labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
Refractor forms.php

Made some changes to forms.php.

It not only looks better, but also should preform better...

Take note of the commit messages so that you can update any other files necessary
1. Chargement de l'image

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Add multiple --deployto support for create-release

This adds support for multiple `--deployto=` options on the `create-release` command. I wrote this before I created the `deploy-release` command so I'm not exactly sure how useful this is. The only reason you would run this instead of `deploy-release` is if you don't know the exact version that Octopus created because you left out the `--version` option.

Here is the console output generated by the command:

```
C:\Users\CharTek\Documents\Development\octopus-tools\source\OctopusTools\bin>octo create-release --server=http://octopus/ --project=Test --deployto=Staging --deployto=Production --version=1.0.0.14 --force
Octopus Command Line Tool, version 1.0.0.0

Handshaking with Octopus server: http://octopus/api
Handshake successful. Octopus version: 0.9.568.2630
Searching for project 'Test'
Found project: Test [3]
Searching for environment 'Staging'
Found environment: Staging [1]
Searching for environment 'Production'
Found environment: Production [2]
Getting project steps...
Found 1 steps
Getting latest version of package: nexuspwn.Web
Latest available version of package 'nexuspwn.Web' is '0.1.249'
Creating release: 1.0.0.14
Release created successfully!
Successfully scheduled release '1.0.0.14' for deployment to environment 'Staging'
Successfully scheduled release '1.0.0.14' for deployment to environment 'Production'
```
attack code
Groups

Adds support for groups of cookbooks, and a --without/-W option to the knife plugin to exclude groups.

Useful when you need to pull some cookbooks in for chef-solo usage, but know they're provided by the server and don't want to upload them every time.
fixed register token for user to work from endpoint, updated facebook ht...

...ml
Fix za promene na Diem core

Merguj ovo, ovo je fix
Process purchase update
[TIMOB-7043] Allow directories named "iphone" and "android"
@TestMixin support for constraint unit testing


Hi Geoff,

Another patch for you. This one focuses on making unit testing constraints more pleasant in Grails 2.

A new class has been created, ConstraintUnitTestMixin. This class extends from GrailsUnitTestMixin, this follows the convention of the built-in unit test mixins for [Controllers](https://github.com/grails/grails-core/blob/master/grails-plugin-testing/src/main/groovy/grails/test/mixin/web/ControllerUnitTestMixin.groovy)/[Services](https://github.com/grails/grails-core/blob/master/grails-plugin-testing/src/main/groovy/grails/test/mixin/services/ServiceUnitTestMixin.groovy)/etc.

Using this class is simple, here's an example:

	@TestMixin(ConstraintUnitTestMixin)
	class MyConstraintTests {
		void testStuff() {
			def constraint = testFor(MyConstraint)

			// Params are automatically mixed in to the test class and exposed
			// to the constraint with the call above.
			params.foo = "bar"

			assert constraint.validate("foo", null, null) == true
		}
	}

Note that the meta-class is being modified on every call to testFor(), this is deliberate, as GrailsUnitTestMixin listens for changes to meta-classes and rolls them back between tests. Nifty huh?

Let me know what you think!
More locale and nav changes [2/18]



 crowbar.yml                                        |   48 ----------------
 .../config/locales/clouderamanager/en.yml          |   57 ++++++++++++++++++++
 .../migrate/20120724220005_clouderamanager_navs.rb |   26 +++++++++
 3 files changed, 83 insertions(+), 48 deletions(-)
set root_path for stub task queue so queue.yaml can be read

the stub task queue doesn't read queue.yaml unless you specify a path where the file can be found.

this makes testing code with named queues impossible because the task queue raises an exception when it doesn't recognize a queue name.
Complete .gitignore file
[OPENENGSB-1770] fixed location and fullDay fields

the content of the "where" field in a gcal entry is now handed by Where.getValueString() rather than Where.getLabel()

the fullDay field was basically working, however it is never initialised and thus remained null on non-full-day events.
LPS-25655
Changed event location and some texts


* Changed the location to Milan. Hidden the info page. 
* Changed text "Company logo" into "Your Company Logo".
* Fixed an english mistake in the home page.
* Added vim undo files to gitignore.
worked on: HomeActivity.java
Added html5shiv to globalCSS and removed from globalJavaScript, Added now_playing widget, Bumped main.js version
Упрощение getRefMap

`Null`-проверку убрал ибо появляется только в бете-оперы. Да и всё равно только её недостаточно.
Replaced the way how $short_yt_code is obtained. Before some videos didn...

...'t get properly their video id. Now it's solved
Module specific ErrorController was not being called

I have set of REST and non REST modules -- and it appears that the REST module was always getting the default ErrorController instead of the module specific one. (so I end up with a mixup of xml and html in the error response). This problem seems to be solved by others using this plugin.

Implementation based on http://www.toosweettobesour.com/2008/08/11/quickie-module-specific-error-controllers-in-zend-framework-15/

Register in bootstrap:
$frontController->registerPlugin( new REST_Controller_Plugin_ErrorControllerSwitcher() );

Signed-off-by: Todd Brannam <tbrannam@casualpenguin.com>
Hardlink Deployment Strategy

I have added a deployment strategy based on hardlink. same as copy - only uses link() instead of copy()
Localdev

merging local changes.
Add audacious to SUPPORTED_PLAYERS.

