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• Change cell numeric attributes can have strange default values

  These values seem a little surprising... I did not type the me... Happens if you change the type of data we'll say from unsigned char to double...

  But this isn't some meaningless: If you now - enter as a new minimum value 1e1000, CVI "corrects" it to-9.2e + 18...

  Also, it can behave correctly, sometimes, but shouldn't it always?

  It behaves better if instead of - 1e1000 first type you-100. If you enter then - 1e1000 it will correct the number - 1.0E + 300

  (Well, it should probably be E + 308...) but I better stop here

  

  Hi Wolfgang,.

  When I first open the Edit dialog box, data of the cell type is int64 and the range is (-9223372036854775808, 9223372036854775807). Those who are be the greatest values possible int64 can accommodate, and they are probably there because they were forced to the bottom of the default double range (-Inf + Inf), in a previous editing session.

  You then replaced the char data type, which replaces the beach (-128,127), which represents the beach under the constraint of a tank. But the dialogue box remembers your original preference was - 9223372036854775808 (9223372036854775807) and so, when you change the data type double in the same editing session, it restores this range once again, since it is now valid for the new data type. Except that it displays in scientific notation, since the double will automatically use this notation when the Exhibitor exceeds a certain size.

  It seems that you tried then to compel this return to the widest possible range of a double tapping 1e1000. It is a reasonable assumption on your part, but unfortunately this is a limitation of the CVI that it cannot compel a double entered into scientific notation ‑‑ does not recognize 1e1000 as valid a number. He keeps, so any value has been previously in control. If you had typed 1e308 instead, it would have worked, since it is a valid number. I agree that it is very inconvenient for you to "guess" what might be the maximum number, so that you can enter. All I can say is that if you really want to enter the largest possible value of double in the max/min controls, you need to enter '-Inf ' and '+ Inf' instead.

  Luis

  Given what I wrote above, should not happen the following (and I was not able to reproduce it): "it behaves better if instead of - 1e1000 first type you-100.. If you enter then - 1e1000 it will correct the number - 1.0E + 300 ". He should leave-100 in the control.

• strange symbol scaling, when the value of key in a Tween

  Hello
  I'm doing a character for a game project animation.
  The developer would like the symbols I animate to be scale 100%, but I'm running into a problem where the symbol can evolve into ~99.9% and don't allow themselves to be handed over to 100%.

  That's what's happening (ah, sorry about the strange pictures - click to see the clean versions life-size):

  

  first series of keyframes

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  second set of keyframe - a rotation on it value

  
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  created classic Tween

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  picture key defined in the tween - strange scale value

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  Now the strange thing (for me at least) is that, once the scale ~ 99% was assigned to the coast I'm not able to change it to 100% in the transformation Panel (be it by resetting the scale or by manually entering 100%).  He'll temporarily read as if it was at the 100% level, but when I rub away and then come back to this key frame - it's 99% again.

  The only solution I found is to transform remove them and then replace the symbol to its previous position. Then, there is the same position and 100% scale. I guess I'll have to do this if necessary but... is there a better way?  (with any luck, the solution will be so simple and obvious that I'll feel stupid )

  
  (for anyone interested: the reason why I animate as is it seems to be a nice way to get quickly to the poses of ventilation (a pose that contributes to the animation move between large poses) - I'll do two great poses and create a motion tween classic that link.)  I'll keyframes to a point along the interpolation, delete tweens and keyframes modify them to create my ventilation.  If someone has a better method to do, I'd love to hear it too)

  Thank you!

  -Ross

  usually from rounding errors and/or interpolation.  Flash place objects by pixel de.05 the closest and interpolation of the timeline is a situation better guess with flash try to calculate what you want.

• Value of the weird number in the Info panel display

  Im guessing that I have something set wrong somewhere but don't can't think what.

  Values of the in my info panel have strange long values, any ideas?

  

  Click on the color picker symbol in the Info Panel. In the drop-down list, you can choose the display 8 or 16 bits.

