Input: [Command] reload [Parameter] file name [Description] Reloads the gui or lua file [Scope]

Output: Debug

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] reloadfx [Parameter] map/mapname/postfx or * [Parameter_3] fx filename [Description] Reloads the shader [Scope]

Output: Debug

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] reloadinterface [Description] Reloads the entire interface [Scope]

Output: Debug

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] reloadtexture [Parameter] texture file name [Description] Reloads the specified texture [Scope]

Output: Debug

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] spawnactor [Parameter_3] OPTIONAL [Description] OPTIONAL Spawns an actor with an optional animation and tabard title [Scope]

Output: Debug

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] window [Parameter] open/close [Parameter_3] gui name [Description] Opens or closes the specified window [Scope]

Output: Debug

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] wipe_achievements [Description] Wipe out all CK2 Steam achievements. WARNING: CANNOT BE UNDONE! [Scope]

Output: Debug

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Name] cycle [Description]

Output: Time range of the given leaderboard. Can be one of daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, alltime.

Query Parameter Request Body Required


Input: [Name] sort [Description]

Output: Sorting of the leaderboard. Can be ascending or descending.Defaults todescending

Query Parameter Request Body Required


Input: [Name] skip [Description]

Output: Number of players to skip.Defaults to0

Query Parameter Request Body Required


Input: [Name] limit [Description]

Output: Limit the number of players returned in the response. -1 denotes no limit, all players are returned.Defaults to10

Query Parameter Request Body Required


Input: [Name] entity_id [Description]

Output: Player or Team relative to whom the leaderboard will be.

Query Parameter Request Body Required


Input: [Name] radius [Description]

Output: When the entity_id is provided, players within the requested radius are returned.Defaults to5

Query Parameter Request Body Required


Input: [Name] timestamp [Description]

Output: Get the latest cycle leaderboard earlier than the given timestamp.Defaults to

Query Parameter Request Body Required


Input: [Name] team_instance_id [Description]

Output: ID of the team instance. Should be passed when the leaderboard is of type Team Instance.

Query Parameter Request Body Required


Input: [Name] merge [Description]

Output: Merges several leaderboards. The ranking is still based on the original leaderboard, however data of other leaderboards is also sent in the response. Leaderboards being merged can be of any cycle but need to be of the same entity type. Definition IDs of the leaderboards along with the cycle information are to be sent as comma separated query parameters. The leaderbooard ID and cycle need to be separated by a |, e.g 'overall_leaderboard|alltime`. See manuals for more details.

Query Parameter Request Body Required


Input: [Name] detailed [Description]

Output: Sends details of actions that contributed to the player's leaderboard score. Only available to player leaderboards.

Query Parameter Request Body Required


Input: [Name] scope_id [Description]

Output: Scope of the leaderboard. Available only in custom leaderboards. See manuals for more details.

Query Parameter Request Body Required


Input: [Annotation] @AssertFalse [Applicability] parameter [Description] Requires that a boolean parameter is false [Java Package]

Output: javax.validation.constraints


Input: [Annotation] @AssertTrue [Applicability] parameter [Description] Requires that a booÃ¶ean parameter is true [Java Package]

Output: javax.validation.constraints


Input: [Annotation] @DecimalMin [Applicability] parameter [Description] Requires that a number parameter is greater than or equals a minimum value [Java Package]

Output: javax.validation.constraints


Input: [Annotation] @DecimalMax [Applicability] parameter [Description] Requires that a number parameter is less than or equals a maximum valueÂ [Java Package]

Output: javax.validation.constraints


Input: [Annotation] @Future [Applicability] parameter [Description] Requires that a Date parameter is in the future [Java Package]

Output: javax.validation.constraints


Input: [Annotation] @Min [Applicability] parameter [Description] Requires that an integral number parameter is greater than or equals a minimum value [Java Package]

Output: javax.validation.constraints


Input: [Annotation] @Max [Applicability] parameter [Description] Requires that an integral number parameter is less than or equals a maximum value [Java Package]

Output: javax.validation.constraints


Input: [Annotation] @NotNull [Applicability] parameter [Description] Requires that a parameter is not null [Java Package]

Output: javax.validation.constraints


Input: [Annotation] @Null [Applicability] parameter [Description] Requires that a parameter is null [Java Package]

Output: javax.validation.constraints


Input: [Annotation] @Past [Applicability] parameter [Description] Requires that a Date parameter is in the past [Java Package]

Output: javax.validation.constraints


Input: [Annotation] @Pattern [Applicability] parameter [Description] Requires that a String parameter matches a regular expression [Java Package]

Output: javax.validation.constraints


Input: [Annotation] @InvocationCount [Applicability] method [Description] Limits the number of invocations to a test method [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] @Source [Applicability] method, parameter [Description] Specifies a source file from which to read test data (e.g. CSV or Excel(TM) file) [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] Â @Offset [Applicability] method, parameter [Description] Â [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] @Distribution [Applicability] parameter [Description] Specifies a distribution to use for a number parameter [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] @Granularity [Applicability] parameter [Description] Specifies the granularity of a number parameter (corresponds to Benerator's 'precision') [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] @Nullquota [Applicability] parameter [Description] Specifies the quota of null values to generate for a parameter [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] @Unique [Applicability] method, parameter [Description] If applied to a parameter it specifies that its values must be unique. Applied to a method it specifies that the combination of all parameters must be unique [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] @Values [Applicability] parameter [Description] Specifies a comma-separated list of all supported values [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] @Generator [Applicability] method, parameter [Description] Specifies a simple type generator for a parameter or an array generator for a complete parameter set [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] @DescriptorBased [Applicability] method [Description] Specifies that the parameters of a test method shall be generated as configured in a Benerator descriptor file [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] @Equivalence [Applicability] class, method [Description] Advises Feed4JUnit to use the EquivalenceGeneratorFactory for all related test methods. It creates relatively small numbers of mean tests using mechanisms from border value and partition testing. [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] @Coverage [Applicability] class, method [Description] Advises Feed4JUnit to use the CoverageGeneratorFactory for all related test methods. It runs through all possible values and all possible combinations and produces a large number of tests. [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Annotation] @StochasticÂ [Applicability] class, method [Description] Advises Feed4JUnit to use the StochasticGeneratorFactory for all related test methods. It creates gentle data randomly and provides for an unlimited number of tests.Â [Java Package]

Output: org.databene.benerator.anno


Input: [Parameter] Amount [Description]

Output: Payment amount


Input: [Parameter] CheckoutId [Description]

Output: Same Checkout ID you passed in!


Input: [Parameter] OrderId [Description]

Output: Any order ID provided when the checkout was created. Otherwise, null.


Input: [Parameter] TestMode [Description]

Output: Boolean. True if Checkout.test was set to true when checkout was created.


Input: [Parameter] TransactionId [Description]

Output: For the resulting payment, this is the Sender’s Transaction ID.


Input: [Parameter] DestinationTransactionId [Description]

Output: For the resulting payment, this is the Recipient’s Transaction ID.


Input: [Term] Bookmark [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] Cable Modem [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] Default [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Download [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] DSL [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] GIF [Category]

Output: File Formats


Input: [Term] Gigabyte [Category]

Output: Bits and Bytes


Input: [Term] Home Page [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] JPEG [Category]

Output: File Formats


Input: [Term] Link [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] Megabyte [Category]

Output: Bits and Bytes


Input: [Term] Search Engine [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] Spam [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] USB [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] WWW [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] Database [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Keystroke [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Text Editor [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Icon [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Virus [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Hard Drive [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] Macintosh [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Cursor [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] CD-ROM [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] Online [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Copy [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Paste [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Boot [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Font [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Character [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Desktop [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Drag [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Double Click [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Memory [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] Clip Art [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Password [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Wireless [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Yahoo! [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] Google [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] Word Processor [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Monitor [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] Data [Category]

Output: Bits and Bytes


Input: [Term] Input [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Output [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Surge Protector [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] Windows Vista [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Window [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Scrolling [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] PC [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] Program [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Scanner [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] Shift Key [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] Recycle Bin [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Trash [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Troubleshooting [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Undo [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Digital Camera [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] Smartphone [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] iPhone [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] iPad [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] Row [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Column [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Drag and Drop [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] iOS [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Document [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Bing [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] Word [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Office [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Cloud [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] Swipe [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] App [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Windows 8 [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Web Design [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] Web Development [Category]

Output: Internet


Input: [Term] Microphone [Category]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Term] User-Friendly [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Term] Crash [Category]

Output: Software


Input: [Term] Field [Category]

Output: Technical


Input: [Name] name [Type] String [Default] '' [Description]

Output: The name of your site


Input: [Name] pages [Type] Array [Default] [] [Description]

Output: An array of markdown pages that will be compiled into HTML. The order of the pages will be preserved as the order in the navigation, with the first item being the homepage.


Input: [Name] css [Type] Array [Default] [] [Description]

Output: An array of additional CSS files or folders you'd like to include on your pages. All of the CSS files will be added to each page.


Input: [Name] less [Type] Array [Default] [] [Description]

Output: An array of additional LESS files or folders you'd like to include on your pages. Files will be compiled to CSS and added to each page.


Input: [Name] js [Type] Array [Default] [] [Description]

Output: An array of additional JS files or folders you'd like to include on your pages. All of the JS files will be added to each page.


