Input: [Functoid Section] Expressions [Functoid Name] Arithmetic Expression [Description]

Output: No we haven’t lost our Addition or Subtraction functionality! Many functoids that you would have found in the BizTalk 2010 Mathematical Functoids section have been consolidated in the Arithmetic Expression operation.


Input: [Functoid Section] Expressions [Functoid Name] Logical Expression [Description]

Output: Similar to the Arithmetic Expressions, these have now been consolidated and can be found within a single Expression including >, <, >=, <=, ==, !=, Logical Negation, Conditional ADD and Conditional OR


Input: [Functoid Section] Expressions [Functoid Name] If-Then-Else [Description]

Output: A much anticipated operation! BizTalk developers have been wanting a If-Then-Else functoid in BizTalk for many years. If a condition has been evaluated to True then we can provide a particular value. Otherwise we can provide different value when the condition has not been satisfied.


Input: [Functoid Section] List Operations [Functoid Name] All of them [Description]

Output: Complete new functionality provides us with the ability to manipulate Lists within a map. Functionality includes creating a list, adding an item to the list, selecting a unique group, selecting a value, selecting entries, getting items, and ordering the list. Wow! Will be interesting to see how this progresses.


Input: [Functoid Section] Date/Time Operations [Functoid Name] DateTime Reformat [Description]

Output: This one should be useful. I am constantly re-formatting dates when integrating with SAP. Usually this formatting winds up in a Helper assembly which tends to be overkill for what really needs to take place.


Input: [Functoid Section] Misc Operations [Functoid Name] Data Lookup [Description]

Output: This one is interesting. It allows us to access data from SQL Azure within a transform at runtime.


Input: [Functoid Section] Misc Operations [Functoid Name] Generate ID [Description]

Output: This functoid will generate a GUID. It is the equivalent of calling the GUID.NewGuid method in .Net.


Input: [Functoid Section] Misc Operations [Functoid Name] Get Context Property [Description]

Output: Another useful operation! This operation allows us to retrieve a value from context. This is something that just isn’t possible in BizTalk.


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.ApiConfig ApiConfig encapsulates one or more configuration parameters scoped to an individual API call. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.ApiDeadlineExceededException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.ApiProxyException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.ApiResultFuture A subtype of Future that provides more detailed information about the timing and resource consumption of particular API calls. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static interface

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.ApplicationException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.ArgumentException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.CallNotFoundException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.CancelledException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.CapabilityDisabledException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.Delegate This interface can be used to provide a class that actually implements API calls. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static interface

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.Environment Environment is a simple data container that provides additional information about the current request (e.g. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static interface

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.EnvironmentFactory Used to create an Environment object to use if no thread local Environment is set. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static interface

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.FeatureNotEnabledException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.LogRecord LogRecord represents a single apphosting log entry, including a Java-specific logging level, a timestamp in microseconds, and a message a formatted string containing the rest of the logging information (e.g. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.OverQuotaException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.RequestTooLargeException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.ResponseTooLargeException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.RPCFailedException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] ApiProxy.UnknownException [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Attribute] id [Description] Unique id of the customer. Read-Only [Type]

Output: number

Help Desk API for Developers | Freshdesk


Input: [Attribute] name [Description] Name of the customer. Mandatory [Type]

Output: string

Help Desk API for Developers | Freshdesk


Input: [Attribute] description [Description] Description of the customer. [Type]

Output: string

Help Desk API for Developers | Freshdesk


Input: [Attribute] domains [Description] Domains of the company. Email addresses of contacts that contain this domain will be associated with that company automatically. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Attribute] note [Description] Any specific note about the customer. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Attribute] sla-policy-id [Description] ID of the SLA associated with the contact. [Type]

Output: number

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Input: [Attribute] custom_field [Description] Key value pair of custom field name and value. Read more here. [Type]

Output: dictionary

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Input: [Attribute] cust-identifier [Description] Internal usage. Read-Only [Type]

Output: number

Help Desk API for Developers | Freshdesk


Input: [Answer] To select a cell with a hyperlink without actually activating that link, click outside the cell, and then use one of the arrow keys to navigate to the cell. You can also press CTRL and then click the cell. Or, click on the hyperlink and hold for about two seconds. When you see the hand icon change to a white plus icon, let go of the mouse. [See for yourself] Video: Selecting hyperlinked cells [Question]

Output: How can I select a cell that contains a hyperlink without suddenly jumping to the link destination?

Hyperlinks in Excel: Hot or not? (videos) - Office Blogs


Input: [Answer] Excel 2010 has two new menu items that can help you remove multiple hyperlinks at once: Remove Hyperlinks (note the plural!) and Clear Hyperlinks. These commands allow you to instantly clean up a whole list of links. If you’re using an ancient version of Excel, Bill shows you how to use a macro instead. Bonus: Learn how to stop Excel from automatically creating hyperlinks as you type. [See for yourself] Video: Get rid of hyperlinks [Question]

Output: How do I remove one or more hyperlinks? How do I turn off the automatic creation of hyperlinks?

Hyperlinks in Excel: Hot or not? (videos) - Office Blogs


Input: [Answer] In this scenario, you must convert the text into actual hyperlinks. If you just have a few links to convert, press F2 to edit the cell, and then press ENTER. If you need to fix a huge list of links, you can use the HYPERLINK function. [See for yourself] Video: Hyperlinks aren’t hot [Question]

Output: What do I do when I paste a column of URLs into Excel but none of the links are hot?

Hyperlinks in Excel: Hot or not? (videos) - Office Blogs


Input: [Answer] You can use a simple macro to automatically extract URLs (e.g., http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx) from friendly names (e.g., Microsoft web site). [See for yourself] Video: Show URLs instead of friendly names in pasted text [Question]

Output: I pasted a large number of links from a web page into Excel, but I only see the display name. How can I show URLs instead of friendly names?

Hyperlinks in Excel: Hot or not? (videos) - Office Blogs


Input: [Answer] If you just have a few links to create, you can use the Insert Hyperlink command. If you need to deal with a whole bunch of hyperlinks, again, consider the HYPERLINK function. Bonus: Watch Bill take columns that contain bits of a URL and join them into a single URL for use with the HYPERLINK function. [See for yourself] Video: Insert Hyperlink vs. =HYPERLINK [Question]

Output: When should I use the HYPERLINK function instead of the Insert Hyperlink command? What’s the diff, anyway?

Hyperlinks in Excel: Hot or not? (videos) - Office Blogs


Input: [Answer] Say that you have first names in column A and last names in column B. You can combine the ampersand symbol (&) and the HYPERLINK function to build email addresses. When you click the link, your e-mail program automatically starts and creates an e-mail message with the correct address in the To box. [See for yourself] Video: Create a mailto hyperlink [Question]

Output: How can I create email links from the text in several different columns?

Hyperlinks in Excel: Hot or not? (videos) - Office Blogs


Input: [Interface] BugAnnotation [Description]

Output: An object providing context information about a particular BugInstance.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] BugReporter [Description]

Output: Generic interface for bug reporter objects.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] BugReporterObserver [Description]

Output: Observer to determine when a BugReporter reports a bug.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] Detector [Description]

Output: The interface which all bug pattern detectors must implement.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] Detector2 [Description]

Output: Detector interface for new bytecode-framework-neutral architecture.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] DetectorFactoryChooser [Description]

Output: Predicate for choosing DetectorFactory objects.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] DiscoverSourceDirectories.Progress [Description]

Output: Progress callback interface for reporting the progress of source directory discovery.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] ExitCodes [Description]

Output: Flags returned in the process exit code returned when the FindBugs text UI is invoked with the -exitcode command line argument.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] FindBugsProgress [Description]

Output: A callback that may be installed in a FindBugs instance to asynchronously keep track of its progress.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] FirstPassDetector [Description]

Output: A Detector that can be run in the first pass.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IClassScreener [Description]

Output: Screen class files to decide which subset of them to analyze.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IFindBugsEngine [Description]

Output: Interface for a FindBugs engine class.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IGuiCallback [Description]

Output: Interface for any kind of GUI attached to the current FindBug analysis

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] InstructionScanner [Description]

Output: A scanner for implementing a state machine over a sequence of instructions and control edges.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] InstructionScannerGenerator [Description]

Output: Class for generating InstructionScanners at particular instructions of a path.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] InterproceduralFirstPassDetector [Description]

Output: Detector implementing a slow first pass to collect interprocedural properties for a later detector pass.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] NonReportingDetector [Description]

Output: A Detector which does not report warnings.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] StatelessDetector [Description]

Output: is a marker interface for detectors that don't save state from one class file to the next.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] TrainingDetector [Description]

Output: Interface to mark Detector classes which are used only as a training pass.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] UseAnnotationDatabase [Description]

Output: A marker interface for detectors which use an AnnotationDatabase.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] XMLWriteableWithMessages [Description]

Output: Write an object to XMLOutput while optionally adding descriptive messages.

edu.umd.cs.findbugs (FindBugs 3.0.1 API)

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Input: [Activity] _____ [1] 1. [2]

Output: An options contract to hedge possible future price changes of inventory.

