Input: [Removed] ActionController::AbstractRequest [Successor]

Output: ActionDispatch::Request

Ruby on Rails 4.1 Release Notes — Ruby on Rails Guides


Input: [Removed] ActionController::Request [Successor]

Output: ActionDispatch::Request

Ruby on Rails 4.1 Release Notes — Ruby on Rails Guides


Input: [Removed] ActionController::AbstractResponse [Successor]

Output: ActionDispatch::Response

Ruby on Rails 4.1 Release Notes — Ruby on Rails Guides


Input: [Removed] ActionController::Response [Successor]

Output: ActionDispatch::Response

Ruby on Rails 4.1 Release Notes — Ruby on Rails Guides


Input: [Removed] ActionController::Routing [Successor]

Output: ActionDispatch::Routing

Ruby on Rails 4.1 Release Notes — Ruby on Rails Guides


Input: [Removed] ActionController::Integration [Successor]

Output: ActionDispatch::Integration

Ruby on Rails 4.1 Release Notes — Ruby on Rails Guides


Input: [Removed] ActionController::IntegrationTest [Successor]

Output: ActionDispatch::IntegrationTest

Ruby on Rails 4.1 Release Notes — Ruby on Rails Guides


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+B [Example of usage] When editing your blog posts, highlight the section you want to appear in bold test and key CTRL+B (or CMD+B) [What it does]

Output: Bold Text


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+I [Example of usage] For when editing blog posts. Highlight the text you would like italicised and key CTRL+I (or CMD+I) [What it does]

Output: Italic Text


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+A [Example of usage] Selects all of the content on a page. If you put your cursor in a container (eg: when editing a blog post or your template), this will select all of the content in the container. [What it does]

Output: Select all


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+C [Example of usage] Copied the highlighted selection to your clipboard. Useful for when copying code in your template, or using quotations in your blog posts. [What it does]

Output: Copy


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+V [Example of usage] Pastes the content of your clipboard into the area you are working on. Often used with the "copy" function (above) [What it does]

Output: Paste


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+X [Example of usage] Cuts the selection from your working area, and copies to the clipboard for later use rather than deleting it. Useful for when you need to move a selection of code or text from one area to another. [What it does]

Output: Cut


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+F [Example of usage] Presents a test input box which you can use to find specified text in your current page. This is very helpful when editing your blog template, for example when finding a specific line of code. [What it does]

Output: Find


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+N [Example of usage] This brings up a new browser window, ideal for when you need to view two web pages in the same session. [What it does]

Output: New browser window


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+T [Example of usage] Brings up a new browser tab. [What it does]

Output: New Tab (Not available in IE)


Input: [Function] HOME [Example of usage] Ideal for when you need to go back to the top of a page quickly [What it does]

Output: Go straight to the top of the page


Input: [Function] END [Example of usage] A fast way to reach the bottom of a post when editing, for example. When editing your posts or template, this key will quickly move your cursor to the end of the line you are editing. [What it does]

Output: Go straight to the bottom of a page, or to the end of a line if you are editing your posts/template


Input: [Function] CTRL+H [Example of usage] Bring up a sidebar section in your browser to display recently viewed pages. [What it does]

Output: View browser history


Input: [Shortcut] Shortcut [Function]

Output: Function

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Comand+Z [Function]

Output: Undo

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+Shift+Z [Function]

Output: Redo

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+X [Function]

Output: Cut

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+E [Function]

Output: Seperate at selection

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+H [Function]

Output: Heal separation

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Option+Shift+3 [Function]

Output: Consolidate selection

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+C [Function]

Output: Copy

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+V [Function]

Output: Paste

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+A [Function]

Output: Select All

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+D [Function]

Output: Duplicate selection

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+R [Function]

Output: Repeat selection

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+T [Function]

Output: Trim Region to Selection

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+1/2/3/4/5/6/7 [Function]

Output: Select tool (7 is multitool)

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+[ or ] [Function]

Output: Horizontal Zoom

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Control+Option+A [Function]

Output: Zoom until all tracks are visible horizontally

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Control+1/2/3/4/5 [Function]

Output: Recall zoom presets 1-5

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+Option+[ or ] [Function]

Output: Zoom in/out on a waveform

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+Option+Control+[ [Function]

Output: Show original waveform size

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Control+Option+Up/Down [Function]

Output: Increase or decrease track height

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Command+F [Function]

Output: Creates Fade

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Option+D [Function]

Output: Fade to Start

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Shortcut] Option+G [Function]

Output: Fade to End

The Most Useful Pro Tools Shortcuts - EarMonk


Input: [Description] This is the initial color if there is no valid (any CSS formatted) color value on the connected input element. Can be in any format that Tiny Color supports. [Option]

Output: color


Input: [Description] This is the color format on the preview slider (if visible). Can be rgb, hsl or hex. Note that hex format can not represent the opacity value. [Option]

Output: previewformat


Input: [Description] true: Makes the input readonly to prevent touch keyboard to show up on focus, needs a second click to become editable. [Option]

Output: preventtouchkeyboardonshow


Input: [Description] array: Array of CSS colors (can be CSS color names as well). false: The swatches are disabled. [Option]

Output: swatches


Input: [Description] string: Name of the custom swatches group. Color pickers with the same customswatches name share the same swatch colors, so if you add a new color to one of the color pickers, then all the color pickers swatches will be updated on the page which has the same customswatches name. false: The custom swatches are disabled, so only the predefined swatches can be used. [Option]

Output: customswatches


Input: [Description] selector or jQuery object: The connected input elements value will be automatically updated in sync with the color picker. The color format which the color is represented i the input can be set via the data-color-format property. It can be any of hex, hsl or rgb. If it is hex, then the opacity will be discarded. [Option]

Output: connectedinput


Input: [Description] false: The color picker is rendered in a popup, which is shown on focus of the connected element. true: The color picker is rendered right after the connected element, and is always visible. [Option]

Output: flat


Input: [Description] false: The popup will be visible on blu or on click. true: No popup shown on blur or on click. Must trigger colorpickersliders.showPopup and colorpickersliders.hidePopup events to show/hide the popup. [Option]

Output: disableautopopup


Input: [Description] Update interval of the sliders while dragging (ms). The default is 30. [Option]

Output: updateinterval


Input: [Description] true: Preview of the color on the connected element's background. false: No preview on the connected element. [Option]

Output: previewontriggerelement


Input: [Description] 30: If previewontriggerelement is enabled, then if the lightness is below of this value, the element's text color will be white. Otherwise the text is black. [Option]

Output: previewcontrasttreshold


Input: [Description] true: Unconvertable CIE colors are marked with an exclamation mark on the CIE sliders level marker. false: No exclamation mark on the markers. [Option]

Output: erroneousciecolormarkers


Input: [Description] 1: Opacity of the invalid (unconvertable) area of the CIE sliders. [Option]

Output: invalidcolorsopacity


Input: [Description] true: Sharper, more accurate edges of the valid CIE ranges on the sliders. false: Smoother edges of the valid CIE ranges on the sliders. [Option]

Output: finercierangeedges


Input: [Description] An object which defines which sliders appear and in which order. Possible properties: opacity, hsl, rgb, cie, preview. [Option]

Output: order


Input: [Description] An object which defines the labels of the sliders. Possible properties: hslhue, hslsaturation, hsllightness, rgbred, rgbgreen, rgbblue, cielightness, ciechroma, ciehue, opacity, preview. [Option]

Output: labels


Input: [Description] function(container, color): This function is triggered when the color is changed with the sliders or via a connected input. The color parameter holds the actual color object in the following formats: rgb object, hsl object, cie lch object, Tiny Color object. [Option]

Output: onchange


Input: [Description] string: Title of the add color to swatches button. [Option]

Output: titleswatchesadd


Input: [Description] string: Title of the reset swatches button. [Option]

Output: titleswatchesreset


Input: [Attribute] delimiter [Default] , [Meaning]

Output: Field separator (one character)

csv – Comma-separated value files — Python Module of the Week


Input: [Attribute] doublequote [Default] True [Meaning]

Output: Flag controlling whether quotechar instances are doubled

csv – Comma-separated value files — Python Module of the Week


Input: [Attribute] escapechar [Default] None [Meaning]

Output: Character used to indicate an escape sequence

csv – Comma-separated value files — Python Module of the Week


Input: [Attribute] lineterminator [Default] \r\n [Meaning]

Output: String used by writer to terminate a line

csv – Comma-separated value files — Python Module of the Week


Input: [Attribute] quotechar [Default] " [Meaning]

Output: String to surround fields containing special values (one character)

csv – Comma-separated value files — Python Module of the Week


Input: [Attribute] quoting [Default] QUOTE_MINIMAL [Meaning]

Output: Controls quoting behavior described above

csv – Comma-separated value files — Python Module of the Week


Input: [Attribute] skipinitialspace [Default] False [Meaning]

Output: Ignore whitespace after the field delimiter

csv – Comma-separated value files — Python Module of the Week


Input: [Result Code] 0 [Description]

Output: The image capture was successful. Extra information may be included (see below).

Pearl Crescent Page Saver Documentation (Basic & Pro Editions)


Input: [Result Code] 3 [Description]

Output: An invalid parameter was specified.

Pearl Crescent Page Saver Documentation (Basic & Pro Editions)


Input: [Result Code] 4 [Description]

Output: The Page Saver canvas is not available. This could occur if both the Location Bar and Activity Indicator have been removed from the Firefox toolbar.

Pearl Crescent Page Saver Documentation (Basic & Pro Editions)


Input: [Result Code] 5 [Description]

Output: A error occurred while trying to draw an image of the page content.