Input: [Name] images [Type] Array [Default] [] [Description]

Output: An array of extra image files or folders you'd like to include in your export. Files will be put in the images folder, and can be referred to in your markdown from that folder


Input: [Name] assets [Type] Array [Default] [] [Description]

Output: An array of extra files or folders you'd like to include in your export. Files will be put in the images folder, and can be referred to in your markdown from that folder


Input: [Name] imageTitle [Type] FilePath [Default] null [Description]

Output: A file path to an image or logo you'd like to display instead of your site name on each page


Input: [Name] singlePage [Type] Boolean [Default] false [Description]

Output: A flag for if all the markdown should be compiled to a single page.


Input: [Name] tocLevel [Type] Number [Default] 6 [Description]

Output: Number of heading levels to use in the automatically generated menu


Input: [Name] preMenu [Type] Array or Object [Default] null [Description]

Output: Menu items you'd like to add before the generated menu


Input: [Name] postMenu [Type] Array or Object [Default] null [Description]

Output: Menu items you'd like to add after the generated menu


Input: [Value] See People [Description] The person or team responsible for completing the action. [Auto-completed] current user [Name]

Output: who

ActionTrackerPlugin < TWiki < TU Delft Wiki


Input: [Value] See Date Formats [Description] The due date [Name]

Output: due

ActionTrackerPlugin < TWiki < TU Delft Wiki


Input: [Value] open or closed [Description] Set to open if the action is still open; set to closed if the action is closed. To extend the state set, see Non-standard attributes. [Auto-completed] open [Name]

Output: state

ActionTrackerPlugin < TWiki < TU Delft Wiki


Input: [Value] See People [Description] wikinames, or e-mail addresses, of people to notify when the action changes. See Notification for details on action notification. [Name]

Output: notify

ActionTrackerPlugin < TWiki < TU Delft Wiki


Input: [Value] See People [Description] Who created the action. [Auto-completed] current user [Name]

Output: creator

ActionTrackerPlugin < TWiki < TU Delft Wiki


Input: [Value] See Date Formats [Description] Date the action was created. [Auto-completed] today [Name]

Output: created

ActionTrackerPlugin < TWiki < TU Delft Wiki


Input: [Value] See People [Description] Who closed the action. [Auto-completed] if (and only if) state="closed", current user [Name]

Output: closer

ActionTrackerPlugin < TWiki < TU Delft Wiki


Input: [Value] See Date Formats [Description] Date the action was closed, if ever. [Auto-completed] if (and only if) state="closed", today [Name]

Output: closed

ActionTrackerPlugin < TWiki < TU Delft Wiki


Input: [Value] 6 digit number [Description] Unique ID of the action. See UIDs. [Auto-completed] calculated [Name]

Output: uid

ActionTrackerPlugin < TWiki < TU Delft Wiki


Input: [Description] Construct binary representation of integer [Name]

Output: BinStr


Input: [Description] Convert ASCII code to character [Name]

Output: Chr


Input: [Description] Concatenate two strings [Name]

Output: Concat


Input: [Description] Copy part of a string [Name]

Output: Copy


Input: [Description] Delete part of a string [Name]

Output: Delete


Input: [Description] Construct hexadecimal representation of integer [Name]

Output: HexStr


Input: [Description] Insert one string in another [Name]

Output: Insert


Input: [Description] Return length of string [Name]

Output: Length


Input: [Description] Convert string to all-lowercase [Name]

Output: Lowercase


Input: [Description] Construct octal representation of integer [Name]

Output: OctStr


Input: [Description] Calculate position of one string in another [Name]

Output: Pos


Input: [Description] Set length of a string [Name]

Output: SetLength


Input: [Description] Set contents and length of a string [Name]

Output: SetString


Input: [Description] Convert number to string representation [Name]

Output: Str


Input: [Description] Create string consisting of a number of characters [Name]

Output: StringOfChar


Input: [Description] Convert string to all-uppercase [Name]

Output: Upcase


Input: [Description] Convert string to number [Name]

Output: Val


Input: [Prompt] Welcome [Response]

Output: Click Next.


Input: [Prompt] License Agreement [Response]

Output: Accept the terms in the license agreement, and click Next .


Input: [Prompt] Select Profile Options [Response]

Output: The default is a Common profile for all users; if you are the only person using your computer, this is the better selection for you. If several people share a computer, then you may want to choose Personal. Click Next.


Input: [Prompt] Setup Type [Response]

Output: The default is Complete, which is better for most users. If you know you wish to limit the installation in some way, then you may want to choose Custom. Click Next.


Input: [Prompt] Select Shortcut Options [Response]

Output: The default is to create both a program group and a desktop shortcut. Click Next.


Input: [Prompt] Ready to Install the Program [Response]

Output: Click Install.


Input: [Prompt] Installshield Wizard Completed [Response]

Output: Select any options you would like, and click Finish.


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] Messages sent point-to-point Messages sent point-to-area [Characteristic]

Output: Transmission type

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] Required. Requires specific phone numbers to be known Independent. Does not require phone numbers to be known [Characteristic]

Output: Mobile Number dependency

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] No. Only pre-registered numbers will be notified; message will be received regardless of actual location Yes. All phones within a targeted geographical area (cells) will be notified. [Characteristic]

Output: Location based targeting

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] Static messages will be sent to pre-registered numbers. Location specific. Tailored messages can be sent to different areas. [Characteristic]

Output: Message type

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] Direct. Users can receive messages and respond directly to the sender via SMS. Indirect. The message should contain a URL or number to reply. [Characteristic]

Output: Bi-directionality

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] Subject to network congestion. Delivery is queued. Congestion can occur CELL BROADCAST is always available. [Characteristic]

Output: Congestion and delay

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] 140-160 characters. Longer 'concatenated' messages are supported. 93 characters. Longer 'multiple page’ messages are supported. [Characteristic]

Output: Message length

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] Poor authenticity. The source of the message cannot be verified. Good security. Only the mobile operator can broadcast messages. [Characteristic]

Output: Security

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] No barring. Yes. Users can turn off CELL BROADCAST reception or a specific channel. [Characteristic]

Output: Service barring

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] By default. When phone is turned on messages can be received. Requires action. CELL BROADCAST needs to be turned on in order to receive messages. [Characteristic]

Output: Reception

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] Yes. Senders can request delivery confirmation. No. Confirmation of delivery to the handset is not available, however actual broadcast in the network is. [Characteristic]

Output: Delivery confirmation

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] No repetition rate. Yes. Can be repeated between 2 seconds and 32 minutes. [Characteristic]

Output: Repetition rate

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] No. Identical to all receivers. Yes. Messages can be broadcasted in subscriber’s preferred language [Characteristic]

Output: Language selection

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Short Message Service (SMS)] Yes. Handset dependant. [Characteristic]

Output: Message storage

SMS versus Cell Broadcast


Input: [Parameter] -file [Required] yes [Description]

Output: name of your osm xml file

6. osm2pgrouting Import Tool — Workshop - FOSS4G routing with pgRouting


Input: [Parameter] -dbname [Required] yes [Description]

Output: name of your database

6. osm2pgrouting Import Tool — Workshop - FOSS4G routing with pgRouting


Input: [Parameter] -user [Required] yes [Description]

Output: name of the user, which have write access to the database

6. osm2pgrouting Import Tool — Workshop - FOSS4G routing with pgRouting


Input: [Parameter] -conf [Required] yes [Description]

Output: name of your configuration xml file

6. osm2pgrouting Import Tool — Workshop - FOSS4G routing with pgRouting


Input: [Parameter] -host [Required] no [Description]

Output: host of your postgresql database (default: 127.0.0.1)

6. osm2pgrouting Import Tool — Workshop - FOSS4G routing with pgRouting


Input: [Parameter] -port [Required] no [Description]

Output: port of your database (default: 5432)

6. osm2pgrouting Import Tool — Workshop - FOSS4G routing with pgRouting


Input: [Parameter] -passwd [Required] no [Description]

Output: password for database access

6. osm2pgrouting Import Tool — Workshop - FOSS4G routing with pgRouting


Input: [Parameter] -prefixtables [Required] no [Description]

Output: add at the beginning of table names

6. osm2pgrouting Import Tool — Workshop - FOSS4G routing with pgRouting


Input: [Parameter] -skipnodes [Required] no [Description]

Output: don’t import the nodes table

6. osm2pgrouting Import Tool — Workshop - FOSS4G routing with pgRouting


Input: [Parameter] -clean [Required] no [Description]

Output: drop peviously created tables

6. osm2pgrouting Import Tool — Workshop - FOSS4G routing with pgRouting


Input: [Meaning] This field contains the name of the application. [Field name]

Output: Application

Current Status of IPv6 Support for Networking Applications


Input: [Meaning] This field contains the name of the software package that contains the application. The application and package names are the same for most applications, although for some of them the difference is significant. [Field name]

Output: Package

Current Status of IPv6 Support for Networking Applications


Input: [Meaning] This field contains the release number of the application the information refers to. [Field name]

Output: Version

Current Status of IPv6 Support for Networking Applications


Input: [Meaning] This field contains information about the developers who are working on the IPv6 support for this application. [Field name]

Output: Worked By

Current Status of IPv6 Support for Networking Applications


Input: [Meaning] This field contains the URLs at which you can download this application and (if present) the patch that adds IPv6 support to it. [Field name]

Output: URLs

Current Status of IPv6 Support for Networking Applications


Input: [Meaning] This field contains comments about this application and its IPv6 support. [Field name]

Output: Comment

Current Status of IPv6 Support for Networking Applications


Input: [Meaning] This field briefly summarizes the status of the IPv6 support for this application. [Field name]

Output: Status

Current Status of IPv6 Support for Networking Applications


Input: [Type] String [Description] See FileAppender properties. [Property Name]

Output: file


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] See FileAppender properties. [Property Name]

Output: append


Input: [Type] Encoder [Description] See OutputStreamAppender properties. [Property Name]

Output: encoder


Input: [Type] RollingPolicy [Description] This option is the component that will dictate RollingFileAppender's behavior when rollover occurs. See more information below. [Property Name]

Output: rollingPolicy


Input: [Type] TriggeringPolicy [Description] This option is the component that will tell RollingFileAppender when to activate the rollover procedure. See more information below. [Property Name]

Output: triggeringPolicy


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] FixedWindowRollingPolicy is not supported in prudent mode. RollingFileAppender supports the prudent mode in conjunction with TimeBasedRollingPolicy albeit with two restrictions. In prudent mode, file compression is not supported nor allowed. (We can't have one JVM writing to a file while another JVM is compressing it.) The file property of FileAppender cannot be set and must be left blank. Indeed, most operating systems do not allow renaming of a file while another process has it opened. See also properties for FileAppender. [Property Name]

Output: prudent


Input: [Option] Paypal URL [Description]

Output: This is the URL to the Paypal site. The default value is set to “www.sandbox.paypal.com”, which should be used during setup and testing. When you're site goes live, change this to “www.paypal.com”.


