labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
more intuitive method naming for accessing a field's properties

After adding one or more fields with:

$form->importFields( $model_building ,array('postcode','type'));

I needed to access the postcode form field to add some js events.
I used the $form->get() method, but this returns the data of the field, not the element.
After looking through the source, I found the hasField method, but methods starting with has usually return booleans.
Therefore, I've added getData() and getField() as additional methods which wrap the existing functions to save developers from looking through the source to find how to access a form element.
Gettext PO file support for xbmc (reworked)

This is a rework of PR 868 using standard string functions instead of direct character manipulation.
It serves as a first stage for gettext support in xbmc and having a better web based translation system.

I managed to keep the speed at least 2-3 times fast than the TinyXML parser. 
I tested speed with adding these debug lines:

https://github.com/alanwww1/xbmc/commit/03b129b1e824a8dca5212868be54b730fced7581

The results:

English PO:    core:   3.97,   confl.: 0.37
English XML:  core: 10.54,   confl.: 0.85

German PO:    core:   6.03, confl.: 0.51
German XML:  core: 13.22, confl.: 1.21

I also tested if things are ok, with writing out memeory dump files from the filled memory with the original XML file and with the new PO file. The test was done with the same debug commit from my test branch:

https://github.com/alanwww1/xbmc/commit/03b129b1e824a8dca5212868be54b730fced7581

You can see the dump files here:

https://github.com/alanwww1/xbmc/commit/d3b776a9d8379b823c9679f593852e4743faec91

For the English strings, the dump files are binary identical. Also all the other language files are only differ in spots where the original English xml file contained a deleted or blanked entry where the translated language file had a valid entry. These entries does not get into the PO file.

So I think it is safe to say that the parser is working great.

I also updated the xbmc-xml2po utility I've written to version 0.9.
Added ability to convert all strings to utf8 in the PO files. It was tricky for the Win side because of libiconv, but I solved it.

https://github.com/alanwww1/xbmc-xml2po

Windows binary was also updated.

I also added ability to  break long lines in gettext rules to look nice and organized. I also extended this capability to not only recognize \n as Line Feed, but also [CR] which we have for skin strings. So the files are looking great. Also the plural form for the specific language gets written into the PO file.

Of course we still have strings.xml as a fallback in case no strings.po file exists in the language directory.

Also (for a short transitional period)  I kept the strings.xml files for even where the converted srtings.po files already exist.
The purpose for this is to handle pre written PR-s. I will manually add the new strings coming to the strings.xml files to the new strings.po files.

The new PO files are directly suitable for use with web based translation tools eg. Transifex.net, what I will intend to use for all translations.

Also please check this post about the format:

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=122255&pid=1072239#pid1072239
Use the override the package.name with the jam.name if provided.

This allows the jam package name to be different than the original
package name. Needed when converting packages over from other package
managers, and for packages with a "something.js" name.
Hydrate function argument in parse

Add JSON.parse style hydrate function, with test coverage.

This allows the user to control parsing of keys, and is not a breaking change.

If you want, I'll add a dehydrate argument to stringify.
Update indentation and syntax to conform to sjslinter rules

No functional changes, just updated indentation. Not sure if this is something you want in slab, but it's here for your taking.
Setup.py File

You will notice that I moved alot of stuff around. This is because I put all the actual nemo stuff into a module named nemo rather than have it at the root of your repository. This configuration paired with the setup.py file means that when a user runs setup.py it will only install the nemo parser. They will have to include the `app` into their project themselves.

Verify that the setup.py file looks good. Then after merging in my changes you will need to build a source and binary distribution. To do this you will need to register as a user on PyPI and then using the setup.py file you can upload the source and binary versions to PyPI automatically.

The following tutorial and especially the section titled: Package Distribution Files will help you in this quite a bit.

http://wiki.python.org/moin/CheeseShopTutorial

Also, I did my best testing what I could with the tests you provided. There is the possibility I missed something so please run as many tests as you can to verify that I didn't screw up your project.

Cheers,
Raymond Chandler III

P.S. I really like Nemo.
Added wrapping to GLUTesselator

Hi banthar,
Thanks for the glu wrapping. I needed to do some polygon tessellation and wanted a rock solid library, so I wrapped the GLUtesselator. If you would be so kind as to merge it back into your branch, others may find it useful as well.

Thanks :)
Eunit cover export #246

Re request of #246.
Enables users to combine cover data from several different tests or to use the coverage result in external scripts for example to show coverage in continuous build system reports.

Me trying to move commits to new clean branch...
Sorry for the inconveniences.
New Features, Better Error Handling, Python 3.x Support

- Added hash128(), returns a 128 bit hash as a tuple of 4 32 bit ints.
- Added hash128_64(), returns a 128 bit hash as a tuple of two 64 bit ints.
- Switched from PyLong_FromLong() to PyLong_FromUnsignedLong(), as the integer type is uint32_t, not int32_t.
- Handle error case when PyLong_FromUnsignedLong() fails.
- Added support for Python 3.x
- Added murmur3.__doc__ constant
Renamed the "new element" button

In mode 4 when having sorting, there is a "add new at the top" button. The label currently
links to the message "Paste at the top". By applying this change, it will say "Add new at the top".
minor updates

include gradients inside group
- fixes <g id="a"><linearGradient id="XMLID_7_" ...

ignore groups with display set to "none"
- fixes <g id="b" display="none" ...

support path "opacity"
- fixes <path opacity="0.5" ...
Feature/multistage capistrano
[docs fix] Missing `,`

Error in docs
Minor there / their typo

Noticed a very minor typo of there / their in this line of the Cluster docs:
"In the cluster all living worker objects are stored in this object by **there** id as the key. This makes it easy to loop through all living workers."

