labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
If you just query relation_changeset then you will not catch changes when one of the way members is modified. A better place would be relations.py around [here](https://github.com/lonvia/waymarked-trails-site/blob/master/db/src/routemap/hiking/relations.py#L171). transform_tags() is called for each relation that is updated.

It might also be a good idea to keep the code in a separate file in routemap/common and define the invalidate_relation function as you did so far because it will need to be called from all four profiles.
I removed this comment because it's not true - I'm actually cutting off at exactly the edge of the 'Google Maps world' (which loses ~5 degrees of latitude at each poles).
Los metodos __str__, __len__, __iter__, __getitem__, son para que pueda "comportarse" como un string con el contenido de name para luego poder usar estos objetos con difflib para el fuzzy finder.
Hmm... I dunno, I don't agree but it's really not important, so feel free to ignore it. :)
Or can it? I suppose the language *could* require the implementation to use soft float to provide `double` if necessary and through that, set `real == double`. So, just handle the `double` case I guess.
Absolutly. I wrote that as a cludge while waitingg for my other pull, when I could have written sothing cleaner. I will fix it.
I'd usually agree, but in this case, I also feel it is more natural to have the generic implementation first, and the specialization later.

That's also my rationale in split, which also does `static if (!is(C == dchar))`....

Wait. That should be `Unqual!C`...
> We could use `.expand` for that...

Looks like it's impossible. A draft of a proof:
`.expand` returns and expression tuple -> it's an `alias` -> have to return a `struct` with such `alias` -> `alias` can't access `this` -> no stack data can be used -> have to use static data.

As I don't think using a static data is acceptable here, I called it impossible. I.e. it is really possible but too ugly for me to accept.
Also, do we know if exceptions will show up? i.e. will the test fail without your fix?

I seem to recall cases where DumpRenderTree output looked valid regardless of whether an exception was thrown.

Maybe do something like this?

    document.body.addText('data-hi should say "hi", and it says: ${query("div").dataAttributes["hi"]}');
I briefly looked into that. You're more familiar with that codebase, how can I access that list (not a list of lists, that's confusing I feel)?
また、ローカルデータにおいても、(SQLiteやIndexedDBのような)低レベルAPIが非同期で処理されることからも分かります。
> Kill the @author.
Why, what did she ever do to you?!
`unparsedArgs.getString()`
Does this value ever change within an execution context? If yes, then change the name to not suggest `CONSTANT`. If not, then how about we kill this and just allow callers to ask the `HTTPServerTestHelper` (`data`) for its port?
These doc declarations do not match with with the actual function. Please remove.
checkState is actually a built-in property, and was intended to be
    used for tri-state buttons (think checkboxes: checked, unchecked,
    indeterminate).  See
    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/XUL/button#a-checkState.  I
    happen not currently to be using buttons as checkboxes, but I could
    easily add that attribute and change the UI appearance accordingly,
    and then this would be the right property to use.
    XUL elements have a data field, yes, and also most of them have a
    value field too.  I use those at times as well :)On 12/25/2012 6:36 AM, Jonathan
      Protzenko wrote:
    
      In modules/keycustomization.js:
      > +  return lbl;
> +}
> +function setStyle(btn) {
> +  let state = btn.getAttribute("checkState");
> +  if (state == 0)
> +    btn.setAttribute("style", InactiveKey);
> +  else if (state == 1)
> +    btn.setAttribute("style", ActiveKey);
> +  else
> +    btn.setAttribute("style", UnneededKey);
> +}
> +function buttonOnCheck(event) {
> +  try {
> +  let btn = event.target;
> +  let newState = (btn.getAttribute("checkState") + 1) % 3;
> +  btn.setAttribute("checkState", newState);

      I think I understand: btn is a button, and you're
        using a custom attribute on it to store some state of yours. You
        should document that, it's not obvious at first sight.
      Also, I think XUL elements have a data field that you can
        set/get directly as a javascript property (or maybe is it value?)
        and it would make your life easier I believe.
      
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It makes more sense to comment under the open pull request :) Please ignore my other comment.

What's the use of the log directory? Isn't all Horizon activity logged through apache?
This should really be a user-pluggable method.  That way we can aggregate anything.  To do that properly, they need to also define a method to compute the delta.
I'm currently trying to integrate this.. I will stick it on a branch and let you know, so you can see it in action before I merge it into master branch. I wasn't aware of this application, so very pleased to see this.
If you make the other changes and change the version to 1.2.1, I'll pull this in.
Another variance thing for 3.5
no - this is for the UI, not REST
Зачем? Чем сигнал об изменении текста и метод по установке текста не прокатили?
@christianv Created https://jira.sakaiproject.org/browse/SAKIII-5099
The Phobos code I've seen does not put a space between the two tokens here
The actual field is `__data` (notice the two underscores). But since we can't declare unions in D in the same fashion as in C, I had to declare a nested union. Just throwing one more underscore in there to avoid namespace pollution seemed reasonable enough. ;)
I don't really think 2218 is related; that's just saying we should disallow a poller element within a handler inside a chain; it makes no sense to have one there because the internal channels are (effectively) direct channels.

Like I said, it makes sense to me to declare the poller at the top (or at the bottom works for me too); but certainly not in the middle. However, in English (US and UK), we say "the cat is out of the bag" or "you can't put a Genie back into the bottle".

