On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 3:42 PM, Jacob Beard wrote:
> Hi Rahul,
>
> I've created a number of sub-tasks under the original JIRA issue.
Thanks, this is useful. Two quick comments:
* I've updated the 'GSoC' fix version to 3 sub-task issues that were missing it
* For clarity, please add a short de
Hi Rahul,
I've created a number of sub-tasks under the original JIRA issue. One
thing that I thought was possible, which I am now not sure about, is
whether it is possible to create arbitrarily nested sub-tasks. It
seemed I was unable to do so, but this may have been because the task
was not assig
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2010/5/6 Xun Long Gui :
> Hi Rahul,
> Thank you for your response. Now i know what our work mode is. First, we
> split the whole project to a sub task list, finish it one by one, this first
> job in the list is submitting my start code in Commons sandbox SVN, then i
> should keep on submitting my c
Hi Rahul,
Thank you for your response. Now i know what our work mode is. First, we
split the whole project to a sub task list, finish it one by one, this first
job in the list is submitting my start code in Commons sandbox SVN, then i
should keep on submitting my code as patch to the project SVN.
2010/5/5 Xun Long Gui :
> Hi Rahul,
>
> I am back and get ready for submitting my demo code to a SVN server, but i
> do not know where can i share my code ? I saw something about GSoC sandbox
> SVN server in the mail list but does not get the detail yet. So, i am a
> little confused about how to st
Hello.
In the "MathUtils" class, "equals" methods consider that a NaN is equal to a
NaN. It seems that the orthodox view is that such a comparison should return
"false".
Is there a rationale behind the current behaviour (e.g. it is admittedly
more efficient to not call "Double.isNaN")?
Or can I ma