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Input: [Activity] _____ [1] 2. [2]

Output: A futures contract to hedge exposure to interest rate changes prior to replacing bank notes when they mature.

Intermediate Accounting 6th Edition Solutions | Chegg.com


Input: [Activity] _____ [1] 3. [2]

Output: An interest rate swap to synthetically convert floating rate debt into fixed rate debt.

Intermediate Accounting 6th Edition Solutions | Chegg.com


Input: [Activity] _____ [1] 4. [2]

Output: An interest rate swap to synthetically convert fixed rate debt into floating rate debt.

Intermediate Accounting 6th Edition Solutions | Chegg.com


Input: [Activity] _____ [1] 5. [2]

Output: A futures contract to hedge possible future price changes of timber covered by a firm commitment to sell.

Intermediate Accounting 6th Edition Solutions | Chegg.com


Input: [Activity] _____ [1] 6. [2]

Output: A futures contract to hedge possible future price changes of a forecasted sale of tin.

Intermediate Accounting 6th Edition Solutions | Chegg.com


Input: [Activity] _____ [1] 7. [2]

Output: ExxonMobil's net investment in a Kuwait oil field.

Intermediate Accounting 6th Edition Solutions | Chegg.com


Input: [Activity] _____ [1] 8. [2]

Output: An interest rate swap to synthetically convert floating rate interest on a stock investment into fixed rate interest.

Intermediate Accounting 6th Edition Solutions | Chegg.com


Input: [Activity] _____ [1] 9. [2]

Output: An interest rate swap to synthetically convert fixed rate interest on a held-to-maturity debt investment into floating rate interest.

Intermediate Accounting 6th Edition Solutions | Chegg.com


Input: [Activity] _____ [1] 10. [2]

Output: An interest rate swap to synthetically convert floating rate interest on a held-to-maturity debt investment into fixed rate interest.

Intermediate Accounting 6th Edition Solutions | Chegg.com


Input: [Activity] _____ [1] 11. [2]

Output: An interest rate swap to synthetically convert fixed rate interest on a stock investment into floating rate interest.

Intermediate Accounting 6th Edition Solutions | Chegg.com


Input: [Script] attach [Action name] attach [Extra info]

Output: when viewing attach screen of previous uploaded attachment: filename


Input: [Script] edit [Action name] edit [Extra info]

Output: when editing non-existing topic: (not exist)


Input: [Script] rdiff [Action name] rdiff [Extra info]

Output: higher and lower revision numbers: 4 3


Input: [Script] register [Action name] regstart [Extra info]

Output: WikiUserName, e-Mail address, LoginName?: user attempts to register


Input: [Script] register [Action name] register [Extra info]

Output: E-mail address: user successfully registers


Input: [Script] register [Action name] bulkregister [Extra info]

Output: WikiUserName of new, e-mail address, admin ID


Input: [Script] manage [Action name] rename [Extra info]

Output: when moving topic: moved to Newweb.NewTopic


Input: [Script] manage [Action name] move [Extra info]

Output: when moving attachment: Attachment filename moved to Newweb.NewTopic


Input: [Script] manage [Action name] renameweb [Extra info]

Output: when renaming a web: oldweb moved to newweb


Input: [Script] save [Action name] save [Extra info]

Output: when replacing existing revision: repRev 3 when user checks the minor changes box: dontNotify when user changes attributes to an exising attachment: filename.ext


Input: [Script] save [Action name] cmd [Extra info]

Output: special admin parameter used when saving


Input: [Script] search [Action name] search [Extra info]

Output: search string


Input: [Script] upload [Action name] upload [Extra info]

Output: filename


Input: [Script] view [Action name] view [Extra info]

Output: when viewing non-existing topic: (not exist) when viewing previous topic revision: r3


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

Output: Amazon Item ID

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


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

Output: URL to the Items Details Page

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] SalesRank [Type] int [Description]

Output: Sales Rank for the Item

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] SmallImage [Type] ZendServiceAmazonImage [Description]

Output: Small Image of the Item

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] MediumImage [Type] ZendServiceAmazonImage [Description]

Output: Medium Image of the Item

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] LargeImage [Type] ZendServiceAmazonImage [Description]

Output: Large Image of the Item

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] Subjects [Type] array [Description]

Output: Item Subjects

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] Offers [Type] ZendServiceAmazonOfferSet [Description]

Output: Offer Summary and Offers for the Item

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] CustomerReviews [Type] array [Description]

Output: Customer reviews represented as an array of ZendServiceAmazonCustomerReview objects

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] EditorialReviews [Type] array [Description]

Output: Editorial reviews represented as an array of ZendServiceAmazonEditorialReview objects

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] SimilarProducts [Type] array [Description]

Output: Similar Products represented as an array of ZendServiceAmazonSimilarProduct objects

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] Accessories [Type] array [Description]

Output: Accessories for the item represented as an array of ZendServiceAmazonAccessories objects

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] Tracks [Type] array [Description]

Output: An array of track numbers and names for Music CDs and DVDs

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Name] ListmaniaLists [Type] array [Description]

Output: Item related Listmania Lists as an array of ZendServiceAmazonListmaniaList objects

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


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

Output: Item Promotional Tag

ZendService\Amazon — Zend Framework 2 2.2.10 documentation - Zend Framework

ZendServiceAmazonItem Properties


Input: [Option] Add JARs [Description]

Output: Allows you to navigate the workbench hierarchy and select JAR files to add to the build path.

Libraries tab options:


Input: [Option] Add External JARs [Description]

Output: Allows you to navigate the file system (outside the workbench) and select JAR files to add to the build path.

Libraries tab options:


Input: [Option] Add Variable [Description]

Output: Allows you to add classpath variables to the build path. Classpath variables are an indirection to JARs with the benefit of avoiding local file system paths in a classpath. This is needed when projects are shared in a team. Variables can be created and edited in the Java > Build Path > Classpath Variables preference page.

Libraries tab options:


Input: [Option] Add Library [Description]

Output: Allows to add a predefined libraries like the JRE System Library. Such libraries can stand for an arbitrary number of entries (visible as children node of the library node)

Libraries tab options:


Input: [Option] Add Class Folder [Description]

Output: Allows to navigate the workbench hierarchy and select a class folder for the build path. The selection dialog also allows you to create a new folder.

Libraries tab options:


Input: [Option] Add External Class Folder [Description]

Output: Allows to navigate the file system (outside the workbench) and select a class folder for the build path. The selection dialog also allows you to create a new folder.

Libraries tab options:


Input: [Option] Edit [Description]

Output: Allows you to modify the currently selected library entry or entry attribute

Libraries tab options:


Input: [Option] Remove [Description]

Output: Removes the selected element from the build path. This does not delete the resource.

Libraries tab options:


Input: [Option] Migrate JAR File [Description]

Output: Migrate a JAR on the build path to a newer version. If the newer version contains refactoring scripts the refactoring stored in the script will be executed.