Pearl Crescent Page Saver Documentation (Basic & Pro Editions)


Input: [Result Code] 6 [Description]

Output: A error occurred while trying to extract the image data so it could be saved.

Pearl Crescent Page Saver Documentation (Basic & Pro Editions)


Input: [Result Code] 7 [Description]

Output: The destination file path is invalid.

Pearl Crescent Page Saver Documentation (Basic & Pro Editions)


Input: [Result Code] 8 [Description]

Output: An error occurred while writing to the destination file.

Pearl Crescent Page Saver Documentation (Basic & Pro Editions)


Input: [Result Code] 9 [Description]

Output: An error occurred while uploading an image to a server.

Pearl Crescent Page Saver Documentation (Basic & Pro Editions)


Input: [Result Code] 10 [Description]

Output: An error occurred while trying to copy an image to the system clipboard.

Pearl Crescent Page Saver Documentation (Basic & Pro Editions)


Input: [Result Code] 11 [Description]

Output: An element=elemid option was used but no page element exists with the ID elemid.

Pearl Crescent Page Saver Documentation (Basic & Pro Editions)


Input: [Result Code] 12 [Description]

Output: Request error. The web page could not be loaded because the server could not be contacted or another error occurred. Detailed error information will be included (see below).

Pearl Crescent Page Saver Documentation (Basic & Pro Editions)


Input: [Button] Search [Action]

Output: Will refine the selection criteria for this screen by activating Search Column


Input: [Button] Read [Action]

Output: Will view the details of selected entries by activating Enquire Column


Input: [Button] Update [Action]

Output: Will update selected entries by activating Update Column


Input: [Button] Delete [Action]

Output: Will delete selected entries by activating Delete Column


Input: [Button] Output to PDF(L) [Action]

Output: Will produce printable output as described in Output Columns to PDF (List view).


Input: [Button] Output to PDF(D) [Action]

Output: Will produce printable output as described in Output Columns to PDF (Detail view).


Input: [Button] Audit Trail [Action]

Output: Will show the audit trail (LIKE) for selected entries as described in Appendix L.


Input: [Variable] checkUrl [Default Value] null [Valid Values] "index.html" "img/picture.png" [Description]

Output: Link to any accessible file (Not Required for Method 1 but Mandatory for Method2)

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Variable] checkInterval [Default Value] 10000 [Valid Values] Any Number (possibly greater than 2000 or 3000 depending on your server) [Description]

Output: Time Interval in milliseconds. After this interval the plugin will check for Internet Connectivity

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Variable] onlineMsg [Default Value] Great! You are now online [Valid Values] Any String [Description]

Output: Message shown when the user gets online after being disconnected

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Variable] offlineMsg [Default Value] Oops! you are not connected to the internet [Valid Values] Any String [Description]

Output: Message shown when user is disconnected from the Internet

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Variable] chargingMsg [Default Value] Your battery is now charging, carry on with your work! [Valid Values] Any String [Description]

Output: Message shown when the laptop is plugged-in after the Battery gets below the chargeThreshold percentage

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Variable] batteryLowMsg [Default Value] Battery is quite low to continue, please plug in your laptop! [Valid Values] Any String [Description]

Output: Message shown when the battery runs below the chargeThreshold percentage and is not in charging mode

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Variable] bothDownMsg [Default Value] Both, your network as well as battery are down! [Valid Values] Any String [Description]

Output: Message shown when both are down, Internet Connectivity as well as Battery

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Variable] chargeThreshold [Default Value] 15 [Valid Values] Any number between 0 to 100 [Description]

Output: Percentage of Battery Level after which this plugin will show a message

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Variable] disableElements [Default Value] null [Valid Values] "#id" ".class-name" [Description]

Output: jQuery/CSS Selector of the elements to be Disabled

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Variable] checkNet [Default Value] true [Valid Values] Either true or false [Description]

Output: Tells the plugin whether to check for Internet Connectivity or not

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Variable] checkBattery [Default Value] true [Valid Values] Either true or false [Description]

Output: Tells the plugin whether to check for Battery or not

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Variable] removeDelay [Default Value] 4000 [Valid Values] Any Number [Description]

Output: Time delay in milliseconds taken to fade out the message

FailSafe - A jQuery Plugin to make your App Robust


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_DOPPLER_OK [Value] 0x0001 [Description]

Output: The doppler is valid


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_PSEUDORANGE_OK [Value] 0x0002 [Description]

Output: The pseudorange is valid


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_TOW_OK [Value] 0x0004 [Description]

Output: The pseudorange has been computed from a signal where a valid TOW has been decoded.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_PRN_OK [Value] 0x0008 [Description]

Output: The PRN number is one of the supported PRN numbers.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_ELEV_OK [Value] 0x0010 [Description]

Output: The SV is higher than the elevation mask


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_SNR_OK [Value] 0x0020 [Description]

Output: The signal is not too weak.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_SV_HEALTHY [Value] 0x0040 [Description]

Output: The SV is marked as healthy


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_NO_CROSS_CORR [Value] 0x0080 [Description]

Output: No cross correlation has been detected.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_DATA_EXISTS [Value] 0x0100 [Description]

Output: There is valid data for this observation.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_DATA_GOOD [Value] 0x0200 [Description]

Output: The data for this observation is accurate enough for navigation.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_BIT_LOCK [Value] 0x0400 [Description]

Output: Bit edges are being detected on the channel.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_FIRST_MEAS [Value] 0x0800 [Description]

Output: This is the first measurement for this PRN.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_RAIM_P_OK [Value] 0x1000 [Description]

Output: Observation not considered as outlier for position by RAIM.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_RAIM_V_OK [Value] 0x2000 [Description]

Output: Observation not considered as outlier for velocity by RAIM.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_RAIM_T_OK [Value] 0x4000 [Description]

Output: Observation not considered as outlier for time by RAIM.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_PLL [Value] 0x8000U [Description]

Output: The doppler measurement has been obtained with the phase locked loop (PLL).


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_MEAS_OK [Value] ( PSEUDO_OBS_ELEV_OK | PSEUDO_OBS_SNR_OK | PSEUDO_OBS_PRN_OK | PSEUDO_OBS_NO_CROSS_CORR | PSEUDO_OBS_SV_HEALTHY | PSEUDO_OBS_DATA_EXISTS | PSEUDO_OBS_DATA_GOOD | PSEUDO_OBS_PSEUDORANGE_OK ) [Description]

Output: A common mask that can be used to determine if the pseudorange measurement is valid for navigation.


Input: [Name] PSEUDO_OBS_DOPPLER_MEAS_OK [Value] ( PSEUDO_OBS_ELEV_OK | PSEUDO_OBS_SNR_OK | PSEUDO_OBS_PRN_OK | PSEUDO_OBS_NO_CROSS_CORR | PSEUDO_OBS_SV_HEALTHY | PSEUDO_OBS_DATA_EXISTS | PSEUDO_OBS_DATA_GOOD | PSEUDO_OBS_DOPPLER_OK ) [Description]

Output: A common mask that can be used to determine if the pseudorange measurement is valid for navigation.


Input: [Description] Exception clas used by Synapse [Name]

Output: Class ESynapseError


Input: [Description] this object is used for remember delayed socket option set. [Name]

Output: Class TSynaOption


Input: [Description] Basic IP object. [Name]

Output: Class TBlockSocket


Input: [Description] Support for SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxy [Name]

Output: Class TSocksBlockSocket


Input: [Description] Implementation of TCP socket. [Name]

Output: Class TTCPBlockSocket


Input: [Description] Datagram based communication [Name]

Output: Class TDgramBlockSocket


Input: [Description] Implementation of UDP socket. [Name]

Output: Class TUDPBlockSocket


Input: [Description] Implementation of RAW ICMP socket. [Name]

Output: Class TICMPBlockSocket


Input: [Description] Implementation of RAW socket. [Name]

Output: Class TRAWBlockSocket


Input: [Description] Implementation of PGM-message socket. [Name]

Output: Class TPGMMessageBlockSocket


Input: [Description] Implementation of PGM-stream socket. [Name]

Output: Class TPGMStreamBlockSocket


Input: [Description] Parent class for all SSL plugins. [Name]

Output: Class TCustomSSL


Input: [Description] Default SSL plugin with no SSL support. [Name]

Output: Class TSSLNone


Input: [Description] Record with definition of IP packet header. [Name]

Output: record TIPHeader


Input: [Description] Parent class of application protocol implementations. [Name]

Output: Class TSynaClient


Input: [Class] Address [Methods and Properties] AddressLine CountryRegion PostalCode PrimaryCity SecondaryCity Subdivision [Description/Comment] 28 Railway Parade "Australia", "New Zealand" E.g. 2065 E.g. "Greenwich" UNUSED in Aus NZ E.g. "NSW" Region E.g. "Auckland" [Type]

Output: String String String String String String(50)


Input: [Class] AuthHeader [Methods and Properties] AnyAttr Password Username [Description/Comment] Sets the request authentication (See Authentication) [Type]

Output: XmlAttribute String String


Input: [Class] Direction [Methods and Properties] Address Bearing DirectonType Distance Duration FormattedInstruction ID Instruction LatLong View [Description/Comment] See Address class for details N|S|E|W|NE|NW|SE|SW Type of direction. Currently only uses DirectionType.Driving Distance in Kilometers to the next direction Text of the instruction with HTML formatting Unique direction identifier e.g. Turn RIGHT (East) onto Carter Ave See LatLong class for details Future Addition. Will return route extents. [Type]

