labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
[master] Use arg4j 2.0.16 and bug fixes

* Correct parsing of TRACE and ERROR arguments
* Add shutdown hook to flush/close TRACE and ERROR
Added option to set index of image to display first

I'm new to this github thing, so sorry if I'm doing things wrong. 
But, like your plugin it's fast and simple. 
I missed an option though, to set the first image to display so I added that.

I guess I've just could have skipped the 

pic.attr("src", $(this).attr("src"))

line, and loaded the images in another way, but I choose the slightly easier way for now.
Models caching

r?
Adicionando suporte a controller com namespace

ola @shairontoledo/@gabrielsobrinho

estou enviando este pull request para que seja adicionando o suporte à controllers com namespace.
Fix link border around Fork Me ribbon on IE

There was a rule in the home page CSS that was meant to remove a link border around the "fork me" ribbon, but it did not work on IE.
Support escaped quotes in quoted strings

Takes care of things like:

    content: "Hello, \"name\""

and the IE voice family hack:

     voice-family: "\"}\""
Added check for invalid retrieved image data in RMWebTileImage

This adds a check to see if a UIImage can be created from the retrieved data, when loading tiles. If not, the request is automatically retried, until out of retries.

This avoids problems with temporary server outages that redirect to an HTML error page, or when on funny networks that drop or mess with connections, like public WiFi that uses captured portals to redirect users to a login screen.
Kenny aq master branch

remove the xlxs file
Optional storage engine tests, fixed up broken specs

Hi,

As per other message - fixed specs broken due to redefinition of HTTP.refresh_connection (replaced with mock) and also made testing of any/all storage engines optional.  Default behaviour is to test every storage engine as before, but if you add a `spec/test_these_engines.rb` and redefine `$TESTING_STORAGE_ENGINES` to contain only what you're interested in (it's in the `.gitignore`) you can restrict testing to only those gems you have (Redis in my case).

Hopefully this gets me into a state where I can add the features I *really* want - canonical URL support and the ability to treat more than one domain as the same site.

Cheers,

Russ
Block applications

The ability to block applications.  Since we only have one app so far, this means "ability to block Cubbi.es".  :)  Users can choose which apps to block by going to their settings, then going to the Authorizations tab/page.  Aspect stream elements are filtered out using ```provider_display_name```.

There may be a few parts of this patch that might seem questionable.  Please comment, and we can discuss, and/or I can massage the patch until it is acceptable.  At the least, though, this implementation is functional.
Added example that loops through a strongly-typed collection

I've just added a quick example of looping through a List<object> and thought it might be helpful to include.
Remove index.htmls from the test folder.

The tests folder really doesn't need those since it should never be on publicly accessible server.
Added Transport and MessageFactory and according interfaces

Added Transport and MessageFactory and according interfaces
Extracted AbstractHandler
Utilize the modified_time function implemented by Storage classes instead of assuming thumbnail storages are path-based and manually using os.path to calculate mod times

As you're aware, modtimes are critical for the thumbnail_exists method (and much of the framework) to operate correctly.  Currently,  get_source_modtime & get_thumbnail_modtime, in files.py (line 461 & 470), are hardcoded to use os.path.getmtime(path) to get the modtimes for thumbnails and sources.  However, this assumes an os.path compatible Storage backend and neglects the fact that Django Storage classes and subclasses already implement a "modified_time" method for this purpose. 

I've written a database base64-based storage backend & a memcached storage backend (with fall-back to database) in order to do various things on Heroku, which has an ephemeral file-system that is useless for writing files to.  I have my reasons for doing this instead of uploading to S3. 

As it stands, easy-thumbnails doesn't work out of the box with these backends because of the os.path usage.  However, there was no reason why it couldn't work with any storage backend that implements the modified_time interface which Django's Storage prescribes.  FileSystemStorage (and by extension ThumbnailFileSystemStorage) already implement modified_time by doing basically the same thing easy-thumbnails manually does (see django.core.files.storage.FileSystemStorage):

```
def modified_time(self, name):
        return datetime.fromtimestamp(os.path.getmtime(self.path(name)))
```

In sum, it seems more correct to use the storage's modified_time method rather than manually getting the modified time, and this enables different types of backends. 

My fork swaps out the hardcoded called to os.path and calls the storage's modified_time method instead.  Also, the call to utils.fromtimestamp in ```update_modified = modtime and utils.fromtimestamp(modtime)``` at lines 437 and 449 become redundant, since the modified_time method in FileSystemStorage performs this conversion already for file based storages.  

All tests pass, and I don't really see room for new tests beyond the current ones, since this is using the modified_time method of Django Storage or FileSystemStorage (or of a custom storage) which are tested in their respective packages.    But i'd be happy to write a test if you can describe to me what it would do.  Anecdotally, I've been using this code in production for a few months without issue.
fixes fixes fixes

and merge merge merge
Optimise images (121 KB reduction)

Hi, amazingsyco.

I've taken the liberty of putting VillainousStyle's image assets though a range of optimisation tools. Image optimisation allows us to reduce the footprint of images - meaning faster load times at no cost to image quality. It does this by finding the best (lossless) compression parameters, stripping embedded comments, and removing unnecessary colour profiles. [See more](http://port3000.co.uk/imageoptimiser-a-github-bot-to-proactively-op).

I found 3 optimisable images, making a 121 KB reduction in size. That's about 25.04% of your total image assets.

