. web100clt is the most commonly used element of the tarball and very likely the thing people would want to use when installing with brew.
sbt: Update to the new Homepage.

See https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/simple-build-tool/p5H-VWcuvaM
Be more quite durin kiwi rpm build

During kiwi build don't list files and directories of tarball. This
floods build log pretty much, as we have a lot of files and directories.
Fix false positive shares

Fix false positive shares in drop down so you aren't told 'Shared with you by undefined'
use interpolation for some translations in js

Instead of concatenating strings
Added a timeout feature

Hi there- I'm using your LSM303DLM breakout board and I really like it, it's a cornerstone to a gadget I'm building.  However I noticed the library busy-waits in a while(Wire.available() < 6) loop which can be a show-stopper if the device gets disconnected or whatnot, so I made these changes.

is_timeout() is a status checker for after running read(), setTimeout() sets the timeout in milliseconds and getTimeout() retrieves the current timeout setting.
USSD over SMPP (Tata)
One single sample selection
Code Review

Reviewed mainly for style and assignment requirements. Nice job overall!
Allows passing a cookie option to VIM.connect

Allows you to reconnect without having to store user/pass credentials.  Very useful when using the API from a custom web frontend.

Fixes issue #17.
WIP: Protect binary generation with a LockFile

@ndawe, please test.
Documentation build for oru-ros-pkg

Hi, I would like to add the oru-ros-pkg repository to the documentation build with the new system. Thanks!
Help on how to say the name of this project ;)

Hopefully this removes any ambiguity.
Switched to Gyoku for building XML
No id reuse

Using unique ids for timelines and load_segments should make troubleshooting easier and would make the error we saw recently (commands not completely cleared from a defunct timeline) a benign condition if it recurred, as those commands could not be selected when constructing command states.
little bug in example code

Hi sabman,

if I use your example code in a script ruby says there is an error with the following line
options = {body: data: {key: "value"}}

./trigger_push.rb:5: odd number list for Hash
options = {body: data:{key: "value"}}
                ^
./trigger_push.rb:5: syntax error, unexpected ':', expecting '}'
options = {body: data:{key: "value"}}
                ^
./trigger_push.rb:5: odd number list for Hash
options = {body: data:{key: "value"}}
                           ^
./trigger_push.rb:5: syntax error, unexpected '}', expecting $end
options = {body: data:{key: "value"}}

Both Ruby 1.8.7 and 1.9.3

I fixed it by changing your example script a little. If you want feel free to pull.

Regards,
fritjof
Don't drop out of connect if the first request fails.

This fixes a break caused by the recent try-harder-on-IP-addresses
change, where if the first connect failed we returned rather than
trying until we reached a connection or an error.
Widget editor syncing should be loose to avoid null vs undefined assignments
Mudanças interface aluno web e mobile;
fixed RequrieHM typo

simple typo fix in docs
Expose a ZMQ_MONITOR socket option to register a callback for notification of state changes in socket state ( stream engine, tcp and ipc transport only )

Hi Guys,

I posted this to the list a few days ago - it's not a perfect API yet, however it's stable and not in the critical path ( notifies of exceptional states ). I'm open to suggestions and will make myself available to iterate on community feedback. The scope of this is connection state only for now ( the ability to query HWM thresholds are tricky with distributor sockets ). The callback API is fairly loose, meaning a lengthy case statement is required on the consumer side for handling all events, but that's not a typical use case. From the docs :

ZMQ_MONITOR: Registers a callback for socket state changes
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Registers a callback function / event sink for changes in underlying socket state.
Expected signature is `void (zmq_monitor_fn) (void *s, int event, zmq_event_data_t *data)`
To remove the callback function call `zmq_setsockopt(socket, ZMQ_MONITOR, NULL, 0)`
The default value of `NULL` means no monitor callback function.
Supported events are :

* 'ZMQ_EVENT_CONNECTED' - connection established
* 'ZMQ_EVENT_CONNECT_DELAYED' - connection could not be established synchronously, it's being polled
* 'ZMQ_EVENT_CONNECT_RETRIED' - asynchronous connect / reconnection attempt

* 'ZMQ_EVENT_LISTENING' - socket bound to an address, ready to accept connections
* 'ZMQ_EVENT_BIND_FAILED' - socket couldn't bind to an address

* 'ZMQ_EVENT_ACCEPTED' - connection accepted to bound interface
* 'ZMQ_EVENT_ACCEPT_FAILED' - could not accept client connection

* 'ZMQ_EVENT_CLOSED' - connection closed
* 'ZMQ_EVENT_CLOSE_FAILED' - connection couldn't be closed
* 'ZMQ_EVENT_DISCONNECTED' - broken session

See `zmq_event_data_t` and `ZMQ_EVENT_*` constants in zmq.h for event specific data (third argument to callback).