Since we're denoting a property 'id' *owned* by the worker, we should use the possessive form 'their'.

Also changed 'by' to 'using' since "by their id as the key" is a bit grammatically awkward.
EventEmitter handles an object has 'handleEvent' property like DOM Event

This patch allows addListener an object has `handleEvent` method for binding the current execution context to the object.

example:

    var events = require("events");
    var e = new event.EventEmitter();
    var handler = {
      name: "handler",
      handleEvent: function(type, args) {
        console.log(type, this.name);
      }
    };
    e.on("hello", handler);
    e.emit("hello");
enh: source packages from neurodebian
Pulling 0.4.6 into master

Pulling 0.4.6 into master
add instance_accessor option to config_accesor

Changes:

* Add `instance_accessor` option to opt out of the instance writer and
  instance reader methods.
* Raises a NameError if the name of the attribute is not valid.
* Update documentation and tests.
* Add CHANGELOG entry in activesupport.
Removed .disabled files.

These things don't belong in trunk.  They poison all my
searches with bogus results.  I'd say two years was about
1.999 years too long.
Avoid spurious warning for `def foo = x.foo`.

Followup to SI-6276 (#1275)

Review by @paulp, and by checking the build logs on Jenkins to ensure the new warning isn't issued spuriously any more.
SI-5663: Tweak warnings on case class equals

Re-enable testing the sensibility of comparing instances
of two case classes.  In particular, warn if we detect that
the two objects inherit from different case classes.  In
addition, avoid emitting misleading warnings when comparing "new C".

I've put some thought into the test cases, but Paul will want to
review style and efficiency of the expressions in checkSensible.
ENH: wrapped FITPACK's sphere.f

I finally got around to wrap FITPACK's `sphere.f` for use in `scipy.interpolate`.

If I'm not mistaken, the `integrate()` methods won't return correct values in spherical coordinates. Therefore I'd like to disable them for `LSQSpherBivariateSpline` and `SmoothSpherBivariateSpline`. But I'm not sure how to best do this.
Mainly just added ZmqRouterConnection and ZmqDealerConnection

I admit that the naming scheme is inconsistent with the current one and should be ZmqROUTERConnection and ZmqDEALERConnection, however:

1) the current naming scheme is not actually consistent with PascalCase;
2) it says there is a one-to-one mapping between our connection classes and acutal ZMQ sockets, e.g. ZmqREQConnection and ZmqREPConnection are not even using REQ and REP but instead DEALER and ROUTER, which might and probably will be confusing for users who expect to find the underlying physical socket to be REQ and REP. So ideally those too, and others as well, would eventually be renamed (with a deprecated alias, for a while) to ZmqRequestConnection and ZmqReplyConnection; also, these names look friendlier.

Furthermore, I added a ZmqBase base class to `router_dealer.py` which seems redundant at first, but I've added extensive (doc-)comments to the class explaining the rational, and what I hope might be a future addition to all other connection classes, if such a—somewhat backwards incompatible, due to signature changes to `sendMsg`—change is acceptable to you. I will continue to push commits with this in mind where I will extract ZmqBase to a base.py file, and attempt to refactor other connection types to be based on that instead.

**UPDATE:** + fixed PUBSUB tests to be able to run in environments where EPGM is not supported (like my OS X 10.7 for instance).
Agca3

The next installment in my series of pull requests. This finally implements some actual content. Namely, the module `sympy/polys/agca/modules.py` contains code to manipulate free modules over generalized polynomial rings and their submodules. It solves the submodule membership problem (and simple related stuff, like submodule equality) using the `sdm_groebner` code.

Extensive doctests and tests provided. Also implement some simple pretty-printing.
5 sec expire somehow is not enought. Causing false negative test.
#129-CHtml::resolveName and namespaces
Fixes #957: CDbCommandBuilder::createUpdateCommand() used to create illogical SQL when JOIN and LIMIT/OFFSET parts were used at once.

Fixes #957: CDbCommandBuilder::createUpdateCommand() used to create illogical SQL when JOIN and LIMIT/OFFSET parts were used at once.
Citations oozie wf
Mathjax

From: Michael Olson <mwolson@gnu.org>
Subject: Re: [Muse-el-discuss] Muse and mathjax
To: Leo Butler <l.butler@cmich.edu>, Alex Ott <alexott@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 2 Dec 2012 19:34:47 -0800 (16 hours, 15 minutes, 51 seconds ago)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

[1 year later, after going through some Emacs settings]

Leo, want to submit a pull request to Alex?