Hello.

Audacious is a good gtk+-3 audio player http://audacious-media-player.org/ that supports mpris. Just added it to list. :)
added slider_chicks to /examples/

added slider_chicks to /examples/
Site Config fix for HD Channel

Hi,

Looks like the site config for HD content was still pointing to an old version of the player. This fixes that and also add a more generous URL regEx to catch shows from the RSS Feeds.
Simplify initBoard
Fix one to many errors display

Errors of child form are not shown by default. This PR enables the rendering of these errors.
I think you were talking about Juan with the change from SERIES_EDITOR to PRESS_MANAGER, but whatever happens, it needs to be synced with the role handling for the status column in SubmissionsListGridCellProvider.
That is how UI_EVENTS is supposed to be used.

You're supposed to override it if you don't want to expose the default set of UI events on your Widget.

My opinion on UI_EVENTS, when it was introduced, was that it should be empty by default [ opt-in as opposed to opt-out ]. Not sure we can change that at this point though. We could make selective opting out less complex than cloning/deleting.

The other angle we discussed, the 3.6.0 angle, was to see if there's a way for Widget to introspect the event/synthetic event subsystem to avoid listening for events which don't apply to that type of Node/Widget - so autocomplete wouldn't need to override UI_EVENTS. But UI_EVENTS would avoid attaching listeners which don't make sense for DIVs for example. Currently it's assumed that all events in DOM_EVENTS, apply to *all* types of DOM nodes - since we can't tell any better (programmatically).
The } should be on its own line as per coding guidelines.
My intent is to keep master as close to your master as possible and if WinMerge does not lie it is in this state. I was too fast last time by merging fragments into master that was not so ready, so I renamed what used to be master into new fragments branch. I tried to go back a while to create new master. However it turned out that I did not go far enough as most of your chanes did not want to apply clean, so I did it the hard way :-) I feel like I would better recreate my entire master as I'm not sure if I would be able to apply your subsequent commits.
k - thx - nvm then ;)
what's the rationale behind removing DESTDIR support?
Oh, it's a good feature. however the customize class has to keep 100% API compatible as you do.
as I never try to 100% replaced Ko's classes, I miss this kind of feature. thanks
I put the notes field there to demonstrate to new users that cloze notes don't have to be limited to a single field. But when I think back to the clozes I've seen people make in the past, a separate notes field was rare, so I'm not sure whether it's worth including by default, as the user can always add one later. If you disagree, feel free to take the question to the forums so we can get more feedback.
@drbrain I think you're right
Kaminiri 0.13 has some problems with the scopes. This is the reason we are still using 0.12.X.
Ah, yeah, that will probably not compile.
I don't quite follow what you meant about shift, alt and ctrl. 
You can always check through OISKeyboard::isModifierDown(...) though?
Or do you mean you get no event emitted when these keys are pressed?
大感謝～
不過我得先把 -lappindicator 做成選項之後再收～
this is not neccessary unless you want to make difference between missing key and nil value for key,
so in this case
if config["apply"]
is enough
To se mi líbí :)
7 rows * 3 cols of personas. currently we show only 20(!) personas on prod, which makes things look pretty [goofy](http://i.imgur.com/WNx5V.png)
Because I didn't want these files in this branch anymore. So, I checked out a new branch to hold the previous contents and deleted the files from this branch.
Seems like when I find time to do some programming for Bukkit I have to relearn it :/
Nice, I didn't find time for this after all! But where are the tests (just kidding ;-))?
First testing that it exists, then testing that it's a specific type (string or int) ...so isset() returns bool on if it's defined or not, then is_int() and is_string() return bool on type. So I used the True assertion wrapped around a function that returns true for the state we want. 

Well the CLI test stuff gets messy because a few of the functions in CASHSystem rely on server variables that don't exist when we run from CLI. So I'm not sure if we should just create them — that would basically guarantee a passing test which isn't really all that useful to us. There might just stuff we save for integration tests...
OK, made some more research. 

You are right. What's happening is that now, as of 9.1, all contrib packages are being dumped in `extension`, because of the new extension mechanism available (see pgxn.org). They are still contrib packages, but are installed via the extension framework. Not finding the contrib directory combined with the hurried read of the postgres manual drew me to that conclusion.

Sorry for the noise here, and thanks for taking a look!
Fixed in 6b76a89, thanks for the notice :)
OK, this one is an interesting issue. (I would welcome Petar's input here as well, since he has a lot more experience in various compiler platforms than I do.)

So I sure do understand that we cannot leave just 'movz' in the delay slot, cause it will break Loongson. However, I hate to see us make the choice to never use this "nicer" instruction in a place because it is not in the lowest-common-denominator of all our platforms.

I wonder if it is not better in this case to do something like 
```c++
if (!result) {   
    if (arch_variant != loongson) {
       __ Ret(USE_DELAY_SLOT, eq, at, Operand(zero_reg));
      __ movz_(tos_, zero_reg, at);
    } else {  // Loongson doesn't have single-instruction movz.
      __ Movz(tos_, zero_reg, at);
      __ Ret(eq, at, Operand(zero_reg));
    }
}
```

or something like that ... the point is, rather than accept lowest common denominator limits, we move arch decisions up to this level, and use the optimal version where we can.

