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Most times I look up a list of books I want to know a page reference for each one, so the views that display booklists expect an array of two-element arrays, constructed via a method in the model like so: (class Category) def book @book = Array.new self.bookshelves.each { |x| @book << [x.book, x.pages] } return @book end When I get the list of all books that a user has

...ng Many of the values in this chart are 1; however, because the blue bars extend to the left of the "0" tick mark, those bars appear to represent higher numeric values. Is there a way to make the length of the bar proportional to the data value, so that people looking at my chart are not misled? Thanks, Rex [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...tionale? I would be pretty certain that the information about E was inherited from D, but why wasn't it updated to reflect the revised object? Is there an argument that I can use to force the updating? For better or worse, I use str() a lot to check my work, and in this case, it seems to have misled me. Thanks as always, Bryan ************* Bryan Hanson Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry DePauw University, Greencastle IN USA

Hi Rowland, Perhaps I misled you with my wording. Each user has just one email address, which was not migrated across. From where I'm sitting that looks like a very serious bug. regards, John On 31/08/15 19:07, Rowland Penny wrote: > On 31/08/15 07:27, John Gardeniers wrote: >> I've been running through...

...all the members statically so they ; turn off their phones when they dont want to read member => IAX2/100 Yet sadly it still doesn't join them. Have I forgotten anything? Thanks David -- _________________________________________ Mr. David Anthony O'Reilly, M.Sc, B.Sc Researcher @ MISL Group, University College Cork (Current) M.Sc MOB Postgraduate @ University College Cork - M.Sc (Mobile Networking and Computing) - 2009 Computer Science Graduate of The University of Dublin, Trinity College - B.Sc (Computer Science) 2008 Email: oreillda at tcd.ie / dor3 at student.cs.ucc....

...t; around the various library code. I found things to be quite the opposite - it took 5 minutes of staring, head-scratching, double-checking and penny-dropping before I was confident that the newly-added code actually has nothing at all to do with the current code. Putting it in the same file was misleading, and I got misled.

...t; around the various library code. I found things to be quite the opposite - it took 5 minutes of staring, head-scratching, double-checking and penny-dropping before I was confident that the newly-added code actually has nothing at all to do with the current code. Putting it in the same file was misleading, and I got misled.

Hello eveybody, I've been looking for a way to share trunks between two asterisk servers. I guest I have to use Dundi, but I've not found the exact method yet. I need a way to allow users registered in one server to use the another server's trunks in the case the first server's trunks were busy and vice versa. Is this possible? Thank you so much, any comment will be useful.

...; > I found things to be quite the opposite - it took 5 minutes of staring, > > head-scratching, double-checking and penny-dropping before I was > > confident that the newly-added code actually has nothing at all to do > > with the current code. Putting it in the same file was misleading, and > > I got misled. > > Ok... and I could see how the fact that it currently _doesn't_ have > anything to do with the existing code would be confusing... > > Do you think that if/when it's making use of the ida rewrite it'll be > ok? Or would you still...

...; > I found things to be quite the opposite - it took 5 minutes of staring, > > head-scratching, double-checking and penny-dropping before I was > > confident that the newly-added code actually has nothing at all to do > > with the current code. Putting it in the same file was misleading, and > > I got misled. > > Ok... and I could see how the fact that it currently _doesn't_ have > anything to do with the existing code would be confusing... > > Do you think that if/when it's making use of the ida rewrite it'll be > ok? Or would you still...

...ed after driver_unregister() returns. It doesn''t matter if some other thread still holds a reference to the driver structure; that reference mustn''t be used for accessing the driver code after unregistration. get_driver() does not do any checking for this. People may have been misled by the kerneldoc into thinking that the references obtained by get_driver() do somehow pin the driver structure in memory. This simply isn''t true; all it pins is the associated private structure. Code that needs to pin a driver must do it some other way (probably by calling try_module_...

