JUnit Test Suite Limitations on the number of test classes can be included in the suite

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  -only support up to 250 meetings by calendar. It's like a week for my boss. ;-)

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  var originalVerUnits =  doc.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits;
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            spreadWithBleedBounds = GetSpreadBound(spread, true);
            
            gPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems = GetPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems(spread);
            
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            var bottomBleed = documentBleedBottomOffset;
            var rightBleed = documentBleedOutsideOrRightOffset;
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       var partiallyOutOfSpreadItems = [];
       var currentItem;
       
       for (var i = 0; i < allPageItems.length; i++) {
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            }
            catch(err) {
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            }
       }
  }
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  function ErrorExit(myMessage, myIcon) {
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       for (var i = groups.length-1; i >= 0; i--) {
            var gr = groups[i];
            if (gr.groups.length > 0) {
                 var subGroups = [];
                 for (var j = gr.groups.length-1; j >= 0; j--) {
                      subGroups.push(gr.groups[j].id);
                 }                    
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                      gr.ungroup();
                 }
                 catch(err) {
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                      ungroupErrors++;
                 }
            
                 for (var k = subGroups.length-1; k >= 0; k--) {
                      try {
                           doc.groups.itemByID(subGroups[k]).ungroup();
                      }
                      catch(err) {
                           //$.writeln("2 - " + err);
                           ungroupErrors++;
                      }
                 }
            }
            else {
                 try {
                      gr.ungroup();
                 }
                 catch(err) {
                      //$.writeln("1 - " + err);
                      ungroupErrors++;
                 }
            }
       }     
  }
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  Thanks in advance.

  Kasyan

  Hi Kasyan!

  I was not trying to integrate this into your script, so you may need to adjust a little. The trick is to define a function that detects the point of intersection of two lines - and, of course, you must call it for lines that will not fail to cross the border of the page! (Otherwise, it would simply expand * any * the line upward and on the border.)

  I think it would be wise to predict a small mistake for lines that seem to run "up to" the edge of the page - I tested a line for 'x '.<= 0"="" on="" a="" line="" that="" appeared="" to="" start="" on="" 0;="" the="" control="" panel="" told="" me="" so.="" however,="" i="" didn't="" type="" that="" 0="" in;="" i="" dragged="" the="" line="" to="" the="" edge.="" apparently,="" it="" was="" *not*="" at="" precisely="" "0mm",="" but="" something="" like="" "0.001mm",="" because="" the="" script="" simply="" didn't="" "see"="" the="">

  My function comes from this page: http://local.wasp.uwa.edu.au/~pbourke/geometry/lineline2d/ and I did not test it does of orthogonal lines

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  The function tests * any * tail against * any * other line, so if we meet the page bounding box, I get the intersection with the purge of the side area where it crosses the bbox page.

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    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[2]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
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  if (pt2[0] <= pagebbox[1] || pt2[0] >= pagebbox[3] ||
   pt2[1] <= pagebbox[0] || pt2[1] >= pagebbox[2])
  {
   if (pt2[0] <= pagebbox[1])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
  
   if (pt2[0] >= pagebbox[3])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
  
   if (pt2[1] <= pagebbox[0])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[0] ] ] );
   if (pt2[1] >= pagebbox[2])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[2]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
   line.paths[0].pathPoints.lastItem().anchor = intersectPt;
  }
  
  function IntersectionPt (ln1, ln2)
  {
   var ua;
   var x1 = ln1[0][0], x2 = ln1[1][0], x3 = ln2[0][0], x4 = ln2[1][0];
   var y1 = ln1[0][1], y2 = ln1[1][1], y3 = ln2[0][1], y4 = ln2[1][1];
   ua = ((x4 - x3)*(y1 - y3) - (y4 - y3)*(x1 - x3))/((y4 - y3)*(x2 - x1) - (x4 - x3)*(y2 - y1));
  
   return [ x1 + ua*(x2-x1), y1 + ua*(y2-y1) ];
  }
  

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• Engine step doesn't fail before reaching its physical limits for the sinusoidal movement

  Hello

  My ultimate goal is to skip a XY (via 2 linear actuators) in a circular motion (radius of 0.47 ") at a frequency of 1 Hz. I run the example VI 'Demo circle' which received my copy of LabView, version 9.0.

  The problem I encounter is that given the physical limitations of the engine and the drive motor, the task should technically be feasible (see calculation *). However, even when the engines are completely discharged (no not attached to anything whatsoever), they start missing steps away from my final goal. I'm only able to reach a radius of 0.2 "(vitesse de pointe de 1.25" / seconde). "

  My question; Is the system set up incorrectly or is my final goal unrealistic, given performance reductions inevitable due to software/hardware?

  I apologize for the naivety of this question, but if there is any information that you may provide which might shed some light on this problem, I would be very happy.

  Possible theories:

  Torque is decreased more at high speeds because of microstep

  A closed loop system would improve performance at high speed

  The VI 'Demo circle' is not the best method to create a circle

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  * RADIUS = 0.47 "

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  System:

  LabView v9.0

  PCI-7340

  open loop configuration

  MID-7604

  1 4 a per axis

  10 micro steps

  Linear actuator (form is attached)

  NEMA 17 ordered by motor (sold by ultra-motion).

  Maximum speed of 3.3 inches per second

  1. 2A voltage coil

  1.8º step angle

  Kind regards

  Nick

  Nick-

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• Need to change the properties of the Clipboard or increase the number of characters that can move from one program to another

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• Details on the Limitation of the API calls

  Hi all

  I'm newbie to Eloqua API and have a few questions about that.

  
  

  1. What is the maximum No. API calls limit for SOAP and REST (especially for large API) per day?

  2. when we say limit maximum API calls, is for the specific user or instance Eloqua together?

  for example, a single user can call the ends of the API for 2,000 times per day the maximum number (may be that other users can call the same on this day).

  OR special Eloqua instance is limited to 2000 calls is the maximum that API calls for a day (without distinction of different users).

  Please specify.

  Thank you

  Ashok.

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  Standard - 100 000

  Company - 500 000

  These limits are per instance.

  I hope this helps!

  T.J.