Please note that both events and their context data aren't stable contracts. The 'ZMQ_MONITOR' socket option is
intended for monitoring infrastructure / operations concerns only - NOT BUSINESS LOGIC. An event is a representation
of something that happened - you cannot change the past, but only react to them. The implementation also only concerned
with a single session. No state of peers, other sessions etc. are tracked - this will only pollute internals and is the
responsibility of application authors to either implement or correlate in another datastore. Monitor events are exceptional
conditions and are thus not directly in the messaging critical path. However, still be careful with what you're doing in the
callback function as severe latency there will block the socket's application thread.

Only tcp and ipc specific transport events are supported in this initial implementation.

[horizontal]
Option value type:: zmq_monitor_fn
Option value unit:: N/A
Default value:: no callback function
Applicable socket types:: all
fix segfault and build under 10.7/10.8
Removed spring dependency

Added stage files
Brocakun rsvp

That's It! 
Still working with the RSVP and having a hard time with GitRub! =S
ASGARD-1002 - VPC Security Groups should be displayed for instance
Fixes tests in python 3.2.

Previously failed with ``TypeError: Class advice impossible in Python3.  Use the @provider class decorator instead.``
Hash routing


This makes Batman implement the same behaviour you find the browser: after every dispatch, if there is a `#foo` in the url and an element with id = "foo", it will be scrolled to. Horray! 

The changes made to batman:

 - Special case the `#` param for dispatcher and route params<->path functionality to stick it at the end instead of putting it as a query parameter
 - Add an afterFilter to all controllers which will find an element with that id and scroll to it if it exists and the automatic scroll functionality is enabled, which it is by default.

For browsers with `pushState` support, the urls look like `/admin/2/settings#foo`, and browsers without they will look like `/admin/2#!/settings#foo`, which does in fact work fine in all browsers we target as best I can tell.
Implemented basic sky lighting

Signed-off-by: berger killer <bergerkiller@gmail.com>

Sky light has been implemented, but beware, when generating chunks it tends to become reallly slow and eat up a lot of CPU. This needs a fix. (Afforess?)
Implement the WorldLoad events

^
Fix LiveDevelopment unit tests so they don't pop up the initial info dialog

Just realized that the initial modal dialog breaks the unit tests. This fixes it so the dialog doesn't pop up in the test window.
Show error message when entering an invalid RegEx in the find in files dialog

Fix for #1850

If an invalid RegEx is entered in the Find in Files dialog, alert the user of the error and bail out of the find.
Fixes "JS Quick Open doesn't recognize functions with multiline arguments"

- Moves JSUtils.js and related tests into a core Brackets core module
- QuickOpenJavaScript now shares caching and regex code from JSQuickEdit by using JSUtils


Fixes #924, JS Quick Open doesn't recognize functions with multiline arguments

@jason-sanjose Could you review? I think you are the most familiar with this code.
Fix #1883 (Can't type into text input fields in extentions)

Fix bug #1883, and also #1794.

Reverts commit b07a892 (& its follow-up 57cc31c), aka pull request #1751, aka the fix for #510.

Preventing default on mousedown blocks all built-in browser behavior, including focusing native textfields on click and moving the cursor within textfields on click/drag.  The only reason this wasn't more immediately noticeable (e.g. in the Find bar) was that we programmatically focus most textfields when they're first shown, so you rarely ever try to focus them via click.
change path/ url for download project

This change is required for ajaxorg/cloud9infra#2911
Fix commands containing "0" not working in console

Code used to do a weird thing where it iterated over the keys of an array (with 1 element), thereby rejecting any command that had "0" in it.

Fixes:

* ajaxorg/cloud9infra#2416
* ajaxorg/cloud9infra#2267
* ajaxorg/cloud9infra#2225
* ajaxorg/cloud9infra#2137

and probably more.
[Liskov] Support /*global*/ declarations

This adds support for JSHint-style `/*global*/` declarations.

This way, you don't get warnings in code like this:

```
/*global tabEditors:true*/
_self.markupInsertionPoint = tabEditors;
```

Addresses #1192, #1455, ajaxorg/cloud9infra#2443.

@mostafaeweda @nightwing  @sergi @creationix
Improved grid plotting
New activity: Mining for gold

After one month of development (with learning git, python and GCompris), I believe my new mining acitivity is mature enough for being published.