• Current playback position exceeds the buffer size? VB6 with NIDAQmx 9

  I have an application written in VB6 that does HAVE and AO, with both using the Ctr0 internal as the clock to check that they are in sync.   It seems to work very well.  I use a USB-6212 and a recent version of NIDAQmx.

  I am tracking the current playback Position by calling DAQmxGetReadCurrReadPos_VB6 in the EveryNCallback routine.

  Strangely, the value for each call correctly increases the number of returned samples (for example, 128), but instead of round package when it reaches the upper limit of the buffer (for example 16 * 128) it keeps growing to infinity.  No error is reported by the call to DAQmxGetReadCurrReadPos_VB6 or anything else.

  Am I misunderstood something?  This function seems to be to just return the total number of samples read, not the position in the buffer.

  What I expect the value of the current to be playback Position:

  128, 256, 384, etc..  the limit of the buffer for example 16 x 128 = 2048 how he could start over at 1 (or zero depending on the way which you set up your berries).

  Van

  Hi afmstm,

  The behavior you're seeing is indeed good, and I agree that the description that it is misleading.  The current description says:

  "In the samples per channel, shows the current position in the.
  buffer.

  The description should be interpreted as:

  "In the samples per channel shows the current position the acquisition."

  So yes, for a relative position within your stamp, you must perform a modulo operation.

  That being said, it's not the same thing as 'total number of readings/a. Since the beginning of the program' as you say.  This would be the attribute Total of samples by acquired chain .  It is rarely a chance where these two alignment attributes.  For example, to read N samples successfully the following must be satisfied:

     Total samples by acquired channel - current read Position = N

  Another distinction is that you, the user can change the current Position of playback using the properties relative to and Offset .  By default you will read from the current playback Position , which creates the behavior your described.

  I know it can be confusing, but this level of manipulation of streaming is a very advanced concept of DAQmx.  Let me know if this raises questions or concerns more!

• Network timeout freezes InDesign

  A SP1 Win7 64 bit PC running InDesign CS5, while working on a file, a user has encountered an error "network connection", then InDesign froze, without possibility of recovery.

  Is it possible to prevent freezing when a network ID timeout problem arises?

  Why does freeze anyway?  Why can they just stop any task he was trying to perform?

  In response to the original.

  Doigy:

  A SP1 Win7 64 bit PC running InDesign CS5, while working on a file, a user has encountered an error "network connection", then InDesign froze, without possibility of recovery.

  Is it possible to prevent freezing when a network ID timeout problem arises?

  Why does freeze anyway?  Why can they just stop any task he was trying to perform?

  You are not 100% specific, so it's a bit difficult to be complete here. When you say 'frozen' InDesign, you mean that it hung, become inadmissible and never returned, if you were to use the Task Manager > end process to kill him?

  This is a bug. If you can reproduce this scenario, you must file a bug with Adobe. As always with InDesign, your preference should be fill of a bug report to http://adobe.com/go/supportportal rather than using the wishform (previously cited), as you will get interaction with Adobe personnel, you should discover that if they reject your bug, you can provide them with scenarios and case files and passwords and information. Which none comes to the wishform, which is a one-way communication tool, one-shot.

  Why is it? InDesign has almost no knowledge of networks - he asks the operating system to read part of a file, or write a part of a file, through well-defined APIs. So what happened? Probably something bad to the BONE level. A call that should have never ('reading block 512 #3 file') has failed. Which is something of a scenario of can't - happen. Of course, it can happen on the networks, but it can be done mainly on local disks. (Yes, the local disks can fail. But basically... they do not).

  In any case, maybe InDesign didn't account for a strange return value. Or maybe he did realize - maybe he received a temporary failure error. The usual answer to which must, of course, try again. But perhaps the network ("action") volume disappeared? Then a new attempt might be futile. A careful analysis of the scenario may be necessary and Adobe may be missing a thing. This is why bugs may occur.

  Now, later in this thread, Stix Hart suggest you have a "questionable" network (which is almost a play on words on your user name, "Doigy." I find it a little funny, but I know you can't.) You say, "There is nothing suspicious on the network", but this doesn't really make sense compared to if you see network delays. This is pretty much the definiton of doubtful. Or do you mean that it is a one-time problem of the only time?