Libraries tab options:


Input: [type] array, function [default] [ ] [description] The data source to query against. May be an array of strings or a function. The function is passed two arguments, the query value in the input field and the process callback. The function may be used synchronously by returning the data source directly or asynchronously via the process callback's single argument. [Name]

Output: source


Input: [type] number [default] 8 [description] The max number of items to display in the dropdown. [Name]

Output: items


Input: [type] number [default] 1 [description] The minimum character length needed before triggering autocomplete suggestions [Name]

Output: minLength


Input: [type] function [default] case insensitive [description] The method used to determine if a query matches an item. Accepts a single argument, the item against which to test the query. Access the current query with this.query. Return a boolean true if query is a match. [Name]

Output: matcher


Input: [type] function [default] exact match, case sensitive, case insensitive [description] Method used to sort autocomplete results. Accepts a single argument items and has the scope of the typeahead instance. Reference the current query with this.query. [Name]

Output: sorter


Input: [type] function [default] highlights all default matches [description] Method used to highlight autocomplete results. Accepts a single argument item and has the scope of the typeahead instance. Should return html. [Name]

Output: highlighter


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_SCHEDULES [Description]

Output: These views show all schedules.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_PROGRAMS [Description]

Output: These views show all programs.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_PROGRAM_ARGS [Description]

Output: These views show all arguments defined for all programs as well as the default values if they exist.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_JOBS [Description]

Output: These views show all jobs, enabled as well as disabled.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_RUNNING_CHAINS [Description]

Output: These views show all chains that are running.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_CHAIN_STEPS [Description]

Output: These views show all steps for all chains.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_CHAINS [Description]

Output: These views show all chains.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_CHAIN_RULES [Description]

Output: These views show all rules for all chains.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_GLOBAL_ATTRIBUTE [Description]

Output: These views show the current values of Scheduler attributes.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_JOB_ARGS [Description]

Output: These views show all set argument values for all jobs.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_JOB_CLASSES [Description]

Output: These views show all job classes.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_WINDOWS [Description]

Output: These views show all windows.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_JOB_RUN_DETAILS [Description]

Output: These views show all completed (failed or successful) job runs.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_WINDOW_GROUPS [Description]

Output: These views show all window groups.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_WINGROUP_MEMBERS [Description]

Output: These views show the members of all window groups, one row for each group member.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_RUNNING_JOBS [Description]

Output: These views show state information on all jobs that are currently being run.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_JOB_LOG [Description]

Output: These views show all state changes made to jobs.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_WINDOW_LOG [Description]

Output: These views show all state changes made to windows.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_WINDOW_DETAILS [Description]

Output: These views show all completed window runs.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_CREDENTIALS [Description]

Output: These views show all credentials.


Input: [View] *_SCHEDULER_JOB_ROLES [Description]

Output: These views show all jobs by Oracle Data Guard database role.


Input: [ARGUMENT] METRICS_ID [TYPE] BINARY_INTEGER [IN / OUT]

Output: IN


Input: [ARGUMENT] WARNING_OPERATOR [TYPE] BINARY_INTEGER [IN / OUT]

Output: OUT


Input: [ARGUMENT] WARNING_VALUE [TYPE] VARCHAR2 [IN / OUT]

Output: OUT


Input: [ARGUMENT] CRITICAL_OPERATOR [TYPE] BINARY_INTEGER [IN / OUT]

Output: OUT


Input: [ARGUMENT] CRITICAL_VALUE [TYPE] VARCHAR2 [IN / OUT]

Output: OUT


Input: [ARGUMENT] OBSERVATION_PERIOD [TYPE] BINARY_INTEGER [IN / OUT]

Output: OUT


Input: [ARGUMENT] CONSECUTIVE_OCCURRENCES [TYPE] BINARY_INTEGER [IN / OUT]

Output: OUT


Input: [ARGUMENT] INSTANCE_NAME [TYPE] VACRHAR2 [IN / OUT]

Output: IN


Input: [ARGUMENT] OBJECT_TYPE [TYPE] BINARY_INTEGER [IN / OUT]

Output: IN


Input: [ARGUMENT] OBJECT_NAME [TYPE] VARCHAR2 [IN / OUT]

Output: IN


Input: [Format] Number [Description] The unique reference number by which each urn is known [Field name]

Output: Urn Number


Input: [Format] True/False [Description] Was the find made of metal [Field name]

Output: Metallic


Input: [Format] True/False [Description] Was the find made of flint, crystal or other stone [Field name]

Output: Lithic


Input: [Format] True/False [Description] Was the find made of glass [Field name]

Output: Glass


Input: [Format] True/False [Description] Was the find organic [Field name]

Output: Organic


Input: [Format] True/False [Description] Was the find made of fired clay [Field name]

Output: Ceramic


Input: [Format] Text 15 [Description] The type of metal [Terms used] Composite Copper Alloy Iron Lead Silver [Field name]

Output: Metal type


Input: [Format] True/False [Description] Was a metallic object gilded [Field name]

Output: Gilded


Input: [Format] True/False [Description] Was a metallic object silvered [Field name]

Output: Silvered


Input: [Format] Text 15 [Description] The type of material a lithic object was made from [Terms used] Amber Chalk Crystal Flint Fossil Garnet Igneous Jet Limestone Opus signinum Quartz Quartzite Sandstone Silica frit Slag Slate Stone [Field name]

Output: Lithic type


Input: [Format] Text 12 [Description] The colour of glass, as selected from table GlassLUT [Terms used] Bichrome Black Blue Brown Clear Green Green/grey Polychrome Red Terracotta Turquoise White Yellow [Field name]

Output: Glass colour


Input: [Format] Text 5 [Description] The density of the glass colour [Terms used] Dark Mid Pale [Field name]

Output: Glass colour density


Input: [Format] Text 15 [Description] The clarity or opacity of the glass [Terms used] Opaque Translucent Transparent [Field name]

Output: Glass clarity


Input: [Format] Text 15 [Description] The number of colours, where more than one is present [Terms used] Bichrome Monochrome Polychrome [Field name]

Output: Glass monopoly


Input: [Format] Text 15 [Description] The object material that had recently formed part of a living organism. [Terms used] Bone/Antler Charcoal Coral Cowrie Ivory [Field name]

Output: Organic type


Input: [Format] Number [Description] Width of object in millimetres [Field name]

Output: Width


Input: [Format] Number [Description] Length of object in millimetres [Field name]

Output: Length


Input: [Format] Number [Description] Maximum thickness of object in millimetres [Field name]

Output: Thickness max


Input: [Format] Number [Description] Minimum thickness of object in millimetres [Field name]

Output: Thickness min


Input: [Format] Number [Description] Mass (weight) in grammes [Field name]

Output: Mass


Input: [Format] Number [Description] Number of teeth in a comb, per centimetre [Field name]

Output: Tooth pitch


Input: [Format] Text 32 [Description] Shape of a bead, selected from table BeadShapeLUT [Terms used] Annular Barrel Biconical Biconvex Bun Conical Cube Cylinder, long Cylinder, polygon Cylinder, short Cylinder, square Disc Drum Egg Facetted Globular Irregular Lobed Melon Nicked Oblate Plano-convex Segmented Uncertain Unknown [Field name]

Output: Bead shape


Input: [Format] Number [Description] Outer diameter of a bead in millimetres [Field name]

Output: Bead OD


Input: [Format] Number [Description] Inner diameter of a bead in millimetres [Field name]

Output: Bead ID


Input: [Format] Number [Description] Length of a bead in millimetres [Field name]

Output: Bead length


Input: [DATA ELEMENT] Distributor Permit Number [FIELD LENGTH] 8 [FIELD TYPE] Character [DEFINITION]

Output: The unique permit number granted by the Comptroller's office to the distributor location


Input: [DATA ELEMENT] Manufacturer ID Number [FIELD LENGTH] 4 [FIELD TYPE] Numeric [DEFINITION]

Output: The unique number assigned by the Texas Department of Insurance or the Federal Government


Input: [DATA ELEMENT] Brand ID Number [FIELD LENGTH] 4 [FIELD TYPE] Numeric [DEFINITION]

Output: The unique 4-digit number assigned to a brand by the Comptroller's office


Input: [DATA ELEMENT] Number of 20 Packs Stamped [FIELD LENGTH] 11 [FIELD TYPE] Numeric [DEFINITION]

Output: Number of 20-count cigarette packs stamped from NSMs or SPMs


Input: [DATA ELEMENT] Number of 25 Packs Stamped [FIELD LENGTH] 11 [FIELD TYPE] Numeric [DEFINITION]

Output: Number of 25-count cigarette packs stamped from NSMs or SPMs


Input: [DATA ELEMENT] Number of 20 Packs Exempt [FIELD LENGTH] 11 [FIELD TYPE] Numeric [DEFINITION]

Output: Number of 20-count cigarette packs exempted from stamping and fee


Input: [DATA ELEMENT] Number of 25 Packs Exempt [FIELD LENGTH] 11 [FIELD TYPE] Numeric [DEFINITION]

Output: Number of 25-count cigarette packs exempted from stamping and fee


Input: [DATA ELEMENT] RYO Weight Sold [FIELD LENGTH] 11 [FIELD TYPE] Numeric [DEFINITION]

