Input: [Option] autogrow.minHeight [Default] 80 [Description]

Output: The minimum height (in pixels) that the editor should ever shrink to. This may also take a function that returns the desired minHeight if this is not a constant, or a falsey value if no minimum is desired

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] autogrow.maxHeight [Default] false [Description]

Output: The maximum height (in pixels) that the editor should ever grow to. This may also take a function that returns the desired maxHeight if this is not a constant, or a falsey value if no maximum is desired

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] autogrow.scroll [Default] true [Description]

Output: Whether the page should scroll to keep the caret in the same vertical place while autogrowing (recommended for mobile in particular)

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Accesskey] digit 0 [Action]

Output: go to this webpage (the accesskey legend)

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Accesskey] digit 1 [Action]

Output: go to main webpage

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Accesskey] 3 [Action]

Output: go to website sitemap

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Accesskey] A [Action]

Output: go to announcements section

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Accesskey] C [Action]

Output: go to course administrivia section

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Accesskey] J [Action]

Output: go to J. Blustein's homepage

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Accesskey] M [Action]

Output: go to materials section

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Accesskey] R [Action]

Output: go to resource section

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Accesskey] S [Action]

Output: go to site search (in main webpage)

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Accesskey] T [Action]

Output: jump to top of current webpage

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Accesskey] V [Action]

Output: check current page with W3C's XHTML validator

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Accesskey] X [Action]

Output: go to examples part of materials section

Accesskey Guide for Dalhousie CS 4173 Web-centric Computing Website

CS4173 Accesskey Legend


Input: [Name] nameIndex [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: The name of this sequence as in index into the names array


Input: [Name] flags [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] U32 [Description]

Output: Sequence flags


Input: [Name] numKeyframes [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: Number of keyframes in this sequence


Input: [Name] duration [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] F32 [Description]

Output: Duration of the sequence (in seconds)


Input: [Name] priority [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: Sequence priority


Input: [Name] firstGroundFrame [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: First ground transform keyframe in this sequence (index into the groundTranslations and groundRotation arrays)


Input: [Name] numGroundFrames [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: Number of ground transform keyframes in this sequence


Input: [Name] baseRotation [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: First node rotation keyframe in this sequence (index into the nodeRotations array)


Input: [Name] baseTranslation [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: First node translation keyframe in this sequence (index into the nodeTranslations array)


Input: [Name] baseScale [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: First node scale keyframe in this sequence (index into the nodeXXXScales arrays)


Input: [Name] baseObjectState [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: First object state keyframe in this sequence (index into the objectStates array)


Input: [Name] baseDecalState [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: First decal state keyframe in this sequence (index into the decalStates array). Note that DTS decals are deprecated, and this value should be 0.


Input: [Name] firstTrigger [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: First trigger in this sequence (index into the triggers array)


Input: [Name] numTriggers [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] S32 [Description]

Output: Number of triggers in this sequence


Input: [Name] toolBegin [# bytes] 4 [Data Type] F32 [Description]

Output: Value representing the start of this sequence in the exporting tool's timeline (can usually by ignored)


Input: [Name] rotationMatters [# bytes] ? [Data Type] BitSet [Description]

Output: BitSet indicating which node rotations are animated by this sequence.


Input: [Name] translationMatters [# bytes] ? [Data Type] BitSet [Description]

Output: BitSet indicating which node translations are animated by this sequence.


Input: [Name] scaleMatters [# bytes] ? [Data Type] BitSet [Description]

Output: BitSet indicating which node scales are animated by this sequence.


Input: [Name] decalMatters [# bytes] ? [Data Type] BitSet [Description]

Output: BitSet indicating which decal states are animated by this sequence. Note that DTS decals are deprecated.


Input: [Name] iflMatters [# bytes] ? [Data Type] BitSet [Description]

Output: BitSet indicating which IFL materials are animated by this sequence.


Input: [Name] visMatters [# bytes] ? [Data Type] BitSet [Description]

Output: BitSet indicating which object's visibility is animated by this sequence.


Input: [Name] frameMatters [# bytes] ? [Data Type] BitSet [Description]

Output: BitSet indicating which mesh's verts are animated by this sequence.


Input: [Name] matFrameMatters [# bytes] ? [Data Type] BitSet [Description]

Output: BitSet indicating which mesh's UV coords are animated by this sequence.


Input: [State is changed to] New [State set by] Analyst [Trigger] New requirements are discovered [Actor] Analyst [Action]

Output: User Story is created

TFS2010 WIT: A better User Story work item template | 20/20 Foresight


Input: [State is changed to] In analysis [State set by] Analyst [Trigger] Requirements are understood [Actor] Analyst [Action]

Output: Business requirements documentation commences

TFS2010 WIT: A better User Story work item template | 20/20 Foresight


Input: [State is changed to] Ready for analysis review by client [State set by] Analyst [Trigger] Requirements are documented [Actor] Client Analyst [Action]

Output: Client reviews business requirements documentation

TFS2010 WIT: A better User Story work item template | 20/20 Foresight


Input: [State is changed to] Ready for development [State set by] Analyst [Trigger] Client validates business requirements [Actor] PM, TDA, Tester [Action]

Output: TDA estimates workload; PM allocates USER STORY to a phase; Tester commences describing behaviours; Unit test skeletons written

TFS2010 WIT: A better User Story work item template | 20/20 Foresight


Input: [State is changed to] In development [State set by] PM [Trigger] USER STORY is assigned to next/current phase [Actor] Developer [Action]

Output: Implementation commences

TFS2010 WIT: A better User Story work item template | 20/20 Foresight


Input: [State is changed to] Ready for testing [State set by] Development manager [Trigger] Implementation is complete [Actor] Tester [Action]

Output: USER STORY enters testers’ queue

TFS2010 WIT: A better User Story work item template | 20/20 Foresight


Input: [State is changed to] In testing [State set by] Tester [Trigger] Tester is available to test USER STORY [Actor] Tester [Action]

Output: Testing commences

TFS2010 WIT: A better User Story work item template | 20/20 Foresight


Input: [State is changed to] Testing passed by Supplier [State set by] Tester [Trigger] USER STORY passes all behavioural tests; USER STORY meets exit criteria [Actor] Client Tester [Action]

Output: Client reviews implementation

TFS2010 WIT: A better User Story work item template | 20/20 Foresight


Input: [Name] cmd [Description] command-line [Type]

Output: string

Synchronet JavaScript Object Model Reference

xtrn_area.event properties


Input: [Name] startup_dir [Description] startup directory [Type]

Output: string

Synchronet JavaScript Object Model Reference

xtrn_area.event properties


Input: [Name] node_num [Description] node number [Type]

Output: number

Synchronet JavaScript Object Model Reference

xtrn_area.event properties


Input: [Name] time [Description] time to execute [Type]

Output: number

Synchronet JavaScript Object Model Reference

xtrn_area.event properties


Input: [Name] freq [Description] frequency to execute [Type]

Output: number

Synchronet JavaScript Object Model Reference

xtrn_area.event properties


Input: [Name] days [Description] days of week to execute (bitfield) [Type]

Output: number

Synchronet JavaScript Object Model Reference

xtrn_area.event properties


Input: [Name] mdays [Description] days of month to execute (bitfield) [Type]

Output: number

Synchronet JavaScript Object Model Reference

xtrn_area.event properties


Input: [Name] last_run [Description] date/time last run (in time_t format) [Type]

Output: number

Synchronet JavaScript Object Model Reference

xtrn_area.event properties


Input: [Name] settings [Description] toggle options (bitfield) [Type]

Output: number

Synchronet JavaScript Object Model Reference

xtrn_area.event properties


Input: [Command] rpm -qa [Description]

Output: List all installed packages


Input: [Command] rpm -qi package [Description]

Output: Show information about an installed package


Input: [Command] rpm -qil package [Description]

Output: Show information about an installed package including all files in the package


Input: [Command] rpm -qip package [Description]

Output: Show information about an uninstalled package


Input: [Command] rpm -qilp package [Description]

Output: Show information about an uninstalled package including all files in the package


Input: [Command] rpm -qf file [Description]

Output: Determine which installed package a file belongs to


Input: [Command] rpm -Uvh package [Description]

Output: Install or upgrade a package


Input: [Command] rpm -Fvh package [Description]

Output: Update an installed package (freshen)


Input: [Command] rpm -e package [Description]

Output: Uninstall a package


Input: [Command] rpm --verify package [Description]

Output: Verify the integrity of an installed package


Input: [Command] rpm --help [Description]

Output: Get help on rpm (there are many more options available)


Input: [Salesforce Field Type] Master-Detail Relationship [Recommendation] Text [Alternative/Notes]

Output: NOTE: A Salesforce ID MUST BE USED to create/update any reference field.


Input: [Salesforce Field Type] Lookup Relationship [Recommendation] Text [Alternative/Notes]

Output: NOTE: A Salesforce ID MUST BE USED to create/update any reference field.


Input: [Salesforce Field Type] Checkbox [Recommendation] Checkbox NOTE: Please see earlier blog posting here. [Alternative/Notes]

Output: Radio.


Input: [Salesforce Field Type] Date [Recommendation] Date [Alternative/Notes]

Output: Date completed option. NOTE: You cannot create/update the Date created or modified fields in Salesforce.


Input: [Salesforce Field Type] Date/Time [Recommendation] Date [Alternative/Notes]

Output: Date/Time completed. NOTE: You cannot create/update the Date created or modified fields in Salesforce.


