labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
compile from 'src' directory to 'Resources' directory

It bugged me that I had to put my CoffeeScript files inside the Resources directory, so I reworked the plugin to look for .coffee files in a directory named 'src' and compile them into the Resources dir.  The directory tree under src is preserved in Resources.

Ideally, the source directory location would be configurable, but I haven't had a chance to put that in yet.
General code cleanup

Fix source code problems (line endings, imports, etc)
Remove .class files from the source tree
Add toString methods to the beans to help with debugging
Add support for searching by foursquare venueIds
Add support for unauthenticated API requests (only using the client_id)
Invalid layout was used

Auth_AdminGroupPermissionController was not using 'admin' template. I changed the function name to preDispatch() to fix it.
Refactoring of village in order to have multiple subscriptions, autonomously chosen by each house type.
New soundcloud support
Prueba de Pull Request

He eliminado unos parentesis en el README
Some cleanup

I went over all the existing tasks and tests and cleaned them up as I saw fit. Also removed superfluous files.

Of course, if you feel I changed too much, feel free to put things back.
Strip shortcodes

This set adds two new fields to the Solr schema.  The contentnoshortcodes is the content of a post minus any short codes used.  This is useful if you're pulling in content from a wordpress site into another site but you don't want the short code data.  See added comments for details.

The other field is rawcontent which is simply the content with some characters stripped.
Couple of suggestions

Hi, love your module, thought you might like to consider a couple of edits that we've made. Firstly, a modman deploy file in case people aren't using modgit :) and secondly allowing a thumbnail image. We have clients who like big fat option images on the product detail page in the additional info, but need smaller images in different aspect ratio on category or elsewhere. Hope you like it. 

Cheers,
Jonathan
java-play port. Added Blog project with Hw 2.3

Added the blog project with completed Hw 2.3 under java-play/m101/Blog. Didn't name the folder Hw2.3 since future homework assignments will likely use this as well.
1.0.15

...ning when file deleted or not added
removed options from base mapping
Create common entry point into Faye Event module on the Observer

So I can do fancier things in ICIS.

I basically want to do this:

```ruby
class PatientFayeObserver
  observe :patient

  def after_create(model)
    model.extend CompletePatientRole
    broadcast_event(model, :create)
  end
end
```
injection test added

Extrated test from original pull request #141.

Only test. Implementation was in the original request. Close this if I have gotten this wrong, but:

When I run this test i get

```
  1) Failure:
test_escaping_of_parameters(HelperTagTest) [test/unit/tags/helper_test.rb:90]:
<"<%= h('\\'+User.first.inspect+\\'') %>"> expected but was
<"<%= h(''+User.first.inspect+'') %>">.
```

Which in my mind means that if you can write to cms page following

```
{{cms:helper:h:"\'+User.first.inspect +\'"}}
```

Notice the `"\' `-part where user adding extra escaping. The stuff in the middle is excecuted as such without any sanitization.
Add version numbering, make bind behavior optional, and add minified version

These are a few small things I've added and tested having worked with your excellent utility.

 - I've added basic version number so it's easier for webmasters to cache the files in the long term (e.g. making a folder for version 1.0.1 and know that clients can cache the file forever and pointing them to a new directory when the script is updated).
 - I've made the automatic bind behavior optional for people like me who use the plug-in with jQuery validator and run it as part of another bind event for an entire form.  The option is a bool the user can set after the callback, but the argument isn't required, so no users who depend on the auto-bind functionality will be affected.  (I tested it in the demo page and it worked perfectly without any changes to demo.js.)
 - I needed to toss in the .gitignore file to allow me to install coffee-script locally in the folder (my system doesn't like node...)
 - I've created a minified version using closure-compiler and it's basic compression level.  The file works as expected, and it is about half the size of the original.

All of these changes are simply suggestions: I totally understand if you don't want to officially implement any of them.  Hopefully, these changes will be useful.  And again, this is wonderful plug-in!  (In the next few weeks, I will get it onto our site as part of our current redesign, and your welcome to see it in action, when it's online--as you have mentioned in other threads liking to see it used.)

Thanks for all of the work you've put into this,

tmyoung
define() in function and include() fixes

http://get-simple.info/forum/post/27913/#p27913
Fix crash when the key is not found.

If the key is not found, .get() will return None and the program will crash. This way, it doesn't.
Третье ДЗ.
Update bootstrap-button.js...

...using source from main twitter / bootstrap repository, since current file does not seem to work for radio buttons.
Обрамляем название свойств объектов в кавычки

Сконпелированный скрипт уже почти полностью в рабочем состоянии. Ошибок пока не замечено.
Fixed issue #81 [When typing "bbwp", packager prints out "Usage: undefined..." instead of "Usage: bbwp..."]

*see title*
Added localization support to name/description elements

+Hijacked data2mxl node module in order to fix a bug in their code.

Thanks to @sleroux for a large portion of this work.

Fixes blackberry/BB10-Webworks-Packager#122
Removed duplicate comment line.

The comments described contentType twice.
fixed choice filter for 0 value

Choice filters work properly for "0" values too.
Turns Wells into Mixins

Wells are now mixins.

Our use case is using Wells for content (as it is now) *and* for schedule-able layouts. Both are Wells but require different database tables along with additional fields and such.