Output: Total weight in ounces of RYO Tobacco from NSMs or SPMs


Input: [DATA ELEMENT] RYO Weight Exempt [FIELD LENGTH] 11 [FIELD TYPE] Numeric [DEFINITION]

Output: Total weight in ounces of RYO from NSMs or SPMs exempted from tax and fee


Input: [Attribute] files [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Space separated list of files to retrieve


Input: [Attribute] folder [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: The repository folder


Input: [Attribute] localfolder [Required] No [Description]

Output: Path to the folder on the local file system


Input: [Attribute] port [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Port StarTeam server is using


Input: [Attribute] project [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: StarTeam project


Input: [Attribute] server [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Hostname for StarTeam server


Input: [Attribute] view [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: StarTeam view


Input: [Parameter] Block Spam (Content Check) [Value]

Output: If reject, posts identified as spam will be completly denied. If review, the posts will be submitted and saved as an unpublished entry. If disabled no check is done

Phoca Guestbook Options (Parameters - since Joomla! 3)


Input: [Parameter] Akismet Spam Protection [Value]

Output: Sends all data of a new geustbook entry to the Akismet Webservice to check for possible spam

Phoca Guestbook Options (Parameters - since Joomla! 3)


Input: [Parameter] Akismet API Key [Value]

Output: Set Akismet API Key which is needed to use the Akismet-Spam-Protection service. Get yours at https://akismet.com/signup/#free

Phoca Guestbook Options (Parameters - since Joomla! 3)


Input: [Parameter] Akismet URL [Value]

Output: The main URL of your website. Is required for the correct performance of Akismet (URL must include http:// prefix)

Phoca Guestbook Options (Parameters - since Joomla! 3)


Input: [Parameter] Enable mollom (content Check) [Value]

Output: Sends all data of a new geustbook entry to the Mollom Webservice to check for possible spam

Phoca Guestbook Options (Parameters - since Joomla! 3)


Input: [Parameter] Mollom public key [Value]

Output: The public key from mollom (used for content check and captcha!)

Phoca Guestbook Options (Parameters - since Joomla! 3)


Input: [Parameter] Mollom private key [Value]

Output: The private key from mollom (used for content check and captcha!)

Phoca Guestbook Options (Parameters - since Joomla! 3)


Input: [Name] Academy: Tic-Tac-Toe [Input type(s)] Player name [Description] Has an UCS-2 player name. It's unlikely this can be exploited, seems to crash /w out-of-bounds array-index. [Status]


Input: [Name] Advanced Circuits [Input type(s)] Profile names [Description] Save slots are obfuscated, the algorithm is understood for all but the first save slot. The checksum calculation is unknown. [Status]

Output: Started


Input: [Name] Arcade Bowling [Input type(s)] High-Scores [Description] The checksum seemed to be identical to arcade hoops, but when save modification was attempted the game appeared to reset the high-scores? [Status]


Input: [Name] Art Academy: First Semester [Input type(s)] None? [Description] Has some ASCII strings in savedata, but they seem to be from the game binary not user input? [Status]


Input: [Name] Bejeweled Twist [Input type(s)] High-scores [Description] Checksum is unknown, save has ASCII strings. [Status]


Input: [Name] Bounce & Break [Input type(s)] High-scores [Description] Has ASCII high-scores. It's unlikely this can be exploited, seems to crash /w out-of-bounds array-index. [Status]

Output: Started


Input: [Name] Card games [Input type(s)] Player name [Description] Has ASCII player names, checksum is unknown. [Status]


Input: [Name] Chess Challenge [Input type(s)] Profile names [Description] Has ASCII strings. It's unlikely this can be exploited, seems to crash /w out-of-bounds array-index. [Status]


Input: [Name] Crazy Sudoku [Input type(s)] Player name [Description] Has ASCII strings for player name. [Status]


Input: [Name] Crystal Monsters [Input type(s)] Player name [Description] Has ASCII player name. Not sure if this can be exploited somehow, it crashes /w array-index out-of-bounds fail. [Status]

Output: Started


Input: [Name] Elemental Masters [Input type(s)] Player name? [Description] Has ASCII strings but the checksum is unknown. [Status]


Input: [Name] Faceez [Input type(s)] Player name? [Description] Has ASCII string but the checksum is unknown. [Status]


Input: [Name] Field Runners [Input type(s)] High-Scores [Description] The xml .plist the game uses for storing savedata contains high-scores strings. [Status]

Output: Started


Input: [Name] Guitar Rock Tour [Input type(s)] High-Scores [Description] Has ASCII high-scores. [Status]

Output: Started


Input: [Name] Legends of Exidia [Input type(s)] Player name [Description] Has ASCII player name. [Status]

Output: Started


Input: [Name] Lets golf [Input type(s)] Player name [Description] Has ASCII player name checksum is unknown. [Status]


Input: [Name] Mixed Messages [Input type(s)] Player name and other text [Description] Uses ASCII for player name and other text input, but the checksum is unknown. [Status]


Input: [Name] Number Battle [Input type(s)] Player name [Description] Uses ASCII strings, the value of each char is - 0x20 of the actual ASCII value. The checksum is unknown. [Status]


Input: [Name] Pop Superstar: Road to celebrity [Input type(s)] Player name [Description] Has ASCII strings. [Status]


Input: [Name] UNO [Input type(s)] Player name and high-scores [Description] Has ASCII text. It's unlikely this can be exploited, seems to crash /w out-of-bounds array-index. [Status]

Output: Started


Input: [Comment] The text to encode [Default] "R.T.F.M." [%Barcode% Parameter]

Output: text


Input: [Comment] Size of whitespace before & after barcode [Default] 5 [%Barcode% Parameter]

Output: padding


Input: [Comment] Height of barcode. Set to "0" for minimum size. Must be at least 15% of the width of the final barcode. [Default] 0 [%Barcode% Parameter]

Output: height


Input: [Comment] How many pixels for the smallest barcode stripe [Default] 2 [%Barcode% Parameter]

Output: scale


Input: [Comment] Size of the black border around the barcode [Default] 0 [%Barcode% Parameter]

Output: border


Input: [Comment] Font for the text at the bottom. Font may be one of the following: "giant", "large", "medium", "small", or "tiny". Or, it may be any valid GD font name, such as "gdMediumFont". [Default] "medium" [%Barcode% Parameter]

Output: font


Input: [Comment] Align the text ("left", "right", or "center") [Default] "center" [%Barcode% Parameter]

Output: font_align


Input: [Comment] 0/1: use transparent background for text? [Default] 1 - Transparent [%Barcode% Parameter]

Output: transparent_text


Input: [Comment] 0/1: Show text under the barcode [Default] 1 - Text is shown [%Barcode% Parameter]

Output: show_text


Input: [Comment] 0/1: Swap upper and lower case for Cue Cat [Default] 0 - No swap [%Barcode% Parameter]

Output: cue_cat


Input: [File/Directory] app/ [Purpose]

Output: Core application (app) code, including models, views, controllers, and helpers

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Input: [File/Directory] config/ [Purpose]

Output: Application configuration

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Input: [File/Directory] db/ [Purpose]

Output: Files to manipulate the database

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Input: [File/Directory] doc/ [Purpose]

Output: Documentation for the application

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Input: [File/Directory] lib/ [Purpose]

Output: Library modules

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Input: [File/Directory] log/ [Purpose]

Output: Application log files

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Input: [File/Directory] public/ [Purpose]

Output: Data accessible to the public (e.g., web browsers), such as images and cascading style sheets (CSS)

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Input: [File/Directory] script/rails [Purpose]

Output: A script provided by Rails for generating code, opening console sessions, or starting a local web server

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Input: [File/Directory] test/ [Purpose]

Output: Application tests (made obsolete by the spec/ directory in Section 3.1.2)

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Input: [File/Directory] tmp/ [Purpose]

Output: Temporary files

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Input: [File/Directory] vendor/ [Purpose]

Output: Third-party code such as plugins and gems

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Input: [File/Directory] README [Purpose]

Output: A brief description of the application

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Input: [File/Directory] Rakefile [Purpose]

Output: Utility tasks available via the rake command

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Input: [File/Directory] Gemfile [Purpose]

Output: Gem requirements for this app

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Input: [File/Directory] config.ru [Purpose]

Output: A configuration file for Rack middleware

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Input: [File/Directory] .gitignore [Purpose]

Output: Patterns for files that should be ignored by Git

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Input: [Request Parameter] key [Example Request Data] A valid key string [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: A unique key to authorize use of the Static Map Service. If a key is needed, please visit the MapQuest Developer Network.

