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Poker Faces - Shifty Eyes - Animated
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Sorry, the Joker was trademarked so I couldn't capture him as he rode away on his bicycle, but maybe these shifty-eyed, poker-faced royalty will entertain you. ;o)
(face cards, King, Queen, Jack, royal, spades, hearts, clubs, playing cards.
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Very amusing! Poker players should love this one!
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Day 3 on the Chariots today. Spring conditions, frozen in the early AM & 50*+ in the PM. Mine were base ground to flat before I mounted them & now have a 1/1 bevel. They still seemed grabby, so this morning I took a gummy stone to the tips & tails & it made a big difference. On my first run on the ice this morning I had a major "WOW" moment at the bottom of the hill! Who'da thunk a 101mm waisted ski could carve arcs like that . Anyway, skied them all day today both on & off piste, even got a few bumps in.
Have to say I am pretty stoked right now. I think this ski really fits for someone who wants a wider ski that can do it all & is not interested in a ski with early rise or rocker, but is more comfortable with a traditional full camber ski. Hope to get them in some fresh snow by early next week.
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April 20, 2008
Im trying out some shoes moulds and am struggling to get a tidy join. I take the shoes out of the moulds, place the two halves on a hot baking tray to melt them slightly and to acheive a flat surface, then put the two halves together. Is this the easiest method or should I seal the two halves whilst they're in the moulds? The latter would help to eradicate finger prints which is another problem.
March 3, 2008
if you wear white gloves you wont get finger prints on you chocolate. try a heat gun or hair dryer for a second or two (keep it moving) over the surface of one half of the shoe then stick to the other half, but dont over melt the chocolate or you will end up with bloom.
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If nothing else, 2006 may teach us that political rebels like to fuck too. There are two tracks on the Coup's Pick a Bigger Weapon that refer in no uncertain terms to revolutionaries rutting. Sure, it's been said before; even the hardest of hardcore, Dead Prez, devoted a cringe-worthy track to "Mind Sex" (though it's easily bested by U-God's "Black Shampoo" on the unintentional comedy scale). But the simple humanity of Mr. Lif getting his mack on shoots Mo' Mega into new territory.
The first five tracks don't veer too much from the conscious style Mr. Lif has demonstrated in the past, especially on his powerful 2002 concept album, I Phantom. Powered by El-P's noise collages and Lif's elongated verbal rhythms, Mo' Mega takes the chaos of modern life and lays it bare, touching on subjects such as inner-city strife, the war in Iraq, and the oppression of consumerism and fast food. The most important line in "Take, Hold, Fire!" might be the tossed-off verse-ender "I know they're listening, so P.S.: Fuck the feds," which Lif offers as a coda and Aesop Rock picks up and repeats for an intro. The paranoia that Company Flow hyped up with sci-fi samples seems prescient in today's era of government wiretapping and fear mongering, and here it gets offered as self-evident truth: the CIA's been spying on you for a minute, so go get a late pass.
But the album's second half challenges listeners with its veering intents. Its focus goes from global to personal, and its tone swerves from ponderous to humorous and sexual. "Murs Iz My Manager" brings some much needed levity. Lif takes over on the boards with a refreshingly simple track powered by a funky bass line and scratched horns, and Murs and Lif trade verses in a mockery of fame and publicity (with one line, "playing black jack with Jack Black," sounding positively like Aceyalone. "Washitup" kicks the humor up a notch and sounds the first alarm on Lif's new sexy persona; in an exaggerated accent from the islands, Lif explores matters of hygiene and getting busy, recalling such classics as ... EPMD's "Who's Booty?" If the album has a misstep, this may be it, even more so than the booty-clap noise effect on "Long Distance."
Yep, you read that right. Sure, Digital Underground dedicated a verse to the acoustics of slapping skins, but coming from Lif and following a first half of precise intellectual salvos, the effect of "Long Distance" is jarring, but it's necessary. The song reins in the album's high-mindedness and reminds us of the importance of life's base pleasures. We might have seen the first signs of personal attachment on "Love Letters" by the Perceptionists (Lif's celebrated 2005 project with Akrobatik and Fakts One), but the shift into sexual frankness on Mo' Mega splashes like cold water on a listener zoned out on the political diatribes.
The album's last few tracks touch on personal relations in different ways -- sexual and familial -- as career and life intrude on human connections. "For You" nicely condenses the album's themes. Lif drives on a cross-country stretch and talks to a child he may never have, weighing his love for its mother against the shakiness of a world steeped in a corporate-sponsored paper chase. The global and the personal themes come together in a fitting conclusion.
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Follow up for #731724: Convert comment settings into a field to make them work with CMI and non-node entities
#731724: Convert comment settings into a field to make them work with CMI and non-node entities Moves comment to a field api field. We would love to get the threading and pager settings into the formatter, instead of the field settings, this would allow this to be used in views etc ie anywhere else display settings can be configured
Also the UX around field settings is poor.
Also there is lots of juggling code around view modes in the comment formatter.
Lets clean it up
Proposed resolution
Move threading and pager settings into formatter settings (from field settings).
Move comment_new_page_count and comment_num_new to the CommentManager service
Change arguments to comment_new_page_count to include passing the number-per-page and the threading mode as arguments instead of fetching them from the field.
Update formatter-output to include data-comment-per-page and data-comment-mode attributes. Send these attributes to CommentController::renderNewCommentsNodeLinks() allowing it call the comment_new_page_count function with the new arguments (note it is the only place this function is called).
