Input: [Date Modified] 6/21/2012 [Script] Convert Dosages to Genotypes This script converts allelic dosage values to genotypes based on user-specified thresholds. The dosage data may be in Single- or Double-Dosage format and may have samples in the row labels or column headers. If the samples are in the column headers, the spreadsheet may contain map information and allele translation values. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 5/17/2013 [Script] Quantile Transformation This script categorizes a numeric column into N user-specified quantiles. The cutoff points are calculated over all non-missing values and column values are compared against these cutoffs with <=. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 6/20/2012 [Script] Calculate Pseudo Lambda This script calculates a pseudo-lambda value on a column containing p-values. The formula used to calculate the pseudo lambda value is as follows: More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 6/15/2012 [Script] Correct P-Values for Multiple Tests This script takes a column of p-values and outputs several multiple testing corrections including Bonferroni, FDR (Storey 2002), BH FDR (Benjamini-Hochburg 1995) and BY FDR (Benjamini-Yekutieli 2001). More info » [Author] Greta Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 5/31/2012 [Script] Move Columns to Location This script moves all columns of a user-specified type to the user-specified location (Beginning or End). This will allow the user to group all columns of the same type together. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 5/3/2012 [Script] Chi-Squared Test with Continuity Correction This script performs a Chi-squared test on a spreadsheet with a binary dependent and genotypic data. The output will contain results for the traditional test as well as results with the Yates continuity correction applied. The following genetic models are available; Basic Allelic, Dominant, or Recessive. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 11/10/2011 [Script] Inactivate Duplicate Column Headers This script scans a spreadsheet's column headers and inactivates all additional occurrences of a column header (only the first occurrence remains active). More info » [Author] Greta Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 2/28/2012 [Script] Import Merlin PED DAT This import script imports PED/DAT files created in MERLIN. File delimiters may be comma, whitespace or tab and allele delimiters may be whitespace or /. The data may include several phenotype, covariate and genotype columns. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Import


Input: [Date Modified] 2/10/2012 [Script] MAF Filtering on Recoded Spreadsheet This script calculates minor allele frequency (MAF) on recoded data created by Recode Genotypes with X Chromosome Adjustment. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 2/10/2012 [Script] Recode Genotypes with X Chromosome Adjustment This script recodes genotypes based on an additive model with major/minor allele classification. Markers within the selected chromosomes are adjusted for male samples. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Recode


Input: [Date Modified] 2/7/2012 [Script] Import Tall Skinny Format This import script is designed to import genotypic data that is stored in a tall skinny format. The user will specify the variant name column, sample name column, and data column(s). More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Import