MapQuest Platform Web Services : Open Static Map Service


Input: [Request Parameter] center [Example Request Data] 40.039401,-76.307078 [Required] Yes, if the bestfit parameter is not present and no POIs are present [Description]

Output: A center point for the map image.

MapQuest Platform Web Services : Open Static Map Service


Input: [Request Parameter] bestfit [Example Request Data] 40.063175,-76.734664,39.960338,-76.306892 [Required] Yes, if the center parameter is not present and no POIs are present Note: bestfit will override center [Description]

Output: If a center point is not desired, a bounding box can be used to specify the area of the map to be shown. This parameter takes a latitude/longitude pair as an upper left corner bound and one for the lower right. It then creates a map based on those bounds given.

MapQuest Platform Web Services : Open Static Map Service


Input: [Request Parameter] margin [Example Request Data] Default is 50. [Required] No [Description]

Output: In some cases when doing a bestfit, changing the margin can adjust the zoom level accordingly when you are out of the bounds of the map.

MapQuest Platform Web Services : Open Static Map Service


Input: [Request Parameter] size [Example Request Data] 400,200 [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Specifies the dimension of the map image requested. Note: Width and height values cannot be larger than 3840

MapQuest Platform Web Services : Open Static Map Service


Input: [Request Parameter] zoom [Example Request Data] A valid zoom integer. See Zoom to Scale Mapping for information on scales versus zoom levels. [Required] Yes, if the center parameter is present, the scale parameter is not present, and no POIs are present Note: zoom overrides scale [Description]

Output: Specifies zoom level for the map image.

MapQuest Platform Web Services : Open Static Map Service


Input: [Request Parameter] scale [Example Request Data] A valid scale integer. See Zoom to Scale Mapping for information on scales versus zoom levels. [Required] Yes, if the center parameter is present, the zoom parameter is not present, and no POIs are present [Description]

Output: Specifies display scale for map image.

MapQuest Platform Web Services : Open Static Map Service


Input: [Request Parameter] type [Example Request Data] map sat (Satellite) hyb (Hybrid) Default is "map" [Required] No [Description]

Output: Specifies map mode.

MapQuest Platform Web Services : Open Static Map Service


Input: [Request Parameter] imagetype [Example Request Data] jpeg jpg gif png Default is "jpg" [Required] No [Description]

Output: Specifies the output image format.

MapQuest Platform Web Services : Open Static Map Service


Input: [Request Parameter] pois [Example Request Data] pois=LABEL1,LAT1,LNG1,OFFX1,OFFY1|.... |LABELN,LATN,LNGN,OFFXN,OFFYN| [Required] Accepted values are: LABEL: Name of the icon to display. See the Static Map Standard Icons page for more detailed information. LAT: The latitude of the POI LNG: The longitude of the POI OFFX: An X coordinate offset number for the POI OFFY: A Y coordinate offset number for the POI Offsets are optional. [Description]

Output: Specifies a list of points of interests to add to the map.

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Input: [Provider] Abiquo [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] PCextreme AuroraCompute [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Azure Virtual machines [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Bluebox Blocks [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Brightbox [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] CloudFrames [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] CloudSigma (API v2.0) [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] CloudStack [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] DigitalOcean [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] no [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Dreamhost [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Amazon EC2 [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Amazon EC2 (ap-northeast-1) [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Amazon EC2 (ap-southeast-1) [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Amazon EC2 (ap-southeast-2) [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Amazon EC2 (eu-west-1) [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Amazon EC2 (sa-east-1) [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Amazon EC2 (us-west-1) [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Amazon EC2 (us-west-2) [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Enomaly Elastic Computing Platform [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] ElasticHosts [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] ElasticHosts (syd-y) [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] ElasticHosts (tor-p) [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] ElasticHosts (cn-1) [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] ElasticHosts (lon-p) [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] ElasticHosts (lon-b) [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] ElasticHosts (sat-p) [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] ElasticHosts (lax-p) [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] ElasticHosts (sjc-c) [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Eucalyptus [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Exoscale [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Gandi [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Google Compute Engine [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] GoGrid [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] HostVirtual [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] HP Public Cloud (Helion) [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] IBM SmartCloud Enterprise [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Ikoula [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Joyent [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Kili Public Cloud [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] KTUCloud [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Libvirt [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Linode [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] NephoScale [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Nimbus [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Ninefold [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] OpenNebula (v3.8) [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] OpenStack [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Opsource [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Outscale INC [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Outscale SAS [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] ProfitBricks [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

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Input: [Provider] Rackspace Cloud (Next Gen) [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

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Input: [Provider] Rackspace Cloud (First Gen) [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

Supported Providers — Apache Libcloud 0.14.0-dev documentation


Input: [Provider] RimuHosting [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

Supported Providers — Apache Libcloud 0.14.0-dev documentation


Input: [Provider] ServerLove [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

Supported Providers — Apache Libcloud 0.14.0-dev documentation


Input: [Provider] skalicloud [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

Supported Providers — Apache Libcloud 0.14.0-dev documentation


Input: [Provider] SoftLayer [list key pairs] yes [get key pair] yes [create key pair] yes [import public key from string] yes [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: yes

Supported Providers — Apache Libcloud 0.14.0-dev documentation


Input: [Provider] vCloud [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

Supported Providers — Apache Libcloud 0.14.0-dev documentation


Input: [Provider] VCL [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

Supported Providers — Apache Libcloud 0.14.0-dev documentation


Input: [Provider] Voxel VoxCLOUD [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

Supported Providers — Apache Libcloud 0.14.0-dev documentation


Input: [Provider] vps.net [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

Supported Providers — Apache Libcloud 0.14.0-dev documentation


Input: [Provider] VMware vSphere [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

Supported Providers — Apache Libcloud 0.14.0-dev documentation


Input: [Provider] Vultr [list key pairs] no [get key pair] no [create key pair] no [import public key from string] no [import public key from file] no [delete key pair]

Output: no

Supported Providers — Apache Libcloud 0.14.0-dev documentation


Input: [Asset Status Code] A [Asset Status Name]

Output: Active and identifiable


Input: [Asset Status Code] C [Asset Status Name]

Output: Active and non-accessible


Input: [Asset Status Code] N [Asset Status Name]

Output: Non-capital active


Input: [Asset Status Code] O [Asset Status Name]

Output: Non-capital retired


Input: [Asset Status Code] P [Asset Status Name]

Output: Under Repair


Input: [Asset Status Code] R [Asset Status Name]

Output: Retired


Input: [Asset Status Code] S [Asset Status Name]

Output: Surplus equipment


Input: [Asset Status Code] T [Asset Status Name]

Output: Storage


Input: [Asset Status Code] U [Asset Status Name]

Output: Under construction


Input: [Asset Status Code] Y [Asset Status Name]

Output: Non-capital reportable


Input: [Filename] !pizzadude.txt [Extension] txt [Type] text file [Options]

Output: view file

Wide awake font for Mac, Android, Windows | Font Cubes


Input: [Filename] wide awake.ttf [Extension] ttf [Type] true type font [Options]

Output: download all

Wide awake font for Mac, Android, Windows | Font Cubes


Input: [Filename] pizzadudedotdk.txt [Extension] txt [Type] text file [Options]

Output: view file

Wide awake font for Mac, Android, Windows | Font Cubes


Input: [Filename] wideawakeblack.ttf [Extension] ttf [Type] true type font [Options]

Output: download all

Wide awake font for Mac, Android, Windows | Font Cubes


Input: [Filename] wide awake black.ttf [Extension] ttf [Type] true type font [Options]

Output: download all

Wide awake font for Mac, Android, Windows | Font Cubes


Input: [Filename] wideawake.ttf [Extension] ttf [Type] true type font [Options]

Output: download all

Wide awake font for Mac, Android, Windows | Font Cubes


Input: [Model file] balAssign0.mod balAssign0.dat [Represents]

Output: Integer program for assignment of people to groups so that each group is “balanced” by various criteria

Logic Constraint Extensions: Examples | AMPL


Input: [Model file] balAssign1.mod balAssign1.dat [Represents]

Output: Constraint program for balanced assignment of people to groups, using the numberof operator

Logic Constraint Extensions: Examples | AMPL


Input: [Model file] mapColoring.mod [Represents]