On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 8:27 AM, Leo Butler <l.butler@cmich.edu> wrote:

> Michael Olson <mwolson@gnu.org> writes:
>
> > On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 10:17 AM, Leo Butler <l.butler@cmich.edu> wrote:
> >> Michael Olson <mwolson@gnu.org> writes:
> >>
> >>> You may want to put the content of muse-latex2mathjax.el inside of
> >>> muse-latex.el instead, and drop the new file.
> >>
> >> mathjax-html is a style derived from html, so it probably makes sense to
> >> put the style & header bits into muse-html.el. On the other hand, the
> >> delimiters and associated functions could go into muse-latex2png.el,
> >> since they directly affect the operations there. Although that file
> >> would be ill-named.
> >>
> >> I'll make whichever changes you prefer.
> >
> > That's true.  Maybe a muse-mathjax.el file is called for instead,
> > then, instead of "latex2mathjax".  I think I'd prefer for the
> > delimiter vars/fun to be in muse-latex.el.
>
> I have made the changes you suggested. The HEAD of the mathjax branch
> at git://github.com:leo-butler/muse.git has those changes in it. I have
> also put in some documentation, too.
>
> Attached are patch files to add this code and the documentation to the
> current HEAD of master. Leo
>
update

Hey,

with mysql_real_escape_string() my system produced a warning:
Message: mysql_real_escape_string(): Access denied for user 'www-data'@'localhost' (using password: NO)

I think it is better to use the code igniter built in functions for escaping.

i hope i did everything right, since this is my first fork/commit on github.
Add ..g alias to go to the top level of the current git repository

Because I do this a lot, so maybe you do, too? MAYBE.
New adapter for Windows and safer specs for Travis

Hello everyone,

For the last couple of weeks I've been working on a new gem called [WDM](https://github.com/Maher4Ever/wdm) to fix the performance issue Listen had on Windows. I've benchmarked it against FChange and the [results](https://github.com/Maher4Ever/wdm/tree/master/benchmark) were encouraging for me to keep developing it. WDM has some disadvantages too, so here is the quick run down:

Advantages of WDM:
- It's 65175% faster than FChange in reporting changes.
- It can report more changes.
- It simplified the specs because it can detect changes recursively (changes in sub-directories).
- It reports the path of the change and the type of the change.

Disadvantages:
- It only works on ruby > 1.9.2.
- It's an extension, so it needs Devkit on Windows to be installed. But then again, FChange relies on FFI and that's also an extension.
- It's an MRI extension, so it won't run on JRuby or the other implementation for the moment.
- It can't be included as a dependency in the gemspec of Listen as it will blow up while compiling (I still can't find a way in rubygems to specify that a gem can only be compiled on Windows).

WDM has been stable enough for the past 3 days and didn't crash once while I was using it. 

As you may know, Listen has had a [performance issue](https://github.com/guard/listen/issues/28) on Windows. Sometimes, it [didn't even report changes](https://github.com/guard/listen/issues/42). So I decided to implement the windows adapter in Listen with WDM and see how it works. It worked quite good and all the specs pass.

I also took the opportunity to make an end to the "russian roulette" we were playing with travis (thanks @netzpirat for this great description :) ). Adapters can now report changes on demand instead of using the latency, which allows us to wait until all tests has run and then check the results. The only disadvantage of this is that tests now require the developer to specify how many change he expects to get.

@guard/listen  I'm wondering what you think about these changes. I would say WDM is in the alpha phase right now, so do you think it's a good decision to replace FChange with WDM any time soon? Also, what do you think about the fix for the travis problem?
Fixed bug in Options with includeRevisions. Parameters "revisions" is not a valid par...

...ameter. The real parameter is "revs" to describes all documents revisions.
onLayerComplete for write post-processing

I'm resubmitting the pull request as in 210 (https://github.com/jrburke/r.js/pull/210), because I've managed to generalise some of the principles behind this with some simplifications.

To summarise - the use case has come out of require-css, which allows css requires, that when built inline the css into the build script, with automatic dynamic css injection. With a special requires parameter css can also be output into a separate file, but this is an additional use case.

The key reason for this request is that we need to post-process all of the css together. In this way, rule reductions can be made, sprites can be generated etc. If we had sporadically written css blobs inlined with the script, it would still work, but it takes up more space and limits the post-processing potential.

So I present the simplified hook - onLayerComplete, for a plugin:

```javascript
define({
  onLayerComplete: function(moduleName, write) {
  }
});
```

The moduleName is the name of the module layer in the build. And write is as expected (without onBuildWrite hooking, as I don't think it makes in this context). It is very simple small implementation.

There is a very simple example folder in the require-css module (https://github.com/guybedford/require-css). It should be relatively quick to set up and get a feel for what is going on here. It may help to understand the use case better.

Please ask any questions at all. I understand you have many time constraints, and this may take a little time, but I really think this is opens up powerful css optimization opportunities for require-js.
Make sure that a user cannot king pin themselves

The scope of this patch is to prevent a user from submitting a domain config XML that results in themselves being removed as a member of that domain.
DOCS-393 added info about arbiters and encryption
pin python-ldap version

It has bitten me and Schalk more than once. I've been fixing it manually. Time to update the code. 

Could just be that the latest python-ldap on OSX doesn't work but does on RHEL. 

r?
Addendum to the vagrant installation instructions

Hi there,

I've included a line in the installalation-vagrant.rst file that mentions a Mac OSX fix for installing vagrant via gem.
Hi nf: I fix some build error, and let it work for Go 1; Give a more clear log at some point
fixed sbt.bat

removed dollar signs
set-unread

...
WIP: [ticket/10588] Change version display behaviour in the ACP.

Changes the behavior in the Administration Control Panel for displaying the version when there is a partial update. On the main page (General tab) it will display the version the board is being updated from. It is the same for the System tab, the version the board is being updated from will be displayed as well as the latest available version.

This should avoid confusion as to what version the board is actually at displaying the version it needs to be updated from.