Input: [Option] Testing Mode [Description]

Output: This should be set to “Yes” during testing. This helps ensure that any IPN messages from Paypal are treated as test values.


Input: [Option] Receiver Email Address [Description]

Output: This is an array of email addresses that you use with Paypal. Your primary business email address must be set as item “0”.


Input: [Option] Administrator Email Address [Description]

Output: This is a optional email address of your Paypal administrator. If this is empty, confirmation messages will be sent to the global site_email address.


Input: [Option] Currency [Description]

Output: Select the currency that your site uses. Only one currency type is supported.


Input: [Option] Anonymous users can buy? [Description]

Output: Set this to “Yes” to allow anonymous visitors to make purchases. If this is “No”, then visitors must log in before they can purchase items.


Input: [Option] Email User upon purchase? [Description]

Output: Set this to “Yes” to send an email acknowledgment to the buyer. Note that they will also recieve an payment acknowledgment from Paypal, but this allows you to send something similar to an invoice.


Input: [Option] Attach files to user's email message? [Description]

Output: If this is “Yes”, then downloadable files which are purchased will be attached to the acknowledgment email (assuming “Email User upon purchase” is also “Yes”). If this is “No”, then the buyer will need to visit your site to download the purchased file. Note that the buyer can still download the file from your site until the expiration time runs out.


Input: [Option] Attach files to anonymous buyer email? [Description]

Output: This is the same as “Attach files to user's email message” above, but applies specifically to anonymous buyers. If you allow anonymous buyers to purchase downloadable files, then this must be set to “Yes” or the buyer will never be able to get their files.


Input: [Option] Notify administrators of purchases? [Description]

Output: Choose when an administrator will receive an email as a purchase is made. If you are selling physical items that require some intervention on your part (such as shipping the item), you are strongly encouraged to receive notifications at least for physical item sales. The notification email is sent to the configure site email address.


Input: [Option] Add to main menu? [Description]

Output: Setting this value to “Yes” adds a “Products” menu option under the “Extras” menu. If you prefer, you can set this to “No” and manually add a menu option anywhere you like.


Input: [Option] Default sort order for product display [Description]

Output: Select the field that will be used initially to sort the product listing.


Input: [Option] Max products displayed per page [Description]

Output: Enter a number for the maximum number of products to be displayed on a single page in the product list.


Input: [Option] Category Columns [Description]

Output: Enter a number for the number of columns used to create the category links at the top of the product listing.


Input: [Option] Use internal CSS tabbed menu? [Description]

Output: If this is “Yes”, then the menu in the product catalog will use the styles defined by the plugin. This gives you the opportunity to customize the look of the menu, if you like. If this is “No”, then the standard glFusion tabbed menu will be used.


Input: [Option] Max number of product images [Description]

Output: Set this to the maximum number of images that may be uploaded with a product.


Input: [Option] Enable Comments? [Description]

Output: Select “Yes” to allow site users to add comments to products, similar to articles and other glFusion content. Select “No” to disable comments globally.


Input: [Option] Enable Ratings? [Description]

Output: Select “Yes” to allow products to be rated by site visitors. Select “No” to disable ratings completely.


Input: [Option] Enable Left Blocks Enable Right Blocks [Description]

Output: Left and/or Right blocks may be disabled when the product catalog is displayed.


Input: [Option] Debug IPN Messages [Description]

Output: If you're having trouble handling the Instant Payment Notification messages from Paypal, enabling this option may help troubleshoot the problem by logging the complete message the the error.log file.


Input: [Option] Max Thumbnail Dimension [Description]

Output: Enter the maximum size (width or height), in pixels, that a thumbnail may occupy. When thumbnails are created from uploaded images, they will be sized so that the longest dimension does not exceed this value.


Input: [Option] Max Image Width Max Image Height [Description]

Output: These are the maximum dimensions, in pixels, that a product image may occupy. When the product images are uploaded, they will be resized to fit within these dimensions while preserving their aspect ratios.


Input: [Option] Full path to downloadable files [Description]

Output: Enter the complete path to where downloadable files are stored. The default value will be created during the plugin's installation process; if you change this you must make sure that your webserver has permission to read and write to this path. Files uploaded with the product form will be saved in this location.


Input: [Option] Max size for downloadable files [Description]

Output: Enter the maximum number of megabytes for downloadable files.


Input: [Button] Left Analog [Function]

Output: Walk


Input: [Button] Right Analog [Function]

Output: Inventory Selection


Input: [Button] Right Directional [Function]

Output: Use selected item on self/unequip


Input: [Button] Left Directional [Function]

Output: Use on world/store/repair


Input: [Button] Up Directional [Function]

Output: Inspect item


Input: [Button] Down Directional [Function]

Output: Drop item


Input: [Button] Cross [Function]

Output: Action/Accept


Input: [Button] Square [Function]

Output: Attack


Input: [Button] Triangle [Function]

Output: Inspect world item/sew


Input: [Button] Circle [Function]

Output: Alt Action/Cancel


Input: [Button] R1/L1 [Function]

Output: Rotate Camera


Input: [Button] L2 [Function]

Output: Open Crafting Tabs


Input: [Button] R2 [Function]

Output: Open Inventory/Pause Game


Input: [Button] Options [Function]

Output: Pause


Input: [Button] Press Touch Pad [Function]

Output: Map


Input: [Option] Address Book [Description]

Output: Click the Address Book icon to open, in a pop-up, an address book containing your contacts. Use the Address Book to quickly fill in the To, Cc and Bcc fields. See Using your Email Address Book for information on how to use this feature.


Input: [Option] To, Cc, Bcc [Description]

Output: You can also send messages to contacts by directly entering their addresses into these fields.


Input: [Option] Subject [Description]

Output: Specify a subject line in this field.


Input: [Option] Priority [Description]

Output: Set the priority for this message as Low, Normal (default setting), or High. This priority setting will appear next to your message in the receiver's Message List.


Input: [Option] Message [Description]

Output: Enter your message into this area.


Input: [Option] Spell Check [Description]

Output: Click the Spell Check icon to check your message for misspellings.


Input: [Option] Preview [Description]

Output: Click the Preview icon to have a look at your message before sending it.


Input: [Option] Attachments [Description]

Output: Browse for and add attachments to your message. Use the Add button to add multiple attachments.


Input: [Option] Cancel [Description]

Output: Click Cancel to cancel the message you are composing. (Not applicable to Send-Only configurations.)


Input: [Option] Save as Draft [Description]

Output: Click Save as Draft to save the message you are composing (with any attachments) to the Drafts folder without sending it. (Desire2Learn Email only.)


Input: [Option] Send [Description]

Output: After composing your email and adding any attachments. Click Send to send it. A message will display either confirming that your message has been sent or letting you know the message could not be sent.


Input: [Parameter] name [Example] Rebecca Schroeder [Description]

Output: The lead's complete name

Customer Intelligence API | Automated Sales Lead Research | StackLead


Input: [Parameter] first_name [Example] Rebecca [Description]

Output: The lead's first name

Customer Intelligence API | Automated Sales Lead Research | StackLead


Input: [Parameter] last_name [Example] Schroeder [Description]

Output: The lead's last name

Customer Intelligence API | Automated Sales Lead Research | StackLead


Input: [Parameter] location [Example] Denver, CO [Description]

Output: The lead's location

Customer Intelligence API | Automated Sales Lead Research | StackLead


Input: [Parameter] linkedin [Example] http://www.linkedin.com/in/RebeccaSchroeder [Description]

Output: The lead's LinkedIn URL

Customer Intelligence API | Automated Sales Lead Research | StackLead


Input: [Parameter] twitter [Example] http://www.twitter.com/BeccaSchroe [Description]

Output: The lead's Twitter URL

Customer Intelligence API | Automated Sales Lead Research | StackLead


Input: [Parameter] company [Example] Blue Ocean Technologies [Description]

Output: The lead's company name

Customer Intelligence API | Automated Sales Lead Research | StackLead


Input: [Parameter] company_website [Example] http://www.blueoceanvideo.com/ [Description]

Output: The lead's company website

Customer Intelligence API | Automated Sales Lead Research | StackLead


Input: [Property] tourl [Description] file as URL object [Type]