Output: Model for map coloring using a not-equals constraint

Logic Constraint Extensions: Examples | AMPL


Input: [Model file] nQueens0.mod [Represents]

Output: Integer program for the n queens problem: put n queens on an n-by-n chessboard so that no queen is attacking any other queen

Logic Constraint Extensions: Examples | AMPL


Input: [Model file] nQueens.mod [Represents]

Output: Constraint program for the n queens problem, using the alldiff operator

Logic Constraint Extensions: Examples | AMPL


Input: [Model file] openShop.mod openShop.dat [Represents]

Output: Open-shop scheduling model using disjunctive constraints to avoid job and machine conflicts

Logic Constraint Extensions: Examples | AMPL


Input: [Model file] photo.mod photo9.dat, photo11.dat [Represents]

Output: Line up a group of people to maximize the number of adjacency preferences satisfied, modeling with alldiff, equivalence (<==>), and strict inequality (<)

Logic Constraint Extensions: Examples | AMPL


Input: [Model file] singleHoist.mod singleHoist3.dat singleHoist4.dat [Represents]

Output: Hoist scheduling model using disjunctive constraints

Logic Constraint Extensions: Examples | AMPL


Input: [Model file] sudoku.mod sudokuVeryEasy.dat sudokuHard.dat [Represents]

Output: Model to solve instances of the 3 x 3 Sudoku problem, using the alldiff operator

Logic Constraint Extensions: Examples | AMPL


Input: [Action] Startup from Mac OS X (regardless of Startup Disk Preference) [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Hold X during startup


Input: [Action] Bypass primary startup volume and seek a different startup volume (such as a CD or external disk) [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Hold Option-Command-Shift-Delete during startup


Input: [Action] Start up from a CD that has a system folder [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Hold C during startup


Input: [Action] Attempt to start up from a compatible network server (NetBoot) [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Hold N during startup


Input: [Action] Start up in FireWire Target Disk mode [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Hold T during startup


Input: [Action] Start up in Safe Boot mode to temporarily disable login items and non-essential kernel extensions [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Hold Shift during startup


Input: [Action] Start up in Verbose mode [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Hold Command-V during startup


Input: [Action] Start up in Single-User mode [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Hold Command-S during startup


Input: [New Identifier] StoreGroups [Old Identifier]

Output: StoreSubExpression


Input: [New Identifier] NamedGroup [Old Identifier]

Output: NamedSubExpression


Input: [New Identifier] MatchedText [Old Identifier]

Output: MatchedExpression


Input: [New Identifier] MatchedLength [Old Identifier]

Output: MatchedExpressionLength


Input: [New Identifier] MatchedOffset [Old Identifier]

Output: MatchedExpressionOffset


Input: [New Identifier] GroupCount [Old Identifier]

Output: SubExpressionCount


Input: [New Identifier] Groups [Old Identifier]

Output: SubExpressions


Input: [New Identifier] GroupLengths [Old Identifier]

Output: SubExpressionLengths


Input: [New Identifier] GroupOffsets [Old Identifier]

Output: SubExpressionOffsets


Input: [button] X [action] crouch, hold to go prone, roll as you run [button_2] L1 [action_3]

Output: aim gun

OCmodshop.com - Computers, video games, gadgets and nerd culture


Input: [button] O [action] reload [button_2] L2 [action_3]

Output: hold for item menu, don’t tap that, you can

OCmodshop.com - Computers, video games, gadgets and nerd culture


Input: [button] Square [action] change auto aim or manual aim (ha, wish someone would have told me) [button_2] D-pad [action_3]

Output: up and down to zoom in binos mode or in a scope

OCmodshop.com - Computers, video games, gadgets and nerd culture


Input: [button] Triangle [action] context command, aim down sight of gun [button_2] LS [action_3]

Output: move, press hard to run, press soft to walk

OCmodshop.com - Computers, video games, gadgets and nerd culture


Input: [button] R1 [action] shoot, melee if close to enemy, hold to grab enemy [button_2] RS [action_3]

Output: look

OCmodshop.com - Computers, video games, gadgets and nerd culture


Input: [button] R2 [action] hold for weapon menu, tap to quick change [button_2] Select [action_3]

Output: controls (wait a second!)

OCmodshop.com - Computers, video games, gadgets and nerd culture


Input: [button_2] Start [action_3]

Output: pause menu for all you ever need

OCmodshop.com - Computers, video games, gadgets and nerd culture


Input: [Num Bits] 1 [Benefits] Bucket points to subtable, not an actual entry. [Name]

Output: Subtable Bit

Back To Cacheline Tree Hash Tables - Rusty Russell's Coding Blog


Input: [Num Bits] Any [Benefits] Avoids lookups on hash collisions: each bit halves number of lookups. May avoid hash recalculation when pushing entries down into subtable. [Name]

Output: Extra Hash Bits

Back To Cacheline Tree Hash Tables - Rusty Russell's Coding Blog


Input: [Num Bits] 1 [Benefits] Indicates fewer/no Extra Hash Bits are valid. Otherwise we always need to rehash when we push entries down a sublevel, to fill in the Extra Hash bits. This way it can be done as required. [Name]

Output: Hash Truncated Bit

Back To Cacheline Tree Hash Tables - Rusty Russell's Coding Blog


Input: [Num Bits] log2(groupsize) [Benefits] Avoid rehashing on expanding a bucket to a subtable, for entries not going down to that subtable. Helps searching on collisions. [Name]

Output: Home Bucket

Back To Cacheline Tree Hash Tables - Rusty Russell's Coding Blog


Input: [Num Bits] 1 [Benefits] Alternative to above: avoids rehashing about 50% of buckets, and helps searching on collisions. [Name]

Output: In Home Bucket

Back To Cacheline Tree Hash Tables - Rusty Russell's Coding Blog


Input: [Num Bits] log2(groupsize) [Benefits] Indicate which subtable we belong to in a shared subtable. With one of the two above, avoids rehashing when splitting shared subtable. Helps searching to a lesser extent (only on shared subtable). [Name]

Output: Shared Bucket

Back To Cacheline Tree Hash Tables - Rusty Russell's Coding Blog


Input: [Num Bits] 1 [Benefits] Avoids reshuffle on delete, but may slow lookups a little. [Name]

Output: Deleted Bit

Back To Cacheline Tree Hash Tables - Rusty Russell's Coding Blog


Input: [Num Bits] 1 [Benefits] Indicates we should keep searching. Speeds lookups. [Name]

Output: Collision Bit

Back To Cacheline Tree Hash Tables - Rusty Russell's Coding Blog


Input: [Property] Name [Expects / Produces] Text [Use]

Output: Tags a widget with a name that is referenced in Studio. It is never displayed in the browser.

Number Formatter - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Property] Hidden [Expects / Produces] Boolean value (true or false). [Use]

Output: Determines whether the widget is hidden in the browser by default (same as Hide in Browser for standard widgets).

Number Formatter - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Property] Value [Expects / Produces] Any rational number. [Use]

Output: Defines the default value of the iBloc.

Number Formatter - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Property] Format [Expects / Produces] Selection (Plain text, Number, Currency, Percentage) [Use]

Output: Determines the format in which the iBloc's value should be displayed. Your selection in this field determines the relevancy of the remaining attributes.

Number Formatter - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Property] Decimal Places [Expects / Produces] 0 or any positive integer. [Use]

Output: Determines the number of decimal places that will appear in the displayed value. Not valid for the Plain text format.

Number Formatter - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Property] 1000's Separator [Expects / Produces] Selection (none, comma, period, space). [Use]

Output: Designates the separator that should be used to delimit sets of three digits when the displayed value exceeds 999. Not valid for the Plain text format.

Number Formatter - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Property] Decimal symbol [Expects / Produces] Selection (period or comma) [Use]

Output: Designates the symbol used to separate the decimal part of the displayed value. Not valid for the Plain text format.

Number Formatter - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Property] Prefix [Expects / Produces] Text (default is $). [Use]

Output: Designates the prefix that should be applied to the displayed value when the selected Format is Currency.

Number Formatter - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Property] Suffix [Expects / Produces] Text (default is null). [Use]

Output: Designates the suffix that should be applied to the displayed value when the selected Format is Currency.