If this is used in just one place everywhere, who cares. But I'd hate to see us trading off too much performance. And the usage of the delay slots can be a nice advantage for mips.

Finally, this also points out the value of Daniel's suggestion on movz() -> movz_(), because then we cannot possibly miss one of these cases, and leave it wrong in the code.
Sure, I'll fix it by tomorrow
Je ne connais pas trop cette partie du code mais ça me semble correct et en tout cas l'architecture me plait.
Par contre il me semble que ça vaudrait le coup (aucune urgence) d'avoir une autre implémentation utilisant un tableau au lieu du TIntObjectHashMap<TIntHashSet> et de comparer les performances. Je dis ça car dans mes structures de graphes j'ai les deux
et la version tableau est toujours plus efficace
Do we need to worry about non-GCC compilers here?  Try running this with clang?
Does this branch not support UDP drains?
At first I thought it was just something like X.X.X.X  or X.X.X.X:PORT . Either format turned out to be an error.
This needs some kind of scoping. If this is a composite op, the decision about what to propagate to servers is not global to the entire composite, it's scoped to the individual steps.
у сообщение есть PK это id и FK это user_id и chatroom_id , где первый это отправитель а второй это комната получатель! где user_id, или у тебя Ник пользователя уникален ?
exif lese ich jetzt auch schon öfters aus da das original bild ja unverändert hinterlegt ist gibt es kein problem das auszulesen.

da könnte ich sicherlich mal was basteln für den core

eine methode die einem die exif daten als objekt bereit stellt, dann müsste man nicht alle exif infos in die db legen,
wäre vll. ne performace frage wie man da ran geht
This is a bad move! Another short-sightened ad-hoc refactoring without thinking about clients (other than the CLI of course).

Why do you think it is core's task to determine what filename extensions we can check as users? Earlier it was that client determined the files and core checked them. Now it is possible to get into a weird situation that clients want to check but core doesn't. It should not matter for the core a bit if somebody wants to check .code file as as a C file.

The bottom line is it sucks to compare filename extensions at the core. Especially when you don't have any way to override these assumptions and hard-coded lists.

Why core cares a bit about the fiename extension? It should be happy to get a filename to check. If the filetype needs to be determined, then it is again client's task. Simply add a filetype enum given with the filename.
That makes sense, but it's probably easier to keep them all at the latest version number. Your choice though...
Hi Michael! Thank you for the feedback and very sorry for the troubles caused... I noticed yesterday that something was going wrong, but unfortunately I had no time left to report the problem to IRC channel. I updated to master branch and did not paid attention to salat build output, but it's huge: 225MB and 1'476'439 DEBUG lines (not always, see previous build http://travis-ci.org/#!/gildegoma/salat/builds/370563)! That was not fair at all! I hope it was not big problem to identify and recover from.

I have therefore some questions and remarks (if you have time and will):

* Should (or Could) you hack in Travis database to mark this faulty build as 'finished' ? Build Nr 4 is always marked in yellow (running for more 23 hours now!) see http://travis-ci.org/#!/gildegoma/salat/builds. If not marked as finished, would it impact further builds run (5,6,...) ?
* Same JVM tuning (taken from examples like [Play20](http://travis-ci.org/#!/gildegoma/Play20/builds/475049) local sbt and https://github.com/paulp/sbt-extras) for sbt-lauch.jar works fine to avoid Java StackOverflow errors (see successful builds for [Akka](http://travis-ci.org/#!/gildegoma/akka/builds/474946) or [Scalatra](http://travis-ci.org/#!/gildegoma/scalatra/builds/475150)) --> **.deb package in the sbt travis-cookbook should be changed in this way...**. I'll try to fix it soon and open a pull request in this way...

Anyway, sorry again and many thanks for the error report + details. Next time, I will double-check my local output size before pushing changes up.
Ah, OK. I forgot about that other line.

So cbPassword, according to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc240475(v=prot.10).aspx?ppud=4, is the length of the password, EXCLUDING the mandatory null terminator.

When you are not redirected (i.e., typing in your password on the command line), your password is treated as a unicode string, so when you get its length it will not include the null terminator.

When you are redirected (i.e., the server sends you back a password_cookie), this password cookie is treated as a BLOB, so when you get its length, it includes the null terminator (two bytes, 00 00). So we have to compensate for this when we tell it what the length of our password cookie is.

I will test this patch now.
неа, все модели работают. проверяйте :) я уже проверил.
some more (vertical) whitespace here would be nice:

    }
    else
      offset
Раньше не заметил.
Здесь по идее обновляется цена у уже существующих line_items. В принципе все правильно, вот только не вижу где идет save обновленных line_items - данная rake задача точно обновляет данные?
Надо взять первый line_item, обнулить у него цену и затем запустить эту задачу - будет ли обновлена цена?
Да-да, вот поэтому я всегда в таких случаях перестраховываюсь дополнительными скобками))
That's really great, thank you both! We are using your gem for voting on issues at http://www.cyclescape.com/ (early beta stage).
All Linux distros should use the same toolchain file, unless we were cross-compiling between Linux distros (e.g. 32 <-> 64 bits or for different libc's). For menthal sanity, I won't cross-compile between distros, at least in the near future.