Remaining tasks
- Write the patch.
- Take screenshots (show the current UI and annotate showing what will change).
User interface changes
Settings will be moved from field settings to formatter settings.
API changes
comment_new_page_count moved to manager service and new arguments.
Note CommentController::renderNewCommentsNodeLinks is the only place this function is called.
This will move settings from comment-field instance settings to one of comment-formatter or comment-type config-entity - so config schema changes
Postponed on #2068331: Convert comment SQL queries to the Entity Query API and #1920046: Remove comment_entity_view and introduce second formatter for links
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#102 | interdiff.txt | 1.57 KB | googletorp |
#102 | move_comment_field-1920044-102.patch | 87.34 KB | googletorp |
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#100 | move_comment_field-1920044-98.patch | 87.55 KB | googletorp |
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#98 | move_comment_field-1920044-98.patch | 87.55 KB | googletorp |
#86 | interdiff-1920044-73-86.txt | 9.05 KB | kerby70 |
Title: | Move comment threading and per page settings to Formatter settings | » Move comment threading and per page settings to formatter settings |
This change require to unify the output generation logic so formatter simply calls a function with parameters.
Also this change affects a way we generate a link to calculate a page for another formatter (links) so this a ONLY problem here
The number of page of the comment depends on both parameters so I think the Links formatter should get settings from "full" mode formatter and fallback to defaults when full is not CommentList
The number of page of the comment depends on both parameters so I think the Links formatter should get settings from "full" mode formatter and fallback to defaults when full is not CommentList
Looks like this workaround brokes standard drupal view modes
Possibly if this will be resolved in such way - should we provide a good docs and disabling some administration forms in core for comments?
Status: | Postponed | » Active |
Closed as duplicate #1830966: Define comment_per_page_options as config
Yep, CommentController:renderNewCommentsNodeLinks()
should then be updated to either receive the number of comments per page (meaning that they'd be stored in the client-side, meaning that a malicious user could easily try to overload the server by manipulating this number) or the formatter ID with which that setting is associated. The latter seems to be the safer option.
I'd say the route's path should be updated from path: '/comments/render_new_comments_node_links'
path: '/comments/render_new_comments_node_links/{formatter}'
So how does Views do it then? If Views is not using the same render pipeline, then quite possibly it should provide a similar yet different route that accepts the view ID and display ID, and retrieves the settings from there?
Not sure I get the new idea about node-links but originally the was idea to implement second formatter to use for teaser to display links only.
Also logic to count page and query thread could be changed slightly in #2068331-30: Convert comment SQL queries to the Entity Query API
From what I read in #1901110-6: Improve the UX for comment bundle pages and comment field settings from one of the screenshot has a 'Allow comments link' but that's removed from that issue as #1901110-13: Improve the UX for comment bundle pages and comment field settings mentioned this issue.
Reading here I don't read about hiding the 'Add new comment' link per display mode as #2141929: Comment link or form is added to print view mode. and #1166114-107: Manage Displays Search Results doesn't manage the display of the search results.
Am I wrong or can I try to fix for only D7 #2141929: Comment link or form is added to print view mode.?
I still think we need some kind of "inheritance" for this settings.
At least "per-page" should be inherited for formatter from field or instance or comment bundle
To properly retrieve settings from formatter within other code this code needs to provide view mode or entity display with settings for formatter.
So the only question how to pass data-* attributes from formatter to node links
The problem is that comment field and node links are laying in different elements.
So when comment field is displayed (currently with field and comment wrappers) then some JS needs to pull this into node links.
But comments could be attached to any entity so this kind of formatter should work everywhehe
#22: so… are you saying that comment-new-indicator.js
and node-new-comments-link.js
should be updated to work with entities in general and not Node entities in specific? Is that all, or is there more?
Yes, both should be updated. Also code in node links should be tuned.
I just have no idea how to display this links for entities that have no "node-links"
I think node links are more the problem than the other entity types, that's Drupal 4.7 (or earlier) stuff we've never refactored.
Priority: | Critical | » Major |
Issue tags: | +Usability, +Needs issue summary update, +minor version target, +Needs screenshots |
We discussed this today with @Dries, @alexpott, @catch, and @webchick. This was elevated to critical because #1901110: Improve the UX for comment bundle pages and comment field settings was critical. However, we agreed this morning that while the usability issues with the current UI are pretty significant, they are not release-blocking. We also agreed that we could add an improved UI in a minor release (e.g. 8.1.0) if it is not ready for 8.0-rc1. I'm introducing a "minor version target" tag for that.
The issue summary could use an update here, especially to include the scope of the duplicate issues. @yoroy provided UX feedback with screenshots in #1901110: Improve the UX for comment bundle pages and comment field settings that should be documented and incorporated in this issue as well -- the current summary is very weak at explaining the UI changes. Let's add a screenshot at least showing the current UI and with maybe an annotation showing what will change.
Issue summary: | View changes |
Interesting, this move makes sense. It will be a bit of a search for our existing users, but that should be fine.
1) I am not sure what "Show links" does frankly?
2) Can we remove the description for threading? We can probably just move most of that into the label.
3) We can remove the description for Show links
This seems like a can of worms. In order to make this permalink to the comment, you have to know how/where the comments are displayed, which is the "full" view mode setting on the entity bundle, I guess? This does seem like a formatter setting for that same type of comment?
