On Sunday 26 March 2017 22:53:59 Martin Smith wrote:
> >Yes, using vector for an array type was not Stepanov's best choice of
> >terms (he says so himself), but what you're doing is like arguing that
> >"debt" should be spelled "det". Yes, it should. No, it isn't. :)
>
> I disagree, but if we have
Daylight savings are not done at midnight, but at 2am. See
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time
Seems like Mac is correct, and the test should not fail.
--Rolland
De: Thiago Macieira
Envoyé: 26 mars 2017 8:12 PM
À: development@qt-project.org
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> On 26 Mar 2017, at 20:11, Thiago Macieira wrote:
>
> This test began failing today:
>
> FAIL! : tst_QLocale::macDefaultLocale()
> 'timeString.contains(expectedGMTSpecifier) ||
> timeString.contains(expectedGMTSpecifierZeroExtended)' returned FALSE.
> (timeString `1:02:03 AM GMT+02:00', expec
>Yes, using vector for an array type was not Stepanov's best choice of
>terms (he says so himself), but what you're doing is like arguing that
>"debt" should be spelled "det". Yes, it should. No, it isn't. :)
I disagree, but if we have accepted that a vector is a collection, then a
polygon is
On 2017-03-26 10:50, Martin Smith wrote:
[...]
No, a vector is direction and a length. The name for a sequential
collection of items is tuple.
If you're into mixing math and CS terms, then no, the second:
A vector is an element in a vector space and a tuple is an element of a
Cartesian Produc
This test began failing today:
FAIL! : tst_QLocale::macDefaultLocale()
'timeString.contains(expectedGMTSpecifier) ||
timeString.contains(expectedGMTSpecifierZeroExtended)' returned FALSE.
(timeString `1:02:03 AM GMT+02:00', expectedGMTSpecifier `GMT+3' or `GMT+03')
The expectation is correct
Em sábado, 25 de março de 2017, às 23:30:46 PDT, Philippe escreveu:
> > Il 25/03/2017 23:23, Philippe ha scritto:
> > > Indeed, as a user of QPolygon, I do see and handle a QPolygon as a
> > > vector of points...
> >
> > None of these properties strictly depend on the fact that a QPolygon
> > _is-
>A vector is a sequential collection of items. A polygon is a sequential
>collection of points. So a polygon can be a vector of points.
No, a vector is direction and a length. The name for a sequential collection of
items is tuple.
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