Merry Christmas.

<table><tr><th>Name</th><th>Reduction</th></tr><tr><td>doom-icon.png</td><td>9.58%</td></tr><tr><td>dark-test-style.png</td><td>45.92%</td></tr><tr><td>light-test-style.png</td><td>39.39%</td></tr></tr></table>

Tools used: advpng, gifsicle, jpegoptim, jpegrescan, jpegtran, optipng, pngcrush, pngout. This is an automated bot maintained by [@skattyadz](https://twitter.com/skattyadz)
Fixed active record indexing of multiple classes.

I fixed a bug in the active record implementation of next_batch function, that was highlighted in issue #7. The problem is that any type of Class name would be given to the batcher and then some of the records would not be indexed. From my tests it appeared to be records that weren't of the same class as the first object passed to be batcher.

This is more likely an issue with the sunspot code with their batch indexing but because their code never uses this type of multi class indexing at once (all their reindex and index code does 1 class at a time) they would never experience it. I am going to look closer at that, but for now this is a good work around. It causes 1 extra sql query per batch as a consequence of completely it in this manner.

I have never used datamapper or mongodb so not sure if they are also affected or how to fix it properly.
第一次組裝測試
Deskshare improvements: Screen Video V2, Scala upgrade

The main purpose of this is to add Screen Video V2, see details posted here:

https://groups.google.com/d/topic/bigbluebutton-dev/UUgrtEJHMIE/discussion

This request also contains some changes that make the debugging of deskshare easier (upgraded to Scala 2.9.2, so I can use Eclipse and Scala IDE for debugging; also a few minor fixes to the Scala code, needed to compile on Scala 2.9.2). Not sure if you want, or have to, pull in those changes, too, though upgrading to a newer Scala version shouldn't be wrong.
updates

several updates
Added server validation, and a example html page

Not much change are needed in jquery.motionCaptcha.0.2, around 5 lines or so are added.

Also made the validation with PHP, using phpDollar, see the library.
And JSON2 also needed, I dont think that jquery had a tool to convert a js array to json.

Be aware, im not really sure how to make git submodules.
I also made some changes to phpDollar, which I will commit.
Update webserver/public/stylesheets/style.css

Fixes a broken "match this set" button by decreasing the padding on .button 1px
Updating JAR file again

Hi Luke

Hope you're well.

Have another Selenium Server JAR update. Has gone to CPAN already.

Dan
ConnectionPool bug with a port is specified

When specifying a port number while using the driver, I always get this:

.../mongodb/lib/mongodb/connection/connection_pool.js:10
number') throw "host and port must be specified [" + host + ":"  + port + "]";

But I pass the port number as a number and not a string, there must be something else converting the port number to a string in the code.

So I guess it's a good way to accept a string as a port number since it changes nothing anywhere else in the code. So now it just checks if a port is defined.
Ignore PyCharm's project directory.
カンガルー

リンクを張り替えました
Fix: Custom Cart Messages on Sales Log need stripslashes.

Fixing issue #33.
GROOVY-4835 - added Gr8Conf Hackergarten contributors

Hi,

I could find out the names of the other contributors (not an easy task btw ;)) from the Gr8Conf Hackergarten group which started this AST transformation - please add them to the authors list.

Cheers, Andre
Methods to apply exhaustion on your own

This is the corresponding CraftBukkit pull request to the [Bukkit](https://github.com/Bukkit/Bukkit/pull/372) one.

Fabian
Score page

* Added an /about/scoring page to explain the scoring algo
* Added score details box on bundle/show page
tiny fixes

After making the `cc` call give warnings some details appeared. all fixed now.
Put link to known issues wiki page in the README.
Fixed some typos and made a few stylistic changes.

Best regards,

JW, NL
增加枪口火焰效果，解决冲突
LPS-29495

Hi Norbert, I refactored a bit, please retest if it's still working OK. Thanks.
[TIMOB-10220](2_1_X) Update contentOffset to mimic native behavior

Cherry Pick PR #2662 into 2_1_X
Test is in [JIRA](https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TIMOB-10220)
TIMOB-10486 Don't do rotation code when there's nothing to rotate.

Test in Jira.
detect phantomjs in grunt reporter

this is handy if you want to run your specs in a normal browser (since the fix for issue #4 seems to be inlining this script on your runner)
OAuth 2.0 for Google API implemented

Hi Pablo Fernandez,

I forked the scribe-java library to implement OAuth 2 for Google.

- I created the GoogleApi20 class.

- I added a new method in the OauthService interface : public Token refreshAccessToken(Token accessToken).
This method is implemented in OAuth20ServiceImpl, but in OAuth10ServiceImpl throws an exception because Refresh token is not supported.

- I added a new method in DefaultApi20: public String getRefreshTokenParameterName().
This method is implemented in GooglApi20. It returns the parameter needed to refresh a access token.
It is in DefaultApi20 because this parameter can be different according to the API.

- I added 2 fields in the ServiceBuilder/OAuthConfig classes : grantType, accessType (used by google for the offline mode), approvalPrompt (used by Google to indicate if the user should be re-prompted for consent)

- I added the Google20Example to test GoogleApi20.
- I also added the NanoHTTPD class (embeddable HTTP server in Java) to more easily test the callback.