Input: [Salesforce Field Type] Number [Recommendation] Number, Radio/Drop with Numeric choices in the question. NOTE: Clicktools passes numbers across with TWO decimal places so formatting in salesforce must be set to this to work correctly. [Alternative/Notes]

Output: Multi-numeric


Input: [Salesforce Field Type] Percent [Recommendation] Percent, Multi-percent [Alternative/Notes]

Output: Number


Input: [Salesforce Field Type] Phone [Recommendation] Number [Alternative/Notes]

Output: Text, Multi-text


Input: [Salesforce Field Type] Text [Recommendation] Text, Multi-text [Alternative/Notes]

Output: Any other question type except Essay


Input: [Salesforce Field Type] Text Area [Recommendation] Text, Multi-text [Alternative/Notes]

Output: Any other question type except Essay


Input: [Salesforce Field Type] Text Area (Long) [Recommendation] Essay [Alternative/Notes]

Output: Any other question type


Input: [Type] date [Description] Only return places created after this date [Parameter]

Output: created_after


Input: [Type] date [Description] Only return places created before this date [Parameter]

Output: created_before


Input: [Type] number [Description] Do not return places with these filter item IDs [Parameter]

Output: exclude_type


Input: [Type] string [Description] Limit places with keywords or tags [Parameter]

Output: keyword


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] Only return places marked as sponsored if true [Default] false [Parameter]

Output: sponsored


Input: [Type] number [Description] Limit places to filter item IDs [Parameter]

Output: type


Input: [Attribute] name [Description]

Output: The class property (a.k.a JavaBean property) name, with initial lowercase letter.

Chapter 6. OSEM - Object/Search Engine Mapping


Input: [Attribute] accessor (optional, defaults to property) [Description]

Output: The strategy to access the class property value. property means accessing using the Java Bean accessor methods, while field directly accesses the class fields.

Chapter 6. OSEM - Object/Search Engine Mapping


Input: [Attribute] boost (optional, default to 1.0f) [Description]

Output: The boost level that will be propagated to all the meta-data defined within the class property.

Chapter 6. OSEM - Object/Search Engine Mapping


Input: [Attribute] class (optional) [Description]

Output: An explicit definition of the class of the property, helps for certain converters (especially for java.util.Collection type properties, since it applies to the collection elements).

Chapter 6. OSEM - Object/Search Engine Mapping


Input: [Attribute] analyzer (optional, defaults to the class mapping analyzer decision scheme) [Description]

Output: The name of the analyzer that will be used to analyze ANALYZED meta-data mappings defined for the given property. Defaults to the class mapping analyzer decision scheme based on the analyzer set, or the analyzer mapping property.

Chapter 6. OSEM - Object/Search Engine Mapping


Input: [Attribute] override (optional, defaults to true) [Description]

Output: If there is another definition with the same mapping name, if it will be overridden or added as additional mapping. Mainly used to override definitions made in extended mappings.

Chapter 6. OSEM - Object/Search Engine Mapping


Input: [Attribute] managed-id (optional, defaults to auto) [Description]

Output: The strategy for creating or using a class property meta-data id (which maps to a ResourceProperty.

Chapter 6. OSEM - Object/Search Engine Mapping


Input: [Attribute] managed-id-index (optional, defaults to compass.managedId.index setting, which defaults to no) [Description]

Output: Can be either not_analyzed or no. It is the index setting that will be used when creating an internal managed id for a class property mapping (if it is not a property id, if it is, it will always be not_analyzed).

Chapter 6. OSEM - Object/Search Engine Mapping


Input: [Attribute] managed-id-converter (optional) [Description]

Output: The global converter lookup name applied to the generated managed id (if generated).

Chapter 6. OSEM - Object/Search Engine Mapping


Input: [Attribute] exclude-from-all (optional, defaults to no) [Description]

Output: Excludes the class property from participating in the "all" meta-data, unless specified in the meta-data level. If set to no_analyzed, not_analyzed properties will be analyzed when added to the all property (the analyzer can be controlled using the analyzer attribute).

Chapter 6. OSEM - Object/Search Engine Mapping


Input: [Attribute] converter (optional) [Description]

Output: The global converter lookup name registered with the configuration.

Chapter 6. OSEM - Object/Search Engine Mapping


Input: [File] authz1.xml [Description] Gets an authorization decision from PDP engine [Service] PDP [Wsdl Operation]

Output: getDecision


Input: [File] policyset.set.xml [Description] Overrides the root policy set [Service] PAP [Wsdl Operation]

Output: setPolicies


Input: [File] policyset.get.xml [Description] Returns the current root policy set to a client [Service] PAP [Wsdl Operation]

Output: getPolicies


Input: [File] policy.set.xml [Description] Overrides a policy with a given policy ID [Service] PAP [Wsdl Operation]

Output: setPolicyy


Input: [File] policy.get.xml [Description] Returns a policy with a given policy ID to a client [Service] PAP [Wsdl Operation]

Output: getPolicyy


Input: [File] policy.del.xml [Description] Deletes a policy with a given policy ID [Service] PAP [Wsdl Operation]

Output: deletePolicy


Input: [File] policy.add.xml [Description] Adds a policy with a given policy ID to a policy set with a given policy set ID [Service] PAP [Wsdl Operation]

Output: addPolicy


Input: [Tag] __bid__ [Description]

Output: Internal system ID of the category for unique identification.

MonkCMS Developer Resources > Branches API


Input: [Tag] __count__ [Description]

Output: Numerical count of the articles belonging directly to the category.

MonkCMS Developer Resources > Branches API


Input: [Tag] __level__ [Description]

Output: Hierarchical level of the category. The root level is considered level 1.

MonkCMS Developer Resources > Branches API


Input: [Tag] __name__ [Description]

Output: Name of the category as entered in the backend.

MonkCMS Developer Resources > Branches API


Input: [Tag] __parentid__ [Description]

Output: Internal system ID of the category's parent. This is set to '0' if the category has no parent.

MonkCMS Developer Resources > Branches API


Input: [Tag] __slug__ [Description]

Output: Slugged version of the category name.

MonkCMS Developer Resources > Branches API


Input: [0] New [1] Alt-n [2]

Output: Clear the program window and start a new program


Input: [0] Open [1] Alt-o [2]

Output: Open an existing program file from permanent storage


Input: [0] Save [1] Alt-s [2]

Output: Save your program file for future reuse or editing.


Input: [0] Save As [1] Alt-a [2]

Output: Save your program file, specifying a new file name.


Input: [0] Run [1] Alt-r [2]

Output: Check the current program for errors and send to the device to produce frequencies. If syntax errors exists, the error and line number are reported on the PC screen and no frequencies are run. The PC screen is updated while the program runs.


Input: [0] Run Stand-alone [2]

Output: Send the opened program to the generator and run stand-alone, without PC interaction. Look for syntax errors and frequency information on the generator LCD.


Input: [0] Stop [1] Alt-t [2]

Output: Stop program execution


Input: [0] Pause [1] Alt-p [2]

Output: Pause/continue program execution. Click "Pause" to pause the currently running program. Click "Pause" again to continue program execution where it was last paused. There is no frequency output while a program is paused.


Input: [0] Hold [1] Alt-h [2]

Output: Hold the currently running frequency until "Hold" is clicked again. An arrow appears on the right of the frequency on the LCD display while a frequency is held.


Input: [0] Skip [1] Alt-k [2]

Output: Skip currently running frequency. Click once to skip the current frequency and move on to the next frequency in the sequence.


Input: [0] Copy to FGen [2]

Output: Copy file(s) to the generator permanent storage. File name extensions will be removed. File names must be 32 characters or less. The generator can store up to 1500 files with a cumulative size of up to about 1.5 MB. If a file is named autorun, it will be run automatically when the generator is turned on. Turn off any RF generating equipment while copying files to the generator and DO NOT INTERRUPT THIS PROCESS UNTIL IT IS COMPLETE. Doing so could corrupt the program files already stored on the generator.


Input: [0] Delete autorun [2]

Output: Delete autorun file on generator. This prevents the generator from automatically running the autorun file at powerup


Input: [Name] api_key [Required] required [Description]

Output: The API secret key found in your account page


Input: [Name] file [Required] optional [Description]

Output: An image file in one of the supported formats


Input: [Name] url [Required] optional [Description]

Output: The URL that links directly to an image of a supported format


Input: [Name] base64 [Required] optional [Description]

Output: An image encoded as a base64 string


Input: [Name] image_format [Required] if using base64 [Description]

Output: A supported image format


Input: [Name] hex [Required] optional [Description]

Output: A hex background color value that will replace the alpha channel in a transparent png image e.g. ffffff for white.


Input: [Name] rgb [Required] optional [Description]

Output: A rgb background color value that will replace the alpha channel in a transparent png image, e.g. 255,255,255 for white.


Input: [Name] output_format [Required] optional [Description]

Output: Default is json. Accepts xml and html.