Yep, this is "pandora box" of comment field.
Each time the comment field is rendered the formatter should know the view mode.
Each comment entity render should care about user permissions to render links properly.
The comment permalink still not solved:
#2010202: Comment permalinks are lacking context and present a Usability regression (for e.g. drupal.org) & #2113323: Deprecate Comment::permalink() method and rename it to not be ambiguous with ::uri()
and each calculation needs a lot of resources.
Also comment render cache is broken now #2254181: Comment indentation is incorrect for comments following a replying-comment: don't render cache comments for which threading is enabled
And finally we are in progress to convert queries to EQ.
As we discussed this options my vision was to place:
1) threading to comment type.
2) per page and form placement to formatter.
3) pager_id was introduced as quick fix but still there, no idea how to fix that properly.
"show_links" - nice idea for formatter! just take care about render cache.
Overall +1 to current approach, will try to help.
PS: about dancing with node view modes - please try to use entity display properly, I mean to get rid of unset()
and move comment field to "hidden"
+++ b/core/modules/comment/comment.install @@ -31,6 +31,32 @@ function comment_install() { + // Book is being enabled. + if (in_array('book', $modules)) { + // Disable comments in print view mode. ... + // Comment is being enabled, check if book exists. + if (in_array('comment', $modules) && \Drupal::moduleHandler()->moduleExists('book')) { + // Disable comments in print view mode.
better to merge
+++ b/core/modules/comment/comment.module @@ -262,26 +262,28 @@ function comment_permission() { $flat = $mode == COMMENT_MODE_FLAT ? TRUE : FALSE;
please, fix that
+++ b/core/modules/comment/comment.module @@ -353,157 +355,17 @@ function comment_entity_build_defaults_alter(array &$build, EntityInterface $ent + $variables['content']['links'] += $variables['content'][$field_name][0]['links'];
suppose better to unset a whole field unset($variables['content'][$field_name]);
+++ b/core/modules/comment/comment.module @@ -1148,15 +1010,15 @@ function comment_get_display_ordinal($cid, FieldDefinitionInterface $field_defin + * @param array|NULL $display_settings ... +function comment_get_display_page($cid, $display_settings) { ... + $comments_per_page = $display_settings['settings']['per_page'];
you get warning with NULL
Forget to point to a duplicate issue #1901110-6: Improve the UX for comment bundle pages and comment field settings my initial approach for the subject
Comment subject visibility is tricky in #2292821-7: Use widget for comment subject field
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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1920044-comment-formatters-45.patch | 57.93 KB |
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re-roll, pushed to github
Facing with #2324719: Node indexing - should use view mode for comments, not hook shows that we need to move per page settings to formatter to get rid of view mode check
I took a look at some of this patch... mostly looks good! At the top though, I'm not sure why there are two nearly identical blocks in function comment_modules_installed($modules) ... couldn't those two if() statements be combined?
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-52.patch | 51.61 KB |
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In the process of rerolling. This patch now has duplicated code in CommentDefaultFormatter (from this issue) and CommentLinkBuilder (from 8.0.x / #2318251: Make comment links functionality testable and convert CommentLinkTest to PHPUnit) which I'll dedupe out soon -- in the meantime, the testbot can figure out whatever I messed up, overnight.
Also on github when push finishes.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-54.patch | 52.82 KB |
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interdiff-1920044-52-54_testbot_reroll.txt | 6.54 KB |
interdiff-1920044-52-54_code-change.txt | 1.42 KB |
still 'needs work' but I'm using the testbot again to see what sticks.
Duplicate code still there, I now think I should
- nuke the new CommentLinkBuilder service ( :-/ )
- tie larowlan's fresh CommentLinksTest into CommentDefaultFormatter::buildLinks()
- port more changes from review #2318251-23: Make comment links functionality testable and convert CommentLinkTest to PHPUnit to CommentDefaultFormatter::buildLinks() because I see I forgot some.
- (then formulate opinion on #38-#42 if I that's crystallized)
Issue tags: | -beta deadline | +beta target, +D8 upgrade path |
OK the API change here is not going to affect much/anything - definitely not out of beta scope.
However I would not want to deal with the risk/complexity of having to write an upgrade path for this during beta.
So... I'm retagging as 'D8 upgrade path' / minor version target. If this gets in before we support beta-to-beta updates then I think it's an OK change to make. After that don't fancy it before release candidate.
If it misses that window, and we can get the upgrade path right and fully tested it could still get into 8.1.x (or later) as a UI improvement - but that gives us an extra six months or so to ensure the upgrade path is spot on and test it on real installs.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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interdiff-1920044-45-59_1a.txt | 22.12 KB |
interdiff-1920044-45-59_1b.txt | 3.41 KB |
interdiff-1920044-45-59_1c.txt | 38.89 KB |
interdiff-1920044-45-59_2.txt | 48.94 KB |
interdiff-1920044-45-59_3.txt | 10.23 KB |
comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-59.patch | 92.05 KB |
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So, it's about time I uploaded the current status. Don't worry if there's wasted work - this was useful as practice in config entities/field settings/formatters/unit tests etc. if nothing else.
Unfortunately there's a lot of stuff to split out, which I tried and only half finished.
1 - reroll
3 interdiffs:
1a is unimportant, just reroll/test fixes from last patches.