Short description:
The user is presented a rock wall. At a certain position the user can see something sparkling. The user has to zoom in until she/he is very close to the wall. At this zoom level, a gold nugged can be seen instead of just a sparkling effekt. The user clicks on the nugget to mine it. Than she/he has to zoom out again to the top level, to see the next point sparkling.

At the moment, the activity is still located in the "experimental" section of GCompris.

Requirements:
Since the lion bonus is used, you need GCompris version, where the lion bonus bug is fixed. (commit 26de4853; Wed Aug 29 2012 or newer)

Please have a look and try it out. I would be honored, if you pulled it into GCompris main development branch!

Feedback is always welcome. :)

--- Addition:
I have uploaded a tgz file containing all files needed, to add this activity to existing GCompris installations: https://github.com/downloads/palbr/GCompris/mining-acitiviy_2012-09-15.tgz
Corrected dead link and corrected SASS to Sass
glibc c06
Added support back for exceptions in detail pages
Make starring a build not reload whole page
Importer fix (Case:43107)
Added window-numbering-mode recipe.
michinid

second commit
The Valiant's Challenge Fix - by Garyfisher

https://github.com/garyfisher/GaryMoveOut/commit/3cc4877e7cb6cd230759a46dec42e1af1909167c

Removed the other quests (as most we don't need or Among the Champions doesn't seem to work - or I failed to know how to test it) , kept just this one for now. Removed the argent_valiant script as it's no longer needed - he uses the same for both - they seem fine, tested them ingame.

Resolves http://www.gamingconsortium.org/bugs/view.php?id=6750

Will post the needed SQL support at forums later (if the pull get's accepted)
Use NuGet.Core for parsing packages

Pros:

 - one assembly instead of two
 - NuGet all the things

Cons:

 - minor API changes
 - one test didn't work even after the API changes as it couldn't find the file

TODO:

 [X] understand why that test is failing and whether its data-related or library-related - **data-related** - test fails on master too.
Test the WiXUIBootstrapper code
Fixup code using pep8 and pylint

There are still lots of complaints from pylint (but none from pep8 except lines-too-long), but the code is a bit more standardized now.

Here are some of hte fixes I made:

Add resource file for pylint

remove unused variables
remove unused imports
split multi-line statements onto two lines
Moving unicorn to production gem group and commenting out. Allows the en...

...d user to pick their own and keeps dev env from failing on windows. Fixes Issue #547
Entity format_with

I have no clue why the README is in my diff... but I did this change. Any assistance on the README appearing in my diff?
MemoryList

Swapped the previous memory listing method for a more intuitive scrolling list of all the available memory, with a search bar.
Updates to QUnit 1.7.0, adds better error logging, fixes bugs with mixed sync/async tests

This patch set updates to the most recent QUnit release.  It also adds better logging at level "error" for tests that have failed with an exception, and fixes a bug that caused test fixtures containing a mix of async and sync tests to complete prematurely.
fixed farikal

Hi, komagata.

I fixed farikal's design.

thx.
Make tabs detachable and interchangeable between windows

Well, Nautilus got the ability to detach window tabs from their parents into a new window.
I tried several approaches to implement this for nemo (which still has the extra pane and pane management in general), but the best way seemed to adapt the way nautilus does it.
However, this patch even makes it possible to drop a tab onto an existing window's tab bar (tab bar has to been shown for this to work, the cursor will show a little arrow)
With this patch, tab management in nemo works the same way as in other GTK applications, e.g. gedit.
add cddlib love to voronoi

Described offline.
Commits from causes/mogli

We've been running with a version of mogli with these patches on it. We'd like to push them all upstream and stay close to master.
[t1970] Added tooltips
[#2136] Added pointer-events none to iframes

https://webmademovies.lighthouseapp.com/projects/65733/tickets/2136-cant-drag-new-events-over-youtubevimeo-videos
T2326

https://webmademovies.lighthouseapp.com/projects/65733-popcorn-maker/tickets/2326-create-tutorial-module
Wl 2531Update raven dependencies to use the refactoring branch

