Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-036 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Safety Information and Unanticipated Problems Guidelines

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-010 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Generic Material Change Request Form

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-009 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Generic Material Submission Form

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-037 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Change Request Form for Sites

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-209 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Site Submission Simplified

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-213 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Continuing Review Report for Protocols – Guidance

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-135 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Annotated Central Study Questionnaire

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-117 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Observational Registry-EXR Site Status Report

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] BDEV3-090 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Defining Human Research (Diagram)

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-230 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: G-230, Client-Facing Guidance for Single-Site Retrospective Chart Review

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-163 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Questionnaire for Single-Site Research-Retrospective Chart Review

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-179 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Expedited Review Request for Initial Review of Research

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] N/A [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Quick Reference: Reporting Unanticipated Problems to Quorum Review IRB

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-185 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: F-185, SIQ Addendum-Federally Funded Research Including Pregnant Women, Human Fetuses and or Neonates

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-189 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Phase I Healthy Participant Studies – Generic Screening Consent Form Questionnaire

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-190 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Phase I Healthy Participant Studies – Pre-Review and Conditional Approval of Recruitment Materials

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-192 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Phase I Healthy Participant Studies – Recruitment Material Template Submission Form

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Property] width [Description]

Output: The width of the virtual viewport of the device.


Input: [Property] device-width [Description]

Output: The physical width of the device's screen.


Input: [Property] height [Description]

Output: The height of the "virtual viewport" of the device.


Input: [Property] device-height [Description]

Output: The physical height of the device's screen.


Input: [Property] initial-scale [Description]

Output: The initial zoom when visiting the page. 1.0 does not zoom.


Input: [Property] minimum-scale [Description]

Output: The minimum amount the visitor can zoom on the page. 1.0 does not zoom.


Input: [Property] maximum-scale [Description]

Output: The maximum amount the visitor can zoom on the page. 1.0 does not zoom.


Input: [Property] user-scalable [Description]

Output: Allows the device to zoom in and out. Values are yes or no.


Input: [Command] project-init [Description]

Output: Initialize new project meta-directory

scmproj - Organize branches into a unified project — Bazaar v2.0.x documentation


Input: [Command] project-get [Description]

Output: Get a copy of an existing project on your local disk

scmproj - Organize branches into a unified project — Bazaar v2.0.x documentation


Input: [Command] project-commit [Description]

Output: Commit changes in components working copies

scmproj - Organize branches into a unified project — Bazaar v2.0.x documentation


Input: [Command] project-info [Description]

Output: Show info summary for project

scmproj - Organize branches into a unified project — Bazaar v2.0.x documentation


Input: [Command] project-update [Description]

Output: Update components of the project from their origins

scmproj - Organize branches into a unified project — Bazaar v2.0.x documentation


Input: [Command] project-publish [Description]

Output: Publish (push back) changes from components branches and control branch

scmproj - Organize branches into a unified project — Bazaar v2.0.x documentation


Input: [Command] project-command [Description]

Output: Run some command(s) for project components

scmproj - Organize branches into a unified project — Bazaar v2.0.x documentation


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] BArts [Program Type Description]

Output: The Bachelor of Arts Degree

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] BFA [Program Type Description]

Output: The Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] BSci [Program Type Description]

Output: The Bachelor of Science Degree

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] MArts [Program Type Description]

Output: The Master of Arts Degree

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] MBA [Program Type Description]

Output: The Master of Business Administration Degree

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] MFA [Program Type Description]

Output: The Masters of Fine Arts Degree

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] MPA [Program Type Description]

Output: The Master of Public Administration Degree

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] MSci [Program Type Description]

Output: The Master of Science Degree

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] MSW [Program Type Description]

Output: The Master of Social Work

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] Option [Program Type Description]

Output: An option within a BA/BFA/BS degree program

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] MAOpt [Program Type Description]

Output: An option within a MArts degree program

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] MSOpt [Program Type Description]

Output: An option within a MSci degree program

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] MPAOpt [Program Type Description]

Output: An option within a MPA degree program

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] Pattern [Program Type Description]

Output: An advising pattern within a BA/BFA/BS degree program

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] MAPat [Program Type Description]

Output: An advising pattern within a MArts degree program

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] Minor [Program Type Description]

Output: An undergraduate minor program

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] Certif [Program Type Description]

Output: A certificate program

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] PBCertif [Program Type Description]

Output: A postbaccalaureate certificate program

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Program Type Abbreviation] Cred [Program Type Description]

Output: A credential program

Academic Programs Listing home -- University Catalog -- CSU, Chico

Program Type Abbreviations


Input: [Result] NaN [Argument Type]

Output: Undefined

ECMAScript Language Specification - ECMA-262 Edition 5.1 (complete-standard in html5.id.toc.preview)


Input: [Result] +0 [Argument Type]

ECMAScript Language Specification - ECMA-262 Edition 5.1 (complete-standard in html5.id.toc.preview)


Input: [Result] The result is 1 if the argument is true. The result is +0 if the argument is false. [Argument Type]

Output: Boolean

ECMAScript Language Specification - ECMA-262 Edition 5.1 (complete-standard in html5.id.toc.preview)


Input: [Result] The result equals the input argument (no conversion). [Argument Type]

Output: Number

ECMAScript Language Specification - ECMA-262 Edition 5.1 (complete-standard in html5.id.toc.preview)


Input: [Result] See grammar and note below. [Argument Type]

Output: String

ECMAScript Language Specification - ECMA-262 Edition 5.1 (complete-standard in html5.id.toc.preview)


Input: [Result] Apply the following steps: Let primValue be ToPrimitive(input argument, hint Number). Return ToNumber(primValue). [Argument Type]

Output: Object

ECMAScript Language Specification - ECMA-262 Edition 5.1 (complete-standard in html5.id.toc.preview)


Input: [Description] Identifies functions to be performed: S - View A - Add C - Change [Field]

Output: ACTN


Input: [Description] Student's identification number [Field]

Output: ID


Input: [Description] Semester you wish to view or student wishes to enroll (ex: FAxxxx) [Field]

Output: SEM


Input: [Description] Campus location (CLOCN or CCRSELOC) [Field]

Output: CAMP


Input: [Description] Student's major (CDEPT) [Field]

Output: MAJOR


Input: [Description] Gender (ex: F-female or M-male) [Field]

Output: SEX


Input: [Description] Date of birth (ex: MMDDYYYY) [Field]

Output: BIRTH DATE


Input: [Description] Adult Indicator [Field]

Output: AI


Input: [Description] Identifies nondegree students in "good" academic standing [Field]

Output: ENRICH


Input: [Description] Student's last name [Field]

Output: LAST


Input: [Description] Student's first name [Field]

Output: FIRST


Input: [Description] Student's middle name [Field]

Output: MIDDLE


Input: [Description] Student's suffix [Field]

Output: SUFFIX


Input: [Description] Identifies student's current permanent residence: ST1 - street one address (required if address given) ST2 - street two address (not required) COUNTY - county CITY - city STATE - state ZIP - zip code TELE - telephone number COUNTRY - country [Field]

Output: PERMANENT RESIDENCE


Input: [Description] Identifies student's current local address: ST1 - street one address (required if address given) ST2 - street two address (not required) COUNTY - county CITY - city STATE - state ZIP - zip code TELE - telephone number COUNTRY - country [Field]

Output: LOCAL ADDRESS


Input: [Description] Identifies students ethnicity, race and citizenship [Field]

Output: ETHNICITY/RACE RELATIONS/CITIZENSHIP


Input: [Return Type] CMIS Object [Atom Pub Type] Entry [Description of PHP Structure] An object with 2 arrays and 2 scalars: Links (used by the client to navigate the repository) Properties UUID ID (Object ID) [Comments]

Output: CMIS Object can refer to: Document Folder Policy Relationship Object ID Object ID+Change Token


Input: [Return Type] List of CMIS Objects [Atom Pub Type] Feed [Description of PHP Structure] PHP object with 2 arrays of Entry objects: objectsById - an associative array of the Entries objectList - an array of references to the objets in the objectsById array [Comments]

Output: Objects in the feed may not be fully populated


Input: [Return Type] Tree of CMIS Objects [Atom Pub Type] Feed with CMIS Hierarchy Extensions [Description of PHP Structure] Array similar to above. Hierarchy is achieved by adding a "children" object to each Entry that has children. The "Children" object contains the same structure as the Feed (2 arrays) [Comments]