1b is a few things I thought should be fixed. (Primarily: I think the teaser vs full node links were switched - but it's a bit hard to test still)
1c unifies the duplicate code in CommentLinkBuilder and CommentDefaultFormatter - it creates a new method CommentLinkBuilder::buildCommentedEntityFieldLinks() (with arguments tuned to CommentDefaultFormatter's use case).
CommentLinkBuilderTest fails - I believe that is because of the new CommentDefaultFormatter::LINKS_NONE formatter-setting which the test does not yet account for: CommentDefaultFormatter::LINKS_NONE outputs no link but (in at least one case) the test expects an 'access denied' message.
So, the checking logic still needs to be reviewed.
2 - feedback on #38 - #41
I believe that the # of comments does belong (should stay) in the formatter settings. (I think there is a theoretically valid use case for having small/big thread pages on different display modes.)
I believe that the threading mode should indeed move to comment-type settings. Not 100% sure on it, but my feeling is mixing up threaded/non-treaded rendering of the same comments is a can of worms and we shouldn't enable regular people to do that. (Why: because if you render threaded comments as 'flat', you don't see what the parents are / what comments you're replying to - sometimes leading to creepy situations. Which would require a solution like https://www.drupal.org/project/flatcomments in core to keep lost data / frustration down.)
In other words: agreed with andypost/#41.
'form_location' also seems like a formatter setting to me. (and maybe the new 'redirect' setting? But see below.)
Attached interdiff '2' moves the threaded mode to a comment-type setting, and can be used as a basis for moving other settings over (which I haven't thought about yet).
It also moves and renames the constants from COMMENT_MODE_* to THREADING_MODE_* (the best I could come up with after not liking 'MODE_*, DISPLAY_MODE_*, LIST_MODE_*')
CommentLinkBuilderTest has not been adjusted yet (to mock comment type settings).
3 - configurable redirect location
As mentioned in #41
Attached interdiff '3' is a first stab at this.
But I should have read properly: options should be as per #39 "Options would be 'commented entity in default view mode', 'comment reply form' and 'none'.".
I implemented "to what view mode do you want to redirect", which is a silly question. What could be asked as a question (besides the above options) is "what view mode does /node/NNN actually render? I need to know just for determining the destination page on redirect". But I'm not sure that is understandable/useful.
There is another issue with the patch:
- It works for setting 'form on same page', and for that case, there is some sense in implementing the 'redirect' option as a formatter setting.
- it does not yet work for 'form on separate page' and also - for that case, it being a formatter setting would be weird:
- the standalone form would know which view mode to lift the setting from
- for all other view modes, the option will be useless.
...unless you want to implement an URL (GET) parameter for the standalone form URL...
So I'm uploading the patch for completeness / as maybe a little starting point, but not sure of its use.
The full patch in this issue
... includes inderdiffs 1 and 2, not the last interdiff (3). I already know it will fail CommentLinkBuilderTest, and for the rest... I'm just keeping my fingers crossed.
Pushing to github in case someone wants to cherry-pick.
- work out the above confusion still
- fix CommentLinkBuilderTest for its checking logic and for being able to mock comment-type settings
- migration of settings (in followup, I think)
- change record for constants changes (after we decide that all constants are in the right files)
- Plugin/views/field/NodeNewComments.php is a bit yucky, with its 'threading_mode' and 'per_page' settings. But it's broken anyway, because it should know the comment field(name) it is operating on. Once it knows that, at least the 'threading' option can be deleted again. Do in followup, I think.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-61.patch | 97.46 KB |
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That code was so broken, I don't even...
Here's a new patch including everything but the redirect location (which I'll look at while test bots are picking this apart.)
Pushed to github. I can later provide any interdiffs you want (probably from 45 to the most recent one), and review my own comments.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-63.patch | 87.56 KB |
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interdiff-1920044-45-63.txt | 94.64 KB |
Regardless whether this will be (partly or fully) unused, I must not leave a mess in an issue like this.
Testing; comments will follow if it's green.
The interdiff is bigger than the patch because the comment-links stuff that was part of #45 is removed from the field formatter.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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interdiff-1920044-63-65.txt | 666 bytes |
comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-65.patch | 87.56 KB |
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silly little mistake, comments still pending when green.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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interdiff-1920044-65-67.txt | 3.76 KB |
comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-67.patch | 90.16 KB |
FAILED: [[SimpleTest]]: [PHP 5.4 MySQL] 81,917 pass(es), 6 fail(s), and 0 exception(s). View |
finding individual issues to fix among the failures...
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
File | Size |
comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-69.patch | 90.33 KB |
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interdiff-1920044-67-69.txt | 1.8 KB |
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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interdiff-1920044-69-71.txt | 16.63 KB |
comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-71.patch | 94.99 KB |
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getting funny warnings at drupalPostAjaxForm() but hoping they might be local to my installation...?
Comments and github push will still follow when green.
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interdiff-1920044-71-72.txt | 13.88 KB |
comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-72.patch | 94.48 KB |
FAILED: [[SimpleTest]]: [PHP 5.4 MySQL] Unable to apply patch comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-72.patch. Unable to apply patch. See the log in the details link for more information. View |
...so. Ignore comments #48 - #71 (except the reference below).
1 - reroll plus fixes (plus removing the links stuff that already have their own formatter)
Pushed to github because the individual interdiffs are pretty much useless (too confusing). I will split stuff up if it helps to review/push things through. (Or if you think parts of this should not go in.)
