Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4214 [Error Description]

Output: 'Income Tax on Total Income' must be less than or equal to 'Total Taxable Income (336-339)'


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4215 [Error Description]

Output: 'Surcharge' cannot be greater than 'Total Taxable Income (336-339)'


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4216 [Error Description]

Output: Only structurally invalid PAN (i.e. PANINVALID, PANAPPLIED, PANNOTAVBL) can be corrected.


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4217 [Error Description]

Output: Allowed value is W, S or G


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4218 [Error Description]

Output: Category of employee must not be provided


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4219 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Surcharge


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4220 [Error Description]

Output: Surcharge must not be provided


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4223 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Cess


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4224 [Error Description]

Output: Cess must not be provided


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4225 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Total Amount of Tax Deducted at source for the whole year


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4226 [Error Description]

Output: Total Amount of Tax Deducted at source for whole year must not be provided


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4227 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Shortfall in tax deduction(+)/Excess tax deduction(-)


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4228 [Error Description]

Output: Shortfall in tax deduction(+)/Excess tax deduction(-) must not be provided


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4242 [Error Description]

Output: value of shortfall in tax deduction(+)/Excess tax deduction(-) is not equal to Net Income Tax Payable - Total TDS for the whole year


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4243 [Error Description]

Output: For 24Q number of valid PANs cannot be less than 90% of total deductee


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4244 [Error Description]

Output: For 26Q/27EQ number of valid PANs cannot be less than 70% of total deductee


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4245 [Error Description]

Output: Value in "No deduction/lower deduction" as B is allowed only in section 194, 194EE, 194A and 193


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4246 [Error Description]

Output: Amount of Payment/Credit/Debited should not be Zero


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4247 [Error Description]

Output: TDS -Income Tax for the period must be Zero for "No deduction/lower deduction" as 'B'


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4248 [Error Description]

Output: TDS -Surcharge for the period must be Zero for "No deduction/lower deduction" as 'B'


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4249 [Error Description]

Output: TDS -Cess must be Zero for "No deduction/lower deduction" as 'B'


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4250 [Error Description]

Output: Total Income Tax Deducted at Source must be zero for "No deduction/lower deduction" as 'B'


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4251 [Error Description]

Output: Total Tax deposited must be Zero for "No deduction/lower deduction" as 'B'


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4252 [Error Description]

Output: Date on which tax deducted should be null for "No deduction/lower deduction" as 'B'


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4253 [Error Description]

Output: For 24Q number of valid PANs in batch cannot be less than 95% of total deductee in batch


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4254 [Error Description]

Output: For 26Q/27EQ number of valid PANs in batch cannot be less than 85% of total deductee in batch


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4255 [Error Description]

Output: Total Income Tax Deducted at Source must be greater than Zero if no value specified in "No deduction/lower deduction" or value specified is A


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4256 [Error Description]

Output: Total Tax deposited must be greater than or equal to Zero if no value specified in "No deduction/lower deduction" or value specified is A


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4257 [Error Description]

Output: Date on which tax deducted should be null If Total deduction is Zero and no value specified in "No deduction/lower deduction" or value specified is A


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4258 [Error Description]

Output: Rate at which Tax deducted should not be Zero If no value specified in "No deduction/lower deduction" or value specified is A


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4259 [Error Description]

Output: Rate at which Tax deducted should be zero for "No deduction/lower deduction" as 'B'


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4260 [Error Description]

Output: Date on which tax deducted should not be null If Total deduction is not zero and no value specified in "No deduction/lower deduction" or value specified is A


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4261 [Error Description]

Output: Deductor PAN is mentioned in the Deductee details


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4262 [Error Description]

Output: Deductor PAN is mentioned in the Salary details


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4263 [Error Description]

Output: Deductee PAN cannot be other than that of the individual.


Input: [Record Type] Deductee Details [Error No] T-FV-4264 [Error Description]

Output: PAN in Salary detail cannot be other than that of the individual.


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6001 [Error Description]

Output: Number of fields are more/less than the specified limit


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6002 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Section 10 Record Length


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6003 [Error Description]

Output: Number of fields are more/less than the specified limit


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6004 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Section 88 Record Length


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6005 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid value or line number not in sequence


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6006 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Section Record Type


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6007 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Batch number


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6008 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid value or Salary detail record number not in sequence


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6009 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Section-10 Detail Rec No


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6010 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid value or Section-16 detail record number not in sequence


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6011 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Section-88 Detail Rec No


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6012 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid value or Chapter VI-A detail record number not in sequence


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6013 [Error Description]

Output: Allowed values are 16(ii) or 16(iii)


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6014 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Section-10 ID No


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6015 [Error Description]

Output: Allowed values are 80CCE or OTHERS


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6016 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Section-88 ID No


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6018 [Error Description]

Output: Value should be in number with decimal value upto 2


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6021 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid Section Chapter VI-A Total Amount


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6022 [Error Description]

Output: Allowed value is 'C6A'


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6023 [Error Description]

Output: Allowed value is 'S16'


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6025 [Error Description]

Output: Repeated Section 16 I.D. in the Salary Statement


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6027 [Error Description]

Output: Repeated Section Chapter VI-A I.D. in the Salary Statement


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6029 [Error Description]

Output: Batch No of Salary Statement is not the same as that of the Batch in Which it is present


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6030 [Error Description]

Output: Count of Section 16 detail does not match with Section 16 records provided


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6031 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid number of Section-10 Record


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6032 [Error Description]

Output: Invalid number of Section-88 Record


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6033 [Error Description]

Output: Count of Chapter VI A detail does not match with Chapter VI A records provided


Input: [Record Type] Salary Sub records [Error No] T-FV-6039 [Error Description]

Output: For Chapter VIA section 80CCE maximum amount allowed is 100000


Input: [Description] Window height [Allowed values] Numeric values. [Option name]

Output: WINHEIGHT


Input: [Description] Window width [Allowed values] Numeric values. [Option name]

Output: WINWIDTH


Input: [Description] To go fullscreen or not [Allowed values] 1 or 0 [Option name]

Output: FULLSCREEN


Input: [Description] The level to start with. [Allowed values] Number [Option name]

Output: STARTLEVEL


Input: [Description] Name of texture images directory [Allowed values] String [Option name]

Output: TEXTUREDIR


Input: [Description] Enable sound. [Allowed values] 1 or 0 [Option name]

Output: SOUND


Input: [Description] Difficulty setting [Allowed values] 1 : Hard, 2 : Normal, 3 : Easy [Option name]

Output: DIFFICULTY


Input: [Layer] UI [HERMES] PHP [LedgerSMB]

Output: Template Toolkit

Moved up a level, a service locator written in Perl

Perspectives on LedgerSMB: A look back on something I wrote 9 years ago


Input: [Layer] Application-specific logic [HERMES] PHP [LedgerSMB]

Output: Perl

Moved up a level, a service locator written in Perl

Perspectives on LedgerSMB: A look back on something I wrote 9 years ago


Input: [Layer] Database Access Layer [HERMES] Hand written PHP module [LedgerSMB]

Output: DBI

Moved up a level, a service locator written in Perl

Perspectives on LedgerSMB: A look back on something I wrote 9 years ago


Input: [Layer] Information Presentation [HERMES] Views [LedgerSMB]

Output: Moved up a level, a service locator written in Perl

Moved up a level, a service locator written in Perl

Perspectives on LedgerSMB: A look back on something I wrote 9 years ago


Input: [Layer] Information Management and Data Logic [HERMES] Stored Procedures, pretty basic [LedgerSMB]

Output: Stored procs plus named args

Moved up a level, a service locator written in Perl

Perspectives on LedgerSMB: A look back on something I wrote 9 years ago


Input: [Layer] Information Storage [HERMES] Normalized tables [LedgerSMB]

Output: Normalized tables

Moved up a level, a service locator written in Perl

Perspectives on LedgerSMB: A look back on something I wrote 9 years ago


Input: [Offset] 36 [Length] 1 [Contents]

Output: Physical Driver Number. This is related to the BIOS physical drive number. Floppy drives are numbered starting with 0x00 for the A: drive, while physical hard disks are numbered starting with 0x80. Typically, you would set this value prior to issuing an INT 13 BIOS call in order to specify the device to access. The on-disk value stored in this field is typically 0x00 for floppies and 0x80 for hard disks, regardless of how many physical disk drives exist, because the value is only relevant if the device is a boot device.