Other than the order of the two fields - `type` and `well` - the south migration remains the same.
Moved the meetingid construction upper in the view.php

This fixed an error that prevented students to join when waiting for moderator
Signed-off-by: jfederico <jesus@123it.ca>
fix namespace issue

RuntimeException was looked up in the wrong Namespace:

PHP Fatal error:  Class 'SebastianBergmann\PHPUnit\SkeletonGenerator\RuntimeException' not found in /usr/lib/php/pear/SebastianBergmann/PHPUnit/SkeletonGenerator/TestGenerator.php on line 115
changes

doExpressCheckout supports no shipping, merchant specified shipping,
and custom shipping fields.
change getCheckoutDetails to public to get status.
return entire result in doPayment, not just the trans ID.
Default to normal completion

via https://github.com/KnpLabs/KnpConsoleAutocompleteBundle/issues/15
Potential fix for issue #6

This is a minor drawing bug in ex13.  I think this should fix it but it's just the first thing that came to mind.  Let me know if there's a better way or if I missed something.  I haven't finished the book yet so I don't know if this is addressed later on or not.
Hmm, looks like the github comment system is down right now.  I'll comment on the ticket instead, I suppose.
I don't think this should be a virtual function.  Most of the code in cmNinjaTargetGenerator that deals with building source files should really belong in cmNinjaNormalTargetGenerator.
@elupus, Actually, that would be a problem. CSharedSection isn't recursive. I think you'll deadlock yourself if you do that. What are you trying to do?
@byroot http://apidock.com/rails/v1.0.0/ActiveRecord/Base/attr_accessible/class
You're right. I will merge yiidoc to yii tonight and then close yiidoc project.
This looks like duplicated code 5 times. Wouldn't it make sense to extract a method that returns a glue?
I think to remember that we had cases where stream parameters like width/height have not been set correctly. Not sure if the tvheadend server starts sending packets until it has parsed SPS.
#2647
hopefully this is better :)
@tomstuart :+1:

The `attribute` method only exists due to Active Model's weird API. I don't think it should be public as that will make it harder to fix AM's API in the future. Can we revert this please?
I'm not so sure it's a good idea to have it run on all changed files before commits. There are tons of older files in Ember which I never run the formatter on since I know it will then make change pretty much all of the file (thus polluting the commit with a lot of formatting cruft). Better to have it running manually.
Should a setter and getter method be virtual?
Since a virtual call is 10x slower then a normal call.
Gotcha.  Fixed in f6eaca9.
Thanks for adding this!! 

@nahi: Do you know where I could find a good example for a "main" gem that depends on either a Java or a C "sub gem"?
The idea is that a 'gem install krypt' should also install krypt-core or krypt-core-jruby, depending on the Ruby being used
either being CRuby (or Rubinius or any other C-based Ruby) or JRuby...
Sorry 3 days late :-(

@chids Like we talked about, I think better to make an extension: https://docs.jboss.org/weld/reference/latest/en-US/html/extend.html#d0e4984 and apparently you'll need a special metadata file in your extension jar: http://stackoverflow.com/a/8513506 -- haven't looked into writing an extension before but it'll be cool to get this into the mix.
Dear Rob,
you should rollback my changes because it results in a bug in mod_fabrik_list - no tables displayed in table menu. It looks strange but visualization and mod_fabrik_list use inverse logic.
nbd, I pegged the build to commit to build based on pre-refactoring.

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I already removed in a later commit.
I checked in the debugger, and it turns out they're not. It appears to have been doing bitwise copies. I don't understand why the compiler didn't complain about requiring a real copy ctor needing to be defined.



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>Subject: Re: [mongo] first cut at named traces (unused); copy ctor and assignment op for BSONObj (59e9b72)
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>Why did you add the copy and assignment ops? I think those are the same as the automatically generated ones.
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Oh OK. Forget what I said.
We should add audit checks for aliases
Gah, pulled this in by mistake. Reverting.
Admittedly, compliance to XML has taken a back seat here. In principle, you are right. And this is actually not too hard to implement. The occurrences of 'strncpy' in 'xml_node.h' would have to be replaced by an XML-specific string decoding function.

On the other hand, it would add code with no apparent benefit with respect to functionality and security. Compliance to XML would also mean the insertion of ```<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>``` lines, doesn't it. Where to draw the line here? And what is the actual value of being "compliant" in our context?

In any case, any derivation from the standard should be documented, which is not the case here. So at least, this should be rectified.
`null=False` is the default.
Ah. Still, you did the install-deps update. Thanks!
God damn line-endings! I need to tell visual studio to keep its own business!
Does someone know if it is safe to call Facter.add inside a Facter.add block?
RSS feed will look like this with this commit

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<rss version="2.0" xmlns:he="http://hackful.com/rss/hackful">
  <channel>
    <title>Hackful Europe - Top posts</title>
    <description>A place for European entrepreneurs to share demos, stories or ask questions.</description>
    <link>http://hackful.com</link>
    <item>
      <title>Acta protests: Thousands take to streets across Europe </title>
      <description>&lt;p&gt;test&lt;/p&gt;
</description>
      <pubDate>Sun, 12 Feb 2012 12:25:38 +0000</pubDate>
      <link>http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16999497</link>
      <comments>http://0.0.0.0:3000/posts/1</comments>
      <guid>http://0.0.0.0:3000/posts/1</guid>
      <he:submitter>Oemera</he:submitter>
      <he:points>1</he:points>
      <he:commentcount>0</he:commentcount>
    </item>
  </channel>
</rss>
Two space tabs, please.
My OCD tells me your alignment is off by one on the second line :( Same with lines 145/146
Nice additions, I made some changes based on your changes (https://github.com/tkrajina/gpxpy/tree/valerich_fork_master ). 

