labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
Oh I introduced this bug yesterday, in my attempt to store checkbox states as booleans rather than as "true" / "false" strings.
Dette var en svag gerning.
all ok, try on head commit, maybe only communication in email if your eilo2518@gmail.com active?
Fixed two integer cases in Sequence and Set spec (76775a0ad9087caf82f8ab328c702b394b5a0bf2). With krypt-core master, Sequence and Set specs run through now!

One point for discussion: BasicObject raises when being asked for "each" support with rb_respond_to - I changed the spec to use Object now instead. Is that OK or is there a better way?
为测试用例
!EEK no, I'll correct.
Found it. Another patch coming in a sec.
defaults_tuple is created only when every arg is literal it won't be evaluated it's a constant. If we have non-literal arg ```__defaults__``` tuple is created on demand by defaults_getter that uses values stored in cyfunction->defaults structure. Btw you're right I'll add few more tests.
For some reason when I take off ?> off in roots-custom.php, the site gets an error until the whole file looks like this
<?php ?>
then it works.
Hi! Thanks for the update.
One question: Were you intend to revert some already translated strings to English ?
It is ok if so, but just let me know.

Thanks
I'm glad the function is called `kill_kernel` and not `kill`, otherwise that last line would read pretty darkly ;)  Thanks!
needs tests, otherwise looks good.
Maybe because I “follow” vsvim.  It wasn’t clear that it wasn’t directed at me though.


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It looks like @tkellogg  made the change. I'm actually not sure how you got CC'd on that comment ...
 
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This is the wrong way to do this. Just like on Windows, the location of the Desktop folder is configurable on Linux.

The "well known" directories are configured in a file named `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/user-dirs.dirs`. If $XDG_CONFIG_HOME is unset, you're supposed to assume `$HOME/.config`.

For more details see these two pages:
 * http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/xdg-user-dirs
 * http://standards.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-latest.html

The simplest solution would probably just be to take the output from the `xdg-user-dir DESKTOP` command (case matters) and, if there are any systems which don't include it by default, add a copy alongside the copies of tools like `xdg-open` that Desurium already bundles.
Woot!! Me too!  :)
This patch proves the LineNumber and Source information for configuration properties. As a test case I have created a simple ASP.NET app as follows:
(1) Add the following code to Default.aspx.cs

public void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs args)
{
     Configuration config=WebConfigurationManager.OpenWebConfiguration("~/vdir1/web.config");
     AuthorizationSection sect=(AuthorizationSection)config.GetSection("system.web/authorization");
		
     //examine prop.Source and prop.LineNumber using the MonoDevelop Debugger
     //they should outline exactly from which configuration file and which line number the authorization rule was read
     PropertyInformation prop=sect4.Rules[0].ElementInformation.Properties["users"];
}

(2) create a sub folder called vdir1
(3) add a web.config file conating the follwing content:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<configuration>
	<system.web>
		<authorization>
			<allow users="me" />
			<deny users="*" />
		</authorization>
	</system.web>
</configuration>
Yeah, I like the ability to query this information but the problem is that after calling pcm_hwinfo(), you have to close the pcm and then open it again to use it. A pcm should always be valid for use by the pcm_() functions if it passes pcm_is_ready(). Seems to me that pcm_hwinfo() should use a different struct to hold the information.
very clever little deal here.  I don't see an issue with it being in the application helper, that's accessible by all the areas where you'd want to be calling paths anyway.
Thanks dimiandre
This clearly worked, but just for my sake, why did this fix anything?  What does the `io.open` function do that `open` doesn't do in py2.6 (while working the same in later versions)?
Please rename to "in_range?".
No, they don't. I was mid-edit when I had to go, so I just saved where I was. It still has some spots that need updating.
Почему неверно? лужа должна потихоньку расширяться.

P.S. Сейчас начнется... ;)
.get('value')
Needs to be inline due to {{ feature.id }} :( sorry for that!
https://github.com/Machiel/Pokening/blob/master/DangerousGame/DangerousGameContent/map-example-obstacle.png ?
@acmarques awesome - thank you.
AFAIU This is the WRONG Kappa! It should be the one from the operator, not g_kappa (construct_paramsInverterInfo uses g_kappa)
_
In file included from /srv/compile/compile/src/server/game/Warden/Warden.h:26,
                 from /srv/compile/compile/src/server/game/Warden/WardenWin.h:26,
                 from /srv/compile/compile/src/server/game/Server/WorldSession.cpp:45:
/srv/compile/compile/src/server/game/Warden/WardenCheckMgr.h:32: error: use of enum ‘WardenActions’ without previous declaration
make[2]: *** [src/server/game/CMakeFiles/game.dir/Server/WorldSession.cpp.o] Ошибка 1
make[2]: *** Ожидание завершения заданий...
make[1]: *** [src/server/game/CMakeFiles/game.dir/all] Ошибка 2
make: *** [all] Ошибка 2
anirb@game06:/srv/compile/compile$
Tu les a ajouté au projet ?
Thank you mbabker and infograf768.
Is this method still used?
Bummer, so in order to fix one bug I introduced two new bugs... . Apparently,the Win32 configuration sends a changed event, even though the value didn't change...