Computer Boot Sequence - The Mossywell Web Site


Input: [Offset] 37 [Length] 1 [Contents]

Output: Current Head. This is another field typically used when doing INT 13 BIOS calls. The value would originally have been used to store the track on which the boot record was located, but the value stored on disk is not currently used as such. Therefore, operating systems such as Windows NT uses this field to store two flags: The low order bit is a "dirty" flag, used to indicate that autochk should run chkdsk against the volume at boot time. The second lowest bit is a flag indicating that a surface scan should also be run.

Computer Boot Sequence - The Mossywell Web Site


Input: [Offset] 38 [Length] 1 [Contents]

Output: Signature. The extended boot record signature must be either 0x28 or 0x29 in order to be recognised by Windows NT.

Computer Boot Sequence - The Mossywell Web Site


Input: [Offset] 39 [Length] 4 [Contents]

Output: ID. The ID is a random serial number assigned at format time in order to aid in distinguishing one disk from another.

Computer Boot Sequence - The Mossywell Web Site


Input: [Offset] 43 [Length] 11 [Contents]

Output: Volume Label. This field is usually used to store the volume label. The volume label in Windows NT is stored as a special file in the root directory, however.

Computer Boot Sequence - The Mossywell Web Site


Input: [Offset] 54 [Length] 8 [Contents]

Output: System ID. This field is either "FAT12" or "FAT16," depending on the format of the disk.

Computer Boot Sequence - The Mossywell Web Site


Input: [Configuration Option] imageContainer [Default Value] bgstretcher [Description]

Output: bgStretcher will automatically build structure for the images list in a DOM tree. This parameter is ID for the images holder. Try inspecting the tree with a FireBug to get an idea how it’s constructed.

bgStretcher jQuery Plugin Allows to Add Background Image to Page and Proportionally Resize it to Fill Entire Window Area. — ajaxBlender.com


Input: [Configuration Option] resizeProportionally [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: Indicates if background image(s) will be resized proportionally or not.

bgStretcher jQuery Plugin Allows to Add Background Image to Page and Proportionally Resize it to Fill Entire Window Area. — ajaxBlender.com


Input: [Configuration Option] resizeAnimate [Default Value] false [Description]

Output: Indicates if background image(s) will be resized with animation. (Be careful, this may slow down some PCs if your images are large.)

bgStretcher jQuery Plugin Allows to Add Background Image to Page and Proportionally Resize it to Fill Entire Window Area. — ajaxBlender.com


Input: [Configuration Option] images [Default Value] empty [Description]

Output: An array containing list of images to be displayed on page’s background.

bgStretcher jQuery Plugin Allows to Add Background Image to Page and Proportionally Resize it to Fill Entire Window Area. — ajaxBlender.com


Input: [Configuration Option] imageWidth [Default Value] 1024 [Description]

Output: Original image’s width.

bgStretcher jQuery Plugin Allows to Add Background Image to Page and Proportionally Resize it to Fill Entire Window Area. — ajaxBlender.com


Input: [Configuration Option] imageHeight [Default Value] 768 [Description]

Output: Original image’s height.

bgStretcher jQuery Plugin Allows to Add Background Image to Page and Proportionally Resize it to Fill Entire Window Area. — ajaxBlender.com


Input: [Configuration Option] nextSlideDelay [Default Value] 3000 (3 seconds) [Description]

Output: Numeric value in milliseconds. The parameter sets delay until next slide should start.

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Input: [Configuration Option] slideShowSpeed [Default Value] normal [Description]

Output: Numeric value in milliseconds or jQuery string value (’fast’, ‘normal’, ’slow’). The parameter sets the speed of transition between images.

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Input: [Configuration Option] slideShow [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: Allows or disallows slideshow functionality.

bgStretcher jQuery Plugin Allows to Add Background Image to Page and Proportionally Resize it to Fill Entire Window Area. — ajaxBlender.com


Input: [Number] 188,422 [Description]

Output: HC drug mentions by NSFs

Methodology Report #12: Outpatient Prescription Drugs: Data Collection and Editing in the 1996 MEPS (HC-010A)


Input: [Number] 80,069 [Description]

Output: HC drug mentions by NSFs without PC data

Methodology Report #12: Outpatient Prescription Drugs: Data Collection and Editing in the 1996 MEPS (HC-010A)


Input: [Number] 108,353 [Description]

Output: HC drug mentions by NSFs with PC data

Methodology Report #12: Outpatient Prescription Drugs: Data Collection and Editing in the 1996 MEPS (HC-010A)


Input: [Number] 43,355 [Description]

Output: Exact matches of HC drug mentions by NSFs to PC data (includes 462 free samples that were exactly matched to PC drugs)

Methodology Report #12: Outpatient Prescription Drugs: Data Collection and Editing in the 1996 MEPS (HC-010A)


Input: [Number] 23,838 [Description]

Output: "Refills" (additional acquisitions) of exact matches of HC drug mentions by NSFs

Methodology Report #12: Outpatient Prescription Drugs: Data Collection and Editing in the 1996 MEPS (HC-010A)


Input: [Number] 41,160 [Description]

Output: HC drug mentions by NSFs with PC data still unmatched

Methodology Report #12: Outpatient Prescription Drugs: Data Collection and Editing in the 1996 MEPS (HC-010A)


Input: [Number] 121,229 [Description]

Output: HC drug mentions by NSFs with and without PC data still unmatched (includes 3,790 free samples that remain unmatched)

Methodology Report #12: Outpatient Prescription Drugs: Data Collection and Editing in the 1996 MEPS (HC-010A)


Input: [Number] 117,439 [Description]

Output: HC drug mentions by NSFs that were imputed a PC drug in matches "with replacement" (excludes 3,790 unmatched free samples)

Methodology Report #12: Outpatient Prescription Drugs: Data Collection and Editing in the 1996 MEPS (HC-010A)


Input: [Script] CompTrig [Update] 27-JUN-2002 [Description]

Output: This procedure compiles all triggers in the specified schema. This process only takes place in the server and therefore is usually is much faster then other spooling based scripts.

Material Dreams - Oracle Tools For The User, The Database Administrator And The Developer


Input: [Script] GenSynos [Update] 27-JUN-2002 [Description]

Output: This procedure generates public synonyms for all objects in the given schema. This process only takes place in the server and therefore is usually is much faster then other spooling based scripts.

Material Dreams - Oracle Tools For The User, The Database Administrator And The Developer


Input: [Script] GenGrants [Update] 27-JUN-2002 [Description]

Output: This procedure generates public synonyms for all objects in the given schema. This process only takes place in the server and therefore is usually is much faster then other spooling based scripts.

Material Dreams - Oracle Tools For The User, The Database Administrator And The Developer


Input: [Script] GenUsers [Update] 27-JUN-2002 [Description]

Output: This procedure generates a spool file named "CreateUsers.SQL" that allows to regenerate all the existing users in the current schema. The interesting in this script is that this script uses a undocumented Oracle feature to automatically regenerating the existing passwords of the users.

Material Dreams - Oracle Tools For The User, The Database Administrator And The Developer


Input: [Script] CompileAllObjects [Update] 22-FEB-2004 [Description]

Output: This procedure compiles all invalid objects in a given schema or a complete database and is an alternative to the build-in dbms_utility.compile_schema proceduere.

Material Dreams - Oracle Tools For The User, The Database Administrator And The Developer


Input: [Script] CheckPassword [Update] 22-FEB-2004 [Description]

Output: This function allows to check if a user/password combination is valid on a given server. This is usually not possible from within PL/SQL and Oracle does not offer any build-in mechanism or workaround to do so.

Material Dreams - Oracle Tools For The User, The Database Administrator And The Developer


Input: [Script] NumberToWords [Update] 03-MAR-2004 [Description]

Output: This package provides a function NumberToWords converting numbers to their English equivalent and returns it as a string.

Material Dreams - Oracle Tools For The User, The Database Administrator And The Developer


Input: [Letter] v [Option]

Output: Verbose output

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] o [Option]

Output: Out-of-disk-space messages

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] i [Option]

Output: Status messages

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] c [Option]

Output: Initial UI parameters

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] e [Option]

Output: All error messages

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] w [Option]

Output: Non-fatal warnings

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] a [Option]

Output: Start up of actions

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] r [Option]

Output: Action-specific records

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] m [Option]

Output: Out-of-memory or fatal exit information

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] u [Option]

Output: User requests

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] p [Option]

Output: Terminal properties

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] + [Option]

Output: Append to existing file

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Letter] ! [Option]

Output: Flush each line to the log

Windows Installer Logging at Registry Guide for Windows


Input: [Type] Object [Kind] instance [Description] This value will be passed straight to the Ajax.Updater's constructor. [Property]

Output: container


Input: [Type] String [Kind] instance [Description] This value will be passed straight to the Ajax.Updater's constructor. [Property]

Output: url


Input: [Type] Number [Kind] instance [Description] Interval (not frequency) between refreshes, in seconds. Defaults to 2 seconds. This number will be multiplied by the current decay when invoking theAjax.Updater object [Property]

Output: frequency


Input: [Type] Number [Kind] instance [Description] Keeps the current decay level applied when re-executing the task [Property]

Output: decay


Input: [Type] Ajax.Updater [Kind] instance [Description] The most recently used Ajax.Updater object [Property]

Output: updater


Input: [Type] Object [Kind] instance [Description] The JavaScript timer being used to notify the object when it is time for the next refresh. [Property]

Output: timer


Input: [Shortcut Key] c [Definition] Compose [Action]

Output: Allows you to compose a new message. + c allows you to compose a message in a new window.