Output: Objects in the feed may not be fully populated


Input: [Return Type] Type Definition [Atom Pub Type] Entry [Description of PHP Structure] An Object with 3 arrays and 1 scalar: Links (used by the client to navigate the repository) Properties Attributes ID (Object Type ID) [Comments]

Output: The Type Definition data structure needs work for completion. Currently it has enough to support the needs of the Object Services


Input: [Return Type] List of Type Definitions [Atom Pub Type] Feed with CMIS Hierarchy Extensions [Description of PHP Structure] PHP object with 2 arrays of Entry objects: objectsById - an associative array of the Entries objectList - an array of references to the objets in the objectsById array [Comments]

Output: Objects in the feed may not be fully populated


Input: [Return Type] Tree of Type Definitions [Atom Pub Type] Feed with CMIS Hierarchy Extensions [Description of PHP Structure] Array similar to above. Hierarchy is achieved by adding a "children" object to each Entry that has children. The "Children" object contains the same structure as the Feed (2 arrays) [Comments]

Output: Objects in the feed may not be fully populated


Input: [Tag Name] CustomsCP72V3Response / Postage [Occurs] required once [Type] decimal [Description]

Output: Postage amount


Input: [Tag Name] CustomsCP72V3Response / TotalValue [Occurs] required once [Type] decimal [Description]

Output: Value of all items being shipped


Input: [Tag Name] CustomsCP72V3Response / CustomsBarcodeNumber [Occurs] required once [Type] string [Description]

Output: Mail service related barcode


Input: [Tag Name] CustomsCP72V3Response / CP72V3Page1Image [Occurs] required once [Type] base64Binary [Description]

Output: Encoded images of label (may be empty depending upon layout option selected)


Input: [Tag Name] CustomsCP72V3Response / CP72V3Page2Image [Occurs] required once [Type] base64Binary [Description]

Output: Encoded images of label (may be empty depending upon layout option selected)


Input: [Tag Name] CustomsCP72V3Response / CP72V3Page3Image [Occurs] required once [Type] base64Binary [Description]

Output: Encoded images of label (may be empty depending upon layout option selected)


Input: [Tag Name] CustomsCP72V3Response / CP72V3Page4Image [Occurs] required once [Type] base64Binary [Description]

Output: Encoded images of label (may be empty depending upon layout option selected)


Input: [Tag Name] CustomsCP72V3Response / CP72V3Page5Image [Occurs] required once [Type] base64Binary [Description]

Output: Encoded images of label (may be empty depending upon layout option selected)


Input: [Tag Name] CustomsCP72V3Response / CP72V3InstructionsImage [Occurs] required once [Type] base64Binary [Description]

Output: Encoded images of label (may be empty depending upon layout option selected)


Input: [Tag Name] CustomsCP72V3Response / Prohibitions [Occurs] required once [Type] string [Description]

Output: List of items prohibited from mailing based on country of destination


Input: [Tag Name] CustomsCP72V3Response / Restrictions [Occurs] required once [Type] string [Description]

Output: Restrictions on items being shipped based on country of destination


Input: [Name] Guid [Type] string [Description] The guid is used to uniquely identify a check format to GnuCash. It must be unique across the entire set of application supplied and user supplied check formats. If you copy an application check file as the basis of your own check format, you must change this value. The uuidgen program may be used to generate these identifiers. [Required]

Output: mandatory


Input: [Name] Title [Type] string [Description] The title is used to uniquely identify a check format to the user. This value is presented verbatim in the check format list of the check printing dialog. If you copy an application check file as the basis of your own check format, you should change this value. The title may be any utf-8 string. [Required]

Output: mandatory


Input: [Name] Font [Type] string [Description] If supplied, this is the default font used to print all text items on this check. This field can contain any string that is acceptable by gtk as a font specifier. If this field is omitted, the default font is the font specified in the GnuCash preferences dialog. A typical string would be “sans 12”. [Required]

Output: optional


Input: [Name] Blocking_Chars [Type] boolean [Description] If supplied, this is the default used when printing all TEXT items on this check. When set to true, will print *** before and after each text field on the check. Blocking characters are printed to protect check fields from alteration. For example, the amount field may be printed as ***100.00*** [Required]

Output: optional


Input: [Name] DateFormat [Type] boolean [Description] If supplied, this is the default used when printing all DATE items on this check. When set to true, will print the format of the DATE in 8 point type, centered and below the actual DATE. For example DDMMYYYY. [Required]

Output: optional


Input: [Name] Rotation [Type] double [Description] This value specified the rotation of the entire page (in degrees) around the origin point. For gtk versions prior to 2.10, the origin point is in the lower left corner of the page and rotation values increase in the counter-clockwise direction. For gtk version 2.10 and later, the origin point is in the upper left corner of the page and rotation values increase in the clockwise direction. Rotation of the page is applied before translation. [Required]

Output: optional


Input: [Name] Translation [Type] list of 2 doubles [Description] These values specify the x and y translation of the entire page (in points) relative to the origin point. For gtk versions prior to 2.10, the origin point is in the lower left corner of the page and translation values increase moving up and to the right. For gtk version 2.10 and later, the origin point is in the upper left corner of the page and translation values increase moving down and to the right. Rotation of the page is applied before translation. [Required]

Output: optional


Input: [Name] Show_Grid [Type] boolean [Description] If this value is set to true then GnuCash will draw a grid on the page, starting at the origin with the lines spaced every 50 points. This can be helpful when creating a check format file. [Required]

Output: optional


Input: [Name] Show_Boxes [Type] boolean [Description] If this value is set to true then for each item where the width and height have been specified, GnuCash will draw a box showing location and maximum size of that item . This can be helpful when creating a check format file. [Required]

Output: optional


Input: [Field] FACILITYID [DataType] String [Length] 50 [Description] Locally assigned Facility Identifier [IsNullable] true [AliasName]

Output: Facility Identifier


Input: [Field] NAME [DataType] String [Length] 255 [Description] The name of the crossing [IsNullable] true [AliasName]

Output: Bridge Name


Input: [Field] NUMTRACKS [DataType] SmallInteger [Length] 2 [Description] The number of railway tracks the road or path crosses [IsNullable] true [AliasName]

Output: Number of Tracks


Input: [Field] WARNDEVICE [DataType] String [Length] 50 [Description] The warning device present at the railroad crossing [Domain] RRWarningDevice [IsNullable] true [AliasName]

Output: WarningDevice


Input: [Field] CONDITION [DataType] String [Length] 50 [Description] The condition of the asset [Domain] Condition [IsNullable] true [AliasName]

Output: Condition


Input: [Field] OWNEDBY [DataType] SmallInteger [Length] 2 [Description] Indicates which organization owns the asset [Domain] AssetOwner [IsNullable] true [AliasName]

Output: Owned By


Input: [Field] MAINTBY [DataType] SmallInteger [Length] 2 [Description] Indicates which organization maintains the asset [Domain] AssetManager [IsNullable] true [AliasName]

Output: Managed By


Input: [Field] LASTUPDATE [DataType] Date [Length] 8 [Description] The date the feature was last updated in the maintenance database [IsNullable] true [AliasName]

Output: Last Update Date


Input: [Field] LASTEDITOR [DataType] String [Length] 50 [Description] The user who performed the last update [IsNullable] true [AliasName]

Output: Last Editor


Input: [Key] number [Type] Numeric [Description]

Output: The credit/debit card number


Input: [Key] expiry_month [Type] Numeric [Description]

Output: The expiry month of the credit/debit card in two digit format


Input: [Key] expiry_year [Type] Numeric [Description]

Output: The expiry year of the credit/debit card in four digit format


Input: [Key] start_monthoptional [Type] Numeric [Description]

Output: The start month of the credit/debit card in two digit format


Input: [Key] start_yearoptional [Type] Numeric [Description]

Output: The start year of the credit/debit card in four digit format


Input: [Key] cvv [Type] Numeric [Description]

Output: The three digit CVV code for the credit/debit card


Input: [Key] issue_numberoptional [Type] Numeric [Description]

Output: The issue number of the credit/debit card


Input: [Key] typeoptional [Type] See card types [Description]

Output: The credit/debit card type


Input: [Parameter] class [Default] empty [Description] Specify an additional cascading style sheet class [Type]

Output: text

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Parameter] widget [Default] empty [Description] Available widget [Type]

Output: text

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Parameter] navigation [Default] nav [Description] Layout navigation control [Type]

Output: text

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Parameter] overlay [Default] no [Description] Enable image overlay [Type]

Output: yes/no

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Parameter] perrow [Default] empty [Description] The amount of images per row [Type]