...nformation. So, no worries. > On our machines, sssd works fine. winbind doesn't. > > Rowland, wasn't it you who asked the developers how much work it would > cost them to (to use your term) 'pull' unixHomeDirectory and > loginShell from AD using winbind? You seemed misled that it was to be > made available in the next version. It seems that the developers > themselves regretted that it wouldn't be. > If you use samba as recommended, winbind will do all that sssd does for authentication. Yes I did ask, but I had it explained to me why it didn'...

...uctions here > http://llvm.org/docs/GCCFEBuildInstrs.html#ada > to build llvm-gcc with Ada support? Yes. I succesfully followed the instructions to build the LLVM Ada f-e. > If by 2.5 you mean LLVM-2.5 I suggest you use something more recent, for > example LLVM-2.7. I was probably misled by the instructrions themselves which state: "Compilers known to work with the LLVM 2.5 release are gcc-4.2 and the 2005, 2006 and 2007 versions of the GNAT GPL Edition. GNAT GPL 2008, gcc-4.3 and later will not work." > Please show how you tried to compile it and what the undefined...

On Thu, 2020-04-16 at 07:34 +0100, Rowland penny wrote: > On 15/04/2020 21:29, Andrew Bartlett via samba wrote: > > That is correct. Most of the time this isn't an issue because the > > new > > ldb modules, linking to the new symbol versions, overwrite the old > > files on 'make install'. > > > > However we chose to remove some obsolete ldb

..., small enough aggregates are passed and held in registers. Thinking or designing "aggregates == memory" is an obsolete approach ;-) I like the "call" instruction because, at least, it got rid of the "arguments == push to stack" approach you find in the Java or MISL bytecodes... As an aside, why do I care? I wanted XL to be efficient on modern architectures, so I got rid of "implicit memory accesses" as much as I could, e.g. no "this pointer". At one point, I compiled a simple program manipulating complex numbers to draw a Julia set....

...---- so midnight to noon fine--but should it be 11:59 or 12:00 and ifTime(12:00-18:00|*|*|*) { -- should it be from 12:01 However doing that I assume will miss a minute. Anybody know :) D -- _________________________________________ Mr. David Anthony O'Reilly, M.Sc, B.Sc Researcher @ MISL Group, University College Cork (Current) M.Sc MOB Postgraduate @ University College Cork - M.Sc (Mobile Networking and Computing) - 2009 Computer Science Graduate of The University of Dublin, Trinity College - B.Sc (Computer Science) 2008 Email: oreillda at tcd.ie / dor3 at student.cs.ucc....

.... On our machines, sssd works fine. winbind doesn't. >>> >>> Rowland, wasn't it you who asked the developers how much work it >>> would cost them to (to use your term) 'pull' unixHomeDirectory and >>> loginShell from AD using winbind? You seemed misled that it was to >>> be made available in the next version. It seems that the developers >>> themselves regretted that it wouldn't be. >>> >> >> If you use samba as recommended, winbind will do all that sssd does >> for authentication. > But no...

...#39;'primary_picture_id'' at which point Rails helpfully told me that there was no Picture.primary_picture_id field. Then I remembered for the umpteenth time that has_one is for the record that does NOT have the foreign key, and belongs_to is for the one that does, and I should not be misled by the semantics of the actual has_one and belongs_to keywords. Item :belongs_to primary_picture makes no sense. Item :refers_to primary_picture does. This is way too small for even a plugin - and I don''t think that type of syntax change belongs in a plugin, anyway. I have yet to hea...

...n invoked from Java, it searched for the base package in the wrong place (a subdirectory of the jre, if my memory is to be trusted). I believe he finally solved his problem fixing this "bug", but, I insist, I have not been able to find his message again anywhere and I could be totally misled at this point. Has anybody faced the same problem and knows a way to fix it? Sincerely, Carlos J. Gil Bellosta Sigma Consultores Estad?sticos http://www.consultoresestadisticos.com

Dear all, I have observed a behavior that doesn''t seem (to me) to match the documentation. Specially, about tagging, the doc says: " Automatic Tagging All language statements enclosed in a node, define or class structure (read more about puppet control structures [[Language Tutorial]] ) will automatically be tagged with the name of that statement. These automatically- applied