Also: will update issue summary after there is agreement on below.
2 - feedback on #38 - #42
As detailed in #59, agreed with andypost #42:
- # comments in formatter settings
- threading mode in comment type settings (the current patch implements this)
Form location also seems like a formatter setting to me **. However this has implications: when displaying a non-'full' view mode, we first need to check that view mode's formatter settings to see if comments are displayed there. If not, we must check the 'full' view mode's formatter settings to determine whether the "Add new comment" link should link to the form on the full node page (as is the default now/in D7?) or on a separate page.
This is done in interdiffs #69 + #71.
(And it has added a @todo, which is actually a @to-review, to the patch.)
And it introduces some breakage - see bottom of this comment.
3 - configurable redirect location / issues raised in #39
Maybe I'm just slow (like I was in understanding #58)... but I don't think we have a problem here anymore. Just recapping #39 to be sure:
This change is why I'm not certain that they belong on the formatter. The comment-form needs to know the number per page and threading mode in order to create the link fragment after a new comment is added - to redirect to that comment. On one hand we're already assuming that the comment came from the full-entity view mode (because we're using the commented entity's url info to build the link) - is it a bridge too far to assume that implies the default view mode?
Yes that's a bridge too far, but that is no problem. We can just go with the full mode settings. (As done in this comment's interdiff.)
There are more places (CommentLinkBuilder, CommentController::renderNewCommentsNodeLinks()) that take the settings from 'full' view mode because that is the view mode which is hardwired to the entity's URL. AFAICS that's fine.
Or should we remove this redirect all together and make it configurable per-comment-type? Options would be 'commented entity in default view mode', 'comment reply form' and 'none'. (...)So after discussing with @jhodgdon on irc, I think the best option here is to continue with the patch approach but make the redirect location configurable.
Great. But since that's new functionality and it doesn't seem to influence the patch much, it can be a followup - right?
** I think we have to either make 'form location' a formatter setting, or decide to decouple the rendering of the comment form from view modes & only display the form on the entity-url page (irrespective of view mode).
Why that reasoning?
...try this for fun: in HEAD, you can change the 'frontpage' view to display nodes in 'full' view mode. So you'll get comment forms rendered with every displayed node, and (if there are comments already) an "Add new comment" link. But that link redirects to the entity-url, instead of jumping to the form just below it!
The only way to fix that is either of above choices, I think.
This patch takes the first choice and fixes the wrong redirect.
But it (the ability to render & link to the form on any view mode) highlights some breakage. If there are multiple comment forms on the same page, each form should get their own unique #comment-form-XXX HTML id, so the "Add new comment" link can link to the right location on the page.
I'll fix that (here or in followup) when the patch gets reviewed. It won't affect many parts of the patch.
So, todo:
- unique #comment-form-XXX HTML ids
- change record, should include constants changes (after we decide that all constants are in the right files)
- comment form redirect options (in followup, I think)
- Plugin/views/field/NodeNewComments.php is a bit yucky, with its 'threading_mode' and 'per_page' settings. But it's broken anyway, because it should know the comment field(name) it is operating on. Once it knows that, at least the 'threading' option can be deleted again. Do in followup.
- migration of settings (in followup, I think)
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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comment-formatter-tune-up-1920044-73.patch | 94.48 KB |
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reroll. See #72;
Status: | Needs review | » Needs work |
Issue tags: | +Needs reroll |
Was going to give this a manual test, but it no longer applies :<
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move_comment_field-1920044-86.patch | 89.81 KB |
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interdiff-1920044-73-86.txt | 9.05 KB |
Attached is as much of a reroll as I could get through. A few method calls look like they have moved so it still needs work.
I did not find the right place for these changes.
diff --git a/core/modules/comment/src/CommentManager.php b/core/modules/comment/src/CommentManager.php
index 0094a01..c29f894 100644
--- a/core/modules/comment/src/CommentManager.php
+++ b/core/modules/comment/src/CommentManager.php
@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
namespace Drupal\comment;
+use Drupal\comment\Plugin\Field\FieldFormatter\CommentDefaultFormatter;
use Drupal\comment\Plugin\Field\FieldType\CommentItemInterface;
use Drupal\Component\Utility\String;
use Drupal\Component\Utility\Unicode;
@@ -130,6 +131,8 @@ public function addDefaultField($entity_type, $bundle, $field_name = 'comment',
'%entity_type' => $entity_type,
+ $comment_type->setThreadingMode(CommentTypeInterface::THREADING_MODE_THREADED);
+ $comment_type->save();
else {
// Silently create the comment-type for the calling code.
@@ -138,6 +141,7 @@ public function addDefaultField($entity_type, $bundle, $field_name = 'comment',
'label' => Unicode::ucfirst($comment_type_id),
'target_entity_type_id' => $entity_type,
'description' => 'Default comment field',
+ 'threading_mode' => CommentTypeInterface::THREADING_MODE_THREADED,
// Make sure the field doesn't already exist.
