I was a bit confused about the "delete on close" semantics on Windows and did some experiments on it. The result indicates that Dokan's current API doesn't accurately reflect its semantics.

• If I call NtCreateFile on a file with DELETE permission and with the FILE_DELETE_ON_CLOSE flag set (let's call it h1)
  • If there's no other open handles, the file will be deleted once h1 g

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The create callback is called also for special files like S_IFIFO.
The special named FIFO file is still not created, instead a corresponding .lnk file pops up in the same directory.

$ mkfifo foobar

$ ls -l foobar*
-rwx------ 1 Hasse None 130 Oct 12 14:46 foobar.lnk*

The same happens if create is not implemented which forces a call to mknod instead.
Possi

I got this to work in GarageBand the following settings also allow me to record with the external mike

Channel 17 for Mac internal mic

And channels one and two for computer audio

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/216566/72020648-23628900-3264-11ea-891a-40952fcab0d

This reference to golang documentation is completely wrong:
https://github.com/gocql/gocql/blob/e6d89e6c5ab3faf5127fc95fb85477f39ac9c792/conn.go#L764-L766

Original documentation says:

WriteTo writes data to w until there's no more data to write or when an error occurs. The return value n is the number of bytes written. Any error encountered during the write is also returned.

https://gola

It's unclear from the docs if the retrieved data from execute_batch is guaranteed to be in the same order as the list passed to the function. Is that the case?

If so, it'd be great to add that to the docs!

Hi, First and foremost, I think this is a great start at making something really simple and effective. Thank you!!

However... I have always found template strings a little odd especially in this context.
Let us say we have

const query = `SELECT ${distinct}, ${columns} FROM ${table} ${innerJoins} WHERE ${where}`;
(Where distinct, columns, table etc are their own strings made up of other

Although the driver is already mature and stable to use, seems like the documentation is the main friction point to early adopters. In fact, the open issues #394 #391 #389 and #383 are questions in the form "How do I do x thing on gorethink" .

I think that we should either bring more examples inside the documentation in the code or to create

To quote the "Using the mouse driver" wiki page: "Inside the folder of the device binded to the driver there will be some of the following files"

Where is the folder? What does this mean? Its all excessively vague.

I recently upgraded from terraform kitchen 3.3 to kitchen 4.0. This meant that I could use inspec aws resources (which is great). However, I ran into some difficulties due to sparse documentation around how to use the aws backend and what one should put in the kitchen.yml.

I'd like to submit a PR that adds documentation with this info. However, I am not sure the appropriate place for this doc.

It's not an issue than a question:
I'm using this very nice project to use joy-cons on Dolphin (with this gyro server thingy)
and I'm impressed how well this works. 👌🏻
Has someone figured out a good Dolphin controller config and would share it?
(nunchuck left joy-con - wiimote right)

The website that is linked to in the readme is offline and the repository is abandoned. Development seems to have moved here: https://github.com/libusb/hidapi

I seem to have gotten around it by simply removing "c++" from gcc-c++. Not sure why that's even there. gcc is the package name, and g++ is the c++ compiler name when executed. gcc-c++ isn't any package I know of.

The readme for PWM Speaker used to describe an overloaded play() method that takes a tone and a duration as arguments. The driver however, supplies only a method that allows the tone.

readme source:
https://github.com/androidthings/contrib-drivers/tree/master/pwmspeaker

extract:

// Make it play:

try {
    mSpeaker.play(440 /* tone */, 3000L /* duration */);
} catch (IOExcep