  In any case:

  Is there a reason that a patch could not be applied?

  Of course, it's a bug and bugs can be corrected. But it may not be simple, and the details of your case may be special or different from any problems previously seen. These are not easy to debug. Have you looked at where InDesign is blocked?

  This requires deep probably at the level of the developer or advanced skills of system administrators. See your network administrator. But they can watch with tools such as Dr. Watson and WinDBG and see where InDesign is hung up. May not mean a lot to you or your network administrator, but it will allow the Adobe engineers if you can get them to look at. This requires some caution in how you write the case report or in support of bug, and how to address the problem. It is not optimal, because Adobe support system is not optimal, but it can you.

  It is useful, Doigy? You have any other questions? We will do our best to respond.

• Behavior strange table when getting values

  I have a table that contains the TypeDef'd controls and I need to get a reference to the control of each element individually. To do this, I use the values property of the array Index that I put to the index of the item that I want to get. From there on, I can get a reference to the control. This occurs when the value of the table is changed through a simple value change event.

  When you change the value of an element, and then by using the property of Index values for the reference control at this level, the control returned reference is not one that should be. What seems to happen when I change an element in an array, this item automatically becomes the index '0' in the table itself. It's a very strange behaviour and I tried to go around for a little while. I've attached pictures of the screw that I use to show you everything.

  In the first image, I stressed the important portions in green. Going from left to right, the first Green Watch box that I'll put the index at which the table should be starting at 0. The reason I do this is because it is possible that the index display may be replaced by another value and lag between what we expect, it is (0). In the loop for, I set the property to Index values for what is the value of i. This, in theory, loop through all the items in the table, and then I get the value and the reference of this element. In the probe window, you can see the different values of the sons and I will refer to this in a second.

  In the second picture you can see the value of the table on the real front. The values of the sensors in the first picture taken after that I changed the value of one of the properties of the "Alarm 7" line. The value of the façade, it is clear that the 'Alarm 7' index value is 2, but when you look at the probe in the first image there shows that it is at index 0. Anyone know why this is happening and how to get the references to their actual index?

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• Bar chart stacked - strange behavior on display null values

  Hi all

  I'm trying to graph a county of the end dates of the activities over several years by months grouped by project.

  The problem I have is that there is a gap of 3 months where none of the activities that I am tracking complete. The default value for the stacked bar chart is to ignore the columns with no data (in my case it October-December 2015).

  To view these any given month I went to properties graphic and ticked the box "Include Null values. At this point, I get a very strange behavior. Once this option is selected, the legend explodes, showing each project in the database regardless if it meets my criteria for analysis.

  Has anyone another considering that happen? I'm doing something wrong?

  If it's important I'm in the OBI 11.1.1.7.150120

  Thank you for your help,

  Kevin Wolfe

  
  

  Hello

  You have a filter on the list of projects you want to see?

  Based on the way you describe your analysis I guess you don't have any what filter on the list of projects, but some of the filters on the other dimensions/attributes and these filters were limiting the list of projects.

  If this is the case then what you see is not a weird behavior, but everything you've asked your analysis.

  "Include null values" is not limited to the time dimension, it fits any dimension of your analysis, so no filter on projects = all projects.

• Date value, have a strange behavior

  Hi people, I am facing a strange situation in 11.2.0.3 EE 64 bit:

  SQL >! uname - a

  SunOS < hostname > 5.11 11.1 sun4v sparc sun4v

  SQL > np_dn_range desc;

  Name                                      Null?    Type

  ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------

  DN_START NOT NULL VARCHAR2 (18 CHAR)

  ACTIVATION_DATE NOT NULL DATE

  SQL > select ACTIVATION_DATE from the np_dn_range where DN_START = 528717163931;

  ACTIVATION_DATE

  ----------------------

  54890110070000

  SQL > SELECT TO_CHAR (ACTIVATION_DATE, ' dd/mm / yyyy:hh24 - mi - ss') from np_dn_range where DN_START = 528717163931;