Could you integrate my modifications in your repository ?
Wip refactoring
JBIDE-12955 fix relativepath

I suggest we don't use the root of "uber" components as the parent since components like central would overlap in naming and maven in central is not really a child of central. WDYT ?
Full screen mode on iOS devices

This will allow the wall to be displayed in full screen on iOS devices
when bookmarking the web page on the homescreen.

Very usefull for using an iPad to display the Wall
Corrected IE logo: 5195 bytes

The IE logo motif should be centered in the viewBox.

(Probably ought to rephrase the README to convey this somehow, too.)
Instagram

fyi

нужно еще (если не считать рефакторинги всей системы окошек и табов):

* добавить пушер в pubsub
* прописать пути к вотчеру и табу в настройки
Menu Icon is black when inbox is empty, colored when 1+ message

Hi, I made a quick change so that the icon is black where there is no message, and colored when there is, as do many other status-item apps. I tried to follow your conventions, hope it's good for you!
Minorfixes - In Progress

Bugs fixed so far, will continue to work on remaining

Chain rule ambiguous answers
Slope-intercept to standard form ambiguous answer
Units exercise minor hint grammar issue
Negative number word problem clarification
Add clarification to question and hints
Add an extra hint if the answer is reduced
Remove extraneous hint
Added a hyphen to the git-current-branch call during branch parsing

The call was throwing an error and not populating the branch name.
fixed issue 5585 slug with slash


Removed last '/' from slug if there is one (in SlugController)
SQStat 4 upd

SQStat 4 upd
Fixing font typo

Looks like it was just a simple typo.  I forgot I sync'd to my forked repo, and not directly to yours.
German localization update

Added key descriptions, made version entries more detailed.
Build integrated server

クライアント機能統合版サーバアプリケーションの構築
Essex

Xavi Campa suggestion  in replays to blog post http://uksysadmin.wordpress.com/2012/03/28/screencast-video-of-an-install-of-openstack-essex-on-ubuntu-12-04-under-virtualbox/
Fixed note in documentation

Fixes incorrect syntax in the note added to database/results.rst.
Check for the existence of Mongoid.logger before calling it.

In the fulltext_search_ensure_indexes function the Mongoid.logger is being called without checking to see if it exists first. If the mongoid_config has logger set to false, this will fail when trying to create indexes. 

I've just added a simple check on those logger calls and added a test.
Expose metrics via API as well as printing debug info

Again, this is very useful when embedding ibrowse.
Initial Finnish translations

I think there weren't any translations in Finnish before. But now there is :)
added search endpoint
LPS-27215 Cleanup some container level used request attributes
LPS-26079 Minor formating
844368: productid plugin was failing on ProductCert.product

productid was expecting a ProductCertificates.product, when
that doesn't exist now, so get .products[0]
Вай, реализован 'гибкий' поиск по ДУЛ

...окументам удостоверяющим личность
Update Erlang documentation

* Proper link for the Elxir repo
* According to this https://github.com/extend/cowboy/commit/0c3cf802b429258e2a6ff924156c8d330de5c7e1 commit Cowboy dropped Travis CI test running, so I think we should replace this example with something else, so I propose to include `ibrowse` and `mochiweb`, they are the only to repos using Travis that I could quikly find.
Migration sbt 0.7.7 to 0.11.x

Tested on 0.11.2
attach the source code jar for "TestNG Library"

hi, cbeust

here is minor improvement that attach the source code jar to the "TestNG Library", that means, it's very easy to debug/view the source code, once the user add "TestNG Library" to his/her project,
Dialogajaxlinks are calling zone update too often

It happens that the zone update of an dialogajaxlink is triggered as many times as you hit the dialog link. After 5 times clicking such a link the zone update is triggered 5 times as well.
The critical issue with this comes in when you have more than one dialogajaxlink for one dialog, which are refreshing a zone in this one dialog. The jquery-live binding causes zone updates for different events in the order that you clicked the links.
logger bug

I think this is the correct logger.  logger was undefined previously
Added thanks to Drone readme
Release of 2012.129.1.21
HLQRY-10: Create a dabatase table to persist the groovy templates
Bugfix for broken removal of remote address books
More small updates

Cleaned up the .cfm example, updated the readme to explain new feature toggel in last pull request for table info, and re-minified the js
Keep empty strings, Yml line breaks

This PR is fixes the 2 issues I reported.
Set up Travis CI.

Change test environment to use in-memory SQLite.
Documentation for the 'rules' system and the 'Scheduler'

This is a follow-up to the pull request to my [previous pull request](https://github.com/Perl-Toolchain-Gang/Test-Harness/pull/3), in which I created a patch to add sequence-only exceptions for parallel test runs, only to discover that there was an undocumented option to prove called '--rules' which already has this feature.
--rules is handled by TAP::Parser::Scheduler, and much of the parts of the code for --rules and the Scheduler were not documented since they were introduced in 2008. 

Despite being difficult to discover by most people, the rules system has been well exercised over time, as it is used by [t/harness in the Perl distribution](http://perl5.git.perl.org/perl.git/blob/HEAD:/t/harness), which uses a more advanced syntax for it.

The ability to mark some tests as a not parallel-ready will be a very welcome feature for users with large test suites. Indeed, it turns out it was key to speeding up the Perl testing process. With this feature available, it can be a fairly simple process to convert a complex test suite to parallel testing:

0. Start with tests 100% passing as a baseline (or at least inventory those which are failing)
1. Try a fully parallel test run (or 5 or 10)
2. Note which tests fail when run in parallel
3. Add these exceptions to your .proverc using the --rules syntax.

