Input: [Iwidget] calendar [Description]

Output: The calendar iwidget allows the user to choose a date from the display.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] canvasprintbox [Description]

Output: The Canvasprintbox iwidget allows the user to print from a canvas to a printer or file. The output is in postscript format.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] canvasprintdialog [Description]

Output: The canvasprintdialog command creates a print dialog for printing the contents of a canvas widget to a printer or a file.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] checkbox [Description]

Output: The Checkbox iwidget allows the user to organize related checkbuttons into a group.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] combobox [Description]

Output: The combobox class is an enhanced entry field widget with an optional associated label and a scrollable list.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] dateentry [Description]

Output: The Dateentry iwidget allows the user to enter dates either by selecting a date from a pop-up calendar or by using the keyboard to type in the date.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] datefield [Description]

Output: The datefield iwidget is a specialty entry widget that allows the user to enter dates more readily.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] dialog [Description]

Output: The Dialog class is a specialized version of the Dialogshell with four predefined buttons, "OK", "Cancel", "Apply", and "Help".

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] dialogshell [Description]

Output: The Dialogshell class provides base class support for top level iwidget modal dialogs.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] disjointlistbox [Description]

Output: The disjointlistbox iwidget provides the user with 2 scrolledlistboxes, that allows the user to pass items from one listbox to the other.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] entryfield [Description]

Output: The entryfield iwidget associates a label with an entry widget, providing text entry, length, validation, and editing enhancements.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] extbutton [Description]

Output: The extbutton iwidget extends the behavior of the Tk button by allowing a bitmap or image to coexist with text.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] extfileselectionbox [Description]

Output: The extfileselectionbox iwidget makes file selection easier by giving the user an easier navigation mechanism.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] extfileselectiondialog [Description]

Output: The extfileselectiondialog iwidget makes file selection easier by giving the user an easier navigation mechanism.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] feedback [Description]

Output: The feedback iwidget is used to display the status of a task, so the user has some feedback on the status of the task. The user gets a graphical progress indicator (progress bar) as well as a numerical one (percentage).

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] fileselectionbox [Description]

Output: The fileselectionbox iwidget presents a file selector similar to that found in the Motif widget set.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] fileselectiondialog [Description]

Output: The fileselectiondialog iwidget makes file selection easier by giving the user an easier navigation mechanism. The user can navigate through directories by double clicking on a directory in the left hand listbox.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] finddialog [Description]

Output: The finddialog iwidget is used in conjunction with a text widget so that the text widget can be easily searched for text strings or regular expression patterns.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] hierarchy [Description]

Output: The hierarchy iwidget is used as a hierarchical data viewer for tasks that involve tree type relationships, such as directory structures.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] hyperhelp [Description]

Output: The hyperhelp iwidget is used to display HTML formatted pages.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] labeledframe [Description]

Output: The labeledframe iwidget is used as a base class iwidget for constructing other iwidgets.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] labeledwidget [Description]

Output: The labeledwidget iwidget is the most primitive mega-widget in the set, providing label support in the other classes.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] mainwindow [Description]

Output: The mainwindow iwidget can be used as an interface to an application (i.e. text or drawing editor). It includes some of the most popular widgets that are found on most application interfaces.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] menubar [Description]

Output: The menubar iwidget provides an easy way to build a menu.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] messagebox [Description]

Output: The messagebox iwidget is used to display messages in a scrolled text window.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] messagedialog [Description]

Output: The messagedialog iwidget provides a bitmap and message text within a dialog context. Options control the position of the bitmap and message. All the standard dialog control options are also available.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] notebook [Description]

Output: The notebook iwidget is used to display various pages(windows) without using extra screen real estate. Several pages can be defined, but only one page will be visible at a time. The pages can be selected by using the prev, next, and select public methods. Alternately, the pages can be scrolled through using the -scrollcommand option and the view public method.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] optionmenu [Description]

Output: The optionmenu iwidget allows selection of one item from a set of items.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] panedwindow [Description]

Output: The panedwindow iwidget is composed of panes, separators, and sashes for adjustment of the separators.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] promptdialog [Description]

Output: Based on the Dialog class, the Promptdialog provides a Motif style prompt dialog.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] pushbutton [Description]

Output: The pushbutton iwidget offers the standard Tk button widget with the ability to display as a default button with a recessed ring.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] radiobox [Description]

Output: The radiobox iwidget provides radiobutton management support.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] regexpfield [Description]

Output: The regexpfield iwidget extends the entryfield by validate the entry against a regular expression pattern.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] scrolledcanvas [Description]

Output: The scrolledcanvas iwidget applies scrollbars and display options to a standard Tk canvas widget.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] scrolledframe [Description]

Output: The scrolledframe iwidget combines the functionality of scrolling with that of a typical frame widget to implement a clipable viewing area whose visible region may be modified with the scrollbars.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] scrolledhtml [Description]

Output: The scrolledhtml iwidget allows HTML formatted documents to be viewed on a Scrolledtext iwidget.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] scrolledlistbox [Description]

Output: The scrolledlistbox iwidget extends the standard Tk listbox widget with predefined vertical and horizontal scrollbars and an associated label.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] scrolledtext [Description]

Output: The scrolledtext iwidget provides all the functionality of the standard Tk text widget along with scrollbar and label control.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] selectionbox [Description]

Output: The selectionbox iwidget combines a scrolled list of items, an editable entry field for the selected item, and labels for the list and entry field, allowing the user to select or enter one item from a list of alternatives. The Selectionbox also provides a child site and an option to control its position.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] selectiondialog [Description]

Output: The selectiondialog iwidget provides a dialog based Selectionbox.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] shell [Description]

Output: The shell iwidget is a base class widget. It contains a hull and a childsite, so that other widgets can be place inside.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] spindate [Description]

Output: The spindate iwidget creates a set of spinners for use in date entry.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] spinint [Description]

Output: The spinint iwidget offers spinning behavior specifically for integers.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] spinner [Description]

Output: Spinners constitute a set of widgets which provide EntryField functionality combined with increment and decrement arrow buttons

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] spintime [Description]

Output: The spintime iwidget is simiar to the spindate class supporting time entry rather than date. The three spinners are hour, minute, and second.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] tabnotebook [Description]

Output: The tabnotebook iwidget displays a set of tabbed pages.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] tabset [Description]

Output: The tabset iwidget contains a set of tab buttons.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] timeentry [Description]

Output: The timeentry iwidget consists of a specialized entry widget and a popup watch, that is invoked by an icon next to the entry widget.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] timefield [Description]

Output: The timefield iwidget consists of a specialized entry widget that allows the user to more easily enter a time.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] toolbar [Description]

Output: The toolbar iwidget displays a collection of widgets arranged either in a row or a column, depending on the value of the orient option.

Mega Widget Set


Input: [Iwidget] watch [Description]

Output: The watch iwidget is a analog clock on a canvas, with 2 radiobuttons to represent AM and PM.

Mega Widget Set


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

Output: The id of the access grant


Input: [Name] video_id [Type] String [Description]

Output: The id of the video to which this access grant is granting access


Input: [Name] access_starts_at [Type] String [Description]

Output: The date on which access to this video should start


Input: [Name] access_ends_at [Type] String [Description]

Output: The date on which access to this video should end


Input: [Name] allowed_plays [Type] Integer [Description]

Output: The number of times the viewer may login in to watch the video


Input: [Name] play_count [Type] Integer [Description]

Output: The number of times the viewer has played the video


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

Output: The id of the login which is being granted access


Input: [Name] download_permissions [Type] Array [Description]

Output: An array containing which versions of the video the viewer is allowed to download


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

Output: The date on which this access grant was created


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

Output: The date on which this access grant was last edited


Input: [Column Name] first [Column Description]

Output: First Name


Input: [Column Name] last [Column Description]

Output: Last Name


Input: [Column Name] title [Column Description]

Output: Contact Title


Input: [Column Name] company [Column Description]

Output: Company Name


Input: [Column Name] address1 [Column Description]

Output: Address Line 1


Input: [Column Name] address2 [Column Description]

Output: Address Line 2


Input: [Column Name] city [Column Description]

Output: City


Input: [Column Name] state [Column Description]

Output: State


Input: [Column Name] zip [Column Description]

Output: Zip Code


Input: [Column Name] full_name [Column Description]

Output: Contact Full Name


Input: [Column Name] city_state_zip [Column Description]

Output: City, State & Zip Code


Input: [Column Name] county_code [Column Description]

Output: County FIPS Code


Input: [Column Name] county_name [Column Description]

Output: County Name


Input: [Column Name] zip4 [Column Description]

Output: Zip+4


Input: [Column Name] carrier_route_id [Column Description]