Number Formatter - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Database] CUBRID [1] [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] no [RVE = RVE] yes [RVE BETWEEN] no [RVE < RVE]

Output: no

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] DB2 [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] no [RVE = RVE] yes [RVE BETWEEN] yes [RVE < RVE]

Output: yes

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] Derby [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] no [RVE = RVE] no [RVE BETWEEN] no [RVE < RVE]

Output: no

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] Firebird [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] no [RVE = RVE] no [RVE BETWEEN] no [RVE < RVE]

Output: no

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] H2 [2] [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] no [RVE = RVE] yes [RVE BETWEEN] yes [RVE < RVE]

Output: yes

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] HSQLDB [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] yes [RVE = RVE] yes [RVE BETWEEN] yes [RVE < RVE]

Output: yes

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] Ingres [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] yes [RVE = RVE] no [RVE BETWEEN] no [RVE < RVE]

Output: no

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] MySQL [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] no [RVE = RVE] yes [RVE BETWEEN] no [RVE < RVE]

Output: yes

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] Oracle [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] no [RVE = RVE] yes [RVE BETWEEN] no [RVE < RVE]

Output: no

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] Postgres [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] yes [RVE = RVE] yes [RVE BETWEEN] yes [RVE < RVE]

Output: yes

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] SQL Server [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] no [RVE = RVE] no [RVE BETWEEN] no [RVE < RVE]

Output: no

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] SQLite [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] no [RVE = RVE] no [RVE BETWEEN] no [RVE < RVE]

Output: no

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] Sybase ASE [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] no [RVE = RVE] no [RVE BETWEEN] no [RVE < RVE]

Output: no

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [Database] Sybase SQL Anywhere [BETWEEN SYMMETRIC] no [RVE = RVE] no [RVE BETWEEN] no [RVE < RVE]

Output: no

Row value expressions and the BETWEEN predicate | Java, SQL and jOOQ.


Input: [event / step] image / image_data [where it is] just after an image is uploaded / replaced [notes]

Output: allows post-processing of new images, e.g. watermarking

Improving TXP Image Management (Page 39) / Feature ideas / Textpattern CMS Support Forum


Input: [event / step] image / image_delete [where it is] just before images are deleted [notes]

Output: allows tidy up of any extra stuff done by plugins when images are batch-deleted

Improving TXP Image Management (Page 39) / Feature ideas / Textpattern CMS Support Forum


Input: [event / step] image_ui / extend_controls [where it is] just after the upload/search boxes (before the List view) [notes]

Output: add extra controls and image filters like lam_browse_by

Improving TXP Image Management (Page 39) / Feature ideas / Textpattern CMS Support Forum


Input: [event / step] image_ui / extend_detail_form [where it is] after the Caption in Edit view [notes]

Output: add any custom data to images

Improving TXP Image Management (Page 39) / Feature ideas / Textpattern CMS Support Forum


Input: [event / step] image_ui / thumbnail [where it is] the thumbnail in List view [notes]

Output: augment, alter or replace the thumbnail

Improving TXP Image Management (Page 39) / Feature ideas / Textpattern CMS Support Forum


Input: [event / step] image_ui / image_edit [where it is] the image and its upload form in Edit view [notes]

Output: augment, alter or replace the main image

Improving TXP Image Management (Page 39) / Feature ideas / Textpattern CMS Support Forum


Input: [event / step] image_ui / thumbnail_edit [where it is] the thumbnail and its upload form in Edit view [notes]

Output: augment, alter or replace the thumbnail

Improving TXP Image Management (Page 39) / Feature ideas / Textpattern CMS Support Forum


Input: [event / step] image_ui / thumbnail_create [where it is] the thumbnail’s width/height/crop tools in Edit view [notes]

Output: augment, alter or replace the thumbnail controls

Improving TXP Image Management (Page 39) / Feature ideas / Textpattern CMS Support Forum


Input: [Parameter] username [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 64 characters [Description]

Output: The customers new username

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] password [Required] Yes [Requirements] Please see the [SendGrid password requirements](/Classroom/Basics/password.html) [Description]

Output: New password of customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] confirm_password [Required] Yes [Requirements] Must match password parameter, must be at least 6 characters [Description]

Output: Confirm new password

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] email [Required] Yes [Requirements] Must be in email format, no more than 64 characters [Description]

Output: Email address of new customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] first_name [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 50 characters [Description]

Output: First name of new customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] last_name [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 50 characters [Description]

Output: Last name of new customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] address [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 100 characters [Description]

Output: Address of new customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] city [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 100 characters [Description]

Output: City of new customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] state [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 100 characters [Description]

Output: State of new customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] zip [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 50 characters [Description]

Output: Zip of new customer. This field is not validated for correct value. It’s up to developer to check for valid zip code.

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] country [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 100 characters [Description]

Output: Country of new customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] phone [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 50 characters [Description]

Output: Phone number of new customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] website [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 255 characters [Description]

Output: Website of new customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] company [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 255 characters [Description]

Output: Company of new customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] package [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 255 characters [Description]

Output: Name of the Package to assign to customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] whitelabel [Required] Yes [Requirements] No more than 255 characters [Description]

Output: The domain name for whitelabel

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] ip_group[] [Required] No [Requirements] No more than 255 characters for each ip_group name. It must belong to you. [Description]

Output: Name of the IP Group you wish to optionally add.

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] ip[] [Required] No [Requirements] Valid ip address that belongs to you. [Description]

Output: If package allows it, you can optionally add additional IP addresses.

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] free_user [Required] Maybe [Requirements] If the new customer is a free customer, you need to specify this parameter. Either true or false. [Description]

Output: Create a free customer

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Parameter] billing_date [Required] No [Requirements] If the new customer’s billing anniversary date is on a different date from the time you create the customer, you need to specify this parameter. Must be in YYYY-mm-dd format. This date must be within one billing cycle from the time you create this customer. (e.g. if they sign up on 2/28/11, then the latest date you can use is 3/28/11) [Description]

Output: If the new customer’s billing anniversary date is different from today (or when you execute this API call), you can specify the first billing anniversary date

Customer Management - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid


Input: [Option] container [Default] epiceditor [Description]

Output: The ID (string) or element (object) of the target container in which you want the editor to appear.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] textarea [Description]

Output: The ID (string) or element (object) of a textarea you would like to sync the editor's content with. On page load if there is content in the textarea, the editor will use that as it's content.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] basePath [Default] epiceditor [Description]

Output: The base path of the directory containing the /themes.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


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

Output: Setting this to false will disable localStorage.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] localStorageName [Default] epiceditor [Description]

Output: The name to use for the localStorage object.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


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

Output: Set to false to always use faux fullscreen (the same as what is used for unsupported browsers).

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] parser [Default] marked [Description]

Output: Marked is the only parser built into EpicEditor, but you can customize or toggle this by passing a parsing function to this option. For example: parser: MyCustomParser.parse

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


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

Output: If true, editor will focus on load.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] file.name [Default] container ID [Description]

Output: If no file exists with this name a new one will be made, otherwise the existing will be opened.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] file.defaultContent [Description]

Output: The content to show if no content exists for a file. NOTE: if the textarea option is used, the textarea's value will take precedence over defaultContent.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] file.autoSave [Default] 100 [Description]

Output: How often to auto save the file in milliseconds. Set to false to turn it off.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] theme.base [Default] themes/base/epiceditor.css [Description]

Output: The base styles such as the utility bar with the buttons.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] theme.editor [Default] themes/editor/epic-dark.css [Description]

Output: The theme for the editor which is the area you type into.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] theme.preview [Default] themes/preview/github.css [Description]

Output: The theme for the previewer.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] button [Default] All buttons set to true. [Description]

Output: If set to false will remove all buttons.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] button.preview [Default] true [Description]

Output: If set to false will remove the preview button.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] button.fullscreen [Default] true [Description]

Output: If set to false will remove the fullscreen button.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] button.bar [Default] "auto" [Description]

Output: If true or "show", any defined buttons will always be visible. If false or "hide", any defined buttons will never be visible. If "auto", buttons will usually be hidden, but shown if whenever the mouse is moved.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] shortcut.modifier [Default] 18 (alt key) [Description]

Output: The key to hold while holding the other shortcut keys to trigger a key combo.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] shortcut.fullscreen [Default] 70 (f key) [Description]

Output: The shortcut to open fullscreen.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] shortcut.preview [Default] 80 (p key) [Description]

Output: The shortcut to toggle the previewer.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] string.togglePreview [Default] Toggle Preview Mode [Description]

Output: The tooltip text that appears when hovering the preview icon.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] string.toggleEdit [Default] Toggle Edit Mode [Description]

Output: The tooltip text that appears when hovering the edit icon.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [Option] string.toggleFullscreen [Default] Enter Fullscreen [Description]

Output: The tooltip text that appears when hovering the fullscreen icon.