StatusIcon::config_changed_notify probably doesn't need to emit the visibility changed event, as it is sent when the tray icon reports that it is embedded. Thanks for testing !
Hmm... We could brainstorm (<- Is this real english :D) about this... I'm thinking of themes that uses music-videos as default bgs and add a transparency-effect with statics (look at pause-screen -> i think this would be very awesome if we could have something like this as theme :D)... But maybe, we have to add a priority-list do bgs. What happens in screens with Music-Video as BG, when there is no music-video?
How this function even manages to draw an image I have no idea.
Once again FAIL().
Feel free to add your own event in bloom.events. Yes dispatch a custom
event Maybe LayoutEvent.CHANGED, and recalculate it's layout. Yes, it's
good for designers. Plus, check out your gmail, i'v wrote 2 letters ;) I
can't reply them in time cause i'v been working on that 3d stuff all day, i
need relax (o.o)

2012/1/29 impaler <
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>

> Sounds good, there is no need for it unless the content goes beyond the
> boundary of the Container bg, I may add a mask feature then. You think this
> is useful? I think that it will be helpful for complicated forms and maybe
> a grid of buttons/images where the user chooses things.
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Will enable get_android_version() later, since it's not a priority at all I decided to just comment it out...
ищу как удалить этот "пост" я не очень пока в этом сайте разбираюсь
I understand the sentiment against requirements.txt, but consider the following:

* vendor/ is really only a build artifact, it's a snapshot of what requirements.txt represents.
* vendor/ makes it hard to know what exactly is installed, *unless* all requirements are git submodules. If you pip install packages into vendor/lib, it becomes more than only a little bit annoying to tell what exact requirements the project at hand has.

That's why I actually like requirements.txt because it's a somewhat human-readable version of what the devs *intended* the requirements of this project to be, not what months upon months of iterative evolution of the vendor/ directory happened to result in. To put it more bluntly: If someone (including me) f's up vendor/, I should be able to throw it away and rebuild it, just by looking at requirements.txt.
just FYI, you do not need a modded client. Prior 1.1, you could not type "ß" (german umlaut), but since 1.1 you can type it, but it does not get sent.

However this observation was only made by looking at the chat, not by looking at the actual packets
Uhm... Nu doe je getUsers pas nadat je de users hebt verwijderd(in de Mapper). Hierdoor zal getUsers daar altijd niks teruggeven tenzij je al eerder een keer op die pagina getUsers hebt gebruikt, waar je niet vanuit mag gaan...
Declaring new variables inline is a C99 feature, I guess this line will not compile on MSVC.
The origin parameter is for communicating between same-origin iframes. The notion is that the origin can change when the user navigates within the frame, so you have to explicitly say the origin you intend to receive the message and it will be discarded otherwise.
comment zut zut
I believe AMD figures out the id if you don't specify one in `define` based on the filename.
Mistake. It has been lying around for a while... I'll revert this one.
Estos deberían recibir apuntadores en vez de los objetos por valor.
i'm on the fence. if you're feeling percona is the right choice i'll back it.
Oh, yes, I totally agree for Ruby. JS just looks wonky 2-spaced.
Care to elaborate on your merge tactics? Do you use the web-based merge system, or do you add a remote, etc. I would like to know :)

Make we can tweak it to don't have the merge messages.
I like the work you did, on keeping DropKick up to date. My question is why you removed this body class?

I use to set different styling for selectboxes that were not 'dropkicked' and those that were.
rename the file to "q.js" otherwise LGTM
@ShumanHartman yes
мало ли какие у тебя папки уже есть, ты же не говоришь) можешь переименовать в 05
Pretty cool. Though, here is a quick script that will allow you to duplicate physical address values:
http://jsfiddle.net/bbabics/R4Tdf/

Just use the convention:
```<input id="primary_fieldname">```
and
```<input id="secondary_fieldname">```
Typo: It's -Locator not -Locater
If you don't pass an offset, it will use the original TOP style query. The way offset was implemented didn't make any sense, so I don't think it will break any queries. Not sure about any performance hits.
# ***OH NOES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!***

# ALL MY HARD WORK RUINED!!!!! HOW COULD YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
great, thanks man!
@campbeb BTW: i can't find you here -> https://github.com/cgeo/c-geo-opensource/wiki/People
Moved tooltips to be relative to the document body instead of the image, so they can appear outside of the image constraints when a position inside them cannot be found. Correct code to detect zero z-index.
To the unauthorized user requesting the resource, it should simply appear as if the resource does not exist.
I agree with Lee on this one ;) Nicer way to finish it.
if the bootloader pass the machine id to the kernel(u-boot do so), this can be removed.
i do not get it.
i must not have understood when you explain this problem earlier.
How do i release before ?

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> ah ok, you did the same error as I did in noir plugin :)
>
> you should rebase before pushing ;-)
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I was just about to implement this when I saw your version. Couple of things:

* The comment `# we will have to update it, grab the object` should be below the `with` statement
* Does this actually work to prevent a request going out? Doesn't getting a file's etag require a round trip to the server? We already have the file's hash in the `cloudfile_info_list` no? Wouldn't it be faster to use that?
* Etags are opaque identifiers so it may be fragile to assume that it is an md5 hash. The server could update those to be dates, sha1 or whatever. Better to use the hash sent to us in the metadata.
If you accept the pull-request I just sent you, we'll get that for free everything time I use lein ;) 

p.s. just 'Tavis', no R
After doing some actual work with the new attributes panel, I do have a remark. In the previous layout you could see at a glance which terms where defined for each attribute. This is no longer possible. You have to click each attribute to expand it first. Working with a good amount of attributes this becomes quite a pain.