Output: Carrier Route


Input: [Column Name] delivery_point [Column Description]

Output: Delivery Point


Input: [Column Name] cityname_abbr [Column Description]

Output: City Name (Abbreviated)


Input: [Column Name] address_primary_no [Column Description]

Output: Address Primary Number


Input: [Column Name] street_pre_direction [Column Description]

Output: Street Pre-Direction


Input: [Column Name] street_name [Column Description]

Output: Street Name


Input: [Column Name] street_suffix [Column Description]

Output: Street Suffix


Input: [Column Name] street_post_direction [Column Description]

Output: Street Post-Direction


Input: [Column Name] address_secondary_abbr [Column Description]

Output: Address Secondary Abbreviation


Input: [Column Name] address_secondary_no [Column Description]

Output: Address Secondary Number


Input: [Column Name] person_initial [Column Description]

Output: Initial


Input: [Column Name] person_name_prefix [Column Description]

Output: Name Prefix


Input: [Column Name] person_name_suffix [Column Description]

Output: Name Suffix


Input: [Column Name] dwelling_type_code [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Dwelling Type Code


Input: [Column Name] dwelling_type_desc [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Dwelling Type


Input: [Column Name] length_of_residence_code [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Length of Residence Code


Input: [Column Name] length_of_residence_desc [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Length of Residence


Input: [Column Name] estimated_income_code [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Estimated Income Code


Input: [Column Name] estimated_income_desc [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Estimated Income


Input: [Column Name] combined_homeowner_renter_code [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Homeowner or Renter Code


Input: [Column Name] combined_homeowner_renter_desc [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Homeowner or Renter?


Input: [Column Name] person_gender [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Gender


Input: [Column Name] person_marital_status_code [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Marital Status Code


Input: [Column Name] person_marital_status_desc [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Marital Status


Input: [Column Name] person_exact_age [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Age


Input: [Column Name] opportunity_seeker_code [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Opportunity Seeker Code


Input: [Column Name] opportunity_seeker_desc [Demographic Column?] Demographic [Column Description]

Output: Opportunity Seeker?


Input: [Option] sort [Default] null [Description] Default sort if no sort has been provided. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Option] direction [Default] null [Description] Default direction if no direction has been provided. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Option] method [Default] null [Description] Default method if no throttle has been provided. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Option] throttle [Default] null [Description] Default throttle if no throttle has been provided. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Option] threshold [Default] null [Description] Default threshold if no throttle has been provided. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Option] pdf_view [Default] cartalyst/data-grid::pdf [Description] Pdf view that renders the results for pdf download. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Option] pdf_filename [Default] data-grid [Description] Pdf filename for pdf download. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Option] json_options [Default] null [Description] Json options ex. JSON_PRETTY_PRINT for json download. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Option] json_filename [Default] data-grid [Description] Json filename for json download. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Option] csv_delimiter [Default] ',' [Description] Csv delimiter for csv download [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Option] csv_filename [Default] data-grid [Description] Csv filename for csv download. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Option] csv_parser [Default] null [Description] Csv parser, define your own parser for csv download. [Type]

Output: function


Input: [Option] max_results [Default] null [Description] Maximum results for downloads. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Description] When set to Yes, all categories across all MSM sites will be matched. This will ignore any Category Groups selected. [Setting]

Output: Search all sites

Settings for Low Seg2Cat


Input: [Description] Limit the search for matching categories by selected groups. When no groups are selected, all groups will be searched. [Setting]

Output: Category Groups

Settings for Low Seg2Cat


Input: [Description] Enter a regex pattern or leave blank. If you enter a pattern, the variables will only be registered if the current URI matches it. [Setting]

Output: URI Pattern

Settings for Low Seg2Cat


Input: [Description] If set to Yes, Low Seg2Cat will always set variables for all (9) segments, regardless of their presence. [Setting]

Output: Set all segments

Settings for Low Seg2Cat


Input: [Description] If set to Yes, Low Seg2Cat will ignore the presence of a pagination segment at the end of a URI. [Setting]

Output: Ignore pagination

Settings for Low Seg2Cat


Input: [Description] If set to Yes, Low Seg2Cat will parse {filedir_x} variables inside the Category Image field. [Setting]

Output: Parse file paths

Settings for Low Seg2Cat


Input: [Option] -A [Explanation]

Output: Media already positioned in the section containing the account where the source file was located.


Input: [Option] -C [Explanation]

Output: Restore all records from the current media position.


Input: [Option] -F [Explanation]

Output: Display file names as the media is searched for the source file.


Input: [Option] -I [Explanation]

Output: Display record ids as they are restored.


Input: [Option] -N [Explanation]

Output: Prompt for source file number.


Input: [Option] -O [Explanation]

Output: Overwrite records which already exist in the target file.


Input: [Option] -S [Explanation]

Output: Suppress records already exist messages.


Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoAnswerChoice [Description]

Output: Chosen Answer

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoAttempts [Description]

Output: Number of times the quiz has been attempted

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoLastSlidePointScored [Description]

Output: Score for last quiz slide

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoMaxAttemptsOnCurrentQuestion [Description]

Output: Maximum attempts on the current question

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoPassFail (new) [Default value] 1 [Description]

Output: Will return 1 for a passed quiz and 0 for a failed quiz.

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoPointsPerQuestionSlide [Description]

Output: Points for the question slide

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoPointsscored [Description]

Output: Points scored in the project

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoQuestionSlideTiming [Description]

Output: Time limit in seconds for current question

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoQuestionSlideType [Description]

Output: Question slide type(Multiple-Choice/True-False/..etc)

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoQuizPassPercent [Description]

Output: Passing percentage for the quiz

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoQuizPassPoints [Description]

Output: Passing points for the quiz

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoTotalCorrectAnswers [Description]

Output: Number of correct answers

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoTotalProjectPoints [Description]

Output: Total project points

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoTotalQuestionsPerProject [Description]

Output: Number of questions per project

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoTotalQuizPoints [Description]

Output: Final quiz score

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Input: [Variable name] cpQuizInfoTotalUnansweredQuestions [Description]

Output: Total number of unanswered questions

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Input: [Variable name] cpInfoPercentage [Description]

Output: Scoring in percentage

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Input: [Error Number] 0 [Function] all [Status Message]

Output: Command executed successfully

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Input: [Error Number] 1 [Function] login [Status Message]

Output: User does not have access to system

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Input: [Error Number] 2 [Function] many functions [Status Message]

Output: Insufficient privileges to execute this function

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Input: [Error Number] 3 [Function] login assignUserToGroup [Status Message]

Output: User not registered in the system

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Input: [Error Number] 4 [Function] login [Status Message]

Output: Wrong password

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Input: [Error Number] 5 [Function] login [Status Message]

Output: user is inactive

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Input: [Error Number] 6 [Function] createUser [Status Message]

Output: Invalid role

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Input: [Error Number] 7 [Function] createUser [Status Message]

Output: User ID: $userId already exists!

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Input: [Error Number] 8 [Function] assignUserToGroup [Status Message]

Output: User exists in the group

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Input: [Error Number] 9 [Function] assignUserToGroup [Status Message]

Output: Group not registered in the system

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Input: [Error Number] 10 [Function] newCase [Status Message]

Output: Array of variables is empty

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Input: [Error Number] 11 [Function] newCase [Status Message]

Output: Invalid process $processId

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Input: [Error Number] 12 [Function] newCase [Status Message]

Output: No starting task defined

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Input: [Error Number] 13 [Function] newCase [Status Message]

Output: Multiple starting tasks

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Input: [Error Number] 14 [Function] newCase [Status Message]

Output: Task invalid or the user is not assigned to the task

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Input: [Error Number] 15 [Function] derivateCase [Status Message]

Output: The task is defined for Manual assignment

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Input: [Error Number] 16 [Function] getCaseInfo [Status Message]

Output: Case $caseNumber doesn't exist

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Input: [Error Number] 17 [Function] routeCase executeTrigger [Status Message]

Output: This case is assigned to another user

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Input: [Error Number] 18 [Function] routeCase executeTrigger sendVariables [Status Message]

Output: This delegation is already closed or does not exist

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Input: [Error Number] 19 [Function] routeCase executeTrigger [Status Message]

Output: This case is in status $caseType

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Input: [Error Number] 20 [Function] routeCase [Status Message]

Output: Please specify the delegation index

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Input: [Error Number] 21 [Function] routeCase [Status Message]

Output: Can not route a case with Manual Assignment using webservices

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Input: [Error Number] 22 [Function] routeCase [Status Message]

Output: Task does not have a routing rule; check process definition

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Input: [Error Number] 23 [Function] sendVariables [Status Message]

Output: The variables parameter length is zero

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Input: [Error Number] 24 [Function] sendVariables [Status Message]

Output: The variables parameter is not a array

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Input: [Error Number] 25 [Function] createUser [Status Message]

Output: User ID is required

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Input: [Error Number] 26 [Function] createUser [Status Message]

Output: Password is required

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Input: [Error Number] 27 [Function] createUser [Status Message]

Output: Firstname is required

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Input: [Error Number] 28 [Function] sendMessage [Status Message]

Output: template file doesn't exist

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Input: [Error Number] 29 [Function] sendMessage [Status Message]

Output: problems sending the email

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Input: [Error Number] 30 [Function] reassignCase [Status Message]

Output: Target and Origin user are the same

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Input: [Error Number] 31 [Function] reassignCase [Status Message]

Output: Invalid origin user

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Input: [Error Number] 32 [Function] reassignCase [Status Message]

Output: This case is not open.

