• nvim --version: NVIM v0.4.3
• vim -u DEFAULTS (version: ) behaves differently?
• Operating system/version: MacOS
• Terminal name/version:
• $TERM: xterm-256color

Steps to reproduce using nvim -u NORC

Suppose there are two files test.vim and test2.vim in the same directory:

test.vim

let id1 =

NGINX route priority: it puts the prefix on the first place but KONG do the opposite(kong treats the regex match as the first one). I want to know why

sorry for my poor english

There are UIWidget class functions that could be better named to indicate their true purpose and functionality.

For instance:

void Widget::addTouchEventListener(const ccWidgetTouchCallback& callback)
{
    this->_touchEventCallback = callback;
}

void Widget::addClickEventListener(const ccWidgetClickCallback &callback)
{
    this->_clickEventListener = callback;
}

void Widget::

Right now all the icons have an external link which make them:

• Prone to change/deletion
• Different size,format and resolution
• Various images are transferred over HTTP instead of HTTPS (which might become a problem in future as more and more browser start to block HTTP on HTTPS sites).
• External server might under-perform

My suggestion is to make a folder in the repository which has

The documentation for search_k is inconsistent.

In some places, it says: "search_k nodes which defaults to n_trees * n if not provided"

In other places, it says: "If search_k is not provided, it will default to n * n_trees * D where n is the number of approximate nearest neighbors and D is a constant depending on the metric."

Which is it?

And if it is D, could you enumerate the dif

There is ample documentation for hs.httpserver.websocket, but there is no documentation for hs.http.websocket even though it exists as a perfectly usable websocket client implementation.

Missing feature

Difficulty in building easily usable local documentation; obscure Mkdocs setting.

Justification

I work offline a lot, and therefore configure the (excellent) NodeMCU docs
for local use; there are minor problems with Mkdocs versions (see Issue 2645)
but setting up the correct local page linking has been an unregenerate pig,
requiring a great deal of messing around wi

Issue type

• Bug or legacy issue (not sure)

Minetest version

0.4.17.1

Summary

The keybindings menu has that weird warning at the top:

(If this menu screws up, remove stuff from minetest.conf)

Is this warning still relevant? I think this warning has been in Minetest since ages, yet it's still there.

If the warning is still relevant, please write down (in this

Somebody reported a "failed to set hardware filter to promiscuous mode)" error; that comes from a PacketSetHwFilter() call, which ultimately does a DeviceIoControl() for NDIS adapters.

libpcap currently doesn't call GetLastError() and report the error code as part of the error if if PacketSetHwFilter() fails. That might provide more useful debugging information.

Information
conky 1.10.8 compiled Wed Feb 28 17:11:42 UTC 2018 for Linux 4.4.0-101-generic x86_64

Conky is writing in /var/log/syslog every second ! How to stop this, please ?!
I believe that it will be very desirable to stop writing logs. If needed, you can turn it on.
A single config line like "Enable log=false" or "Enable log=true" it's enough.
Thanks.

https://github.com/martanne/vis/blob/master/lua/lexers/rc.lua#L34

man:

switch(argument){list}
               The list is searched for simple commands beginning with
               the word case.

eg:
https://plan9.io/sources/plan9/rc/bin/eject

It seems to me, reading through the Using Library page that the documentation has fallen a little out of date with the move to place the cmake_*.sh/bat files in the script folder. This line, especially, seems wrong, since it would have to be the /script directory into the PATH variable.

Alternatively, you can add the

When building, the tolua generator outputs the following warning:

CUSTOMBUILD : ** tolua warning : No support for operator =, ignoring.

Fix the cause of the warning (trying to export operator = to Lua).
Ideally, add an output to the tolua warning so that it's easier to identify the offending C++ code.

Similar to how awful.client.focus.global_bydirection and awful.client.swap.global_bydirection work except for moving a client in a given direction. This would be nice to have if possible! Thanks.

It would be useful to have some documentation on the recommended approach for generating UUIDs from Lua sysbench scripts. Some all-Lua uuid modules out there are actually not thread-safe and require hacks to get to work properly.

However, there is a thread-safe FFI/cdef-based UUID generation Lua module here:

https://github.com/AlexWoo/lua-uuid/blob/master/uuid.lua

It would be good to eith

With this code in my server blocks (included as a snippet):

if ($time_iso8601 ~ "^(?<year>\d{4})-(?<month>\d{2})-(?<day>\d{2})") {}

access_log /var/log/nginx/$server_log_prefix.access.$year-$month-$day.log;

For some requests (probably something automated, probably invalid, maybe even malformed) nginx ends up with just this filename: ".access.--.log"

Depending on whether it

Introduction

In this article I'll talk about some "best coding practices" and how they apply or not to what we're doing in this series. If you followed along until now and did most of the exercises (especially the ones marked as content) then you've probably encountered some possibly questionable decisions in terms of coding practices: huge if/elseif chains, global variables, huge functions,

I didn't find *BSD systems on a supported platforms list. I also couldn't find what's the reason for this.

If it's only for technical reasons and there would be someone to guide me through this I would be more than happy to try to contribute and work on supporting *BSD platforms.

As stated, lapis app with a cqueues server doesn't seem to log SQL queries with default or explicit logging instructions. Using Postgres 10.10 on (l)ubuntu, Lapis 1.7.0 from luarocks. Server and request logging works as expected.

box.info:memory() displays whole content of box.info, meanwhile box.info:vinyl() and box.info:gc() do the same as box.info.vinyl() and box.info.gc() correspondingly:

tarantool> box.info.gc()
---
- signature: 0
  checkpoint_is_in_progress: false
  checkpoints:
  - references: []
    vclock: {}
    signature: 0
  - references: []
    vclock: {1: 5}
    signature: 5
  v

For example:

new = for sub in list
    for x in sub
        trans x

At first glace, one sees three possibilities. The documented behavior is that this results in an empty list, since the inner loop is not explicitly returned. However, since items are expected from the outer loop, maybe deference is made to the inner loop returning each value, as in how nested loops are implemented wh

Most of the people who start out new don't find a latest feed of community hyped resources on ML and DL topics. It would be pretty good if we add a Reddit section.
If you're fine with this suggestion I'll put up a PR with the update 😄

(https://github.com/viebel/klipse/blob/master/contributing.md)

• How to run test namespace(runner.cljs) and phantom js test (There is http://localhost:5014/test.html, but I think it serves a different purpose)
• Generally not much guidelines on how to contribute. (naming convention / code coverage...? to name only a few (at the moment I don't know comprehensive list of what good contribute guide