If it is OK for you, I'll merge them back in my main branch and add your name in the contributors NOTICE.txt file.
it's usually better to use the lowest possible class so it will work with more casters. If that's not possible, than using the method that already returns the right reference type is better than TO<Type*>( GetObject() ) as it's type safe, while with GetObject() you have to check if it's of the Type you want before casting it.

Listen to some music when stuck in the traffic instead of thinking about ArcEmu ;)
I can move it over easily enough, this makes sense. perhaps we should have it appear in both the message center and the calendar screen ?
Ah, worry not about such things! I had the impression from the list that it was only on OS X that it was crashing, which is why I didn't even check on linux.

-viral



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read up what rsa told.
i see ^^
I see no reason to show `bin/serious` instead of `serious`.
need change to ->GetString().c_str() usage.
currently - in detail. as i think, need only set Enable after appearing problem (and manual reload config).
This looks an entirely sane change to me; calling `isa` on a reference without checking it's blessed first looks like a bug to me.
This change is already in our code...
I think the performance of this method could be critical as for EVERY dependency in EVERY job, ALL modules in the Jenkins instance are iterated again.
I've heard of installs with hundreds of jobs (and possibly thousands of modules). I'd like a more efficient lookup of the possible matches - e.g. make the key in modules map a versionless ModuleDependency and have the version as part of the value
very cool! but I think there's a bug for the orphans scripts (scripts not referenced anywhere) : they are not part of a edge so they won't appears in the graph
A solution would be to explicitly list the nodes in graphviz AND the edges

https://github.com/clojure-consulting/sh-deps/issues/3
It may be that browsers will skip the "Content-Type" header embedded in an HTML document when using a META tag for that.

However I was talking about HTML4 / HTML5 "parsers" in general, not just for browsers.

An HTML parser may be included in a browser but it doesn't qualify as a browser.

Look at this sample:

    <!DOCTYPE html>
    <head>
    <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
    <title>TEST</title>
    </head>
    <body>
    <p>Test</p>
    </body>
    </html>

if you cut & paste it in http://validator.w3.org it validates as HTML5.

And if you change the DOCTYPE to:

    <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">

it still validates as HTML4 if automatic DOCTYPE detection is set in the options.

This means that the line:

    <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">

is valid both in HTML5 and in HTML4 documents, while:
 
    <meta charset="utf-8">

only validates in HTML5 documents having an HTML5 DOCTYPE.

This is not to said that the above HTML test validates, in fact it doesn't.

The point was only about the specific META tag.
I am sorry to say but I loose XCSoar support with each day of LK8000 and XCSoar development. They are no longer similar and I simply do not have time to test XCSoar translation. I do not even have enough time for LK. Maybe there is someone connected to XCSoar project that would like to help me in the maintaining of XCSoar translation target?
Hi,

I think you should also have removed the test at line 42 since instsrv.exe and srvany.exe aren't present on Windows 2008 systems. Or perhaps make the test only on lower versions of Windows.
comments should end with periods
¿Cual comentario? Quizá son personales y no los veo... el único comentario tuyo que veo en este commit es el de arriba (hasta el momento)
this is a behavioral change that breaks unit tests: http://travis-ci.org/#!/mozilla/browserid/jobs/824597

This should not be an error.  Because if the request to `https://<domain>/.well-known/browserid` fails, that doesn't mean that the email address is invalid, it just means that the host does not support primaries.

with this code enabled, I cannot use `lloyd@hilaiel.com` because the server returns a 500 on me for address_info.  We should have this return a `null, false`
Yeah, I just responded to your email.
This can subtly break if Outpost is played before turn 4.
HAHAHAHAAAAAAAHAAAAAAAAAHHAAAAAAAAAA
Done:

https://github.com/gao-yan/pacemaker/commit/a9d1f6f3915689e31305cbe8263638af15e128fd
Please DO NOT come and +1 rack tickets. The more you assholes fill my inbox, the less time I will spend working on rack.
Use `isEmpty()` from the `String` class.
Done, it will be changed in next commit.
That's cool.  I've been thinking about doing a project to make dotfiles ultraportable with secrets templatized out.
Will fix this when we add the other patches from your tree. Thanks for pointing this out.
ああ、理解した。
cでgenerateするんじゃなくてincludeでどうにかなるからひな形.hを足してincludeにしたって事か。
同じになってるか良く分からんけどたぶんなってるんでしょう。それならおｋです。

ついでにREADME.mdありがと。短いけどｗ
Haha, thanks Cole.  This is awesome!
didn't mean to comment this out. I reverted this already.
I C
The code 3 lines up says 5 minutes.
The new sentence does not make sense. Something like this..