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Input: [Error Number] 33 [Function] reassignCase [Status Message]

Output: Invalid Case Delegation index for this user

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Input: [Error Number] 34 [Function] reassignCase [Status Message]

Output: The target user does not have rights to execute the task

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Input: [Error Number] 35 [Function] reassignCase [Status Message]

Output: The target user destination is invalid

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Input: [Error Number] 36 [Function] reassignCase [Status Message]

Output: The case could not be reassigned.

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Input: [Error Number] 100 [Function] systemInformation [Status Message]

Output: A system error message.

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Input: [Error Number] 100 [Function] importProcessFromLibrary [Status Message]

Output: The process is already in the System and the value for $importOption is not specified. or Error the url $downloadUrl is invalid or the process in $newfilename is invalid or A system error message.

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Input: [Description] All Grade Center columns that are not hidden on the Column Organization page appear when accessing the Smart View, including columns that you have hidden from users. [Options]

Output: All Columns

Columns, Categories, or Grading Periods to Appear


Input: [Description] No grade columns are selected. Only user columns, such as Last Name, appear when accessing the Smart View. If you chose to hide some user columns from view, they do not appear when accessing the Smart View. [Options]

Output: None (Show user information only)


Input: [Description] All columns set to appear to users and those that you have not hidden on the Column Organization page appear in the Grade Center grid when accessing the Smart View. [Options]

Output: All columns shown to users


Input: [Description] All columns appear that are hidden from users. Each column has the Column Not Visible to Users ( ) icon in the column heading when accessing the Smart View. Columns that you hid on the Column Organization page do not appear. [Options]

Output: All columns hidden from users


Input: [Description] Select columns from the list of columns that appears. [Options]

Output: Selected Columns Only


Input: [Description] Select the categories from the list of categories that appears. [Options]

Output: Selected Categories Only


Input: [Description] Select Grading Periods from the list of Grading Periods that appears. [Options]

Output: Selected Grading Periods Only


Input: [Option] -c [Description]

Output: Include at least one capital letter in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -A [Description]

Output: Don’t include capital letters in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -n [Description]

Output: Include at least one number in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -0 [Description]

Output: Don’t include numbers in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -y [Description]

Output: Include at least one special symbol in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -s [Description]

Output: Generate completely random passwords

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -B [Description]

Output: Don’t include ambiguous characters in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -h [Description]

Output: Help Menu

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: Select ARS1 from your SuperSession Menu

Output: Select SRPT from your SuperSession Menu

OnDemand Navigation Comparisons for ITD Billing Reports


Input: Enter the Folder Identifier: CD7040 – Telephone Billing CD1630 – Data Processing Billing CD5010 – Micrographics Billing

Output: Enter the Report Identifier: CD7040 – Telephone Billing CD1630 – Data Processing Billing CD5010 – Micrographics Billing


Input: Enter the number of the report (folder) you would like to view

Output: Use S to select the report you would like to view


Input: Enter your department number (You may change the default date range) (The new version automatically returns the last 90 days of reports)

Output: Enter your department number (You may change the default date range)


Input: Use V (or 1) to view the report Normal function keys work the same as in the previous version

Output: Use V to view the report


Input: F4 is used to get to the print options You may print the current page, the entire document or a range of pages You may need to change the maximum pages to print The first time you print in the new version of OnDemand you must fill in the following fields: Class – I (the letter i not the number 1) Dest – (use the same value from SRPT) Routing (use the same value from SRPT) The values entered will be saved Ignore the section for Printing to Dataset

Output: F4 is used to get to the print options


Input: When searching for text strings containing spaces the format in the command line use a slash to identify the text string: FIND /xxx xxx/ The old version of OnDemand searched an entire report. Currently the new version only searches one report segment at a time. You may have to press F2 a few times to find the item you are searching for in other report segments.

Output: When searching for text strings containing spaces the format in the command line use an apostrophe or quotation marks to identify the text string: FIND ‘xxx xxx’ or FIND “xxx xxx”


Input: [Name] Local [Description] Gets the current TimeZoneInfo of machine [Type]

Output: Static Property

Advanced Dotnet Tutorial: Importance of TimeZoneInfo class in ASP.NET


Input: [Name] GetSystemTimeZones() [Description] Returns the list of world TimeZoneInfo available [Type]

Output: Static Method

Advanced Dotnet Tutorial: Importance of TimeZoneInfo class in ASP.NET


Input: [Name] ConvertTime() [Description] Converts time in one zone to another [Type]

Output: Static Method

Advanced Dotnet Tutorial: Importance of TimeZoneInfo class in ASP.NET


Input: [Name] Id [Description] String identifier of TimeZoneInfo [Type]

Output: Instance Property

Advanced Dotnet Tutorial: Importance of TimeZoneInfo class in ASP.NET


Input: [Name] DisplayName [Description] Display name in localized text [Type]

Output: Instance Property

Advanced Dotnet Tutorial: Importance of TimeZoneInfo class in ASP.NET


Input: [Name] GetUtcOffset() [Description] Returns the difference in timezone difference with Universal Time (UTC) [Type]

Output: Instance Method

Advanced Dotnet Tutorial: Importance of TimeZoneInfo class in ASP.NET


Input: [Category] Basic Info [Description] Name, address, phone [Type]

Output: Member

The Evils of Data Redundancy - Articles - Resources - ASAE


Input: [Category] Lookup [Description] List of committee names [Type]

Output: Committees

The Evils of Data Redundancy - Articles - Resources - ASAE


Input: [Category] Lookup [Description] List of member types [Type]

Output: Member Type

The Evils of Data Redundancy - Articles - Resources - ASAE


Input: [Category] Transactions [Description] Which members on which committees [Type]

Output: Committee Members

The Evils of Data Redundancy - Articles - Resources - ASAE


Input: [Category] Lookup & Basic Info [Description] List and details about the events / conferences [Type]

Output: Events

The Evils of Data Redundancy - Articles - Resources - ASAE


Input: [Category] Transaction [Description] Who attended which event [Type]

Output: Event Attendees

The Evils of Data Redundancy - Articles - Resources - ASAE


Input: [Category] Lookup [Description] Dues structure based on parameters [Type]

Output: Dues

The Evils of Data Redundancy - Articles - Resources - ASAE


Input: [Category] Transaction [Description] Dues invoiced to members and paid transactions [Type]

Output: Dues Invoiced

The Evils of Data Redundancy - Articles - Resources - ASAE


Input: [Name] Add [Description]

Output: Add current tab to session


Input: [Name] Close [Description]

Output: Close tabs that match the given text or the given tab's domain


Input: [Name] Delete [Description]

Output: Delete session or bookmark


Input: [Name] Describe [Description]

Output: Show description of extension or app


Input: [Name] Disable [Description]

Output: Disable extension or app


Input: [Name] Duplicate [Description]

Output: Duplicate tab


Input: [Name] Enable [Description]

Output: Enable extension or app


Input: [Name] Extract [Description]

Output: Extract tabs that match the given text or the given tab's domain into a new window


Input: [Name] Homepage [Description]

Output: Open homepage of extension or app


Input: [Name] Kill [Description]

Output: Kill tabs that match the given text or the given tab's domain


Input: [Name] Kill All [Description]

Output: Kill all tabs


Input: [Name] Launch [Description]

Output: Launch app


Input: [Name] Open [Description]

Output: Open saved session, bookmark, history item, or special page


Input: [Name] Options [Description]

Output: Open the options page of an extension or app


Input: [Name] Pin [Description]

Output: Pin tab


Input: [Name] Reload All Tabs [Description]

Output: Reload every tab in every window


Input: [Name] Reload All Tabs In Window [Description]

Output: Reload every tab in this window


Input: [Name] Save [Description]

Output: Save the current window with the name given


Input: [Name] Save All [Description]

Output: Save all open windows with the name given


Input: [Name] Search History [Description]