Profit!

There are a couple of discussion points going forward:

1. In the little documentation that was pre-existing, the rule system was marked as "experimental" in 2008. Is it still experimental because it's been largely undocumented and undiscovered, or is it considered stable now before because it's 4 years old? I would inclined to continue to mark it as experimental until more people can discover it and provide feedback. I left it marked as such in the documentation. 

2. Now that I figured out how to use it via prove, I think the syntax for `prove` could use particular scrutiny to see if that's what we want to keep, or if we want to simply it further. Here's my concern. The primary use-case I see for having "rules" options in prove is to make some tests as not-parallel-ready. Yet, here's the cumbersome, non-memorable recipe for that:

    # Run all tests in parallel, except those starting with "p"
    --rules='seq=t/p*.t' --rules='par=**'

That's a pretty gross syntax for what could be a common usage. On one hand, people may copy/paste this syntax into their .proverc file and forget. On the other, I think we can do better. My initial inclination is to leave the "--rules" flag exposed for advanced uses, but support a simpler shorthand, for example, this could mean the same as the above:

    # Tests starting with "p" are not parallel-ready, they must be run in sequence. 
    --not-parallel='t/p*.t' 

There would be some details to work out there, like how the "simple" and advanced syntaxes would interact, but it seems worth considering.
Some minor fix

谢谢各种修正. ;)
我又加了一点内容和格式的小改动
Bug 817730

I want to revert the recent kernel updates because of hang ups and boot problems that have been reported. To prevent this from happening in the future, I contacted ctalbert and jgriffin about establishing some kind of testing before deploying system updates on the pandas.
Correct values for Expanded Boolean type radio. 

Correct values for Expanded Boolean type radio.
Heres the animation shiz

Theres a markup and style example in the comments of bounce.scss
Fixed a couple of bugs (sigh), and added demo page

It's working well for BoundNodes, but have yet to write test/example page for point Nodes.

ps. Hmm, this library could do with some unit tests!
Activate console easily

I got fed up with copying the token in and pasting it into the console form. If you pass it as ?password= in the query params it's auto-submitted and just works. This patch just changes the output of the command to append the token to the end of the URL, whilst still outputtting it in it's own field for anyone that's scripted the existing output.
Violin, bean and jitter plots for graphics module.

Should be self-explanatory (I hope).  Run example script for to see what it does.
RT #379 seasonal cache attribute change

original icon was a clock (time*.png), changed to a calendar
(calendar*.png)
Skalierung der Cache-Icons im KML-Export auf 100% geändert

Die Cache-Icons im KML-Export (angezeigt im Google Maps) sind viel zu klein. Siehe auch http://forum.geocaching-network.com/index.php?topic=2100.0

Im Export-Template ist die Icon-Skalierung auf 40% gesetzt (warum eigentlich?). Dieser Fix setzt die Skalierung auf 100%.
Deal with a couple more cases where mTermSessions could be null

This should fix #146 as well as another Market topcrash bug.
Added gem_assets config.

Hi,

When adding support for your gem in our application, it turned out that the gem `appetizer-ui` provides files that are not located in standard `vendor/assets/javascripts` paths.

With this PR, it is possible to add those path as follows:
```
gem_assets:
  "appetizer-ui":
    - lib/appetizer/ui/jasmine/js
```
bug fixes + buffered response entity (multiple reads)
Automat akceptujący stare tablice rejestracyjne

jak w tytule, jenkins nie wypluwa błędów
Modified event editing code & display

I introduced a new base template "event_base" which has some "nice"(?) buttons to switch from the various areas to edit, e.g. Sponsors, Speakers, or Sessions.
"Registration" is a dummy at the moment.
Added ability to specify 'failed' as the queue name

This will include/measure the count of the failed jobs in the output
Additional config option for prepending original file name to hashed file name

Hi Marc,

I'm hoping that you could include a new configuration option for prepending a file's original name to the hashed name of the renamed file.

This would be useful for easily identifying the resource from it's URL while also maintaining the cache busting properties of the hashed name.
Add actual bootstrap files
merge

as title
HTML-380 - obs tag should support showUnits="true"
SPR-9498: test case (one fails and one succeeds)

I left all the commits in this pull request so the history can be retrieved when we have a fix and want to test the webapp again.  I managed to boil it all down to a simple test case with no external dependencies though.
adds grouping options
Updated README

Verify if this is good to go.
Added feature to iphone/builder.py that disables the interactive portions of the "distribute" command

Added support for setting an ENV "TI_INTERACTIVE" which, if set to "false" will disable launching Xcode
at the end of of the "distrubute" command. Useful for CI situations where you handle the IPA packaging/signing
yourself.
rdmd: Various fixes

This pull request has a number of fixes to rdmd. Initially, the one described below, but I've added more fixes to this pull request for easy merging.

----

Old description:

rdmd: Overhaul of command-line argument handling and quoting
----------------

This pull request changes all command-line handling from using strings to string arrays (argv-style), and dramatically improves shell escaping.