Input: [Date Modified] 2/3/2012 [Script] Filter Columns by Regular Expression This script takes a regular expression and activates all columns which contain an expression match in the column header. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 3/20/2015 [Script] Rename Genotypes This script scans the genotypic columns to find all existing genotypes, and then prompts for replacements. The resulting spreadsheet has the same dimensions with the appropriate genotype substitutions. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 1/30/2012 [Script] Create Column From Row Labels This script allows the user to add the row labels as a column in the spreadsheet. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 1/25/2012 [Script] Average Markers by Gene This script calculates an average value for each row over each region as defined by a gene annotation track or a string marker map field. This script requires a marker mapped spreadsheet with several quantitative columns. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 11/10/2011 [Script] Convert Binary and Integer Values to Genotypes This script recodes binary and integer genotypes to the standard genotype format of A_A, A_B, and B_B. Prompts for value of A_A, A_B, and B_B. All other numbers are encoded as missing. Thus if there is multi-allelic data in the spreadsheet, all numbers other than those specified will be encoded as "?". More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 11/10/2011 [Script] Create Pseudo Marker Mapped Spreadsheet From a non-marker mapped spreadsheet this script creates a new marker mapped spreadsheet with a pseudo marker map containing chromosome 1, positions 1 - #Rows. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 11/10/2011 [Script] Create Spreadsheet for Segmentation Based on a column from a spreadsheet, this script creates a new spreadsheet with a pseudo marker map and generic column headers making it suitable for running CNAM optimal segmenting. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: CNV Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 11/10/2011 [Script] Frequency Table This script will calculate the frequency distribution of two columns in a spreadsheet. The script can be accessed through the scripts menu and will prompt the user to select two non-real columns. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 11/10/2011 [Script] Split Column on Specified Delimiter This script prompts the user to select a column that needs to be split on a specified delimiter and for the delimiter to use. The delimiter can be more than one character. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 11/10/2011 [Script] Genetic Distance between Samples This script is designed to calculate Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel statistics, given several different spreadsheets corresponding to data from several different strata. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 11/10/2011 [Script] MIP CN Transformation This script creates 5 transposed spreadsheets, one for each column imported from the MIP Array copy number text file: Copy A, Copy B, CopyNumber, AlleleRatio, and AllelicDifference More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 11/10/2011 [Script] Select Subset of Data by XY Coordinates This script takes an upper and lower bound for two numeric columns and creates a subset spreadsheet for the two columns. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 10/25/2011 [Script] CMH Test over Several Strata This script is designed to calculate Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel statistics, given several different spreadsheets corresponding to data from several different strata. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 10/04/2011 [Script] Genotype Statistics Summary This script takes a spreadsheet that contains a case/control dependent variable and SNPs and runs all of the genotype association tests as well as tests for a heterozygous advantage model (Dd vs DD, dd) and a homozygous comparison model (DD vs dd). Also calculates Chi Squared Scores, Correlation/Trend test scores and completes count tables. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 7/28/2011 [Script] Alternate Allele Frequency This script calculates the percentage of alternate alleles over all samples for each variant. The resulting spreadsheet has columns containing the reference count, alternate allele, alternate allele frequency, reference allele count and alternate allele count. More info » [Author] Mike Thiesen Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 6/23/2011 [Script] Create Table for Significant Region Creates a spreadsheet with significant regions from a spreadsheet of p-values. This script extracts p-values more extreme than a certain significance value (cutoff) and combines the remaining markers into segments. If two markers are on different chromosomes or more than a certain distance apart (split), a new region is created. More info » [Author] Ingo Helbig UK-SH Kiel [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 6/23/2014 [Script] Extract Info from Regression Stats Viewer This script scans the Regression Statistics Viewer output and prints out the p-value after correcting for any covariates. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Regression


Input: [Date Modified] 4/21/2011 [Script] Filter by Marker Map Field This function takes a map field from the current spreadsheet as input, then activates or inactivates based on a given threshold or list, or both. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 4/21/2011 [Script] KBAC with Permutation Testing The Kernel-Based Adaptive Cluster (KBAC) method by Liu and Leal [Liu and Leal 2010] first catalogs the variant data within each of a number of regions into multi-marker genotypes. Since the variants are rare, only a relatively few different multi-marker genotypes will be found in any given region. More info » [Author] James Grover Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 4/21/2011 [Script] Apply Additional Marker Map This function will apply an additional marker map to the a currently mapped spreadsheet. The user can choose to apply the new map's data to only unmapped columns or to all columns, preferring either new marker map or old marker map information. More info » [Author] Sam Gardner Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Marker Maps


Input: [Date Modified] 4/21/2011 [Script] LD Pairwise Analysis Scripts This script outputs results from LD analysis, both the EM and CHM methods and both R² and D' values. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 4/18/2011 [Script] Highlight Values in XY Scatter Plot This script plots an XY scatter plot with additional graph items to highlight values of interest. An independent column, dependent column and sample list is needed. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Plotting


Input: [Date Modified] 4/7/2011 [Script] Run Multiple Genotype Association Tests This script runs genotypic association tests on multiple dependent phenotype columns. More info » [Author] Christophe Lambert, Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 3/14/2011 [Script] Import PennCNV This script imports PennCNV input signal intensity files, where each file contains data for a single sample. More info » [Author] Sam Gardner Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Import