Output: Address String DirectionType Double Long String String String LatLong MapViewRepresentations


Input: [Class] CalculatedRouteRepresentation [Methods and Properties] DrawLine [Description/Comment] See RouteLine class for details [Type]

Output: RouteLine


Input: [Class] RouteLine [Methods and Properties] InnerCol LineStyle MapFileName Opacity OuterCol Width [Description/Comment] Colour from centre to 1pixel from route line edge. Unused in MDSPREBUILT mapping dataset. Dashed line |Solid line | hatched line. Unused in MDSPREBUILT mapping dataset. Unique name given to route to allow referencing. Note most routes are temporary lasting up to 10 minutes from creation. 0.1 - 1 where 1 is opaque (fully blocks mapping underneath) Red, Green, Blue value e.g. 255 - setting the colour of the route line Width in pixels 1-30 [Type]

Output: Integer Integer Sting Double Integer Integer


Input: [Class] Entity [Methods and Properties] DisplayName ID Name Properties [Description/Comment] Unused in Render Unused in Render Unused in Render Unused in Render [Type]

Output: String ID Name Properties


Input: [Class] EntityPropertyValue [Methods and Properties] Name Value [Description/Comment] Unused in Render Unused in Render [Type]

Output: String Object


Input: [Class] HotArea [Methods and Properties] IconRectangle LabelRectangle PinID [Description/Comment] Type PixelRectangle Type PixelRectangle The ID of the pushpin the HotArea relates to [Type]

Output: PixelRectangle PixelRectangle String


Input: [Class] ImageFormat [Methods and Properties] Height MimeType Width [Description/Comment] In pixels "image/png/jpg/gif" is the only supported MIME type and is the default In pixels [Type]

Output: Integer String Integer


Input: [Class] LatLong [Methods and Properties] Latitude Longitude [Description/Comment] Coordinates in latitude and longitude Based on the GDA94 (i.e. WGS84) datum [Type]

Output: Double Double


Input: [Class] LatLongRectangle [Methods and Properties] Northeast Southwest [Description/Comment] The bottom left and top right of a bounding rectangle. Both are type LatLong [Type]

Output: LatLong LatLong


Input: [Class] Location [Methods and Properties] Address BestMapView DataSourceName Entity LatLong [Description/Comment] Unused in Render [Type]

Output: Address MapViewRepresentations String Entity LatLong


Input: [Class] MapImage [Methods and Properties] HotAreas MimeData Url View [Description/Comment] See HotArea class for details See MimeData class for details MapData Services IIS server map graphic location See MapviewRepresentations class below. [Type]

Output: HotArea MimeDate String MapViewRepresentations


Input: [Class] MapOptions [Methods and Properties] Format ReturnType [Type]

Output: MapReturnType


Input: [Class] MapSpecification [Methods and Properties] DataSourceName Options Pushpins Routes views [Description/Comment] Mapping Datasource e.g. 'MDSPREBUILT' See MapOptions class for details. See Pushpin class for details. See Route class for details. See MapviewRepresentations class for details [Type]

Output: String MapOptions Pushpin() Route() MapView()


Input: [Class] MapviewRepresentations [Methods and Properties] ByBoundingRectangle ByHeightWidth ByLevelCentreSize [Description/Comment] See viewByBoundringRectangle class See ViewByHeightWidth class See ViewByLevelCentreSize class [Type]

Output: ViewByBoundingRectangle ViewByHeightWidth ViewByLevelCentreSize


Input: [Class] MDSRenderServiceSoap [Methods and Properties] ConvertToLatLong ConverToPoint GetBestMapView GetMap AuthHeaderValue Url UseDefaultCredentials [Description/Comment] accepts pixelcoord(), MapView, width, height and returns as LatLong() accepts LatLong(), MapView, width, height and returns as pixelcoord() Method to return the extents required to fit a set of map objects e.g. points Main Mapping Call sends request for map image See AuthHeader class for details MapData Services IIS server map graphic location Send request for map image [Type]

Output: LatLong() PixelCoord() MapViewRepresentations MapImage() AuthHeader String Boolean


Input: [Class] MimeData [Methods and Properties] Bits ContentID MimeType [Description/Comment] Stream of bytes comprising a mime encoded map graphic e.g. map001.png "image/png/jpg/gif" is the only supported MIME type and is the default [Type]

Output: Byte String String


Input: [Class] PixelCoord [Methods and Properties] X Y [Description/Comment] The coordinates of a point in pixel coordinates 0,0 is top left [Type]

Output: Integer Integer


Input: [Class] PixelRectangle [Methods and Properties] Bottom Left Right Top [Description/Comment] Map object Extents in pixels, used for placing text and recording map "hot areas" [Type]

Output: Integer Integer Integer Integer


Input: [Class] Pushpin [Methods and Properties] IconDataSource IconName Label LabelNearbyRoads LatLong PinID Pixel ReturnsHotArea [Description/Comment] DataSource to use for pushpin icons e.g. "MDS:Icons" Number of required graphic e.g. 1,2,3..100 Text label to be displayed in the map next to the icon Location of the icon on the map in WGS84 User supplied reference ID Location of the icon on the map in pixels top left is 0,0 If true, GetMap() will return hot areas defined by the pixel coordinates around the pushpin. [Type]

Output: String String String Boolean LatLong String PixelCoord Boolean


Input: [Class] Route [Methods and Properties] CalculatedRepresentation Itinerary Specification [Description/Comment] Matches route object of routingService Currently rendering only uses Calculated representation [Type]

Output: CalculatedRouteRepresentation RouteItinerary RouteSepcification


Input: [Class] ViewByBoundingRectangle [Methods and Properties] BoundingRectangle [Description/Comment] See LatLongRectangle class for details [Type]

Output: LatLongRectangle


Input: [Class] ViewByHeightWidth [Methods and Properties] CenterPoint Height Width [Description/Comment] See LatLong class for details In Km In Km [Type]

Output: LatLong Double Double


Input: [Class] ViewByLevelCentreSize [Methods and Properties] Center PixelWidth PixelHeight ReqZoomLevel [Description/Comment] See LatLong class for details Physical width in pixels of the map graphic returned. Physical height in pixels of the map graphic returned. A number from 1-18 with 18 being providing the greatest detail mapping (closer to ground). [Type]

Output: LatLong int int int


Input: [Parameter] u [Value]

Output: user name

Draft: Nigori: Storing Secrets in the Cloud


Input: [Parameter] ns [Value]

Output: server name

Draft: Nigori: Storing Secrets in the Cloud


Input: [Parameter] nt [Value]

Output: time

Draft: Nigori: Storing Secrets in the Cloud


Input: [Parameter] nr [Value]

Output: random

Draft: Nigori: Storing Secrets in the Cloud


Input: [Parameter] s [Value]

Output: DSA signature

Draft: Nigori: Storing Secrets in the Cloud


Input: [Parameter] k [Value]

Output: key

Draft: Nigori: Storing Secrets in the Cloud


Input: [Command] cg_drawCrosshair [Question]

Output: How to enable crosshair in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] cg_drawThroughWalls [Question]

Output: How to see Teammate Names trough wall in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] cg_fov [Question]

Output: How to change field of view in Call of duty 4


Input: [Command] cg_fovscale [Question]

Output: How to change fovscale in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] cg_laserForceOn [Question]

Output: How to enable the laser in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] cg_laserLight [Question]

Output: How to see the end of your laser in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] cl_avidemo [Question]

Output: How to record using avidemo in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] r_fullscreen [Question]

Output: How to run Call of Duty 4 in windowed mode


Input: [Command] r_lodScaleRigid [Question]

Output: How to change model detail level in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] r_lodScaleSkinned [Question]

Output: How to change level of model detail in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] r_Mode [Question]

Output: How to change resolution in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] r_specular [Question]

Output: How to enable specular maps in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] record [Question]

Output: How to record a demo in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] sensitivity [Question]

Output: How to change sensitivity in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] snd_volume [Question]

Output: How to change volume in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] stoprecord [Question]

Output: How to stop recording in Call of Duty 4


Input: [Command] ui_drawCrosshair [Question]

Output: How to enable crosshair in Call of Duty 4


Input: [DOS] cd [UNIX] cd [Action]

Output: change directory


Input: [DOS] attrib [UNIX] chmod [Action]

Output: change file protection


Input: [DOS] comp [UNIX] diff [Action]

Output: compare files


Input: [DOS] copy [UNIX] cp [Action]

Output: copy file


Input: [DOS] del [UNIX] rm [Action]

Output: delete file


Input: [DOS] rd [UNIX] rmdir [Action]

Output: delete directory


Input: [DOS] dir [UNIX] ls [Action]

Output: directory list


Input: [DOS] edit [UNIX] pico [Action]

Output: edit a file


Input: [DOS] set [UNIX] printenv [Action]

Output: environment


Input: [DOS] find [UNIX] grep [Action]

Output: find string in file


Input: [DOS] help [UNIX] man [Action]

Output: help


Input: [DOS] md [UNIX] mkdir [Action]

Output: make directory


Input: [DOS] move [UNIX] mv [Action]

Output: move file


Input: [DOS] ren [UNIX] mv [Action]

Output: rename file


Input: [DOS] date, time [UNIX] date [Action]

Output: show date and time


Input: [DOS] chkdsk [UNIX] df [Action]

Output: show disk space


Input: [DOS] type [UNIX] cat [Action]

Output: show file


Input: [DOS] type filename | more [UNIX] more [Action]

Output: show file by screens


Input: [DOS] sort [UNIX] sort [Action]

Output: sort data


Input: [Path to control file] htmlsimplefooter [Controlled setting]

Output: HTML text to insert at the bottom of every generated advisory page.