Output: whole number

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Parameter] widths [Default] empty [Description] The width of the images [Type]

Output: whole number

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Parameter] heights [Default] empty [Description] The height of the images [Type]

Output: whole number

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Parameter] autocaptions [Default] yes [Description] Use filename as caption when none is provided [Type]

Output: yes/no

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Parameter] fileextensions [Default] no [Description] When using the filename as caption, also display the file extension [Type]

Output: yes/no

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Parameter] captionproperty [Default] empty [Description] The name of a semantic property present on the queried pages to be used as caption [Type]

Output: text

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Parameter] imageproperty [Default] empty [Description] Name of a semantic property on the queried pages that points to images to use. When set, the queried pages themselves will not be displayed as images [Type]

Output: text

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Parameter] redirects [Default] empty [Description] The name of a semantic property present on the queried pages which contain the redirect target [Type]

Output: text

Help:Gallery format - semantic-mediawiki.org


Input: [Action] previous image [Remote control] prev [Keyboard]

Output: Ctrl + page up


Input: [Action] next image [Remote control] next [Keyboard]

Output: Ctrl + page down


Input: [Action] rotate clockwise [Remote control] rotate_right [Keyboard]

Output: Ctrl + r


Input: [Action] rotate clockwise [Remote control] red [Keyboard]

Output: Ctrl + F5


Input: [Action] rotate counter-clockwise [Remote control] rotate_left [Keyboard]

Output: Ctrl + l


Input: [Action] rotate counter-clockwise [Remote control] blue [Keyboard]

Output: Ctrl + F8


Input: [Type] String [Value] Object ID (unique only inside the same message) [Name]

Output: id

Difference between revisions of "HTTP API" - Open-Xchange

Attachment


Input: [Type] String [Value] MIME type [Name]

Output: content_type

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Input: [Type] String [Value] Content as text. Present only if easily convertible to text. [Name]

Output: content

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Input: [Type] String [Value] Displayed filename (mutually exclusive with content). [Name]

Output: filename

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Input: [Type] Number [Value] Size of the attachment in bytes. [Name]

Output: size

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Input: [Type] String [Value] Attachment's disposition: null, inline, attachment or alternative. [Name]

Output: disp

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Input: [Document Type] Header

Output: descriptive info about the document


Input: [Document Type] Style

Output: indicates internal style sheet for CSS


Input: [Document Type] Title

Output: appears in the browser title bar


Input: [Document Type] Body

Output: contains contents of what will be displayed


Input: [Document Type] Span

Output: makes an invisible containter; great for applying CSS to small amounts of text


Input: [Document Type] Div

Output: makes an invisible container; great for applying CSS to large amounts of text, images, or anything inside the body tags


Input: [Definition] Tabular erosional outliers [Value]

Output: Tabular

H11320INTERP: Interpretation of Sea Floor Features of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) H11320 Sidescan Sonar and Bathymetric Data from Rhode Island Sound


Input: [Definition] Mottled Backscatter [Value]

Output: Mottled

H11320INTERP: Interpretation of Sea Floor Features of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) H11320 Sidescan Sonar and Bathymetric Data from Rhode Island Sound


Input: [Definition] Rocky and bouldery areas [Value]

Output: Rocky

H11320INTERP: Interpretation of Sea Floor Features of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) H11320 Sidescan Sonar and Bathymetric Data from Rhode Island Sound


Input: [Definition] Sand wave fields [Value]

Output: Sandwaves

H11320INTERP: Interpretation of Sea Floor Features of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) H11320 Sidescan Sonar and Bathymetric Data from Rhode Island Sound


Input: [Definition] Areas of small scarps or small elongate hills [Value]

Output: Scarp

H11320INTERP: Interpretation of Sea Floor Features of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) H11320 Sidescan Sonar and Bathymetric Data from Rhode Island Sound


Input: [Definition] Areas of trawl marks [Value]

Output: TrawlMark

H11320INTERP: Interpretation of Sea Floor Features of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) H11320 Sidescan Sonar and Bathymetric Data from Rhode Island Sound


Input: [Term] Number of Classes [Description]

Output: The number of concrete and abstract classes (and interfaces) in the package is an indicator of the extensibility of the package.


Input: [Term] Afferent Couplings [Description]

Output: The number of other packages that depend upon classes within the package is an indicator of the package's responsibility.


Input: [Term] Efferent Couplings [Description]

Output: The number of other packages that the classes in the package depend upon is an indicator of the package's independence.


Input: [Term] Abstractness [Description]

Output: The ratio of the number of abstract classes (and interfaces) in the analyzed package to the total number of classes in the analyzed package. The range for this metric is 0 to 1, with A=0 indicating a completely concrete package and A=1 indicating a completely abstract package.


Input: [Term] Instability [Description]

Output: The ratio of efferent coupling (Ce) to total coupling (Ce / (Ce + Ca)). This metric is an indicator of the package's resilience to change. The range for this metric is 0 to 1, with I=0 indicating a completely stable package and I=1 indicating a completely instable package.


Input: [Term] Distance [Description]

Output: The perpendicular distance of a package from the idealized line A + I = 1. This metric is an indicator of the package's balance between abstractness and stability. A package squarely on the main sequence is optimally balanced with respect to its abstractness and stability. Ideal packages are either completely abstract and stable (x=0, y=1) or completely concrete and instable (x=1, y=0). The range for this metric is 0 to 1, with D=0 indicating a package that is coincident with the main sequence and D=1 indicating a package that is as far from the main sequence as possible.


Input: [Term] Cycles [Description]

Output: Packages participating in a package dependency cycle are in a deadly embrace with respect to reusability and their release cycle. Package dependency cycles can be easily identified by reviewing the textual reports of dependency cycles. Once these dependency cycles have been identified with JDepend, they can be broken by employing various object-oriented techniques.


Input: [Key] [enter] [Function]

Output: is equal to -or- enter/return

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Input: [Key] = [Function]

Output: is equal to

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Input: [Key] [insert] [Function]

Output: save a value without custom description

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Input: [Key] i [Function]

Output: save a value with custom description

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Input: [Key] m [Function]

Output: open/close memory bank

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Input: [Key] o [Function]

Output: options

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Input: [Key] a [Function]

Output: open/close left side functions

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Input: [Key] s [Function]

Output: open/close bottom side functions

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Input: [Key] [backspace] [Function]

Output: backspace button

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Input: [Key] [delete] [Function]

Output: reset button

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Input: [Branch] master [Description]

Output: Extended Vim Merges vim-with-runtime and most of the "inofficial patches" branches. The only modification is the "Modified by" entry for the version output.

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Input: [Branch] vim-with-runtime [Description]

Output: Official Vim with latest runtime and message files The master branch of the vim_mainline.git repository.

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Input: [Branch] stuff [Description]

Output: Scripts and documentation for using and managing this repository The stuff branch of the vim_mainline.git repository.

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Input: [Branch] inofficial patches [Description]

Output: Features, bugfixes or other improvements A selected checkbox indicates that the branch is merged into master. Branches without an URL for downloading the patch are currently removed due to unresolved conflicts with mainline. Based on vim-with-runtime

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Input: [Branch] feat/rel-line-numbers [Description]

Output: 'relativenumber' option to display relative line numbers for use as [count]

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Input: [Branch] feat/float-point-ext [Description]

Output: extended floating point functions

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Input: [Branch] feat/lua [Description]

Output: interface to the programming language Lua

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Input: [Branch] feat/code-check [Description]

Output: on-the-fly code checker

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Input: [Branch] feat/var-tabstops [Description]

Output: different widths for each tabstop

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Input: [Branch] feat/emb-common-lisp [Description]

Output: interface to the programming language ECL (Embeddable Common Lisp)

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Input: [Branch] feat/indent-wrap-lines [Description]

Output: 'breakindent' option to visually indent wrapped lines for improved readability

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Input: [Branch] feat/quickfix-title [Description]

Output: the Quickfix window status line mentions the command

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Input: [Branch] feat/persistent-undo [Description]

Output: persistence of undo trees across sessions

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Input: [Branch] feat/tagfunc [Description]

Output: 'tagfunc' option to allow using Vim scripting for :tag and related commands

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Input: [Branch] fix/fast-join [Description]

Output: faster algorithm for the :join command

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Input: [Term] Constraint [Definition]

Output: A restriction on a bean instance, the value of a field or the value of a JavaBean property


Input: [Term] Constraint declaration [Definition]

Output: Assignment of a constraint to a target (bean, field, property) for a specific class. Typically by declaring an annotation on the target but can also be done through a XML deployment descriptor


Input: [Term] Validation routine [Definition]

Output: Sequence of operations executed by the Bean Validation provider to validate a given object graph


Input: [Term] Constraint definition [Definition]

Output: Defines a type of constraint, its attributes and the actual constraint validation implementations. Done through annotations. The list of constraint validation implementations can be provided via XML


Input: [Term] group [Definition]

Output: Constraints can belong to one or more group or context. Useful to apply a subset of the constraints for a given use case. By default, the Default group is used.


Input: [Term] group sequence [Definition]

Output: Define a group ordering in the validation process. If a given group in the sequence contains one or more failure, the following groups in the sequence must be ignored.


Input: [Term] Constraint validation [Definition]

Output: Constraint logic algorithm used to determine whether a given value passes a constraint or not.


Input: [Term] Constraint validation implementation [Definition]

Output: Class implementing the constraint logic and used to determine whether a given value pass a constraint or not.


Input: [Term] Bean validation provider [Definition]

Output: Product implementing this specification


Input: [Term] Message interpolator [Definition]

Output: Algorithm used to build the end user message associated to a constraint failure. Typically useful for i18n


Input: [Term] Constraint metadata API [Definition]

Output: API exposing the constraints applied to a given bean type. Also considered one of the integration points with other JSR or frameworks.


Input: [Term] Bootstrap API [Definition]

Output: Bootstrapping part of the Bean Validation API producing a ValidatorFactory.


Input: [Term] javax.validation.ConstraintValidator [Definition]

Output: Interface implemented by a constraint validation implementation


Input: [Term] Composing constraint [Definition]

Output: Constraint declared on another constraint definition. When the main constraint is validated, the composing constraints are validated too.


Input: [Term] javax.validation.Validator [Definition]

Output: Main API. Holds contracts to validate object graphs


Input: [Term] javax.validation.ConstraintViolation [Definition]

Output: Interface describing a given constraint failure on a given bean


Input: [Option Name] config_charset [Type] string [Description]

Output: The character encoding of the config file

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Input: [Option Name] include_config [Type] List [Description]

Output: A list of config files to include


Input: [Option Name] diff_command (deprecated) [Type] command line [Description]

Output: The external diff program to use.


Input: [Option Name] sendmail_command [Type] command line [Description]

Output: The sendmail compatible command line template


Input: [Option Name] smtp_host [Type] string [Description]

Output: The SMTP host[:port] to use


Input: [Option Name] smtp_user [Type] quoted literal [Description]

Output: The user used for SMTP authentication


Input: [Option Name] smtp_pass [Type] quoted literal [Description]

Output: The password used for SMTP authentication


Input: [Option Name] nntp_host [Type] string [Description]

Output: The NNTP host[:port] to use


Input: [Option Name] nntp_user [Type] quoted literal [Description]

Output: The user used for NNTP authentication


Input: [Option Name] nntp_pass [Type] quoted literal [Description]

Output: The password used for NNTP authentication


Input: [Option Name] debug_all_mails_to [Type] mail addresses [Description]

Output: Mails should go only to these fixed addresses


Input: [Option Name] cia_rpc_server (deprecated) [Type] string [Description]

Output: CIA XML-RPC tracking server


Input: [Option Name] tempdir [Type] string [Description]

Output: The directory to use for temporary files


Input: [Type] TATTOO [Description] KISS [Location]

Output: BACK

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Input: [Type] TATTOO [Description] MENTAL HEALTH, MTX [Location]

Output: LEFT ARM

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Input: [Type] TATTOO [Description] STRAIT OUT OF THE TRAILER, [Location]

Output: LEFT ARM

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Input: [Type] TATTOO [Description] WASTED TALENT, STRAIT OUT OF THE T [Location]

Output: LEFT ARM

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Input: [Type] TATTOO [Description] GFL AND SAMANTHA [Location]

Output: NECK

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Input: [Type] TATTOO [Description] CLOWN,SPIDERMAN,TURTLE, [Location]

Output: RIGHT ARM

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Input: [Type] TATTOO [Description] SPIDERMAN [Location]

Output: RIGHT LEG

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Input: [Property/getter name] createdAt [Type]

Output: Date


Input: [Property/getter name] id [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Property/getter name] sender [Type]

Output: User


Input: [Property/getter name] recipient [Type]

Output: User


Input: [Property/getter name] text [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Property/getter name] isPublic() [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Property/getter name] favorited [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Property/getter name] inReplyToStatusId [Type]

Output: long


Input: [Property/getter name] inReplyToScreenName [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Property/getter name] inReplyToUserId [Type]

Output: long


Input: [Property/getter name] truncated [Type]

Output: boolean


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

Output: Latitude of the coordinate where the overlay is placed.

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

Output: Longitude of the coordinate where the overlay is placed.

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

Output: HTML that will be drawn in the overlay.

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

Output: Id of any of the layers defined in google.maps.MapPanes: floatPane floatShadow mapPane overlayImage overlayLayer overlayMouseTarget overlayShadow

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

Output: Vertical align of the overlay (where the center is the coordinate lat, lng): top middle bottom

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

Output: Horizontal align of the overlay (where the center is the coordinate lat, lng): left center right

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

Output: Horizontal offset in pixels of the overlay.

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

Output: Vertical offset in pixels of the overlay.

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Input: [Parameter Name] hub.mode [Note] required [Value]

Output: subscribe


Input: [Parameter Name] hub.topic [Note] required [Value]

Output: The URL of the HTTP resource to which you want to subscribe. It cannot be more than 2048 characters long.


Input: [Parameter Name] hub.callback [Note] required [Value]

Output: The webhook: it's the URL to which notifications will be sent. Make sure you it's web-accessible, ie not behind a firewall. Its size is currently limited to 250 characters.


Input: [Parameter Name] hub.secret [Note] optional, recommended [Value]

Output: A unique secret string which will be used by us to compute a signature. You should check this signature when getting notifications.


Input: [Parameter Name] hub.verify [Note] optional [Value]

Output: sync or async: will perform a PubSubHubbub verification of intent synschronously or asynschronously.


Input: [Parameter Name] format [Note] optional [Value]

Output: json if you want to receive notifications as json format (for feeds only!). You can also use an Accept HTTP header like this: Accept: application/json. atom if you explicitly want to receive notification as Atom. This is used by default for any resource that's either Atom or RSS. If you don't specify any, we will send you the data pulled from the HTTP resource, (excluding feeds).


Input: [Parameter Name] retrieve [Note] optional [Value]

Output: If set to true, the response will include the current representation of the feed as stored in Superfeedr, in the format desired. Please check our Schema for more details.


Input: [Action] CONSUME [Supported object types] QUEUE [Supported properties] name, autodelete, temporary, durable, exclusive, alternate, owner, virtualhost_name [Description]

Output: Applied when subscriptions are created

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Input: [Action] PUBLISH [Supported object types] EXCHANGE [Supported properties] name, routingkey, immediate, virtualhost_name [Description]

Output: Applied on a per message basis on publish message transfers

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Input: [Action] CREATE [Supported object types] EXCHANGE, QUEUE, USER, GROUP [Supported properties] see properties on the corresponding object type [Description]

Output: Applied when an object is created, such as bindings, queues, exchanges

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Input: [Action] ACCESS [Supported object types] VIRTUALHOST, MANAGEMENT [Supported properties] name (for VIRTUALHOST only) [Description]

Output: Applied when an object is read or accessed

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Input: [Action] BIND [Supported object types] EXCHANGE [Supported properties] name, routingKey, queuename, virtualhost_name, temporary, durable [Description]

Output: Applied when queues are bound to exchanges

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Input: [Action] UNBIND [Supported object types] EXCHANGE [Supported properties] name, routingKey, queuename, virtualhost_name, temporary, durable [Description]

Output: Applied when queues are unbound from exchanges

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Input: [Action] DELETE [Supported object types] EXCHANGE, QUEUE, USER, GROUP [Supported properties] see properties on the corresponding object type [Description]

Output: Applied when objects are deleted

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Input: [Action] PURGE [Supported object types] QUEUE [Description]

Output: Applied when purge the contents of a queue

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Input: [Action] UPDATE [Supported object types] EXCHANGE, QUEUE, USER, GROUP [Supported properties] see EXCHANGE and QUEUE properties [Description]

Output: Applied when an object is updated

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Input: [Action] CONFIGURE [Supported object types] BROKER [Description]

Output: Applied when an object is configured via REST management interfaces.

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Input: [Action] ACCESS_LOGS [Supported object types] BROKER [Description]

Output: Allows/denies to the specific user an operation to download broker log file(s) over REST interfaces

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Input: [TYPEOPTION] --task [Use]

Output: Run COMMAND as a SpaceFM task and list it in the Task Manager if it runs for more than one half second, and show a popup dialog if the command's exit status is non-zero. This is equivalent to custom command options Run As Task plus Popup Error.


Input: [TYPEOPTION] --popup [Use]

Output: Run COMMAND as a SpaceFM task and show a popup dialog if the task runs for longer than one half second or produces output or an error. This is equivalent to custom command options Run As Task plus Popup Output plus Popup Error.


Input: [TYPEOPTION] --scroll [Use]

Output: If option --task or --popup is used with --scroll, the scrollbar in the popup will be moved down, equivalent to custom command option Scroll.


Input: [TYPEOPTION] --terminal [Use]

Output: Run COMMAND in the user's configured terminal emulator. This is equivalent to custom command option Run In Terminal. Generally this option is used without --task or --popup.


Input: [TYPEOPTION] --icon ICON [Use]

Output: Use ICON as the task's icon in the Task Manager and popup dialog, where ICON is an icon name or absolute path. Not all icons may be shown due to various issues.


Input: [TYPEOPTION] --dir DIR [Use]

Output: Start COMMAND in working directory DIR. If not specified, SpaceFM's current working directory is used.


Input: [Description] The process-engine this listener is attached to, has been created and is ready for API-calls. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEvent [Event name]

Output: ENGINE_CREATED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] The process-engine this listener is attached to, has been closed. API-calls to the engine are no longer possible. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEvent [Event name]

Output: ENGINE_CLOSED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A new entity is created. The new entity is contained in the event. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: ENTITY_CREATED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A new entity has been created and is fully initialized. If any children are created as part of the creation of an entity, this event will be fired AFTER the create/initialisation of the child entities as opposed to the ENTITY_CREATE event. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: ENTITY_INITIALIZED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An existing is updated. The updated entity is contained in the event. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: ENTITY_UPDATED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An existing entity is deleted. The deleted entity is contained in the event. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: ENTITY_DELETED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An existing entity is suspended. The suspended entity is contained in the event. Will be dispatched for ProcessDefinitions, ProcessInstances and Tasks. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: ENTITY_SUSPENDED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An existing entity is activated. The activated entity is contained in the event. Will be dispatched for ProcessDefinitions, ProcessInstances and Tasks. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: ENTITY_ACTIVATED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A job has been executed successfully. The event contains the job that was executed. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: JOB_EXECUTION_SUCCESS

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] The execution of a job has failed. The event contains the job that was executed and the exception. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent and org.activiti…ActivitiExceptionEvent [Event name]

Output: JOB_EXECUTION_FAILURE

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] The number of job retries have been decremented due to a failed job. The event contains the job that was updated. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: JOB_RETRIES_DECREMENTED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A timer has been fired. The event contains the job that was executed? [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: TIMER_FIRED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A job has been canceled. The event contains the job that was canceled. Job can be canceled by API call, task was completed and associated boundary timer was canceled, on the new process definition deployment. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: JOB_CANCELED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An activity is starting to execute [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiActivityEvent [Event name]

Output: ACTIVITY_STARTED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An activity is completed successfully [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiActivityEvent [Event name]

Output: ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An activity is going to be cancelled. There can be three reasons for activity cancellation (MessageEventSubscriptionEntity, SignalEventSubscriptionEntity, TimerEntity). [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiActivityCancelledEvent [Event name]

Output: ACTIVITY_CANCELLED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An activity received a signal [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiSignalEvent [Event name]

Output: ACTIVITY_SIGNALED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An activity received a message. Dispatched before the activity receives the message. When received, a ACTIVITY_SIGNAL or ACTIVITY_STARTED will be dispatched for this activity, depending on the type (boundary-event or event-subprocess start-event) [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiMessageEvent [Event name]

Output: ACTIVITY_MESSAGE_RECEIVED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An activity has received an error event. Dispatched before the actual error has been handled by the activity. The event’s activityId contains a reference to the error-handling activity. This event will be either followed by a ACTIVITY_SIGNALLED event or ACTIVITY_COMPLETE for the involved activity, if the error was delivered successfully. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiErrorEvent [Event name]

Output: ACTIVITY_ERROR_RECEIVED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An uncaught BPMN error has been thrown. The process did not have any handlers for that specific error. The event’s activityId will be empty. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiErrorEvent [Event name]

Output: UNCAUGHT_BPMN_ERROR

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An activity is about to be compensated. The event contains the id of the activity that is will be executed for compensation. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiActivityEvent [Event name]

Output: ACTIVITY_COMPENSATE

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A variable has been created. The event contains the variable name, value and related execution and task (if any). [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiVariableEvent [Event name]

Output: VARIABLE_CREATED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An existing variable has been updated. The event contains the variable name, updated value and related execution and task (if any). [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiVariableEvent [Event name]

Output: VARIABLE_UPDATED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] An existing variable has been deleted. The event contains the variable name, last known value and related execution and task (if any). [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiVariableEvent [Event name]

Output: VARIABLE_DELETED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A task has been assigned to a user. The event contains the task [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: TASK_ASSIGNED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A task has been created. This is dispatched after the ENTITY_CREATE event. In case the task is part of a process, this event will be fired before the task listeners are executed. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: TASK_CREATED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A task has been completed. This is dispatched before the ENTITY_DELETE event. In case the task is part of a process, this event will be fired before the process has moved on and will be followed by a ACTIVITY_COMPLETE event, targeting the activity that represents the completed task. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: TASK_COMPLETED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A process has been completed. Dispatched after the last activity ACTIVITY_COMPLETED event. Process is completed when it reaches state in which process instance does not have any transition to take. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiEntityEvent [Event name]

Output: PROCESS_COMPLETED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A process has been cancelled. Dispatched before the process instance is deleted from runtime. Process instance is cancelled by API call RuntimeService.deleteProcessInstance [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiCancelledEvent [Event name]

Output: PROCESS_CANCELLED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A user has been added to a group. The event contains the id’s of the user and group involved. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiMembershipEvent [Event name]

Output: MEMBERSHIP_CREATED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] A user has been removed from a group. The event contains the id’s of the user and group involved. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiMembershipEvent [Event name]

Output: MEMBERSHIP_DELETED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Description] All members will be removed from a group. The event is thrown before the members are removed, so they are still accessible. No individual MEMBERSHIP_DELETED events will be thrown if all members are deleted at once, for performance reasons. [Event classes] org.activiti…ActivitiMembershipEvent [Event name]

Output: MEMBERSHIPS_DELETED

Table 1. Supported events


Input: [Purpose] Is the base class for all configuration files. The class contains methods to check for missing keys, test settings any other future features. It also contains a Settings hash to hold objects derived from SettingBase. [Class]

Output: ConfigBase

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Input: [Purpose] Is the base class for all settings. This class defines an abstract test method that must be implemented. [Class]

Output: SettingBase

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Input: [Purpose] Defines a setting that is required. When Test() is executed it always throws an exception. Must be replaced by another setting. [Class]

Output: RequiredSetting

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Input: [Purpose] Defines a string setting. Test() simply returns with no side effect [Class]

Output: StringSetting

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Input: [Purpose] Safely creates a directory. Test() creates the directory if it does not exist. It's assumed Test() will be called once. [Class]

Output: SafeCreateDirSetting

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Input: [Purpose] Defines a SqlConnection string. Test() will attempt to open a connection to the database. [Class]

Output: SqlConnectionStringSetting

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Input: [Purpose] Is the external script file. It does not reside in the ConfigBlock assembly. [Class]

Output: BooConfig

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Input: [Description] Enter the first name of the account holder. Must not contain any of the following characters: !@#$%^*()_+={}|[]\:;<>?/~ [Field]

Output: First Name

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Input: [Description] Enter the middle initial of the account holder. Must not contain any of the following characters: !@#$%^*()_+={}|[]\:;<>?/~ [Field]

Output: Middle Initial

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Input: [Description] Enter the last name of the account holder. Must not contain any of the following characters: !@#$%^*()_+={}|[]\:;<>?/~ [Field]

Output: Last Name

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Input: [Description] Enter the billing street address for the credit card. Must not contain any of the following characters: !@#$%^*()_+={}|[]\:;<>?/~ [Field]