For cross-compiling for windows, have a look at the corresponding toolchain file. It shouldn't be difficult to adapt to Ubuntu.
We just have figure out whether there's anything interesting, so iterating through the storage array will be enough.
What is the bug being fixed here?  I'm perfectly willing to believe there is a bug, it's just not clear what it is.
en çok da bunu anlamamıştım zaten şimdi oldu
In production we probably want to use SSL but we could maybe be lax about it since the blob of data is encrypted already. However, in the future we may want to make https:// configurable so that people can use non SSL urls in a sandbox for testing in-app payments. There are a lot of things we still need to work out about sandboxing though. I'm taking the easy way out for now, assume we are requiring SSL.
this is a good backup just in case?
I think that's implied by some of these other specs that demonstrates circumstances when it returns false:

``` ruby

    it "returns true when the configured block returns true" do
      subject.preserve_exact_body_bytes { |msg| msg.body == "a" }
      subject.preserve_exact_body_bytes_for?(message_for "a").should be_true
      subject.preserve_exact_body_bytes_for?(message_for "b").should be_false
    end


    context "default hook" do
      it "returns false when there is no current cassette" do
        subject.preserve_exact_body_bytes_for?(message_for "string").should be_false
      end

      it "returns false when the current cassette has been created without the :preserve_exact_body_bytes option" do
        VCR.insert_cassette('foo')
        subject.preserve_exact_body_bytes_for?(message_for "string").should be_false
      end

      it 'returns true when the current cassette has been created with the :preserve_exact_body_bytes option' do
        VCR.insert_cassette('foo', :preserve_exact_body_bytes => true)
        subject.preserve_exact_body_bytes_for?(message_for "string").should be_true
      end
    end
```
Eso está medio "desprolijo", sería más bello algo como:

```ruby
select(
  Cups.show_destinations.detect { |p| p =~ /pdf/i }, from: 'print_printer'
)
```
да, теперь ок
Need update: indexterm
I'm not entirely sure, but can you look and give me your thoughts?  I think you're trying to do here what I was trying to do with ServentClass.h/ServentClass.cpp: make a class to represent the remote servents and whether connections exist.  Let me know what you think; my thoughts are that one of the two implementations should be removed so that we don't duplicate effort.
Probably not the exact jar, but I believe that it does use hamcrest style
matches available in JUnit library.
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> I found this bug: http://code.google.com/p/hamcrest/issues/detail?id=145.
> Does this code rely on that jar?
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While I see the problem, I don't quite get what your aiming for.
In my mind, the descriptions where unique for each character type, so the description should know perfectly well which trait type it pertains to. No need for much code. Did I miss something?
line note that should go away
Seems reasonable. +1.
This shouldn't have been removed...
Here we should pro probably use HOSTCC, but this cleanup should probably be separate commit.
i forget something ... class="ember-view"
shouldn't you depend on PHPCR too ? You use PHPCR directly in your code and nothing ensures that the package providing an implementation specifies it properly as a dep (even if it should)
This is super awesome. I'll leave a bit of feedback though :P
dont lock their age, babies will not grow up... i'm stupid, do what you do...
This will also evaluate to true if the specified variable is *set* to FALSE. I.e. when someone sets FALSE and the default value is TRUE, it will always be reverted.
After talking this over with @chriseppstein offline, we've ended up with an alternative solution: adding a new type of selector, a "placeholder selector". The syntax is "%foo", and it works just like a class selector except rulesets that use it don't get printed. This avoids most of the tricky complications about whether or not `@silent` is global, the ease of making multiple rulesets silent versus just one, etc. The primary downside is lack of obviousness, but I think that's mitigated by the benefits.
normalizing the path var shouldn't really effect that, what's the case that's failing?
Isn't this supposed to be https and not http???
Ah, it has been too long since I looked at that code. Sorry, you are absolutely right.
forbid using getrole
switch (me->GetEntry()) maybeh
Yes, I think the problem might be the format. Using the ruby-coreaudio gem does not allow you to switch format at all, so if the speakers expect a certain kind of format you cannot tell them to expect something else (at least not that I could see).

As far as making the change in OpenAL I’m not sure, as I have no system that I can connect through HDMI to try it out on. I’ve tried plugging in headphones (3.5mm audio jack) as well as external speakers (also 3.5mm jack), and that works!

I managed to stumble upon a certain tool in Mac OS X recently that allowed you to change the format of the audio sure you are using. It’s called “Audio MIDI Setup” and can be found in Applications/Utilities. This tool allows you to change audio format (called “rate” in Hallon) and the “type”. When you have your external speakers plugged in, perhaps you can change the audio format for them in that settings pane?