@@ -198,6 +202,10 @@ public function addDefaultField($entity_type, $bundle, $field_name = 'comment',
'label' => 'above',
'type' => 'comment_default',
'weight' => 20,
+ 'settings' => array(
+ 'per_page' => 50,
+ 'form_location' => CommentItemInterface::FORM_BELOW,
+ )
// The comment field should be hidden in all other view displays.
diff --git a/core/modules/forum/forum.install b/core/modules/forum/forum.install
index 248568b..6953124 100644
--- a/core/modules/forum/forum.install
+++ b/core/modules/forum/forum.install
@@ -5,10 +5,11 @@
* Install, update, and uninstall functions for the Forum module.
+use Drupal\comment\CommentTypeInterface;
+use Drupal\comment\Entity\CommentType;
use Drupal\comment\Plugin\Field\FieldType\CommentItemInterface;
use Drupal\field\Entity\FieldConfig;
use Drupal\field\Entity\FieldStorageConfig;
-use Drupal\comment\CommentManagerInterface;
use Drupal\taxonomy\Entity\Term;
@@ -42,9 +43,9 @@ function forum_install() {
Drupal::service('comment.manager')->addDefaultField('node', 'forum', 'comment_forum', CommentItemInterface::OPEN, 'comment_forum');
// Add here because we don't have param in addDefaultField function.
- $field = FieldConfig::loadByName('node', 'forum', 'comment_forum');
- $field->settings['default_mode'] = CommentManagerInterface::COMMENT_MODE_FLAT;
- $field->save();
+ $comment_type = CommentType::load('comment_forum');
+ $comment_type->setThreadingMode(CommentTypeInterface::THREADING_MODE_FLAT);
+ $comment_type->save();
// Hide label for comment field.
entity_get_display('node', 'forum', 'default')
diff --git a/core/profiles/standard/standard.install b/core/profiles/standard/standard.install
index c2b5582..87c4845 100644
--- a/core/profiles/standard/standard.install
+++ b/core/profiles/standard/standard.install
@@ -4,6 +4,8 @@
* Install, update and uninstall functions for the standard installation profile.
+use Drupal\comment\CommentTypeInterface;
+use Drupal\comment\Entity\CommentType;
use Drupal\comment\Plugin\Field\FieldType\CommentItemInterface;
@@ -25,6 +27,15 @@ function standard_install() {
// Add comment field to article node type.
\Drupal::service('comment.manager')->addDefaultField('node', 'article', 'comment', CommentItemInterface::OPEN);
+ $comment_type = CommentType::load('comment');
+ $comment_type->setThreadingMode(CommentTypeInterface::THREADING_MODE_THREADED);
+ $comment_type->save();
+ // Set some display options for comments in search results.
+ foreach (array('search_result', 'search_index') as $view_mode) {
+ $display = entity_get_display('node', 'article', $view_mode);
+ $display->removeComponent('comment');
+ $display->save();
+ }
// Hide the comment field in the rss view mode.
entity_get_display('node', 'article', 'rss')
I'm sure we need to postpone that to find a way to investigate #81 and only then continue here,
#1548204: Remove user signature and move it to contrib and #2428509: Comment links weight should be managed by view display will simplify render also there's special #2002094: Improve performance of comment.html.twig that could be converted to meta
Assigned: | roderik | » Unassigned |
Just unassigning issues that haven't been developed for a bit in the D8 queue.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
Issue tags: | -Needs reroll |
Issue tags: | +Needs reroll |
restoring tag
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
Issue tags: | -Needs reroll |
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move_comment_field-1920044-92.patch | 87.78 KB |
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Ah sorry, didn't notice the rerolled patch needed rerolling.
Tried to do my best to reroll this, a lot of things has changed, but this can give us a starting point.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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move_comment_field-1920044-94.patch | 87.5 KB |
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Fixed merge issue from reroll in #92.
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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move_comment_field-1920044-96.patch | 87.18 KB |
FAILED: [[SimpleTest]]: [PHP 5.5 MySQL] Invalid PHP syntax in core/modules/comment/tests/src/Unit/CommentLinkBuilderTest.php. View |
If at first you don't succeed :(
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
File | Size |
move_comment_field-1920044-98.patch | 87.55 KB |
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move_comment_field-1920044-98.patch | 87.55 KB |
FAILED: [[SimpleTest]]: [PHP 5.5 MySQL] 92,611 pass(es), 2,125 fail(s), and 569 exception(s). View |
Trying to reload file to get it tested, something seems a bit of with test bot not testing patch form #98
Status: | Needs work | » Needs review |
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move_comment_field-1920044-102.patch | 87.34 KB |
FAILED: [[SimpleTest]]: [PHP 5.5 MySQL] 94,114 pass(es), 660 fail(s), and 295 exception(s). View | |
interdiff.txt | 1.57 KB |
Reduced a lot of the fails.
Got some issues with $node->rss_elements not sure if the issue is the test or the code.
Version: | 8.0.x-dev | » 8.2.x-dev |
Issue tags: | -minor version target, -beta target |
This issue was marked as a beta target for the 8.0.x beta, but is not applicable as an 8.1.x beta target, so untagging.
This could potentially be implemented in a minor with BC, so moving to 8.2.x.


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I was wondering,is there a food plot seed that grows in the woods under low light. I was planing on putting out a small plot.
I am 13 years old so I would really appreciate help and advice.
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Can't help you with the food plots, but there are some articles in the featured article section that may be of help:
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Most any of the "commercial" plot mixes will work well in low light conditions.
They will have Rye, Chicory, Clover and Rape.
As a general rule Grasses, Brassica, Forage Chicory, and Legumes do not require "direct sunlight" to grow. Just being out in the daylight is enough.