Fixes include:

* correct passing of linker arguments
* correct handling of arguments containing quotes/backslashes
* correct execution of commands starting with a quote (on Windows)
* correct construction of DMD response files on both Windows and Linux
Saga ICS props

Initial commit + updated EGL drivers.
Added FlexPaper support
Added NancyFx Test

Hi Rick,

I've added a Nancy module to the tests. 

Regards
Craig
Add HTMLUnit remote driver support

I've added support for the HTMLUnit remote driver to support headless execution against a selenium-server.  Feel free to incorporate if you like.  We're currently using this addition in-house at my workplace.

To initiate a session, I employ this keyword:

    Open Browser    [initial page url]    remote_url=[the selenium-server url]    browser=htmlunit

Also included is support for the HTMLUnit driver with Javascript support.
Rails 3 Compatibility

This commit makes the gem rails 3 compatible.  While I couldn't find a substitute for the rails 2 erase_redirect_results, I did find a solution for the double render problem and the gem is working fine on my end with rails 3.2 and ruby 1.9.
Theme broken on default install

Theme directory was set statically, changed to pull dynamically.

this commit fixes #5
Basic redmine 1.4 compatibility

Only the basal steps to be redmine 1.4 compatible.
Адаптивная вёрстка

Заметил проблему при отслеживании ресайза окна через JavaScript.
Похоже, что при слишком резком ресайзе, инфомрация не успевает обрабатываться и правый блок на долю секунды выскакивает вниз. Из-за этого пришлось сделать макет уже, чем ширина страницы и центрировать его с помощью внешнего container'a (т.к. макет основан на float).
 
Но возникла другая проблема, на этот раз - с контейнером: 10% + 10% + 60% не равно 80% :(
support for sphinx 2.0.4

support for sphinx 2.0.4
Upgrade to node 0.6
Added an API example using Haskell.
"Killed:"

This fixes the issue that I had with two of the devices.  For some reason it was returning blank and quitting after one run.

Not sure if the return value changing will cause any other solution to break.
fixed script.js and some style changes

This fixes the javascript for the new dokuwiki release, mostly jquery conversation.
Django perms

Hi,

I backported the Django Model permission system from Tastypie: https://github.com/toastdriven/django-tastypie/blob/master/tastypie/authorization.py#L45

Seems to work as expected. BTW, it's hard to test DELETE or PUT request from the browser because of the form, is there any workaround planned? E.g. using JS?

Camille.
tiny changes

Karl, could you add markup for the own opinion?
For example: Chapter 3, Ordering. Opinion is good, and it should be highlighted.
Another one is: Chapter 6, A Mix of Theory and Practice where ".NET and Java developers can think..."
templates are not good examples. To understand them you need to know what is it. So, I think this part should have different design.

p.s. book is damn good.
p.p.s. is it possible to replace "by Karl Seguin" to "Author: Karl Seguin"?
offer-atname-of-link-text-on-twitter-pages-11

gridaphobe: **approve, somewhat begrudgingly**

Add @name to context menu options when over a link on a Twitter page.

Fixes #11
Unit, Component & Functional tests & integración con travis-ci.org

Hola,

Envío aquí PR para adjuntar los tests a la app y además integrarla con [travis-ci.org](http://travis-ci.org).

Un saludo!

Nota: Los tests funcionales aún no se pueden ejecutar puesto que el componente DOM Crawler, base de la clase ```Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Test\WebTestCase```, en esta versión no soporta documentos HTML5, así que <del>les he sacado el ```Test``` del nombre</del> los he marcado como ```skipped```.
Updated Library directory, added pulse hold code to dev
Inject the PluginBroker into the ActionController for controller plugins

Inject the PluginBroker into the ActionController so that we pick up any module's controller plugins that they have injected into it. By injecting into ActionController, all controllers that extend it will automatically pick up this injection without having to inject themselves which of course saves a lot of typing for developers and stops them wondering why a given plugin isn't working in a particular controller!
Here is what I'm writing
Ah, aussi, pour le nommage des fichiers:

unpackage     (nom tout en minuscules)
   |
   ------ unautrepackage
                    |
                    ----------- uneclasse.py     (un module (fichier), tout en minuscules)
                    |                    |
                    |                    -------- class UneClasse 
                    |
                    ----------- uneautreclasse.py
                                        |
                                        --------- class UneAutreClasse
ET TA MERE

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reply@reply.github.com
> a écrit :

> Ça fait du loop unrolling ?
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Since withDB return Either, we should just return a Left  instead of throw exception
Javadoc on public classes and methods.
Edi, I haven't had opportunity to check Marti's paper, but can you make a meaningful analysis with the pyrifos data in vegan as an alternative to prc?
yes, sounds good, might be good to call that method on each check, though so that the Resizer has full dynamic control.
@BeforeClass/@AfterClass. We have used that in several places, also.
a thousand crackers just shed a tear
![](http://i.qkme.me/36fued.jpg)
@korzhyk fixed in 1ef12fd172
Any reason you didn't want to do it something like this instead:

    browser_version = "ie#{imp.browser_class.version.to_i}".to_sym
> TypeDef is an attractive name because it is linked to the old typedef keyword. I think, however, that a better name for it is CloneType because that's what it does.

Indeed, but TypeDef is still necessary for some D1 users migrating to D2 from now. Of cause we can add some useful TypeDef family (like argued in <a href="http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=5467">issue 5467</a>) with better name.

> Also, a feature request: we need a third argument, a string called "cookie" defaulted to null.

