Use case: description, code

jsfiddle example

Expected behavior

Dont parse '%22', when inside a attribute

Actual behavior (stack traces, console logs etc)

Parses '%22' as a '"', which causes a parsing error.

Library version

Newest

Browsers

• Chrome 49+
• Firefox 45+

Azure Event Hubs is like a managed Kafka service:

Allow existing Apache Kafka clients and applications to talk to Event Hubs without any code changes—you get a managed Kafka experience without having to manage your own clusters.

This suggests that we could wrap the existing kafka sink. I'd prefer that we wrap it since it is techni

Describe the bug

If partition tag set empty string, the message returned should be

  reason: "Invalid partition tag:  Partition tag should not be empty."

Search failed:
status {
  error_code: ILLEGAL_ARGUMENT
  reason: "Invalid partition tag: . Partition tag should not be empty."
}

Steps/Code to reproduce behavior

Expected behavior

**Env

The current portable build script is getting messy and unnecessarily complex. We should separate the Linux build of portable out of the python script and into our Scons build scripts. The portable python build script then would be dedicated to windows.

To Reproduce

See the portable build script.

Expected behavior

Portable for Windows is built with the dedicate python script a

See below; version 2.4.2 from the ubuntugis ppa.

Expected output is just the version information, no crash.

$ gdal2tiles.py --version
GDAL 2.4.2, released 2019/06/28
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/bin/gdal2tiles.py", line 2927, in <module>
    main()
  File "/usr/bin/gdal2tiles.py", line 2917, in main
    input_file, output_folder, options = process_args(argv[1:])

Hi everyone,

I am building a sensor fusion framework based on nalgebra, and found out that we do not have support for Lie algebra operations like expmap and logmap. Is is appropriate to add them here or should I implement them in my own crate by using some traits?

Many thanks,

Fan

I can not find the documentation on makerjs, how to implement the scale and grid in the examples of documentation?

Please add additional examples of how to deal with the data generated by events. Expand on an example of how to use data of creating a line, etc. I normally understand the 'e' but I am missing the relevant data generated in the event, where is it? How does someone take this utility to the next level? How do you find your data for storing in a database (not how to store it, but where is the data

Synfig displays warning dialog when opening old files and in some other cases (i.e. to inform user about missing images).

This dialog is ugly, note the empty space in this case (screenshot from #1334 -

It would be nice to improve it! ^__^

Hello!

With the app now being delivered through a single html file (👏), folks who attempt to open the app locally (i.e through the file:///path URI) via a modern, Chromium-based browser will run into a hurdle:

For example, the shapefile driver will modify topologically invalid geometries: #868. We should note this in the manual.

In the documentation, the sentence A trait representing an affine transformation that can be applied to points or vectors. An affine transformation is one which is cut off. I'm not sure how it's meant to end and don't know enough about what an affine transformation is to fix it, but thought I'd point it out 😄

Docs about dest param :
"You can pass all parameter same (this is similar to m1 *= m1), you can pass dest as m1 or m2 (this is similar to m1 *= m2)" (c)

But some functions behave differently. For example:

vec3 A = {0,0,2};
vec3 B = {2,0,0};
glm_vec3_cross(A, B, A); // A = {0, 4, -8} was expected A = {0, 4, 0}

Add Runnable links of the code below the example.
Use link name Run Code which links to a Online C++ complier conatining the example code.
Use Rextester as the Online C++ Compiler (If you have a better suggesstion please comment).

Follow below steps to generate the Run Code Link.

1. Go to Rextester
2. Copy or write the example

• Proposal

Using DocFX, it’s possible to automatically get a documentation website that is in synced with the source implementation. A good use case for this proposal is to quickly check the differences between the math library here and the one located in opentk.

Alternatives

None at the time.

Um, I've just cloned and built this library and I can see there is a doc directory and that it contains html pages but that these are not installed outside of the source tree. I am intending to use this for a INI config file reader/writer provided by the Extension API on a Raspberry Pi (for a Home Automation Project) that I am SSHing into and I'm not using a GUI so I'd be looking to use `m