Output: URL


Input: [Property] absolutefile [Description] The absolute form of this abstract pathname [Type]

Output: file


Input: [Property] absolutepath [Description] The absolute form of this abstract pathname [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Property] canonicalfile [Description] The canonical form of this abstract pathname [Type]

Output: file


Input: [Property] canonicalpath [Description] The canonical form of this abstract pathname [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Property] delete [Description] deletes the file or folder (true); false otherwise [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Property] exists [Description] check whether file or folder exists [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Property] isdir [Description] check whether a folder (directory) [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Property] isfile [Description] check whether a file [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Property] ishidden [Description] check whether a hidden file or folder [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Property] isread [Description] check whether a file or folder is readable [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Property] iswrite [Description] check whether a file or folder is writable [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Property] length [Description] same as size [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Property] list [Description] array of files in folder [Type]

Output: list


Input: [Property] mkdir [Description] creates the folder (and intermediate) folders (true); false otherwise [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Property] mtime [Description] last modification date [Type]

Output: Date


Input: [Property] name [Description] The basename [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Property] parent [Description] parent of file or folder as file object [Type]

Output: file


Input: [Property] path [Description] abstract pathname into a pathname string. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Property] size [Description] number of bytes in a (existing) file; 0 otherwise [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Property] toabs [Description] file or folder as absolute file object [Type]

Output: file


Input: [Property] tostr [Description] file name as string object [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Property] touri [Description] file as URI object [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [name] Audio description [version_type_id]

Output: AudioDescribed


Input: [name] Lengthened [version_type_id]

Output: Lengthened


Input: [name] Open subtitles [version_type_id]

Output: OpenSubtitled


Input: [name] Original version [version_type_id]

Output: Original


Input: [name] Other [version_type_id]

Output: Other


Input: [name] Shortened [version_type_id]

Output: Shortened


Input: [name] Sign language [version_type_id]

Output: Signed


Input: [name] Stronger content warnings [version_type_id]

Output: WarningsHigher


Input: [name] Milder content warnings [version_type_id]

Output: WarningsLower


Input: [name] No content warnings [version_type_id]

Output: WarningsNone


Input: [Item] Rom path -romdir [Brief description]

Output: specifies location of ROM files

Stella - A multi-platform Atari 2600 VCS emulator


Input: [Item] Cheat file -cheatfile [Brief description]

Output: specifies location of cheatfile database

Stella - A multi-platform Atari 2600 VCS emulator


Input: [Item] Palette file -palettefile [Brief description]

Output: specifies location of user palette

Stella - A multi-platform Atari 2600 VCS emulator


Input: [Item] Properties file -propsfile [Brief description]

Output: specifies location of external stella.pro database

Stella - A multi-platform Atari 2600 VCS emulator


Input: [Item] State path -statedir [Brief description]

Output: specifies location of state files

Stella - A multi-platform Atari 2600 VCS emulator


Input: [Item] NVRAM path -nvramdir [Brief description]

Output: specifies location of NVRAM (flash/EEPROM) files

Stella - A multi-platform Atari 2600 VCS emulator


Input: [Name] id [Type] numeric [Description]

Output: A unique numeric id, generated by Ingenia

Ingenia: Quantified Text - The Automated Text Classifier Built Around You.


Input: [Name] name [Type] string [Description]

Output: The name of your tag

Ingenia: Quantified Text - The Automated Text Classifier Built Around You.


Input: [Name] tag_set_id [Type] integer [Description]

Output: The ID of the tag_set to which this tag belongs

Ingenia: Quantified Text - The Automated Text Classifier Built Around You.


Input: [Name] confidence [Type] float [Description]

Output: From 0 to 1; confidence gets closer to 1 the more Ingenia considers the training for this tag sufficient; if this value is low, we advise to increase your training set for this tag

Ingenia: Quantified Text - The Automated Text Classifier Built Around You.


Input: [Name] consistency [Type] float [Description]

Output: From 0 to 1; consistency gets closer to 1 the more Ingenia considers the items associated to this tag as similar to one another; if this value is low, we advise to re-assess the items associated to this tag

Ingenia: Quantified Text - The Automated Text Classifier Built Around You.


Input: [Name] description [Type] string [Description]

Output: A description of this tag

Ingenia: Quantified Text - The Automated Text Classifier Built Around You.


Input: [Name] created_at [Type] date_time [Description]

Output: When this tag was created Example 2013-12-16T11:24:52+00:00

Ingenia: Quantified Text - The Automated Text Classifier Built Around You.


Input: [Name] updated_at [Type] date_time [Description]

Output: When this tag was last updated Example 2013-12-16T11:25:52+00:00

Ingenia: Quantified Text - The Automated Text Classifier Built Around You.


Input: [Name] type [Description] This is the name of the template to use for this comment. Comment templates are defined in a Foswiki template - see Customisation, below. If this attribute is not defined, the type is whatever is defined by COMMENTPLUGIN_DEFAULT_TYPE, either in this topic or in your WebPreferences. [Default]

Output: below


Input: [Name] target [Description] Name of the topic to add the comment to [Default]

Output: the current topic


Input: [Name] nonotify [Description] Set to "on" to disable change notification for target topics [Default]

Output: off


Input: [Name] noform [Description] Set to "on" to disable the automatic form that encloses your comment block - remember to insert tags yourself! See CommentPluginExamples#noform for an example. [Default]

Output: off


Input: [Name] nopost [Description] Set to "on" to disable insertion of the posted text into the topic. [Default]

Output: off


Input: [Name] remove [Description] Set to "on" to remove the comment prompt after the first time it is clicked. [Default]

Output: off


Input: [Name] button [Description] Button label text [Default]

Output: Add comment


Input: [Function] Arithmetic [Uses] Typically used to merge different bands of imagery together or apply conversions, for example, to compute radiance values. [Description]

Output: Performs an arithmetic operation between two partially or completely spatially overlapping rasters or a raster and one or more constant values.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Aspect [Uses] This is used generally to help identify watersheds or side of hills that have more light. [Description]

Output: Identifies the downslope direction of the maximum rate of change in value from each cell to its neighbors.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Clip [Uses] Often used to efficiently exclude NoData areas or clouds from an image [Description]

Output: Extracts or excludes an area in a raster according to a set of detailed extents.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Colormap [Uses] Used typically to render the results of a classification. [Description]

Output: Transforms an index of pixel values to display as either a grayscale or a red, green, blue (RGB) image, based on a color map.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Colormap To RGB [Uses] This enables color-mapped images to be correctly rendered together. [Description]

Output: Converts a single-band raster with a color map to a three-band (red, green, and blue) raster.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Color Model Conversion [Uses] This function is often used in some image processing algorithms. [Description]

Output: Converts the color model of an image, for example, from either the hue, saturation, and value (HSV) to RGB or vice versa.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Complex [Uses] Typically used with radar imagery. [Description]

Output: Computes magnitude from complex values.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Composite Band [Uses] Typically a multispectral image will be displayed as a composite of specific bands (e.g., 432 for false color infrared). [Description]

Output: Combines rasters to form a multiband raster.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Constant [Uses] Used generally to simulate some input. [Description]

Output: Creates a virtual raster with a single pixel value for all its pixels.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Convolution [Uses] Used for sharpening an image, blurring an image, detecting edges within an image, or other kernel-based enhancements. [Description]

Output: Performs filtering on the pixel values in a raster.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Extract Band [Uses] Used to specify a single band from a multiband raster. [Description]

Output: Reorders or extracts bands from a raster.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Geometric [Uses] This is used to orthorectify rasters based on a sensor definition and an elevation model or perform other geometric transformations. [Description]

Output: Rectifies an image based on a geodata transformation.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Grayscale [Uses] This is sometimes done to tone down an image so that overlaid vector data is more visible. [Description]

Output: Converts a multiband raster into a grayscale raster.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Hillshade [Uses] Emphasizes the structure of terrain. [Description]

Output: Generates a grayscale model of a terrain with the sun's relative position taken into account for shading the terrain.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Identity [Uses] Identifies a raster. [Description]

Output: Default function required by all rasters in a mosaic dataset if there is no other function.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Mask [Uses] This can be used to mask out clouds or other parts of an image on a pixel by pixel basis. [Description]

Output: Creates NoData by defining a range of pixel values. Any values outside the range will be returned as NoData.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] NDVI [Uses] NDVI is very useful in identifying vegetation biomass or stress. [Description]

Output: Calculates the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) values using a two-band raster consisting of the red and near-infrared bands.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Pan-sharpening [Uses] Pan-sharpening is applied when visualizing imagery from many satellite and aerial imagery platforms to sharpen color images without increasing the data size or affecting the fidelity of the multispectral imagery. [Description]

Output: Enhances the spatial resolution of a multiband image by fusing it with a higher-resolution panchromatic image.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Raster Info [Uses] Useful when converting imagery used in conjunction with other imagery that is combined using a function. [Description]

Output: Modifies properties of the raster, such as bit depth.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Shaded Relief [Uses] This is similar to Hillshade but provides color for better cartographic representation. [Description]

Output: Generates a shaded relief from an elevation model and color ramp.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Slope [Uses] This is most useful as an input to many elevation analysis applications. [Description]

Output: Calculates the rate of change of elevation for each DEM cell.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Spectral Conversion [Uses] Can be used to convert a false color image to a pseudo color image. [Description]

Output: Applies a matrix to a multiband image to affect the spectral values of the output.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Statistics [Uses] Such statistics can be used to drive dynamic range adjustment to optimized display. [Description]

Output: Calculates focal statistics for each pixel of an image based on a defined focal neighborhood.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Function] Stretch [Uses] Enhances an image. [Description]

Output: Changes properties such as brightness, contrast, and gamma through multiple stretch types.