Input: [standard] 0 [possible values] int [description] element to start with [option name]

Output: startElement

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] 1000 [possible values] int [description] animation speed in milliseconds [option name]

Output: speed

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] 2500 [possible values] int [description] pause duration in milliseconds [option name]

Output: pauseDuration

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] false [possible values] true, false [description] should animation stop on mousover [option name]

Output: pauseOnHover

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] true [possible values] true, false [description] should animation stop if window is inactive [option name]

Output: pauseOnBlur

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] "left" [possible values] "top", "right", "bottom", "left", "topright", "topleft", "bottomright", "bottomleft" [description] direction of the animation [option name]

Output: animationDir

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] 0.1 [possible values] 0.0 to 1.0 [description] Opacity of the Animation [option name]

Output: animationOpacity

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] "bottom" [possible values] "bottom", "top", "left", "right", "none" [description] position of the caption box or hide it with none [option name]

Output: captionPosition

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] "100%" [possible values] px, auto, % [description] width of the caption box [option name]

Output: captionWidth

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] "auto" [possible values] px, auto, % [description] height of the caption box [option name]

Output: captionHeight

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] "nav" [possible values] "text" [description] class name for the navigation [option name]

Output: navClass

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] "number" [possible values] "number", "thumb", "none" [description] type of the navigation [option name]

Output: navType

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] true [possible values] true, false [description] show or hide the prev next buttons [option name]

Output: prevNextNav

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] "next" [possible values] "text" [description] class name for the next button [option name]

Output: nextClass

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] "prev" [possible values] "text" [description] class name for the prev button [option name]

Output: prevClass

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] "Next Image" [possible values] "text" [description] title text of the next button [option name]

Output: nextTitle

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [standard] "Previous Image" [possible values] "text" [description] title text of the prev button [option name]

Output: prevTitle

Kollermedia Slider – A simple jQuery Gallery Slider Plugin | Kollermedia.at


Input: [Control Sequence] SEND COMMAND [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Send ATN-true commands


Input: [Control Sequence] SEND SETUP [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Send address to send data


Input: [Control Sequence] SEND DATA BYTES [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Send ATN-false data


Input: [Control Sequence] SEND [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Send a program message


Input: [Control Sequence] RECEIVE SETUP [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Send address to receive data


Input: [Control Sequence] RECEIVE/RESPONSE MESSAGE [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Receive ATN-false data


Input: [Control Sequence] RECEIVE [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Receive a response message


Input: [Control Sequence] SEND IFC [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Pulse IFC line


Input: [Control Sequence] DEVICE CLEAR [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Place device in DCAS


Input: [Control Sequence] ENABLE LOCAL CONTROLS [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Place devices in local state


Input: [Control Sequence] ENABLE REMOTE [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Place devices in remote state


Input: [Control Sequence] SET RWLS [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Place devices in remote with local lockout state


Input: [Control Sequence] SEND LLO [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Place devices in local lockout state


Input: [Control Sequence] READ STATUS BYTE [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Read IEEE-488.1 status byte


Input: [Control Sequence] TRIGGER [Compliance] Mandatory [Description]

Output: Send group execution trigger (GET) message


Input: [Control Sequence] PASS CONTROL [Compliance] Optional [Description]

Output: Give control to another device


Input: [Control Sequence] PERFORM PARALLEL POLL [Compliance] Optional [Description]

Output: Conduct a parallel poll


Input: [Control Sequence] PARALLEL POLL CONFIGURE [Compliance] Optional [Description]

Output: Configure devices' parallel poll responses


Input: [Control Sequence] PARALLEL POLL UNCONFIGURE [Compliance] Optional [Description]

Output: Disable devices' parallel poll capability


Input: [Element Name] Simple Boxout Used for supporting information, e.g. opening hours on a page discussing the shops on campus. [Description]

Output: An area of plain text that should stand out from the main body of text. Element should have a background color to delineate it from the rest of the content, and possibly be outside of the main flow.

Page elements for external website - Digital M&C - University Wiki


Input: [Element Name] Related Links Links to the various campus maps from a page about getting around the University. [Description]

Output: An unordered list of links that relate to the main content of the page

Page elements for external website - Digital M&C - University Wiki


Input: [Element Name] Alternating Table Overview of rooms within accommodation area. [Description]

Output: A long table of information that needs to have each row highlighted so that the user can easily follow the information across the page

Page elements for external website - Digital M&C - University Wiki


Input: [Element Name] Quoted Every BBC news article. [Description]

Output: An area of the main content that has been quoted for emphasis

Page elements for external website - Digital M&C - University Wiki


Input: [Element Name] Calendar Something like this but without the squares? [Description]

Output: A styled calendar in which important dates can displayed

Page elements for external website - Digital M&C - University Wiki


Input: [Element Name] Image with expanding caption Example on Southampton's website. [Description]

Output: Inline picture with caption and correct margins so the body text flows around - additional captioning on mouseover.

Page elements for external website - Digital M&C - University Wiki


Input: [Element Name] Emphasis boxout Items you will need to provide with your application [Description]

Output: A pull quote style box which emphasises some key information (that isn't actually a quote)

Page elements for external website - Digital M&C - University Wiki


Input: [Element Name] Boxout table Exceptions [Description]

Output: A table that is floated to the right and emphasises key information in tabular form

Page elements for external website - Digital M&C - University Wiki


Input: [Description] The base number of the logical interrupt numbers that programs will use (e.g. the interrupt vector passed to InterruptAttach()). [Member]

Output: vector_base


Input: [Description] The number of vectors starting at vector_base described by this entry. [Member]

Output: num_vectors


Input: [Description] If this interrupt entry describes a set of interrupts that are cascaded into another interrupt controller, then this variable contains the logical interrupt number that this controller cascades into. [Member]

Output: cascade_vector


Input: [Description] The association between this set of interrupts and the CPU's view of the source of the interrupt (see below). [Member]

Output: cpu_intr_base


Input: [Description] The spacing between interrupt vector entries for interrupt systems that do autovectoring. On an x86 platform with the standard 8259 controller setup, this is the value 1, meaning that the interrupt vector corresponding to the hardware interrupt sources is offset by 1 (e.g. interrupt vector 0 goes to interrupt 0x30, interrupt vector 1 goes to interrupt 0x31, and so on). On non-x86 systems it's usually 0, because those interrupt systems generally don't do autovectoring. A value of 0 indicates that it's not autovectored. [Member]

Output: cpu_intr_stride


Input: [Description] Used by the startup code when generating the kernel's interrupt service routine entry points. See below under INTR_FLAG_* and PPC_INTR_FLAG_*. [Member]

Output: flags


Input: [Description] A code snippet that gets copied into the kernel's interrupt service routine used to identify the source of the interrupt, in case of multiple hardware events being able to trigger one CPU-visible interrupt. Further modified by the INTR_GENFLAG_* flags, defined below. [Member]

Output: id


Input: [Description] A code snippet that gets copied into the kernel's interrupt service routine that provides the EOI (End Of Interrupt) functionality. This code snippet is responsible for telling the controller that the interrupt is done and for unmasking the interrupt level. For CPU fault-as-an-interrupt handling, eoi identifies the cause of the fault. [Member]

Output: eoi


Input: [Description] An outcall to mask an interrupt source at the hardware controller level. The numbers passed to this function are the interrupt vector numbers (starting at 0 to num_vectors - 1). [Member]

Output: mask


Input: [Description] An outcall to unmask an interrupt source at the hardware controller level. Same vector numbers as mask, above. [Member]

Output: unmask


Input: [Description] Provides configuration information on individual interrupt levels. Passed the system page pointer (1st argument), a pointer to this interrupt info entry (2nd argument), and the zero-based interrupt level. Returns a bitmask; see INTR_CONFIG_FLAG* below. [Member]

Output: config


Input: [Description] Provides information about patched data. The patched data is passed to the patcher() routine that gets called once for each callout in a startup_intrinfo() structure. [Member]

Output: patch_data


Input: [The written type] Int [Its meaning]

Output: the type Int


Input: [The written type] Int -> Int [Its meaning]

Output: the type function from Int to Int


Input: [The written type] Float -> Int [Its meaning]

Output: the type function from Float to Int


Input: [The written type] a -> Int [Its meaning]

Output: the type function from any type to Int


Input: [The written type] a -> a [Its meaning]

Output: the type function from any type a to the same type a


Input: [The written type] a -> a -> a [Its meaning]

Output: the type function of two arguments of any type a to the same type a


Input: [Description] Raises or lower an element by the specified length. Negative values are allowed [Value]

Output: length

CSS vertical-align - how to vertically align elements in css


Input: [Description] Raises or lower an element in a percent of the “line-height” property. Negative values are allowed [Value]

CSS vertical-align - how to vertically align elements in css


Input: [Description] Align the baseline of the element with the baseline of the parent element. This is default [Value]

Output: baseline

CSS vertical-align - how to vertically align elements in css


Input: [Description] Aligns the element as it was subscript [Value]

Output: sub

CSS vertical-align - how to vertically align elements in css


Input: [Description] Aligns the element as it was superscript [Value]

Output: super

CSS vertical-align - how to vertically align elements in css


Input: [Description] The top of the element is aligned with the top of the tallest element on the line [Value]

Output: top

CSS vertical-align - how to vertically align elements in css


Input: [Description] The top of the element is aligned with the top of the parent element’s font [Value]

Output: text-top

CSS vertical-align - how to vertically align elements in css


Input: [Description] The element is placed in the middle of the parent element [Value]

Output: middle

CSS vertical-align - how to vertically align elements in css


Input: [Description] The bottom of the element is aligned with the lowest element on the line [Value]

Output: bottom

CSS vertical-align - how to vertically align elements in css


Input: [Description] The bottom of the element is aligned with the bottom of the parent element’s font [Value]

Output: text-bottom

CSS vertical-align - how to vertically align elements in css


Input: [Description] Specifies that the value of the vertical-align property should be inherited from the parent element [Value]

Output: inherit

CSS vertical-align - how to vertically align elements in css


Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _author-badges.php [Description]