In my opinion it's too late to make such a change - it would break every application where the developer likes the poller at the bottom. It would have been a reasonable restriction in the original code, but I don't think it's a reasonable change; especially in a minor release (maybe 3.0 would be ok).

Although breaking changes are allowed in a minor release; they need to be for important reasons; not just because we wished we had done it a different way.

Re; SmartLifecycle - no; I don't think we need to document that chain implements it.
Don't initialize the field here - may be overridden, and you have a check in onInit()
Since the view is not using @citizen nor @profile, it seems these two variables are completely unneeded.
"not wait" should be execute while the backup process is running
I also find that this is probably not the best way. Please let me know what you think is the best way.
> because I thought it should be installed with app/console assets:install. but when thinking about it it would mean that someone cloning the repository should type that command before using the site. I will remove it.

assets:install only creates the ``web/bundles`` dir
Should we throw an exception here?
An anonymous user should never be allowed to do a batch ingest, and  $user_name property is unset then it just creates an ownerless object, but you raise an excellent point.  I've got a fresh pull which provides a default (translated) name.  We hope this is unnecessary, but it's the more robust solution.

$owner = ($user->uid > 0)? $user->name: t('Anonymous user');


On 2012-10-05, at 3:44 PM, Jonathan Green wrote:

> In BatchIngest.inc:
> 
> >    $cm = ContentModel::loadFromModel($content_model, 'ISLANDORACM');
> >    $allowed_mime_types = $cm->getMimetypes();
> >    $mime_helper = new MimeClass();
> >    $pid = fedora_item::get_next_PID_in_namespace($namespace);
> >  
> > -  $item = Fedora_item::ingest_new_item($pid, 'A', $label, $owner);
> > +  $item = Fedora_item::ingest_new_item($pid, 'A', $label, $user->name);
> Does this blow up for anon since ->name isn't set? Maybe we need a conditional. Probably won't happen super often.
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I have an explicit dependency on ActiveRecord, not a development dependency.  I should probably make ActionPack explicit as well.
Проверку сценариев делать обязательно, т.к. могут возникнуть проблемы если будут добавлены другие сценарии, несвязанные с файлами в будущем. Обсудили в соответствующей ветке на форуме.
I just want to give credit where due - you've helped out greatly with getting this thing off the ground.
can you add a space  : ``foreach (`` (CS)
You need to add a space ``= $``
this is totally wrong. There is no security context in this class
Also see: http://www.itu.int/pub/T-SP-E.212B-2011 for the official MCC/MNC table
this doesn't look like it was formatted properly ... possibly try to autoformat it.  Also, pick a savvy constraintName, like "amrsreports_userlocation_user_ref" or something like that.
Yes, this works :)


On 9. apr. 2012, at 13:26, Mitar wrote:

>> +    
>> +If you are using normal mongoengine ``Document`` you can use queryset or object_class.
>> +
>> +Related and Embedded Fields
>> +===========================
>> +
>> +You must define **all** related fields (that you use in documents) in your resource file.
>> +
>> +ForeignKey
>> +----------
>> +
>> +::
>> +
>> +    from tastypie import fields as tastypie_fields
>> +    class CustomerResource(resources.MongoEngineResource):
>> +        person = tastypie_fields.ForeignKey(to='test_app.api.resources.PersonResource', attribute='person', full=True)
> 
> You are using original `ForeignKey` field here? This works? Vau.
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I added comments and put imports (which I don't have to) at the top of the file.
these lines are externalized now. Please remove them...
albate ino ke didam
be nazaram nabayad oon iradaro azat migereftam :D
Yes totally agree with you
"twitter": "miripiruni"
Ah, don't put this here.  Separate out getting the list, and handling broadcasting it.
v. minor point, better as:

return createRow(no_createrow, transform.getClear());
Yeah, I thought we might do that. But then how do I compile it? The current rake task, which I aliased, only compiles the styles.less sheet in assets/stylsheets/
Doesn't this need an extra $ in old is jbpmOldVersion ?
@rande  i don't see any BC breaks. If you use the rabbitmq backend with the previous configuration, it still behaves like before. the extension creates the default queue and any message will be handled by this one.

I've just tried it locally with both setups - i've created a task that publishes 3 messages: one for queue A, one for queue B, and one which will is not mapped so it will be handled by the default queue.

1. A configuration without any queues defined: Started a consumer and run the task: all 3 messages where handled by the consumer
2. A configuration with queue A and queue B: Started 2 consumers, and queue A only handled the type it is bound to, queue B handles the unmapped type and the one mapped to it explicitly.
Disagree, language file is used for lang to ADMIN EVENT LOG
Ага, есть STR:
* Нажимаем F11
* Наводим мышь на кнопку обновления в нижнюю часть
* Нажимаем F11
* Мышь за пределами меню/кнопки, но меню не исчезло
* ??????????
* <b>ЛИСОПРОБЛЕМЫ</b>

Видимо это тот же баг, что не даёт закрыть превью после увеличения/уменьшения изображения в нём. Надо будет побороть лень и отправить баг-репорт моззиловцам.
Can I argue in favour of constants ( and string ones) instead of numbers for processTypes (in terms of the webplatform API)?
:-1: relatively new product, not well established, doubtful if it will stand the test of time.