Adding something like a "toggle all attribute panels" button may help. Making the attribute header rows a bit less high would be fine too. Just some suggestions. I hope you find them useful.
this should say `{% highlight irb %}` and you should omit the initial `$ irb`

If you really want the initial `$ irb` you could do two separate fenced code blocks, one with `console` and the other with `irb`
using a QSharedPointer avoids you to manually delete the pimpl.
But follow what the lib style.
Also, if you use symbol keys, you should be consistent -- `jso[:image]`
this should be removed IMO. There is no need to define a minimal requirement if there is none.

So the output of the method should be able to have 4 looks:

- ``*``: no constraint
- ``>=1.1.2``: min requirement
- ``<1.2.0``: max requirement (should it be a strict comparison or no ? how does pear handle the max constraint ?)
- ``>=1.1.2,<1.2.0``: both
I tried your fix from pull request #922 and it still doesn't work (at least with the superjarin theme).

If I comment out the changes, it works. Would it be better to replace the RVM test with:

    if [ -e ~/.rvm/bin/rvm-prompt ]; then
done

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> wrote:

> coffeescript source uses this idiom:
>
> wait = (delay, func) -> setTimeout func, delay
> .
> .
> .
> wait 200, ->
>  mpd.search...
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When I hit the collector button it made the collector run forever

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@warpten, this is as blizzlike as I could make it. Everything was tested and works perfectly fine. Some lights are already turned on by players so those won't be turned on (nor off) by Windle.

@joschiwald, what makes you think that?
thx to Subv and Shauren
this would need a crash log.
Should really be decrementing by chunkheadersize then casting to chunkheader* to access the fields in the chunk header ?
Shouldn't the condition be `if (!shuttingDown)` ?
There should be `recordExists()`.
The example page was included by accident. It was a just a page I created to make sure the script was working while rewriting it. We should get rid of it.
I faced a similar issue to #86 and I can confirm that kommen's fix works great. @mattt, do you plan to merge this pull request? It would be great to have this fixed.
Esta información no es demasiado técnica? igual vale con decir que el administrador ya estaba configurado y por tanto no se ha podido sobrescribir la configuración... o algo así?
Url, Open, [type of url: map, telephone, youtube, any other url], 0
a oks bootz  ^^ sorry
It's kinda bad that some1 gives away some1's code without even asking... I would be pissed...

Kiper is the author of these scripts (I know cause we work together), and if he wants you to revert the changes I think it would be nice if you did ;]
This needs to be tagged using git tag "hw01" and then do git push --tags. Thats all turnin does for you that you.
http://agiliq.com/blog/2012/04/deploying-django-apps-on-heroku/

The urls are referring to created_on. They should also use pub_date.
Das haben übrigens Jonas Schumacher und ich gemacht als wir einen ganzen Tag lang nach Schriften für Edelbiter gesucht haben. Die verwendete Schrift heißt Soraya. Wir haben auch noch Schriften für Überschriften und Fließtexte gewählt, die ich demnächst mal als webfonts einbinden werde. Ist alles allerdings erstmal vorläufig.
とちゅうでやめてしまった
Ist IMHO etwas weiter vom ursprünglichen Sinn entfernt als meine Version...
There is "Y" at the end of the line.
Return a monitor number instead here, -1 in case of errors.
(Use gdk_screen_get_monitor_at_point()).
Good to know. I'll put that as a comment. Thx!
I see. In that case, then yes this can wait until after 0.5.1. I agree that the API doesn't make much sense (much of the API doesn't make sense) and I want to reconcile that as soon as possible. I'd just rather not reconcile that as part of a 0.0.x release. I want the next release to focus on resolving bugs and documenting first and foremost (as well as several test cases to make sure everything is doing/behaving the way it is "supposed" to be. At this point I'm not sure all of the pull requests I merged into next are going to make it into 0.5.1. They might have to wait until 0.5.5). That way when you upgrade to 0.5.1, it should be [relatively] seamless. Once we completely know all the caveats and the bugs, we can then review the API as a whole and decide what is sane/stupid and how to make it better.

There's a lot of work ahead to make g.raphael stable, extensible, and feature-rich. I just want to make sure there is a solid foundation to work with. The current state of the codebase is not solid by any means, but the entire codebase is not that large, which means a complete review/analysis is quite doable in a reasonable amount of time.
You are correct. I didnt catch this because this file is not part of any project in our build tree. Fixing it anyway...
Same for these two. It’s `event.preventDefault`, not `event#preventDefault` (`event.prototype.preventDefault`).