OK. I also had same issue speaked in <a href="https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/phobos/pull/300#issuecomment-3329507">here</a>. It is necessary.
I also realized it'd be a good idea to do some named searches (we never had sphinx tests for that :O)
You should fill a pull request for buildbot/buildbot for the buildbot team to look at it.
You should `push_scene :options`, so Options can pop and return back here.
Moui, meme si je suis pas sur que ca pose un problème quelque part, mais dans le doute.. Je vérifie dans `Node#_handleRPCQuery`, regarde c'est marqué au dessus.
@myiwen it's cool
cant use Arcane Exlposion at walking/jumping anymore (have to work at walking/jumping)
You forked this merely for having this commit at the top didn't you?
Yeah, but people were pretty pissed that they can't use their crappy Yahoo! accounts. It's best to use Gmail.
I'd like this to be tested against ADODB before it gets merged in, and implemented in a way that doesn't require modification of ADODB. Another option would be to include SQL queries for each driver to create the index outside of the XMLSchema toolkit; this would require a bit of testing in order to ensure that there aren't any unexpected interactions with the database sync process if the table is modified later.
Oui le test passerais.
Mais bon, c'est pas vraiment utile d'être rigide sur les tests d'une simple fonctionnalité. Après on va se retrouve avec énormement de test à maintenir et on risque de se faire submerger lorsqu'on aura des modifications à faire.
thanks for checking it out. will investigate it and fix it. at least it's not leaking a couple MB per minute on EPG updates anymore now :)
already fixed in the next commit
Yeah I've tested it, the old bug of the overdrive forward came back but the
bump sonsors now react to something. All I did was changed quickStop to
Stop.

On 28 February 2012 20:35, ttauber <
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> wrote:

> have you tested it? in the previous code, there wasn't stop before
> travelling back, but i thought it might be desirable
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This is This is the correct and intended behavior.
Because every time you use `==` God kills a puppy...
I'm currently reworking the plugin in the (swipe)[https://github.com/jsor/jcarousel/tree/swipe] branch. I've re-added the scroll limit (configurable via options) and added dispatching of events if the carousel isn't moved.
Use tc ones, are ok and more updated that skyfire. Are working find and no crashes.
I think git remote add jclouds git://github.com/jclouds/jclouds.git
and
git pull --rebase jclouds master
will help

look at http://www.jclouds.org/documentation/devguides/contributing-to-jclouds for more details :)
as peoples say - not helped. i'm not may repeat problem...
That is appropriate.
While the site is back, everyone can download ArkDB 2.6.0 from here:

http://filebeam.com/97b1eb75ee96469bc06e9be9a888b0b5

Sorry about the downtime..
This gives:

```
julia> dec(0,0)
""

julia> dec(1,0)
"1"
```

I'm not sure any number should ever be printed with zero digits.
Coolness.
Why both `print_shortest` and `show(Float)`? Looks like there is duplicated code between the two. There should be one core routine that takes all options and `show` calls that with defaults.
Inference and intrinsics are not screwy. Well, maybe inference is :P

It's a simple unintended consequence of the integer type change and (again!) the definitions of `next` for `Ranges`.

    next{T<:Integer}(r::Range1{T}, i::T) = (i, i+one(T))

Now when T is Int32, `i+one(T)` gives an Int64 so this method is no longer applicable, and the other `next` method is called for subsequent iterations. The result:

```
julia> linspace(int32(1), int32(4))
[1, 3, 4, 0]
```

Perhaps another reason to keep same-type operations the way they were.
what was the point of that??
For the sake of the future architecture discussions and changes, can you at least document what is your vision of the Cppcheck architecture. Especially what kind of interface there should be between lib and clients. And then can you stick with those principles.
this commit broke the following:

In [1]: for a in b
  File "<ipython-input-1-3740e4308406>", line 1
    for a in b
              ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax


In [2]: %tb
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
AttributeError                            Traceback (most recent call last)
/home/thomas/<ipython-input-2-eaaaf52e6c85> in <module>()
----> 1 get_ipython().magic(u'tb')

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/IPython/core/interactiveshell.pyc in magic(self, arg_s, next_input)
   2018                 self._magic_locals = sys._getframe(1).f_locals
   2019             with self.builtin_trap:
-> 2020                 result = fn(magic_args)
   2021             # Ensure we're not keeping object references around:
   2022             self._magic_locals = {}

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/IPython/core/magic.pyc in magic_tb(self, s)
   3547 
   3548         See %xmode for changing exception reporting modes."""
-> 3549         self.shell.showtraceback()
   3550 
   3551     @skip_doctest

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/IPython/core/interactiveshell.pyc in showtraceback(self, exc_tuple, filename, tb_offset, exception_only)
   1657                 # Though this won't be called by syntax errors in the input
   1658                 # line, there may be SyntaxError cases with imported code.
-> 1659                 self.showsyntaxerror(filename)
   1660             elif etype is UsageError:
   1661                 self.write_err("UsageError: %s" % value)

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/IPython/core/interactiveshell.pyc in showsyntaxerror(self, filename)
   1723                 pass
   1724 
-> 1725         stb = self.SyntaxTB.structured_traceback(etype, value, [])
   1726         self._showtraceback(etype, value, stb)
   1727 