"The syntax used is similar to that in the code and file blocks described in the previous section, only this time the name of the language used is included inside the tag, e.g. ..."
Another workaround is to add the following remote definition:
    
    <remote  name="github-https"
             fetch="https://github.com/" />
    
Then change the project definition to:
    
    <project path="prebuilt" name="CyanogenMod/android_prebuilt" remote="github-https"/>
    
Once things are back to normal, you can remove the additional remote, and restore the original manifest.
use the xla() function (since it is an attribute and the quotes need to be escaped also)
константа делителя между словами
Were you using the “raw” GitHub URLs? Those are all served as `text/plain`, which explains why it doesn’t work in IE9+.
Oh, I didn't want to get rid of it b/c the accompanying JS code has a TODO next to it so I thought commenting out the related html code made sense.  Sound good?
Good to know, I'll give it a try. thx Mirko!
Didn't we say we wanted the image or file itself to link to its original source?
We should try to find out whether it doesn't work or why it doesn't work instead of adding redundant code and leave the existing code useless
I've already done this, so to make rebasing easier, you can just drop this commit...
Everything else looks good!
I don't have any reference, this is just an intuition. So, to make a prediction with one-vs-one, you need to compute the score of each class. For example, with 3 classes and 4 SV:

<pre>
score_1_vs_2 = alpha_1_vs_2_1 * k(x, sv1) + ... + alpha_1_vs_2_4 * k(x, sv4)
score_1_vs_3 = alpha_1_vs_3_1 * k(x, sv1) + ... + alpha_1_vs_3_4 * k(x, sv4)
score_c1 = score_1_vs_2 + score_1_vs_3
score_c1 = (alpha_1_vs_2_1 + alpha_1_vs_3_1) k(x, sv1) + ... + (alpha_1_vs_2_1 + alpha_1_vs_3_1) k(x, sv4)
</pre>

By posing `alpha_c1_1 =  (alpha_1_vs_2_1 + alpha_1_vs_3_1)`, you obtain the coefficient of class1 with respect to sv1. This is very similar to one-vs-rest. And you can precompute `alpha_c1_1` at fit time. I haven't checked if this is what is happening in libsvm though.
Its updated when logging.
Thanks! I added these changes to the same branch which caused github to automatically add them to the existing pull request. I'll let you know if I find any bugs.
You *should* be running the beta. Really, its a release fail.. it should have been released ages ago as stable. /cc @tmm1
Yep, you're right. It's because of cache :-) Clearing fixed it.
edit/preview shortcuts confirmed working in chrome/ff10/ie9. full screen shortcut works but fullscreen itself still uncompliant with ff and ie.
All of the items on the following lines are pre-calculated in the loadFont method.  No need to recalculate them here.
Robin, thank you very much for fixing USRP2/N2x0 build in the following commits!

One more issue with this commit is unneeded permission changes of some files. Could you revert that, please?
Are you using automatic matching from Translation Memory or something? Unless fuzzy translations aren't used, I don't think this is wise.
I have resolved issues 1 and 2. Await feedback on point 3.
Hi, sorry for confusion, it just happend I had some free time and I was away from my computer, so it was the simpliest solution just click "edit" and translate some strings, I'll clean it up soon. I don't know github well, I hope it doesn't cause too much trouble to other users working/watching the project...
I think the original idea was to have the possibility for a separate container for static files and media files. That's the way I've been using it.
kids...
Well, it won't break our use of this module so I'm happy!
Do you want to add your list of changes to the CHANGES.txt document too?  Because then I think we're pretty much ready for a new release?
Lo que pensaba era en el rendimiento de la BDD, entre menos mejor. Pero claro, se puede implementar de esa manera, ya lo habia hecho de esa forma, más no me gusto. :
Пасиба =)
Ahh that that was another contributor :P Not my style! Trying to get tests to pass now. I'm going to separate out the `vows` spec by type now
I get `client.rb:425:in 'access_token': uninitialized constant OAuth2 (NameError)` when using the OAuth2 client.
@lgrammel In cases like this where the event object does not have any additional functionality, does it make sense to create a new class like this?
This test does not contain any active asserts. If it is meant to be activated later, please add an '@Ignored' to the method.
I'm not sure what other milestones you have on the plate, but I'd like to see the following. Not saying that *you* need to implement that, but at some point I think things should be refactored into that direction:

* The worker class now has to deal with lots of AMQP specific logic. I don't think it should. Can we extract that to some kind of Connection class or something similar?

* Can we rename BuildLogStreamer and StateReporter to a common Reporter namespace? Like Reporter::State and Reporter::BuildStreamer or similar.

* Please do not change the formatting styles. Methods below protected/private should be indented. That also makes it harder to follow diffs.

* Can we please replace instance vars like @connection with an initializing connect method with either a) an attr_reader and pass it to initialize or b) a lazy accessor method (def connection; @connection ||= ...; end)?
I guess this is needless since coffee-script produces clean jslint compatible code.
But maybe [coffeelint](http://www.coffeelint.org/) could help.
si, aunque hay veces que nada mas salir (no da tiempo a hacer nada) y ya tienen 30k de vida... esperemos que eso quede solucionado a ver
Thank you for providing this tutorial !