You _could_ use [the prototypal notation](http://mathiasbynens.be/notes/javascript-prototype-notation) if you were talking about the global `Event` object, e.g. `Event#preventdefault`, but in this case I’d say that would be confusing.
I think an empty table should be equal to an empty list. Like null==null or []==[].
From a rather shallow look through the changes it looks good. I like the approach you took separating different actions into different authorization methods. The only thing I'm not too sure about is whether it's possible/sensible to do something similar with `apply_limits`, but I guess that getting the authorization foundation first (i.e. authorized / not-authorized binary decisions) is more important. To use some clever `apply_limits` can still happen on the user app if they want to.

One thing I couldn't quite work out (hope it's not a dumb question) - when you, for example, call `authorized_to_change` and pass in the bundle, the bundle does not actually include the object, i.e. `bundle.obj` is None. I'm guessing it's safer not to hydrate the object before the authorization decision is made, but wouldn't it make it difficult to do a row-level authorization without the actual object? (or the user app needs to effectively hydrate the object)??
I see you guys are using twitter bootstrap. Sexy choice
The `Map` approach gives you GUID-based lookup without iteration. I don't know if we'll ever need that (sending commands? lookup of the type of a client?). If not, the `Set` is fine.
MPL 2.0.
it doesn't work for me without. there is probably another problem, and this is my workaround until i find it.
What is outer_loop for?  Doesn't look like it's used now.
maybe test internet connectivity via wget -q -O - http://google.com as ICMP might be blocked for whatever reason
also test internet via eth0 first?

stylewise, the case statements' alignment make it hard to read where the switches are

case $foo in
    wpa-*)
         echo bar
         ;;
    wow-*)
         echo bang
         ;;
esac
Bleghh -- is toch niet helemaal foutvrij. Wat jij noemde op de iPad dus en ook dat als je doodgaat dat hij soms (wanneer wel en niet ben ik niet achter) nog te ver doortekent, terwijl hij wel revert naar een vorige state. Als je een complete resize doet vervolgens dan doet hij het wel goed. Ik ben al twee dagen bezig met die bug heb em nog steeds niet gevonden :S
FYI - https://github.com/derickbailey/backbone.marionette/issues/36
Use a different name than `isValid` for the generic implementation.
this will fail ;)
You also had to include storageserverdummy.py in your lib folder
you could also use appFiles.map to do this work, 

```javascript
appfiles.map(function(file) {
    //return modified name
});
```
excellent clean up! glad you could understand what I was trying to accomplish
Why remove this. Has zte modified this?
Anyway JimmyKane is right, it's not used and doesn't have add more value to the records so it can be left out.
the other default we could use is black...doesnt have to be grey. ICSgrey looks dope uptop though...
Oh right! Thanks for taking a look at this. Now it uses name_specified & group_id_specified, as they check if the key exists and they are not nil.
This would use `process.nextTick` in Node.js?
It's better to separate jsCode into jsHeader, jsFooter and jsContent. After generating jsContent, check to see if it's empty or not to determine to save it or not.
yes, or `import remoteSettings.LogRemoteLifeCycleEvents`
another no-op?
Does this empty line somehow contain secret information, is it some side channel? 429 == 3*11*13, hmm, what do these primes tell us? ;-)
Why not fix these FIXMEs as part of this pull request?
Gossip() creates a new Gossip instance every call, should return a cached zero.
I think the main issue is at what point.  I should probably pull this migration in the soon to be merged branches, and add it back, probably differently.  I don't think that change is final, and this change is actually a good candidate to give a more complete treatment as a single change when re-introduced.

I don't think I should take the code that needs this out, so this migration would re-appear there and maybe get further refactored before a merge to develop.
This needs tests whether it really works this way.
Why is there custom comparer, looks to me StringComparer.CurrentCultureIgnoreCase is what your does (not sure it's correct as needs tests)
I'm not sure why these tests are disable all existing UI tests pass in 2.0 master why are these any different?
Is it type_id or distributor_id?
we can keep it (except or the caching)
why close and reopen?
A good catch. It was wrong before and with this fix its right. What we want is to assign the result to ret and go into the if when ret is < 0.
An alternative would be to store the path used for filtering into a property (e.g. "path.filter") of the returned CFileItemList in CSmartPlaylistDirectory::GetDirectory() and check if that property exists and extract it in CGUIMediaWindow::Update().
the indentation should use 4 spaces per level, not tabs or 2 spaces
Ouch... that takes it out to column 94, which then quite ironically fails the cane test :)
Shouldn't this be:

    "options": {
        "routing_key": self.routing_key,
        "queue": self.queue,
        "exchange": self.exchange,
    },

?

Does it actually work after this change is applied?

Using @periodic_task(queue=..) already works for me,
and it should work because the celerybeat scheduler uses task.apply_async,
which takes these attributes from the task instance.
make a readable name
how do you think "PYS - Plan YourSelf! Change Your Life and Enjoy It!"
We need tests for when there is only an MiPlan on its own, when there is no MiPlan, and when there is only an MiPlan and an MiAttempt
I don't see where it is in the ion-defs cause I think we all added it to pyon.local.yaml
similar to above. Is a warning log message warranted here?
The name isn't really corresponding to what it does. I think this method should be removed and use ``publishAndThrow(new EndpointException(message, cause))`` where it is used instead. For clarity
Is this necessary? What about ```$classes[0]```?
this should be mentioned in the changelog
As discussed on the mailing list earlier, wouldn't this prevent implementations that currently handle these arrays just fine from operating?  It still looks like the right call to me, but I wanted to check.  For the rest, the patch looks good.
Style (see doc/C_STYLE_GUIDE.rst.txt).
I had made some adjustments that make it work for all feed layers, not just topmost one, in [FeedSource](https://github.com/cga-harvard/gxp/blob/devfeeds/src/script/plugins/FeedSource.js#L62) that is run whenever a layer is added (there is also a separate function for when a layer is removed):

```
                var currentLayers = this.target.selectControl.layers ? this.target.selectControl.layers :
                    (this.target.selectControl.layer ? [this.target.selectControl.layer] : []);
                currentLayers.push(layer);
                this.target.selectControl.setLayer(currentLayers);