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/IPython/core/ultratb.pyc in structured_traceback(self, etype, value, elist, tb_offset, context)
    489             out_list.extend(self._format_list(elist))
    490         # The exception info should be a single entry in the list.
--> 491         lines = ''.join(self._format_exception_only(etype, value))
    492         out_list.append(lines)
    493 

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/IPython/core/ultratb.pyc in _format_exception_only(self, etype, value)
    559         Colors = self.Colors
    560         list = []
--> 561         stype = Colors.excName + etype.__name__ + Colors.Normal
    562         if value is None:
    563             # Not sure if this can still happen in Python 2.6 and above

AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute '__name__'

In [3]: 

btw, can you tell me how this traceback can be syntax highlighted in markdown ?
I support this pull request, but would like to consider something in line of the following (from my ~/.zshrc):

    test "$commands[autojump]" && source ~/.dotfiles/autojump/autojump.zsh

This will test for the autojump command (~/.dotfiles/usr/bin/autojump in my case) and source the zsh init for it.

After all the autojump plugin should just ship autojump itself maybe?!
did someone know a possibility for my problem:
make a npc invisible for ally and an other npc invisible for horde, in normal map
This line removes listeners which are not of interest.
/** 初回起動時、又はクリア時 */
            if (size == 0　&& canvas != null) {
                Draw(canvas);
                Bitmap start = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getResources(), R.drawable.tap_to_start);
                canvas.drawBitmap(start, 40 , mHeight / 2, null);
                start.recycle();
            }
 
            if(canvas != null) {
                mHolder.unlockCanvasAndPost(canvas);
Okay. I will change this.
Ah, crap! I was hoping that wouldn't happen. I dug fairly deep to try and fix any function calls. Thought I caught them all. Sorry about that!
Should we just reference the MacPorts url?
Happy to do a pull, can you just explain what you added to line 251 "and !prices_only"

Also I assume you merged all the changes I made from the previous update into this as well, I have never done a clone and merge request to I am guessing it probably works automatically??
Oh I should have explained that in the commit.

My wish would be that the helpers would return the exact same name as hash keys as the fields are named in the BF API documentation.
But the price_string returns fields named e.g. "runner_matched" which should be "total_amount_matched".
However, I cannot just change the key name in price_string or it would break backwards compatibility and I didn't want to duplicate the price_string method (keep it DRY, eh?) and manually removing the "offending" keys from the price_string result didn't seem appealing.

I hope that explains the motivation behind line 251.
If you have no problem breaking compatibility we can get rid of the whole if block starting line 251.
Or if have a cleaner solution, I'm eager to learn. :)
I see the problem. It is enough to shorten MAXLINELEN with L where L = strlen(gethostname()); The the  strcat() of the delimiters would just overwrite the buffer, Bug. Adding +4 works, however the code is broken in its basic trial and error design, consider what happens using L = 1 
or L < the first hostname. Instead of first allocating a random, from the perspective of the bytes needed by the algorithm, chunk of bytes and then realloc() we should use 2 loops, first compute the size needed, then allocate, then use the memory().

Pseudo:
 for (i = 0; i < hostList->listSize; i++) 
  size = size + strlen(hostname[i]) + 1 + sizeof(delimiter)
buf = calloc();
n = 0;
for (i = 0; ...)
    sprintf(buf + n, "...&n", hostname[i]);

and perhaps use a function to get cleaner code. Remember K&R style is one of the openlava objectives.

Let me know if you are interested in such a patch, otherwise keep using your code and I will fix this later on.

Are you using 2.0 or 1.0 version of openlava?

Thanks, David
@kelemen, why prefer this over creating a new instance? (I don't use cloning often, so my lack of experience shows here.)
the SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS fixes the result-counting when displaying products of a certain manufacturer (previously the SQL used to calculate the overall number produced lots of duplicates)
See [previous points] [1].

[1]: https://github.com/peter-b/geda-gaf/commit/0c64a4bf43c653931e2b0f13b982c02c75b5dc10#commitcomment-860772
The commit message contains a small typo, 'get_expansions()' should actually be 'get_expansion()'.
Can it be `call` instead of `start`?
.....:'(

I give up! XD
You need to register the parent/child permissions I'm afraid for this to work properly.

Thanks superperms!

But on a side note, thanks for working on this :)
You redefined yellow as blue. :)
Make sure you've got the latest and greatest Seesaw. That's a recent addition.

Dave

On Sat, Jan 21, 2012 at 6:09 PM, Kevin Neaton
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wrote:
> Hi dave,
>
> I get this error when I try to use `spinner-label`...
>
> ```
> seesaw.bind$composite$reify__12221 cannot be cast to clojure.lang.IFn
>  [Thrown class java.lang.ClassCastException]
> ```
>
> This looks seesaw magic to me. Is this working for you?
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Hmm. That does make sense. in-stream and out-stream could be ambiguous. Would you like to change it to buffer-instream/buffer-outstream?
it'd be neat if you did this all in the formset, but this works too
Yes, this is a cucumber-specific file, I will rename.
Oops. How silly.
This was a compiler warning. "theKey" is a different variable, declared earlier-on.
Some imports were re-ordered alphabetically.
As for the rules question, this is also correct.  If someone bids Cinch with zero points, they automatically win if they make the bid (11pts).  Otherwise they gain 10pts for making it, -10pts for not making it.  Basically, bidding Cinch is SERIOUS BIZNESS.
c/c++ (default) behaviour on '=' assign is : copy-block-to-new-block
Control.Concurrent モジュールで公開されているのは（非推奨化された） forkOnIO 関数ではなく forkOn 関数です。

  http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/7.4.1/html/libraries/base-4.5.0.0/Control-Concurrent.html#v:forkOn
  http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/7.4.1/html/libraries/base-4.5.0.0/src/GHC-Conc-Sync.html#forkOnIO