PHPBB3-10588
Setup for running the tests on Travis-CI

I just figuring out how to use rvm.el, inspired by https://github.com/technomancy/zossima and http://devblog.avdi.org/2011/10/11/rvm-el-and-inf-ruby-emacs-reboot-14/

I am so happy to see you have tests! This commit adds in setups so that tests can be run automatically by https://travis-ci.org/.

This is the rest of my git commit message:
Change the test run itself from:

    (ert-run-tests-batch t)

to:

    (ert-run-tests-batch-and-exit t)

so that failed tests give a failure status out of running Emacs.
This allows Travis to notice failures.

Add "--create" into .rvmrc, mostly for convenience. I'm not at all
sure Travis cares.
improvement for UP-3454

I will make a small improvement for the 4.0.6 ...
Without causing problems for accessibility*, we can have the html tag like that:
html lang="en-US"
or
html lang="en-GB"
or
html lang="fr-FR"
or
html lang="fr-CA"
The layouts can be adapted very precisely in css according to Americans, English**, French, Canadian French, etc..
* I got the confirmation by the WCAG2 working group.
** Yeah, with this you can distinguish in css between American and English...
module keyword conflict

module was not (and is still not) a keyword. Making it a keyword conflicts with existing code, particularly with CommonJS module variable. Consider an expression

  module.exports = Foo;

This was (and AFIU still is) a valid expression. Parser should be able to discern between an expression using module as an Identifier and a module declaration that uses module as a Keyword.

This diff makes the parser more intelligent, though somewhat less effective when parsing expression with module.
"module identifier ..." is considered a module declaration, while everything else is considered as a statement

Updated tests. Removed a newline check, since

  module
  x = y

is a perfectly valid piece of code: variable module followed by an assignment.

http://code.google.com/p/esprima/issues/detail?id=280
Fix Makefile for cross-compilation builds

Allowed for `uname_S` and `osname` to be specified on the command line, needed
when building the Windows version from a Linux box using MinGW. In this case
osname is detected as `Linux` but we really want it to be `MINGW32_NT`.

With this fix you can build it with `CC=my-cross-compiler osname=MINGW32_NT make all`

This sounds a bit hacky but does the job :) Comments and feedback welcome.

Thanks,

Nico
Reorganization, and one additional sample API call implemented

Major reorganization, caching implementation, error handling, and addition of account status call.
I'm still the only one working on this so there's nobody to review my code, so I'm just going to push.
Event-Based GMF Export

The second part of https://bugs.launchpad.net/openquake/+bug/1028326.
(The first part is an update to nrml: https://github.com/gem/nrml/pull/38.)

https://github.com/gem/oq-engine/pull/844 needs to land first for a clean diff.

With these changes, GMFs can exported by invoking the `--export-hazard` command.
Hazard curve serialize/export

Final piece of https://bugs.launchpad.net/openquake/+bug/1024974.

This branch adds export functionality for hazard curves, which makes use of the new nrml hazard curve xml writer.

Note: https://github.com/gem/oq-engine/pull/816 and https://github.com/gem/nrml/pull/35 should land first.
Handle duplicate attributes

This fixes a bug where the last attribute encountered overwrites all
others attributes having the same name.

Added test file.

Let me know what you think.
Separate module for Standalone Distribution
booth icons 

removed odd character from svg
Added a bunch of missing HAVE_* defines

...to fix compilation on Linux with GCC 4.7.1. The issue likely caused by my previous commits related to Visual C++ port of the code.

These changes are required to build the current master of json-c on Linux with GCC.
Apology for not testing my Visual C++ porting changes earlier.
Should clearing of a relation upon a refresh optional?

Model.refresh it is possible to optionally clear the current models. This commit also adds this behavior to the refresh of a relation. I found this useful in some situations, but I wonder if it should be the default as I have made it in this pull request.
Probabilities Module: User-defined policy for Boost Math instead of manual domain checks

*Please feel free to discuss and share your comments. However, please do not pull yet. I will consolidate Kevin's earlier pull request 131 and this one.*

C++ AL:
- Boost global functions (so far, only error handlers) are now in dbal/BoostIntegration directory

Probability functions:
- Instead of isnan/isfinite/etc. checks, we now have a user-defined policy that propagates NaNs but errors out on all other boost domain errors (using the error message provided by boost).
- Boost probability functions are defined in modules/prob/boost.{hpp|cpp} using macros. New functions can now be added by adding only one line in both files.
- Provided a facility to override boost's domain checks (necessary, e.g., for the Fisher F-distribution).
- Student t-distribution now provides the standard boost interface.

Other modules:
- Adapted to the above changes
Adding a hook to bundling process

This is for adding arbitrary files to the deployment tarball from
packages.
A popular usecase (I think) is to add a package.json for hosting
services (which could also be dynamically generated) or even changing contents of the bundle to introduce a custom "unsupported" html file for example.
Update: cabocha 0.60 to 0.64, crf++ 0.54 to 0.57

cabocha is dependent on crf++.
New formula: fruitstrap

[Fruitstrap](https://github.com/ghughes/fruitstrap) is a simple and useful tool for installing ios application bundles from the command line.

```
xcodebuild build && fruitstrap path/to/bundle.app
```

It's a standalone C file, it would be nice to install and update it from homebrew.
gnuplot 4.6.1 + dep on pango for wx

- Upgrade to version 4.6.1
- Remove the patch. It decides aquaterm=no on its own now.
- Change pango to being a dep always to fix the `--wx` option.
- Remove the unrecognized `--disable-debug` & aquaterm options.

gnuplot doesn't compile the wx terminal unless it finds pagnocairo.
This commit fixes that by removing the condition on pango being
a dependency, allowing it to be used always.