Output: Billing Address

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Input: [Description] Enter additional billing street information, if applicable. Must not contain any of the following characters: !@#$%^*()_+={}|[]\:;<>?/~ [Field]

Output: Billing Address 2

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Input: [Description] Enter the billing city of the credit card. Must not contain any of the following characters: !@#$%^*()_+={}|[]\:;<>?/~ [Field]

Output: City

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Input: [Description] Select the appropriate billing country of the credit card from the list of countries. [Field]

Output: Country

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Input: [Description] If the Country is the United States, Canada, or Mexico, select the appropriate state/province from the State/Province list. For all other countries, the State/Province must not contain any of the following characters: !@#$%^*()_+={}|[]\:;<>?/~ [Field]

Output: State/Province

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Input: [Description] Enter the billing postal code of the credit card. A U.S. Zip Code format must be 5 or 9 digits (no dash). A Canadian Postal Code must be in the format AnAnAn, where ‘A’ is an uppercase letter and ‘n’ is a number. A Mexican Postal Code must be 5 digits. [Field]

Output: Postal/Zip Code

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Input: [Description] Select the appropriate credit card type from the list. [Field]

Output: Credit Card Type

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Input: [Description] Enter the credit card number. Must be digits only [Field]

Output: Credit Card Number

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Input: [Description] Select the appropriate month and year from the Expiration Date list. Cannot be before the current date. [Field]

Output: Expiration Date

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Input: [Description] Enter the credit card security code. Must be digits only. [Field]

Output: Security Code

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Input: [Description] Click the Cancel button to cancel payment. [Field]

Output: Cancel

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Input: [Description] Click the Submit Payment button to submit credit card payment. [Field]

Output: Submit Payment

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Input: [Expression] a == b [Type requirements] T is EqualityComparable [Return type] Convertible to bool [Name]

Output: Equality

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Input: [Expression] a != b [Type requirements] T is EqualityComparable [Return type] Convertible to bool [Name]

Output: Inequality

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Input: [Expression] a < b [Type requirements] T is LessThanComparable [Return type] Convertible to bool [Name]

Output: Less

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Input: [Expression] a > b [Type requirements] T is LessThanComparable [Return type] Convertible to bool [Name]

Output: Greater

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Input: [Expression] a <= b [Type requirements] T is LessThanComparable [Return type] Convertible to bool [Name]

Output: Less or equal

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Input: [Expression] a >= b [Type requirements] T is LessThanComparable [Return type] Convertible to bool [Name]

Output: Greater or equal

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Input: [type] select [Description] a select list [Modifiers]

Output: value is the currently selected item option is an array of select options


Input: [type] multi [Description] a multi-select list [Modifiers]

Output: value is an array of selected items option is an array of select options


Input: [type] list [Description] a list [Modifiers]

Output: value is an array of items


Input: [type] function [Description] a function [Modifiers]

Output: value is a function (generally used for iterators returning very large data)


Input: [type] form [Description] a set of cfe's that make up a form [Modifiers]

Output: value is a table of cfe's that make up a form (the table should be name-indexed) option is the command name to save changes (button name for HTML) descr or errtxt may contain the result of a save attempt


Input: [type] group [Description] a set of cfe's that make up an anonymous group [Modifiers]

Output: value is a table of grouped cfe's (can be used to pass several items to a view)


Input: [Key] DriverName [Value] tsc2004_touch.dll [Description]

Output: DLL of the low-level part of the driver

WinCE-BSP ARM-A8 User Guide - Texas Instruments Wiki


Input: [Key] MaxCalError [Value] 6 [Description]

Output: Maximum calibration errors allowed

WinCE-BSP ARM-A8 User Guide - Texas Instruments Wiki


Input: [Key] PenGPIO [Value] 0x41 [Description]

Output: ID of the PENIRQ GPIO

WinCE-BSP ARM-A8 User Guide - Texas Instruments Wiki


Input: [Key] SampleRate [Value] 0x6F [Description]

Output: Number of samples per second to acquire

WinCE-BSP ARM-A8 User Guide - Texas Instruments Wiki


Input: [Key] I2CBaudrateIndex [Value] 4 [Description]

Output: Baudrate index of the I2C bus (4 = 3.2 MHz)

WinCE-BSP ARM-A8 User Guide - Texas Instruments Wiki


Input: [Key] I2CBus [Value] 1 [Description]

Output: I2C bus of the TSC2004 chip

WinCE-BSP ARM-A8 User Guide - Texas Instruments Wiki


Input: [Key] I2CAddr [Value] 0x4B [Description]

Output: I2C address of the TSC2004 chip

WinCE-BSP ARM-A8 User Guide - Texas Instruments Wiki


Input: [Keyword] -Search [Description]

Output: Finds records in a database that match specific criteria, returns detail for a particular record in a database, or navigates through a found set of records.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [Keyword] -FindAll [Description]

Output: Returns all records in a specific database table.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [Keyword] -Random [Description]

Output: Returns a single, random record from a database table.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [Keyword] -Add [Description]

Output: Adds a record to a database table.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [Keyword] -Update [Description]

Output: Updates a specific record from a database table.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [Keyword] -Duplicate [Description]

Output: Duplicates a specific record in a database table. Only works with FileMaker databases.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [Keyword] -Delete [Description]

Output: Removes a specified record from a database table.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [Keyword] -Show [Description]

Output: Returns information about the tables and fields within a database.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [Keyword] -SQL [Description]

Output: Executes a SQL statement in a compatible data source. Only works with SQL databases.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [Keyword] -Prepare [Description]

Output: Creates a prepared SQL statement in a compatible data source. Nested inlines with an -Exec action will execute the prepared statement with different values.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [Keyword] -Exec [Description]

Output: Executes a prepared statement. Must be called from an inline nested within an inline with a -Prepare action.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [Keyword] -Nothing [Description]

Output: The default action which performs no database interaction, but simply passes the parameters of the action.

Lasso Programming: Language Guide: Database Interaction


Input: [file type] vall [description] protein structures database, your fragments come from there. [where does it come from] should be in SVN [who uses it]

Output: mandatory file

Rosetta Projects: core::fragment::picking User's Guide.


Input: [file type] .cfg [description] defines scoring system for fragment selection [where does it come from] edit one of the examples provided below [who uses it]

Output: mandatory file

Rosetta Projects: core::fragment::picking User's Guide.


Input: [file type] .fasta [description] amino acid sequence [where does it come from] you must already have it... [who uses it]

Output: mandatory file unless .chk is given

Rosetta Projects: core::fragment::picking User's Guide.


Input: [file type] .chk [description] sequence profile created with PSI-Blast with further modifications (pseudocounts added) [where does it come from] make_fragments.pl script [who uses it]

Output: any sequence profile - based score, e.g. ProfileScoreL1; mandatory file unless .fasta is given

Rosetta Projects: core::fragment::picking User's Guide.


Input: [file type] .ss2 [description] secondary structure prediction in PsiPred format [where does it come from] The easiest way is to run make_fragments.pl script. You may also try to run a secondary prediction software on your own and then convert the resulst to the proper format. A script convert_ss_predictions.py can turn TALOS, Juffo, Porter and SAM into ss2. [who uses it]

Output: SecondarySimilarity or SecondaryIdentity scores

Rosetta Projects: core::fragment::picking User's Guide.


Input: [file type] .cst [description] distance (or dihedral) constraints [where does it come from] Convert your data (distances or torsion angle values) into the proper format. [who uses it]

Output: AtomPairConstraintsScore or DihedralConstraintsScore scores

Rosetta Projects: core::fragment::picking User's Guide.


Input: [file type] .tab [description] chemical shifts in TALOS format [where does it come from] NMR experiment; examples can be downloaded from BMRB database [who uses it]

Output: CSScore (CS-Rosetta protocol)

Rosetta Projects: core::fragment::picking User's Guide.


Input: [file type] .pdb [description] reference structure in PDB format [who uses it]

Output: used for fragments' quality assessment

Rosetta Projects: core::fragment::picking User's Guide.