  TO_CHAR (ACTIVATION_

  ----------------------------

  00/00/0000:00-00-00

  This should not show as 10/01 / 5489:07:00:00? If I do the same with other values, it works fine:

  SQL > SELECT TO_CHAR (ACTIVATION_DATE, ' dd/mm / yyyy:hh24 - mi - ss') from np_dn_range where DN_START = 525549998051;

  TO_CHAR (ACTIVATION_

  -------------------

  02/07 / 2013:07 - 00-00

  07/06 / 2021:07 - 00-00

  Of course the 5489 year is strange, it's an unexpected value. This value is not strange really because of this behavior, also it does not show if I publish the following:

  SQL > select ACTIVATION_DATE from the np_dn_range where ACTIVATION_DATE > sysdate;

  Oracle can make errors with math? This line just seems to come from an import of a database that was corrupt, blocks which can be the cause of this strange behavior?

  Thank you.

  Yes it is strange.

  The first octet must be the century + 100, and the second byte must be 100 + year.

  Then... (in the order of the those first followed by bad)...

  120 113 is equivalent to 2013

  120 121 equals 2021

  46,11 equals (46-100) = - 54 and (11-100) =-89... and there is no year-54-89

  Just check the other bits...

  The 3rd octet is the month, if you have months of 7, 6 and 1... they are ok.

  The 4th byte is the day, if you have days 2, 7 and 10... they are ok

  The 5th byte is time + 1, so you have 8 for everyone, which means 07:00,... they are all ok

  The 6th byte is the minutes + 1, if you have 1 for all those, which is 0 minutes... they are ok

  Octet 7 seconds + 1, if you have 1 for everyone, i.e. 0 seconds... they are ok

  So in terms of months to the time you have:

  July 2 07:00

  June 7 07:00

  10 January 07:00

  These part of all date/times are ok, it's just the century and year who were corrupt.

  Now, if I force the same corrupted data in my version of the same table using my function of date gross and put my NLS_DATE_FORMAT the same as yours... I can reproduce your problem...

  SQL > insert into np_dn_range values ('2345 ', raw_date (chr (46) |)) Chr (11) | Chr (1) | Chr (10) | Chr (8) | Chr (1) | Chr (1)));

  1 line of creation.

  SQL > alter session set nls_date_format = 'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS ';

  Modified session.

  SQL > select * from np_dn_range;

  DN_START ACTIVATION_DAT
  ------------------ --------------
  2345 54890110070000

  SQL > select to_char (activation_date, "HH24:MI:SS DD/MM/YYYY) of np_dn_range;

  TO_CHAR (ACTIVATION_
  -------------------
  00/00/0000 00:00:00

  Your data are certainly corrupted, so everything you use to import or create these data is the problem.  It certainly isn't the way that Oracle is the treatment of the date, it's just the fact that corrupted data has been forced in.

• Values very strange when you work with dates

  Hello
  
  I'm new with oracle, and I have very strange values in a query that includes dates...
  
  This is the query...
  
  Select fechapermiso, sysdate - fechapermiso
  of permits;
  
  SYSDATE-FECHAPERMISO FECHAPERMISO
  
  JUNE 1 09 31.676
  JUNE 1 09 31.676
  10 JUNE 09 22.676
  11 JUNE 09 21.676
  6 JUNE 09 26.676
  JUNE 5 09 27.676
  JUNE 5 09 27.676
  19 JUNE 09 13.676
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  JUNE 27 09 730492.676
  JUNE 27 09 730492.676
  JUNE 22 09 730497.676
  JUNE 22 09 730497.676
  JUNE 22 09 730497.676
  JUNE 29 09 730490.676
  JUNE 27 09 730492.676
  JUNE 27 09 730492.676
  JUNE 22 09 730497.676
  JUNE 22 09 730497.676
  JUNE 24 09 730495.676
  JUNE 22 09 730497.676
  JUNE 24 09 730495.676
  JUNE 24 09 730495.676
  JUNE 24 09 730495.676
  
  
  Why am I getting all these huge values?
  