Output: Search through your history for the given text


Input: [Name] Select [Description]

Output: Select tab


Input: [Name] Speak [Description]

Output: Speak aloud the given text


Input: [Name] Uninstall [Description]

Output: Uninstall extension or app


Input: [Name] Unpin [Description]

Output: Unpin tab


Input: [Definition] Will appear as a warning in the Visual Studio Error List window. [Value]

Output: Warning

Code Analysis Fun.... | John Koerner's Blog


Input: [Definition] Will appear as an error in the Visual Studio Error List window. [Value]

Output: Error

Code Analysis Fun.... | John Koerner's Blog


Input: [Definition] Will appear as an information message in the Visual Studio Error List window. [Value]

Output: Info

Code Analysis Fun.... | John Koerner's Blog


Input: [Definition] Analysis is still performed, but it is not reported by any Visual Studio UI. A custom UI could be created to report these diagnostics. [Value]

Output: Hidden

Code Analysis Fun.... | John Koerner's Blog


Input: [Definition] The rule is disabled and the diagnostic will not be run against your code. [Value]

Code Analysis Fun.... | John Koerner's Blog


Input: [Definition] This will inherit the behavior from the rule group. There is currently no UI to set this. [Value]

Output: Inherit

Code Analysis Fun.... | John Koerner's Blog


Input: [Display Name] Automatically Distribute Available Parcels [Default Value] false [API Name] distribute_parcels_automatically [Required] true [Description]

Output: Whether available parcels should be automatically distributed to any cluster that already has parcels of the same product.


Input: [Display Name] Automatically Download New Parcels [Default Value] false [API Name] download_parcels_automatically [Required] true [Description]

Output: Whether new parcels discovered on the remote parcel repository should be automatically downloaded.


Input: [Display Name] Cloudera Manager Manages Parcels [Default Value] true [API Name] manages_parcels [Required] true [Description]

Output: Whether Cloudera Manager should manage which parcels should be present on all managed hosts.


Input: [Display Name] Automatically Downloaded Products [Default Value] CDH [API Name] parcel_autodownload_products [Required] false [Description]

Output: If automatic parcel downloading is enabled, the list of products that will be downloaded.


Input: [Display Name] Automatically Remove Old Parcels [Default Value] false [API Name] parcel_cleanup_automatically [Required] true [Description]

Output: Whether parcels for old versions of an activated product should be removed from a cluster when they are no longer in use.


Input: [Display Name] Number of Old Parcel Versions to Retain [Default Value] 3 [API Name] parcel_cleanup_threshold [Required] true [Description]

Output: If automatic removal of old parcels is enabled, the number of old parcels to keep. Any old parcels beyond this value will any be removed. If this is set to zero, no old parcels will be retained.


Input: [Display Name] Parcel Distribution Rate Limit [Default Value] 50 MiB [API Name] parcel_distribute_rate_limit_kbs_per_second [Required] true [Description]

Output: Per-second rate limit for parcel distribution. The default of 50MiB/second allows for parcel distribution to saturate about half of a Gigabit link.


Input: [Display Name] Maximum Parcel Uploads [Default Value] 10 [API Name] parcel_max_upload [Required] true [Description]

Output: Maximum number of concurrent uploads allowed to distribute parcels to individual hosts. The maximum allowed number of concurrent uploads is 50.


Input: [Display Name] Validate Parcel Relations [Default Value] true [API Name] parcel_relation_validation [Required] true [Description]

Output: Enforce that parcel dependencies are satisfied and conflicts are prevented when activating parcels. Parcel relations (Depends, Conflicts, and Replaces) can be defined the manifests of parcel repositories. Cloudera Manager can also enforce some default relations if none are defined in the manifest.


Input: [Display Name] Local Parcel Repository Path [Default Value] /opt/cloudera/parcel-repo [API Name] parcel_repo_path [Required] true [Description]

Output: Path to the local package parcel repository from which binaries are served to the Agents.


Input: [Display Name] Create System-Wide Symlinks for Active Parcels [Default Value] true [API Name] parcel_symlinks [Required] true [Description]

Output: Whether system-wide symlinks should be created for the active parcels (for example, /usr/bin/hadoop).


Input: [Display Name] Parcel Update Frequency [Default Value] 1 hour(s) [API Name] parcel_update_freq [Required] true [Description]

Output: How often to check local and remote parcel repositories for new parcels and if any old parcels should be cleaned up.


Input: [Display Name] Create Users and Groups, and Apply File Permissions for Parcels [Default Value] true [API Name] parcel_users_groups_permissions [Required] true [Description]

Output: Whether a parcel's specified users, groups and file permissions should be applied. This may not be desired if custom users and groups are being used, or if they have to be created externally (eg: in LDAP)


Input: [Display Name] Remote Parcel Repository URLs [Default Value] http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/parcels/latest_supported/, http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh4/parcels/latest/, http://archive.cloudera.com/impala/parcels/latest/, http://archive.cloudera.com/search/parcels/latest/ [API Name] remote_parcel_repo_urls [Required] true [Description]

Output: URLs of the remote parcel repositories where Cloudera Manager checks for new parcels. As part of checking for new parcels, the Cloudera Manager sends the ID of the server and the server version to the repository host. The special variable {latest_supported} is replaced with the latest version of CDH that Cloudera Manager supports when checks are made.


Input: [Display Name] Retain Downloaded Parcel Files [Default Value] true [API Name] retain_parcels_in_cache [Required] true [Description]

Output: Whether downloaded parcel files be kept by Agents after they have been unpacked. Keeping the parcel files consumes additional disk space but allows downloads to be avoided if the parcel ever needs to be unpacked again.


Input: [Flag] 0x00000001 [Description] Indicates that Unicode strings are supported for use in security buffer data. [Name]

Output: Negotiate Unicode

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00000002 [Description] Indicates that OEM strings are supported for use in security buffer data. [Name]

Output: Negotiate OEM

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00000004 [Description] Requests that the server's authentication realm be included in the Type 2 message. [Name]

Output: Request Target

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00000008 [Description] This flag's usage has not been identified. [Name]

Output: unknown

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00000010 [Description] Specifies that authenticated communication between the client and server should carry a digital signature (message integrity). [Name]

Output: Negotiate Sign

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00000020 [Description] Specifies that authenticated communication between the client and server should be encrypted (message confidentiality). [Name]

Output: Negotiate Seal

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00000040 [Description] Indicates that datagram authentication is being used. [Name]

Output: Negotiate Datagram Style

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00000080 [Description] Indicates that the Lan Manager Session Key should be used for signing and sealing authenticated communications. [Name]

Output: Negotiate Lan Manager Key

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00000100 [Description] This flag's usage has not been identified. [Name]

Output: Negotiate Netware

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00000200 [Description] Indicates that NTLM authentication is being used. [Name]

Output: Negotiate NTLM

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00000400 [Description] This flag's usage has not been identified. [Name]

Output: unknown

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00000800 [Description] Sent by the client in the Type 3 message to indicate that an anonymous context has been established. This also affects the response fields (as detailed in the "Anonymous Response" section). [Name]

Output: Negotiate Anonymous

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00001000 [Description] Sent by the client in the Type 1 message to indicate that the name of the domain in which the client workstation has membership is included in the message. This is used by the server to determine whether the client is eligible for local authentication. [Name]

Output: Negotiate Domain Supplied

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00002000 [Description] Sent by the client in the Type 1 message to indicate that the client workstation's name is included in the message. This is used by the server to determine whether the client is eligible for local authentication. [Name]

Output: Negotiate Workstation Supplied

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00004000 [Description] Sent by the server to indicate that the server and client are on the same machine. Implies that the client may use the established local credentials for authentication instead of calculating a response to the challenge. [Name]

Output: Negotiate Local Call

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00008000 [Description] Indicates that authenticated communication between the client and server should be signed with a "dummy" signature. [Name]

Output: Negotiate Always Sign

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00010000 [Description] Sent by the server in the Type 2 message to indicate that the target authentication realm is a domain. [Name]

Output: Target Type Domain

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00020000 [Description] Sent by the server in the Type 2 message to indicate that the target authentication realm is a server. [Name]

Output: Target Type Server

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00040000 [Description] Sent by the server in the Type 2 message to indicate that the target authentication realm is a share. Presumably, this is for share-level authentication. Usage is unclear. [Name]

Output: Target Type Share

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00080000 [Description] Indicates that the NTLM2 signing and sealing scheme should be used for protecting authenticated communications. Note that this refers to a particular session security scheme, and is not related to the use of NTLMv2 authentication. This flag can, however, have an effect on the response calculations (as detailed in the "NTLM2 Session Response" section). [Name]