なので、ここの訳注は「実際にはControl.Concurrent.forkOnを利用すること」とした方が良いですね。
In general we try to avoid using selectors like this. We cant reuse it so we end up repeating it. Instead, try a selector like `#main-content div.imglink`.
whyyyy???? :) Seriously though, was there a particular reason for this change?
I get an error :
CreatureTextMgr: Could not find Text for Creature(Shadow Orb) Entry 40083 in 'creature_text' table. Ignoring.
Should also fix Halion's intro before being spawned.
s/param value/returns/
On 01/17/2012 12:09 PM, angri wrote:
> s/param value/returns/
Corrected that.
>do you mean you want hash tags inside cfoutput tags highlighted differently than the ones outside cfoutput tags? As hash tags are now they will be scoped anywhere in the page, but not inside #tag-stuff strings yet.

Yup. outside = regular text highlighting, inside = highlighted.

I did get a bit confused from your pre-edit response as from what I could tell scope in or out of cfoutput was always text.html.cfm :)
This function shall just do the following " return dynThrottleLimit.getRate();" and nothing else...  I am a bit confused about how you want to use this class. Let's talk.
Hm crap. Thought I had that tested.

-mike.

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> Now line 371 in `Config.py` won't work, since it depends on it.
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Ryan, can you push a release? Thanks!
Solves a problem vehicle evade mode?

Example: http://www.imageup.ru/img115/wowscrnshot_012512_125351870505.jpg
Awesome to see that UNICEF is now involved in parliamentary transparency!  I'm sure since you're pushing to this repo at 8:30 YOUR EMPLOYERS must be aware of what you're doing, right?
... and here missing *hub*?
I derped the comment. I removed the BenTech (c) for we are not them.
I've found a really easy fix for this. Going to submit it now. :)
When I do `git checkout m<TAB>` I get completions for local branches. That does not work for you?
That you find it "ugly" is a personal preference. ;-)  It's not project-centric at all; string concatenation is a common operation across tons of codebases.  Use of sprintf() might be a *practice* recommendation, but I find it hard to think of as a *style* recommendation.
Effectivement. Je m'étais retrouvé dans un cas où je n'avais pas de note. Je crois que c'est une erreur de ma part.
Used p to avoid styling (needed more spacing). The other right now widget has p's
What are you trying to accomplish with the beer plugin?
I was looking for some code working with beer.xml and came across this
jenkins plugin. ;-)  the mame pictures with XX man were pulled ... that was
why I was wonering about this one.
clear button text color changed to transparent
Added support for space-delimited commands (e.g.`DEBUG OBJECT`) by treating each word in the command as its own 'element' in the multi-bulk request. Prior to this change, send_command() failed to execute the 5 redis commands consisting of more than one word. 

If we take the `DEBUG OBJECT` example:

The old approach bundled the command as a single element in the multi-bulk request:

````
*2
$12
DEBUG OBJECT
$7
testkey

````
This resulted in Redis returning the error: " ERR unknown command 'debug object' ".

The patched approach first parses the command string for multiple words, and then gives each word its own element in the request:

````
*3
$5
DEBUG
$6
OBJECT
$7
testkey
````
This results in the expected execution of all available Redis commands, and provides future-proofing for new commands consisting of multiple words.
The regex only trims off trailing zeros if all decimal digits are zeroes, otherwise the number is left as it was. This is how the code worked before my regex replacement too. I guess this is a matter of preference then, but again, now "€ 10,50" will be displayed as "€ 10,5". I'm not very fond of that.

Anyway, the hardcoded dot should be replaced by the "woocommerce_price_decimal_sep" option. I think we both agree on that, do we?
This is a pretty weird merge commit as it only has a single parent?
@pjg Check out 4a0a52cc76851f1ab38ccee01c7aa9eeb9927568. Please let me know if you stumble upon any issues.
why not optimize to

``` js
if (!options.silent)  {
    for (var attr in changes) {
        this.trigger('change:' + attr, this, changes[attr], options);
    }
}
```
This is related to other comments in the file that state that defaultCopies == 0 is deprecated that can only occur with legacy data, if ever, but the default for ```@replicated``` is true. So, other parts of the code set it true when defaultCopies is 0 or bigger than 2.

This is ugly, and it's still there for fear of removing it more than necessity, but I'd like to understand it deeper before removing it myself.
This makes my emacs throw up on startup.
But, this call to _step doesn't have access to *args
Ok. Sorry, Du thought createTable didn't change so he just put in his change.
Since chardet was an optional import I had an odd state where no code was changed but 15 tests started failing. When jython compiles chardet (which it doesn't need) it blows the bytecode limits for class files, so there isn't really a way to "work around" this. 

The root cause was that I had not run `jython setup.py` before, while testing the egg installer, it put chardet on the system. This caused subsequent tests to fail.
Ты забыл сделать проверку размера списка артистов.
There is a bug in Rails 3.2.2 https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/5280. So no release until we fix that one. :bomb: