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Hi all, I am trying to filter the element of a df that start with "TF", like this: alfa = c(123221,"TF13124",41243,"TF1234",32414,"TF13124","TF14333",2134123,"TF1234") beta = c("type_a","type_b","type_a","type_g","type_d","type_a","type_g","type_a","type_g") mydf = data.frame(alfa,beta) mydf tf = mydf[mydf$alfa %in% "TF",] Shouldn't the %in% operator to the trick here? Thanks in advance, Albert...

Hello, In my model Example, I''ve defined three types as such: class Example < ActiveRecord::Base TYPE_A = ''A'' TYPE_B = ''B'' TYPE_C = ''C'' def select.... end end How can I access these types in my controller. I''m trying the following with my controller named Read: def init a = Example.TYPE_A end It won''t allow me to declare the types and gives me a s...

...zle_a, tex_int); > + > + tic[0] = fmt->tic.format << GM107_TIC2_0_COMPONENTS_SIZES__SHIFT; > + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_r << GM107_TIC2_0_R_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; > + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_g << GM107_TIC2_0_G_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; > + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_b << GM107_TIC2_0_B_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; > + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_a << GM107_TIC2_0_A_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; > + tic[0] |= swz[0] << GM107_TIC2_0_X_SOURCE__SHIFT; > + tic[0] |= swz[1] << GM107_TIC2_0_Y_SOURCE__SHIFT; > + tic[0] |= swz[2] << GM107_TIC2_0...

...e(fmt, view->pipe.swizzle_a, tex_int); + + tic[0] = fmt->tic.format << GM107_TIC2_0_COMPONENTS_SIZES__SHIFT; + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_r << GM107_TIC2_0_R_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_g << GM107_TIC2_0_G_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_b << GM107_TIC2_0_B_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_a << GM107_TIC2_0_A_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; + tic[0] |= swz[0] << GM107_TIC2_0_X_SOURCE__SHIFT; + tic[0] |= swz[1] << GM107_TIC2_0_Y_SOURCE__SHIFT; + tic[0] |= swz[2] << GM107_TIC2_0_Z_SOURCE__SHIFT; +...

...;> + >> + tic[0] = fmt->tic.format << GM107_TIC2_0_COMPONENTS_SIZES__SHIFT; >> + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_r << GM107_TIC2_0_R_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; >> + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_g << GM107_TIC2_0_G_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; >> + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_b << GM107_TIC2_0_B_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; >> + tic[0] |= fmt->tic.type_a << GM107_TIC2_0_A_DATA_TYPE__SHIFT; >> + tic[0] |= swz[0] << GM107_TIC2_0_X_SOURCE__SHIFT; >> + tic[0] |= swz[1] << GM107_TIC2_0_Y_SOURCE__SHIFT; >> + tic[0] |= swz[2] <&...

From: Ben Skeggs <bskeggs at redhat.com> Signed-off-by: Ben Skeggs <bskeggs at redhat.com> --- src/gallium/drivers/nouveau/nv50/g80_defs.xml.h | 279 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 279 insertions(+) create mode 100644 src/gallium/drivers/nouveau/nv50/g80_defs.xml.h diff --git a/src/gallium/drivers/nouveau/nv50/g80_defs.xml.h

Hi, I have been trying to improve the coding of some of my puppet recipes and had some trouble so wrote this: http://blog.wl0.org/2011/05/thoughts-about-extlookup-in-puppet/ Comments on the web seem to indicate that extlookup() solves "all problems" but I don''t really see that and hence have proposed a possible way to keep the data closer together and make the extlookup()