Input: [Shortcut Key] / [Definition] Search [Action]

Output: Puts your cursor in the search box.


Input: [Shortcut Key] k [Definition] Move to newer conversation [Action]

Output: Opens or moves your cursor to a more recent conversation. You can hit to expand a conversation.


Input: [Shortcut Key] j [Definition] Move to older conversation [Action]

Output: Opens or moves your cursor to the next oldest conversation. You can hit to expand a conversation.


Input: [Shortcut Key] n [Definition] Next message [Action]

Output: Moves your cursor to the next message. You can hit to expand or collapse a message. (Only applicable in 'Conversation View.')


Input: [Shortcut Key] p [Definition] Previous message [Action]

Output: Moves your cursor to the previous message. You can hit to expand or collapse a message. (Only applicable in 'Conversation View.')


Input: [Shortcut Key] o or [Definition] Open [Action]

Output: Opens your conversation. Also expands or collapses a message if you are in 'Conversation View.'


Input: [Shortcut Key] u [Definition] Return to conversation list [Action]

Output: Refreshes your page and returns you to the inbox, or list of conversations


Input: [Shortcut Key] e [Definition] Archive [Action]

Output: Archive your conversation from any view.


Input: [Shortcut Key] m [Definition] Mute [Action]

Output: Archives the conversation, and all future messages skip the Inbox unless sent or cc'd directly to you.


Input: [Shortcut Key] x [Definition] Select conversation [Action]

Output: Automatically checks and selects a conversation so that you can archive, apply a label, or choose an action from the drop-down menu to apply to that conversation.


Input: [Shortcut Key] s [Definition] Star a message or conversation [Action]

Output: Adds or removes a star to a message or conversation. Stars allow you to give a message or conversation a special status.


Input: [Shortcut Key] + [Definition] Mark as important [Action]

Output: Helps Gmail learn what's important to you by marking misclassified messages. (Specific to Priority Inbox)


Input: [Shortcut Key] - [Definition] Mark as unimportant [Action]

Output: Helps Gmail learn what's not important to you by marking misclassified messages. (Specific to Priority Inbox)


Input: [Shortcut Key] ! [Definition] Report spam [Action]

Output: Marks a message as spam and removes it from your conversation list.


Input: [Shortcut Key] r [Definition] Reply [Action]

Output: Replies to the message sender. + r allows you to reply to a message in a new window. (Only applicable in 'Conversation View.')


Input: [Shortcut Key] a [Definition] Reply all [Action]

Output: Replies to all message recipients. +a allows you to reply to all message recipients in a new window. (Only applicable in 'Conversation View.')


Input: [Shortcut Key] f [Definition] Forward [Action]

Output: Forwards a message. + f allows you to forward a message in a new window. (Only applicable in 'Conversation View.')


Input: [Class] BZip2PipedOutputStream [Description]

Output: Opens a outputstream for writing into a bzip2 file by piping into the bzip2 command.

edu.stanford.nlp.io (Stanford JavaNLP API)

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Input: [Class] EncodingFileReader [Description]

Output: This is a convenience class which works almost exactly like FileReader but allows for the specification of input encoding.

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Input: [Class] EncodingPrintWriter [Description]

Output: A convenience IO class with print and println statements to standard output and standard error allowing encoding in an arbitrary character set.

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Input: [Class] EncodingPrintWriter.err [Description]

Output: Print methods wrapped around System.err

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Input: [Class] EncodingPrintWriter.out [Description]

Output: Print methods wrapped around System.out

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Input: [Class] ExtensionFileFilter [Description]

Output: Implements a file filter that uses file extensions to filter files.

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Input: [Class] FileSequentialCollection [Description]

Output: A FileSequentialCollection maintains a read-only collection of Files.

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Input: [Class] FileSystem [Description]

Output: Provides various filesystem operations common to scripting languages such as Perl and Python but not present (currently) in the Java standard libraries.

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Input: [Class] IOUtils [Description]

Output: Helper Class for various I/O related things.

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Input: [Class] NullOutputStream [Description]

Output: An OutputStream which throws away all output instead of outputting anything Taken from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2127979

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Input: [Class] NumberRangeFileFilter [Description]

Output: Implements a file filter that examines a number in a filename to determine acceptance.

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Input: [Class] NumberRangesFileFilter [Description]

Output: Implements a file filter that examines a number in a filename to determine acceptance.

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Input: [Class] PrintFile [Description]

Output: Shorthand class for opening an output file for human-readable output.

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Input: [Class] ReaderInputStream [Description]

Output: Adapts a Reader as an InputStream.

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Input: [Class] RegExFileFilter [Description]

Output: Implements a file filter that filters based on a passed in Pattern.

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Input: [Class] StringOutputStream [Description]

Output: An OutputStream that can be turned into a String.

edu.stanford.nlp.io (Stanford JavaNLP API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] TeeStream [Description]

Output: This class splits the calls to an OutputStream into two different streams.

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Class Summary


Input: [Field] id [Type] string [Required]

Output: yes


Input: [Field] destinationAccountId [Type] string [Required]

Output: no


Input: [Field] metadata [Type] Metadata [Description] A collection of metadata. [Required]

Output: no


Input: [Field] resourceLocations [Type] Resource Location [Description] A collection of resource locations. [Required]

Output: no


Input: [Field] sourceAccountId [Type] string [Required]

Output: no


Input: [Field] text [Type] string [Required]

Output: yes


Input: [Field] title [Type] string [Required]

Output: yes


Input: [Field] url [Type] string [Required]

Output: no


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Displays the date and time that you initiated your database search. [FIELD NAME]

Output: Report Date

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] Displays the product type that you selected. [FIELD NAME]

Output: Search Type

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] Displays the vehicle model year. This field only appears if you selected Vehicle as the product type. It appears twice on the page. [FIELD NAME]

Output: Year

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] Displays the product make/tire brand name that you selected. This field appears twice on the page. [FIELD NAME]

Output: Make/Brand Name

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] Displays the product model/tire line that you selected. This field appears twice on the page. [FIELD NAME]

Output: Model/Tire Line

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] Displays the manufacturer's name. [FIELD NAME]

Output: Manufacturer

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] Displays the manufacturer's identification number for the technical service bulletin. [FIELD NAME]

Output: Service Bulletin Num

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] Displays the date that the bulletin was issued. [FIELD NAME]

Output: Date of Bulletin

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] Displays the NHTSA item number for the technical service bulletin. [FIELD NAME]

Output: NHTSA Item Number

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] Displays the component name. [FIELD NAME]

Output: Component

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Input: [DESCRIPTION] Displays a brief description of the Technical Service Bulletin. This field only appears if you specified that the document summary for each TSB appears on the Search Results page. If you did not select this checkbox, a Get Summary link appears for each entry. When you click on the link, the document summary appears in a pop-up window. [FIELD NAME]

Output: Summary

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Input: [Option] --run-debcheck [Action]

Output: Run dose-debcheck and add virtual .uninstallable field


Input: [Option] --use-projectb [Action]

Output: Get package lists from Projectb database


Input: [Option] --color [Action]

Output: Color if text output


Input: [Option] --text [Action]

Output: Select text output format


Input: [Option] --html [Action]

Output: Select HTML output format


Input: [Option] --output|-o file [Action]

Output: Select output file


Input: [Option] --stdin [Action]

Output: Use stdin to read the input file


Input: [Option] --template template [Action]

Output: Select an HTML template


Input: [Phase] validate [Description]

Output: validate the project is correct and all necessary information is available.


Input: [Phase] generate-sources [Description]

Output: generate any source code for inclusion in compilation.


Input: [Phase] process-sources [Description]

Output: process the source code, for example to filter any values.


Input: [Phase] generate-resources [Description]

Output: generate resources for inclusion in the package.


Input: [Phase] process-resources [Description]

Output: copy and process the resources into the destination directory, ready for packaging.