```
A working example (with a slightly older version of this code) is here: http://worldmap.harvard.edu/maps/2448

I will work on putting this into a separate plugin.
сгенеренные файлы коммитить не надо
I had the situation that well described here http://blog.tddium.com/2011/08/07/rails-time-comparisons-devil-details-etc/

If I remove to_s from test then I get:
```
Failures:

  1) Forem::Post after creation sets topics last_post_at value
     Failure/Error: topic.last_post_at.should == post1.created_at
       expected: Fri, 20 Apr 2012 05:16:39 UTC +00:00
            got: Fri, 20 Apr 2012 05:16:39 UTC +00:00 (using ==)
       Diff:
     # ./spec/models/post_spec.rb:58:in `block (3 levels) in <top (required)>'

Finished in 25.52 seconds
168 examples, 1 failure

Failed examples:

rspec ./spec/models/post_spec.rb:54 # Forem::Post after creation sets topics last_post_at value
```
You should probably use the full `ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess` constant here, since it's how it's used inside Rails.
can we name it better? Frontmatter doesn't sound good :(
You can just do:

```
{% if teams %}
```

here. Though if I'm horribly wrong and that doesn't work, you can do:

```
{% if length(teams) %}
```

because `length` is the jinja2 function: http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/templates/#length
nit: doc on all of these (though they are generally obvious)
@goodok  I was under the impression that a external client needs to call this function. If we define it with '_', could you please explain how this function will be getting called (i.e. through which interface.) 

Also, am I right to assume my test cases should use the same interface the client would use to access this function.
space around `<=` and `>=`
It's the visual form that is being processes (just like factor_int's visual=True output).
you should cache the output of fragment.indexOf('?'), it's used 3 times.

By the way, try using split instead of substr. 'abc?sdf'.split('?') will give you an array of strings split from the question mark.

I'm not sure if you should set the fragment back on the uri object, or you should use the newly formatted fragment variable in line 43. 

By the way, pushing the values that's derived from the custom query to this.fragments on line 54 could be more beneficial, so that the interface to parameters is the same; just as Zend or any other framework.

You can do foo.com/bar/baz or you can do foo.com/?bar=baz.

Of course, it requires work to handle arrays; we have coded some form of a converter for filter parameters in playstore, you should check it out for that. This should remain as a TODO item (pushing to fragments) as we don't generally use this kind of query syntax.
you need a blank line after the title so that the next few lines go to `\description{}`; BTW, usually I do not end the title with a period
Better to use this one (used across all of the framework codebase, ignores multiple adjacent dots, trailing dots):

```php
<?php
$fields_array=preg_split('/\.+/',$name,-1,PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY)
```
Need to add ... at the beginning and end of class to show it's not the whole code.
8afdf5c
hätten wir das nicht auch korrigieren sollen
Do the null checking when building the Array.
Underscore prefixes are reserved by Apple, use `rbl_` instead.
Since Devise 1.2.1 password_salt is not required anymore if bcrypt is the default password encryption.
Yes, I think it is safe.
I had assumed that when you have a `seq_id`, you implicitly know the pair name (and transitively you can infer the space id, hence making it the extra space id parameter redundant). But I may be missing the point.
Should we do something if it wasn't absent?  What situation would it already exist and do we want to know about that?
one EMAIL should be enough on the key
Ahh, missed that.
That is a really weird way of doing this. As it is now, it is only confusing.
You shouldn't be adding a new line here.
That would require changes to the validation function, so it also tries to use phpbb_validate_ shall I still change this?
Please document how admin auth works with external auth providers, either in a comment or on the wiki.
#881 has been merged
For data attributes you should use .data('alt-text') jQuery method I believe...
IMO both words should be singular, i.e. "Extension Manager". \*shrug\*

Also, I think a better language for the EXPLAIN one would simply be "This section allows you to manage your extensions." assuming this is what goes on the page under the page title. No need to repeat the title of the page in the description, and I feel that this is more "professional"-sounding. :P
Shouldn't this be named `includeResourceProperty`?
Sure.  That enhancement is outside the scope of the resource store redesign work, I would argue.
Please directly link RAXAJSS-355 in the code
Nathan - Done , i added the string , but  i have one confusion , i leave the blank space in title part so that the full message can come on alert message , but now as i added the title , the title is now not coming fully in box .
would do so.
Neater with ```if lat_coord.ndim not in [1, 2]:```
$clause, fix names
Ok, yes then, please change both to be safe.
added spaces around `*`
I do not think it is needed if we define the "MS_WIN64" macro, and we do so in theano/gof/cmodule.py:1452.
What is the problem or error message if you don't recompile the DLL?
just in case there are duplicates. but I guess that can't happen. I'll change it to array.
General waffle about performance near the end.
very petty but mmber should be member
Love what you did there.
Doh!