If you can, it should be 44100.0 Hz, and 2-ch 16bit integer (but it probably works with 2ch 24bit integer too).
The add page functionality generates the captions according to the layout.
don't we truncate if uses_tmap == true?
Grrrrr

:P
Alright, I've made the change to move this stuff into a function closure, and all the tests have been updated as well.
I think that wowwiki update is wrong... ill look for more information. I knew that unstable affliction dispel should bypass resilience. Thanks @Ric101
Please re-add this if I removed it by mistake.
hallow how r u ?
Sure =)  Steps to reproduce:
1. play eclipsify
2. Import project into eclipse
3. play clean
4. play compile

You'll now see an error in the "Problems" tab of Eclipse, which I wouldn't expect (though I'm not an expert on the limitations of SBT, etc.).
I'm rarely a fan of using strstr this way, especially multiple times on the same buffer.
I would scan specifically for <?xml-stylesheet and stop when the xml content starts.
Also, I'm not sure you can assume the MemoryBuffer ends up being null terminated.
In this case, you can probably assume the content is text and switch to using a StringBuffer.
You also seem to assume the xml starts after a newline, but that could easily change.
I don't know what the hell happened to the formatting, the change is a
two-line change on line 22, adding the "|| navType == NAVTYPE_OTHER"

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First version of Rain was with camlCase coding style, for
RainFramework2 I choose to use CI style because seamed clean to me.
RainFramework3 will change a lot so I consider some change also on the
style. All changes anyway will be done in respect of Rain philosophy
to keep it easy!

Sent from my iPhone

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> Personally I like CodeIgniter framework style
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>> I actually use tab. In the next framework version I'll work with code
>> sniffer and probably we will use Symfony 2 or Zend 2 coding
>> convention!
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defines the instance method 'full_title', which uses the value of the 'class variable' @@include_year' to decide how to display a movie's full title
My only concern here is that we're potentially scheduling work that's not likely to be productive (how many pages split, but on subsequent update no longer split, that's pretty unlikely, I think).

That said, I don't think it's probable we'll waste a lot of time, either, if we do, we've picked our page pretty badly.

One question, that's maybe related.  This code:

```
                /*
                 * If the evicting state of the page was not cleared, clear it
                 * now to make the page available again.
                 */
                if (page->ref->state == WT_REF_EVICTING)
                        page->ref->state = WT_REF_MEM;
```

is that still necessary, do we ever return from __rec_evict with a page still flagged as WT_REF_EVICTING?
I've updated the https://github.com/TiddlyWiki/tiddlywiki.com README.md file to include the upload to tiddlywiki-releases.tiddlyspace.com.
I am not sure what your intentions have been with this change but I think it does not work as you intended.
For every map update still a new thread is created (a LoadThread) and (perhaps after the initial round) all the methods (DownloadThread.run(), DisplayThread.run()) are executed in this thread, so no thread re-using but getting back everything onto one thread (newly created per reqeuest) as it once has been sometime back in early 2011.
If this really was your intention, you should have moved the functionality from the other Thread classes into the LoadThread to make understandable whats going on.
I would ask you to revert this and discuss such fundamental changes in a separate issue/PR before putting them to master.
Lets also install the example config to the docs directory.  (I thought of this a while after you asked about installing it to /etc/pacemaker)
look good, thanks a lot!
Woah. Hey, John.
this was taken from the behaviour expected in 

https://github.com/mydeco-dev-team/xappy/blob/master/xappy/highlight.py#L127

and

https://github.com/mydeco-dev-team/xappy/blob/master/xappy/searchconnection.py#L1798

the _get_prefix_from_term behaviour had side effects that caused problems to us.
If you're concerned about shadowing, `index` isn't a very good name — there's a C function name index in strings.h (which is included somewhere along the line in Foundation). See `man 3 index`.
you can script two different waypoint paths by manually setting the starting waypoint in the second case.
(look into Cot1 - old hillsbrand (thrall) )
Shouldn't this test to see if rule["deletionDelay"] is not a null value? It seems to enter into this block even if there is not a fileDeletionDelayAfterSync rule set.
It looks like there is a problem in the List<Character> case - the number case is using byteValue (-128 to 127), while the range for a character is 0 to 65535.  I'd suggest switching it to intValue() with the same cast to (char) - that will preserve the range more accurately.
I see. Not a pretty url though
The classes should not be hard coded in HTML. Use you plugin to update then if required. Top level "gallery" class is ok.
The URL has changed to http://sudweb.fr/2012/participer/inscription/ but the generated link is http://sudweb.fr/2012/participer/inscription/%E2%80%8E

seems like this is a bug as mentioned here : http://wordpress.org/support/topic/bad-page-suffix-in-url
Yes, your guess is correct. Note that ```checkLoggable``` is false by default, so you really only need to specify the tag if you want to set it to true (in order to enable ```isLoggable```).
Aw, but.. Pinkie Pie! :D
@kandera: I know that 3rd party scripts are not official supported - That should be only a information for user that has ChaosUA script in use :-) -> I like this script and it's IMHO great and stable.
My God...You seem to have lots of free time.And one problem: The message stored should be queried with one identify,that is the user name.
Please, review my comment on #312 issue
Oh well, I did some tests and it ended up to seem like being the correct angle and correct "speed", so I let it like this. Feel free to modify it if I made a mistake :)
Heu... no... the lost bracket is on line 81 (i guess copy/paste issue) and the back slash is before `new` instead of before `ReflectionClass`!

