Hi,
I thank you very much for your excellent work. However, I endure difficulties understanding your code ; my Java and Python training explain it a bit, but I think it would be great for everyone if it was documented. I mean a short explanation of each - complex - function, its role and its algorithm. I would be especially interested in a documentation of the tracker.
I thank you very much in a

The Forge sounds pretty great but there does not seem to be much in the way of documentation.

I don't even see simple "How to compile" or build instructions. Which seems like a good place to start.

The description talks about it being like "Legos" where you can use the different parts of the system as needed. So does that mean it can be built in sections and integrated into other projects pi

The Java NIO API provides useful standard open options[1] for file operations. At the moment Ringo only supports READ, WRITE, APPEND. Ringo could also provide shortcuts / options for CREATE, CREATE_NEW, DELETE_ON_CLOSE, SPARSE, TRUNCATE_EXISTING.

[1] http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/nio/file/StandardOpenOption.html

It would be nice if someone can extend the readme file with proper conversion.

I don't understand this part in the documentation:

     |  commit(self, blocking=True)
     |      Persist all data to disk.
     |      
     |      When `blocking` is False, the commit command is queued, but the data is
     |      not guaranteed persisted (default implication when autocommit=True).

Does this mean blocking is False or True when using autocommit, e.g. can I be sure m

我甚至不知道如何在列表下载中 传递FILE

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By either printing it off above results or using a global var that is set after each query like:

%%sql
select foo from bar

in another cell print _CE_ (or something):

> print(_CE_)
<engine-string> 

Should any other details be printed/returned? Should the object be returned to perform actions on it?

With the new stack coloring it is possible to capture the max task stack size and adjust. The basic working procedure is:

1. Calculate a worst case stack size and add some additional head room.
2. Add a call to the Scheduler.stack() member function and capture the maximum head room during execution.
3. Reduce the initial stack size.