Input: [Path to control file] msgs/permissiondenied [Controlled setting]

Output: Message to display when a user demands an operation they are not allowed to perform.


Input: [Path to control file] msgs/passwordincorrect [Controlled setting]

Output: Message to display when an incorrect password is entered


Input: [Path to control file] msgs/motd [Controlled setting]

Output: Message to send on successful connections to the scorebot telnet console


Input: [Path to control file] msgs/prompt [Controlled setting]

Output: Prompt of the scorebot console


Input: [Path to control file] htmlheader [Controlled setting]

Output: HTML text to insert at the top of every generated page


Input: [Path to control file] htmlfooter [Controlled setting]

Output: HTML text to insert at the bottom of every non-advisory page


Input: [Path to control file] flagminimalage [Controlled setting]

Output: Minimal age of a flag in seconds


Input: [Path to control file] wwwpath [Controlled setting]

Output: Path to the directory all webpages should go to. Can be relative to the scorebot's CWD or absolute.


Input: [Path to control file] wwwroot [Controlled setting]

Output: URL pointing to the directory specified at wwwpath


Input: [Path to control file] numworkers [Controlled setting]

Output: Number of worker threads (can be changed at runtime)


Input: [Path to control file] rounddelay [Controlled setting]

Output: Delay between scoring rounds in seconds


Input: [Path to control file] scorebotconnections [Controlled setting]

Output: Maximum number of parallel connections to the scorebot telnet interface


Input: [Path to control file] peers [Controlled setting]

Output: IPs/Hostnames of testscript execution peers. Once IP/Hostname per line. This file may be empty. To reload its contents during runtime, issue r at the gameserver console


Input: [Property] mail.smtp.host [Default] smtp.mydomain.com [Description]

Output: The name of your mail server for sending notifications


Input: [Property] mail.smtp.auth [Default] false [Description]

Output: Does the mail server require authentication


Input: [Property] mail.debug [Default] false [Description]

Output: Should tolven display debug information when connecting to the mail server?


Input: [Property] tolven.timezone [Default] America/Los_Angeles [Description]

Output: Timezone to override the operating system Timezone (this is the default for all accounts unless the account specifies a timezone)


Input: [Property] tolven.repository.oid [Description]

Output: A Unique OID to assign to all messages originated from this instance of the database


Input: [Property] tolven.login.create.demoUser [Default] true* [Description]

Output: Allow “demo” users to be created from the login screen (no activation email is sent)


Input: [Property] tolven.login.create.activatedUser [Default] true* [Description]

Output: Allow activated users to be created from the login screen. (Activation email is required).


Input: [Property] tolven.register.referenceRequired [Default] false [Description]

Output: For a user to create an account, they must provide a special number on the registration screen. For example, an employer or other kind of sponsor might only allow employees to create a tolven account (but the employer does not want to be privy to the account).


Input: [Property] tolven.register.expiration [Default] 3600 [Description]

Output: If a new user does not respond to their invitation within this number of seconds, the login will be removed thus allowing the user to try again such as when the user provided an incorrect email address. This avoids the need for a system administrator to manually reset the account.


Input: [Property] tolven.notice.uri [Default] /notice.xhtml [Description]

Output: Not usually edited – this page collects notices from a database table and displays them on the login page.


Input: [Property] tolven.ldap.deleteUser [Default] false [Description]

Output: All a user to delete their own account. Technically, the account is simply deactivated so a sys admin can restore it.


Input: [Property] tolven.gen.patient.max [Default] 1000 [Description]

Output: For demo/training purposes, specifies how many patients a user can create at one time.


Input: [ReqRequired] Yes [Description] Your Janrain API key. [Parameter]

Output: apiKey string

Social Login: Login/get_contacts | Janrain Developers


Input: [ReqRequired] Yes [Description] The identifier returned from the auth_info API call. The application must be configured to request this information in the Provider Configuration screen. In addition, the visitor must approve this request during sign-in. The auth_info accessCredentials section includes an expiration time for the permissions that enable get_contacts. This call must be made before the expiration time. [Parameter]

Output: identifier string

Social Login: Login/get_contacts | Janrain Developers


Input: [ReqRequired] No [Description] Specify friends to return identifiers for every friend of the user. If you do not specify a value, friends will be returned if available. Twitter does not support the friends contactType. Instead specify followers, following, or friendships. If you do not specify a value, following will be returned. followers – the people following the user. following – the people the user is currently following. For Google+ this includes the users “circles.” friendships – The people for whom followers and following are both true. addressBook – this value is for Google+ only, it gets the user’s whole address book. Note: VK supports followers and following, but not friendships. No other providers support any of these values, and will return an error. [Parameter]

Output: contactType string

Social Login: Login/get_contacts | Janrain Developers


Input: [ReqRequired] No [Description] The format in which you want the response: either xml or json. If not specified, the response defaults to json. [Parameter]

Output: format string

Social Login: Login/get_contacts | Janrain Developers


Input: [ReqRequired] No [Description] Values are true and false. If true returns a value that identifies if a user has previously authenticated with the Janrain application before. Available to the following providers: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Salesforce, Mixi, Disqus, Tumblr, Sina Weibo, RenRen, Soundcloud, and VK. [Parameter]

Output: existingUser string

Social Login: Login/get_contacts | Janrain Developers


Input: [ReqRequired] No [Description] Supported by facebook, linkedin, mixi, salesforce, vk and xing. This parameter is ignored for unsupported providers. Define a comma-separated list of provider specific profile fields to return the associated data. Note: No validation is performed. Passing the wrong field names might result in an error. Consult the provider’s documentation for valid profile fields. [Parameter]

Output: providerFields string

Social Login: Login/get_contacts | Janrain Developers


Input: [Associative Reference] parent structure [Semantics]

Output: inheritance

Semantics of References in Meta-Models | Reiner Jung

Table 1: Different use-cases of associative references and their semantics.


Input: [Associative Reference] method [Semantics]

Output: call, control flow

Semantics of References in Meta-Models | Reiner Jung


Input: [Associative Reference] function [Semantics]

Output: call, control flow

Semantics of References in Meta-Models | Reiner Jung


Input: [Associative Reference] variable/fields [Semantics]

Output: read access

Semantics of References in Meta-Models | Reiner Jung


Input: [Associative Reference] variable/field assignment [Semantics]

Output: write access

Semantics of References in Meta-Models | Reiner Jung


Input: [Associative Reference] parameter [Semantics]

Output: read access

Semantics of References in Meta-Models | Reiner Jung


Input: [Associative Reference] parameter assignment [Semantics]

Output: write access or passing

Semantics of References in Meta-Models | Reiner Jung


Input: [Associative Reference] rule [Semantics]

Output: invocation

Semantics of References in Meta-Models | Reiner Jung


Input: [Associative Reference] jump label [Semantics]

Output: control flow

Semantics of References in Meta-Models | Reiner Jung


Input: [Associative Reference] jumps [Semantics]

Output: control flow

Semantics of References in Meta-Models | Reiner Jung


Input: [Associative Reference] aspect [Semantics]

Output: modification/manipulation on interpretation

Semantics of References in Meta-Models | Reiner Jung


Input: [Feature] Multiple inheritance [Interface] A class may inherit several interfaces. [Abstract class]

Output: A class may inherit only one abstract class.

My Experience with Dot Net: Interfaces and Abstract classes in C-Sharp


Input: [Feature] Default implementation [Interface] An interface cannot provide any code, just the signature. [Abstract class]

Output: An abstract class can provide complete, default code and/or just the details that have to be overridden.

My Experience with Dot Net: Interfaces and Abstract classes in C-Sharp


Input: [Feature] Access Modfiers [Interface] An interface cannot have access modifiers for the subs, functions, properties etc everything is assumed as public [Abstract class]

Output: An abstract class can contain access modifiers for the subs, functions, properties

My Experience with Dot Net: Interfaces and Abstract classes in C-Sharp


Input: [Feature] Core VS Peripheral [Interface] Interfaces are used to define the peripheral abilities of a class. In other words both Human and Vehicle can inherit from a IMovable interface. [Abstract class]

Output: An abstract class defines the core identity of a class and there it is used for objects of the same type.

My Experience with Dot Net: Interfaces and Abstract classes in C-Sharp


Input: [Feature] Homogeneity [Interface] If various implementations only share method signatures then it is better to use Interfaces. [Abstract class]

Output: If various implementations are of the same kind and use common behaviour or status then abstract class is better to use.

My Experience with Dot Net: Interfaces and Abstract classes in C-Sharp


Input: [Feature] Speed [Interface] Requires more time to find the actual method in the corresponding classes. [Abstract class]

Output: Fast

My Experience with Dot Net: Interfaces and Abstract classes in C-Sharp


Input: [Feature] Adding functionality (Versioning) [Interface] If we add a new method to an Interface then we have to track down all the implementations of the interface and define implementation for the new method. [Abstract class]

Output: If we add a new method to an abstract class then we have the option of providing default implementation and therefore all the existing code might work properly.

My Experience with Dot Net: Interfaces and Abstract classes in C-Sharp


Input: [Feature] Fields and Constants [Interface] No fields can be defined in interfaces [Abstract class]

Output: An abstract class can have fields and constrants defined

My Experience with Dot Net: Interfaces and Abstract classes in C-Sharp


Input: [Code] -1200 kCFURLErrorSecureConnectionFailed NSURLErrorSecureConnectionFailed [Description]

Output: The secure connection failed for an unknown reason.