Input: [Phase] compile [Description]

Output: compile the source code of the project.


Input: [Phase] process-classes [Description]

Output: post-process the generated files from compilation, for example to do bytecode enhancement on Java classes.


Input: [Phase] generate-test-sources [Description]

Output: generate any test source code for inclusion in compilation.


Input: [Phase] process-test-sources [Description]

Output: process the test source code, for example to filter any values.


Input: [Phase] generate-test-resources [Description]

Output: create resources for testing.


Input: [Phase] process-test-resources [Description]

Output: copy and process the resources into the test destination directory.


Input: [Phase] test-compile [Description]

Output: compile the test source code into the test destination directory


Input: [Phase] test [Description]

Output: run tests using a suitable unit testing framework. These tests should not require the code be packaged or deployed.


Input: [Phase] prepare-package [Description]

Output: perform any operations necessary to prepare a package before the actual packaging. This often results in an unpacked, processed version of the package. (Maven 2.1 and above)


Input: [Phase] package [Description]

Output: take the compiled code and package it in its distributable format, such as a JAR.


Input: [Phase] pre-integration-test [Description]

Output: perform actions required before integration tests are executed. This may involve things such as setting up the required environment.


Input: [Phase] integration-test [Description]

Output: process and deploy the package if necessary into an environment where integration tests can be run.


Input: [Phase] post-integration-test [Description]

Output: perform actions required after integration tests have been executed. This may including cleaning up the environment.


Input: [Phase] verify [Description]

Output: run any checks to verify the package is valid and meets quality criteria.


Input: [Phase] install [Description]

Output: install the package into the local repository, for use as a dependency in other projects locally.


Input: [Phase] deploy [Description]

Output: done in an integration or release environment, copies the final package to the remote repository for sharing with other developers and projects.


Input: [1] Windows [2] OS X [3] Linux [0]

Output: Selections / Moving Around

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Input: [1] Ctrl + Left/Right [2] Ctrl + Left/Right [3] Ctrl + Left/Right [0]

Output: Jump words / characters

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Input: [1] Ctrl + Shift + Left/Right [2] Ctrl + Shift + Left/Right [3] Ctrl + Shift + Left/Right [0]

Output: Moving around and selecting

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Input: [1] Ctrl + D [2] Command + D [3] Ctrl + D [0]

Output: Add next occurence to selection

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Input: [1] Ctrl + Shift + Space [2] Command +Shift + Space [3] Ctrl + Shift + Space [0]

Output: Add scope to selection

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Input: [1] Alt + F3 [2] Ctrl + Command + G [3] Alt + F3 [0]

Output: Add all occurences to selection

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Input: [1] Ctrl + Shift + M [2] Ctrl + Shift + M [3] Ctrl + Shift + M [0]

Output: Select contents inside parenthesis

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Input: [1] Ctrl + Shift + J [2] Command + Shift + J [3] Ctrl + Shift + J [0]

Output: Expand selection to indentation

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Input: [1] Ctrl + Shift + A [2] Command + Shift + A [3] Ctrl + Shift + A [0]

Output: Expand selection to Tag

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Input: [1] Ctrl + M [2] Ctrl + M [3] Ctrl + M [0]

Output: Go to closing / opening parenthesis

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Input: [1] Escape [2] Escape [3] Escape [0]

Output: Back to single selection

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Input: [1] Ctrl + K, Ctrl + C [2] Command + K, Command + C [3] Ctrl + K, Ctrl + C [0]

Output: Scroll to selection

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Input: [1] Middle Mouse Button [2] Middle Mouse Button [3] Right Mouse Button + Shift [0]

Output: Draw selection with mouse

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Input: [1] Ctrl [2] Command [3] Ctrl [0]

Output: Add to mouse selection

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Input: [1] Alt [2] Command + Shift [3] Alt [0]

Output: Subtract from mouse selection

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Input: [Data reference] ds_RowID [Description]

Output: The ID of a row in the data set. This ID can be used to refer to a specific record in the data set. It does not change, even when the data is sorted.


Input: [Data reference] ds_RowNumber [Description]

Output: The row number of the current row of the data set. Within a loop construct, this number reflects the position of the row currently being evaluated.


Input: [Data reference] ds_RowNumberPlus1 [Description]

Output: The same as ds_RowNumber, except that the first row starts at index 1 instead of index 0.


Input: [Data reference] ds_RowCount [Description]

Output: The number of rows in the data set. If a nondestructive filter is set on the data set, this is the total number of rows after the filter is applied.


Input: [Data reference] ds_UnfilteredRowCount [Description]

Output: The number of rows in the data set before any nondestructive filter is applied.


Input: [Data reference] ds_CurrentRowID [Description]

Output: The ID of the current row of the data set. This value does not change, even when used within a looping construct.


Input: [Data reference] ds_CurrentRowNumber [Description]

Output: The row number of the current row of the data set. This value does not change, even when used within a looping construct.


Input: [Data reference] ds_SortColumn [Description]

Output: The name of the column last used for sorting. If the data in the data set was never sorted, this outputs nothing (an empty string).


Input: [Data reference] ds_SortOrder [Description]

Output: The current sort order of the data in the data set. This data reference outputs the words ascending, descending, or nothing (an empty string).


Input: [Data reference] ds_EvenOddRow [Description]

Output: Looks at the current value of ds_RowNumber and returns the string "even" or "odd". Useful for rendering alternate row colors.


Input: [Tag] 0 to No_scan_tag-1 [Contents of the block]

Output: A structured block (an array of Caml Light objects). Each field is a value.


Input: [Tag] Closure_tag [Contents of the block]

Output: A closure representing a functional value. The first word is a pointer to a piece of bytecode, the second word is a value containing the environment.


Input: [Tag] String_tag [Contents of the block]

Output: A character string.


Input: [Tag] Double_tag [Contents of the block]

Output: A double-precision floating-point number.


Input: [Tag] Abstract_tag [Contents of the block]

Output: A block representing an abstract datatype.


Input: [Tag] Final_tag [Contents of the block]

Output: A block representing an abstract datatype with a ``finalization'' function, to be called when the block is deallocated.


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Left arrow [Mac Keystroke(s)] Left arrow [Result] Moves the viewer in the direction of the arrow. [Command]

Output: Move left


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Right arrow [Mac Keystroke(s)] Right arrow [Result] Moves the viewer in the direction of the arrow. [Command]

Output: Move right


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Up arrow [Mac Keystroke(s)] Up arrow [Result] Moves the viewer in the direction of the arrow. [Command]

Output: Move up


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Down arrow [Mac Keystroke(s)] Down arrow [Result] Moves the viewer in the direction of the arrow. [Command]

Output: Move down


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Shift + left arrow [Mac Keystroke(s)] Shift + left arrow [Result] Rotates the view clockwise. The earth spins anticlockwise. [Command]

Output: Rotate clockwise


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Shift + right arrow [Mac Keystroke(s)] Shift + right arrow [Result] Rotates the view anticlockwise. [Command]

Output: Rotate anticlockwise


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Shift + left mouse button + drag down, Shift + down arrow [Mac Keystroke(s)] Shift + down arrow [Result] Tilts the viewer toward "horizon" view. [Command]

Output: Tilt up


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Shift + left mouse button + drag up, Shift + up arrow [Mac Keystroke(s)] Shift + up arrow [Result] Tilts the viewer toward "top-down" view. [Command]

Output: Tilt down


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Ctrl + left mouse button + drag [Mac Keystroke(s)] + mouse button + drag [Result] Perspective points in another direction, as if you are turning your head up, down, left or right. [Command]

Output: Look


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Scroll wheel, + key, PgUp key [Mac Keystroke(s)] Scroll wheel, + key [Result] Zooms the viewer in. Tip: To use the Page Up key, make sure that the Num Lock key on your keyboard is off. [Command]

Output: Zoom in


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Scroll wheel, - key (both keyboard and number pad), PgDn key [Mac Keystroke(s)] Scroll wheel, - key (both keyboard and number pad) [Result] Zooms the viewer out. Tip: To use the Page Down key, make sure that the Num Lock key on your keyboard is off. [Command]

Output: Zoom out


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Right mouse button + drag up or down [Mac Keystroke(s)] Ctrl + click + drag up or down [Result] Zooms the viewer in and automatically tilts your view as you approach ground level. [Command]

Output: Zoom + automatic tilt


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] Spacebar [Mac Keystroke(s)] Spacebar [Result] When the viewer is in motion, stops movement [Command]

Output: Stop current motion


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] n [Mac Keystroke(s)] n [Result] Rotates view so that view is north up. [Command]

Output: Reset view to "north - up"


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] u [Mac Keystroke(s)] u [Result] Resets angle to view scene in "top-down" or "top-up" mode. [Command]

Output: Reset tilt to "top-down" view


Input: [Windows/Linux Keystroke(s)] r [Mac Keystroke(s)] r [Result] Resets angle to view "top-down" and rotates to "north-up" view. Use this feature to orientate the Earth in the centre of the viewer. [Command]

Output: Reset tilt and compass view to default


Input: [Name] Beep [Description]

Output: Produces a beep through the console.