Output: Negotiate NTLM2 Key

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00100000 [Description] This flag's usage has not been identified. [Name]

Output: Request Init Response

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00200000 [Description] This flag's usage has not been identified. [Name]

Output: Request Accept Response

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00400000 [Description] This flag's usage has not been identified. [Name]

Output: Request Non-NT Session Key

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x00800000 [Description] Sent by the server in the Type 2 message to indicate that it is including a Target Information block in the message. The Target Information block is used in the calculation of the NTLMv2 response. [Name]

Output: Negotiate Target Info

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x01000000 [Description] This flag's usage has not been identified. [Name]

Output: unknown

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x02000000 [Description] This flag's usage has not been identified. [Name]

Output: unknown

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x04000000 [Description] This flag's usage has not been identified. [Name]

Output: unknown

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x08000000 [Description] This flag's usage has not been identified. [Name]

Output: unknown

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x10000000 [Description] This flag's usage has not been identified. [Name]

Output: unknown

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x20000000 [Description] Indicates that 128-bit encryption is supported. [Name]

Output: Negotiate 128

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x40000000 [Description] Indicates that the client will provide an encrypted master key in the "Session Key" field of the Type 3 message. [Name]

Output: Negotiate Key Exchange

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [Flag] 0x80000000 [Description] Indicates that 56-bit encryption is supported. [Name]

Output: Negotiate 56

The NTLM Authentication Protocol and Security Support Provider


Input: [pn.ISearchOptions : class] FileExts [1]

Output: File types.


Input: [pn.ISearchOptions : class] FindText [1]

Output: Search field text


Input: [pn.ISearchOptions : class] MatchCase [1]

Output: Case sensitive


Input: [pn.ISearchOptions : class] MatchWholeWord [1]

Output: Require match to an entire word.


Input: [pn.ISearchOptions : class] Recurse [1]

Output: Search recursivly though folder structure. i.e. Search subdirectories.


Input: [pn.ISearchOptions : class] ReplaceText [1]

Output: Test to use in place of match.


Input: [pn.ISearchOptions : class] SearchBackwards [1]

Output: Search from current position to top.


Input: [pn.ISearchOptions : class] SearchPath [1]

Output: Path of directory to do file search in.


Input: [pn.ISearchOptions : class] UseRegExp [1]

Output: Use regular expressions in the search text field.


Input: [pn.ISearchOptions : class] UseSlashes [1]

Output: Use backslash expressions.


Input: [Command] awk [DOS/Windows Equivalent] N/A [Description]

Output: File processing and report generating


Input: [Command] cat [DOS/Windows Equivalent] type or double-clicking a file [Description]

Output: Show contents of a file


Input: [Command] cd [DOS/Windows Equivalent] cd or double-clicking a folder [Description]

Output: Change directory


Input: [Command] cp [DOS/Windows Equivalent] copy or dragging a file [Description]

Output: Copy a file


Input: [Command] file [DOS/Windows Equivalent] file extension or right-click properties [Description]

Output: Determine file type


Input: [Command] find [DOS/Windows Equivalent] Windows Explorer Find [Description]

Output: Find a file


Input: [Command] grep [DOS/Windows Equivalent] N/A [Description]

Output: Find lines in a file


Input: [Command] ln [DOS/Windows Equivalent] Create Shortcut [Description]

Output: Link a file to another file


Input: [Command] ls [DOS/Windows Equivalent] dir or Windows Explorer [Description]

Output: Display files in a directory


Input: [Command] mkdir [DOS/Windows Equivalent] mkdir or creating a folder [Description]

Output: Create a directory


Input: [Command] more [DOS/Windows Equivalent] more [Description]

Output: Display a file one page at a time


Input: [Command] mv [DOS/Windows Equivalent] rename or dragging a file [Description]

Output: Move or rename a file


Input: [Command] rm [DOS/Windows Equivalent] delete or deleting a file [Description]

Output: Remove a file


Input: [Command] rmdir [DOS/Windows Equivalent] rmdir or deleting a folder [Description]

Output: Remove a (empty) directory


Input: [Command] sed [DOS/Windows Equivalent] N/A [Description]

Output: Stream editor


Input: [Command] vi [DOS/Windows Equivalent] edit or notepad [Description]

Output: Edit a file


Input: [Command] wc [DOS/Windows Equivalent] N/A [Description]

Output: Count words, lines and characters in a file


Input: [Type] Online_ISSN [For use with] ItemIdentifier [Description]

Output: ISSN of the online version

COUNTER Schema Data Element Values CoP Release 4 - National Information Standards Organization


Input: [Type] Print_ISSN [For use with] ItemIdentifier [Description]

Output: ISSN of the print edition

COUNTER Schema Data Element Values CoP Release 4 - National Information Standards Organization


Input: [Type] Online_ISBN [For use with] ItemIdentifier [Description]

Output: ISBN of the online version

COUNTER Schema Data Element Values CoP Release 4 - National Information Standards Organization


Input: [Type] Print_ISBN [For use with] ItemIdentifier [Description]

Output: ISBN of the print version

COUNTER Schema Data Element Values CoP Release 4 - National Information Standards Organization


Input: [Type] DOI [For use with] ItemIdentifier [Description]

Output: Digital Object Identifier

COUNTER Schema Data Element Values CoP Release 4 - National Information Standards Organization


Input: [Type] Proprietary [For use with] ItemIdentifier [Description]

Output: For publisher or vendor specific identifiers

COUNTER Schema Data Element Values CoP Release 4 - National Information Standards Organization


Input: [Definition] the area next to a street where pedestrians walk [UK Word] pavement [USA Word]

Output: sidewalk

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] place to cross a street on foot [UK Word] pedestrian crossing [USA Word]

Output: crosswalk

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] place from where goods are bought [UK Word] shop [USA Word]

Output: store

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] place from where medicines are bought [UK Word] chemist [USA Word]

Output: drug store

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] payment in a restaurant [UK Word] bill [USA Word]

Output: check

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] place where alcoholic drinks are bought [UK Word] off licence [USA Word]

Output: liquor store

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] shop / store selling metal goods and tools [UK Word] ironmonger [USA Word]

Output: hardware store

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] the business part of a city [UK Word] town centre [USA Word]

Output: downtown

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] law enforcement officer [UK Word] copper [USA Word]

Output: cop

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] what there was before email [UK Word] post [USA Word]

Output: mail

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] code used when sorting mail / post [UK Word] postcode [USA Word]

Output: zip code

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] telephone call where the person called pays [UK Word] reverse charge [USA Word]

Output: collect call

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] free telephone call paid by company [UK Word] free phone [USA Word]

Output: toll free

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Definition] company on the WWW [UK Word] .co.uk [USA Word]

Output: .com

KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA


Input: [Name] service [Definition] Specifies the social destination to share to [Requirement]

Output: Required

ShareThis | Share Properties and Sharing Custom Info...


Input: [Name] element [Definition] Specifies which sharing button on page. Usually this is the id of span id of the HTML element containing the button [Requirement]

Output: Required

ShareThis | Share Properties and Sharing Custom Info...


Input: [Name] url [Definition] Specifies URL that you would like shared [Requirement]

Output: Required

ShareThis | Share Properties and Sharing Custom Info...


Input: [Name] title [Definition] Specifies title string that is shared [Requirement]

Output: Required

ShareThis | Share Properties and Sharing Custom Info...


Input: [Name] type [Definition] Specifies the type of button to display. Default is chicklet. Other possible values are: large,custom,fblike(facebook like),vcount(vertical counter) ,hcount(horizontal counter),button [Requirement]

Output: Required

ShareThis | Share Properties and Sharing Custom Info...


Input: [Name] text [Definition] Specifies optional text to be displayed next to the ShareThis button on your page [Requirement]

Output: Optional

ShareThis | Share Properties and Sharing Custom Info...


Input: [Name] image [Definition] Specifies link to the image to be shared [Requirement]

Output: Optional

ShareThis | Share Properties and Sharing Custom Info...


Input: [Name] summary [Definition] Specifies summary text to be shared [Requirement]

Output: Optional

ShareThis | Share Properties and Sharing Custom Info...