Input: [Code] -1201 kCFURLErrorServerCertificateHasBadDate NSURLErrorServerCertificateHasBadDate [Description]

Output: The secure connection failed because the server’s certificate has an invalid date.


Input: [Code] -1202 kCFURLErrorServerCertificateUntrusted NSURLErrorServerCertificateUntrusted [Description]

Output: The secure connection failed because the server’s certificate is not trusted.


Input: [Code] -1203 kCFURLErrorServerCertificateHasUnknownRoot NSURLErrorServerCertificateHasUnknownRoot [Description]

Output: The secure connection failed because the server’s certificate has an unknown root.


Input: [Code] -1204 kCFURLErrorServerCertificateNotYetValid NSURLErrorServerCertificateNotYetValid [Description]

Output: The secure connection failed because the server’s certificate is not yet valid.


Input: [Code] -1205 kCFURLErrorClientCertificateRejected NSURLErrorClientCertificateRejected [Description]

Output: The secure connection failed because the client’s certificate was rejected.


Input: [Code] -1206 kCFURLErrorClientCertificateRequired NSURLErrorClientCertificateRequired [Description]

Output: The secure connection failed because the server requires a client certificate.


Input: [Zone state] undefined [Description]

Output: zone’s configuration is not complete and committed. This also occurs when zone’s configuration is deleted


Input: [Zone state] configured [Description]

Output: zone’s configuration is completed and committed.


Input: [Zone state] incomplete [Description]

Output: Translational state. state during install or uninstall operation.


Input: [Zone state] installed [Description]

Output: The zone configuration is completed and required packages are installed under zone’s root path


Input: [Zone state] ready [Description]

Output: Kernel creates the zsched process, network interfaces are plumbed and file systems are mounted and devices configured. A zone ID is assigned. But no process other than zsched is started at this stage.


Input: [Zone state] running [Description]

Output: user process associated with zone application environment are running.


Input: [Zone state] shutting down and down [Description]

Output: Transitional states while zones are shutting down.


Input: [Rule] Set [Description] Set child field value to parent field value [Applicable for]

Output: All fields


Input: [Rule] Default [Description] Set child field value to parent field value, but only if the child field is empty [Applicable for]

Output: All fields


Input: [Rule] Least [Description] Set child field value to the least of parent and child field value [Applicable for]

Output: All fields


Input: [Rule] Greatest [Description] Set child field value to the greatest of parent and child field value [Applicable for]

Output: All fields


Input: [Rule] Fraction [Description] Set each child field value to a fraction of the parent field value [Applicable for]

Output: Numeric fields


Input: [Rule] Subset [Description] Remove all child field values that are not also parent field values [Applicable for]

Output: Multiple choice fields


Input: [Rule] Superset [Description] Add missing parent field values to the child field values [Applicable for]

Output: Multiple choice fields


Input: [Rule] Close recursively [Description] Upon close of a parent, also close all children recursively [Applicable for]

Output: Status


Input: [Rule] Close restricted [Description] Deny closing a parent, as long as not all children have been closed [Applicable for]

Output: Status


Input: [Step] 01 [Link] Selecting an existing service to clone [Description]

Output: Select an existing service to clone.

How to add a procedure - services layer - CollectionSpace 2.1 Documentation - CollectionSpace


Input: [Step] 02 [Link] Cloning an existing service [Description]

Output: Clone an existing service.

How to add a procedure - services layer - CollectionSpace 2.1 Documentation - CollectionSpace


Input: [Step] 03 [Link] Modifying the existing service [Description]

Output: Modify the existing service.

How to add a procedure - services layer - CollectionSpace 2.1 Documentation - CollectionSpace


Input: [Step] 04 [Link] Integrating the new service into the Services layer [Description]

Output: Integrate the new service into the Services layer.

How to add a procedure - services layer - CollectionSpace 2.1 Documentation - CollectionSpace


Input: [Step] 05a [Link] Adding the new service to JAX-RS-based Services app [Description]

Output: Add the new service to the JAX-RS-based Services layer application.

How to add a procedure - services layer - CollectionSpace 2.1 Documentation - CollectionSpace


Input: [Step] 05b [Link] Adding the new service to the Services POM and buildfile app [Description]

Output: Add the new service to the Services POM and buildfile.

How to add a procedure - services layer - CollectionSpace 2.1 Documentation - CollectionSpace


Input: [Step] 06 [Link] Adding the new service to tenant bindings [Description]

Output: Add the new service to tenant bindings.

How to add a procedure - services layer - CollectionSpace 2.1 Documentation - CollectionSpace


Input: [Interface] IContinueOperation [Description]

Output: Implemented by Merge to enable lengthy operations to be cancelled by the user.


Input: [Interface] IFile [Description]

Output: Implemented by components that represent a file within the file system.


Input: [Interface] IFileStream [Description]

Output: Implemented by components that represent a stream of data within the file system.


Input: [Interface] IFileSystem [Description]

Output: Implemented by components that provide a file system to Merge.


Input: [Interface] IFileSystemInit [Description]

Output: Implemented by components that provide a file system to Merge.


Input: [Interface] IFileSystemItem [Description]

Output: Implemented by components that represent a file or folder within the file system.


Input: [Interface] IFileSystemItemIcon [Description]

Output: Implemented by components that represent a file or folder within the file system.


Input: [Interface] IFileSystemItemVersionInformation [Description]

Output: Implemented by components that represent a file or folder within the file system.


Input: [Interface] IFileSystemItemComparableUrl [Description]

Output: Implemented by components that represent a file or folder within the file system.


Input: [Interface] IFolder [Description]

Output: Implemented by components that represent a folder within the file system.


Input: [Interface] IFolderContents [Description]

Output: Implemented by components that represent the contents of a folder within the file system.


Input: [Interface] IHost [Description]

Output: Implemented by Merge to provide services to plugin components.


Input: [Interface] IHostConfig [Description]

Output: Implemented by Merge to provide configuration-storage services to plugin components.


Input: [Interface] IHostUI [Description]

Output: Implemented by Merge to provide user-interface services to plugin components.


Input: [Interface] IUrlCollection [Description]

Output: Implemented by components that represent a collection of URLs.


Input: [Event Property Name] altKey [Meaning]

Output: A boolean that indicates the state of an alt key.


Input: [Event Property Name] ctrlKey [Meaning]

Output: A boolean that indicates the state of the control key.


Input: [Event Property Name] key [Meaning]

Output: The code of the pressed key.


Input: [Event Property Name] shiftKey [Meaning]

Output: A boolean that indicates the state of the shift key.


Input: [Event Property Name] target [Meaning]

Output: A bunch that gives access to the node that was the target of the event.


Input: [Event Property Name] that [Meaning]

Output: A bunch that gives access to the node that is handling the event. that could be the same as target, or it could be a parent or ancestor of the target if bubbling occurs.


Input: [Event Property Name] type [Meaning]

Output: A string containing the type of the event.


Input: [Event Property Name] x [Meaning]

Output: The horizontal position of the cursor relative to the target's container.


Input: [Event Property Name] y [Meaning]

Output: The vertical position of the cursor relative to the target's container.


Input: [Type] String [Value] number (default), currency , or percent [Attribute]

Output: type


Input: [Type] String [Value] Formatting pattern, as defined in java.text.DecimalFormat [Attribute]

Output: pattern


Input: [Type] int [Value] Maximum number of digits in the fractional part [Attribute]

Output: maxFractionDigits


Input: [Type] int [Value] Minimum number of digits in the fractional part [Attribute]

Output: minFractionDigits


Input: [Type] int [Value] Maximum number of digits in the integer part [Attribute]

Output: maxIntegerDigits


Input: [Type] int [Value] Minimum number of digits in the integer part [Attribute]

Output: minIntegerDigits


Input: [Type] boolean [Value] True if only the integer part is parsed (default: false) [Attribute]

Output: integerOnly


Input: [Type] boolean [Value] True if grouping separators are used (default: true) [Attribute]

Output: groupingUsed


Input: [Type] java.util.Locale [Value] Locale whose preferences are to be used for parsing and formatting [Attribute]

Output: locale


Input: [Type] String [Value] ISO 4217 currency code to use when converting currency values [Attribute]

Output: currencyCode


Input: [Type] String [Value] Currency symbol to use when converting currency values [Attribute]

Output: currencySymbol


Input: [Traditional Terminology] Opportunities to See (OTS) [Online Equivalent Terminology] Impressions [Notes]

Output: The number of times an ad appears on a user’s screen, regardless of quality. We cannot as yet see this as a percentage of a demographic group seeing an advert. We can only see absolute numbers.

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Traditional Terminology] Impact [Online Equivalent Terminology] Click Through Rate (CTR) [Notes]

Output: The percentage of people coming to the website after seeing the advert.

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Traditional Terminology] Value of each Impact [Online Equivalent Terminology] Calls to action or Conversion rates [Notes]

Output: After the user comes to the site, we can track what they do at the granular level if necessary. We set up "Actions" which track when users do certain things – such as buy, fill in a contact form, look at the address page. We can also assign values to each action to put the campaign "worth" into perspective.

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Traditional Terminology] "Single Source Data" [Online Equivalent Terminology] "Conversion Summary" [Notes]

Output: We can generally split out CTR (Impact), and Conversions (Impact Value) by campaign. This is because we can (more or less) track which campaign or web site any visitor starts from when coming to your site. The "Conversion Summary" report is online in real time and its accuracy depends largely on how effectively the "actions" themselves are defined and quantified.

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Traditional Terminology] "Sleeper effects" [Online Equivalent Terminology] "Visits to Conversion" [Notes]

Output: A person does not have to convert on day one. As long as they use the same computer and do not prevent cookies, we can track how many times they visit (and the dates) before they convert.