They will do better with 4-6 hours of Sunlight but do not 'require" it.
Just plant them east to west and the Sun will fall on them for a few hours a day.
Fruit bearing plants on the other hand, do require Direct Sunlight, some even full sunlight all day long.
These include Corn, Soybeans, Oats, Wheat. etc. Whenever possible plant these east to west also, to maximize sunlight contact.
More importantly you will need the proper pH levels in the soil. Too acidic and your plants won't utilize the fertilizer.
Get a soil sample and contact your local County Extension or Ag center to have it tested. They'll tell you the amount of Lime and the type and amount of fertilizer that you'll need and the best seed mix as well. At the least mix in 50 lbs of Lime per 1/4 acre a couple weeks before you plant and just before you expect rain. You can fertilize then also.
That is a quick glazing over, hope it helps.
Ask for more info if you need too.
Thanks a million . I was planing on making one 20by20 plot in the woods and clearing out some trees. If you have any more info id appretiate it.
20X20 ain't very big, You have more room than that?
Deer will destroy that in 1 or 2 nights.
I have small plot that is about 18 feet wide and about 100ft long. I can hardly keep enough growing to keep any benefit for the Deer.
my larger plot is about 20 feet wide but runs close to 100 yards but is broken up occasionally by thickets a few yards wide and by points in the Pines that stick out into the plot, which is actually an old double-row fire-break.
I think that you and your Deer would benefit more if you would mabe plant several 20x20plots fairly close to each other but far enough apart to keep some cover for concealed movement between them.
OK we only have about 2 acers and not much deer but we have taken a few nice deer.Would two 20by20s crammed together work?thanks
How about planting whatever size food plot you feel comfortable planting on 2 acres. I would also suggest planting some fruit trees of some sort. Check with Ag Dept in your county to see what will best grow there. If you have Oaks or Honeysuckle on your property, I would fertilize them in the spring time. If you don't have Oaks then I would buy some from a local forrester. We planted Sawtooth oaks last Jan. We plan on planting fruit bearing trees here shortly. There is a variety of Persimmon tree that produces fruit from Sept to Nov. Can't think of the name right now but I will let you know when I remember. It won't take a lot to get deer/turkeys using your property, provided you have enough cover available. Make sure to provide some sort of protection for the newly planted trees as the bucks love to rub them. Good luck
thanks alot.Any more info would be nice.
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Ooohh how the ideas are spinning now. It will really be a treat to see how they change by the time the get to each of us.
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Karen, even with the colors being off your center is gorgeous!
Ooohh how the ideas are spinning now. It will really be a treat to see how they change by the time the get to each of us.
Beautiful!! I love the deep blue fabric and how the red is set off so well! Have a great time camping! I hope you are having great weather-like sunny days and cool nights.
Hi everybody, I needed to tweak my block today. Then of course, It rained and I lost the sunlight. I will be posting it tomorrow for you. Can we mail early? Or do we need to wait for the deadline. Either way, I will be ready to mail by next week. I work on the weekends. You ladies have out done yourselves. I can't wait till it's my turn to work on yours.:)
yayaquilts--Beautiful center. I can only image what will be added to it by the time it gets to me. Can't wait.
Judith1005--Can't wait to see yours, you and tam...moo are making us sweat. lol
So far all 4 that has posted has lots of blue in them. What a coincidence. Great minds think alike. LOL Can't wait to see the other 2.
As for mailing - as long as the picture has been posted here I say go for it.
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Thanks for the compliments!!
I love everyone's centers--they are so beautiful!!
Weather has been nice-sunny and warm daytime and cool first night--but we have a lot of smoke and ash in the air because of a big fire not too close, but close enough so the smell and ash is no fun-plus the smoke is ruining the normally beautiful blue and the view of Mt Lassen is covered by smoke!!
Well, this is a first for me. I've never done a RR. These are great so far. I too hope we will see the ongoing progress of these quilts.
Patti; This is a first for me, too! The "unknown" is so exciting to me. I wonder about my ability to choose the right thing for a round, it's going to be a challenge. I have a couple books that teach about borders and I keep looking at quilts that are made with centers and several borders!
This has just been the most fun to view this thread. The centers are so wonderful. The colors so pretty and such great designs used.


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No announcement yet.
Link-Time Optimizations With GCC 4.8
Originally posted by carewolf View PostNo, then you get -O0 optimizations. LTO means link-time optimizations, which means the linker does the optimizations, which again means the linker needs the optimization flags, but the compiler does not.
CXXFLAGS = -flto
LDFLAGS = -O3 -march=native -flto -fwhole-program
Anyway, as I said earlier I think this is what is the problem with the regressions in Michael's tests. I doubt he has passed the optimization options to the LDFLAGS in the tests where these regressions occur. LTO often doesn't yield any 'worthwhile' gains in my benchmarks but also hasn't caused any worse performance for me. The overall benefit I've noticed is that the binaries pretty much always end up quite a bit smaller (likely due to dead/duplicate code removal, more efficient code reordering etc).
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Originally posted by carewolf View PostBut you need to link using GCC or gold anyway to get LTO? The fat object files just makes it possible to link without using LTO. So non-fat objects also helps to check that you really are getting LTO and not just the old code through the fallback.
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Fat LTO objects are object files that contain both the intermediate language and the object code. This makes them usable for both LTO linking and normal linking. This option is effective only when compiling with -flto and is ignored at link time.