Input: [Date Modified] 3/11/2011 [Script] Append Several Spreadsheets This function allows the user to append several spreadsheets in one dialog, saving the user from having to append each spreadsheet individually. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 1/21/2015 [Script] Join or Merge Several Spreadsheets This function allows the user to merge several spreadsheets in one dialog, saving the user from having to merge each spreadsheet individually. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 12/17/2014 [Script] ANOVA with Phenotype and SNPs This function makes use of the scipy package, specifically the scipy.stats.f_oneway and scipy.stats.kruskal functions. This requires a numeric phenotype column and several genotype columns which provide the grouping structure in each test. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 3/3/2011 [Script] ANOVA on Numeric Columns This function makes use of the scipy package, specifically the scipy.stats.f_oneway and scipy.stats.kruskal functions. This requires a categorical dependent column that provides the grouping structure and several numeric columns. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 3/3/2011 [Script] Import Affymetrix CN Segment Files This script will import Affymetrix CN Segment files containing copy number segment data as outputted from Affymetrix. More info » [Author] Sam Gardner Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Import


Input: [Date Modified] 3/3/2011 [Script] Filter by SIFT Synonymous Classification This function scans a marker-mapped spreadsheet with several genotypic columns and investigates the corresponding SIFT marker map synonymous or non-synonymous classifications.This script requires the purchase of the Sequence Module to function. More info » [Author] Gabe Rudy Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 1/26/2011 [Script] Activate ATCG SNPs to flip strand or to exclude SNPs These scripts can be used to identify SNPs that have ambivalent orientation by comparing a genotype dataset with a reference dataset, such as HapMap data. More info » [Author] Joost W. Morsink and Sander W. van der Laan University Medical Center Utrecht [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 1/26/2011 [Script] Affymetrix B Allele Frequency Calculation Using Affymetrix CEL files as its source, this script combines quantile normalized SNP A and B probe intensities for each marker into a theta value, then calculates B-Allele Frequencies for each marker. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: CNV Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 12/27/2013 [Script] BEAGLE/BEAGLECALL Scripts Package These scripts are for importing and exporting files from the BEAGLE and BEAGLECALL Genetic Analysis Software Packages. More info » [Author] Various GHI Staff Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Import/Export


Input: [Date Modified] 1/26/2011 [Script] Calculate Expected P-value This script takes spreadsheet that contains a p-value column and calculates expected p-values for the specified column. It is also optional to export expected –log10 p-values as well. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 1/26/2011 [Script] Chi-Squared Contingency Table This script computes the Pearson’s Chi-Squared Statistic for a contingency table with m groups and n observations (m rows and n columns). For 2x2 tables the p-value, –log10 p-value, Bonferroni p-value and –log10 Bonferroni p-value are also computed. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: SNP Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 1/26/2011 [Script] CNV PCA Search Given a spreadsheet, prompt for a principal components spreadsheet, a lower and upper bound on the number of components and a step size. Runs association tests using each components setting, does a linear regression on the least significant 90% of the data and reports the slope of the line and a goodness of fit statistic. This script can be used in conjunction with the CNV PCA Search Tutorial. More info » [Author] Christophe Lambert Golden Helix [Category]

Output: CNV Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 1/26/2011 [Script] Create Table for Significant Regions This script creates a spreadsheet with significant regions from a spreadsheet of p-values (in the first column). It also extracts p-values more extreme than a certain significance value (cutoff) and combines the remaining markers into segments. If two markers are on different chromosomes or more than a certain distance apart (split), a new region is created. More info » [Author] Ingo Helbig UK-SH Kiel [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 12/27/2013 [Script] Export MACH PED_DAT Files This script exports MACH/Merlin PED and DAT formatted files. Run this script from a pedigree spreadsheet that can contain as many phenotypes as desired. The user will be provided with the option to create one file per chromosome if a marker map is applied to the pedigree spreadsheet. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Export