Fixes #15692
Set -Xss in the ElasticSearch launch daemon file

Without -Xss set, ElasticSearch will fail to start on JDK 7. Its documentation also recommends not relying on default JVM stack size.
mu 0.9.8.4, adjust head, add dep on emacs

* Upgrade mu to 0.9.8.4
* Use the new head url at GitHub
* Add a dep on `emacs`

The mu developers moved their repo from Gitorious to GitHub.

The previous version of mu compiled without problems using the
Lion system `emacs`.  This version uses a command that is not
available in the system emacs-22.1.1, and the compile will fail
using clang or llvm with many errors like this:

    In toplevel form:
    mu4e-actions.el:30:1:Error: Unknown keyword :safe

So this commit adds a dep on Homebrew emacs, currently v23.4,
and it builds again.  Tested against the new xapian-1.2.9 on
Lion using clang and llvm-gcc from XCode-4.3.2.
merge windows additions
Add a Build Url function in OC to avoid quirck url constructions

In owncloud JS, 
we have a lot of quircky constructed url...
having to encode every param is boring an fault prone...
sometimes you forget to do it, sometimes you do it twice....
let's add a util function that use the current filePath option and add a data paramter...

the function also test for the ? or & to concatenate the data:

just use it as 

``` js

window.location = OC.buildUrl('files', 'ajax', 'download.php', {file: filename, dir: $('#dir').val()} );

OC.buildUrl('core', 'ajax', 'vcategories/edit.php', {type: type });
```

instead of 

```
window.location = OC.filePath('files', 'ajax', 'download.php') + '?files=' + encodeURIComponent(filename) + '&dir=' + encodeURIComponent($('#dir').val());

//unescape 
OC.filePath('core', 'ajax', 'vcategories/edit.php') + '?type=' + type
```


What do you guys think about this...?
bz18885. catch OSError when trying to get the name of the device

We were raising OSError when getting the name, but only catching WindowsError.
There's probably another bug in here somewhere, but without being able to get
more information from the reporter (it came in through Bogon) all I can do is
not have it crash Miro.
added image for srir (color #521292)

EDIT: Deployed. http://sraghavan.net
fixed size function in NEL

one liner.
CoffeeScript string interpolation

Hiya, found a small bug:  I was doing string concatenation a la JS but it bugs out with CoffeeScript.  Needed to use the Ruby like syntax:

return cb(new Error("Couldn't delete ${id}. No such entry."))

Fixed.

a+,a.
Replace AttributesAccessor with AttributeSet.

This way the methods for accessing a set of Attributes are together with those Attributes. The down side is that AttributeSet is marginally more complex. The upside is that `Virtus::Extensions` and `Virtus::ClassMethods` are simpler and more direct.
[Team Zef] Rename packed file to *.min.js

I need this for my 20% time project, plus it just makes sense.

The packed files should end with the extension of *.min.js. For me, this will allow me to fix up and speed up find in files / serach in files by also omitting *.min.js files.

Please see also: https://github.com/ajaxorg/cloud9infra/pull/2898
Fix for custom Authorization implementations to be loaded by CRestBuilder

There is an issue where only Basic and OAuth implementations of the Authorization interface can be loaded by CRestBuilder. This fix allows a reference to a custom implementation of the Authorization interface to be added as a CRestBuilder property and used to sign requests.

*The fix was originally proposed by Laurent Gilles in an email discussion.*
hello test

test pull request
Testing 1.9.3

if the build passes, you should drop support for obsolete rubies ;)

Thanks for sharing Keydown. 

I've been looking for 2 hours and your tool is the best tool for the job.
fix monomap for changes in Gdms: Stream API + Layers over DS not edition

This updates monomap to the new API defined in #79. Have a look there for more details.

**Do not merge this before #79 is merged**
Please note the comments and changes to your file.

Please take a look at the changes I've made to  your document.
the MIT LICENSE in file form

As requested :)
Don't capture the event if alt is pressed.

fixes #51
Spelling edits

Some tidy up editing before I wade in on the attribute editing use-case.
Reduces the overall logging while adding a configurable update timer

Displays the number of messages sent in a given time window. Additionally
does a fair amount of PEP8 cleanup.
Compile Posts based on file extension instead of project setting

First attempt at issue #22

Everything works correctly here, but I'm not sure about the implementation.

The first problem might have just come from the fact that I'm not familiar with the code base, but because of the way that global configuration is set up it seems like the only way to get access to a conf during a doit run is by adding code inside of `nikola.Nikola`.

So, originally I had a utility function inside of `Nikola`, but I would have needed to either never cache the results of figuring out what compiler a given file extension maps to, or create a cache and make it a class global property. Instead of that I just created a new class in utils that has a private cache variable (`inverse_post_compilers`) and every time we run into a new extension the compiler for it gets added.

The code is mostly ugly because of error checking, the api that it enables (see [nikola/nikola.py:174](https://github.com/quodlibetor/nikola/pull/new#L2R174), [nikola/nikola.py:354](https://github.com/quodlibetor/nikola/pull/new#L2R354), [nikola/nikola.py:811](https://github.com/quodlibetor/nikola/pull/new#L2R811)) is exactly the same, and I think that this `post_compilers` format (i.e., `'language': ['list', 'of', 'extensions']`) is the most intuitive and least tedious for users.
Some clean up to main-script.
Added code to catch SQLiteException errors like missing columns

Recommends a reinstall and restore
Copy changes

Did a quick review, and made some slight edits.

