The spec says:

If a client has access to environment variables, several standard ones exist to specify the language in which a client should operate. If not, then clients MUST make reasonable assumptions based on the information provided by the environment in which they operate (e.g. consulting navigator.languages in a browser, etc.).

Windows systems do have environment variables, but the

Please have a look at this page. The screenshot is way too big.
At least on my machine.

https://docs.nextcloud.com/android/android_app.html#connecting-to-your-nextcloud-server

I read that the JVM target, "gets rid of issues with incompatibility between Haxe and Java type parameters."

It would be best if any compatibility issues with Java and differences between the two targets were detailed in section 12.8.

There is only 1 example. A few more would be great. Screnshoots may also work. Could probably do a google search and try to "replicate" some cheat sheets

Please update the website regarding the installation manual of the ROS packages,
that you should download the branch of the distribution you need. For example:
git clone -b kinetic-devel https://github.com/ROBOTIS-GIT/open_manipulator.git

Just wasted an hour on this trying to figure out why it keeps crashing :(

Things are a bit of a mess with Flambe/current Haxe version right now, so I'm posting this as assistance to anyone else who's stuck.

The only way I could get a working setup which can build both HTML and Flash without error:

• Cleanly install Haxe version 3.1.3 (If a later version is already installed on OSX, remove /usr/lib/haxe, /usr/local/lib/haxelib, /usr/bin/haxe, /usr/bin/haxelib)
• 'haxel

Actually I'm looking at the documentation and cannot find any method of setting up the Java version; e.g., I want to parse (maybe) Java 7, then... how to?. I'm beginner, so of course I'm sorry for this annoying issue.

Could you guys put something about that inside the manual?

It would be good to add a section under https://docs.opnsense.org/development/frontend.html to explain the different javascript helper functions we offer at the moment.

• ajaxCall
• ajaxGet
• mapDataToFormUI
• saveFormToEndpoint
• $.SimpleActionButton
• $.UIBootgrid
• stdDialogInform
• stdDialogConfirm
• stdDialogRemoveItem

In the Config section of the database section in the documentation, a code example contains a method argument spelling error. Here is an image (error in line 3 of the code):

TL;DR: localhost is spelled locahost

We depend on an unstable SVN branch, therefore minor bugs might be unadvertently introduced on occasion, see https://travis-ci.org/roboticslab-uc3m/xgnitive/jobs/494767712#L3187. As kindly suggested by D. Jakobović, stable builds are available at https://sourceforge.net/projects/ecfproject/.

Hello, I'm looking at your documentation, and I see a script referenced in the example code here:

https://github.com/DeveloperCielo/developercielo.github.io/blob/docs/_i18n/pt/_posts/emv3ds/exemplo.html

here's the script: <script src="/Scripts/BP.Mpi.3ds20.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

is there a full path reference to this script, or less desirable, is it available for dow