Output: Adds badge to plugin and theme author replies for their replies in plugin snd theme-related forums (reviews, plugins and hacks, themes and templates) that pertain to their

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _bb-mail.php [Description]

Output: Custom email subject from headers for support forums

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Medium [File] _codify.php [Description]

Output: Converts [[wiki markup|links]] into links

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _geriatric-threads.php [Description]

Output: Add to old closed topics

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _gravatar-retina.php [Description]

Output: copy of bb_get_avatar, but with support for the devicePixelRatio 📱 cookie on .org

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _lowfollow.php [Description]

Output: View replies by IP address

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _mailing-list.php [Description]

Output: WordPress Announcements/Development News mailing list form

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Medium [File] _plugin-reviews-listing.php [Description]

Output: Plugin forum custom views

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Medium [File] _plugin-support-listing.php [Description]

Output: Plugin forum custom views

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Medium [File] _plugin-svn-tracker-support-mock.php [Description]

Output: SVN_Tracker_Support_Mock

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Medium [File] _plugin_stickies.php [Description]

Output: Sticky topics for plugin forums

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _reg-hack.php [Description]

Output: This is to block those stupid spam registrations

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Medium [File] _registration-captcha.php [Description]

Output: Captcha for registration

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _registration-speed-limit.php [Description]

Output: max number of attempts per time period // time period user must wait before getting freed

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _reviews.php [Description]

Output: Miscellaneous modifications related to the reviews forum/feature.

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _security.php [Description]

Output: This file loosely corresponds to wp-content/mu-plugins/security.php

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _subscribe_to_plugins.php [Description]

Output: Subscribe to Plugins for wp.org

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _subscribe_to_tags.php [Description]

Output: Subscribe to Tags for wp.org

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _support-wporg-notifications-allow-superadmin-regex.php [Description]

Output: WordPress.org Notifications Allow Superadmin Regex

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _support-wporg-notifications.php [Description]

Output: WordPress.org Notifications

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _tag-codex-links.php [Description]

Output: Forum codex links

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Medium [File] _template-mods.php [Description]

Output: Custom template queries

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Medium [File] _theme-reviews-listing.php [Description]

Output: Custom views for theme forums

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Medium [File] _theme-support-listing.php [Description]

Output: Custom views for theme forums

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Medium [File] _version-dropdown.php [Description]

Output: New topic form WordPress version dropdown field

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Input: [Migrate?] Yes [LOE] Low [File] _views.php [Description]

Output: Custom bbPress views

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _bb-quicktags.php [Description]

Output: Inserts a quicktag toolbar on the post topic form.

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _default-role.php [Description]

Output: This should only run once per new user, as it’ll then have a capabilities meta for this site.

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _email_login.php [Description]

Output: Disable email login???

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _fix-badly-utf8-trimmed-strings.php [Description]

Output: FIlters topic title and terms via return iconv( ‘utf-8’, ‘utf-8//ignore’, $string );

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _fix-topics-replied.php [Description]

Output: fix_topics_replied

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _fix-user-search.php [Description]

Output: bbPress user search doesn’t deal with empty role arrays well

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _fix_code_clickable.php [Description]

Output: this replaces the make_clickable function with one that won’t do anything inside blocks

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _forum_row_click.php [Description]

Output: disable until we can make this not open in a new window. If only you could do . Curses, W3C, curses.

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _hack_utf8_slugs.php [Description]

Output: Sanitize URL’s with dashes (Previous versions of bbPress didn’t try using mb_strtolower(), so all slugs were in original case. This makes the slug in the database and the one which we test again different, which causes 404s.)

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _hidden-forums.php [Description]

Output: Hides configured forums from general forum listings and prevents the forum’s topics listings. Only directly are its topics accessible.

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _inception-fix.php [Description]

Output: Because of either bad data or some other bug, the support forums don’t know the date of their first post properly.

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] Medium [File] _international.php [Description]

Output: Hack all the i18n w.org login, menu urls, CSS, keymaster roles, admin capabilities and user caps and roles

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] Low [File] _memcache.php [Description]

Output: Custom memcache settings

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _never-upgrade.php [Description]

Output: Never upgrade the bbPress 1.x database

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _new_plugin_post.php [Description]

Output: Filter post titles and tags for plugin and plugin reveiew topics

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _new_theme_post.php [Description]

Output: Filter post titles and tags for theme and theme reveiew topics

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _no-duplicate-emails.php [Description]

Output: DO not allow duplicate email address’ for bbPress users

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _profile-additions.php [Description]

Output: Custom profile fields and profile sanitization

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _queries.php [Description]

Output: Query Debug

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _random_seed.php [Description]

Output: Skip the DB for random_seed transient – just generate an new (not very good) rnd_value on the fly

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Input: [Migrate?] No [LOE] None [File] _spamhell.php [Description]

Output: Spam Hell. Blocks for assorted spammers.

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Input: [Migrate?] Maybe [LOE] Low [File] _add-replies-argument.php [Description]

Output: Hangs a replies=# onto every topic link, so by appropriate styling users can see new posts

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Input: [Migrate?] Maybe [LOE] Low [File] elfakismet.php [Description]

Output: Adds the ability to stop akismet check after a user has x posts, and to always check for any you don’t trust.

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Input: [Migrate?] Maybe [LOE] Low [File] _phishing_honeypot.php [Description]

Output: Check a couple of specific IP addresses and email Nacin if true

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Input: [Migrate?] Maybe [LOE] Low [File] _registration-chars.php [Description]

Output: Block certain types of characters from being in usernames on registration.

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Input: [Migrate?] Maybe [LOE] BP? [File] _registration-log.php [Description]

Output: Check user registration log

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Input: [Migrate?] Maybe [LOE] Low [File] _ssl.php [Description]

Output: SSL overrides and tweaks

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Input: [Migrate?] Maybe [LOE] BP? [File] _stats_extra.php [Description]

Output: stats logger for support forums

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Input: [Migrate?] Maybe [LOE] High [File] _support-forum-admin-mods.php [Description]

Output: Related to Bozo

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Input: [Migrate?] Maybe [LOE] Low [File] _support-forum-autoload.php [Description]

Output: Autoload support forum

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Input: [Migrate?] Maybe [LOE] Low [File] _support-forum-mods.php [Description]

Output: Moderator support for support forums and plugin/theme author moderators

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Input: [Migrate?] Maybe [LOE] Low [File] _block-spam-searches.php [Description]

Output: block_spam_searches_parse_query

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Input: [Attribute Target] all [Can be Applied To]

Output: everything


Input: [Attribute Target] assembly [Can be Applied To]

Output: entire assembly


Input: [Attribute Target] class [Can be Applied To]

Output: classes


Input: [Attribute Target] constructor [Can be Applied To]

Output: constructors


Input: [Attribute Target] delegate [Can be Applied To]

Output: delegates


Input: [Attribute Target] enum [Can be Applied To]

Output: enums


Input: [Attribute Target] event [Can be Applied To]

Output: events


Input: [Attribute Target] field [Can be Applied To]

Output: fields


Input: [Attribute Target] interface [Can be Applied To]

Output: interfaces


Input: [Attribute Target] method [Can be Applied To]

Output: methods


Input: [Attribute Target] module [Can be Applied To]

Output: modules (compiled code that can be part of an assembly)


Input: [Attribute Target] parameter [Can be Applied To]

Output: parameters


Input: [Attribute Target] property [Can be Applied To]

Output: properties


Input: [Attribute Target] returnvalue [Can be Applied To]

Output: return values


Input: [Attribute Target] struct [Can be Applied To]

Output: structures


Input: [Behavior] add content (element) [Description]

Output: Detaches a given element from DOM and reattaches element inside dimmer


Input: [Behavior] show [Description]

Output: Shows dimmer


Input: [Behavior] hide [Description]

Output: Hides dimmer


Input: [Behavior] toggle [Description]

Output: Toggles current dimmer visibility


Input: [Behavior] set opacity(opacity) [Description]

Output: Changes dimmer opacity


Input: [Behavior] create [Description]

Output: Creates a new dimmer in dimmable context


Input: [Behavior] get duration [Description]

Output: Returns current duration for show or hide event depending on current visibility


Input: [Behavior] get dimmer [Description]

Output: Returns DOM element for dimmer


Input: [Behavior] has dimmer [Description]

Output: Returns whether current dimmable has a dimmer


Input: [Behavior] is active [Description]

Output: Whether section's dimmer is active


Input: [Behavior] is animating [Description]

Output: Whether dimmer is animating


Input: [Behavior] is dimmer [Description]

Output: Whether current element is a dimmer


Input: [Behavior] is dimmable [Description]

Output: Whether current element is a dimmable section


Input: [Behavior] is disabled [Description]

Output: Whether dimmer is disabled


Input: [Behavior] is enabled [Description]

Output: Whether dimmer is not disabled


Input: [Behavior] is page [Description]

Output: Whether dimmable section is body


Input: [Behavior] is page dimmer [Description]

Output: Whether dimmer is a page dimmer


Input: [Behavior] set active [Description]

Output: Sets page dimmer to active


Input: [Behavior] set dimmable [Description]

Output: Sets an element as a dimmable section


Input: [Behavior] set dimmed [Description]

Output: Sets a dimmable section as dimmed


Input: [Behavior] set page dimmer [Description]

Output: Sets current dimmer as a page dimmer


Input: [Behavior] set disabled [Description]

Output: Sets a dimmer as disabled


Input: [controls] Maximum # of threads that may be yielded [sysctl variable]