On-the-Fly Processing and Dynamic Raster Mosaicking


Input: [Name] string-bag-size [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string [Return Value]

Output: An attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer representing the size of the bag.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] boolean-bag-size [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#boolean [Return Value]

Output: An attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer representing the size of the bag.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] integer-bag-size [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer [Return Value]

Output: An attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer representing the size of the bag.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] double-bag-size [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#double [Return Value]

Output: An attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer representing the size of the bag.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] time-bag-size [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#time [Return Value]

Output: An attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer representing the size of the bag.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] date-bag-size [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date [Return Value]

Output: An attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer representing the size of the bag.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] dateTime-bag-size [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#dateTime [Return Value]

Output: An attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer representing the size of the bag.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] string-bag-to-value [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string [Return Value]

Output: This function checks whether the bag contains one and only one attribute value. If it is true, then an attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string representing the only one value is returned, otherwise an error is returned.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] boolean-bag-to-value [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#boolean [Return Value]

Output: This function checks whether the bag contains one and only one attribute value. If it is true, then an attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#boolean representing the only one value is returned, otherwise an error is returned.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] integer-bag-to-value [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer [Return Value]

Output: This function checks whether the bag contains one and only one attribute value. If it is true, then an attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer representing the only one value is returned, otherwise an error is returned.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] double-bag-to-value [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#double [Return Value]

Output: This function checks whether the bag contains one and only one attribute value. If it is true, then an attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#double representing the only one value is returned, otherwise an error is returned.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] time-bag-to-value [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#time [Return Value]

Output: This function checks whether the bag contains one and only one attribute value. If it is true, then an attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#time representing the only one value is returned, otherwise an error is returned.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] date-bag-to-value [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date [Return Value]

Output: This function checks whether the bag contains one and only one attribute value. If it is true, then an attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date representing the only one value is returned, otherwise an error is returned.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] dateTime-bag-to-value [Arguments] A single bag of attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#dateTime [Return Value]

Output: This function checks whether the bag contains one and only one attribute value. If it is true, then an attribute value of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#dateTime representing the only one value is returned, otherwise an error is returned.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] string-bag [Arguments] Zero or more attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string [Return Value]

Output: A bag of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string containing all the argument values.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] boolean-bag [Arguments] Zero or more attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#boolean [Return Value]

Output: A bag of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#boolean containing all the argument values.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] integer-bag [Arguments] Zero or more attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer [Return Value]

Output: A bag of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer containing all the argument values.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] double-bag [Arguments] Zero or more attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#double [Return Value]

Output: A bag of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#double containing all the argument values.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] time-bag [Arguments] Zero or more attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#time [Return Value]

Output: A bag of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#time containing all the argument values.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] date-bag [Arguments] Zero or more attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date [Return Value]

Output: A bag of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date containing all the argument values.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Name] dateTime-bag [Arguments] Zero or more attribute values of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#dateTime [Return Value]

Output: A bag of http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#dateTime containing all the argument values.

Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL)


Input: [Code] 1000 [Description]

Output: Invalid user


Input: [Code] 1002 [Description]

Output: Invalid or missing zone_id


Input: [Code] 1003 [Description]

Output: per_page must be a positive integer


Input: [Code] 1004 [Description]

Output: Invalid or missing zone


Input: [Code] 1005 [Description]

Output: Invalid or missing record


Input: [Code] 1007 [Description]

Output: name required


Input: [Code] 1008 [Description]

Output: content required


Input: [Code] 1009 [Description]

Output: Invalid or missing record id


Input: [Code] 1010 [Description]

Output: Invalid or missing record


Input: [Code] 1011 [Description]

Output: Zone file for '' could not be found


Input: [Code] 1012 [Description]

Output: Zone file for '' is not modifiable


Input: [Code] 1013 [Description]

Output: The record could not be found


Input: [Code] 1014 [Description]

Output: You do not have permission to modify this zone


Input: [Code] 1015 [Description]

Output: Unknown error


Input: [Code] 1017 [Description]

Output: Content for A record is invalid. Must be a valid IPv4 address


Input: [Code] 1018 [Description]

Output: Content for AAAA record is invalid. Must be a valid IPv6 address


Input: [Code] 1019 [Description]

Output: Content for CNAME record is invalid


Input: [Code] 1024 [Description]

Output: Invalid priority, priority must be set and be between 0 and 65535


Input: [Code] 1025 [Description]

Output: Invalid content for an MX record


Input: [Code] 1026 [Description]

Output: Invalid format for a SPF record. A valid example is 'v=spf1 a mx -all'. You should not include either the word TXT or the domain name here in the content


Input: [Code] 1027 [Description]

Output: Invalid service value


Input: [Code] 1028 [Description]

Output: Invalid service value. Must be less than 100 characters


Input: [Code] 1029 [Description]

Output: Invalid protocol value


Input: [Code] 1030 [Description]

Output: Invalid protocol value. Must be less than 12 characters


Input: [Code] 1031 [Description]

Output: Invalid SRV name


Input: [Code] 1032 [Description]

Output: Invalid SRV name. Must be less than 90 characters


Input: [Code] 1033 [Description]

Output: Invalid weight value. Must be between 0 and 65,535


Input: [Code] 1034 [Description]

Output: Invalid port value. Must be between 0 and 65,535


Input: [Code] 1037 [Description]

Output: Invalid domain name for a SRV target host


Input: [Code] 1038 [Description]

Output: Invalid DNS record type


Input: [Code] 1039 [Description]

Output: Invalid TTL. Must be between 120 and 4,294,967,295 seconds, or 1 for automatic


Input: [Code] 1041 [Description]

Output: Priority must be set for SRV record


Input: [Code] 1042 [Description]

Output: Zone file for '' could not be found


Input: [Code] 1043 [Description]

Output: Zone file for '' is not editable


Input: [Code] 1044 [Description]

Output: A record with these exact values already exists. Please modify or remove this record


Input: [Code] 1045 [Description]

Output: The record could not be found


Input: [Code] 1046 [Description]

Output: A record with these exact values already exists. Please modify or cancel this edit


Input: [Code] 1047 [Description]

Output: You do not have permission to modify this zone


Input: [Code] 1048 [Description]

Output: You have reached the record limit for this zone


Input: [Code] 1049 [Description]

Output: The record content is missing


Input: [Code] 1050 [Description]

Output: Could not find record


Input: [Code] 1052 [Description]

Output: You can not point a CNAME to itself


Input: [Code] 1053 [Description]

Output: Invalid lat_degrees, must be an integer between 0 and 90 inclusive


Input: [Code] 1054 [Description]

Output: Invalid lat_minutes, must be an integer between 0 and 59 inclusive


Input: [Code] 1055 [Description]

Output: Invalid lat_seconds, must be a floating point number between 0 and 60, including 0 but not including 60


Input: [Code] 1056 [Description]

Output: Invalid or missing lat_direction. Values must be N or S


Input: [Code] 1057 [Description]

Output: Invalid long_degrees, must be an integer between 0 and 180


Input: [Code] 1058 [Description]

Output: Invalid long_minutes, must be an integer between 0 and 59


Input: [Code] 1059 [Description]

Output: Invalid long_seconds, must be a floating point number between 0 and 60, including 0 but not including 60


Input: [Code] 1060 [Description]

Output: Invalid or missing long_direction. Values must be E or S


Input: [Code] 1061 [Description]

Output: Invalid altitude, must be a floating point number between -100000.00 and 42849672.95


Input: [Code] 1062 [Description]

Output: Invalid size, must be a floating point number between 0 and 90000000.00


Input: [Code] 1063 [Description]

Output: Invalid precision_horz, must be a floating point number between 0 and 90000000.00


Input: [Code] 1064 [Description]

Output: Invalid precision_vert, must be a floating point number between 0 and 90000000.00


Input: [Code] 1065 [Description]

Output: Invalid or missing data for record


Input: [Code] 1067 [Description]

Output: Invalid content for a NS record


Input: [Code] 1068 [Description]

Output: Target cannot be an IP address


Input: [Code] 1069 [Description]

Output: CNAME content cannot reference itself


Input: [Code] 1070 [Description]

Output: CNAME content cannot be an IP


Input: [Code] 1071 [Description]

Output: Invalid proxied mode. Record cannot be proxied


Input: [Code] 1072 [Description]

Output: Invalid record identifier


Input: [Code] 1073 [Description]

Output: Invalid TXT record. Must be less than 255 characters


Input: [Code] 1074 [Description]

Output: Invalid TXT record. Record may only contain printable ASCII!