Input: [Name] Clear [Description]

Output: Clears the console screen and window.


Input: [Name] ClearBufferArea [Description]

Output: Clears a specificed region in the screen buffer.


Input: [Name] FillBufferArea [Description]

Output: Fills a specified region in the screen buffer with a character and color attributes.


Input: [Name] MoveBufferArea [Description]

Output: Moves one section of the screen buffer to another location within the screen buffer.


Input: [Name] OpenStandardError [Description]

Output: Returns the standard error stream.


Input: [Name] OpenStandardInput [Description]

Output: Returns the standard input stream.


Input: [Name] OpenStandardOutput [Description]

Output: Returns the standard output stream.


Input: [Name] Read [Description]

Output: Reads a character from the current input source.


Input: [Name] ReadKey [Description]

Output: Reads a single key from the console input.


Input: [Name] ReadLine [Description]

Output: Reads all of the characters from the current input source until a NewLine break is reached.


Input: [Name] ResetColor [Description]

Output: Restores the foreground and background colors to their original values.


Input: [Name] SetBufferSize [Description]

Output: Sets the size of the underlying screen buffer.


Input: [Name] SetCursorPosition [Description]

Output: Sets the position of the cursor within the screen buffer.


Input: [Name] SetError [Description]

Output: Sets the Console error output stream to the supplied TextWriter object.


Input: [Name] SetIn [Description]

Output: Sets the Console input source to a new TextReader object.


Input: [Name] SetOut [Description]

Output: Sets the Console output to a new output TextWriter object.


Input: [Name] SetWindowPosition [Description]

Output: Sets the position of the viewing window within the console screen buffer.


Input: [Name] SetWindowSize [Description]

Output: Sets the size of the viewable window area for the console buffer.


Input: [Name] WriteLine [Description]

Output: Writes a value to the current output stream.


Input: [Name] WriteValue [Description]

Output: Writes a string to the Console output stream without a NewLine break.


Input: [Value] process-finished [Description]

Output: The process has finished successfully.

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Input: [Value] process-error [Description]

Output: The process has failed due to unspecified error.

Instantor API Documentation – JavaScript


Input: [Value] invalid-login [Description]

Output: The process has failed due to incorrect bank credentials.

Instantor API Documentation – JavaScript


Input: [Value] too-many-retries [Description]

Output: User failed to login too many times, and should not repeat the process again for 24 hours in order to prevent a net-banking lock.

Instantor API Documentation – JavaScript


Input: [Value] timed-out [Description]

Output: The process has failed due to bank communication timeout.

Instantor API Documentation – JavaScript


Input: [Value] process-declined [Description]

Output: User has declined to start a process. The process has not been started.

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Input: [Directive] after [Description]

Output: Execute this job after listed jobs have begun.

MHPCC: Guide to the PBS Queuing Sytem on Riptide

Job Dependency Directives


Input: [Directive] afterok [Description]

Output: Execute this job after listed jobs have terminated without error.

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Job Dependency Directives


Input: [Directive] afternotok [Description]

Output: Execute this job after listed jobs have terminated with an error.

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Job Dependency Directives


Input: [Directive] afterany [Description]

Output: Execute this job after listed jobs have terminated for any reason.

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Job Dependency Directives


Input: [Directive] before [Description]

Output: Listed jobs may be run after this job begins execution.

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Job Dependency Directives


Input: [Directive] beforeok [Description]

Output: Listed jobs may be run after this job terminates without error.

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Job Dependency Directives


Input: [Directive] beforenotok [Description]

Output: Listed jobs may be run after this job terminates with an error.

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Job Dependency Directives


Input: [Directive] beforeany [Description]

Output: Listed jobs may be run after this job terminates for any reason.

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Job Dependency Directives


Input: [Table Name] GL_ALLOC_FORMULAS [Feature Area] MassAllocations, Budgets and Encumbrances [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add currency_conversion_type to support foreign currency allocations

be happy and make others to be happy: R12 General Ledger changes


Input: [Table Name] GL_AUTO_ALLOC_SETS [Feature Area] MassAllocations, Budgets and Encumbrances [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add chart_of_accounts_id, period_set_name and accounting_period_type to enable sharing of AutoAllocations across ledgers sharing the same chart of accounts and calendar

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Input: [Table Name] GL_AUTOMATIC_POSTING_OPTIONS [Feature Area] Posting [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add ledger_id to enable AutoPost across ledgers

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Input: [Table Name] GL_AUTOMATIC_POSTING_SETS [Feature Area] Posting [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add chart_of_accounts_id, period_set_name and accounting_period_type to enable sharing of AutoPost Criteria Sets across ledgers sharing the same chart of accounts and calendar

be happy and make others to be happy: R12 General Ledger changes


Input: [Table Name] GL_AUTOREVERSE_OPTIONS [Feature Area] Journal Entry [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add criteria_set_id to support AutoReverse criteria sets stored in the master table GL_AUTOREV_CRITERIA_SETS

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Input: [Table Name] GL_BALANCES [Feature Area] Balances and Related Objects [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add quarter_to_date_dr_beq, quarter_to_date_cr_beq, project_to_date_dr_beq and project_to_date_cr_beq to store entered ledger currency balances

be happy and make others to be happy: R12 General Ledger changes


Input: [Table Name] GL_CODE_COMBINATIONS [Feature Area] Setup Forms and Programs [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add alternate_code_combination_id to support replacement for disabled accounts functionality implemented by Journal Import

be happy and make others to be happy: R12 General Ledger changes


Input: [Table Name] GL_CONSOLIDATION [Feature Area] Consolidation and Eliminations [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add coa_mapping_id to enable consolidations to use chart of accounts mappings

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Input: [Table Name] GL_INTERFACE [Feature Area] Journal Import [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add ledger_id and retain set_of_books_id for backward compatibility

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Input: [Table Name] GL_JE_BATCHES [Feature Area] Journal Entry [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Drop set_of_books_id and add chart_of_accounts_id, period_set_name and accounting_period_type to support batches containing journals for multiple ledgers sharing the same chart of accounts and calendar

be happy and make others to be happy: R12 General Ledger changes


Input: [Table Name] GL_JE_HEADERS [Feature Area] Journal Entry [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add columns to store the accounting and reporting sequences

be happy and make others to be happy: R12 General Ledger changes


Input: [Table Name] GL_PERIOD_STATUSES [Feature Area] Setup Forms and Programs [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add ledger_id and retain set_of_books_id for backward compatibility

be happy and make others to be happy: R12 General Ledger changes


Input: [Table Name] GL_RECURRING_HEADERS [Feature Area] Recurring Journals and Budgets [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add currency_conversion_type to support foreign currency recurring journals

be happy and make others to be happy: R12 General Ledger changes


Input: [Table Name] GL_SYSTEM_USAGES [Feature Area] Setup Forms and Programs [Brief Description of Change]

Output: Add efb_upgrade_flag and reconciliation_upg_flag to track successfully completed optional post-update programs

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + X [Command]

Output: Cut line

Keyboard Shortcuts - Windows/Linux — Sublime Text Unofficial Documentation


Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + ↩ [Command]

Output: Insert line after

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + ⇧ + ↩ [Command]

Output: Insert line before

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + ⇧ + ↑ [Command]

Output: Move line/selection up

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + ⇧ + ↓ [Command]

Output: Move line/selection down

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + L [Command]

Output: Select line - Repeat to select next lines

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + D [Command]

Output: Select word - Repeat select others occurrences

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + M [Command]

Output: Jump to closing parentheses Repeat to jump to opening parentheses

Keyboard Shortcuts - Windows/Linux — Sublime Text Unofficial Documentation


Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + ⇧ + M [Command]

Output: Select all contents of the current parentheses

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + ⇧ + K [Command]

Output: Delete Line

Keyboard Shortcuts - Windows/Linux — Sublime Text Unofficial Documentation


Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + KK [Command]

Output: Delete from cursor to end of line

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + K + ⌫ [Command]

Output: Delete from cursor to start of line

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + ] [Command]

Output: Indent current line(s)

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + [ [Command]