Output: kern.wq_yielded_threshold


Input: [controls] Yielded window size [sysctl variable]

Output: kern.wq_yielded_window_usecs


Input: [controls] Maximum # of usecs thread can not respond before it is deemed stalled [sysctl variable]

Output: kern.wq_stalled_window_usecs


Input: [controls] Maximum # of usecs thread can idle before the thread pool will be reduced [sysctl variable]

Output: kern.wq_reduce_pool_window_usecs


Input: [controls] Maximum # of usecs between thread checks [sysctl variable]

Output: kern.wq_max_timer_interval_usecs


Input: [controls] Maximum # of threads in the work queue [sysctl variable]

Output: kern.wq_max_threads


Input: [Serial] 19675 [Cap code] 447 [Cap setscrew] Yes [Dimple in back] Yes [Elec. caps] Brown [Batt clip] Straight [Coin slot] No [Label] Small [Vol dot] No [Tune marks] Both [Vol solder lug] Wire [Color]

Output: Black

Regency TR-1 Transistor Radio Facts and Figures


Input: [Serial] 21852 [Cap code] 445 [Cap setscrew] Yes [Dimple in back] Yes [Elec. caps] Brown [Batt clip] Straight [Coin slot] No [Label] Both [Vol dot] No [Tune marks] Both [Vol solder lug] Wire [Color]

Output: Ivory

Regency TR-1 Transistor Radio Facts and Figures


Input: [Serial] 30154 [Cap code] 445 [Cap setscrew] Yes [Dimple in back] Yes [Elec. caps] Brown [Batt clip] Straight [Coin slot] No [Label] Small [Vol dot] No [Tune marks] Both [Vol solder lug] Wire [Color]

Output: Pearlescent White

Regency TR-1 Transistor Radio Facts and Figures


Input: [Serial] 30309 [Cap code] 447 [Cap setscrew] Yes [Dimple in back] Yes [Elec. caps] Brown [Batt clip] Straight [Coin slot] No [Label] Small [Vol dot] No [Tune marks] Both [Vol solder lug] Wire [Color]

Output: Pearlescent Lavender

Regency TR-1 Transistor Radio Facts and Figures


Input: [Serial] 34535 [Cap code] 451 [Cap setscrew] Yes [Dimple in back] Yes [Elec. caps] Brown [Batt clip] Straight [Coin slot] No [Label] Small [Vol dot] No [Tune marks] Both [Vol solder lug] Wire [Color]

Output: Pearlescent Pink

Regency TR-1 Transistor Radio Facts and Figures


Input: [Serial] 49118 [Cap code] Repair [Cap setscrew] Label [Dimple in back] Outline [Elec. caps] White [Batt clip] Folded [Coin slot] Yes [Label] None [Vol dot] Yes [Tune marks] Top [Vol solder lug] Wire [Color]

Output: Clearback / Gray

Regency TR-1 Transistor Radio Facts and Figures


Input: [Serial] 58298 [Cap code] 515 [Cap setscrew] Yes [Dimple in back] Yes [Elec. caps] Brown [Batt clip] Straight [Coin slot] No [Label] Large [Vol dot] No [Tune marks] Both [Vol solder lug] Wire [Color]

Output: Green

Regency TR-1 Transistor Radio Facts and Figures


Input: [Serial] 60967 [Cap code] 505 [Cap setscrew] Yes [Dimple in back] Yes [Elec. caps] Brown [Batt clip] Straight [Coin slot] No [Label] Large [Vol dot] No [Tune marks] Both [Vol solder lug] Jack [Color]

Output: Pearlescent Blue

Regency TR-1 Transistor Radio Facts and Figures


Input: [Serial] 62613 [Cap code] 515 [Cap setscrew] Yes [Dimple in back] No [Elec. caps] Both [Batt clip] Straight [Coin slot] Yes [Label] Large [Vol dot] Yes [Tune marks] Top [Vol solder lug] Jack [Color]

Output: Gray

Regency TR-1 Transistor Radio Facts and Figures


Input: [Serial] 83145 [Cap code] 526 [Cap setscrew] No [Dimple in back] Yes [Elec. caps] Brown [Batt clip] Folded [Coin slot] Yes [Label] Large [Vol dot] Yes [Tune marks] Both [Vol solder lug] Jack [Color]

Output: Mahogany

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Input: [Serial] 99100 [Cap code] 528 [Cap setscrew] No [Dimple in back] No [Elec. caps] Brown [Batt clip] Folded [Coin slot] Yes [Label] Large [Vol dot] Yes [Tune marks] Top [Vol solder lug] Jack [Color]

Output: Red

Regency TR-1 Transistor Radio Facts and Figures


Input: [Field] sid [Type] Integer [Description]

Output: Primary key. Used to identify this vote in the interface.

Database schema - Coppermine Photo Gallery - Documentation & Manual


Input: [Field] pid [Type] Integer [References] cpg15x_pictures.pid [Description]

Output: The file that this vote was on.

Database schema - Coppermine Photo Gallery - Documentation & Manual


Input: [Field] rating [Type] Integer [Description]

Output: The rating given.

Database schema - Coppermine Photo Gallery - Documentation & Manual


Input: [Field] ip [Type] Text (<=20 chars) [Description]

Output: The IP address of the voter. This IP is derived from the REMOTE_ADDR variable. If the webserver is behind a proxy this will probably be the IP of the proxy.

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Input: [Field] sdate [Type] Unix timestamp [Description]

Output: The date/time of the vote.

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Input: [Field] referer [Type] Text (<=65k chars) [Description]

Output: If the voter arrived from another page, the URL of that page (if available) will be stored here.

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Input: [Field] browser [Type] Text (<=255 chars) [Description]

Output: The web browser the voter used (if reported by the browser, and if recognised as a known browser).

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Input: [Field] os [Type] Text (<=50 chars) [Description]

Output: The operating system the voter used (if reported by the browser, and if recognised as a known operating system).

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Input: [Field] uid [Type] Integer [References] cpg15x_users.user_id [Description]

Output: The id of the user if logged in, 0 for anonymous visitors.

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Input: [HTML] Defines a specific vocabulary used to create visually rendered documents. [XML]

Output: Can be used to define an arbitrary vocabulary for any problem domain.


Input: [HTML] Some tags, such as IMG and INPUT, need not be closed. [XML]

Output: All tags must be closed.


Input: [HTML] Some attributes don't require an explicit value (e.g., SCRIPT/@DEFER). [XML]

Output: All attributes must be associated with a value.


Input: [HTML] Attribute values need only be quoted when containing embedded spaces. [XML]

Output: All attribute values must be surrounded by quotes.


Input: [HTML] Most entities are implicitly defined by the parser. [XML]

Output: Entities beyond &, <, and > must be explicitly declared via ENTITY declarations in the DTD.


Input: [HTML] Parser is extremely forgiving and forgotten tags are implicitly inserted into the document. [XML]

Output: Parser is generally unforgiving. Basic rules about tags and attributes are enforced rigorously and DTD, if supplied, is followed to the letter.


Input: [HTML] Unrecognized tags are ignored. [XML]

Output: When a DTD is supplied, unrecognized tags are rejected and the parse fails.


Input: [HTML] Should contain only a single root element (HTML), but the parser may be forgiving if the HTML element is omitted. [XML]

Output: May contain only a single root element.


Input: [Home] Back|Forward [Jump to your help's home page]

Output: Last visited page

What's on the toolbar...


Input: [Home] Next [Jump to your help's home page]

Output: Next topic in the content tree

What's on the toolbar...


Input: [Home] Hide/Show [Jump to your help's home page]

Output: Whether or not to show the navigation pane

What's on the toolbar...


Input: [Home] Print [Jump to your help's home page]

Output: Print the current open topic page

What's on the toolbar...


Input: [Home] Zoom [Jump to your help's home page]

Output: Use larger font

What's on the toolbar...


Input: [Home] Jump 1 [Jump to your help's home page]

Output: Can be used for frequently used questions page

What's on the toolbar...


Input: [Home] Jump 2 [Jump to your help's home page]

Output: Can be used for link to support contact page

What's on the toolbar...


Input: [Option] title [Default] null [Description]

Output: Title to display in auto-generated title bar.


Input: [Option] closeable [Default] true [Description]

Output: Whether a close-dialog actuator should be added to the auto-generated title bar. No effect if title is unspecified.


Input: [Option] closeText [Default] "[close]" [Description]

Output: Text to use for close link in title bar, if enabled.


Input: [Option] draggable [Default] true [Description]

Output: Whether this dialog should be draggable via the titlebar. No effect if title is unspecified.


Input: [Option] clone [Default] false [Description]

Output: Should the dialog's content element and event handlers be cloned before being placed in the inner region?


Input: [Option] actuator [Default] null [Description]

Output: DOM element (not jQuery object) which triggered this dialog. A link between the two will be set up allowing a reference to the dialog to be later retrieved from the element by doing Boxy.linkedTo(element). The link will be automatically severed when the dialog is unloaded.


Input: [Option] center [Default] true [Description]

Output: Should the dialog be centred on screen?


Input: [Option] fixed [Default] true [Description]

Output: Should we use fixed, rather than absolute, positioning? Dialogs with fixed positions will on-screen irrespective of scrolling. IE6 does not support fixed positioning and will always drop back to absolute.


Input: [Option] show [Default] true [Description]

Output: Should the dialog be shown immediately? If false, you'll need to call dialog.show() manually.


