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...gt;ex UID REL 1 R1.B8.31 0.000 2 R1.B8.31 0.000 3 R1.B8.31 0.000 4 R1.B8.31 0.000 5 R1.B8.38 0.010 6 R1.B8.38 0.060 7 R1.B8.38 0.006 8 R1.B8.38 0.010 9 R1.B8.48 0.080 10 R1.B8.48 NA 11 R1.B8.48 0.006 I'm creating now a subset missing the values 0 and "NA" > newex<-subset(ex,ex$REL>0) > newex UID REL 5 R1.B8.38 0.010 6 R1.B8.38 0.060 7 R1.B8.38 0.006 8 R1.B8.38 0.010 9 R1.B8.48 0.080 11 R1.B8.48 0.006 and now would like to apply the mean to each group in (UID) > tapply(newex$REL,newex$UID,mean,rm.na=T) R1.B8.31 R1.B8.38 R1.B8....

...ow, on the same web page, data for a given Exercise, and for the Templates linked to it. In the setup controller, I have written a simple ''hello'' method. This tries to draw data from both the exercise and templates tables. It selects the exercise based on the passed parameter: @newex = Exercise.find(params[:id]) I can easily pass exercise class items to my view. In the view, the class of @newex (found by @newex.class) is given as "Exercise" - ie the name of the base class If in the view I debug @newex, it gives me: --- !ruby/object:Exercise attributes: logistics...

...} 3320 <+++<+++<+++ret = ext4_ext_handle_uninitialized_extents(handle, 3321 <+++<+++<+++<+++<+++inode, iblock, max_blocks, path, 3322 <+++<+++<+++<+++<+++flags, allocated, bh_result, newblock); 3323 <+++<+++<+++return ret; 3324 <+++<+++} the newext is from line 2678, its ee_block is iblock + max_blocks the nearex is path[depth].p_ext(line 1683) BUG_ON 1716 means iblock + max_blocks = ee_block. So maybe that means we have iblock = ee_block and max_blocks = 0. 1716 <+++<+++BUG_ON(newext->ee_block == nearex->ee_block);...