Input: [Attribute] ResourceUri [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The resource URI to the message. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] Id [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The Id for the message. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] Type [Writeable] Yes [Required] Yes [Description] See the list of available message types below. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] Body [Writeable] Yes [Required] No [Description] The body of the message. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] CreatedTimestamp [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The timestamp when the message was originally sent. [Data Type]

Output: Timestamp


Input: [Attribute] EventTimestamp [Writeable] Yes [Required] When Type=ShowingRequest [Description] The requested showing date. The provided timestamp is assumed to be the date and time in the MLSs timezone. [Data Type]

Output: Timestamp


Input: [Attribute] ListingId [Writeable] Yes [Required] No [Description] The Id of the listing related to the message, when applicable. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] Read [Writeable] Yes [Required] No [Description] If false, the message has not been flagged as "read" by the current user. [Data Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Attribute] ReadTimestamp [Writeable] Yes [Required] No [Description] The time when the message was read by the current user. If null, the message has not been read. [Data Type]

Output: Timestamp


Input: [Attribute] RecipientIds [Writeable] Yes [Required] No [Description] An array of Account or Contact IDs for the recipients of the message. Only populated if the current user is the message sender. [Data Type]

Output: CharacterList


Input: [Attribute] ReplyToId [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The message Id the current message is a response to. If null, the current message is not a reply to another message. Use the Message Replies service to create replies. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] SenderId [Writeable] Yes [Required] No [Description] Used when the sender will not be the current user. Supported only for IDX roles when a contact not logged in to their VOW account wishes to contact their agent. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] Subject [Writeable] Yes [Required] No [Description] The subject of the message. 500 characters max. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] Recipients [Description] More detail about users whose Ids are specified in the RecipientIds array. [Data Type]

Output: Expansion


Input: [Attribute] Id [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The Id for the user or contact record. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] ResourceUri [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The URI to the user or contact record. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] UserType [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The type of account. Possible values are Contact, Member, Office and Mls. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] Name [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The recipient's full name. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] OfficeId [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The Id of the office the member belongs to, when applicable. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] Office [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The full name of the office the member belongs to, when applicable. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] CompanyId [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The Id of the company the member belongs to, when applicable. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] Company [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] The full name of the office the member belongs to, when applicable. [Data Type]

Output: Character


Input: [Attribute] Sender [Description] This has the same attributes as the expansion above. [Data Type]

Output: Expansion


Input: [Attribute] ThreadInfo [Data Type]

Output: Expansion


Input: [Attribute] HasReplies [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] true if there are replies to this message that can be viewed. [Data Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Attribute] UnreadInThread [Writeable] No [Required] No [Description] true if any messages in the thread are unread. [Data Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [location] top of distribution [content] archive description and integrity information [file]

Output: Release


Input: [location] top of distribution [content] signature file for the "Release" file signed with the archive key [file]

Output: Release.gpg


Input: [location] top of distribution [content] list of all files for all the packages in the pertinent archive [file]

Output: Contents-


Input: [location] top of each distribution/area/architecture combination [content] archive description used for the rule of apt_preferences(5) [file]

Output: Release


Input: [location] top of each distribution/area/binary-architecture combination [content] concatenated debian/control for binary packages [file]

Output: Packages


Input: [location] top of each distribution/area/source combination [content] concatenated debian/control for source packages [file]

Output: Sources


Input: [Default key] RightAlt+F8 [Action]

Output: Test Results window


Input: [Default key] F6 [Action]

Output: Move between panes


Input: [Default key] Ctrl+Z [Action]

Output: Undo


Input: [Default key] Shift+Ctrl+Z [Action]

Output: Redo


Input: [Default key] Ctrl+Y [Action]

Output: Delete current line


Input: [Default key] Ctrl+K I [Action]

Output: Indent


Input: [Default key] Ctrl+K U [Action]

Output: Un Indent select block


Input: [Default key] Ctrl+K P [Action]

Output: Print from selection


Input: [Default key] Ctrl+Q 9 [Action]

Output: Goto Bookmark 9


Input: [Default key] Ctrl+K 9 [Action]

Output: Set Bookmark 9


Input: [Default key] Alt 6 [Action]

Output: Move Locator


Input: [Default key] F7 [Action]

Output: Insert Function from Function Generator


Input: [Column] TABLESPACE_NAME [Datatype] VARCHAR2(30) [NULL] NOT NULL [Description]

Output: Name of the temporary tablespace

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Input: [Column] FILE_ID [Datatype] NUMBER [Description]

Output: Absolute file number

Question about oracle 12c container's temp tabl... | Oracle Community


Input: [Column] BYTES_USED [Datatype] NUMBER [Description]

Output: How many bytes are in use

Question about oracle 12c container's temp tabl... | Oracle Community


Input: [Column] BLOCKS_USED [Datatype] NUMBER [Description]

Output: How many blocks are in use

Question about oracle 12c container's temp tabl... | Oracle Community


Input: [Column] BYTES_FREE [Datatype] NUMBER [Description]

Output: How many bytes are free

Question about oracle 12c container's temp tabl... | Oracle Community


Input: [Column] BLOCKS_FREE [Datatype] NUMBER [Description]

Output: How many blocks are free

Question about oracle 12c container's temp tabl... | Oracle Community


Input: [Column] RELATIVE_FNO [Datatype] NUMBER [Description]

Output: The relative file number for the file

Question about oracle 12c container's temp tabl... | Oracle Community


Input: [Column] CON_ID [Datatype] NUMBER [Description]

Output: The ID of the container to which the data pertains. Possible values include: 0: This value is used for rows containing data that pertain to the entire CDB. This value is also used for rows in non-CDBs. 1: This value is used for rows containing data that pertain to only the root n: Where n is the applicable container ID for the rows containing data

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Input: [Capability Name] downloadfun_support [Description] if true the phone supports downloadfun features [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] directdownload_support [Description] if true the phone supports object downloading in an anchor [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] inline_support [Description] if true the phone has the possibility to save an image or object shown in a page [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] oma_support [Description] if true the phone supports OMA specifications for object downloading [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone [Description] if true the phone supports the download of ringtones [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_midi_monophonic [Description] support for monophonic (type 0) midi files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_midi_polyphonic [Description] support for polyphonic midi files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_imelody [Description] support for the download of iMelody files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_digiplug [Description] support for the download of digiplug files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_compactmidi [Description] support for the download of compact-midi files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_mmf [Description] support for the download of MMF/SMAF files (Yamaha) [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_rmf [Description] support for the download of RMF files (Beatnik) [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_xmf [Description] support for the download of XMF files (Beatink - midi approved) [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_amr [Description] support for the download of AMR files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_awb [Description] support for the download of AMR wide band files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_aac [Description] support for the download of AAC files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_wav [Description] support for the download of WAV files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_mp3 [Description] support for the download of MP3 files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_spmidi [Description] support for the download of SPmidi files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_voices [Description] Represents the maximum number of voices for a downloaded ringtone [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_df_size_limit [Description] Size limit in bytes of downloadable ringtones through downloadfun [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_directdownload_size_limit [Description] Size limit in bytes of downloadable ringtones through direct download [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_inline_size_limit [Description] Size limit in bytes of downloadable ringtones for inline objects [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] ringtone_oma_size_limit [Description] Size limit in bytes of downloadable ringtones through OMA DD [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper [Description] if true the phone supports the download of wallpapers [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_wbmp [Description] support for wbmp images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_bmp [Description] support for bmp images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_gif [Description] support for gif images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_jpg [Description] support for jpg images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_png [Description] support for png images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_greyscale [Description] true if the phone users a greyscale [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_colors [Description] This is the number in bit of displayable colors. Note: if a phone uses 8 tones of grey, you should set wallpaper_greyscale to true and wallpaper_colors to 3 [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_max_width [Description] Maximum width supported for a wallpaper [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_max_height [Description] Maximum height supported for a wallpaper [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_preferred_width [Description] Maximum width suggested for a wallpaper [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_preferred_height [Description] Maximum height suggested for a wallpaper [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_df_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a wallpaper [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_directdownload_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a wallpaper [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_inline_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a wallpaper [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_oma_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a wallpaper [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] wallpaper_resize [Description] Describes if and how the device resizes a downloaded wallpaper if not exactly the same size of the screen. Possible values are "none", "fixed_ratio" (rescale respecting original proportions), "crop_centered", "crop_top_left". [Type]

Output: string

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver [Description] if true the phone supports the download of screensavers [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_wbmp [Description] support for wbmp images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_bmp [Description] support for bmp images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_gif [Description] support for gif images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_jpg [Description] support for jpg images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_png [Description] support for png images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_greyscale [Description] true if the phone users a greyscale [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_colors [Description] This is the number in bit of displayable colors. Note: if a phone uses 8 tones of grey, you should set wallpaper_greyscale to true and wallpaper_colors to 3 [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_max_width [Description] Maximum width supported for a screensaver [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_max_height [Description] Maximum height supported for a screensaver [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_preferred_width [Description] Maximum width suggested for a screensaver [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_preferred_height [Description] Maximum height suggested for a screensaver [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_df_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a screensaver through downloadfun [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_directdownload_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a screensave through direct download [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_inline_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a screensaver for an inline object [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_oma_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a screensaver through OMA DD [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] screensaver_resize [Description] Describes if and how the device resizes a downloaded screensaver if not exactly the same size of the screen. Possible values are "none", "fixed_ratio" (rescale respecting original proportions), "crop_centered", "crop_top_left". [Type]