Input: [Option] modal [Default] false [Description]

Output: Should the dialog be modal? Modal dialogs "black out" the screen, preventing other elements from receiving events.


Input: [Option] x [Default] 50 [Description]

Output: x (left) coordinate of dialog. Passing this option overrides center. Pass null to center on this coordinate only.


Input: [Option] y [Default] 50 [Description]

Output: y (top) coordinate of dialog. Passing this option overrides center. Pass null to center on this coordinate only.


Input: [Option] unloadOnHide [Default] false [Description]

Output: If true, this dialog will be unloaded (e.g. removed from the DOM) after it is hidden.


Input: [Option] clickToFront [Default] false [Description]

Output: If true, clicking anywhere on this dialog (as opposed to the just the title bar) will cause it to come to the top.


Input: [Option] behaviours [Default] function(r) {} [Description]

Output: Function used to apply custom behaviours to dialog content. Invoked after each call to setContent(), and executes in the context of the Boxy object. Will receive a jQuery object wrapping the content region as a parameter.


Input: [Option] afterDrop [Default] function() {} [Description]

Output: Callback invoked after this dialog has been dropped; executes in the context of the Boxy object.


Input: [Option] afterShow [Default] function() {} [Description]

Output: Callback invoked after this dialog becomes visible; executes in the context of the Boxy object. Can be used to focus on form inputs.


Input: [Option] afterHide [Default] function() {} [Description]

Output: Callback invoked after this dialog is hidden; executes in the context of the Boxy object.


Input: [Option] beforeUnload [Default] function() {} [Description]

Output: Callback invoked before this dialog is unloaded; executes in the context of the Boxy object.


Input: [Description] Background refers to the background for entire chart. [STYLES supported] Animation Shadow Glow Bevel Blur [Animation Parameters] _alpha _x _y _xScale _yScale [Object Name]

Output: BACKGROUND


Input: [Description] All the dials on the gauge. [STYLES supported] Animation Shadow Glow Bevel Blur [Animation Parameters] _alpha _x _y _xScale _yScale _rotation [Object Name]

Output: DIAL


Input: [Description] The color range (qualitative range) for the chart. [STYLES supported] Animation Shadow Glow Bevel Blur [Animation Parameters] _alpha _x _y _xScale _yScale _rotation [Object Name]

Output: GAUGE


Input: [Description] The base circle from which dial emanates. [STYLES supported] Animation Shadow Glow Bevel Blur [Animation Parameters] _alpha _x _y _xScale _yScale [Object Name]

Output: PIVOT


Input: [Description] Value textfield for the dial (if visible). [STYLES supported] Animation Font Shadow Glow Bevel Blur [Animation Parameters] _alpha _x _y [Object Name]

Output: VALUE


Input: [Description] Tick marks on the gauge scale. [STYLES supported] Animation Shadow Glow Bevel Blur [Animation Parameters] _alpha _x _y [Object Name]

Output: TICKMARKS


Input: [Description] Value for tick marks. [STYLES supported] Animation Font Shadow Glow Bevel Blur [Animation Parameters] _alpha _x _y [Object Name]

Output: TICKVALUES


Input: [Description] Textfield representing chart lower and upper limit. [STYLES supported] Animation Font Shadow Glow Bevel Blur [Animation Parameters] _alpha _x _y [Object Name]

Output: LIMITVALUES


Input: [Description] All defined trend points for the chart. [STYLES supported] Animation Shadow Glow Bevel Blur [Animation Parameters] _alpha [Object Name]

Output: TRENDPOINTS


Input: [Description] Value of defined trend lines. [STYLES supported] Animation Font Shadow Glow Bevel Blur [Animation Parameters] _alpha _x _y [Object Name]

Output: TRENDVALUES


Input: [Description] Trend-markers, if any. [STYLES supported] Animation Shadow Glow Bevel Blur [Animation Parameters] _alpha _x _y _xScale _yScale [Object Name]

Output: TRENDMARKERS


Input: [Description] Tool tip for the chart. [STYLES supported] Font [Object Name]

Output: TOOLTIP


Input: [Shortcut] F12 [Description]

Output: Goto Definition


Input: [Shortcut] Shift+F12 [Description]

Output: Goto Definition


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Q [Description]

Output: Place the cursor in the Quick-Launch box for then executing some menu command


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+, [Description]

Output: Open the "Navigate to" dialog...probably the most powerful command for mouse-less navigation


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+- [Description]

Output: Navigate backwards in the cursor position history


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+- [Description]

Output: Navigate forwards in the cursor position history


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+M,Ctrl+O [Description]

Output: Collapse to definitions


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_INDEX [Description]

Output: The page is a B-tree node

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_UNDO_LOG [Description]

Output: The page stores undo logs

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_INODE [Description]

Output: contains an array of fseg_inode_t objects.

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_IBUF_FREE_LIST [Description]

Output: The page is in the free list of insert buffer or change buffer.

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_TYPE_ALLOCATED [Description]

Output: Freshly allocated page.

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_IBUF_BITMAP [Description]

Output: Insert buffer or change buffer bitmap

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_TYPE_SYS [Description]

Output: System page

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_TYPE_TRX_SYS [Description]

Output: Transaction system data

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_TYPE_FSP_HDR [Description]

Output: File space header

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_TYPE_XDES [Description]

Output: Extent Descriptor Page

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_TYPE_BLOB [Description]

Output: Uncompressed BLOB page

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_TYPE_ZBLOB [Description]

Output: First compressed BLOB page

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Page Type] FIL_PAGE_TYPE_ZBLOB2 [Description]

Output: Subsequent compressed BLOB page

分布式存储、海量数据处理研究


Input: [Mouse Mode] None [Middle Click] – [Right Click] – [Left Click]

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Recenter/Color [Middle Click] Adjust color stretch [Right Click] Adjust color stretch [Left Click]

Output: Recenter

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Zoom [Middle Click] Recenter [Right Click] Zoom out [Left Click]

Output: Zoom in

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Blink [Middle Click] Show blink image #2 [Right Click] Show blink image #3 [Left Click]

Output: Show blink image #1

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Statistics 2D/3D [Middle Click] Show 3D Statistics [Right Click] Show 3D Statistics [Left Click]

Output: Show 2D Statistics

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Vector [Middle Click] – [Right Click] – [Left Click]

Output: Plot vector cut across the image.

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Measure Distance [Middle Click] – [Right Click] – [Left Click]

Output: Measure distance between two points

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Photometry [Middle Click] Recenter [Right Click] Plot Angular Profile [Left Click]

Output: Aperture Photometry

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Spectrum Plot [Middle Click] – [Right Click] Spectral plot of selected pixel [Left Click]

Output: Spectral plot using aperture photometry around selected pixel

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Draw Region [Middle Click] – [Right Click] – [Left Click]

Output: Draw Region

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Row/Column Plot [Middle Click] – [Right Click] Draw plot of current column in image [Left Click]

Output: Draw plot of current row in image

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Gauss Row/Column Plot [Middle Click] – [Right Click] Fit Gaussian to local region of current column in image [Left Click]

Output: Fit Gaussian to local region of current row in image

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Histogram/Contour Plot [Right Click] Draw contour plot of region around cursor [Left Click]

Output: Plot histogram of region around cursor

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Surface Plot [Left Click]

Output: Draw surface plot of region around cursor

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Mouse Mode] Move Wavecal Grid [Left Click]

Output: Reposition the wavecal grid with some integer pixel offset

Additional Features — GPI Data Pipeline 1.3.0 documentation


Input: [Description] artist area [Field]

Output: area

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] artist begin area [Field]

Output: beginarea

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] artist end area [Field]

Output: endarea

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] MBID of the artist [Field]

Output: arid

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] name of the artist [Field]

Output: artist

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] name of the artist with any accent characters retained [Field]

Output: artistaccent

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] the aliases/misspellings for the artist [Field]

Output: alias

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] artist birth date/band founding date [Field]

Output: begin

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] artist comment to differentiate similar artists [Field]

Output: comment

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] the two letter country code for the artist country or 'unknown' [Field]

Output: country

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] artist death date/band dissolution date [Field]

Output: end

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] true if know ended even if do not know end date [Field]

Output: ended

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] gender of the artist (“male”, “female”, “other”) [Field]

Output: gender

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] IPI code for the artist [Field]

Output: ipi

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] artist sortname [Field]

Output: sortname

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] a tag applied to the artist [Field]

Output: tag

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Description] artist type (“person”, “group”, "other" or “unknown”) [Field]

Output: type

Development / XML Web Service / Version 2 / Search - MusicBrainz


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.defaultPattern [Default value] /b/ss/|2o7|moniforce\.gif|dcs\.gif|__utm\.gif [Description]

Output: This is the default regular expression to check URLs against.


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.userPattern [Default value] [not set] [Description]

Output: If defined, requests will also be checked against this expression. It should be used to add additional patterns.


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.enableFileLogging [Default value] false [Description]

Output: If true, requests will also be logged to a file (see logFileName). Can also be set in the UI via the Options menu


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.logFileName [Default value] [not set] [Description]

Output: If enableFileLogging is true, requests will be logged to this file. Can also be set in the UI via the Tools -> Choose log file menu entry


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.usefulKeys [Default value] pageName,ch,h1,purchaseID,events,products,pev2 [Description]

Output: Comma-separated list of key names that are grouped under the 'Useful' section (see screenshot)


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.highlightKeys [Default value] events,products [Description]

Output: Comma-separated list of key names that are highlighted with a background color (see color_hilite). This list can contain keys from any section.