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


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

Output: Whether to autogrow EpicEditor to fit its contents. If autogrow is desired one can either specify true, meaning to use default autogrow settings, or an object to define custom settings

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


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

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

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


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

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

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


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

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

EpicEditor - An embeddable JavaScript Markdown editor


Input: [C Type] primitive pointers and references [Typemap] INPUT [File] typemaps.i [Java Type] Java basic types [Function] Allows values to be used for C functions taking pointers for data input. [Kind]

Output: input


Input: [C Type] primitive pointers and references [Typemap] OUTPUT [File] typemaps.i [Java Type] Java basic type arrays [Function] Allows values held within an array to be used for C functions taking pointers for data output. [Kind]

Output: output


Input: [C Type] primitive pointers and references [Typemap] INOUT [File] typemaps.i [Java Type] Java basic type arrays [Function] Allows values held within an array to be used for C functions taking pointers for data input and output. [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] string wstring [Typemap] [unnamed] [File] std_string.i [Java Type] String [Function] Use for std::string mapping to Java String. [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] arrays of primitive types [Typemap] [unnamed] [File] arrays_java.i [Java Type] arrays of primitive Java types [Function] Use for mapping C arrays to Java arrays. [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] arrays of classes/structs/unions [Typemap] JAVA_ARRAYSOFCLASSES macro [File] arrays_java.i [Java Type] arrays of proxy classes [Function] Use for mapping C arrays to Java arrays. [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] arrays of enums [Typemap] ARRAYSOFENUMS [File] arrays_java.i [Java Type] int[] [Function] Use for mapping C arrays to Java arrays (typeunsafe and simple enum wrapping approaches only). [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] char * [Typemap] BYTE [File] various.i [Java Type] byte[] [Function] Java byte array is converted to char array [Kind]

Output: input


Input: [C Type] char ** [Typemap] STRING_ARRAY [File] various.i [Java Type] String[] [Function] Use for mapping NULL terminated arrays of C strings to Java String arrays [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] unsigned char * [Typemap] NIOBUFFER [File] various.i [Java Type] java.nio.Buffer [Function] Use for mapping directly allocated buffers to c/c++. useful with directors and long lived memory objects [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the flag that determines if results are cached on the client side. [Property Name]

Output: CacheResults


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the time period the client is willing to wait for the server to answer the search. [Property Name]

Output: ClientTimeout


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the search filter string. [Property Name]

Output: Filter


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the page size for paged searching. [Property Name]

Output: PageSize


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the attributes to return from a search. [Property Name]

Output: PropertiesToLoad


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the flag that indicates that only attribute names are to be returned from a search. [Property Name]

Output: PropertyNamesOnly


Input: [Description] Gets or sets whether referrals are chased. [Property Name]

Output: ReferralChasing


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the base from which the search should start. [Property Name]

Output: SearchRoot


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the scope of the search. [Property Name]

Output: SearchScope


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the time the server will wait for an individual page to return from a search. [Property Name]

Output: ServerPageTimeLimit


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the time the server will wait for a search to complete. [Property Name]

Output: ServerTimeLimit


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the maximum number of objects that can be returned by a search. [Property Name]

Output: SizeLimit


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the attribute that is used when returning sorted search results. [Property Name]

Output: Sort


Input: [Name] FormName [Data Type] Variant [Description]

Output: A string expression that's the valid name of a form in the current database. If you execute Visual Basic code containing the OpenForm method in a library database , Microsoft Access looks for the form with this name first in the library database, then in the current database.

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Input: [Name] View [Data Type] AcFormView [Description]

Output: A AcFormView constant that specifies the view in which the form will open. The default value is acNormal.

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Input: [Name] FilterName [Data Type] Variant [Description]

Output: A string expression that's the valid name of a query in the current database. This query van be used to filter the form.

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Input: [Name] WhereCondition [Data Type] Variant [Description]

Output: A string expression that's a valid SQL WHERE clause without the word WHERE.

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Input: [Name] DataMode [Data Type] AcFormOpenDataMode [Description]

Output: A AcFormOpenDataMode constant that specifies the data entry mode for the form. This applies only to forms opened in Form view or Datasheet view. The default value is acFormPropertySettings.

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Input: [Name] WindowMode [Data Type] AcWindowMode [Description]

Output: A AcWindowMode constant that specifies the window mode in which the form opens. The default value is acWindowNormal.

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Input: [Name] OpenArgs [Data Type] Variant [Description]

Output: A string expression. This expression is used to set the form's OpenArgs property. This setting can then be used by code in a form module , such as the Open event procedure . The OpenArgs property can also be referred to in macros and expressions . For example, suppose that the form you open is a continuous-form list of clients. If you want the focus to move to a specific client record when the form opens, you can specify the client name with the openargs argument, and then use the FindRecord method to move the focus to the record for the client with the specified name.

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Input: [Key] APP_NAME [Value] String [Description]

Output: Name of the binary to run.

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Input: [Key] APP_ARGS [Value] String [Description]

Output: Format of command line arguments for this binary. See the command format strings table for more information.

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Input: [Key] CUSTOM_BINARY [Value] True|False [Description]

Output: True if a custom binary is used, false otherwise.

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Input: [Key] MAX_FUZZ_THREADS [Value] Integer [Description]

Output: Number of instances of the binary to run in parallel while processing test cases.

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Input: [Key] MAX_TESTCASES [Value] Integer [Description]

Output: Maximum number of test cases that should be processed for this job type. This can be overridden by individual fuzzers.

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Input: [Key] MIN [Value] Yes|No [Description]

Output: Yes if minimization should be attempted for this test case, No if it should not. By default, minimization will be attmpted if this is not defined.

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Input: [Key] MIN_REVISION [Value] Integer [Description]

Output: First chrome revision that should be used for this job type.

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Input: [Key] NET_LOG_ARG [Value] String [Description]

Output: Defining this to --log-net-log will tell ClusterFuzz that the --log-net-log argument should be passed to chrome in order to collect information about which subresources were accessed by a test case. This allows ClusterFuzz to automatically create archives with a test case and all dependencies.

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Input: [Key] REQUIRED_APP_ARGS [Value] String [Description]

Output: Command line arguments that should not attempted to be removed during minimization for a test case.

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Input: [Key] TEST_TIMEOUT [Value] Integer [Description]

Output: Timeout, in seconds, when processing test cases that use this job type.

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Input: [Key] WINDOW_ARG [Value] String [Description]

Output: If defined, the most common value (for chrome) is “--window-size=$WIDTH,$HEIGHT --window-position=$LEFT,$TOP”. This allows ClusterFuzz to attempt to set window position and size for this job type.

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Input: [Label] 1 [Browser feature] Browsing tab [Description]

Output: Allows the user to browse the internet.


Input: [Label] 2 [Browser feature] New tab [Description]

Output: Creates a new tab for browsing in multiple tabs.


Input: [Label] 3 [Browser feature] Omnibox (address and search bar) [Description]

Output: Allows the user to visit a website by typing in a URL or a set of search keywords.


Input: [Label] 4 [Browser feature] Add Bookmark button [Description]

Output: Adds the current web page as a bookmark.


Input: [Label] 5 [Browser feature] Wrench icon [Description]

Output: Accesses additional Chromium functions and the settings to configure the browser.


Input: [Label] 6 [Browser feature] Back and Forward buttons; Reload/Stop button [Description]

Output: Navigate to previously visited web pages; refreshes or stops the loading of the current page.


Input: [Label] 7 [Browser feature] Bookmarks Bar (hidden by default) [Description]

Output: Displays added bookmarks.


Input: [Button] A [Keyboard]

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Input: [Button] B [Keyboard]

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Input: [Button] Start [Keyboard]

Output: Enter

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Input: [Button] Select [Keyboard]

Output: Shift

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Input: [Button] Left [Keyboard]

Output: Left

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Input: [Button] Right [Keyboard]

Output: Right

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Input: [Button] Up [Keyboard]

Output: Up

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Input: [Button] Down [Keyboard]

Output: Down

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Input: [Button] Fullscreen [Keyboard]

Output: Escape

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Input: [No.] 0 [Value]

Output: The name of the room


Input: [No.] 1 [Value]

Output: Number of unread messages in this room