  Published by: user9521601 on July 2, 2009 12:19

  Hello

  Here's the dates to the first century (1-100 years).
  Appararantly, someone came in 2-digit date in an incorrect format.

  To turn them all on the corresponding date in the 21st century, add months 24000:

  UPDATE  permisos
  SET     fechapermiso = ADD_MONTHS ( fechapermiso
                               , 24000
                        )
  WHERE     fechapermiso >= DATE '0001-01-01'
  AND     fechapermiso <  DATE '0100-01-01';
  

  Published by: Frank Kulash, July 2, 2009 15:31

• Strange value of digital control showing

  I am facing something weird

  When I get some in one of my tests it shows HEX numeric values (if I'm wrong). This only happens when I insert negative values. No idea why is that?

  

  Right-click your control, select the display... Format and select decimal (it's probably the hexadecimal value right now).

  Ben64

• Increment the value of the control programmatically, strange result

  I have a problem with this VI.
  I did it with LV 2009.
  There is an auxiliary VI that I use to remove the reference to a control programmatically.
  The test.vi (main) tries to set increment to a digital-digital control programmatically.
  With the help of the 'heap of ctrl VI', it is possible to do all the code in a single case of big event.

  If you change multiplier 'n'--> he grabs value 'n', for N = 1, 2, 3,..., 7
  It takes the value of N the multiplier and checks if it is == 1. Then the value increment of the N value accordingly.

  Problem:
  It does not work as expected.
  If you explore the thread, it's all good until the equal check, I don't understand why it does not work.

  Thanks for your advice.
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  The problem is probably not full equality of types of data comparison.  As fractions like 0.1 cannot be represented exactly in binary, is often equal to comparisons result in numbers that appear to be equal when displayed with one decimal place are actually different in the 14th, 15th or 16th place.

  Use a rough comparison: is the absolute value of the difference of less than 10 ^-14?

  Lynn

• Calendar function returns strange values

  Can someone please help

  Calendar rightNow = Calendar.GetInstance ();
  int aa = Calendar.DATE;
  int bb = Calendar.MONTH;

  in aa value is 5, it is and in the bb, it is 2.

  I checked my date system as well as the date of Simulator. I don't know why it's happening.

  These values Calendar.DATE and Calendar.MONTH are the contacts to be used in conjueciton with the Calendar.getField () method.

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• strange behavior of a list of values in a table

  Hello

  I have a jsf page, which is a region in a jsf page.

  This page has jsff header item identifier of the image carousel of documents (which are in the table) and in the center of a table. Some attributes of table are a list of values. So far I have no problems, everything works normally.

  However, jsff page is "inserted" as a region in a pop-up a JSF page. And that changes the behavior of the lists of values. Let's get select with the mouse. I wear the selectOneChoice of the arrow and the component opens and closes. Always has this behavior. If I want to choose some options have select the component and choose with the arrow keys. And it's not supposed to.

  Is it justified to do so? In jsff page doesn't have this problem.

  

  Tell me something please.

  Thank you.

  PS: mi jdev version is 11.2.4.0

  I solve this problem, change my skin.

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• Type the width or height values in the strangely slow transformation mode in Photoshop 2015

  This is the version 2015.0.1.

  For any document, any type of layer, call processing (usually at the command-T) mode and try to type in the fields width or height of the toolbar options will make the application is not responding for several seconds. It may be that this applies only for the first time using processing during a session, not course.

  Steps to reproduce:

  -Open a document

  -Select a layer

  -Enter the transform mode with command-T (on Mac)

  Context-click on the field width or height value in percentage to the pixel value to (maybe that is the real question)

  -Try to type in the field

  Expected result:

  -Reasonably responsive typing.

  Actual result:

  -App is suspended for a period of time.

  Hello

  Sorry for the inconvenience.

  This usually happens because of the graphics card.

  Please open PS

  Click on Photoshop-> preferences-> Performance

  Uncheck the use graphics processor.

  PS nearby

  Re-open PS

  Try to reproduce the problem.

  ~ Jitendra