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.watchKeys [Default value] [not set] [Description]

Output: Comma-separated list of key names that are active in the 'Watches' side panel. This list can contain keys from any section.


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.alwaysExpand [Default value] false [Description]

Output: If true, show entries on the Omnibug tab as expanded; otherwise shown as collapsed


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.showQuotes [Default value] true [Description]

Output: If true, surround values with quote marks; otherwise don't surround.


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.color_load [Default value] #dbedffExample [Description]

Output: Background color for load events


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.color_click [Default value] #f1ffdbExample [Description]

Output: Background color for click events


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.color_prev [Default value] #ffd5deExample [Description]

Output: Background color for events generated on the previous page


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.color_quotes [Default value] #f00Example [Description]

Output: Color for quotes surrounding values (see showQuotes)


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.color_hilite [Default value] #ff0Example [Description]

Output: Background color for highlight (see highlightKeys)


Input: [Pref name] extensions.omnibug.color_hover [Default value] #cccExample [Description]

Output: Background color for row hover


Input: [Member Name] DirMask [Description]

Output: Bitmask used for extracting the UsbEndpoint direction from its address field.


Input: [Member Name] In [Description]

Output: Used to signify direction of data for a UsbEndpoint is IN (device to host)


Input: [Member Name] NumberMask [Description]

Output: Bitmask used for extracting the UsbEndpoint number its address field.


Input: [Member Name] Out [Description]

Output: Used to signify direction of data for a UsbEndpoint is OUT (host to device)


Input: [Member Name] XferBulk [Description]

Output: Bulk endpoint type


Input: [Member Name] XferControl [Description]

Output: Control endpoint type (endpoint zero)


Input: [Member Name] XferInterrupt [Description]

Output: Interrupt endpoint type


Input: [Member Name] XferIsochronous [Description]

Output: Isochronous endpoint type (currently not supported)


Input: [Member Name] XferTypeMask [Description]

Output: Bitmask used for extracting the UsbEndpoint type from its address field.


Input: [Concept name] _EXIT [Description]

Output: an EXIT key

SheerPower® 4GL A Guide to the SheerPower Language

Table 11-1 Supported Keystroke Concepts


Input: [Concept name] _BACK [Description]

Output: a BACK key

SheerPower® 4GL A Guide to the SheerPower Language

Table 11-1 Supported Keystroke Concepts


Input: [Concept name] _HELP [Description]

Output: a HELP key

SheerPower® 4GL A Guide to the SheerPower Language

Table 11-1 Supported Keystroke Concepts


Input: [Concept name] _IGNORE [Description]

Output: ignore this keystroke

SheerPower® 4GL A Guide to the SheerPower Language

Table 11-1 Supported Keystroke Concepts


Input: [Concept name] _INVALID [Description]

Output: beep when pressed

SheerPower® 4GL A Guide to the SheerPower Language

Table 11-1 Supported Keystroke Concepts


Input: [Concept name] _TERMINATOR [Description]

Output: keystroke is a line terminator

SheerPower® 4GL A Guide to the SheerPower Language

Table 11-1 Supported Keystroke Concepts


Input: [Penalty type] Moderator action (block result) [Description] User submits a benchmark submission to the wrong hardware or benchmark category [Offense]

Output: Submit in wrong category


Input: [Penalty type] Moderator action (block result) [Description] User does not provide sufficient verification along with the submitted result [Offense]

Output: Insufficient verification


Input: [Penalty type] Moderator action (edit result) [Description] User does not provide correct information in the benchmark submission details [Offense]

Output: Incorrect information in submission detail


Input: [Penalty type] Warning [Description] User repeatedly makes the same submission error [Offense]

Output: Repeatedly make same submission error


Input: [Penalty type] Warning [Description] User attaches an inappropriate screenshot or photograph to a benchmark submission [Offense]

Output: Inappropriate attachment


Input: [Penalty type] User Block [Description] User does not follow the hardware sharing rules [Offense]

Output: Hardware/score sharing


Input: [Penalty type] User Block [Description] User applies illegal tweak or cheat to boost the benchmark score [Offense]

Output: Use illegal tweak/cheat


Input: [Penalty type] User ban [Description] User submits benchmark results that he does not own [Offense]

Output: Score theft


Input: [Penalty type] User ban [Description] User edits or adds ad hoc the mandatory information in a benchmark verification screenshot (update: Jan 17, 2013) User edits the benchmark verification screenshot [Offense]

Output: Score edit


Input: [Penalty type] User ban [Description] User applies benchmark hack in order to boost performance [Offense]

Output: Benchmark hack


Input: [Penalty type] User ban [Description] User submitting benchmark results you did not obtain yourself, either in private or in group session. Regardless of monetary contribution was present [Offense]

Output: Submit somene else’s result


Input: [Parameter] background [Values] color [Description]

Output: X11 color name

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] borderwidth [Values] integer [Description]

Output: image border width

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] compose [Values] {Over, In, Out, Atop, Xor, Plus, Minus, Add, Subtract, Difference, Bumpmap, Replace, MatteReplace, Mask, Blend, Displace} [Description]

Output: composite operator

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] filename [Values] string [Description]

Output: name of montage image

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] font [Values] string [Description]

Output: X11 font name

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] frame [Values] geometry [Description]

Output: surround the image with an ornamental border

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] geometry [Values] geometry [Description]

Output: preferred tile and border size of each tile of the composite image

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] gravity [Values] {NorthWest, North, NorthEast, West, Center, East, SouthWest, South, SouthEast} [Description]

Output: direction image gravitates to within a tile

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] label [Values] string [Description]

Output: assign a label to an image

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] mode [Values] {Frame, Unframe, Concatenate} [Description]

Output: thumbnail framing options

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] pen [Values] string [Description]

Output: color for annotation text

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] pointsize [Values] integer [Description]

Output: pointsize of the Postscript or TrueType font

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] shadow [Values] {True, False} [Description]

Output: add a shadow beneath a tile to simulate depth

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] texture [Values] string [Description]

Output: name of texture to tile onto the image background

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] tile [Values] geometry [Description]

Output: number of tiles per row and column

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] title [Values] string [Description]

Output: assign a title to the image montage

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Parameter] transparent [Values] string [Description]

Output: make this color transparent within the image

ImageMagick - Image Processing and Display Package

Montage Parameters


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_ADDR_TYP_T [Note] Matches demo data set. Any deletions/changes beyond clarifying descriptions would mean programming changes. Additional types can be added without programming changes. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Address Type

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_CNTCT_TYP_T [Note] Matches demo data set. Should be reviewed. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Contact Type

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_CONTR_MGR_T [Note] Data provided should contain row with code of 99 which is needed for Automatic Purchase Orders. All other Contract Manager rows should be added by institution. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Contract Manager

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_OWNR_CTGRY_T [Note] Matches demo data set. Should be reviewed. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Ownership Category

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_OWNR_TYP_T [Note] Matches demo data set. Any deletions/changes beyond clarifying descriptions would mean programming changes. Additional types can be added without programming changes. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Ownership Type

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_PMT_TERM_TYP_T [Dependencies] Parameters (VendorParameterConstants.PAYMENT_TERMS_DUE_TYPE_DESC) [Note] Matches demo data set. Should be reviewed. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Payment Term Type

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_PHN_TYP_T [Note] Matches demo data set. Any deletions/changes beyond clarifying descriptions would mean programming changes. Additional types can be added without programming changes. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Phone Type

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_PO_CST_SRC_T [Note] Matches demo data set. Should be reviewed. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Purchase Order Cost Source

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_SHP_PMT_TERM_T [Note] Matches demo data set. Should be reviewed. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Shipping Payment Terms

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_SHP_SPCL_COND_T [Note] Matches demo data set. Should be reviewed. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Shipping Special Condition

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_SHP_TTL_T [Note] Matches demo data set. Should be reviewed. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Shipping Title

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_SUPP_DVRST_T [Note] Matches demo data set. Should be reviewed. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Supplier Diversity

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_VNDR_INACTV_REAS_T [Note] Matches demo data set. Should be reviewed. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Vendor Inactive Reason

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_VNDR_TYP_T [Dependencies] Address Type [Note] Matches demo data set. Any deletions/changes beyond clarifying descriptions would mean programming changes. Additional types can be added without programming changes. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Vendor Type

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Table(s)] PUR_VNDR_HDR_T, PUR_VNDR_DTL_T [Dependencies] all above tables in this section [Note] No data. Should be populated. [KFS Maintenance Document]

Output: Vendor

Bootstrap 3 - KFS Documentation - Kuali Wiki


Input: [Disadvantages] Tempo can be too rigid and metronomic, with no variation, with exactly the same timing for each bar. Practice with gradual tempo changes, and with the lilt bars feature [Advantages]

Output: Play a steady tempo

Metronome Advantages and Disadvantages - Bounce Metronome


Input: [Disadvantages] Beats can be too metronomic For beats within the measure, practice with swing, lilt, or tap out rhythm. Try to play these rhythms with your notes merging with the ticks just as you do with the steady beat. For variations in the timing of the measure itself, try playing with the Lilt measures feature - subtly varies the timing of alternate measures or a series of measures in a cycle - also with gradually changing tempo. Try playing in a rhythmically expressive way along with the metronome, and notice how you drift around sometimes before and sometimes after the click [Advantages]