Use an updated version of raven for java.
some static page again if u didnt already
Small fix to make kckr run on Windows

```process.on('SIGINT')``` throws an exception on Windows, so I made it fall back to ```process.on('exit')```.

I've tested this on Windows 7 + node.js 0.8.1 and on Ubuntu 11.04 + node.js 0.8.1.

Great work BTW!
embed the metadata in the post optionally

this patch use 're' to get the meta also, but use docutils.core.publish_parts to render rst file.
switch list_pkgs on yum-based systems to using the rpmdb

(instead of using cmd.run)

the rest of this module likes to use YumBase(), so do that for list_pkgs
as well.  this is just a straight-forward switch to how the package list is
queried, it doesn't change anything functionality-wise.
Changed yumpkg.py to add yum check-update

Let me know how this works for you or if you have any recommended changes.
[Branch repo-nexus-client]

### Repository subsystem does not work for group repositories

The code in branch [repo-nexus-client](https://github.com/sonatype/nexus/tree/repo-nexus-client) does not work for group repositories, because **RepositoryGroupResourceResponse** can't be casted to **RepositoryResourceResponse** in [JerseyRepositorySupport](https://github.com/sonatype/nexus/tree/repo-nexus-client/nexus/nexus-client-core/src/main/java/org/sonatype/nexus/client/internal/rest/jersey/subsystem/repository/JerseyRepositorySupport.java).
The fix introduces a new abstract method to override the response class.

### Extend ArtifactMaven subsystem to support upload artifact

Not finished yet, but good starting point
o [NXCM-4203] Add refresh tool to sec/users detail tabs

The tool is only visible if the active tab has a `refreshContent`
method, the same as for the user profile refresh bits.
Drop nexus-migration-tool modules
Logging, Config, and API changes

Here are the changes that I've made so far. I do suggest that you fix your class path should you accept this... And you ought to remove it from the remote repository. I added the Eclipse specific entries into the .gitignore file, but did not remove the files from the remote. Probably won't do that until you do as I'm not entirely sure how that is handled...

In any case, you should add in Vault as a library, since the added PermissionHandler class references it. Also, the commons-io is no longer needed.

As far as I know, I didn't modify the actual logic for actors and the API. Mostly just moved them around. Tested loading, recording, setting an actor, action record, fire, and a few other stuff. Seems to be in working order.

----

* Removed logging variable and used the JavaPlugin built-in method of getting its associated logger object.

No point in having the variable when its now built into the super class. Also, hid all log messages as a config option.

* Added a config class, so you can add entries to the normal config.yml and expand on it later on.

Config "defaults" occur in the constructor. If any entries are missing, they are added back in with their default values. boundsCheck method is to make sure that any user-given inputs (such as ints, doubles, etc) are valid inputs. If not, the associated variable should be changed to default and the user warned with a log in console. Just something to keep in mind for future use.

* Added permission nodes and uses either Vault or SuperPerms to check permissions.

Permission nodes per command are added into the plugin.yml. Each command has been updated to check their corresponding node before attempting to execute. If Vault is not available, it should default to the built-in Bukkit SuperPerms. Use of Vault is to ensure best compatibility with group permission systems.

* Restructured the API methods away from the per-command class method into a unified public static class. 

Note, this does not change how other plugins interface with the previous methods. They can still grab the instance of the plugin and use the methods in there. However, may want to phase that out later on.

* Removed dependency on Apache commons-io library.

Replaced with using File.separator when necessary.

* Set all event listeners to MONITOR priority. Added option to include cancelled events, but this is disabled by default.

If an action is cancelled, the actor should not record it since it didn't happen... however, its understandable that maybe some users will still want it to be recorded, so, its now a config option.
Imagenes Responsive
More About Us Changes
CouchCocoa/TouchDB

I've made some podspecs for https://github.com/couchbaselabs/TouchDB-iOS and https://github.com/couchbaselabs/CouchCocoa. 

You may notice that the TouchDB spec in particular is... less elegant than it might otherwise be.  There are a number of problems upstream that show up here. Namely: 

 - Conflicting definitions of a common symbol is included in a prefix header

 - It uses its own fork of fmdb, so the common pod can't be used

 - It uses most, but not all, of the oauthconsumer library. In particular it provides its own implementation for one of the classes. This means that oauthconsumer can't be split out into its own pod, since the base implementation can't be excluded in that case and they will conflict. 

 - It requires an xcode-generated version file to be present. You can see what I've done in TouchDB.podspec to work around this; it works, but there has to9 be a more elegant way. 

I've worked around all of these problems. I'll submit patches/issues upstream to get them resolved as possible. But in the meantime, this seems to work.
Initial setup for week0 lab
CMake Cleanup

* Add support for monolithic builds of libfreerdp and libwinpr (requires cmake 2.8.9)
* Add properly wrapped inclusions of config.h inside .c files, building now possible without config.h
* Create properly installable non-conflicting config.h files with prefixed definitions for cases where it is needed
* directory structure modifications to accomodate monolithic build option
Create missing Maps.Contacts when users are created in the Django admin

Fix for Issue #132.

Adds a new post_save signal as per https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/auth/#storing-additional-information-about-users to ensure matching user profiles (Maps.Contacts) are created when users are created in the Django admin.
Use dev version of geoexplorer by default

Use dev build of Geoexplorer at @jj0hns0n's request.
RFC: Replace fdlibm with openlibm, and create a Math module

Replace fdlibm with openlibm, and create a Math module
818711 - pull available release versions from CDN

now using cache too
fix for reopened BZ 835875 

it is now impossible to delete a provider if one (or more) of its repositories or products have been promoted
Update 3/0000/0003.txt

Full translation of this file. It was only partially translated and didn't really know where else to start on helping out.

I left the last line unmodified, even though it basically says "This is Black City." "In other words, the city that is black" probably an explanation for those Japanese children who are not familiar with the borrowed English words, but it could perhaps be translated to "The city that is in the black" (in the black as in "making a profit")

If you would like me to work on something more specific, let me know what you want me to work on.

I do not consider myself fluent in Japanese, but I majored in Japanese literature in college and I have been translating manga and anime for about 10 years now, so... let me know.
NodeCache
Pass the ignore argument to the recursive call

Otherwise we can only ignore top level packages


This is my use case in a Pyramid application:

config.scan(ignore=[re.compile('.*tests.*').search, '.testing'])


And without this patch, it is not ignoring the second level packages, which include tests.
Lungo Gradient Buttons CSS

Extra css archive that changes original button colors with compatible
browser gradients.
Registration (without username generation)
core: fix Module#=== and Object.=== to not fail

Probably you won't like it, but it's really how it should work.
Guide success tracking

As the page is loading a custom event is fired to say that it was entered.
On DOM ready the success tracking function is set up. This sends custom
events for Success, Success due to being on the site for more than seven
seconds and Success due to clicking to another page on the guide.
Adds Russian
env-setup no longer needs to be run from the ansible directory, it can b...

Minor improvements to env-setup.

This allows e.g. 
<pre>. ~/src/ansible/hacking/env-setup -q</pre>
to be added to e.g. .bashrc
md5 allow copy if file is missing

this covers the problems discussed on IRC.

Please use this unless someone comes up with something better.
Added js documentation generation 

This is the first step to add JS documentation generation in ansible, need to add html/css/js to make it work.

Please python code review (I'm a python n00b :) )
Add the wait_for module.

This module waits until a specific port on a given host can be connected to.

Very useful in deployments/testing.

Parameters:
- name: name of the host to connect to
- port: port number to connect to
- timeout: number of seconds to wait before giving up (default 300)

Example usage:

```
---

- hosts: rear
  user: root
  gather_facts: false

  vars:
    rear: /tmp/rear-checkout

  tasks:
  - name: ensure guest is running
    action: virt guest=${inventory_hostname} state=running
    delegate_to: fireflash

  - name: Wait for ${inventory_hostname}
    action: wait_for name=${inventory_hostname}
    delegate_to: fireflash

  - name: install rear git
    action: git repo=https://github.com/rear/rear.git dest=$rear

  - name: configure rear
    action: copy src=../config/etc/rear/local.conf dest=${rear}/etc/rear/local.conf

  - name: run rear
    action: command ${rear}/usr/sbin/rear mkbackup
```
More cleanup in assemble module for module magic (tm)

need i say more?
Coordinates subpackage

This is the long-awaited `astropy.coordinates` package.  You can look at the sphinx docs this generates at http://eteq.github.com/astropy/coordinates/index.html .  All the tests passed (at least for me locally - we'll see what Travis says).

There are a variety of enhancements, including:

* Expanding the range of coordinate systems to include a proper ICRS -> CIRS -> TIRS conversion chain.
* add a `Site` object to allow a way to get `HorizontalCoordinates` from othere kinds of celestial coordinates (and vice versa)
* supporting arrays
* supporting uncertainties

All of these are goals for 0.3, though - once this is merged, I can add issues for them.
remove astropy/data directory

This just removes the ``astropy/data`` directory.

Someone can correct me if I'm mis-remembering, but I believe this was  originally intended for *all* data, but now that the data directories live in packages, this directory is not necessary.  It may need to be resurrected if something in the astropy root needs data, but until then we may as well get rid of it.
Java Programes

Java Programes
- linklist
- tress & graph
- sorting & searching
- shortest path algorithm
port be-systest-prepost-hooks

https://github.com/basho/basho_expect/blob/master/basho_expect/systest_prepost_hooks.py