   $r = \new ReflectionClass($all[0]->name]);

I think it is better like that :

   $r = new \ReflectionClass($all[0]->name);
This does not feel like the place to be adding this (or conversely, the roundup function should be a member of FixedSizeHeaplet ?)
This must be derived from the node ID we pass in the URL, if any.
@nacmartin I need some of your help here to get some Sonata's controllers detail. Would you help me please?
This file is also deleted in a later commit
now that I think of it, shouldn't the line

    if 'admin_site' in inspect.getargspec(ForeignKeyRawIdWidget.__init__)[0]: # Django 1.4

instead read

    if 'admin_site' in inspect.getargspec(AdminFileWidget.__init__)[0]: # Django 1.4
As far as I can see, this is just a hack to get the model name into the velocity template. Why don't you simply add it as an extra parameters below and access it directly?
Note the upset smiley at row 54. :D
Oh yes, I missed it.
Thanks i will update my code.
success!!! 

problem was wrong .hcd file ... it seems it was messed up during transfers

Thanks you again Silvan
Try rmnet1 and rmnet2. There should be a maximum of 3 devices right now. As it starts with rmnet0 the other 2 are rmnet1 and rmnet2.
Shouldn't the second replacement be %d?
Okay, got it. Thanks for the merge - thought it could help for basic
usability (i.e. less issues and questions) and in case I write something
that uses it.

Cheers,
Libby

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> wrote:

> Merge pull request #357 from
> libbybaldwin/libbybaldwin-speechrecognizer-basic
>
> support Android 2.1-2.3.0 and fix up readme js example
>
> Hey @libbybaldwin I actually didn't write this plugin but what you've
> posted makes sense to incorporate.
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I told you to ignore it! Rabble rabble rabble. I haven't really worked with commands before, so I was interested in knowing what it would return. And of course since this is maven, I can't build it on my local computer. >:(
This is nomenclature weirdness.
This looks good. I'll merge it once I get through a commit I'm in the middle of right now. 

You're touching Alan's history code which has some limitations. Perhaps you can psych that out and sove a long-standing bug along the way. Consider this pair of pages:

    http://fed.wiki.org/view/welcome-visitors/sandbox.fed.wiki.org/ward-cunningham

This will come up ok, but the history/location rewriting loses the sandbox.fed.wiki.org site info. Do you have a fix? Thanks.
Tried again using commit a224038
on a different note - how on earth _did_ you catch that?
So you mean in a path for a method-level validation we should have distinct node instances, one for the concerned method/constructor and one for the concerned parameter or return value?
I think to me a single node makes more sense as we just need one logical node which represents the concerned parameter or return value, of which the related method/constructor is just an additional attribute. I think it's similar to property constraints, there we also have one node instance representing the property and not two node instances, one for the bean and one for the property.
Are there any specific problems you see?
thank you for your comment, i'll update it, this afternoon
Sorry, but I'm a newbiew, and wondering how to use those cmake?
For example: "toolchain-ios5-xcode.cmake" is is used for compile code for ios5? how to?
Thanks in advance,
NK.
First of all,
I am not an english so my english is not perfect. Mik merged this commit from CAF, because I said him. You are using old (buggy) codes, and you are not aware of bugs. Open AudioFilter.csv and you will see how important is this commit. Maybe, FM radio is not popular in your country, but it is very important for me and other users. You don't have to any work on this phone, then don't....

Finally,
With this commit, there is no noise on FM radio:
http://pastebin.com/LgRpYYWV

Thats all... I will never write to you anymore...
On 20/02/12 12:05, Martijn Kaijser wrote:
> It will only fail if commonache wasn't installed and that is almost always installed :)
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ah ok that makes sense, plugin's working great now, cheers for the 
pointer to that tip yesterday too, really sped things up
I must have been tired when I wrote the Commit log. "section/" will not break the rsplit(); it'll just result in an empty string content_slug.

Having a try here is good, but also note that when used with URL routes, the route should catch the "/" in the slug regex. That will greatly reduce the likelihood of hitting this.
I am really stupid on that one. I need to sit with someone who knows shit.
I think you are missing `type`.
Indeed - @bgentry thanks! I'll add that in.
Sure will take a look. You're right about matrix(bdc, nrow=length(designElements)) though I think: for 1 assay, R creates a vector, and you can create a matrix of any dimensions you want just by specifying nrow or ncol (or both). Since the number of elements in the vector for one assay is the same as the number of design elements, using nrow=length(designElements) means it's a matrix with only one column. Will amend the comment to reflect that and look into ncdf.
If possible, we'd prefer to keep the copyrights consistent (e.g. if we form a legal entity for PKP and need to transfer code copyrights there). Are you open to leaving the copyright as it was, but adding a byline below that -- e.g. "Adapted from lockss.tpl by Martin Paul Eve"?
This convention hasn't been completely introduced throughout the codebase, but ...Handler.inc.php functions should be called with two parameters:

function myHandlerFunction($args, &$request) {
    ...
}

Then $request should be used rather than Request:: to access request information. (Generally speaking, using Request:: statically is deprecated, but it'll take us some time to make that change throughout.)
again no need to check both
The isString() check was implemented mainly to support back compat. Would you suggest simplifying the logic for toHex and toRGB in 'color-base' for faster processing in the lower levels and having the logic as is when using 'color' for more varied conversions. 