Output: Keep in time

Metronome Advantages and Disadvantages - Bounce Metronome


Input: [Disadvantages] Get so that you can only play at a steady tempo when you use a metronome Use the Go Silent Briefly feature to switch the metronome on then off again for a couple of bars at a time. Are you still in time when the metronome tick comes back on? [Advantages]

Output: Improve your inner sense of rhythm

Metronome Advantages and Disadvantages - Bounce Metronome


Input: [Disadvantages] May become harder to play ahead or behind the beat when you want to. Once you have learnt to play to merge your note with the metronome click , try again and this time play always ahead of the metronome beat. Try again, this time always behind it. As an exercise, see how close you can get to the beat and still stay always ahead - or always behind - respectively. Test how well you can do this with the Rhythm Tap Timing window (Ctrl 237) - this shows the position of your taps visually. [Advantages]

Output: Stay on the beat

Metronome Advantages and Disadvantages - Bounce Metronome


Input: [Disadvantages] Become a slave to tempo markings so that you don't play at the speed that feels natural to you. You may even find you can only play music at a few set tempi. Try the same piece at many different tempi, even if just slightly different - rather than always 60 bpm (say) do it sometimes at 62 sometimes 59, sometimes 60.5 etc. Use the tap with BACKSPACE key to set tempo feature to set the tempo that feels natural to you without looking at the dial first. Try the gradually changing tempo feature set to vary faster and slower, gradually maybe over mimutes, around the normal tempo for the tune. [Advantages]

Output: Increase Sensitivity to Tempo

Metronome Advantages and Disadvantages - Bounce Metronome


Input: [Disadvantages] Lose rhythmic independence, ability to bend the rhythm and lead with the rhythm.. Practice sometimes with the sound switched off as a silent metronome. Let yourself bend the rhythm from bar to bar. Use the metronome with restraint, continue to do plenty of practice without the metronome. Practice with the metronome set to tick on every other beat, e.g. 2nd and 4th. Only the 2nd beat of each bar. Only every other bar, and so on. Practice polyrhythms - play in one rhythm with the metronome set to play another rhythm. You can do this with any music not just polyrhythmic music, as an exercise. So for instance with a piece in 4/4 set the metronome to a 4:3 or 4:5 polyrhythm, then play your piece in time with the 4/4 rhythm on the metronome. Now mute one of the rhythms on the metronome so it only plays 3/4 (or 5/4) and see if you can continue to play a steady 4/4 to the same bar. Practise playing both parts of a polyrhythm simultaneously, if this is something you are able to do (e.g. drummer or keyboard player). Polyrhythms are great for helping to develop rhythmic independence. [Advantages]

Output: Improve Coordination with other Players.

Metronome Advantages and Disadvantages - Bounce Metronome


Input: [Disadvantages] You may miss notes and play badly when you play the difficult passage at speed along with a metronome - and repeating just reinforces that bad way of playing Take care when practicing difficult passages with a metronome that you don't reinforce your mistakes. Spend some time focussing on the difficult passage and get it right at speed before you play through the whole piece. It can help to play it many times faster than needed, then once slower. Or to play it slowly and gradually speed it up. You can use either or both approaches. See below. Once you can play it fluently at speed every time, continue to play it slowly as well on occasion or the fast version of the piece may deteriorate and become sloppy. [Advantages]

Output: Most musicians have a tendency to slow down at difficult passages. The metronome helps you to make sure you play them at tempo

Metronome Advantages and Disadvantages - Bounce Metronome


Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Alarm Type - Hold Up

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the alarm type is a hold-up alarm. A manual or semiautomatic control which can transmit an alarm in the event of a hold-up. As used here, complete this section in regards to the location and protection systems for this risk. Information on the classification of safes, vaults and alarm systems can be found in the Crime Section of the ISO Commercial Lines Manual.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Alarm Type - Premises

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the alarm type is a premises alarm. A sensing device installed on premises which transmits an alarm in the event of unauthorized entry. The Premises Extent must be completed for Premises Alarms.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Alarm Type - Safe / Vault

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the alarm type is a safe/vault alarm. A system that protects the safe or vault and is connected to an outside central station, gong or siren. The Extent of Protection for safe/vault must be completed.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Alarm Type - Other

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the alarm type is other than those listed.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Alarm Type - Other Description

Output: Enter text: The description of the type of alarm.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Alarm Description - Local Gong

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the burglar alarm sounds or appears outside the premises.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Alarm Description - Central Station with Keys

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the alarm company, located off the insured's premises, has keys to the applicant's property.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Alarm Description - Central Station without Keys

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the burglar alarm rings at an alarm company.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Alarm Description - Police Connect

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates if alarms (hold-up and burglar) are transmitted to police headquarters rather than to a private control station

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Grade

Output: Enter code: The alarm grade as described in the Insurance Services Office crime rating manual (e.g., AA, A, B, C) which indicates the time required to respond to a signal from the alarm system.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Extent of Protection for Safe/Vault Partial

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the extent of protection for the safe/vault is partial and covers around the door only.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Extent of Protection for Safe/Vault Complete

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the extent of protection for the safe/vault is complete and covers the sides, top walls, floor and ceiling.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Extent of Protection for Premises -1

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the extent of protection for the premises is premises 1 as defined in the ISO Classification and Rating Manual.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Extent of Protection for Premises -2

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the extent of protection for the premises is premises 2 as defined in the ISO Classification and Rating Manual.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Extent of Protection for Premises -3

Output: Check the box (if applicable): Indicates the extent of protection for the premises is premises 3 as defined in the ISO Classification and Rating Manual.

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Input: [Section Name] CRIME [Field Name] Certificate #

Output: Enter identifier: The Underwriters Laboratories or other testing organization Certificate Number, if applicable. Attach a copy of the certificate to the application.

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Input: [Wine/Windows registry] ActiveBorder [CSS2] ActiveBorder [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Active Border


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] ActiveTitle [CSS2] ActiveCaption [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Active Title Bar


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] AppWorkSpace [CSS2] AppWorkspace [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Application Workspace


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] Background [CSS2] Background [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Desktop


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] ButtonAlternateFace [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Controls Alternate Background


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] ButtonDkShadow [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Controls Dark Shadow


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] ButtonFace [CSS2] ButtonFace [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Controls Background


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] ButtonHilight [CSS2] ButtonHighlight [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Controls Highlight


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] ButtonLight [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Controls Light


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] ButtonShadow [CSS2] ButtonShadow [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Controls Shadow


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] ButtonText [CSS2] ButtonText [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Controls Text


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] GradientActiveTitle [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Active Title Bar Gradient


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] GradientInactiveTitle [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Inactive Title Bar Gradient


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] GrayText [CSS2] GrayText [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Gray Text


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] Hilight [CSS2] Highlight [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Selection Background


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] HilightText [CSS2] HighlightText [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Selection Text


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] HotTrackingColor [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Hot Tracked Item


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] InactiveBorder [CSS2] InactiveBorder [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Inactive Border


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] InactiveTitle [CSS2] InactiveCaption [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Inactive Title Bar


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] InactiveTitleText [CSS2] InactiveCaptionText [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Inactive Title Text


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] InfoText [CSS2] InfoText [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: ToolTip Text


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] InfoWindow [CSS2] InfoBackground [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: ToolTip Background


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] Menu [CSS2] Menu [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Menu Background


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] MenuBar [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Menu Bar


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] MenuHilight [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Menu Highlight


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] MenuText [CSS2] MenuText [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Menu Text


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] Scrollbar [CSS2] Scrollbar [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Scrollbar


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] TitleText [CSS2] CaptionText [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Active Title Text


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] Window [CSS2] Window [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Window Background


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] WindowFrame [CSS2] WindowFrame [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Window Frame


Input: [Wine/Windows registry] WindowText [CSS2] WindowText [Wine Configuration Item]

Output: Window Text


Input: [Functional Area] Activation [Defect ID] ST95761 [Resolved Issue]

Output: Incorrect processing of function-based indexes causing out-of-sync


Input: [Functional Area] Activation [Defect ID] ST95848 [Resolved Issue]

Output: Activation fails if the Oracle version is 11gR2 and compatibility is set to less than 11gR2


Input: [Functional Area] Activation [Defect ID] ST96923 [Resolved Issue]

Output: If a table has a unique index with a function on one or more columns, a cursor may not be closed


Input: [Functional Area] Capture [Defect ID] ST94855 [Resolved Issue]

Output: DROP TABLE DDL loops back to the source in master-to-master configuration and post fails issuing the DDL


Input: [Functional Area] Capture [Defect ID] ST95339 [Resolved Issue]

Output: Resource not released in sequence replication which can lead to slow capture performance


Input: [Functional Area] Capture [Defect ID] ST86927 [Resolved Issue]

Output: ALTER TABLE ... SHRINK SPACE DDL replicated incorrectly when issued from an Oracle 10g database


Input: [Functional Area] Capture [Defect ID] ST95862 [Resolved Issue]

Output: The default value of SP_OCT_OLOG_QUEUE_SIZE was changed from 1000 to 5000


Input: [Functional Area] Capture [Defect ID] ST95991 [Resolved Issue]

Output: Capture was incorrectly identifying an object as being compressed, leading it to drop valid objects from replication


Input: [Functional Area] Capture [Defect ID] ST95344 [Resolved Issue]

Output: Added parameter SP_OCT_USE_DST to allow disabling the correction for daylight savings time in redolog ensure logic


Input: [Functional Area] Capture [Defect ID] ST95S959 [Resolved Issue]

Output: Starting in version 7.5.2.24, there was an issue that prevented capture from working on Windows