![facepalm](http://i.imgur.com/jF5ib.gif)

Now I'm understanding @dmethvin's remark about global settings being a bad idea. Ok. I'm walking out the door. I can look at refactoring this later.
the call hierarchy: new -> Allocator::allocate -> Allocator::internalAllocate -> Allocator::internalPalloc (inside in PG_TRY) -> palloc

For convenience, i paste the code of  internalPalloc here. Thanks.
```
template <dbal::ZeroMemory ZM>
inline
void *
Allocator::internalPalloc(size_t inSize) const {
#if MAXIMUM_ALIGNOF >= 16
    return (ZM == dbal::DoZero) ? palloc0(inSize) : palloc(inSize);
#else
    if (inSize > std::numeric_limits<size_t>::max() - 16)
        return NULL;

    /* Precondition: inSize <= std::numeric_limits<size_t>::max() - 16 */
    const size_t size = inSize + 16;
    void *raw = (ZM == dbal::DoZero) ? palloc0(size) : palloc(size);
    return makeAligned(raw);
#endif
}
```
Yes, exactly. We are checking NULL in the transition function, if null, we perform some initialization. https://github.com/madlib/madlib/pull/175/files#L4R49
Ok, I will nix this for now.
If they change the default from Bash it will be to ZSH which also supports this.
The patches won't apply against HEAD, so they should be conditional.
I can't see an obvious way of fitting that into a summary line so

"""
Remove the logged in users vote on the object.

Running this on a object with no existing vote has no adverse effect.
""
^redditor's
this should be ``_formatIE``
yup.. mach ich..
Why is this change in the patch?
The only thing we're doing is exploding in Linker.linkRequested() when no lock is held. That's what caught this problem.
Sorry - I backed out that change and meant to add it to a different commit.  I'll re-fix.
This kind of assert fails in the ugliest way. You get "EXPECTED 1 BUT WAS 2" . . . I think you want a single helper method:

    public <T> Set<T> set(T... ts) {
      return new LinkedHashSet(Arrays.asList(ts));
    }

Then you can write strong asserts:

    assertEquals(set("string1", "string2"), ep.strings);
If we use the template approach we can have one tests here covering all cases e.g.:

```cpp
template<class Value>
void test_read_write()
{
    EXPECT_EQ(..., ...);
   // code
}

TEST(EndianBuffer, read_write)
{
    test_read_write<uint8_t>();
    test_read_write<uint16_t>();
    // code
}
```
no, not missing.
This is the JUnit style.
Also class fields should use 'f' prefix.
in the hamcrest implementation is() behaves as is(equalTo())
Don't need null check: getAnnotatedFields is never null.
Will this compile if I use, for example withStacktrace(isNull())?  Should it?
What's supposed to happen if you're running in the node environment and don't have jsdom?
Sorry, i missed this patch but it still ok (+1)
``command`` parameter is unused. Add ``TODO`` here.
True, but I'd rather program defensively here in case other behavior changes later.
Would be nice to expand this comment a bit to explain why we do this.
We should also add a test that has multiple @imports to make sure this loop works correctly.
I wonder what @mikedeboer thinks about this.
I changed this to `loadObject` as only one object is looked up per call
I haven't seen that, but looking at the code, I suppose `resultCache[command]` is not always initialized. Should be fixed now.

Also, I added some additional cache cleaning logic. The "full strings" may not be perfect, but at least they're reliable, and under normal circumstances there's only one of them live per command string. An optimization could be added later.
Why did this file change so much?
Let's make this explain why it exists / is here rather than this note. Also this would be more appropriate as a comment and not a doc string.
gonna fix on monday
I think it's fine to leave this question open for now, isn't it?
This method could be a lot prettier with the use of `var`. Also, I'd recommend changing the name of `x`, as that has no meaning.
OK. It depends on what you want. If you want that child templates can not include jQuery (for optimization for example) than this is OK. But it could happen that child template forget to include also the parent block and then you will not get jQuery there.

In general (at least before we start optimizing things) I prefer to have all scripts needed probably everywhere simply outside of the block (like stylesheets).

Just a suggestion. Both things are probably OK. Just that all developers of the project know that. (I in general like to code so that there are no surprises.)
This makes sure our share editor is opened after you change the title in the header, so you do not get confused when you open the share editor and it is asking for the title again.
Not just this line, but anywhere you set up listeners (for clarification)
Same as above, if you didn't write the code then this is fine.
This can fail if $ is really null.  Why would it be?  Don't you include jquery in the page?
Do we actually need this here?
you can "const" the message param in all of these calls
Indeed it is... It shouldn't be there in the first place (as it is in a folder of the root repository (fixed)
The point of litmus-testsupport is so that we do not have to specify any other primary deps in a pom... like this one for junit-dep.  Its also means that all versions for those primary test deps are all in one place and not scattered through out all projects.

litmus-testsupport:1.3 should already include junit:junit-dep 4.10, why are you adding it again here?
Also, I think I'd go for the non-camel-case version if it exists. e.g. self.assert_contains rather than self.assertContains. Also also, you could just use assert:

    assert vid.title in resp
`=` beshe ke
I would wrap the line after update( but ACK
Not exactly one point. I am looping over to add 1 point between two points. 