Also, you will need a logo, in the two sizes detailed in the cloudflare.json, as part of the repo.
Add Support for Preempt Enabled Kernels

These few commits are an attempt to add the remaining bit to the SPL to support CONFIG_PREEMPT enabled kernels. Much of the work was based off of previous endeavors by @ryao and @kylef here: https://github.com/zfsonlinux/spl/pull/98
Fix Swipe Bear form

Signed-off-by: BlueSellafield
M206 fixes, and ancillary improvements

In this series of changes:
 * Improve the Makefile and .gitignore somewhat
 * Make M206 offsets work properly
 * Arrange to store M206 offsets in the eeprom as appropriate
 * Save some program memory so that the result still fits in an atmega644p with SD and EEPROM support enabled.

NB as part of this I bumped the eeprom version of course.

Comments welcome.  Thanks.
rdpsnd + tsmf fix

Fix connection settings for rdpsnd and tsmf channels (AudioPlayback flag was not being set to TRUE)
Discrete rand update

(Apologies if multiple pull requests went to someone's inbox... I kept screwing up the commit range.  This one should finally be correct.)

For discrete distributions, rand(d) produces Float64 samples:

```julia
julia> load("base/distributions.jl")

julia> b = Binomial()
Binomial(1,0.5)

julia> rand(b)
0.0

julia> rand(b)
1.0

julia> typeof(ans)
Float64
```

This is a result of calling libRmath, where all functions seem to return Float64.  This patch casts the results of rand(d) for discrete distributions to integers, while leaving alone rand(d) for continuous distributions:

```julia

julia> load("base/distributions.jl")

julia> b = Binomial()
Binomial(1,0.5)

julia> rand(b)
0

julia> rand(b)
1

julia> g = Gaussian()
Normal(0.0,1.0)

julia> rand(g)
-0.4344590431025213
```

Eventually, these functions should probably be rewritten in Julia--at least, for most of the discrete distributions, it seems wasteful to covert back and forth from integers to floats.

For the patch, ```rand_type``` is set either to ```:int``` or ```""```, and then used to cast the function inside the macro.  While it produces the correct results, I'm not exactly sure what happens when ```rand_type``` is ```""```, so feedback is appreciated.

Kevin
Content browser select functionality
MySql Database Structure

This is database structure
update version 120727
Static page fe refactor

Refactoring all CSS pages in this folder to make use of SCSS. This work is a continuation of that done in the alphagov/static#23 pull request and involves the following:

- Changing of ERB files to SCSS to use SCSS helpers instead (i.e. for asset paths)
- Usage of SCSS structure for layout
- Cross-browser fixes dealt with by SCSS conditional code instead of CSS hacks

All changes done by myself and @KushalP
fix uninstall bug

This fixes a recent regression in the app uninstall process.  Addresses #1293.  #1325 is related but is not fixed by this patch.

The change to request.js is a simple fix to the bug that was causing [object HTMLDivElement] to appear.

The change to homescreen.js fixes the more basic problem of the dialog being displayed twice.  The fix here is less clear. This is a temporary patch pending an overhaul of the homescreen event handling code.
Fix git module to update branch to latest when using version=<branch>

The git module would not pull in updates to a branch when
version=<branch>.  This updates that block to checkout the branch
and then do a git reset --hard < remote >/< branch >.  This
should now track updates to a branch.

See issue #1722.
Make `define_hook` take multiple hook names

This is a patch to make `define_hook` more useful. In classes with
multiple hooks, defining each hook on a separate line can take up a lot
of space. For single hooks, `define_hook` is still available for
semantics. However, for multiple hooks, you can define them all with the
same call:

`define_hooks :before_dinner, :after_dinner, :another_hook`

Signed-off-by: David Celis <david@davidcelis.com>
add example for keep-alive enabled webserver
Type filter for vdc-manage resourcegroup show

Currently in vdc-manage you can only show a single resource group or all resource groups of all types. If you have a lot of groups defined, it is likely that you'll want to list only the groups of a specific type.
Added Indexes on FeatureList

As discussed in the mailing list, I added a behavior on the FeatureList class. If indexes are used, there is a great performance boost happens. If not, default behavior will be used.
Replace BDB-managed addr.dat with bitcoin-managed ipaddr.dat

CAddrMan is the new address storage manager, and it already knows how to read/write its own serialized data.

Therefore, we may treat it like the block file and implement WriteToDisk() and ReadFromDisk() similarly.  This eliminates the need for the BDB-managed addr.dat, replacing it with "ipaddr.dat" containing nothing but a flat file storing addrman data.
Fix version numbers of archive builds

The preprocessor magic in version.cpp require CLIENT_VERSION_* to be macro's, as they are stringified into CLIENT_DESC when no git-describe output is available.
Describe changing the default password

I found this almost 3 year old email discussion 

  http://www.mail-archive.com/cobbler@lists.fedorahosted.org/msg04373.html
  http://www.mail-archive.com/cobbler@lists.fedorahosted.org/msg04385.html

It essentially says that the settings file should describe how to change the default password.
Apparently no such patch ever made it into the software, so I'm providing it here.
Add --phantom option to allow non-PATH phantomjs binary.