Input: [Rule] required [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element is empty. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] matches [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element does not match the one in the parameter. [Example] matches[form_item] [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] differs [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element does not differ from the one in the parameter. [Example] differs[form_item] [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] is_unique [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element is not unique to the table and field name in the parameter. Note: This rule requires Query Builder to be enabled in order to work. [Example] is_unique[table.field] [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] min_length [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element is shorter than the parameter value. [Example] min_length[3] [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] max_length [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element is longer than the parameter value. [Example] max_length[12] [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] exact_length [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element is not exactly the parameter value. [Example] exact_length[8] [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] greater_than [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element is less than or equal to the parameter value or not numeric. [Example] greater_than[8] [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] greater_than_equal_to [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element is less than the parameter value, or not numeric. [Example] greater_than_equal_to[8] [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] less_than [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element is greater than or equal to the parameter value or not numeric. [Example] less_than[8] [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] less_than_equal_to [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element is greater than the parameter value, or not numeric. [Example] less_than_equal_to[8] [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] in_list [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element is not within a predetermined list. [Example] in_list[red,blue,green] [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] alpha [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element contains anything other than alphabetical characters. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] alpha_numeric [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element contains anything other than alpha-numeric characters. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] alpha_numeric_spaces [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element contains anything other than alpha-numeric characters or spaces. Should be used after trim to avoid spaces at the beginning or end. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] alpha_dash [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element contains anything other than alpha-numeric characters, underscores or dashes. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] numeric [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element contains anything other than numeric characters. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] integer [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element contains anything other than an integer. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] decimal [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element contains anything other than a decimal number. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] is_natural [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element contains anything other than a natural number: 0, 1, 2, 3, etc. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] is_natural_no_zero [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element contains anything other than a natural number, but not zero: 1, 2, 3, etc. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] valid_url [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element does not contain a valid URL. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] valid_email [Description] Returns FALSE if the form element does not contain a valid email address. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] valid_emails [Description] Returns FALSE if any value provided in a comma separated list is not a valid email. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] valid_ip [Description] Returns FALSE if the supplied IP is not valid. Accepts an optional parameter of ‘ipv4’ or ‘ipv6’ to specify an IP format. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [Rule] valid_base64 [Description] Returns FALSE if the supplied string contains anything other than valid Base64 characters. [Parameter]

Output: No

Form Validation — CodeIgniter 3.0.0 documentation


Input: [attribute] ID [description] the identifier of the search product [type]

Output: GUID


Input: [attribute] GTIN [description] the GTIN of the search product [type]

Output: string


Input: [attribute] Name [description] the name of the search product [type]

Output: string


Input: [attribute] ImageUrl [description] the online image url of the search product [type]

Output: string


Input: [attribute] Brand [description] the brand of the search product [type]

Output: Brand


Input: [attribute] PackageType [description] the package type of the search product [type]

Output: PackageType


Input: [attribute] Chapter [description] the chapter of the search product [type]

Output: Chapter


Input: [attribute] ShortNutritions [description] An array of the 5 main nutritional values of the search product [type]

Output: Array of ShortNutritions


Input: [Required] X [Description] The object type to be returned by the API request [Parameter]

Output: object


Input: [Required] X [Description] The operation to be performed on the specified object type [Parameter]

Output: operator


Input: [Required] X [Description] The field to be used as the identifier for the specified object [Parameter]

Output: identifier_field


Input: [Required] X [Description] The identifier for the specified object(s) [Parameter]

Output: identifier


Input: [Required] X [Description] The API key that was obtained during Authentication [Parameter]

Output: your_api_key


Input: [Required] X [Description] The user key that was used during Authentication [Parameter]

Output: your_user_key


Input: [Description] The API data format. Either xml or json (xml is default) [Parameter]

Output: format


Input: [Description] Parameters specific to your request; See individual methods for details [Parameter]

Output: parameters_for_request


Input: [Access Key] Contact Us ALT + C [FireFox Key Combinations]

Output: ALT + SHIFT + C


Input: [Access Key] Accessibility Page ALT + G [FireFox Key Combinations]

Output: ALT + SHIFT + G


Input: [Access Key] Help ALT + L [FireFox Key Combinations]

Output: ALT + SHIFT + L


Input: [Access Key] Login Box ALT + I [FireFox Key Combinations]

Output: ALT + SHIFT + I


Input: [Access Key] Logo ALT + M [FireFox Key Combinations]

Output: ALT + SHIFT + M


Input: [Access Key] Logout ALT + O [FireFox Key Combinations]

Output: ALT + SHIFT + O


Input: [Access Key] Site Map ALT + S [FireFox Key Combinations]

Output: ALT + SHIFT + S


Input: [Configuration] siteMinderEnabled [Default] false [Type] Boolean as String (true | false) [Description]

Output: Set to true if the EWA net server is protected by SiteMinder.


Input: [Configuration] authURLPattern [Default] n/a [Type] Regular Expression String [Description]

Output: The Java Regular Expression which matches positive for the SiteMinder URL to which a request is redirected when authentication is required.


Input: [Configuration] form [Default] -- Not set -- [Type] String [Description]

Output: The name attribute of the SiteMinder authentication HTML element. If the value is not set then the first form will be assumed.


Input: [Configuration] formUser [Default] USER [Type] String [Description]

Output: The name attribute of the HTML element where the Username must be entered.


Input: [Configuration] formPassword [Default] PASSWORD [Type] String [Description]

Output: The name attribute of the HTML element where the Password must be entered.


Input: [Configuration] formSubmit [Default] -- Not set -- [Type] String [Description]

Output: The name attribute of the HTML element used to submit the form.


Input: [Configuration] formCredCookie [Default] FROMCRED [Type] String [Description]

Output: The name of the Form Credentials Cookie set by SiteMinder in response to submitting user credentials to the Authentication screen.


Input: [Configuration] formSession [Default] SMSESSION [Type] String [Description]

Output: The name of the SiteMinder Session Cookie set by SiteMinder in response to submitting a request with a Form Credentials Cookie containing valid user credentials.


Input: [#] 1 [Column Name] bundle_id [Example] 10 [Description]

Output: ID of bundle the target belongs to. A bundle is defined as the transitive closure of targets that share multi-mapping reads.


Input: [#] 2 [Column Name] target_id [Example] NM_016467 [Description]

Output: The ID given to the target in the input multi-FASTA file.


Input: [#] 3 [Column Name] length [Example] 2182 [Description]

Output: The number of base pairs in the target sequence given in the input multi-FASTA file.


Input: [#] 4 [Column Name] eff_length [Example] 783.136288 [Description]

Output: The length of the target adjusted for fragment biases (length, sequence-specificity, and relative position). This number is what the fragment counts are normalized by to calculate FPKM, not the true length.


Input: [#] 5 [Column Name] tot_counts [Example] 99 [Description]

Output: The number of fragments mapping (uniquely or ambiguously) to this target.


Input: [#] 6 [Column Name] uniq_counts [Example] 7 [Description]

Output: The number of fragments uniquely mapping to this target.


Input: [#] 7 [Column Name] est_counts [Example] 26.702456 [Description]

Output: The estimated number of fragments generated from this target in the sequencing experiment.


Input: [#] 8 [Column Name] eff_counts [Example] 74.399258 [Description]

Output: The estimated number of fragments generated from this target in the sequencing experiment, adjusted for fragment and length biases. In other words, his is the expected number of reads from the experiment if these biases did not exist. This is the value recommended for input to count-biased differential expression tools.


Input: [#] 9 [Column Name] ambig_distr_alpha [Example] 3.154652 [Description]

Output: The alpha parameter for the posterior beta-binomial distribution fit to the ambiguous reads.


Input: [#] 10 [Column Name] ambig_distr_beta [Example] 2.293653 [Description]

Output: The beta parameter for the posterior beta-binomial distribution fit to the ambiguous reads.


Input: [#] 11 [Column Name] fpkm [Example] 3.514176 [Description]

Output: The estimated relative abundance of this target in the sample in units of fragments per kilobase per million mapped. This value is proportional to est_counts divided by eff_length.


Input: [#] 12 [Column Name] fpkm_conf_low [Example] 2.119151 [Description]

Output: The lower bound of the 95% confidence interval for the FPKM.


Input: [#] 13 [Column Name] fpkm_conf_high [Example] 4.909200 [Description]

Output: The upper bound of the 95% confidence interval for the FPKM.


Input: [#] 14 [Column Name] solvable [Example] T [Description]

Output: A binary (T/F) value indicating whether the likelihood function has a unique maximum. If false (F), the reported posterior distribution is uniform.


Input: [#] 15 [Column Name] tpm [Example] 2.347222e+05 [Description]

Output: Transcripts per million. See description.


Input: [Constant] QAbstractItemView.MoveUp [Description]

Output: Move to the item above the current item.

QAbstractItemView — PySide 1.2.1 documentation


Input: [Constant] QAbstractItemView.MoveDown [Description]

Output: Move to the item below the current item.

QAbstractItemView — PySide 1.2.1 documentation


Input: [Constant] QAbstractItemView.MoveLeft [Description]

Output: Move to the item left of the current item.

QAbstractItemView — PySide 1.2.1 documentation


Input: [Constant] QAbstractItemView.MoveRight [Description]

Output: Move to the item right of the current item.

QAbstractItemView — PySide 1.2.1 documentation


Input: [Constant] QAbstractItemView.MoveHome [Description]

Output: Move to the top-left corner item.

QAbstractItemView — PySide 1.2.1 documentation


Input: [Constant] QAbstractItemView.MoveEnd [Description]

Output: Move to the bottom-right corner item.

QAbstractItemView — PySide 1.2.1 documentation


Input: [Constant] QAbstractItemView.MovePageUp [Description]

Output: Move one page up above the current item.

QAbstractItemView — PySide 1.2.1 documentation


Input: [Constant] QAbstractItemView.MovePageDown [Description]

Output: Move one page down below the current item.

QAbstractItemView — PySide 1.2.1 documentation


Input: [Constant] QAbstractItemView.MoveNext [Description]

Output: Move to the item after the current item.

QAbstractItemView — PySide 1.2.1 documentation


Input: [Constant] QAbstractItemView.MovePrevious [Description]

Output: Move to the item before the current item.