Passing strings instead of arrays seems medial in since the reg ex will return the array for us and it makes it easier than doing a toArray on the string after it's been compared to the reg ex. So a check for `isHex()` or `isRGB()` would be great for sugar or in `_findType()`, but checking before converting would require the regex to be processed twice, no?

I can totally see the benefit of just passing the color value around instead of an object around when only the `value` is being used half the time (in color-harmony at least).
Maybe traverse all of properties in saveEventHandlers() is better than setProperty(), setProperty() only need to focus on the current property need to update, and now if the event property have no contents, saveEventHandlers() will returns null.
True. On a second pass I realized that it was probably a good idea to keep them and removed this TODO note. That change should be in the tronview_cleanup branch
Not necessarily. We did that when we caught the InterruptedException, but we might have kept on processing any number of messages since then.
my bad, missed the part where it's OK for it to be none :/
No, I meant what happens if Scala decides to use the field (the val) instead of the accessor method?
I think this addition is pretty easy, so I'm adding it on in a new commit to traits.
I guess the convention confuses me because it is code, but it has no functional purpose, just as a comment.  I put it back.

DELETE
Good point - done.

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notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In dipy/reconst/dti.py:
>
> >
> > -    See Also
> > -    --------
> > -    dipy.io.bvectxt.read_bvec_file, dipy.core.qball.ODF
> > +        """
> > +        if not callable(fit_method):
> > +            try:
> > +                self.fit_method = common_fit_methods[fit_method]
>
> The dictionary is defined after (further down the file than) its usage
> here, making it hard to read the code. If we could move things so that
> they're defined before they're used, that'd be great.
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is this different from **PL**? I would think that **PL** changes that weren't also **STYLE** would actually be **BF**, no?
I think that orgainzation_actions should delegate to group actions and should exist. This will be clearer for people using the api to have the organization logic functions as they will be more regularly used.
space before "m,"
nothing says it's "missing"


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> In app/models/card/reference.rb:
>
> >
> > +    def missing_referencee
> > +      Card.fetch referenced_card_name
> > +    end
> > +
>
> I guess it would have needed a :new=>{} ?
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Yes they are, especially when "scheduler" name is already taken in actor ;)
this might have issues, I'm not sure that any include " -I" actually refs above the xbmc dir...
I had files with bigger samplesize which still fit in the buffer. But thats a good point.
Likewise for time zone. `--timezone="US/Los Angeles"` by default unless it's Alaska for a reason.
I mean that your test cases are adding job flows in the opposite order they are used. So if you do this:

```
self.add_job_flow('blah1', ...)
self.add_job_flow('blah2', ...)
```

then `blah2` will be returned before `blah1`, which is confusing.
> I would argue that putting method before fetch_all is a good idea.

+1
Excerpts from Shea Levy's message of Mon Jul 23 11:15:26 +0200 2012:
> Do the NixOS tests that depend on test-driver still work with this change?
I haven't run those tests.

My current nixos system has a symlink /var/run -> /run.
So everything should continue to work no matter which paths is used.
I haven't checked when / what creates that symlink..
Added an explanation as docstring.
Is there any reason we couldn't make this be `static_library` instead?
- "loadTemplate" method is doing too much (existence-checks, compiling, eval, caching, loding, runtime-init) i think this is source of my confusion
- "getCacheFilename" method has different undocumented return types (string|bool)... looks dirty...
- Why concat two strings and then divide them again? There should be two separate methods (in Environment or in Loader i don't know).
This breaks things. It was done on purpose. This must be reverted.
`lookup` is already in `data.lookup`
Was `instancetype` the only change proposed here? It should be all standard otherwise.
Ah cool, can we just remove them then?
Ok.


    I think that is easy implementation. I working.


Em 03-07-2012 14:29, Dickson S. Guedes escreveu:
>> +		
>> +		if [ $TARGET  == $i  ]
>> +		then
>> +			echo -e "Removing Postgres installed by PGVM!\n"
>> +		   	echo -e "	$i\n"
>> +			rm -rf $pgvm_home/environments/$i
>> +			exit 0
>> +		elif [ $TARGET == "--all" ]
>> +		then
>> +			echo -e "Removing all Postgres installed by PGVM!\n"
>> +			echo -e "$VERSIONS"
>> +			rm -rf $pgvm_home/environments/*
>> +			exit 0
>> +		elif [ $TARGET == "--purge" ]
>> +		then
>> +			echo -e "Removing all Postgres installed and source by PGVM!\n"
>
> We should accept purging specific versions too. We could support something like:
>
> pgvm uninstall --purge X.Y.Z
> pgvm uninstall --purge --all
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Call this `--with-arm-float-abi`.
When/were is _overload_extension() called in a child class? (see line 201)
Should be ``1.6.0-dev``
const и на 2 строки
whoops, sorry :trollface:
True - why not use [`assert_same`][1]?

