Update the revision number of the last test suite pass.

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I fixed some memory leaks in the teem library that Klockwork found.
I also fixed some errors in the code that gcc pointed out as warnings.

unrrdu/ccfind.c
unrrdu/ccsettle.c
    Klockwork found a some possible memory leak if an error occured in the code.
    I have fixed the code to delete the memory if an error occurs.
    Also reported these issues to the Teem library teem.

nrrd/write.c
    Klockwork found a possible memory leak if an error occured in the code.
    Talked with Kindlmann (Teem developer) about the potential memory leak here
    and he said that this code could be removed and handled in
    the default case statement below. He fixed the truck of
    the teem library, but was not going to back port the fix.
    So I fixed our version of the code to reflex the truck change.

bane/gkmsPvg.c
    Error with sprintf, it did not have the output buffer string as the first argument.
    Easy fix, I added the error buffer to the sprintf call.

nrrd/cc.c
    nrrd/cc.c: In function ‘_nrrdCCAdj_2’:
    nrrd/cc.c:455: warning: ‘pid[4]’ may be used uninitialized in this function
    nrrd/cc.c:455: warning: ‘pid[3]’ may be used uninitialized in this function

    Init the pid values to remove the error message. Newer Teem code did this too.
    There were a few functions that had the pid variable and I fixed them all.

limn/polydata.c
    limn/polydata.c: In function ‘limnPolyDataPlane’:
    limn/polydata.c:637: warning: array subscript is above array bounds

    The norm variable is only 3 floats, so the ELL_4V_SET macro was copying 4 floats to the pointer.
    Change code to use ELL_3V_SET for the norm pointer.
    The norm value lived inside a struct, so it over wrote the next variable memory,
    but the next line of code set the next variable memory.
    So I don't think there was any real problem, but still fixed the code.

teem/nrrdMacros.h
nrrd/nrrdMacros.h
    nrrd/subset.c: In function ‘nrrdCrop’:
    nrrd/subset.c:237: warning: array subscript is below array bounds
    nrrd/superset.c: In function ‘nrrdPad_va’:
    nrrd/superset.c:396: warning: array subscript is below array bounds
    nrrd/superset.c: In function ‘nrrdInset’:
    nrrd/superset.c:245: warning: array subscript is below array bounds

    The NRRD_INDEX_GEN macro could index the array below the array bounds.
    I fixed this error with the new version of the macro from the Teem's truck.

    The macro was in these two files.
    ./teem/nrrdMacros.h
    ./nrrd/nrrdMacros.h



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Use operator[] instead of 'at' on JSONObject to support older (pre-2010) MSVC compiler

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Remove Node Coords query requirement that user specify a domain, fix its use of nodeOrigin

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The VisIt launch script was modified to correct a problem where some
command line arguments would be passed to subsequent compoents in the 
wrong order when the "-s script_file" option was used. In particular 
the internal launcher was modified so that all arguments that are passed 
on to subsequent components are passed before the "-s script_file" command 
line option. This resolves #1259.



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