The above code is iterative version of a recursive algorithm with depth 8. Instead of adding one point, I can add more points. 
I was reevaluating the whole array because you had a pretty good version of vectorized_lambdify. It will better if I call the lambda function on the single point and add it to the y coordinates.
nit: weird formatting here.
Why? removeEventListener is well known, no need to learn some new vocabulary to understand it.
Should this be plural `CartesianPoints` like the other `Coordinates` classes, or even be called `CartesianCoordinates`?
Maybe `True` instead of `1` here, since that's how Numpy masks are conventionally displayed.
那只检查是否有，但是这里是要确认他数据类型的，对吧，否则我传个字符串进来？
`attr_accessible` is only for mass-assigned attributes, so `created_at` shouldn't be there, others should only be added as needed.
The Boost libs built with ``link=static runtime-link=static`` specified.
That's not a convention we use, but in some places it is. Still, can you change it, @luke-jr?
Does the following get around the -1 issue?

```
if (isset($defaults['limit']) && 
  (!isset($defaults['maxLimit']) || max($defaults['limit'], $defaults['maxLimit']) == $defaults['limit'])
) {
  $defaults['maxLimit'] = $defaults['limit'];
}
```
The options are never html attributes.
Right! I have added translation for dpis as well.
You should trim this
Should this be indented so that it's inside of page-container?
of course, was not on purpose
Why is `BackendModel` loaded in the frontend? Probably because we need it for generating the keys, but this is obsolete because it is also required in the method which generates the cache-files.
This function should invisibly return the old path
I think you should name this `ModuleMgrForUser_fef27dc1` (without the 0x) just to be consistent.

-[Unknown]
What exception is this code trying to catch? `IndexError`? It should be explicit. I think that a general "try/except" clause like this is a bad programming style.
I would put `construct` before `add_drop_down_list` as it is called first.
You have reordered a lot of files but then also added new ones at the bottom again. Time to put those in the right place as well then. :-)
Maybe just one more test for a list with a single element? :troll:
I made this change because the original wording didn't seem to fit into the rest of the document, and because of this it was confusing for me.
Yes, that is right below :-)
Will it really just start the sound?
доступ для адміна прописуєш в анотацію і більше перевірок не потрібно. просто перевіряєш квиток і відмічаєш його
@fabpot So the message keys are fine? The way @vicb described it was exactly the idea.
if you are setting handlers according to the request, and that these handlers can change the compilation of routes, it breaks things:

- the compiled routes cannot be cached anymore (you need to have a cache for each possible set of headers)
- the router needs to be moved to the request scope (as you may have different headers for a subrequest), which would break everything
s/Name/Make/
Looking at the split() method and the test cases, it looks like non-q parameters are ignored, only q is extracted. To give you a concrete example from the JSON-LD in Drupal use case [1], it looks like we will need to support Accept headers such as 
```
application/ld+json; profile="http://drupal.org/project/deploy/content-staging"
```
This feature might be out of scope for the first POC conneg, but thought you should be aware of it, as we'll likely need it in Drupal.

[1] http://drupal.org/node/1797210#comment-6609212
well, none of the components mention the real authors. They all have only @fabpot and the community. So if we start adding them explicitly for major contributors, we should do it for all components.
@fabpot what do you think about it ?
you can have routes which don't have a controller at all (a login check or a logout url for instance), and displaying an empty string is not fine in the UI
I fully agreed with you, but GitHub doesn't leave me a choice(I'll try to add OAuth auth later) but for now it's only one way to use sympy-bot without annoying asking of password :-(
Is this also the same as server_language sent during handshaking?
We are opening all files in submission.files.all() but closing all files in post_params. I think that in the context of this function, it is not clear that we are closing the same files we opened. The old style was clear to me so I request an explanation.
I only use the ten line number because, again, it's Uncle Bob. Most of my little clean code rules come from the book Clean Code. If you guys use five or something smaller then just let me know what the number is.
Thank you for fixing my poorly formatted code :+1:
Date Error here, 2012 not 2010
I believe you're right.  I'll remove this and just rely on the fopen.
i think you should just throw NotFound() (once it's available)
такие штуки надо пихать в layouts. ```javascript_include_tag :all``` уже устарел, так как ```javascript_include_tag 'application'``` подключает автоматом все скрипты, и он у тебя уже есть
the FK to placeholder in CMSPlugin is nullable. Don't ask me why :)
Isn't devserver.py == app.py in our current setup?
Pretty sure `view.one` is not a valid method :)
if you add Integer you do not even have to cast it :)
Indeed. Thats original code though.
Isn't idea of completeStep() to be called after step has completed successfully and not being called it would result in operation failure.
Given that core sets failure descriptions shouldn't code be something like this

```java
 if (controller != null) {
     ....
    for (Principal principal : cachedPrincipals) {
         result.add(principal.getName());
        }
        if (!result.isDefined()){
            result.setEmptyList();
         }
         context.completeStep();
  } else {
       context.getFailureDescription().set("No authentication cache for security domain " + securityDomain + " available");
  }
            
```
but that would probably alter current behavior
Oh, right, that's true. I can do that in a subsequent pull request. I want this to land first so it's not so monolithic.
1. I think onevar is a personal pref of the project. The rule really is "it doesn't what the style is, as long as its consistent" :) we've decided on it, and as such everyone must follow it :P. it's just that simple