Input: [Remarks] Toggles between browsing the media library and the current playlist. Can be set to "automatic" to display the playlist by default, and to switch to the library if the library selection playlist is active. [Toolbar]

Output: Source

Foobar2000:Components/Facets (foo facets) - Hydrogenaudio Knowledgebase


Input: [Remarks] Filters panes according to one or multiple predefined filters. Once a filter has been selected, the button can be clicked to quickly disable or re-enable it. Some predefined filters require the playback statistics component. [Toolbar]

Output: Filter

Foobar2000:Components/Facets (foo facets) - Hydrogenaudio Knowledgebase


Input: [Remarks] Filters panes based on a query. To focus the search box, press F3 from a Facets pane, or assign a keyboard shortcut (e.g. Ctrl+F) to [main] / Library / Facets. [Toolbar]

Output: Search

Foobar2000:Components/Facets (foo facets) - Hydrogenaudio Knowledgebase


Input: [Remarks] Displays a menu for filter or search results. When browsing the library, clicking the button has the same effect as the double-click action defined at Preferences, Media Library, Facets. For playlists, it plays the first track in the search results. [Toolbar]

Output: Search results

Foobar2000:Components/Facets (foo facets) - Hydrogenaudio Knowledgebase


Input: [Remarks] Opens query syntax reference in the browser. [Toolbar]

Output: Search help

Foobar2000:Components/Facets (foo facets) - Hydrogenaudio Knowledgebase


Input: [Remarks] Activates the integrated layout editing mode. Only available for the standalone window opened from the Library menu, and the autoplaylist editor dialog. [Toolbar]

Output: Layout editing mode

Foobar2000:Components/Facets (foo facets) - Hydrogenaudio Knowledgebase


Input: [Short Name] CC [Full Name]

Output: Cyclomatic Complexity


Input: [Short Name] LOCm [Full Name]

Output: Lines of Code in Method


Input: [Short Name] NLS [Full Name]

Output: Number of Locals in Scope


Input: [Short Name] NOL [Full Name]

Output: Number of Levels


Input: [Short Name] NOP [Full Name]

Output: Number of Parameters


Input: [Short Name] NOS [Full Name]

Output: Number of Statements


Input: [Short Name] Ce [Full Name]

Output: Efferent Couplings


Input: [Short Name] LCOM-CK [Full Name]

Output: Lack of Cohesion in Methods (Chidamber & Kemerer)


Input: [Short Name] LCOM-HS % [Full Name]

Output: Lack of Cohesion in Methods (Henderson-Sellers)


Input: [Short Name] LCOM-PFI % [Full Name]

Output: Lack of Cohesion in Methods (Pairwise Field Irrelation)


Input: [Short Name] LCOM-TC % [Full Name]

Output: Lack of Cohesion in Methods (Total Correlation)


Input: [Short Name] NOF [Full Name]

Output: Number of Fields


Input: [Short Name] WMC [Full Name]

Output: Weighted Methods Per Class


Input: [Description] Defines a parallel region: PARALLEL [Category]

Output: Parallel region

Compaq Fortran Parallel Compiler Directives (TU*X only)


Input: [Description] Divide the execution of the enclosed block of code among the members of the team that encounter it: PDO, PSECTIONS, and SINGLE PROCESS [Category]

Output: Work-sharing

Compaq Fortran Parallel Compiler Directives (TU*X only)


Input: [Description] Shortcut for denoting a parallel region that contains only one work-sharing construct: PARALLEL DO and PARALLEL SECTIONS [Category]

Output: Combined parallel work-sharing

Compaq Fortran Parallel Compiler Directives (TU*X only)


Input: [Description] Provide various aspects of synchronization; for example, access to a block of code, or execution order of statements within a block of code: BARRIER and CRITICAL SECTION [Category]

Output: Synchronization

Compaq Fortran Parallel Compiler Directives (TU*X only)


Input: [Description] Control the data environment during the execution of parallel constructs: COPYIN, INSTANCE, and TASKCOMMON [Category]

Output: Data Environment

Compaq Fortran Parallel Compiler Directives (TU*X only)


Input: [Description] Specify a default chunk or schedule type: CHUNK and MP_SCHEDTYPE [Category]

Output: Execution Defaults

Compaq Fortran Parallel Compiler Directives (TU*X only)


Input: [Argument Type] Undefined [Result]

Output: Throw a TypeError exception.

ECMAScript Language Specification (ECMA-262 5th Edition)


Input: [Argument Type] Null [Result]

Output: Throw a TypeError exception.

ECMAScript Language Specification (ECMA-262 5th Edition)


Input: [Argument Type] Boolean [Result]

Output: Return

ECMAScript Language Specification (ECMA-262 5th Edition)


Input: [Argument Type] Number [Result]

Output: Return

ECMAScript Language Specification (ECMA-262 5th Edition)


Input: [Argument Type] String [Result]

Output: Return

ECMAScript Language Specification (ECMA-262 5th Edition)


Input: [Argument Type] Object [Result]

Output: Return

ECMAScript Language Specification (ECMA-262 5th Edition)


Input: [Type] 36 [Name] Activate [Description]

Output: A widget is changing from being inactive to being active. This refers to changes in the state option of a widget such as a button changing from inactive (grayed out) to active.


Input: [Type] 4 [Name] Button [Description]

Output: The user pressed one of the mouse buttons. The detail part specifies which button. For mouse wheel support under Linux, use Button-4 (scroll up) and Button-5 (scroll down). Under Linux, your handler for mouse wheel bindings will distinguish between scroll-up and scroll-down by examining the .num field of the Event instance; see Section 54.6, “Writing your handler: The Event class”.


Input: [Type] 5 [Name] ButtonRelease [Description]

Output: The user let up on a mouse button. This is probably a better choice in most cases than the Button event, because if the user accidentally presses the button, they can move the mouse off the widget to avoid setting off the event.


Input: [Type] 22 [Name] Configure [Description]

Output: The user changed the size of a widget, for example by dragging a corner or side of the window.


Input: [Type] 37 [Name] Deactivate [Description]

Output: A widget is changing from being active to being inactive. This refers to changes in the state option of a widget such as a radiobutton changing from active to inactive (grayed out).


Input: [Type] 17 [Name] Destroy [Description]

Output: A widget is being destroyed.


Input: [Type] 7 [Name] Enter [Description]

Output: The user moved the mouse pointer into a visible part of a widget. (This is different than the enter key, which is a KeyPress event for a key whose name is actually 'return'.)


Input: [Type] 12 [Name] Expose [Description]

Output: This event occurs whenever at least some part of your application or widget becomes visible after having been covered up by another window.


Input: [Type] 9 [Name] FocusIn [Description]

Output: A widget got the input focus (see Section 53, “Focus: routing keyboard input” for a general introduction to input focus.) This can happen either in response to a user event (like using the tab key to move focus between widgets) or programmatically (for example, your program calls the .focus_set() on a widget).


Input: [Type] 10 [Name] FocusOut [Description]

Output: The input focus was moved out of a widget. As with FocusIn, the user can cause this event, or your program can cause it.


Input: [Type] 2 [Name] KeyPress [Description]

Output: The user pressed a key on the keyboard. The detail part specifies which key. This keyword may be abbreviated Key.


Input: [Type] 3 [Name] KeyRelease [Description]

Output: The user let up on a key.


Input: [Type] 8 [Name] Leave [Description]

Output: The user moved the mouse pointer out of a widget.


Input: [Type] 19 [Name] Map [Description]

Output: A widget is being mapped, that is, made visible in the application. This will happen, for example, when you call the widget's .grid() method.


Input: [Type] 6 [Name] Motion [Description]

Output: The user moved the mouse pointer entirely within a widget.


Input: [Type] 38 [Name] MouseWheel [Description]

Output: The user moved the mouse wheel up or down. At present, this binding works on Windows and MacOS, but not under Linux. For Windows and MacOS, see the discussion of the .delta field of the Event instance in Section 54.6, “Writing your handler: The Event class”. For Linux, see the note above under Button.


Input: [Type] 18 [Name] Unmap [Description]

Output: A widget is being unmapped and is no longer visible. This happens, for example, when you use the widget's .grid_remove() method.


Input: [Type] 15 [Name] Visibility [Description]

Output: Happens when at least some part of the application window becomes visible on the screen.