Output: string

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture [Description] if true the phone supports the download of picture files [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_wbmp [Description] support for wbmp images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_bmp [Description] support for bmp images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_gif [Description] support for gif images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_jpg [Description] support for jpg images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_png [Description] support for png images [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_greyscale [Description] true if the phone users a greyscale [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_colors [Description] This is the number in bit of displayable colors. Note: if a phone uses 8 tones of grey, you should set wallpaper_greyscale to true and wallpaper_colors to 3 [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_max_width [Description] Maximum width supported for a picture [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_max_height [Description] Maximum height supported for a picture [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_preferred_width [Description] Maximum width suggested for a picture [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_preferred_height [Description] Maximum height suggested for a picture [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_df_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a picture throught downloadfun [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_directdownload_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a picture throught direct download [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_inline_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a picture for an inline object [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_oma_size_limit [Description] Maximum size in bytes of a picture through OMA DD [Type]

Output: any integer number

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] picture_resize [Description] Describes if and how the device resizes a downloaded picture if not exactly the same size of the screen. Possible values are "none", "fixed_ratio" (rescale respecting original proportions), "crop_centered", "crop_top_left". [Type]

Output: string

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Capability Name] video [Description] true if the phone may download video clips [Type]

Output: true/false

WURFL - Mobile Device Database by ScientiaMobile


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl [Description]

Output: Switches to next most useful tool.


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Shift [Description]

Output: Switches to Positioning tool.


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl-Shift over open space [Description]

Output: Switches to Scrolling tool.


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Spacebar [Description]

Output: Toggles between two most common tools if automatic tool selection is disabled.


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Shift-Tab [Description]

Output: Enables automatic tool selection.


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Tab [Description]

Output: Cycles through four most common tools if you disabled automatic tool selection by clicking the automatic tool selection button. Otherwise, enables automatic tool selection.


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Arrow keys [Description]

Output: Navigates temporary Controls and Functions palettes.


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Enter [Description]

Output: Navigates into a temporary palette.


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Esc [Description]

Output: Navigates out of a temporary palette.


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Shift-right-click [Description]

Output: Displays a temporary version of the Tools palette at the location of the cursor.


Input: [Class] CONSTRAINTVIOLATION [Type] TIMECONSTRAINT [Values] EARLY | LATE [Level]

Output: Node


Input: [Class] CONSTRAINTVIOLATION [Type] NODETYPE [Values] RESOURCE_NOT_ALLOWED [Level]

Output: Node


Input: [Class] CONSTRAINTVIOLATION [Type] CAPACITY [Values] OVERLOAD [Level]

Output: Node


Input: [Class] CONSTRAINTVIOLATION [Type] MAXTIME [Values] EXCEEDED [Level]

Output: Route


Input: [Class] CONSTRAINTVIOLATION [Type] MAXDISTANCE [Values] EXCEEDED [Level]

Output: Route


Input: [Class] CONSTRAINTVIOLATION [Type] WORKINGHOURS [Values] EXCEEDED [Level]

Output: Route


Input: [Flag] Pwd [Explanation]

Output: Players need to set a password at first connect.


Input: [Flag] Dmg [Explanation]

Output: Damage enabled


Input: [Flag] Pvp [Explanation]

Output: Players can damage other players


Input: [Flag] Ded [Explanation]

Output: Dedicated Server


Input: [Flag] Liq [Explanation]

Output: Finite Liquids


Input: [Flag] Rol [Explanation]

Output: Rollback enabled


Input: [Flag] Cre [Explanation]

Output: Creative mode


Input: [Flag] Far [Explanation]

Output: Players can see far away names


Input: [Required] Y [Description] This is the key that you got when you registered with CallFire.com [Parameter name]

Output: secretkey


Input: [Required] Y [Description] This is the caller id that would appear on all outbound calls [Parameter name]

Output: callerid


Input: [Required] Y [Description] This is the sound file that would be played when a user answers the call and to leave on the answering machine if they are unavailable [Parameter name]

Output: soundFileToPlay


Input: [Required] Y [Description] The digit the user presses to start the recording process [Parameter name]

Output: acceptDigit


Input: [Required] Y [Description] Sound to be played to the user after they press a key [Parameter name]

Output: soundToPlayAfterAccepted


Input: [Required] Y [Description] Phone Number to call [Parameter name]

Output: phoneNumber


Input: [#] - [Description]

Output: Updated the FAQ to include information about changes in Pages', Numbers' and Keynote's file formats with iWork '09 which enable these files to be managed by Subversion without issue.


Input: [#] 664 [Description]

Output: Selecting path in working copy sheet after entry of nickname results in an error.


Input: [#] 665 [Description]

Output: Save file sheet displayed by history Export function is closed when “New Folder” button is pressed.


Input: [#] 668 [Description]

Output: Error is displayed in browser for working copies containing externals in symlinked folders.


Input: [#] 669 [Description]

Output: Error is displayed by browser for working copies which contain externals located in unversioned folders.


Input: [#] 670 [Description]

Output: Items in log message “Recent Messages” list can be edited.


Input: [#] 671 [Description]

Output: BBEdit integration broken with BBEdit version 9.1.


Input: [#] 672 [Description]

Output: “Cannot display the contents of the selected file” is displayed for text files which have a svn:mime-type which is not recognized by Mac OS X.


Input: [Stages] $ knife bootstrap [Description]

Output: On UNIX- and Linux-based machines: The knife bootstrap command is issued from a workstation. The hostname, IP address, or FQDN of the target node is issued as part of this command. An SSH connection is established with the target node using port 22. A shell script is assembled using the chef-full.erb (the default bootstrap template), and is then executed on the target node. On Microsoft Windows machines: The knife bootstrap windows winrm command is issued from a workstation. (This command is part of the knife windows plugin.) The hostname, IP address, or FQDN of the target node is issued as part of this command. A connection is established with the target node using WinRM over port 5985. (WinRM must be enabled with the corresponding firewall rules in place.)


Input: [Stages] Get the install script from Chef [Description]

Output: On UNIX- and Linux-based machines: The shell script that is derived from the chef-full.erb bootstrap template will make a request to the Chef website to get the most recent version of a second shell script (install.sh). On Microsoft Windows machines: The batch file that is derived from the windows-chef-client-msi.erb bootstrap template will make a request to the Chef website to get the .msi installer.


Input: [Stages] Get the chef-client package from Chef [Description]

Output: The second shell script (or batch file) then gathers system-specific information and determines the correct package for the chef-client. The second shell script (or batch file) makes a request to the Chef website, and then downloads the appropriate package from s3.amazonaws.com.


Input: [Stages] Install the chef-client [Description]

Output: The chef-client is installed on the target node.


Input: [Stages] Start the chef-client run [Description]

Output: On UNIX- and Linux-based machines: The second shell script executes the chef-client binary with a set of initial settings stored within first-boot.json on the node. first-boot.json is generated from the workstation as part of the initial knife bootstrap command. On Microsoft Windows machines: The batch file that is derived from the windows-chef-client-msi.erb bootstrap template executes the chef-client binary with a set of initial settings stored within first-boot.json on the node. first-boot.json is generated from the workstation as part of the initial knife bootstrap command.


Input: [Stages] Complete the chef-client run [Description]

Output: The chef-client run proceeds, using HTTPS (port 443), and registers the node with the Chef server. The first chef-client run, by default, contains an empty run-list. A run-list can be specified as part of the initial bootstrap operation using the --run-list option as part of the knife bootstrap command.


Input: [Error Message] Academic Advisor Appr. Req'd [Type of override] Special [Description]

Output: Must have academic advisor approval before enrolling


Input: [Error Message] Cancelled Class [Type of override] N/A [Description]

Output: Course no longer exists


Input: [Error Message] Class Restriction [Type of override] Class [Description]

Output: Must be certain class level to enroll


Input: [Error Message] Closed Section [Type of override] Capacity [Description]

Output: No more space is available in this class


Input: [Error Message] Cohort Restriction [Type of override] Cohort [Description]

Output: Must be part of a specific student cohort to enroll