2. If grunt isn't mentioned in the contribution guide, we should add it, @scottgonzalez
Yes, I wonder if this was JSHinted using `grunt`, as that should have caught the multiple vars.
I think I do not get it, sorry :-( There's no entryCountNode variable above line 588 :-) at least in the groupCalls method. I think the GitHub code comparison at https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/4877/files#r1640928 was the cause of the confusion ;-) Right?
need a two space indent
no sorry, I'm fixing conflict.
close this pull request first.
What’s the point of this section?

Nit: add a space before each `!important` statement.
German, is based on keeping Scope working without errors, in order to ensure that 'this' is the object that we want to use. That's why Im using .call (you cant use bind due there are params, but you could use .apply as well).
Just thinking about the hypothetical case that we have any other source, like twitter, that also uses a numeric id. 

Imagine that we would like to blend 3 contacts in one, maybe this will make difficult in the future add more sources :)
Nit: this may not work with RTL languages, but since there aren't even any translations for labs it's not an immediate concern. You may want to add a TODO at least: "support RTL if it happens". Or just add an `.rtl .hidden { right: -9999px; }` line. But I wouldn't r- over it.
I like having check_port_status, run_remote_command, clone_git_repo, and is_executable_file in lib/util.py, but what do you think about putting the remaining functions in a separate file? It seems like their logic is a bit more specific to our concept of run-levels and how we're going to use them. I think they'd make more sense to be somewhere in deployment/
I prefer an explicit call (ctors should really only be used to initializing data). It's like `Stopwatch.StartNew()` or `Task.Factorty.StartNew`, the progress writer can be started and stopped. I can add ProgressWriter.StartNew(), but I'll leave it as Start just to reduce the code change.
mkbucket 成功后可以继续调用其他测试代码，最后测试程序调用完了可以调用 rs.drop
Do we need to leave this in?
Oops. I glossed over that when originally reading the PR description. Sorry about that. I like your approach better. I had given that approach some thought when I built in the `$tieBreaker`, but my original goal was to stick as close to the original implementation as possible, and changing the behavior of `$supported` breaks what is expected in the other implementations (i.e. Java, Python, Ruby, etc.).

Given that your updates change the naming and behavior expected in all the other implementations, I'm less inclined to follow their convention, and I'm okay with merging in your changes.
How about `subject { send name }`?
What about:

```ruby
def build_node(name, relation)
  relations[name] || begin
    node = relations.build_node(name, relation)
    relations.add_node(node)
    node
  end
end
```
Change "Advice" to "Get Info". It looks like this was deleted instead of renamed?
to => to the
typo: ``skipped``
Good question, depends if they keep the working directory relative to where the config file is.
`to_integer` and `to_boolean` are not being used.  I also tend not to use imports, but that's just personal preference.
Coffee compiles `in ['http:', 'https:', 'file:']` to three simple `is` checks. Should be ok to use here, performance-wise.
The use of *types* with more than one *data source* is also discouraged, although this is not as string a rule as the *value* DS name rule above. In this particular case, however, I'd strongly urge you to use something like:

```
cache_eviction value:DERIVE:0:U
```

Then put "cached", "eligible" and "ineligible" into *type instances*:

* cache_eviction-cached
* cache_eviction-eligible
* cache_eviction-ineligible
No, it's a collection route.
@koenpunt Tried one more time. seems like it works for me now. Sorry for noise :)
Sorry to keep making you do all this work, but you'll need to include your changes to the admin/lib/Functions.php file too, and for consistency can you name it something like `admin_user_groups` (all functions in an app start with `appname_`) or move it to `apps/users/lib/Functions.php`? Thanks :)
Yeah, agreed. But where besides RSpec matcher specs?
Need to see where this is referenced. I don't think flatfile delete is working.
ok, esses uncomments me passaram desapercebidos, to nem usando
Shouldn't assume the remote trigger script is in the window.parent
I tried to find any usage of second parameter `prototype` without success.
And I don't think we can overload a function prototype.

    function foo(){}
    foo.prototype = {bar:true};
    foo.prototype.bar is undefined.

Looks like we should just do:

   function iced(f) {
     Object.freeze(f.prototype);
     return Object.freeze(f);
   }
skimming the code (I'll verify by deploying and testing), it seems like we display the page for a while before redirecting.  That seems right as a first step to *me*, but I think it's contrary to skinny's ultimate desire.  I think skinny ultimately wants *nothing* from persona visible and the user to land directly on the RP.

I can think of how this might be accomplished with a display: none and fade-in if no redirect url is present (like in verify-on-different browser)...
Is this actually an automated test in the test directory? It seems like it'll be a bad design to have it automatically fetch pages over the internet. If it's not a test, this should just go into another directory not packaged by jetpack.