We found ourselves trying to run `grover` in an environment (Jenkins) that was supremely hostile to dynamically augmenting the `PATH` inside an Ant target. Unlike the `npm` workaround of just calling `/full/path/to/node /full/path/to/npm/script <args>`, we found ourselves employing dastardly shell script hacks that make me cringe.

Enter `--phantom`! If you don't pass the option, the current behaviour is preserved. As I did not want to encumber the project with many megabytes of cross-platform binaries to test, I merely made the argument check extremely conservative about the actual filesystem presence of the option's argument.
Updated data/export/bluepill/master.pill.erb

.. to read in the environment variables from the foreman .env file and reflect it in the pill file.

Needed this because things like 
  export RAILS_ENV=production; bluepill load /path/to/pill/file
didn't work otherwise
Install precise64 support

This pull request is to support precise64 as an alternative to lucid64
On the dorito scale of spicyness, this is a mild and organic: not urgent on my side.

    sm bosh-solo local vagrant_precise64

Commits:
1. seamless support for libreadline install on both versions of ubuntu
2. a small bug with vagrant_lucid64
3. the vagrant files.

The box is correctly setup with bosh-solo (hack the vagrant-setup to pick my branch of bosh-solo with the fix). But "sm bosh-solo status" will not work without the workaround.
There is a bug with (BD)sm it seems:
    https://github.com/sm/sm/pull/48
Enable correct viewport switching for screen 1x-4x 

and add shortcut key Ctrl1-4 for screen 1x-4x
Implement sceSasGetGrain , sceSasSetGrain and sceSasSetPause

finally get seperate branch created , squash all multiple commits into one from master to branch :)
need to add baz
Added support for a few basic options

- Added `--version`
- Persist folder structure in docs dir via `--structured` (solves #38)
  - Will be very useful on larger projects or for users that have multiple src folders
  - Necessary to doc similarly named files in different folders
- Ability to include styles inline via `--inline`
  - This could be useful for sharing a specific src file doc w/out the whole docs folder
  - Avoids link path issues when `--structured` option is used
- Use custom stylesheet via `--css fileName.css`
  - `-c` is an alias for `--css`
- Use custom template via `--template fileName.jst`
  - `-t` is an alias for `--template`

Docco defaults are retained; these are additional features and should not affect the basic (quick-and-dirty) use-case.
Fix port number in the parseauthentication
getblockby* patch

from JoelKatz @forum.bitcoin.org:"It looks to me like they access mapBlockIndex without holding the appropriate lock."
Writer#file_header joins command line args with a space

better formatting of output of Writer#file_header, joining
command line args with a space.  E.g.:

before: `/path/to/rake seed_file:createTABLE=departmentOVERWRITE=true`

after: `/path/to/rake seed_file:create TABLE=department OVERWRITE=true`
Various fixes and patches

 * Adds a configurable cap for ArmorImpact which addresses #354.  in de3bae4 & 2c8bfd6    
When damaging an item, it checks the vanilla max durability and checks if its not damaging it for more than 20% (default value), if it damages it too much, set it back to 20%. 
 * Fixes #259 with 6f1ee88    
 (tested with password = `1b+()a` startup log: http://pastie.org/private/wwpbhmebyhyobhqg9mv16g :D )
 * Fixes #335 with 6f1ee88
 * Fixes #364 with e13ba01
 * Fixes datatype for Herbalism command in e5cc06e
Bug 614428 research
[bug 726027] Add legend to KPI dashboard

r?
move DB changes from 25 to 26
Fixed error due to unknown $current_product variable
bug 751654 - slight change in hbase lib

hbase.Hbase now not hbase.hbase
Fix for Ice Cream Sandwich connection problems

This patch fixes the connection problems on ICS devices, without compromising the connection with older Android devices.

The terminal on ICS returns a String line different from the older devices. 
The Gingerbread device, for example, gives a shell line that look like this:
* "\r\n$ "
The ICS device, otherwise, gives a shell line like this:
* "app_122@android:/ $ "

So, changing the stop condition of the loop in "read()" function fixed the problem.

Thanks!
add description of K2JS, Tinykonoha.
Print more info when walking the input tree.

I renamed variables for better readability (in my opinion), and added messages when:

* creating a directory
* ignoring a directory
* ignoring a file

In the second commit I change the ignore test from for example `./input/name` to `name`.
swift-account-audit fixed

```
$ swift-account-audit SOSO_88ad0b83-b2c5-4fa1-b2d6-60c597202076
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/local/bin/swift-account-audit", line 5, in <module>
    pkg_resources.run_script('swift==1.7.0', 'swift-account-audit')
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py", line 499, in run_script
    self.require(requires)[0].run_script(script_name, ns)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py", line 1235, in run_script
    execfile(script_filename, namespace, namespace)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/swift-1.7.0-py2.7.egg/EGG-INFO/scripts/swift-account-audit", line 362, in <module>
    auditor = Auditor(**options)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/swift-1.7.0-py2.7.egg/EGG-INFO/scripts/swift-account-audit", line 58, in __init__
    self.object_ring = Ring(os.path.join(swift_dir, ring_name='object'))
TypeError: join() got an unexpected keyword argument 'ring_name'
```
Background e fonts alteradas
Missing title on Schedule page

Just noticed this, not sure if it got lost in a merge somewhere.
Adding category and tag list generators to the blog module

Added 2 simple methods that generate category and tag lists. These are both global lists that are not post specific. Useful for blog sidebars. 