It's very helpful for me during development of https://github.com/soluvas/com.soluvas.shell.xmpp

Thanks a lot Chris ! :)
Corrected the docs. The `*` hack only targets IE6/7
Agree that the bugfix here neededed to be made, and this code isn't *wrong*, but a few things concern me:

 * There is an enormous difference in behaviour between ID = 0 and ID = null.  I predict future bugs. ;-)
 * The foreign key isn't really 0, it needs to be set to something as yet undefined.
 * I'm not sure that there is any need to query on a ManyManyList that has foreignID = null.  Such a list should be unable to return records.  It should either return nothing at all, or throw an exception.

This is fine to go into master, but we might want to tweak it further.  I'll raise a ticket on open.ss.org
arreglo cutre pero 100% efectivo, es un reset de timer "a lo bestia", con esto si una raid wipea en bestias, al volver a intentarlo por 2º vez no saldrán los gusanos nada más empezar la pelea con gormok.
In the last note, the same condition block where _dialogUp is set appears in two places - can be refactored.
@hvelarde ok I will create a my branch from there make a push request ;)
I added a config/torquebox.yml pushing ruby version to 1.9 with similar results.

https://gist.github.com/1835813
Not just for clarity; one of correctness. Do we want to proceed with the sync — that is, to perform operations in the subsequent stage — if the upload times out, or gets a 401 after ten seconds?

For example, what if the sync finishes before our upload callback is invoked?

Perhaps this is motivation for adding `.getBlocking` and `.putBlocking`… what do you think?
Anyway I've just committed to my repository to hopefully merge the two versions.
Yea, sorry about that....really messed up....
Americans speak English. Properly. :P
Why did you delete this? Did you create the file again?
Perhaps use polymorphism and have the ship place itself rather than using switch statement
try-catch not required as the method *performAction* itself catches and handles exceptions if any.
Perl client
О! Как же я проглядел.
length xs на каждой итерации -- это O(n^2).
Oh wow! The js version provides literally no advantage over this method, since it causes the page to refresh anyway. 

The more you know!
Geh... always forget something I changed..
2 changes are to try and fix wifi tethering.
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Hmmm, why not just?

``` javascript
return this.views[name] = view;
```
Why did you removed most of the calls?
Vai programar com linguagem funcional então... se vai fazer em Ruby, faça como o pessoal do Ruby faz.
The thing is that about this sec_touchscreen.kcm.....don't we need it?
If there's no need for it the file at the repo is useless.
Just curious why you would want to use this with ActiveRecord?
eval is not a best solution here.
This makes all much more expensive by taking n+1 calls instead of 1 call.  I think we should probably avoid that if possible.
I don't see any options defined for 'buttons'. Where are the default buttons for alert?
Now that the name has been changed to propertyVisible, I think the function documentation should also change accordingly. For example:
"Tests whether this property is visible to user, for example, property view can use it to decide if it will show this property. "
We also have the option of not updating the assembly version for minor releases, only major versions as described http://json.codeplex.com/workitem/22458

I guess this is off topic for this PR though :)
I would allow global functions and static class methods, so we allow strings and callable array with non-object in first parameter.
This allows for each test to perform the complete elgg cycle: load the engine, plugins, log the user, etc, etc and thus make each test truly independent of the other
Is this specific to the sequential backend? the OpenCL backend seems to have its own, slightly different typemap (called CL_TYPES).
changed to cannot. (made onReceive final)
Doing that will greatly simplify the rest of the code in this pull request so I'm holding the review here.
Ok, but then there should be a FIXME so intent is preserved if someone else is to do that task.
Shouldn't those 5 seconds be configurable?
can you have a diff but found == false? Perhaps return an Option[Changes]?
"clean" and "all" aren't really dependencies of "rebuild", they're steps. You can tell make to run multiple steps in parallel with the "-j" parameter, which is very useful on multi-core systems, but in that case it'll run "clean" and "all" at the same time, not sequentially.

I don't know of a good way for a rule to sequentially "call" another rule in make. But that's not what make is good for; it's good for specifying an acyclic graph of dependencies between targets. So, in this case, "all" depends on "clean", but actually, all the dependencies of "all" depend on "clean"... and so on.

I would just remove the "rebuild" rule, people can "make clean && make" pretty easily. But, if all the dependencies of the Makefile are specified correctly, they don't have to! If a Makefile is "correct" (according to me), it properly specifies all dependencies, and you can trust it to make the final output correct, whatever the state of the inputs (sources), with a bonus of doing it with the minimal amount of work, with maximal parallelism.

Another place where you do this is the "all" rule above, which depends on "mkbin". Really, various other things (which all depends on) depend on "mkbin"; doing the "mkbin" step just before doing "all" is too late (but it happens to work with non-parallel make). But mkbin is going away anyway, I hope :)
necessary to close and reopen class?
Does this mean that we're likely switching to Clojure?
Ok, it seem that i was completely wrong, reify make the call faster :D

Tested with `python -c 'import timeit; print timeit.repeat("EventLoop.dpi", "from kivy.base import EventLoop")'`:
- @property approach: `[0.420029878616333, 0.21344685554504395, 0.21318888664245605]`
- @reify approach: `[0.25282907485961914, 0.040994882583618164, 0.0407099723815918]`

I'll push it in `kivy.utils` then. Thanks rubik :)
toujours ajouter une police par défaut, au moins `serif` ou `sans-serif`.