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Traditional Terminology] "Response functions" [Online Equivalent Terminology] "Actions" [Notes]

Output: I am assuming that a response function is equivalent to an "Action" in online terminology.

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Traditional Terminology] "Page traffic" [Online Equivalent Terminology] "Search query" ?? (Do not confuse page traffic with "page impression") [Notes]

Output: I assume "page traffic" is the number of people visiting a given page in a magazine. The nearest equivalent in search engines is the number of people typing in a given query. "Page impressions" online is different – it is the number of times web pages are seen in a given time frame.

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Traditional Terminology] "Viewing probabilities" [Online Equivalent Terminology] "Eye Tracking"? [Notes]

Output: There are eye tracking studies that help to decide where people look on a given page. Expensive generally to set up. However, when people DO come to your site, it is possible to generate an automated visual of where the user "clicks" on a web page.

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Traditional Terminology] 6+ Impacts [Online Equivalent Terminology] 6+ "Visitor sessions" [Notes]

Output: We track how many times a person visits a website. Generally, a visitor session "times out" in hours, not days. Each visitor session would generally equate to a separate "impact" I would imagine

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Traditional Terminology] Brand [Online Equivalent Terminology] Web presence (usually a web site) [Notes]

Output: Just as a company has different brands for different market sectors, different web sites achieve a very similar effect. However, for most campaigns, a unique "landing page" is simpler than an entire new website.

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Traditional Terminology] Inter-media comparisons [Online Equivalent Terminology] Referrer [Notes]

Output: In general, we know where a person was directly before visiting a website. We need to use our imagination, however, to be able to track users from offline sources as – by default – they get recorded as "direct or bookmarked visitors". This is very deceptive. Ways to mitigate this error include unique domain names in offline adverts, specific offers or landing pages described in offline adverts.

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Traditional Terminology] Intra-media data [Online Equivalent Terminology] Achieved through path analysis. [Notes]

Output: Knowing the initial source of a user is the real challenge. After this is identified and measured, the rest tracks relatively graphically online.

Translating Traditional Marketing Terminology to the Online World - Others | Receptional Blog


Input: [Term] Manage [Definition]

Output: See management.

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Input: [Term] Manageability [Definition]

Output: Ability to manage a resource, or the ability of a resource to be managed.

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Input: [Term] Manageability interface [Definition]

Output: Interface through which a resource is managed.

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Input: [Term] Manageable resource [Definition]

Output: Resource that can be managed programmatically, either through a manageability interface or through some other mechanism such as a policy file.

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Input: [Term] Management [Definition]

Output: Process of taking administrative actions such as deploying, configuring, monitoring, metering, tuning, and/or troubleshooting resources, either manually or automatically.

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Input: [Term] Managed [Definition]

Output: See management.

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Input: [Term] Manager [Definition]

Output: Local software layer (not directly exposed via an endpoint) which has control of the underlying resources (GLUE). The functionalities of a manager layer which need to be accessible by remote users are typically abstracted by a middleware component via a standard interface, and are modeled by the concept of endpoint. Examples of managers are : for computing resources, batch systems such as OpenPBS or LSF; for storage resources, GPFS or HPSS. For OGSA, a manager is a software that manages manageable resources. A manager may or may not require a human operator.

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Input: [Term] Manual staging [Definition]

Output: Data staging performed manually by the job submitter in any direction between any location and the location defined by the execution service as local storage for the job. This requires that the job submitter receives this local storage location from the execution service during the job lifetime, and that the job is not really running at that time.

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Input: [Term] MappingPolicy [Definition]

Output: It expresses which UserDomains MAY consume a certain share of resources (GLUE).

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Input: [Term] Message [Definition]

Output: Self-contained unit of data that is transferred between a message producer and one or more message consumers.

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Input: [Term] Message consumer [Definition]

Output: Service that receives a message.

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Input: [Term] Message producer [Definition]

Output: Service that emits a message.

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Input: [Term] Messaging service [Definition]

Output: Service that transmits messages from message producers to message consumers.

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Input: [Term] Metadata [Definition]

Output: Data which describes data. Metadata may include references to schemas, provenance, and information quality.

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Input: [Term] MICS CA [Definition]

Output: Member Integrated Credential Services : An automated CA which issues (long-lived) X509 credentials to end entities based on an external primary source of identity (Example: CERN CA).

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Input: [Term] Middleware [Definition]

Output: Software which connects components. It sits ‘in the middle’ between application software which may be deployed on different operating systems. Its complexity requires professional software engineering. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middleware

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Input: [Term] MPI [Definition]

Output: Message Passing Interface : A standard API for implementing message-passing libraries. MPI libraries are generally used to coordinate activity within parallel applications. http://www.mpi-forum.org

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Input: [Default] null [Data-attribute] - [Description] This is the callback for the click event. Callback has 3 callback variables function(event,element,hits). Event is the click event, element is the clicked element as jquery object and hits indicated whether or not a pixel was hit. [Argument]

Output: click


Input: [Default] false [Data-attribute] - [Description] Displays the time that the calculation of the pixelmap used in the console log. [Argument]

Output: debug


Input: [Default] 5 [Data-attribute] data-maxsubs [Description] This option prevents endless loops, defines how deep the script checks for sublayers [Argument]

Output: maxsubs


Input: [Default] null [Data-attribute] - [Description] This is the callback for the mouseout event. Callback has 3 callback variables function(event,element,hits). Event is the mouseout event, element is the mouseout element as jquery object and hits indicated whether or not a pixel was hit. [Argument]

Output: out


Input: [Default] null [Data-attribute] - [Description] This is the callback for the mouseover event. Callback has 3 callback variables function(event,element,hits). Event is the mouseover event, element is the mouseover element as jquery object and hits indicated whether or not a pixel was hit. [Argument]

Output: over


Input: [Default] true [Data-attribute] data-precalc [Description] If enabled the pixelmap will be generated before initialization. This will boost performance with many objects, but will take a few ms for to calculate. If deactivated, the script will check each pixel at runtime. [Argument]

Output: precalc


Input: [Default] null [Data-attribute] - [Description] This is the callback for the onready event of the object. Callback has 1 callback variable function(element). Element is a jquery object of the parsed html element. [Argument]

Output: ready


Input: [Default] false [Data-attribute] data-sublayers [Description] If enabled the script will check if a object is behind a transparent area and trigger the object, if it exists [Argument]

Output: sublayers


Input: [Default] 40 [Data-attribute] data-tolerance [Description] A value from 0-255 where 0 is transparent and 255 totally visible / filled [Argument]

Output: tolerance


Input: [Default] img [Data-attribute] - [Description] Normally this will be automatically calculated. Can either be 'img' or 'bg' for a css background-image instead of img tag. [Argument]

Output: type


Input: [Modifier and Type] protected java.text.CollationKey [Field and Description]

Output: collationKey

FileSystemTreeModel.Node (Quaqua 9.1 2014-03-22)

Fields


Input: [Modifier and Type] protected java.io.File [Field and Description]

Output: file

FileSystemTreeModel.Node (Quaqua 9.1 2014-03-22)

Fields


Input: [Modifier and Type] protected int [Field and Description]

Output: fileLabel Holds a Finder label for the file represented by this node.

FileSystemTreeModel.Node (Quaqua 9.1 2014-03-22)

Fields


Input: [Modifier and Type] protected javax.swing.Icon [Field and Description]

Output: icon Holds the icon of the file.

FileSystemTreeModel.Node (Quaqua 9.1 2014-03-22)

Fields


Input: [Modifier and Type] protected java.lang.Boolean [Field and Description]

Output: isAcceptable Contains Boolean.TRUE or Boolean.FALSE, if the file has been accepted or rejected by the FileFilter of the JFileChooser.

FileSystemTreeModel.Node (Quaqua 9.1 2014-03-22)

Fields


Input: [Modifier and Type] protected boolean [Field and Description]

Output: isHidden Contains the hidden state of the file

FileSystemTreeModel.Node (Quaqua 9.1 2014-03-22)

Fields


Input: [Modifier and Type] protected javax.swing.tree.TreeNode [Field and Description]

Output: parent

FileSystemTreeModel.Node (Quaqua 9.1 2014-03-22)

Fields


Input: [Modifier and Type] protected java.lang.String [Field and Description]

Output: userName

FileSystemTreeModel.Node (Quaqua 9.1 2014-03-22)

Fields


Input: [Directory] cache/ [Description] The root directory holding cache files and data. [Deletable?]

Output: No

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/blowfish/ [Description] The encryption keys used to encrypt and decrypt email system passwords.Deleting this will mean the email login passwords can no longer be decrypted, and so the passwords will all need to be entered again. [Deletable?]

Output: No

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/csv/ [Description] Temporary storage for CSV files that are being exported. [Deletable?]

Output: Yes

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/dashlets/ [Description] Cache of dashlet PHP scripts, built from source scripts as needed. [Deletable?]

Output: Yes

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/diagnostics/ [Description] Store for diagnostics when you run SugarCRM’s diagnostics tool. [Deletable?]

Output: Yes

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/dynamic_fields/ [Description] Cache of custom modules and fields, pulling together many smaller files into larger files for speed.A “Quick Repair and Rebuild” will rebuild this directory. [Deletable?]

Output: Yes

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/feeds/ [Description] Temporary cache of users’ RSS feeds. [Deletable?]

Output: Yes

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/generated_forms/ [Description] Where web-to-lead capture forms are stored when they are generated.Whether these can be deleted, depends on whether you use them in-situ, or copy them for use in an external website. [Deletable?]