QAbstractItemView — PySide 1.2.1 documentation


Input: [Parameter] person_first [Example] John [Description]

Output: First name of the person submitting the report

Ushahidi Public API - Community Wiki - Ushahidi


Input: [Parameter] person_last [Example] Doe [Description]

Output: Last name of the person submitting the report

Ushahidi Public API - Community Wiki - Ushahidi


Input: [Parameter] person_email [Example] johndoe@example.com [Description]

Output: Email address of the person submitting the report

Ushahidi Public API - Community Wiki - Ushahidi


Input: [Parameter] incident_photo [Example] None [Description]

Output: Photo(s) to accompany the report

Ushahidi Public API - Community Wiki - Ushahidi


Input: [Parameter] incident_video [Example] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08pVpBq706k [Description]

Output: A video link (from YouTube, Metacafe, Vimeo etc) related to the report

Ushahidi Public API - Community Wiki - Ushahidi


Input: [Parameter] incident_news [Example] http://news.com/that-cat-was-so-badass [Description]

Output: News links related to the report

Ushahidi Public API - Community Wiki - Ushahidi


Input: [Unit] set [Technical data] 4 [Name]

Output: The number of Roller

MTM130X Series strengthened Ultrafine mill|Ultrafine mill-Benco


Input: [Unit] mm [Technical data] Ф410×210 [Name]

Output: Roller diameter × height

MTM130X Series strengthened Ultrafine mill|Ultrafine mill-Benco


Input: [Unit] mm [Technical data] Ф1300×210 [Name]

Output: Grinding ring diameter × height

MTM130X Series strengthened Ultrafine mill|Ultrafine mill-Benco


Input: [Unit] r / min [Technical data] 103 [Name]

Output: host speed

MTM130X Series strengthened Ultrafine mill|Ultrafine mill-Benco


Input: [Unit] mm [Technical data] <30 [Name]

Output: Max feed size

MTM130X Series strengthened Ultrafine mill|Ultrafine mill-Benco


Input: [Unit] mm [Technical data] 0.074-0.038 [Name]

Output: Product size

MTM130X Series strengthened Ultrafine mill|Ultrafine mill-Benco


Input: [Unit] t/h [Technical data] 4-13 [Name]

Output: capacity

MTM130X Series strengthened Ultrafine mill|Ultrafine mill-Benco


Input: [Unit] t [Technical data] 18 [Name]

Output: total weight

MTM130X Series strengthened Ultrafine mill|Ultrafine mill-Benco


Input: [Field Name] Duration [Values / Notes] --> Time Struct [Writable]

Output: Time


Input: [Field Name] Managed [Writable]

Output: boolean


Input: [Field Name] Path [Writable]

Output: string


Input: [Field Name] StartTime [Values / Notes] --> Time Struct [Writable]

Output: Time


Input: [Field Name] Track [Writable]

Output: string


Input: [Field Name] WebStatement [Writable]

Output: string


Input: [Default Value] en_GB [Description] Locale for the system. This defines both the language and the country that PHP will use when deciding how to display localized information such as dates (e.g. for the names of months). [Variable]

Output: locale


Input: [Default Value] %A, %B %d %Y @ %I:%M %p %Z [Description] Date format used for most of the site, including story displays. See date formats below. [Variable]

Output: date


Input: [Default Value] %m/%d %I:%M%p [Description] Date format used when a shorter date is needed. See date formats below. [Variable]

Output: daytime


Input: [Default Value] %x [Description] Date format this is the shortest date. See date formats below. [Variable]

Output: shortdate


Input: [Default Value] %d-%b [Description] Short date format (day and month only), to be used e.g. in the Upcoming Events and Older Stories blocks. See date formats below. [Variable]

Output: dateonly


Input: [Default Value] %I:%M %p %Z [Description] Format string for the time only, to be used e.g. on the Event Details page. See date formats below. [Variable]

Output: timeonly


Input: [Default Value] Sun [Description] First day of the week in the calendar. Can be either 'Sun' (Sunday) or 'Mon' (Monday). [Variable]

Output: week_start


Input: [Default Value] 12 [Description] Which format to use when submitting or editing an object with a time setting (e.g. the publish time of a story). Can be 12 (for the 12 hour am/pm format) or 24 (for the 24 hour format). [Variable]

Output: hour_mode


Input: [Default Value] , [Description] Character to use between every group of thousands. [Variable]

Output: thousand_separator


Input: [Default Value] . [Description] Character to use before decimals. [Variable]

Output: decimal_separator


Input: [Default Value] 2 [Description] How many decimal places to display. [Variable]

Output: decimal_count


Input: [Default Value] (disabled) [Description] If your server is located in a different timezone, use this option to set your local (i.e. your own) timezone, so that the time and date on the site match your own. This option is known as the "timezone hack" and may not work on some servers. [Variable]

Output: timezone


Input: [0] 0 [Type] CALL [Parameter n Significance] Caller Send/Rec capability [Type Code Significance]

Output: Request to set up a logical channel

NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORK


Input: [0] 1 [Type] HELLO [Parameter n Significance] Called Send/Rec capability [Type Code Significance]

Output: Confirmation of CALL request

NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORK


Input: [0] 2 [Type] GOODBYE [Parameter n Significance] Reason for termination [Type Code Significance]

Output: Cleardown logical channel of reject CALL request

NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORK


Input: [0] 3 [Type] UM DATA [Parameter n Significance] Sequence number [Type Code Significance]

Output: Normal UM-UM data transfer

NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORK


Input: [0] 4 [Type] INC DATA [Parameter n Significance] Sequence number [Type Code Significance]

Output: UM-UM data transfer, terminal input incomplete (TP)

NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORK


Input: [0] 5 [Type] NEXT [Parameter n Significance] Permit level [Type Code Significance]

Output: Set number of UM/INC DATA packets that can be sent

NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORK


Input: [0] 6 [Type] INTERRUPT [Parameter n Significance] Unused (zero) [Type Code Significance]

Output: Interrupt signal from terminal (TP)

NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORK


Input: [0] 7 [Type] CANCEL [Parameter n Significance] Unused (zero) [Type Code Significance]

Output: Cancel data output to terminal (TP)

NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORK


Input: [0] 8 [Type] DROP [Parameter n Significance] Length of seq. number gap [Type Code Significance]

Output: Indicates packet loss to sender

NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORK


Input: [0] 9 [Type] ERROR [Parameter n Significance] Unused (zero) [Type Code Significance]

Output: Signals receipt of short packet

NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORK


Input: [Settings] External configuration [Description]

Output: Share a configuration file with Mixomat stand alone.


Input: [Settings] Ignore embed tags [Description]

Output: Ignore all HTML embed tags:


Input: [Settings] Ignore file tags [Description]

Output: Ignore commands in an external file.


Input: [Settings] Disable plug-in [Description]

Output: Don't load plug-in.


Input: [Settings] Vertical center [Description]

Output: Center buttons vertical.


Input: [Settings] Horizontal center [Description]

Output: Center button horizontal.


Input: [Settings] Save on exit [Description]

Output: Save plug-in settings on exit. I don't recommend this because all changes made by HTML tags are saved.


Input: [Settings] Allow settings [Description]

Output: Allow to access the settings dialog in the plug-in.


Input: [Settings] Update [Description]

Output: Update looks for you if there is a new version of Mixomat. You must have a connection to the internet to use it. Auto update: checks every x minutes if a new version is available. Update: check now if a new version is available.


Input: [Settings] Mixomat settings [Description]

Output: Change the default Mixomat settings.


Input: [Settings] Feedback [Description]

Output: Send an e-mail to me.


Input: [Settings] Protection [Description]

Output: Protect the configuration file. Then you must enter a password before you can change the settings.


Input: [1] Trace Auto [2]

Output: Autoselect between creating areas or points depending on Tool Properties when clicking on a region of pixels of a similar color within the given tolerance.


Input: [1] Trace Area [2]

Output: Create an area when clicked on a region of pixels of a similar color within the given tolerance. A Shift click will create areas within all such regions that qualify as areas throughout the image. Potentially slow in large images or complex shapes.


Input: [1] Trace Line [2]

Output: Create line when clicked on a region of pixels of a similar color within the given tolerance. A Shift click will create lines within all such regions that qualify as lines throughout the image. Potentially slow in large images or complex shapes.


Input: [1] Trace Point [2]

Output: Create a point when clicked on a region of pixels of a similar color within the given tolerance. A Shift click will create points within all such regions that qualify as points throughout the image.


Input: [1] (CTRL click) [2]

Output: CTRL clicking with a trace tool tells the tool to build objects only in regions where pixels are the same color as the tracing color well. If the tracing tool is clicked on pixels of any other color no tracing will occur.


Input: [1] (SHIFT click) [2]

Output: SHIFT clicking is an "open" command. It tells the trace tool to build objects in all regions throughout the image where pixels are colored like the place clicked. Caution: in a large image this can take a very long while.


Input: [1] Pick Color [2]

Output: (Not on the tracing toolbar) This tool is on the editing toolbars for both drawings and images. It is listed here because it is frequently used with the tracing tools. Sample the color in the clicked pixel and use it as the foreground color. A Shift click chooses the background color.


Input: [Option] facets_limit [Default] 15 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of facets which will be responded from the server.


Input: [Option] facet_atts_limit [Default] 5 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of facets which will be responded from the server.


Input: [Option] facet_mentions_limit [Default] 0 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of mentions of facet responded from the server.