[1]: http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib-1.9.3/libdoc/minitest/unit/rdoc/MiniTest/Assertions.html#method-i-assert_same
you can't have them on separate lines or there will be whitespace between the name and the _path
If you were going to add this overload, this is an expensive way to add it. (It is an unfortunate quality of non-finality that these solutions are not equivalent in the presence of method overriding.)
```
def applyOrElse[B1 >: B](x: A, default: B1): B1 = if (isDefinedAt(x)) apply(x) else default
```
But because overloads tend to interere with type inference, especially where functions are involved, I don't think it likely.
Awesome comment!
I initially thought the problem was here, but I had been deceived by the improbable application of newlines.
This won't work with empty input, while ``BivariateSpline`` does. So you need 

        x = np.asarray(x)
        y = np.asarray(y)
        # empty input yields empty output
        if (x.size == 0) and (y.size == 0):
            return array([])

before the use of min/max.

I'm not a fan of ``super``, it would be better to just copy the last few lines of ``BivariateSpline.__call__`` that you need. That also allows correcting the class name in the error message ``"Error code returned by bispev: %s" % ier)``. Best to also leave out the `mth` parameter to ``__call__``, because only the default works.
How about naming this ``sig_fft`` instead of ``fourier``?
Yeah, it does. I wasn't thinking about 2d, since the below wasn't written for 2d either. See the discussion on the mailing list. I'm going to close this and see about adding xlogy to special, as you suggested.
maybe we can call this 'decorations' instead of 'basic_plot', if that will not confuse with python decorators, as decorations would provide a description of what is being turned off or on.
Why the change? Is it not be deterministic anymore which result we get?
All tests pass including the numpy and scipy arrays.
I and MatrixExprs agree with you 

```
In [1]: X = MatrixSymbol('X', 3, 3)

In [2]: type(X.shape[0])
Out[2]: sympy.core.numbers.Integer
```

Traditional matrices do not 

```
In [3]: im = ImmutableMatrix([[1, 2],[3, 4]])

In [4]: type(im.shape[0])
Out[4]: int
```

I made this comment on a recent pull request actually but perhaps I didn't make it loud enough. I would be happy to remove these if explicit matrices always used sympified shapes.
I don't think there's a formal difference; however, in intuitive explanations I usually prefer "can be" because it is slightly more casual and easier to grasp for some people.  If I say "can be", people say: "OK"; if I say "is", people say: "Hm; what's the container class?".  Of course, there always _is_ a container class, but with "can be" the reader is not forced to think of it :-)

Anyway, the use of "can be" is rather arbitrary here; I can switch to "is" if you think it's better.
I now use assumptions to determine if a number is an integer. It looks like assumptions says that 2.0 is an integer which I'm happy with. If there is disagreement here perhaps we should open an issue.
you are using both single and double quotes...I'm interested to see if this raises a failure with Sphinx...
@smichr  sorry for the late response, could you please explain what you mean by lower precision. Just to explain why I have added evalf is for the case of ask(Q.real((-1)**I))
Or actually, you can delete those entirely, as you are already saying `continue` in the except block above.
That has been fixed.
or `[_.pop(0) for _ in (LM1, LM2)]`
Imagine a pattern that changes `x+y` to `z` and `x` to `w`. I'd like to be able to support these sorts of things. The solution here isn't very clean. I'd like to find something better.
this is not used anywhere, but it might be useful in the future; think about it, e.g. when `aniopts` contains `'loop'`, what should you do to the javascript below?
it *should* only contain ascii. this is just in case it doesn't. normally i wouldn't be too concerned but since this is a security thing the extra work seems worthwhile in case someone has compromised the `crypt()`
No need to cast this.
this would have to change, as well :-)
Wir werden auch das Feld ID nicht brauchen... Da man ja immer nur den eigenen User bearbeiten kann...
Does it mean that relative links don't work?
You can give `$app` as the first arg of function().
Вся папка runtime уже в игноре.  Надо сказать гиту, чтобы он старое удалил из своего индекса.
we should say "files collection is often smaller, you can shard or not. not required. if you shard shard on _id (or any application field, if you want to create unique index, {link to unique index collection})
I would consider removing cache directory bits from memory driver. Ideally in a separate PR.
I would prefer $style_id to be cast to int here rather than in callers.
Yes, you can assume functions.php is loaded. Load it in the test suite on your own.
After installing this branch, this line produces:

`[phpBB Debug] PHP Notice: in file [ROOT]/includes/style/template_filter.php on line 158: Undefined index: template_compile
[phpBB Debug] PHP Notice: in file [ROOT]/includes/style/template_filter.php on line 158: Undefined index: template_compile`
Hi Scott, 

Have a look at the updated specs on master. border.prs.map { |pr| pr.name } is going to give you the same thing as that method on Border.
As it is only used in the specs, I don't see the benefit of adding another method (e.g documentation, and specs and maintenance) to the interface. 


Best

randym
aici înțeleg că ar trebui să fie linii similare, cu ach-chall-60, ach-chall-90, etc?
Da.Numarul minim de challenge-uri necesare fiind 0 functia returneaza True
I mean those below
It could be a bit clearer as to what's going on here.