Output: Depends

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/images/ [Description] Contains many different types of data. Do not touch. For the Community Edition (CE) this contains images that are temporarily cached before attaching to emails. For the non-CE versions, it contains much more permanent images related to the Knowledge Base. [Deletable?]

Output: No

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/import/ [Description] Temporary cache area for uploaded CSV files, e.g. lists of contacts or leads. [Deletable?]

Output: Yes

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/jsLanguage/ [Description] JavaScript versions of the language files, providing localisation for JavaScript functions at the front end. [Deletable?]

Output: Yes

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/modules/ [Description] Caches code for modules, templates, views, vardefs etc.Most of these files can be deleted, but some of the subdirectories can not. See below for more details. [Deletable?]

Output: Partially

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/modules/emails/ [Description] Directories for emails stored within SugarCRM.Each directory will link to a user that uses the built-in email capabilities of SugarCRM. [Deletable?]

Output: No

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/pdf/ [Description] Temporary store for PDFs that are generated for end users. [Deletable?]

Output: Yes

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/smarty/ [Description] Caches and configuration files for the Smarty templating engine. [Deletable?]

Output: No

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/upload/ [Description] All uploaded files, e.g. documents uploaded as notes, email attachments, uploaded modules. [Deletable?]

Output: No

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Directory] cache/xml/ [Description] Temporary files used to create graphs. [Deletable?]

Output: Yes

SugarCRM cache directory - it is NOT a cache directory! - Academe Computing


Input: [Option] allowAdd [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: indicates whether the user can add new tags


Input: [Option] allowEdit [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: indicates whether the tag list is editable


Input: [Option] autocomplete [Default Value] false [Description]

Output: activates autocomplete dropdown functionality for tag name - requires jqueryui autocomplete plugin


Input: [Option] autoUpdate [Default Value] false [Description]

Output: indicates whether updating occurs automatically whenever a tag is added/deleted - if set true, the save button will not be shown


Input: [Option] className [Default Value] tagHandler [Description]

Output: base class name that will be added to the tag container


Input: [Option] debug [Default Value] false [Description]

Output: will turn on some console logging debug information


Input: [Option] delimiter [Default Value] '' [Description]

Output: extra delimiter to use to separate tags - note 'enter' and 'comma' are always allowed


Input: [Option] maxTags [Default Value] 0 [Description]

Output: sets a limit to the number of allowed tags, set to 0 to allow unlimited


Input: [Option] minChars [Default Value] 0 [Description]

Output: minimum number of chars to type before starting autocomplete


Input: [Option] msgError [Default Value] There was an error getting the tag list. [Description]

Output: message shown when there is an error loading the tags


Input: [Option] msgNoNewTag [Default Value] You don't have permission to create a new tag. [Description]

Output: message shown when the user cannot add a new tag


Input: [Option] queryname [Default Value] q [Description]

Output: query term used to send user typed data to the server


Input: [Option] sortTags [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: sets sorting of tag names alphabetically


Input: [int index] __u32 type

Output: The buffer type

struct v4l2_buffer

Which buffer number this is or which to query


Input: [int index] __u32 offset

Output: Offset parameter to pass to mmap() to allocate this buffer

struct v4l2_buffer

Which buffer number this is or which to query


Input: [int index] __u32 length

Output: Length parameter to pass to mmap() to allocate this buffer and the physical length of the buffer

struct v4l2_buffer

Which buffer number this is or which to query


Input: [int index] __u32 bytesused

Output: The number of bytes of data in the buffer

struct v4l2_buffer

Which buffer number this is or which to query


Input: [int index] __u32 flags

Output: Flags concerning current status of the buffer or the data in the buffer

struct v4l2_buffer

Which buffer number this is or which to query


Input: [int index] __s64 timestamp

Output: Timestamp for the frame

struct v4l2_buffer

Which buffer number this is or which to query


Input: [int index] struct v4l2_timecode timecode

Output: The timecode for this frame, if any

struct v4l2_buffer

Which buffer number this is or which to query


Input: [int index] __u32 sequence

Output: This number of this frame in the sequence. Usually set only by capture drivers.

struct v4l2_buffer

Which buffer number this is or which to query


Input: [int index] __u32 reserved[4]

Output: reserved

struct v4l2_buffer

Which buffer number this is or which to query


Input: [Bibliography] Borders Borders for Text or a Page

Output: Teaches you how to use borders for text or an entire page within your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Changing Font Size and Type Changing Font Size and Type

Output: Shows you how to change your font type and/or font size within your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Changing Text Direction in Word Changing Text Direction

Output: Step-by-step guide for changing text direction in Microsoft Word.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Choosing Bullets and Numbering Creating a Bulleted or Numbered List

Output: Shows you how to choose from various types of Bullets/Numbers for your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Columns Inserting Columns in a Document

Output: Shows you how to create columns within a document, with or without a line between the columns.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Compressing Pictures Compressing Pictures on Your Hard Drive and/or Within a Document

Output: This document shows you how to reduce your picture file size on your hard drive, flash drive, and/or within a document using Microsoft Office 2007.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Copying Pictures from Website to Word Copying Pictures from the Web to Word

Output: If you wish to place a picture from the Internet into a Word document, these directions will help you do this (don"t forget to site source).

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Copying Text from Website to Word Copying Text from the Web to Word

Output: If you wish to copy text from the Internet and place it in a Word document, these directions will help you do this (don"t forget to site source).

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Creating a Folder Creating a New Folder

Output: This will show you how to create a folder on your computer to help you be more organized.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Creating Footnotes and Endnotes Footnotes and Endnotes

Output: Step-by-step guide for inserting footnotes and endnotes in a document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Cut, Copy, and Paste Cut, Copy, and/or Paste Items

Output: Shows you how to cut and paste or copy and paste items within your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Difference Between Save and Save As Difference Between Save and Save As

Output: Shows you when to use "Save" and "Save As" when saving a document to your floppy disk or hard drive.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Fills (Shading), Gradients, and Effects Fills (Shading) and/or Effects to a Text Box

Output: Putting colors and shades of colors or textures within a text box.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Find Feature Find/Replace/Go To Features

Output: Helps you search a document to find a particular word, phrase, or format.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Go To Feature Go To/Find/Replace Features

Output: Helps you go to a particular page, section, footnote, etc. within the document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Hanging Indentions Hanging Indentions

Output: When creating a Bibliography or Reference page, the second and succeeding lines are usually indented.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Headers and Footers Creating Headers or Footers

Output: This will put your name, page number, date, teacher"s name, etc. on EVERY page. Header = Top, Footer = Bottom

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] How to Bold, Italicize, and Underline Bold, Italicize, and/or Underline Items

Output: This shows you how to add emphasis to your document with BOLD, ITALICS, or UNDERLINE.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Inserting a Picture/Graphic Inserting a Clip Art or Picture

Output: Shows you how to insert a picture or clip art into your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Line Spacing Line Spacing

Output: Shows you how to change your line spacing from single space to double space or triple space.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Page Breaks Inserting a Page Break

Output: Creates a NEW page without hitting the Enter key constantly.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Page Numbers Inserting Page Numbers

Output: This will show you how to put page numbers on your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Paragraph Spacing Spacing Before and After Paragraphs

Output: Shows you how to create extra spacing between paragraphs.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Replacing Words Replace/Find/Go To Features

Output: If you tend to use the same word over and over in a document and wish to replace some or all of the words with a new word.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Setting Margins Setting Page Margins

Output: Shows you how to change the margins on your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Spelling and Grammar Check Spelling and Grammar Check

Output: Shows you how to check the spelling and/or grammar in your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Superscript and Subscript Superscript and Subscript

Output: This site shows you how to create superscripts (raised) and subscripts (below) within your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Symbols How to Insert a Symbol

Output: Shows you how to insert a symbol, foreign language character, and/ or wingdings/webdings character into your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Tables Inserting a Table

Output: This document shows you the various ways to insert a table into your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Thesaurus (Synonyms) Using the Thesaurus (Synonyms)

Output: Helps you choose a different word for your document instead of repeating a word several times.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] Vertical and Horiztonal Centering Vertical and Horizontal Centering

Output: Shows you how to center your document vertically (up and down) and horizontally (left and right).

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Bibliography] WordArt Inserting WordArt

Output: For enhancement, this shows you how to add WordArt to your document.

Teaches you how to create, edit, and insert a bibliography for Internet pictures, Internet documents, Books, Magazines, etc.


Input: [Key] 1 [Action]

Output: Increase Speed

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] 2 [Action]

Output: Decrease Speed

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] j [Action]

Output: Previous Audio stream

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] k [Action]

Output: Next Audio stream

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] i [Action]

Output: Previous Chapter

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] o [Action]

Output: Next Chapter

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] n [Action]

Output: Previous Subtitle stream

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] m [Action]

Output: Next Subtitle stream

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] s [Action]

Output: Toggle subtitles

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] q [Action]

Output: Exit OMXPlayer

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] Space or p [Action]

Output: Pause/Resume

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] - [Action]

Output: Decrease Volume

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] + [Action]

Output: Increase Volume

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] Left [Action]

Output: Seek -30

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] Right [Action]

Output: Seek +30

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] Down [Action]

Output: Seek -600

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Key] Up [Action]

Output: Seek +600

Wrightrocket: Playing HD videos in Debian on the Raspberry Pi


Input: [Number ID] 1A [Goal Defined] Properly working Spritesheet cache to speed up loading and elimnate glithy and laging animations do to disk access times. [Requirement Level]

Output: Required


Input: [Number ID] 1B [Goal Defined] dynamic so that low mem devices are not adversely effected. [Requirement Level]

Output: Required


Input: [Number ID] 2 [Goal Defined] Properly parse spritesheets and quickly be able to pass that information on for each frame. [Requirement Level]

Output: Plan A Only!