-fno-fat-lto-objects improves compilation time over plain LTO, but requires the complete toolchain to be aware of LTO. It requires a linker with linker plugin support for basic functionality. Additionally, nm, ar and ranlib need to support linker plugins to allow a full-featured build environment (capable of building static libraries etc).
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The dhrystone benchmark is crap.
That benchmark is a derivate of the original 1988 dry.c which was composed by two separate .c files.
Those two files were kept separate to avoid explicitly the compiler to inline function.
example, assume to write a tool to benchnark the integer math, so we slipt it in mul.c and div.c with this functions:
Code:int mul(int a, int b) { return a * b; }
Code:int div(int a, int b) { return a / b; }
Code:int test(int x) { for(int i = 1; i < x; i++) div(mul(i, 100), 25); }
Code:int test(int x) { for(int i = 1; i < x; i++) (i * 100) / 25; }
Code:int test(int x) { for(int i = 1; i < x; i++) i * 4; }
While LTO is good in real use, it can fake many benchmarks, so I'll use it only on real world scenarios.


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Apparently the Apple Corps (part of The Beatles band) are interested in sharing their music catalogue for games. At the moment Activision or MTV games look the most likely to obtain the licenses.
Surely it's a wise move for all parties concerned with all the money they would get from many of the Beatles fans. Let's also face it – we all the love "We all live in a Yellow Submarine". The only problem is though do you really want Guitar Hero: The Beatles? Or would it be better to have them as downloadable packs? However it looks like The Beatles tracks will be making their way to the mobile.
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SPECULATION IS RIFE that Apple Corps is interested in creating a video game based around the Beatles music catalogue. It's a good bet that mobile versions are in the offing, too.
According to a report in the FT, two companies are currently the front runners for getting the rights to the Beatles games – MTV Games and Activision.
The story also mentioned that Apple Corps had been approached by a number of parties "including from mobile phone carriers."
The INQ reckons it's a good bet that these approaches might be linked to the runaway success of Guitar Hero III Mobile, a game produced by Hands-On Mobile in association with Activision.
According to Hands-on the title was Verizon Wireless' best-selling mobile game during Q1 2008 and across all operators it had run up almost one million paid-for downloads.
Apparently that made Guitar Hero Mobile one of the fastest-selling releases in mobile gaming history.
So the INQ reckons that Activision is probably in there with a good chance given its current record.
Apple Corps is notoriously conservative – for example, none of its titles are available on Itunes, although Paul McCartney's solo stuff is. There are some Beatles ringtones so it must be prepared to countenance the mobile sector.
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The Spanish Government The Latest To Try To Ban Memes
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It would be sort of fun to watch the more authoritarian governments of the world attempt to combat internet memes with censorship if it weren't both so damaging to the free speech ideals I hold so dear and if recent, ahem, events weren't making these stories hit a little closer to home than they would have but a few months ago. Countries like Russia and Indonesia have both taken steps to attempt to make illegal the time-honored tradition of putting up a famous person's picture and then typing words across it. Despite both governments' insisting that these legislative attempts are all to do with protecting people's honor and/or quelling false information about the subjects of these memes, the truth is that the aims behind them are more to do with clamping down on dissident speech and protecting those in power from criticism. That, indeed, is why these laws tend to be worded so vaguely. Vague enough, in fact, that it's quite clear that they can be used to criminalize pretty much any speech that the ruling government doesn't like.
And joining in on this fascist fun now is Spain, which is attempting to criminalize memes in the vaguest manner possible.
The scheme was put before Congress and would see restrictions placed on "spreading images that infringe the honour of a person," referencing a 1992 law that is now outdated due to the emergence of the internet. PP politicians want the new ruling added to the unpopular Citizen Security Law, which was introduced in 2015 and places curbs on public protests, social media commentaries and disrespecting the police. It has been referred to as "the gag law" by critics.
Let's just drive that point home: the Spanish government is considering an addition to a wildly unpopular law designed to keep people from voicing their displeasure at the government that would further criminalize people voicing their displeasure at the government. This isn't so much the ruling Spanish party putting its fingers in its own ears and shouting "La la la, we can't hear you", as it is putting the barrel of a gun in its detractors' mouths and shouting the same thing. It's a terrible idea for remaining in power, which is why I assume there are no ostriches running federal governments.
To drive that point home, it seems the PM Rajoy found himself quickly the subject of many memes as a result of banning memes.
Rajoy quiere que no haya más imágenes como esta, coartar nuestra libertad de expresión. #SinMemesNoHayDemocracia pic.twitter.com/3kQZlOGheu
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Ahora el PP quiere prohibir los memes y considerarlos delito. Rajoy, te pasas #SinMemesNoHayDemocracia pic.twitter.com/OSxvIJQ5Gb
— Código Nuevo (@CodigoNuevo) November 8, 2016
Seniorita Streisand, at the government's service, it seems. The good news in the case of Spanish meme-makers is that there is some confidence that this law won't be passed due to the ironically slim support the Popular Party has in the government.
They may not find it so easy, however, since they hold only 137 of the 350 available parliamentary seats after the PP finally received approval for a second term thanks to support from liberal party Cuidadanos, leaving Rajoy with the weakest mandate in Spain's recent political history.
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1437 S Jackson st. , Seattle, WA 98144
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