Input: [key combo] d [command]

Output: mark file for deletion

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] u [command]

Output: unmark file

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] x [command]

Output: eXecute queued deletions

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Input: [key combo] R [command]

Output: rename/move file

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Input: [key combo] O [command]

Output: change owner

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] M [command]

Output: change mode

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] G [command]

Output: change group

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] Z [command]

Output: compress file

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] y [command]

Output: show only certain file type

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] w [command]

Output: copy file name

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] RET [command]

Output: open file at point

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] k [command]

Output: if in pdf buffer, kill

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] C-x C-s [command]

Output: Save file or archive

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] i [command]

Output: insert sub-directory

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [key combo] ~ [command]

Output: mark all backup files for deletion

Denver Droid: Cool Things to do in Emacs' Dired Mode


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] jinifilter\ [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Implementation of jinifilter


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] jini\ [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Jini-specific interfaces and classes


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] userapp\ [---] --- [Top level]

Output: An example JINI client app


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] net\ [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Simulated remote network location


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] net\netserver\ [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Small lookup/RMI server


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] net\jini\ [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Copy of '..\net\jini\'


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] net\lalaland\ [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Service proxy implementations


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] de\ [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Copy of the JavaClass library


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] README.txt [---] --- [Top level]

Output: README file


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] makeclient.bat [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Make the jinifilter and client classes


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] runclient.bat [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Runs both original and modified user app


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] runmodified.bat [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Runs a JiniFilter-modified user app


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] runoriginal.bat [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Runs the original user app


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] DI_notes.txt [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Design and implementation notes


Input: [JiniFilter_Project\] policy.all [---] --- [Top level]

Output: Used to set an 'all permissions' policy


Input: [Messages] SQL Message Bus scaleout provider setup, database operation, error, and timeout events [Source]

Output: SignalR.SqlMessageBus

Enabling SignalR Tracing | The ASP.NET Site


Input: [Messages] Service bus scaleout provider topic creation and subscription, error, and messaging events [Source]

Output: SignalR.ServiceBusMessageBus

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Input: [Messages] Redis scaleout provider connection, disconnection, and error events [Source]

Output: SignalR.RedisMessageBus

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Input: [Messages] Scaleout messaging events [Source]

Output: SignalR.ScaleoutMessageBus

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Input: [Messages] WebSocket transport connection, disconnection, messaging, and error events [Source]

Output: SignalR.Transports.WebSocketTransport

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Input: [Messages] ServerSentEvents transport connection, disconnection, messaging, and error events [Source]

Output: SignalR.Transports.ServerSentEventsTransport

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Input: [Messages] ForeverFrame transport connection, disconnection, messaging, and error events [Source]

Output: SignalR.Transports.ForeverFrameTransport

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Input: [Messages] LongPolling transport connection, disconnection, messaging, and error events [Source]

Output: SignalR.Transports.LongPollingTransport

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Input: [Messages] Transport connection, disconnection, and keepalive events [Source]

Output: SignalR.Transports.TransportHeartBeat

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Input: [Messages] Hub discovery events [Source]

Output: SignalR.ReflectedHubDescriptorProvider

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Input: [Property/Values] background any combination of the values for background-attachment, background-color, background-image, background-repeat, and/or background-position, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for changing the background color and image of elements initial value depends on individual properties; not inherited; percentages allowed for background-position


Input: [Property/Values] background-attachment either scroll, fixed, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for determining if and how background images should scroll initial value: scroll; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] background-color either a color, transparent, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting just the background color of an element initial value: transparent; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] background-image either a URL, none, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting just the background image of an element initial value: none; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] background-position either one or two percentages or lengths (or one percentage and one length) or one of top, center, or bottom, and/or one of left, center, or right. Or use inherit. [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the physical position of a specified background image initial value: 0% 0%, if a single percentage is set, it is used for the horizontal position and the initial value of the vertical is set to 50%, if only one keyword is used, the initial value of the other is center; applies to block-level and replaced elements: not inherited; percentages refer to the size of the box itself


Input: [Property/Values] background-repeat one of repeat, repeat-x, repeat-y, no-repeat, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for determining how and if background images should be tiled initial value: repeat; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] border any combination of the values of border-width, border-style, and/or a color, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for defining all aspects of a border on all sides of an element initial value depends on individual properties; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] border-color from one to four colors, transparent, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting only the color of the border on one or more sides of an element initial value: the element's color property; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] border-spacing either one or two lengths or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for specifying the amount of space between borders in a table initial value: 0; may be applied only to table elements; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] border-style one to four of the following values: none, dotted, dashed, solid, double, groove, ridge, inset, outset, inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting only the style of a border on one or more sides of an element initial value: none; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] border-top, border-right, border-bottom, border-left any combination of a single value each for border-width, border-style, and/or a color, or use inherit. [Description and notes]

Output: for defining all three border properties at once on only one side of an element initial value depends on individual values; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] border-top-color, border-right-color, border-bottom-color, border-left-color one color or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for defining just the border's color on only one side of an element initial value: the value of the color property; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] border-top-style, border-right-style, border-bottom-style, border-left-style one of none, dotted, dashed, solid, double, groove, ridge, inset, outset, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for defining just the border's style on only one side of an element initial value: none; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] border-top-width, border-right-width, border-bottom-width, border-left-width one of thin, medium, thick or a length [Description and notes]

Output: for defining just the border's width on only one side of an element initial value: medium; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] border-width one to four of the following values: thin, medium, thick or a length [Description and notes]

Output: for defining the border's width on one or more sides of an element initial value: medium; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] clear one of none, left, right, both, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for keeping elements from floating on one or both sides of an element initial value: none; may only be applied to block-level elements; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] bottom either a percentage, length, auto, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the distance that an element should be offset from its parent element's bottom edge initial value: auto; not inherited; percentages refer to height of containing block


Input: [Property/Values] color a color or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the foreground color of an element initial value: parent's color, some colors are set by browser; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] cursor one of auto, crosshair, default, pointer, move, e-resize, ne-resize, nw-resize, n-resize, se-resize, sw-resize, s-resize, w-resize, text, wait, help, a URL, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the cursor's shape initial value: auto; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] display one of inline, block, list-item, none, inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for determining how and if an element should be displayed initial value: inline; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] float one of left, right, none, inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for determining on which side of an element other elements are permitted to float initial value: none; may not be applied to positioned elements or generated content; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] font if desired, any combination of the values for font-style, font-variant and font-weight followed by the required font-size, an optional value for line-height and the also required font-family, or use inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting at least the font family and size, and optionally the style, variant, weight, and line-height of text initial value depends on individual properties; inherited; percentages allowed for values of font-size and line-height


Input: [Property/Values] font-family one or more quotation mark-enclosed font names followed by an optional generic font name, or use inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for choosing the font family for text initial value: depends on browser; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] font-size an absolute size, a relative size, a length, a percentage, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the size of text initial value: medium; the computed value is inherited; percentages refer to parent element's font size


Input: [Property/Values] font-style either normal, italic, oblique, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for making text italic initial value: normal; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] font-variant either normal, small-caps, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting text in small caps initial value: normal; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] font-weight either normal, bold, bolder, lighter, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for applying, removing, and adjusting bold formatting initial value: normal; the numeric values are considered keywords and not integers (you can't choose 150, for example); inherited


Input: [Property/Values] height either a length, percentage, auto, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the height of an element initial value: auto; may be applied to all elements except non-replaced inline elements, table columns, and column groups; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] left either a length, percentage, auto, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the distance that an element should be offset from its parent element's left edge initial value: auto; may only be applied to positioned elements; not inherited; percentages refer to width of containing block


Input: [Property/Values] letter-spacing either normal, a length, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the amount of space between letters initial value: normal; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] line-height either normal, a number, a length, a percentage, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the amount of space between lines of text initial value: normal; inherited; percentages refer to the font size of the element itself


Input: [Property/Values] list-style any combination of the values for list-style-type, list-style-position and/or list-style-image, or use inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting a list's marker (regular or custom) and its position initial value depends on initial values of individual elements; may only be applied to list elements; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] list-style-image either a URL, none, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for designating a custom marker for a list initial value: none; may only be applied to list elements; overrides list-style-type; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] list-style-position either inside, outside, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for determining the position of a list's marker initial value: outside; may only be applied to list elements; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] list-style-type either disc, circle, square, decimal, lower-roman, upper-roman, lower-alpha, upper-alpha, none, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting a list's marker initial value: disc; may only be applied to list elements; not used if list-style-type is valid; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] margin one to four of the following: length, percentage, or auto, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the amount of space between one or more sides of an element's border and its parent element initial value depends on browser and on value of width; not inherited; percentages refer to width of containing block


Input: [Property/Values] margin-top, margin-right, margin-bottom, margin-left either a length, percentage, auto, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the amount of space between only one side of an element's border and its parent element initial value: 0; not inherited; percentages refer to width of containing block; the values for margin-right and margin-left may be overridden if sum of width, margin-right, and margin-left are larger than parent element's containing block


Input: [Property/Values] marks either crop, cross or both, or use none or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for printing crop marks and/or cross marks initial value: none; can only be applied in a @page rule


Input: [Property/Values] max-height, max-width either a length, percentage, none, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the maximum height and/or width of an element, respectively initial value: none; may not be applied to non-replaced inline elements or table elements; not inherited; percentages refer to height/width of containing block


Input: [Property/Values] min-height, min-width either a length, percentage, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the minimum height and/or width of an element, respectively initial value: 0; may not be applied to non-replaced inline elements or table elements; not inherited; percentages refer to height/width of containing block