Output: Un-indent current line(s)

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + ⇧ + D [Command]

Output: Duplicate line(s)

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + J [Command]

Output: Join line below to the end of the current line

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + / [Command]

Output: Comment/un-comment current line

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + ⇧ + / [Command]

Output: Block comment current selection

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + Y [Command]

Output: Redo, or repeat last keyboard shortcut command

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + ⇧ + V [Command]

Output: Paste and indent correctly

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Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + Space [Command]

Output: Select next auto-complete suggestion

Keyboard Shortcuts - Windows/Linux — Sublime Text Unofficial Documentation


Input: [Keypress] Ctrl + U [Command]

Output: soft undo; jumps to your last change before undoing change when repeated

Keyboard Shortcuts - Windows/Linux — Sublime Text Unofficial Documentation


Input: [Keypress] Alt + ⇧ + W [Command]

Output: Wrap Selection in html tag

Keyboard Shortcuts - Windows/Linux — Sublime Text Unofficial Documentation


Input: [Keypress] Alt + . [Command]

Output: Close current html tag

Keyboard Shortcuts - Windows/Linux — Sublime Text Unofficial Documentation


Input: [Parameter] as-value [Example] :put [/ip address print as-value] [Description]

Output: print output as array of parameters and its values


Input: [Parameter] brief [Description]

Output: print brief description


Input: [Parameter] detail [Description]

Output: print detailed description, output is not as readable as brief output, but may be useful to view all parameters


Input: [Parameter] count-only [Description]

Output: print only count of menu items


Input: [Parameter] file [Description]

Output: print output to file


Input: [Parameter] follow [Example] /log print follow [Description]

Output: print all current entries and track new entries until ctrl-c is pressed, very useful when viewing log entries


Input: [Parameter] follow-only [Example] /log print follow-only [Description]

Output: print and track only new entries until ctrl-c is pressed, very useful when viewing log entries


Input: [Parameter] from [Example] /user print from=admin [Description]

Output: print parameters only from specified item


Input: [Parameter] interval [Example] /interface print interval=2 [Description]

Output: continuously print output in selected time interval, useful to track down changes where follow is not acceptable


Input: [Parameter] terse [Description]

Output: show details in compact and machine friendly format


Input: [Parameter] value-list [Description]

Output: show values one per line (good for parsing purposes)


Input: [Parameter] without-paging [Description]

Output: If output do not fit in console screen then do not stop, print all information in one piece


Input: [Parameter] where [Example] /ip route print where interface="ether1" [Description]

Output: expressions followed by where parameter can be used to filter out matched entries


Input: [File] DB9.zip [Name]

Output: Alpha and Specular


Input: [File] NormalMapPlane.zip [Name]

Output: Normal Map


Input: [File] drx.zip [Name]

Output: Biped Animation


Input: [File] Emma_max2011.zip [Name]

Output: CAT Animation


Input: [File] tut_tubby.zip [Name]

Output: Patch Animation


Input: [File] VertexColor.zip [Name]

Output: Vertex Color


Input: [File] DeclData_Plane1_2011.zip [Name]

Output: DeclData Test


Input: [Code] 200 [Moniker] G_GEO_SUCCESS [Description]

Output: No errors occurred; the address was successfully parsed and its geocode has been returned.


Input: [Code] 400 [Moniker] G_GEO_BAD_REQUEST [Description]

Output: A directions request could not be successfully parsed. For example, the request may have been rejected if it contained more than the maximum number of waypoints allowed.


Input: [Code] 500 [Moniker] G_GEO_SERVER_ERROR [Description]

Output: A geocoding, directions or maximum zoom level request could not be successfully processed, yet the exact reason for the failure is not known.


Input: [Code] 601 [Moniker] G_GEO_MISSING_QUERY [Description]

Output: The HTTP q parameter was either missing or had no value. For geocoding requests, this means that an empty address was specified as input. For directions requests, this means that no query was specified in the input.


Input: [Code] 602 [Moniker] G_GEO_UNKNOWN_ADDRESS [Description]

Output: No corresponding geographic location could be found for the specified address. This may be due to the fact that the address is relatively new, or it may be incorrect.


Input: [Code] 603 [Moniker] G_GEO_UNAVAILABLE_ADDRESS [Description]

Output: The geocode for the given address or the route for the given directions query cannot be returned due to legal or contractual reasons.


Input: [Code] 604 [Moniker] G_GEO_UNKNOWN_DIRECTIONS [Description]

Output: The GDirections object could not compute directions between the points mentioned in the query. This is usually because there is no route available between the two points, or because we do not have data for routing in that region.


Input: [Code] 610 [Moniker] G_GEO_BAD_KEY [Description]

Output: The given key is either invalid or does not match the domain for which it was given.


Input: [Code] 620 [Moniker] G_GEO_TOO_MANY_QUERIES [Description]

Output: The given key has gone over the requests limit in the 24 hour period or has submitted too many requests in too short a period of time. If you’re sending multiple requests in parallel or in a tight loop, use a timer or pause in your code to make sure you don’t send the requests too quickly.


Input: [Status Code] 200 [Meaning] The request was successful, and the response body contains the return value of the request. [HTTP Name]

Output: OK


Input: [Status Code] 201 [Meaning] For requests that result in the creation of a resource, the request was successful. The response body contains a representation of the created resource, and the URL of the new resource is given in the Location response header field. [HTTP Name]

Output: Created


Input: [Status Code] 204 [Meaning] The request was successful, but there is no return value. [HTTP Name]

Output: No Content


Input: [Status Code] 301 [Meaning] The requested resource is located at a different URL. The new URL is given in the Location response header field. The request should be repeated at the new URL. All future requests for this resource should use the new URL. [HTTP Name]

Output: Moved Permanently


Input: [Status Code] 302 [Meaning] The requested resource can be found at a different URL. The new URL is given in the Location response header field. The request should be repeated at the new URL, but future requests to the original URL may not return the same response in future. The TypePad API uses this response code where user-provided aliases, such as a user's profile alias, are used to access a resource; the target of the redirect is the canonical, unchanging URL for the resource. [HTTP Name]

Output: Found


Input: [Status Code] 304 [Meaning] The response is unchanged from the modified date or ETag given in a conditional call. The client should use a cached representation. See Conditional Calls and Caching for more information. [HTTP Name]

Output: Not Modified


Input: [Status Code] 400 [Meaning] The client's request was invalid in some way. This may be an HTTP-level error detected by the TypePad web server, or it might be an API-level error detected by the API handler itself. In the latter case, a human-readable description of the problem is often included in the body of the response to aid with debugging. [HTTP Name]

Output: Bad Request


Input: [Status Code] 401 [Meaning] No credentials were provided, or the credentials that were provided are not valid. If the application was attempting to authenticate with an OAuth token previously provisioned for a specific user, this response indicates that the token used is no longer valid, which may be because the user has revoked it, because the user's account no longer exists, or some other reason. The application may choose to remove the token from its datastore and fall back on treating the user as unauthenticated. [HTTP Name]

Output: Unauthorized


Input: [Status Code] 403 [Meaning] The client does not have access to perform the requested action. [HTTP Name]

Output: Forbidden


Input: [Status Code] 404 [Meaning] There is no resource at the URL given in the request, or the URL includes a format extension that is not supported for the requested resource. [HTTP Name]

Output: Not Found


Input: [Status Code] 405 [Meaning] The client is not permitted to use the given HTTP request method on this resource. [HTTP Name]

Output: Method Not Allowed


Input: [Status Code] 412 [Meaning] A conditional call (see Conditional Calls and Caching) failed because a precondition was not satisfied. [HTTP Name]

Output: Precondition Failed


Input: [Status Code] 413 [Meaning] The body of the request is larger than allowed. [HTTP Name]

Output: Request Entity Too Large


Input: [Status Code] 414 [Meaning] The request URI is longer than allowed. [HTTP Name]

Output: Request URI Too Long


Input: [Status Code] 415 [Meaning] Returned when the request body is not of the correct type for the endpoint in use. For example, this error will be returned if a client does a PUT call on a .json endpoint with a body that is of type application/xml. [HTTP Name]

Output: Unsupported Media Type


Input: [Key] locality [Description]

Output: the city the place is in


Input: [Key] region [Description]

Output: the administrative region the place is in


Input: [Key] iso3 [Description]

Output: the country code


Input: [Key] postal_code [Description]

Output: in the preferred local format for the place


Input: [Key] phone [Description]

Output: in the preferred local format for the place, include long distance code


Input: [Key] twitter [Description]

Output: twitter screen-name, without @


Input: [Key] url [Description]

Output: official/canonical URL for place


Input: [Key] app:id [Description]

Output: An ID or comma separated list of IDs representing the place in the applications place database.


Input: [Value (m)] 3.35 [Dimension]

Output: Length as tandem, tail light to chainring


Input: [Value (m)] 1.87 [Dimension]

Output: Length as solo, tail light to chainring


Input: [Value (m)] 0.18 [Dimension]

Output: Extension of rat trap beyond chainring


Input: [Value (m)] 1.00 [Dimension]

Output: Width at widest, front hub to hub


Input: [Value (m)] 0.75 [Dimension]

Output: Height at rear seat back


Input: [Value (m)] 0.72 [Dimension]

Output: Height at front seat back


Input: [Value (m)] 1.17 [Dimension]

Output: Height to top of rear overhead rack


Input: [Value (m)] 1.14 [Dimension]

Output: Height to top of front overhead rack


Input: [Value (m)] 0.80 [Dimension]

Output: Width of overhead rack


Input: [Value (m)] 1.50 [Dimension]

Output: Distance between overhead racks


Input: [Value (m)] 0.44 [Dimension]

Output: Distance from tail light to rear seat top


Input: [Value (m)] 0.93 [Dimension]

Output: Eye height for me


Input: [Value (m)] 1.11 [Dimension]

Output: Top-of-head height for me (with helmet)


Input: [Class] Class N1 [Description]

Output: Non-Beverage Use


Input: [Class] Class N2 [Description]

Output: Non-Beverage Use


Input: [Class] Class N3 [Description]

Output: Non-Beverage Use


Input: [Class] Class N4 [Description]

Output: Non-Beverage Use


Input: [Class] Class N5 [Description]

Output: Non-Beverage Use


Input: [Class] Class O [Description]

Output: Boat


Input: [Class] Class P [Description]

Output: Airplane


Input: [Class] Class R [Description]

Output: Railroad


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_AUTOREFERER [Notes] Available since PHP 5.1.0. [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to automatically set the Referer: field in requests where it follows a Location: redirect.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_BINARYTRANSFER [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to return the raw output when CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER is used.

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Input: [Option] CURLOPT_COOKIESESSION [Notes] Available since PHP 5.1.0. [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to mark this as a new cookie "session". It will force libcurl to ignore all cookies it is about to load that are "session cookies" from the previous session. By default, libcurl always stores and loads all cookies, independent if they are session cookies are not. Session cookies are cookies without expiry date and they are meant to be alive and existing for this "session" only.

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Input: [Option] CURLOPT_CRLF [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to convert Unix newlines to CRLF newlines on transfers.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_DNS_USE_GLOBAL_CACHE [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to use a global DNS cache. This option is not thread-safe and is enabled by default.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_FAILONERROR [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to fail silently if the HTTP code returned is greater than or equal to 400. The default behavior is to return the page normally, ignoring the code.

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Input: [Option] CURLOPT_FILETIME [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to attempt to retrieve the modification date of the remote document. You can then retrieve this value using the CURLINFO_FILETIME option with curl_getinfo().

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Input: [Option] CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to follow any "Location: " header that the server sends as part of the HTTP header (note this is recursive, PHP will follow as many "Location: " headers that it is sent, unless CURLOPT_MAXREDIRS is set).

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Input: [Option] CURLOPT_FORBID_REUSE [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to force the connection to explicitly close when it has finished processing, and not be pooled for reuse.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_FRESH_CONNECT [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to force the use of a new connection instead of a cached one.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_FTP_USE_EPRT [Notes] Added in PHP 5.0.0. [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to use EPRT (and LPRT) when doing active FTP downloads. Use FALSE to disable EPRT and LPRT and use PORT only.

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Input: [Option] CURLOPT_FTP_USE_EPSV [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to first try an EPSV command for FTP transfers before reverting back to PASV. Set to FALSE to disable EPSV.

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Input: [Option] CURLOPT_FTPAPPEND [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to append to the remote file instead of overwriting it.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_FTPASCII [Set value to]

Output: An alias of CURLOPT_TRANSFERTEXT. Use that instead.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_FTPLISTONLY [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to only list the names of an FTP directory.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_HEADER [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to include the header in the output.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_HTTPGET [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to reset the HTTP request method to GET. Since GET is the default, this is only necessary if the request method has been changed.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_HTTPPROXYTUNNEL [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to tunnel through a given HTTP proxy.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_MUTE [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to be completely silent with regards to the CURL functions.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_NETRC [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to scan your ~/.netrc file to find your username and password for the remote site that you're establishing a connection with.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_NOBODY [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to exclude the body from the output.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_NOPROGRESS [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to disable the progress meter for CURL transfers. Note: PHP automatically sets this option to TRUE, this should only be changed for debugging purposes.

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Input: [Option] CURLOPT_NOSIGNAL [Notes] Added in CURL 7.10 and PHP 5.0.0. [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to ignore any CURL function that causes a signal to be sent to the PHP process. This is turned on by default in multi-threaded SAPIs so timeout options can still be used.

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Input: [Option] CURLOPT_POST [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to do a regular HTTP POST. This POST is the normal application/x-www-form-urlencoded kind, most commonly used by HTML forms.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_PUT [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to HTTP PUT a file. The file to PUT must be set with CURLOPT_INFILE and CURLOPT_INFILESIZE.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to return the transfer as a string of the return value of curl_exec() instead of outputting it out directly.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER [Notes] TRUE by default as of CURL 7.10. Default bundle installed as of CURL 7.10. [Set value to]

Output: FALSE to stop CURL from verifying the peer's certificate. Alternate certificates to verify against can be specified with the CURLOPT_CAINFO option or a certificate directory can be specified with the CURLOPT_CAPATH option. CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST may also need to be TRUE or FALSE if CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER is disabled (it defaults to 2).

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_TRANSFERTEXT [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to use ASCII mode for FTP transfers. For LDAP, it retrieves data in plain text instead of HTML. On Windows systems, it will not set STDOUT to binary mode.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_UNRESTRICTED_AUTH [Notes] Added in PHP 5.0.0. [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to keep sending the username and password when following locations (using CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION), even when the hostname has changed.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_UPLOAD [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to prepare for an upload.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Option] CURLOPT_VERBOSE [Set value to]

Output: TRUE to output verbose information. Writes output to STDERR, or the file specified using CURLOPT_STDERR.

PHP Editor Review - Php Manual Function curl-setopt


Input: [Method] Constructor [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] Construct [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] TestDeviceFilter [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] AddParsedSubObject [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] DeterminePostBackMode [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] OnPreInit [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] LoadPersonalizationData [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] InitializeThemes [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] OnInit [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] ApplyControlSkin [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] ApplyPersonalization [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] OnInitComplete [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] LoadPageStateFromPersistenceMedium [Active]

Output: PostBack

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] LoadControlState [Active]

Output: PostBack

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] LoadViewState [Active]

Output: PostBack

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] ProcessPostData1 [Active]

Output: PostBack

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] OnPreLoad [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] OnLoad [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] ProcessPostData2 [Active]

Output: PostBack

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] RaiseChangedEvents [Active]

Output: PostBack

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] RaisePostBackEvent [Active]

Output: PostBack

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] OnLoadComplete [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] OnPreRender [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] OnPreRenderComplete [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] SavePersonalizationData [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] SaveControlState [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] SaveViewState [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] SavePageStateToPersistenceMedium [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] Render [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Method] OnUnload [Active]

Output: Always

Event catch-up in ASP.NET 2.0 Controls | Rob Garrett – Blog


Input: [Description] The price of the product. A floating point number. In addition to including the price in the content of the tag itself, you can also use the optional content attribute to specify the price to Google in machine-readable format (in this case, you must use only a decimal point as a separator). [Property]

Output: price

Offer microdata description · Data-Vocabulary.org


Input: [Description] The currency used to describe the product price, in three-letter ISO format. [Property]

Output: currency

Offer microdata description · Data-Vocabulary.org


Input: [Description] The date (in ISO date format) after which the price will no longer be available. [Property]

Output: priceValidUntil

Offer microdata description · Data-Vocabulary.org


Input: [Description] The seller of the product. Can contain a Person or Organization. [Property]

Output: seller

Offer microdata description · Data-Vocabulary.org


Input: [Description] Any text may be specified. If the condition attribute is used, the value of the content attribute must be one of the following recognized values: new, used or refurbished. [Property]

Output: condition

Offer microdata description · Data-Vocabulary.org


Input: [Description] Any text may be specified, but the value of the content attribute must be one of the following recognized values: out_of_stock, in_stock, instore_only, or preorder. [Property]

Output: availability

Offer microdata description · Data-Vocabulary.org


Input: [Description] A URL to the product web page (that includes the Offer). (Don’t use offerURL for markup that appears on the product page itself.) [Property]

Output: offerURL

Offer microdata description · Data-Vocabulary.org


Input: [Description] The product identifier. Google recommends including brand and at least one identifier for each product. Recognized types include: asin, isbn, mpn, upc, or sku. [Property]

Output: identifier

Offer microdata description · Data-Vocabulary.org


Input: [Description] The item being sold. Typically, this includes a nested Product, but it can also contain other item types or free text. [Property]

Output: itemOffered

Offer microdata description · Data-Vocabulary.org


Input: [First column of ls -l output] - [File Type]

Output: Regular file

File types and their corresponding character in the first column of the output of ls -l.


Input: [First column of ls -l output] b [File Type]

Output: Block device


Input: [First column of ls -l output] c [File Type]

Output: Character device


Input: [First column of ls -l output] d [File Type]

Output: Directory


Input: [First column of ls -l output] l [File Type]

Output: Symbolic link


Input: [First column of ls -l output] p [File Type]

Output: FIFO (named pipe)


Input: [First column of ls -l output] s [File Type]

Output: Socket


Input: [Command] add_diplomacy [Description] Modifies a character's diplomacy attribute [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] add_intrigue [Description] Modifies a character's intrigue attribute [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] add_learning [Description] Modifies a character's learning attribute [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] add_martial [Description] Modifies a character's martial attribute [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] add_stewardship [Description] Modifies a character's stewardship attribute [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] add_trait [Description] Adds a trait to the character. Opposites traits are not checked. Trait names are all lower case. [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] remove_trait [Description] Removes a trait from the character [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] age [Description] Modifies a character's age [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] banish [Parameter] (banished) [Description] Banishes a character [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] capital [Description] Moves Capital to province [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] cash [Description] Adds gold (default 5000) [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] claim [Description] Gives a claim to yourself or another character [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] clr_focus [Description] Clears the focus of a character [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] culture [Description] Sets a character's culture [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] decadence [Description] Sets the Decadence of the player's Dynasty [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] de_jure_counties [Description] Shows de jure counties map mode [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] enable_ambition [Description] Allows a character to pick a new ambition [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] event [Parameter_3] or [Description] Executes an event for yourself or for another character or province. [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] testevent [Parameter_3] or [Description] Tests an event without triggering it [Scope]

Output: Debug

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] gfx_culture [Description] Sets a character's gfx culture based on default graphical_culture of a culture. Ex: gfx_culture 10 norse [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] give_title [Description] Gives a title to a character [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] imprison [Parameter] (jailed) [Parameter_3] (jailor) [Description] Imprisons a character by another character [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] kill [Description] Kills a character [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] move [Parameter] (Mover) [Parameter_3] (Move To) [Description] Moves a character to a character's court [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] neg_opinion [Parameter] (Hater) [Parameter_3] (Hated) [Description] Adds a negative opinion between two characters [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] nickname [Description] Gives a character or the player a nickname [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] piety [Description] Adds piety (default 5000) [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] die [Description] die a natural death [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] play [Description] Switches to play a character [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] prestige [Description] Adds prestige (default 5000) [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] score [Description] Adds score to the player [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] techpoints [Description] Adds 1000 technology points of each type. [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] max_tech [Description] Maxes out tech tree in province [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] recalc_succ [Description] Recalculate the succession for a character or the player [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] religion [Description] Sets a character's religion or player if character not supplied [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] set_government [Description] Changes government to specified type (accepted inputs are merchant_republic_government, nomadic_government, feudal_government, theocracy_government, tribal_government, republic_government, and muslim_government) [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] titleowner [Description] Sets the holder of a title [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] usurp [Description] Sets a title to be owned by the player [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] validate_laws [Description] Validates the laws of a characters primary holding [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] validate_lieges [Description] Validates the liege of a title [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] set_char_flag [Description] Sets a flag for a character [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] clr_char_flag [Description] Clears a flag from a character [Scope]

Output: Character

Console commands - Crusader Kings II Wiki


Input: [Command] validate_cultural_names [Description] Validates cultural title names [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] vassalize [Description] Sets a character as your vassal. (Obsolete) [Scope]

Output: Character

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Input: [Command] allow_laws [Description] Toggles the ability to change laws freely [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] real_fathers [Description] Shows the true fathers in the family tree [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] charinfo [Description] Adds debugging information to character tooltips Reveals your spouse's other lovers [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] discover_plots [Description] Toggles auto plot discovery [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] quickbuild [Description] Builds everything in one day [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] fow [Parameter] OPTIONAL [Description] Turns off fog of war in a province or in general [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] marry_anyone [Description] Toggles the ability to marry anyone [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] morehumans [Parameter] humans [Description] Adds more humans [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] neg_diplo [Description] Toggles the ability to send diplomatic messages that will be refused [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] nextsong [Description] Changes the currently playing soundtrack [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] plots_known [Description] Toggles all plots to always be known [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] set_flag [Description] Sets a global flag [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] clear_flag [Description] Clears a global flag [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] set_prov_flag [Description] Sets a flag for a province [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] clr_prov_flag [Description] Clears a flag from a province [Scope]

Output: Global

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Input: [Command] control [Description] Sets a settlement to controlled by the player [Scope]

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Input: [Command] moveunit [Description] Moves a unit to a province [Scope]

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Input: [Command] murder [Parameter] (Murderer) [Parameter_3] (Victim) [Description] One character attempts to murder another [Scope]

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Input: [Command] pollinate [Parameter] (Mother) [Parameter_3] (Father) [Description] Impregnates a character by another character [Scope]

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Input: [Command] cuckoo [Parameter] (Mother) [Parameter_3] (Father) [Description] Impregnates a character by another character, father unknown [Scope]

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Input: [Command] revolt [Description] Starts a Revolt in a province [Scope]

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Input: [Command] succ [Description] Changes the succession type (WARNING: Dangerous). Valid values: feudal_elective, primogeniture, gavelkind, seniority, tanistry, turkish_succession [Scope]

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Input: [Command] add_lover [Description] Makes a character the lover of another character [Scope]

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Input: [Command] add_friend [Description] Makes the character your friend [Scope]

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Input: [Command] remove_friend [Description] Removes the character as your friend [Scope]

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Input: [Command] add_rival [Description] Makes a character your rival [Scope]

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Input: [Command] remove_rival [Description] Removes the character as your rival [Scope]

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Input: [Command] clear [Description] Clears the console [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_ai [Parameter_3] recalc (OPTIONAL) [Description] Displays AI strategy for a character (empty ID to turn off) [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_aistrength [Description] Prints some AI Strength data [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_assert [Description] Toggles asserts on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_bloom [Description] Toggles Bloom on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_borders [Description] Toggles Borders on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_citysprawl [Description] Toggles Citysprawl on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_dumpevents [Description] Dump Event data to game log [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_events [Description] Start Counting events [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_hires [Description] Toggles Terrain Hires mode on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_info [Description] Toggles Debug info [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_lines [Description] Toggles Debuglines [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_lockcamera [Description] Toggles Camera locked on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_name [Description] Generates names for provinces [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_nogui [Description] Toggles GUI on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_nomen [Description] Toggles Nomen [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_nomouse [Description] Toggles mouse scrollwheel on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_postfx [Description] Toggles PostFX on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_rivers [Description] Toggles Rivers on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_sky [Description] Toggles Sky on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_smooth [Description] Toggle framesmoothing [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_terrain [Description] Toggles Terrain on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_textures [Description] Writes Texture info to application debug log [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_ti [Description] Toggles Terra Incognita on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_tooltip [Description] Toggles Tooltips on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_trees [Description] Toggles Trees on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_volume [Description] Modifies music volume [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_water [Description] Toggles Water on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_wireframe [Description] Toggles forced wireframe on/off [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_yesmen [Description] Toggles Yesmen [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] debug_zoom [Description] Zooms in the game [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] eventinfo [Description] Prints the number of running events (adds debug info to character status info) [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] fullscreen [Description] Toggles fullscreen [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] hello [Description] Opens the character screen or title screen [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] help [Description] Print out all console commands or a specific command description [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] helplog [Parameter] log file [Description] Print out all console commands to game.log [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] numcoas [Description] Prints the number of used coat of arms [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] observe [Description] Switches to observer mode, by playing no character at all. You will not be interrupted by messages, even narrative events, in this mode. [Scope]

Output: Debug

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Input: [Command] refresh_portraits [Description] Sets all character portraits to be refreshed asap [Scope]

Output: Debug

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