Due to the nature of the Keywords module, the tag lists enforces unique tags. 

plugin::categories:

```
{{ blog:categories limit="10" }}
    <span><a href="{{ url }}" title="{{ title }}">{{ title }}</a></span>
{{ /blog:categories }}
```
plugin::tags:

```
{{ blog:tags limit="10" }}
    <span><a href="{{ url }}" title="{{ title }}">{{ title }}</a></span>
{{ /blog:tags }}
```
Added is_tablet to agent class and made template class detect tablets as non-mobile

Added is_tablet to agent class and made template class properly detect tablets as non-mobile devices.

This also takes care of issue: #1984
added missing use statment

Bug fix: no
Feature addition: no
Backwards compatibility break: no
Symfony2 tests pass: yes
Update intrablog link to new format.

This fixes two broken links.
chaining with options

returned exports from options method, so as to support the following use case.  I think it's very convenient.

var logly = require('logly').options({ date: true, color: true });
Add and use VeriSign and DigiCert root certs

This commit adds VeriSign and DigiCert root certificates and overrides the **hoauth** defaults so that **libcurl** will actually verify Twitter certs.  (Otherwise **Network.OAuth.Http.CurlHttpClient** turns off `CurlSSLVerifyPeer` by default...)

I may spend some additional time playing with a proxy, but didn't want to delay a fix.  

-- Kevin

[cc @mwotton]

Note: I suspect that on MacOS we may need some additional gymnastics to locate the cert files, so somebody should give it a try and let me know.
修复一个严重bug
Basic ASP.NET forms authentication with passwords in config file (Authentication.config)
:-)

I'm porting this to SuperCollider, got tired of never knowing if an operation on a collection would mutate the array or not.
Ssi close

fix: recursive close() for ssi forks
Pond generation code

Does't include populating code, I'll work on it after my exams.
The noise generation might need a bit of tweaking.
Also, I'm using the isSolid() method to replace the vanilla Minecraft isOpaque() method, so snow and leaves get turned into stone. Is there any better equivalent I could use?

This time I've got the tabs and warnings right :D.
Remove duplicate code from recurring_todos_helper.rb

Reverted unneeded changes to recurring_todos_helper.rb from my last pull request. Sorry about that.
Reposition work thumbs out of view upon nav click besides works.

Check out this fix for moving the work thumbs back out of view upon leaving the works area.
Fix the atomiadns_zoneimport script

Hi!
The commit message says it all (hopefully):

The script failed with the following error (while the atomiadnsclient did work):

got fault of type soap:AuthError.NotAuthenticated: unauthorized access at /usr/share/perl5/Atomia/DNS/ServerHandler.pm line 1071.


This fix is taken from the atomiadnsclient program

Cheers,

Pieter Lexis
miner.php optional single rig totals (on by default)

+miner.php allow a custom page section to select all fields with '*' - e.g. to create a STATS section on a custom page
Move PathUtil.normalize method to codjo-util

## Description

```normalize``` method has been moved from ```codjo-test-common``` ```PathUtil``` class to a new ```PathUtil``` class in ```codjo-util```.
Got the gemfile ready for action
Update lib/userstamp/migration_helper.rb

Rails 3.2 fix.

Issue: 
undefined method `userstamps' for #<ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::TableDefinition:0xa6d1014>
Beautiful expanded rows

![Example](http://ahye.edelight.net/s/Ywlf2PHm.png)
Adding Enumerable#reversed function

http://jsfiddle.net/frodsan/3g8jn/
ECMS-3854: Increase the displaying area and allow user to resizes displa...

Link issue: https://jira.exoplatform.org/browse/ECMS-3854
Fix description: Increase the displaying area and allow user to resizes display.
Hackathon pull test.html  request

Please pull my test.html code to your Hackathon branch.
Made AccessRange.key length configurable

Guess AccessRange.key length isn't configurable because it's mostly used with static pre-defined set of ranges.

I'm implementing [Unhosted](http://unhosted.org/) [remoteStorage](http://www.w3.org/community/unhosted/wiki/RemoteStorage) protocol server (mk-fg/django-unhosted), and "scope" parameter there is basically a path (think "public/image.jpg"), and thus can easly be larger than 255 characters, hence the need for larger (preferrably configurable) field.
Fixed the table to display with seconds

Javascript is dumb and cannot create a date object with milliseconds other than 000.
[7.1] AS7-4885 Ensure parallel boot latch is properly counted down when...

...subsystem boot failures occur
Add mime types for wellcome content handling

as we don't serve css's with text/css ie9 denies loading of css..

this should go to 7.2 and 7.1.3
[7.1] [AS7-4814] Cannot activate OSGi subsystem with disabled bundle deployments

https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-4814
Include NSPR

This includes the NSPR libraries. As noted in the README, you have to have the NSPR header files in /usr/include/nspr/.
Faster map viewby

Towards #434 for the map view; making the first query a geo-point query (so map loads faster for large datasets + bandwidth constrained environments); making filtration client-side. significant improvements on 18K point dataset on my machine.
Bug 809646 : Corrected the CSS selector wrongly applied to the cancel butt...

...on of wallpaper picker
Nightly 2012-11-16
Feature contacts

New Contacts app. Features included:

- Brand new design
- List contacts
- Add a contact
- View details of a contact
- Quick scroll
- Edit screen (save button soon)