Input: [Option] attribute_mentions_limit [Default] 0 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of mentions of attribute responded from the server.


Input: [Option] concept_topics_limit [Default] 5 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of concept topics responded from the service.


Input: [Option] query_topics_limit [Default] 5 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of query topics responded from the service.


Input: [Option] named_entities_limit [Default] 5 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of named entities responded from the service.


Input: [Option] named_mentions_limit [Default] 0 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of mentions of theme responded from the server.


Input: [Option] themes_limit [Default] 5 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of themes responded from the service.


Input: [Option] theme_mentions_limit [Default] 0 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of entity mentions responded from the server.


Input: [Option] user_entities_limit [Default] 0 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of user entities responded from the server.


Input: [Option] user_mentions_limit [Default] 0 [Discription]

Output: Limits the number of user entity mentions responded from the server.


Input: [Attribute] Number of elements [Elections Map] Low [Japan Earthquake] Large [Neil Armstrong]

Output: Large

Twitter's Miguel Rios on Choosing Viz Methods - Features - Source: An OpenNews project


Input: [Attribute] Complexity of elements [Elections Map] High [Japan Earthquake] Low [Neil Armstrong]

Output: High

Twitter's Miguel Rios on Choosing Viz Methods - Features - Source: An OpenNews project


Input: [Attribute] Interactivity? [Elections Map] No [Japan Earthquake] Yes [Neil Armstrong]

Output: Yes

Twitter's Miguel Rios on Choosing Viz Methods - Features - Source: An OpenNews project


Input: [Attribute] Animations? [Elections Map] No [Japan Earthquake] Yes [Neil Armstrong]

Output: Yes

Twitter's Miguel Rios on Choosing Viz Methods - Features - Source: An OpenNews project


Input: [Attribute] Browser support [Elections Map] IE7+ [Japan Earthquake] Latest [Neil Armstrong]

Output: Latest

Twitter's Miguel Rios on Choosing Viz Methods - Features - Source: An OpenNews project


Input: [Attribute] Open source resources [Elections Map] d3.js [Japan Earthquake] processing.js [Neil Armstrong]

Output: PhiloGL

Twitter's Miguel Rios on Choosing Viz Methods - Features - Source: An OpenNews project


Input: [Attribute] Standard [Elections Map] HTML/SVG [Japan Earthquake] HTML 5 Canvas [Neil Armstrong]

Output: WebGL

Twitter's Miguel Rios on Choosing Viz Methods - Features - Source: An OpenNews project


Input: [Command] show ip protocol [Explanation]

Output: Display the routing protocols running on a router


Input: [Command] show ip bgp summary [Explanation]

Output: Display the state of BGP sessions


Input: [Command] show ip route prefix [Explanation]

Output: Display a single IP prefix in the IP routing table


Input: [Command] show ip bgp [Explanation]

Output: Display the contents of the BGP table


Input: [Command] show ip bgp prefix [Explanation]

Output: Display a single IP prefix in the BGP table


Input: [Command] show ip bgp regexp [Explanation]

Output: Display BGP routes where the AS-path matches the specified regular expression


Input: [Command] show ip bgp neighbor advertised [Explanation]

Output: Display BGP routes advertised to the specified neighbor


Input: [Database Column] Identifier [Lucene Field] itemID, identifier [Description]

Output: Primary key for this record

Technical Documentation for Darwin Online


Input: [Database Column] Title [Lucene Field] exacttitle [Description]

Output: The title physically associated with this item Ä

Technical Documentation for Darwin Online


Input: [Database Column] AttributedTitle [Lucene Field] attributedtitle [Description]

Output: The title by which this item is commonly cited or attributed Ä

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Input: [Database Column] ConciseReference [Lucene Field] reference [Description]

Output: For Freeman entries, a completely rendered reference for citing this item Ä

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Input: [Database Column] LanguageID [Lucene Field] language [Description]

Output: The language for this item ® Language

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Input: [Database Column] PlacePublishedID [Lucene Field] place [Description]

Output: Place of publication ® Place

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Input: [Database Column] PartOfDocumentID [Lucene Field] documenttype [Description]

Output: The type of this item ® PartOfDocument

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Input: [Database Column] PublisherID [Lucene Field] publisher [Description]

Output: Publisher for this item ® Publisher

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Input: [Database Column] PeriodicalID [Lucene Field] periodical [Description]

Output: Periodical in which this item appeared ® Periodical

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Input: [Database Column] Name [Lucene Field] name [Description]

Output: Name of a person associated with this item (e.g. author, or sender of a letter) Ä

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Input: [Database Column] Xref [Lucene Field] xref [Description]

Output: Cross-reference to another system (in general, the Darwin Correspondence Project)

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Input: [Lucene Field] havetext [Description]

Output: Whether the corpus contains a digital text representation of the item (determined from the filesystem)

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Input: [Lucene Field] haveimages [Description]

Output: Whether the corpus contains a facsimile image representation of the item (determined from the filesystem)

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Input: [Lucene Field] manuscript [Description]

Output: Whether the item falls into the "manuscript" category (determined from field "documenttype")

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Input: [Lucene Field] published [Description]

Output: Whether the item falls into the "published" category (determined from field "documenttype")

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Input: [Lucene Field] startdate [Description]

Output: The start of the "date uncertainty range" for this item – determined from the Database column "Date" (see DES)

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Input: [Lucene Field] enddate [Description]

Output: The end of the "date uncertainty range" for this item – determined from the Database column "Date" (see DES)

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Input: [Lucene Field] searchid [Description]

Output: A tokenised version of the identifier key, that may be searched with wildcards

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Input: [Lucene Field] searchtitle [Description]

Output: The "inferred title" for the item, derived from the other fields marked Ä (see below)

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Input: [Lucene Field] sorttitle [Description]

Output: The title to be used when search hits are sorted in title order

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Input: [Database Column] DateString [Lucene Field] displaydate [Description]

Output: The "display date" for the record (see DES)

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Input: [Option] Yes [Description] Start - Split (split time from start) [Function]

Output: Cum Split


Input: [Option] Yes [Description] Start - Split (split time from last split) [Function]

Output: Lap Split


Input: [Option] 500 Segments [Description] The number of split times stored in memory [Function]

Output: Memory


Input: [Option] Yes [Description] Pacer: Set pacer to beep at a given frequency per minute Pacer timer: Links to pacer to a stopwatch to give times per frequency [Function]

Output: Pacer


Input: [Option] Cumulative/Lap [Function]

Output: Running Time


Input: [Option] Yes [Description] Displays the speed in mph/kph for the distance entered [Function]

Output: Speed


Input: [Option] Yes [Description] Returns number of strokes or events per minute on a measure of three strokes or events [Function]

Output: Stroke Rate


Input: [Option] Yes [Description] Time of day in hours minutes seconds [Function]

Output: Time of day/date


Input: [Option] Yes [Description] Start - Stop (time out) - restart or reset [Function]

Output: Time Out


Input: [Option] Yes [Description] Timer Count down: Counts down to zero from an entered time Timer Count down/up: Counts down from an entered time to zero then counts up Timer Count Down: Timer Count Down Repeat Counts down from an entered time to zero then repeats the countdown until stopped [Function]

Output: Timer


Input: [Denial of Service] Smurf Spoofed ICMP Echo request receives replies which overwhelm victim and network [2]

Output: Disable broadcast Reject inbound packets from internal networks (spoofed addresses) Filter ICMP traffic Your IDS probably logs Smurf attacks Install patches


Input: [Denial of Service] Fraggle See Smurf, but change ICMP to UDP. [2]

Output: Disable broadcast Reject inbound packets from internal networks (spoofed addresses) Filter UDP traffic Your IDS probably logs Fraggle attacks Install patches


Input: [Denial of Service] SYN Flood TCP packet with SYN flag (and probably spoofed IP address) received, TCP packet with SYN and ACK flags sent, then … nothing. Do this enough times, and the server cannot accept requests until the spurious connections time out. [2]

Output: Decrease timeout Increase connections Your IDS probably logs SYN flood attacks Your IPS / firewall should be catching SYN flood attacks Install patches


Input: [Denial of Service] Teardrop Maliciously crafted small packet fragments which cannot be “recombined”. [2]

Output: Drop malformed packets Reassemble packets at the router before forwarding them. Install patches


Input: [Denial of Service] MAC flood Spoofed source MAC address and port in packet (requests a destination, of course); this takes a slot in the CAM table and broadcasts requests for the destination MAC address. Repeat sufficiently and fill the CAM table and consume bandwidth. This is a layer 2 attack which requires port access; port access can reveal information to a network device in promiscuous mode. [2]

Output: Limit number of source MACs per port Switch(config-if)#switchport port-security [maximum value] violation {protect | restrict | shutdown} Restrict port to specific addresses


Input: [Denial of Service] Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Denial of Service (DoS) technique, but originating from multiple sources. [2]

Output: Bandwidth over-provisioning Your IDS probably logs the Smurf / Fraggle / SYN flood attacks Verisign Internet Defense Network “in the cloud” measure which profiles your normal activity and omits unusual activity upon demand Corero ReputationWatch blocks access to “bad” IP addresses on-the-fly based on reputation or geographic origin to dynamically stop DDoS attacks and other malicious activity See Hemant Jain’s Distributed Denial of Service Attacks – A Primer, and slide decks such as 10 DDoS mitigation techniques, IPv6 and multiple spoofed IP addresses may make your blacklist approach obsolete DDoSAttacks.biz information from Neustar