Input: [Property/Values] orphans either an integer or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for specifying how many lines of an element may appear alone at the bottom of a page initial value: 2; may only be applied to block-level elements; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] overflow either visible, hidden, scroll, auto, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for determining where extra content should go if it does not fit in the element's content area initial value: visible; may only be applied to block-level and replaced elements; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] padding one to four lengths or percentages, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for specifying the distance between one or more sides of an element's content area and its border initial value depends on browser: not inherited; percentages refer to width of containing block


Input: [Property/Values] padding-top, padding-right, padding-bottom, padding-left either a length, percentage, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for specifying the distance between one side of an element's content area and its border initial value: 0; not inherited; percentages refer to width of containing block


Input: [Property/Values] page either a page area's name or auto [Description and notes]

Output: for specifying on which kind of page an element should be printed initial value: auto; may only be applied to block-level elements; inherited; names are defined with @page rule


Input: [Property/Values] page-break-after, page-break-before either always, avoid, auto, right, left, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for specifying when page breaks should or should not occur initial value: auto; may only be applied to block-level elements; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] page-break-inside either avoid, auto, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for keeping page breaks from dividing an element across pages initial value: auto; may only be applied to block-level elements; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] position either static, relative, absolute, fixed, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for determining how an element should be positioned with respect to the document's flow initial value: static; may not be applied to generated content; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] right either a length, percentage, auto, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the distance that an element should be offset from its parent element's right edge initial value: auto; may only be applied to positioned elements; not inherited; percentages refer to width of containing block


Input: [Property/Values] size either individual lengths for width and height, a single value for both width and height, landscape, portrait, auto, or inherit. [Description and notes]

Output: for determining the size of the printing area in a defined page initial value: auto; may only be used within an @page rule


Input: [Property/Values] table-display one of fixed, auto, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for choosing the algorithm that should be used to determine the widths of cells initial value: auto; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] text-align one of left, right, center, justify, a string, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for aligning text initial value depends on browser and writing direction; may only be applied to block-level elements; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] text-decoration any combination of underline, overline, line-through, and blink, or none or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for decorating text (mostly with lines) initial value: none; not inherited


Input: [Property/Values] text-indent either a length, percentage, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the amount of space the first line of a paragraph should be indented initial value: 0; may only be applied to block-level elements; inherited; percentages refer to width of containing block


Input: [Property/Values] text-transform either capitalize, uppercase, lowercase, none, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the capitalization of an element's text initial value: none; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] top either a length, percentage, auto, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the distance that an element should be offset from its parent element's top edge initial value: auto; may only be applied to positioned elements; not inherited; percentages refer to height of containing block


Input: [Property/Values] vertical-align either baseline, sub, super, top, text-top, middle, bottom, text-bottom, a percentage, a length, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for aligning elements vertically initial value: baseline; may only be applied to inline-level and table cell elements; not inherited; percentages refer to the element's line-height property


Input: [Property/Values] visibility either visible, hidden, collapse, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for hiding elements without taking them out of the document's flow initial value: inherit, which rather makes the fact that it's not inherited a moot point


Input: [Property/Values] white-space either normal, pre, nowrap, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for specifying how white space should be treated initial value: normal; may only be applied to block-level elements; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] widows either an integer or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for specifying how many lines of an element may appear alone at the top of a page initial value: 2; may only be applied to block-level elements; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] width either a length, percentage, auto, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the width of an element initial value: auto; may not be applied to non-replaced inline elements, table rows, or row groups; not inherited; percentages refer to width of containing block


Input: [Property/Values] word-spacing either normal, a length, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the distance between words initial value: normal; inherited


Input: [Property/Values] z-index either auto, an integer, or inherit [Description and notes]

Output: for setting the depth of an element with respect to overlapping elements initial value: auto; may only be applied to positioned elements; not inherited


Input: [Default Key] F1 [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Opens in-game help menu, changes depending on location of the player (Inside ship or out in space).


Input: [Default Key] F2 [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Detaches mouse from ship movement.


Input: [Default Key] Return [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Opens up the chat window.


Input: [Default Key] Space [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Switches between build and flightmode when in a ship.


Input: [Default Key] X [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Create and name a new ship (Ships can not yet be renamed after creation!).


Input: [Default Key] B [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Opens the shop interface if you are in range of a shop.


Input: [Default Key] R [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Enter or exit a ship core or build block or activate/deactivate certain blocks.


Input: [Default Key] I [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Opens up your inventory (drag and drop items to the left of this screen when near a shop to sell them quickly).


Input: [Default Key] t [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Opens the weapons menu, here you can bind weapons and usable modules to a hotkey (1,2,3....0).


Input: [Default Key] N [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Opens up the navigation menu, a list of all nearby objects and an option to set a waypoint that will highlight next sector to your destination.


Input: [Default Key] F [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Lock on to the object you are currently looking at.


Input: [Default Key] Y or U [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Switch targets.


Input: [Default Key] F5 [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Take a screenshot with HUD enabled (saved in StarMade folder)


Input: [Default Key] F6 [Commonly Used Controls]

Output: Take a screenshot with HUD hidden (saved in StarMade folder)


Input: [Parameter name] api_key [Description] Api key for submitting service requests [Required]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Parameter name] service_code [Description] The unique identifier for the service request type [Required]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Parameter name] description [Description] A full description of the service request. [Notes] This is free form text having min 10 and max 5,000 characters. This may contain line breaks, but not html or code. [Required]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Parameter name] title CitySDK specific [Description] Title of the service requests [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] lat [Description] Latitude using the (WGS84) projection. [Notes] Currently all service types require location, either lat/long or service_object_id. [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] long [Description] Longitude using the (WGS84) projection. [Notes] Currently all service types require location, either lat/long or service_object_id. [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] service_object_type CitySDK specific [Description] Describes the point of interest reference which is used for identifying the request object. [Notes] If service_object_id is included in the request, then service_object_type must be included. [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] service_object_id CitySDK specific [Description] Describes the point of interest reference which is used for identifying the request object. [Notes] If service_object_id is included in the request, then service_object_type must be included. [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] address_string [Description] Human readable address or description of location. [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] email [Description] The email address of the person submitting the request [Notes] If email address is given, service will notify to the email address when service request is processed. [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] first_name [Description] The given name of the person submitting the request [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] last_name [Description] The family name of the person submitting the request [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] phone [Description] The phone number of the person submitting the request [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] media_url [Description] A URL to media associated with the request, e.g. an image [Notes] API supports the most typical media formats like jpg, png, gif,.. Note, that URL links must end with a correct filetype like ".jpg", e.g. http://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ay9wUStCEAEtoPC.jpg. Https URLs are not supported at moment. [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] media [Description] Array of file uploads [Notes] A client may POST multiple files as multipart/form-data. This is the equivalent of having multiple inputs. Subsequent calls for GET Service Requests should return the URL for this file via the media_urls field. See more on section Uploading media. [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] AllowGroupBy [Description]

Output: Determines whether this column can be dragged into the GroupByBox to become a GroupBy column. The Default is resolved to True.


Input: [Name] AllowRowFiltering [Description]

Output: Set this to False to explicitly disable row filtering on this column.


Input: [Name] AllowRowSummaries [Description]

Output: Indicates whether to allow the user to be able to specify a summary for this column.


Input: [Name] AutoCompleteMode [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the mode for automatic completion of text typed in the edit portion.


Input: [Name] AutoCompleteModeResolved [Description]

Output: Returns the resolved value of the AutoCompleteMode property.


Input: [Name] AutoSizeEdit [Description]

Output: Determines if the column will allow auto-expanding pop-up edit windows.


Input: [Name] AutoSizeMode [Description]

Output: Specifies column autosizing mode. If UltraGridOverride.AllowColSizing is set to None, then this is ignored.


Input: [Name] AutoSuggestFilterMode [Description]

Output: Gets/sets a value which determines the the filtering criteria for items which appear in the dropdown that is displayed when the AutoCompleteMode property is set to 'Suggest' or 'SuggestAppend'.


Input: [Name] AutoSuggestFilterModeResolved [Description]

Output: Returns the resolved value of the AutoSuggestFilterMode property.


Input: [Name] Band [Description]

Output: Returns the associated Band object.


Input: [Name] ButtonDisplayStyle [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines how cell buttons are displayed for a column's cells.


Input: [Name] Case [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the case to use when editing or displaying column text.


Input: [Name] CellActivation [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines how an object will behave when it is activated.


Input: [Name] CellAppearance [Description]

Output: Determines the formatting attributes that will be applied to the cells in a band or the grid. T:Infragistics.Win.Appearance


Input: [Name] CellButtonAppearance [Description]

Output: Determines the formatting attributes that will be applied to the buttons in the cells of this column.