Merci de respecter l’indentation en cours (ici, 2 espaces), surtout quand elle correspond aux *guidelines* mozilla. :-)
On a purely aesthetic note, I prefer blank lines between logical sections, but I know this is contradictory to some other members' opinions, so I leave it to the author :)
it is the standard way that pylons deals with post requests.  Just new this worked from other tests.
oh, now I see "fetch!"  so #2 is an issue, but not #1
unless I'm mistaken, Timer creates a thread per instances...might need to use something more lightweigth...let's discuss tomorrow
@Montellese Answer is here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/222195/are-there-gotchas-using-varargs-with-reference-parameters
I wouldnt start my docstrings with an If. 

What plays out in my head:
"What if i dont specify a file, huh? what then? huh" .. sorry
Sorry, one more thing. `yaml` should be optional for tests; if it's not installed, we should fall back to JSON or skip the test.
You're forgetting to delete `mMapImage`, but I'd rather you didn't use a pointer. A QImage is already a reference to implicitly shared data after all. So instead of the above two lines, you could simply do:

    mMapImage = QImage(newSize, QImage::Format_ARGB32);
Please link it
I think these should be removed. Using a block instead of subclassing is almost never appropriate, and makes it too easy to expose implementation details back and forth. (I'm not a fan of `TUIView`'s drawing and layout blocks either.)
Nvm, I see that it's not related now. Preparing to push a fix.
Let's preserve the order of parameters of libpd_write_array; dest and offset belong together.
I pushed the local declarations to the top of the file. I got some complaints from the parser that IncomingMessage could not be found.
This is the "fat-jar" for the repl specifically, which we use to run Spark as a repl (see the debian package below). I was assuming that nobody would depend on the repl "fat-jar" artifact as a library. This pom should generate a separate normal repl jar that people can depend on if they want.
J'ai aucune idée ce que tu as changé dans ce fichier là. Fais attention à ne pas commit des modif de fichier entier comme ça.
Yes, I've been keeping an eye on that, even posted a heads up on the list a while back. [Linux Weekly News](http://lwn.net/Articles/448698/) is a good place to keep an eye on new things like that.
Could expand the comment a bit.
This prevents code which currently produce invalid results for NA inputs from running, by raising an exception instead. This way, people can write code the way they're accustomed to, without worrying about NAs producing bizarre results. If they choose to later support NA, it will be obvious where to do that because of these exceptions.
@bojieli  Neither reason is applicable here.  What is applicable is writing tools that can easily read this information.
Hmm, well I thought it had.  I had checked against a recent commit from the main repo against what the fork on github showed and I saw the same changes but I just checked another change and I'm not seeing them now.  I'll poke around some more and see what's up.  Not super familiar with git just yet.
I think those two should rather be `long` (as you're fetching the `LVAL`). Also `newCost` is in camel case again ;)
хотя нет, он же возвращает что-то. в любом случае, сейчас совсем нехорошее имя
очень существенный фикс :)
у нас вроде принят кутешный стиль — писать геттеры без префикса get. просто mainView().
оно же прям рядом лежит, зачем тут ../mainwindow ?
ну тогда это Qt::RightButton | Qt::LeftButton, чо
I think that are more spots to simplify these conditionals.
sorry I don't quite understand what you mean? Do you say that the changed space is still non-breaking, or that the original space was not non-breaking?
Why not `pages/errors#not_found`? This is also too long... `errors#not_found`? `exceptions#not_found`?
I think we should not change this indentation
If we use `proc_lib:spawn` we'll get better error messages if the process crashes.
Any particular reason to change from `clear` to `delete_all`?
We tried deleting the mutable hash objects and it caused an error in Physics. I suspect that some objects contain or inherit matrices and want to hash themselves.
a < root < b
It looks like commutators, but I think there should be two levels of square brackets.
I'm sorry, ...I'm just not reviewing closely enough. I think you are doing the right thing with the exception that perhaps that you start with an equality check, then check to see if both self and other are block matrixes and then do an equality check. But you already know that self is a blockmatrix since you are in the blockmatrix class. So I guess I would have expected:

```
if self == other:
    return True
if not other.is_BlockMatrix: # could it be possible to not be a blockmatrix but still be equal?
    return False
return super(BlockMatrix, self).equals(other)
```