Input: [Number ID] 3A [Goal Defined] Spritesheets that are flexible and easy for artists and WML users to implement. [Requirement Level]

Output: Required


Input: [Number ID] 3B [Goal Defined] Spritesheets that do not have a fixed size for every frame they hold. [Requirement Level]

Output: Required


Input: [Number ID] 3C [Goal Defined] Nor a Fixed grid size that holds each frame in its border. [Requirement Level]

Output: Plan A Only!


Input: [Number ID] 3D [Goal Defined] Not require to have the gridlines or the borders be a particular width (optional, could be axed for performance reasons). [Requirement Level]

Output: Plan A Only! Optional


Input: [Number ID] 3D [Goal Defined] Not require the borders be a particular width. [Requirement Level]

Output: Plan B Only! Optional


Input: [Number ID] 4 [Goal Defined] WML syntax for Spritesheets that is not long, complex, hard to understand, or prone to errors. [Requirement Level]

Output: Required


Input: [Number ID] 5 [Goal Defined] No negative or negible impact on loading times [Requirement Level]

Output: Required


Input: [Fields] id string [Description]

Output: Resource ID


Input: [Fields] type string, enumerable [Description]

Output: Transaction type


Input: [Fields] status string, enumerable [Description]

Output: Status


Input: [Fields] amount money hash [Description]

Output: Amount in bitcoin


Input: [Fields] native_amount money hash [Description]

Output: Amount in user’s native currency


Input: [Fields] description string [Description]

Output: User defined description


Input: [Fields] instant_exchange boolen [Description]

Output: Indicator if the transaction was instant exchanged (received into a bitcoin address for a fiat account)


Input: [Fields] network hash, optional [Description]

Output: Information about bitcoin network including network transaction hash if transaction was on-blockchain. Only available for certain types of transactions


Input: [Fields] to hash, optional [Description]

Output: The receiving party of a debit transaction. Usually another resource but can also be another type like email. Only available for certain types of transactions


Input: [Fields] from hash, optional [Description]

Output: The originating party of a credit transaction. Usually another resource but can also be another type like bitcoin network. Only available for certain types of transactions


Input: [Fields] address hash, optional [Description]

Output: Associated bitcoin address for received payment


Input: [Fields] application hash, optional [Description]

Output: Associated OAuth2 application


Input: [Selector] article* [HTML Use] Article Content [Selector_2] header* [HTML Use_3]

Output: Section or Page Header

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] aside* [HTML Use] Aside Content [Selector_2] hgroup* [HTML Use_3]

Output: Groups Header Information

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] blockquote [HTML Use] Long Quotation [Selector_2] hr [HTML Use_3]

Output: Horizontal Rule

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] body [HTML Use] Page Body [Selector_2] li [HTML Use_3]

Output: List Item

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] br [HTML Use] Line Break [Selector_2] map [HTML Use_3]

Output: Image Map

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] button [HTML Use] Push Button [Selector_2] object [HTML Use_3]

Output: Object Embedding

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] canvas* [HTML Use] Draw Area [Selector_2] ol [HTML Use_3]

Output: Ordered List

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] caption [HTML Use] Table Caption [Selector_2] output* [HTML Use_3]

Output: Form Output

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] col [HTML Use] Table Column [Selector_2] p [HTML Use_3]

Output: Paragraph

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] colgroup [HTML Use] Group of Table Columns [Selector_2] pre [HTML Use_3]

Output: Preformatted Text

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] dd [HTML Use] Definition Description [Selector_2] progress* [HTML Use_3]

Output: Displays progress of time consuming task

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] div [HTML Use] Division [Selector_2] section* [HTML Use_3]

Output: Section in Web page

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] dl [HTML Use] Definition List [Selector_2] table [HTML Use_3]

Output: Table

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] dt [HTML Use] Definition Term [Selector_2] tbody [HTML Use_3]

Output: Table Body

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] embed [HTML Use] External Content [Selector_2] textarea [HTML Use_3]

Output: Form Text Input Area

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] fieldset [HTML Use] Fieldset Label [Selector_2] tfoot [HTML Use_3]

Output: Table Footer

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] figcaption* [HTML Use] Figure Caption [Selector_2] th [HTML Use_3]

Output: Table Header

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] figure* [HTML Use] Groups Media Content and Caption [Selector_2] thead [HTML Use_3]

Output: Table Header

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] footer* [HTML Use] Section or page footer [Selector_2] tr [HTML Use_3]

Output: Table Row

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] form [HTML Use] Input Form [Selector_2] ul [HTML Use_3]

Output: Unordered List

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Selector] h1–6 [HTML Use] Heading Levels 1–6 [Selector_2] video* [HTML Use_3]

Output: Video player

HTML5 Block Level Elements: Complete List | TutorialChip


Input: [Name] AccessRights [Summary]

Output: Check access rights on files.


Input: [Name] ASCIIEncoded [Summary]

Output: Check whether the files only contain ASCII Characters. Single chars can be allowed or denied.


Input: [Name] CaseInsensitiveFilenameClash [Summary]

Output: Tests, if a file with the same filename (ignoring the case) already exists in the repository.


Input: [Name] Checkout [Summary]

Output: Checkout files from the repository to file system locations.


Input: [Name] Checkstyle [Summary]

Output: Checks java files for coding style errors using Checkstyle.


Input: [Name] Keywords [Summary]

Output: Checks for svn:keywords on all added files in this commit. Currently only Subversion keywords are supported.


Input: [Name] Log [Summary]

Output: Creation of transaction report that can be published by the handlers.


Input: [Name] PyLint [Summary]

Output: Checks Python files for coding style using PyLint.


Input: [Name] RejectTabs [Summary]

Output: Reject files with given extensions that include leading tabs. Contributed by Adam Byrtek.


Input: [Name] UnitTests [Summary]

Output: Tests, if a unit test exists for a given Java class.


Input: [Name] XMLValidator [Summary]

Output: Checks XML files for correctness.


Input: [Parameter] SemanticWebClientConfig.MAXSTEPS [Default] 3 [Description]

Output: The maximum depth of links followed during a single query. 0 means no links are followed.


Input: [Parameter] SemanticWebClientConfig.MAXTHREADS [Default] 10 [Description]

Output: The number of threads to use for URI dereferencing.


Input: [Parameter] SemanticWebClientConfig.TIMEOUT [Default] 10000 [Description]

Output: The maximal execution time for a query in milliseconds. A query will finish with the results found up to that point if the timeout is reached.


Input: [Parameter] SemanticWebClientConfig.ENABLEGRDDL [Default] false [Description]

Output: Setting this to true enables GRDDL support; see below. Notice, GRDDL support is deprecated!


Input: [Parameter] SemanticWebClientConfig.ENABLE_RDFA [Default] true [Description]

Output: Setting this to true enables RDFa support.


Input: [Parameter] SemanticWebClientConfig.ENABLE_SINDICE [Default] false [Description]

Output: Setting this to true enables Sindice-based URI search during query execution; see below.


Input: [Name] Ac_no [Type] Text [Description]

Output: Account number

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Input: [Name] Ps_name [Type] Text [Description]

Output: Customer name

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Input: [Name] Trans_date [Type] Text [Description]

Output: Transaction date

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Input: [Name] Dep_type [Type] Text [Description]

Output: Deposit type

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Input: [Name] Dep_amnt [Type] Number [Description]

Output: Deposited Amount

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Input: [Name] Ac_bal [Type] Number [Description]

Output: Account Balance

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Input: [Default Value] ‘easyNotification’ [Description] ID assinged to a newly created element. [Option]

Output: id

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Input: [Default Value] ‘Notification’ [Description] Text or HTML code you want to display in your notification. [Option]

Output: text

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Input: [Default Value] ‘body’ [Description] Used to control the placement of the notification in the DOM. This selector defines parent element of the newly created notification element. [Option]

Output: parent

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Input: [Default Value] true [Description] True or false, this option controls whether the newly created notification element will be prepended or appended to parent element. [Option]

Output: prepend

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Input: [Default Value] ” [Description] To provide even more control over the placement of the notification element, this option defines a sibling. By default this option is blank. If defined the parent option will be ignored. [Option]

Output: sibling

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Input: [Default Value] true [Description] True or false, this option controls whether the newly created notification element will be placed before or after the sibling element. [Option]

Output: before

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Input: [Default Value] ‘close’ [Description] Value of a class attribute assigned to closing span element. [Option]

Output: closeClassName

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Input: [Default Value] ‘Close’ [Description] Inner text of the closing span element. [Option]

Output: closeText

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Input: [Default Value] false [Description] True or false, this option controls if the cookie based notification will be enabled. [Option]

Output: cookieEnable

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Input: [Default Value] ‘notification’ [Description] Name of the cookie created when the notification appears for the first time. Using different cookie names for different notifications enable multiple cookie based notifications. [Option]

Output: cookieName

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Input: [Default Value] ’12345′ [Description] Options used if you want to set any specific value to the cookie, although script only checks if the cookies exists. [Option]

Output: cookieValue

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Input: [Default Value] 30 [Description] Cookie duration in days. [Option]

Output: cookieDays

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Input: [Default Value] 0 [Description] Delay in milliseconds before notification is showed. By default is set to 0 which means the notification will show immediately. [Option]

Output: delay

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