Return objectSet.Where(e => e.Occurrences.Count() > 0 &Į.Occurrences.Any(o => (o.OccurrenceDates.Count() > 0 & o.OccurrenceDates.All(d => d.StartDate >= startDate)) ||Į.Occurrences.Any(o => (o.OccurrenceDates.Count() > 0 & Public static IQueryable AddOccurrenceDatesConditions(this IQueryable objectSet, DateTime? startDate, DateTime? endDate, IClock clock) / Filters the by occurrence start date between now and 90 days from now. _membershipService = _container.Resolve() _session = _sessionFactory.OpenSession() īuilder.RegisterInstance(new TestSessionLocator(_session)).As() confict when adding reservation (ignore)īuilder.RegisterInstance(_clock = new StubClock()).As() īuilder.RegisterType(typeof(SettingsFormatter)).As() īuilder.RegisterAutoMocking(MockBehavior.Loose) īuilder.RegisterGeneric(typeof(Repository)).As(typeof(IRepository)) īuilder.RegisterInstance(new Mock().Object) īuilder.RegisterInstance(_channel = new MessagingChannelStub()).As() īuilder.RegisterInstance(ShellSettingsUtility.CreateEncryptionEnabled()) add reservation (and transaction) to databaseĭatabase.AddReservation(testReservation, testCard.CardID, transactionDate) TimeSpan timeSpan = new TimeSpan(hours, 0, 0) ĭateTime transactionDate = testResDate.Subtract(timeSpan) generate a random transaction date in the past ParkingReservation testReservation = new ParkingReservation(testAccount, testVehicle, Public static void FillLastMonthData(ParkingDatabase database, IClock testClock)ĬustomerAccount testAccount = new CustomerAccount(RandomString(), RandomString(), '55',ī randomCardType = ()random.Next(3) īilling.CreditCard testCard = new Billing.CreditCard(1234123412349876, ) Īccounts.Vehicle testVehicle = new Accounts.Vehicle(RandomString() + ' ' + RandomString(),ĭateTime startDate = new DateTime(2012, 11, 25, 10, 0, 0) // 11-25-12 10aĭateTime testResDate = RandomTime(startDate) ĭatabase.AddCreditCard(testCard, testAccount.CustomerID) ĭatabase.AddVehicle(testVehicle, testAccount.CustomerID)

fill the database with fake data for last month, using a test clock Var md = new MulticlampInterop.MulticlampData(mtd) Mtd = (MulticlampInterop.MC_TELEGRAPH_DATA)Marshal.PtrToStructure(cds.lpData, typeof(MulticlampInterop.MC_TELEGRAPH_DATA)) cbData - size (in bytes) of the MC_TELEGRAPH_DATA structure being sent dwData - RegisterWindowMessage(MCTG_REQUEST_MESSAGE_STR) WM_COPYDATA structure (COPYDATASTRUCT) Marshal.PtrToStructure(, typeof(Win32Interop.COPYDATASTRUCT)) WM_COPYDATA LPARAM is a pointer to a COPYDATASTRUCT structure (Win32Interop.WM_COPYDATA, (sender, evtArgs) => Int result = Win32Interop.PostMessage(Win32Interop.HWND_BROADCAST, MulticlampInterop.MCTG_OPEN_MESSAGE, (IntPtr), (IntPtr)lParam) UInt32 lParam = MulticlampInterop.MCTG_Pack700BSignalIDs(this.SerialNumber, this.Channel) // Pack the above two into an UInt32 I'm just waiting to see what the manufacturer can do to fix them before making a decision.Public MultiClampCommander(uint serialNumber, uint channel, IClock clock)

Thankfully of course, I always have a backup running so it's never caused any loss of audio, but running on one recorder is not a comfortable experience. There comes a point where you have to throw in the towel, decide it's just bad design, and look elsewhere. After a less that completely reassuring conversation with the manufacturer, I am on the brink of ditching it (in fact, them - all $14,000 worth) and replacing them with something from another manufacturer that works as it should without randomly blowing up.

I have a particular piece of kit which is equally temperamental. Seems like far too critical a part of your rig to persevere with. you do have a backup recorder for your ProTools rig?Īs for the Mutec - I don't know, replace it with something that isn't broken? Big Ben? Nanosyncs HD? Anything that works. and without wanting to restart an earlier, now notorious thread. I know this means you won't have perfect all-day sync with video, but it does mean you still have a recording which can be sync'd manually.

on internal clock or on a separate, local, external clock that is not sync'd to any other part of the system.

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