And then I think it will default to Expr's equals which will do an arg-by-arg comparison. The args of BlockMatrix are ImmutableMatrices so then this will call Immutable's equals on each element which will do a mathematical check of equality.
buna gerek yok, goog.provide bunu yapiyor zaten.
A quick testing working code:

```php
$db=Yii::app()->db;

// step 1: checking table existence
try { $db->createCommand()->delete('test_table','1=0'); }
catch(CDbException $e) { $exception1Happened=true; assert(strpos($e->getMessage(),'Base table or view not found')!==false); }
assert(isset($exception1Happened));

try { $db->createCommand()->select('NULL')->from('test_table')->limit(0)->execute(); }
catch(CDbException $e) { $exception2Happened=true; assert(strpos($e->getMessage(),'Base table or view not found')!==false); }
assert(isset($exception2Happened));

// step 2: create table
$db->createCommand()->createTable('test_table',array('id'=>'pk'));

// step 3: insert something
$db->createCommand()->insert('test_table',array('id'=>1));
$db->createCommand()->insert('test_table',array('id'=>2));

// step 4: same as step 1
$db->createCommand()->delete('test_table','1=0');

// step 5: check rows count to ensure that no rows are being removed
assert($db->createCommand()->select('COUNT(1)')->from('test_table')->queryScalar()==2);
```
the purpose of is_numeric() is to (1) to prevent PHP from triggering an error when an impossible conversion is attempted and (2) to give the user a message that is specific to the case when $cost is an array, object or non-numeric string.
@softark can you please check ja translations according to number choice formats?
Since we're only serializing the fields, not the associations, doesn't that not matter? I don't think adding an association (without it having a new corresponding column) will affect the serialization at all. I can test this if we're unsure though.
Sure, but I think the example config is meant to be close to the real config. Might be worth checking with @alanbriolat ?
Conditionally add `this._changeToSync` to the array to avoid null-checks later on.
It seems like `store.unload(record)` would be more sensible for that use-case. I think Tom was asking why it makes sense on the record itself.
Ok, I've updated these in the new code.
`while (!ngx_queue_empty(&loop->cf_signals)) {`?
add 'lib' to all paths.
Make it implement Closeable so that you can use the utils around Closeables.
"we" is verboten.
Check your editor's indentation settings. It looks like the indentation on this line was changed.
Are you sure you don't need a root path prefixed here?
I believe that it is a phpBB 2.0.x to phpBB 3.0.x convertor.
Maybe use "style name" instead of "directory"?
"or"  should be upper case.
htmlspecialchars_decode?
No, that's okay I was a little bit confused with 'projection' name. I wasn't thinking of 'projection' like it is matrix.
There will be no need of this fuction with C++11 ctor delegation.
to make clear that you round a value based on something like minutes make it more obvious in calculations like:

Math.round(10 * (60 * 1000) / this.getFrequency()) / 10
@padolsey fixed in f3b7b86eb78b891971ae15fc04672a1a5d1141ee
Also take note of the two `end`s at the end of the line, so the second two checks do nothing.
Dude removing all the docs I've written is no cool. Could you move it / update to atom ?
You can safely change loop condition to  `dx <= w - 8`.  You will process 8 more pixels with SIMD )
Same applicable to the most of other vectorized loops.
Use _string.Empty_
IMHO it is a bug of numpy which is worth reporting.  unique() should not care either it could be sorted or not -- it must be details of the implementation:

```
$> python3.2 -c 'import numpy as np; print (repr(repr(np.unique(np.array([1,2,None, "str"])))))'
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
  File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/numpy/lib/arraysetops.py", line 194, in unique
    ar.sort()
TypeError: unorderable types: int() > NoneType()
```

would you do that or should I?

also repr is incorrect altogether (missing '' around the string):

```
$> python -c 'import numpy as np; print repr(repr(np.unique(np.array([1,2,None, "str"]))))'     
'array([None, 1, 2, str], dtype=object)'
```

that all was with 1.6.2  -- I will check current master shortly
is ```mapping``` needed? In this file, it seems to always == name
*number 1 should be: return List\<Drug\>
I agree with James, it would be worth mentioning explicitly in the documentation what happens when both rules apply, as you did in the previous comment.
It looks like this key_iterate value is needlessly passed around but not actually used. Drop it?
Ditto but don't worry about that here, leave as is. Just remember for future development: we shouldn't use builtin names.
space before () and before [
Hrm.  So, how would I calculate the size?  The best thing that I can think of is this:

            ApproxBytes = size(Bucket) + size(Key) +
                lists:sum([size(V) || V <- Values]),
            NumSibs = length(Values),
            %% 2 new lines below, 1->2 edited line after that
            ApproxMD = lists:sum([size(term_to_binary(MD)) ||
                                     MD <- riak_object:get_metadatas(RObj)]),
            ?DTRACE(?C_PUT_FSM_PROCESS_REPLY,
                    [1, ApproxBytes, ApproxMD, NumSibs], []),

`term_to_binary/1` is going to allocate memory that will live for only a brief amount of time.  In the common case where the number of siblings < 5, that shouldn't be horrible.  In bad cases where the number of siblings is 10K or more, then there's extra expense when we *know* that we're a CPU hog already.

The `erts_debug:size/1` will create less garbage, but it's going to execute a lot more BEAM instructions than `erlang:term_to_binary/1`.  I'm lazy and haven't measured either approach yet.

One option would be to report a number > 0 if the # of siblings is very small, e.g. less than 5, and report 0 if the number of siblings is too big?
PATCH -> POST
remove "at last"?
curly braces are missing here
Python implicitly returns None by default, so this line can go.
Nitpick: The ordering of the parameters in this docstring does not match the order they are defined in the function signature.
Well, I can save even more bytes (post-minification) by doing
```js
var getBoundingClientRect = "getBoundingClientRect", offset;
offsetSupport.zeroOffset = getBoundingClientRect in documentElement && (container.innerHTML = "<span style='margin-right:-1px'></span>", offset = container.firstChild[getBoundingClientRect](), offset.top | offset.left === 0);
```
is that worth the cost in readability?
What is the difference between __GREENPLUM__ and GREENPLUM?  I think I saw __GREENPLUM__ in dt code.
Yeah, I've also been missing support for saying "I want every log record related to HTTP, but nothing related to pyspotify", or similar combinations. Open a wishlist issue?
I think we need to add some module level docs explaining what the output function contract is.
If you are a sucker for properness, as I am, maybe remove www. altogether :) http://python.org works just flawless and looks a bazillion times better.
this version should be autodetectable, so no need to specify it explicityly.
Can do `bin.install Dir['osmium_*']` or something to shorten this up.
We can't hardcode compilers like this, it has to be `#{ENV.cc}`
I'd rather have it more explicit that data_version can be None and to handle the look-up for that separately (rather than fold it into the general case via None's repr).
If we drop the need for using `@Manager.calls_manager` we could use a `DeferredList` for this as an optimization.
this is just a sample app, I don't think it needs to have all the checks in place
Du hast doch bereits schon die logik um den admin im frontend zu erkennen,..l
403 seems like the wrong error here. Flat 400 perhaps.

Unrelated, but did you consider returning `409 Edit Conflict` for wiki edit conflicts?
Is this necessary for this PR?
Use `augments`? I don't think `root` is correct.
hmm. Yes those hooks are front-end related because we use custom post types a lot in our themes a lot. This way you can easily start customizing the single and archive main query. But this is not useful if you are scaffolding a post type for a plugin of some sort. 

Maybe leave this in and only parse it when you set the --theme flag because in 90% of those cases you want those hooks added there.
This is an odd line split
I do not think so - the elements of the array are instances of `Ignore`, whereas I want to compare with `Ignore.class` (a `Class`). With lambdas this could be written more naturally, something like

    assertEquals(Arrays.asList(Ignore.class), d.getAnnotations().map((a) -> a.annotationType()));
Why do we bother lower casing this? Shouldn't the directive be the same as the accessor?
https://github.com/Shopify/batman/commit/b9e1dd02
This still feels very procedure in how it's doing it's thing, and very unstructured. It seems like it could be broken up into a few discrete methods, each sorting out one aspect, then have a constructor call each.
I think this could be written more simply as just:

```
result = TokenUtils.moveSkippingWhitespace(TokenUtils.moveNextToken, ctx) &&
         _findNextBlockComment(ctx, sel.end, prefixExp);
```

...and then only check for `result` below.  I'm pretty sure this is logically equivalent (short circuiting guarantees that _findNextBlockComment() won't run if the first moveSkippingWhitespace() returns false), and all the unit tests still pass if I change this.  Although it's a little confusing that the first clause has side-effects on `ctx` which is then re-used in the 2nd clause, if you wanted to make that more explicit I'd suggest something like this:

```
result = TokenUtils.moveSkippingWhitespace(TokenUtils.moveNextToken, ctx);
result = result && _findNextBlockComment(ctx, sel.end, prefixExp);
```

or even more explicit:

```
result = TokenUtils.moveSkippingWhitespace(TokenUtils.moveNextToken, ctx);
if (result) {
    result = _findNextBlockComment(ctx, sel.end, prefixExp);
}
```
Yeah, I thought about adding tests for the 24 hour checks, but couldn't think of anything that was either contrived or really difficult. The tricky part is the 24 hour logic applies to data fetching, not update message display. 

After thinking about it some more, we *may* be able to do the following:
* fetch initial data, cache and save timestamp
* check for updates with a timestamp < 24 hours and a *new* URL that should trigger the update dialog. The cached data should be used and the dialog should *not* be shown.
* check for updates again with a timestamp > 24 and the same new URL. This time the dialog should appear.

I'll either add this test or file a bug for it.
Your change looks good, but I'd like to see different context menus for working set (#open-files-container) and tree (#project-files-container). This will make it easier for extension authors to add their own menu items to either one.

Since all of the current sidebar menu items only apply to the project tree, we need to add at least 1 item that applies to the working set, such as Close.
You can move this to fields.py and use it for gender field choices and then use it also for form.
I think it is OK now.
Why do these all have underscores? Does it signify something?
indent this block so it's under trackEvent in line 283 vs. aligned with body of the block beneath.
I agree with dseif, this feels weird. Does it matter to the callback whether the event loop rolls over or not?
Is this whole block supposed to be in an `h2` tag?
Should we warn the user about there not being a config?
默认值设最大的时间值，这个默认值在出现maxilife指令的时候配置。如果用户只想设置maxlife值的话，maxidle过短会引起问题。
for subtle ruby reasons, you should use "lambda" when you're just trying to pass functions around
Please remove this comment and add an apache header.
Variable names prefixed with `_` make me feel kinda dirty when I use them.
It might be cleaner to just subclass `Email` with `TestEmail` and and construct the right one in `MailConfig`. `TestEmail` can then just override the `send` method use the right defaults and call the super method.
`>>TODO`

Bohužel to není tak jednoduché, protože jsou zde 2 proměnné. Nějak to vyřeším, děkuji.
this image needs to be scaled
Switched MULTIPOINT formatting in 04c187b
Yeah, though a bit verbose.