Input: [Date Modified] 1/26/2011 [Script] Log Ratio Tails This script calculates percentile values for the upper and lower tails of log ratios using two user-specified thresholds. Missing values are skipped. A log ratio call rate is returned with the results. This script may also be used to identify percentiles for real-value data other than log ratios. More info » [Author] Christophe Lambert, Bryce Christensen Golden Helix [Category]

Output: CNV Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 8/13/2013 [Script] Nonparametric Association Tests (Binary Dependent) This function makes use of the scipy package, specifically the scipy.stats.ranksums and scipy.stats.mannwhitneyu functions. With one binary dependent column, the user can perform nonparametric association tests on all numeric columns. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 8/13/2013 [Script] Nonparametric Correlation This function makes use of the scipy package, specifically the scipy.stats.spearmanr and scipy.stats.kendalltau functions. With one numeric dependent column, the user can perform nonparametric correlation tests on all numeric columns. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 1/26/2011 [Script] Row Averages with Histogram This script will create a column subset from a numeric spreadsheet, then take the row averages and create a histogram of those averages. The subset is specified with a column chooser. This function is useful for LogR spreadsheets to investigate for possible CNVs. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: CNV Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 1/26/2011 [Script] Sample Pair Mismatch This script compares genotype calls from NSP and STY files and calculates the correlation between the nearest markers in the two sets. If there is a high correlation, the NSP and STY markers correspond to the same person, otherwise there is a mismatch. More info » [Author] Christophe Lambert, Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Quality Assurance


Input: [Date Modified] 1/26/2011 [Script] SNP Cluster Plots This script creates scatter plots based on A and B allele intensities that can be split on SNP genotypes to create tri-colored cluster plots. The script will work for up to 100 SNPs at a time. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Plotting


Input: [Class] AbstractPdfToImageParameters [Description]

Output: Base class for a parameter meant to convert an existing pdf source to an image of a specified type.

org.sejda.model.parameter.image (sejda 1.0.0.RELEASE API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AbstractPdfToMultipleImageParameters [Description]

Output: Base class for a parameter meant to convert an existing pdf source to multiple images of a specified type.

org.sejda.model.parameter.image (sejda 1.0.0.RELEASE API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AbstractPdfToSingleImageParameters [Description]

Output: Base class for a parameter meant to convert an existing pdf source to a single image of a specified type.

org.sejda.model.parameter.image (sejda 1.0.0.RELEASE API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] PdfToJpegParameters [Description]

Output: Parameter meant to convert an existing pdf source to JPEG images.

org.sejda.model.parameter.image (sejda 1.0.0.RELEASE API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] PdfToMultipleTiffParameters [Description]

Output: Parameter meant to convert an existing pdf source to multiple TIFF images.

org.sejda.model.parameter.image (sejda 1.0.0.RELEASE API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] PdfToSingleTiffParameters [Description]

Output: Parameter meant to convert an existing pdf source to a single TIFF image with multiple pages.

org.sejda.model.parameter.image (sejda 1.0.0.RELEASE API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] 0x0 [Description] Not Defined [Type]

Output: Operations

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Input: [Class] 0x1 [Description] Broadcaster Distribution Point [Type]

Output: Broadcaster

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Input: [Class] 0x2 [Description] Distribution Point Listener [Type]

Output: Listener

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Input: [Class] 0x3 [Description] Broadcaster Listener via Distribution Point [Type]

Output: Cacheable Metadata

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Input: [Class] 0x4 [Description] Broadcaster Listener via Distribution Point [Type]

Output: Cacheable Metadata

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Input: [Class] 0x5 [Description] Broadcaster Listener via Distribution Point [Type]

Output: Pass-through Metadata

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Input: [Class] 0x6 [Description] Broadcaster Listener via Distribution Point [Type]

Output: Pass-through Metadata

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Input: [Class] 0x7 [Description] Encoded data (ex: 0x7000 is MP3) [Type]

Output: Data

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Input: [Class] 0x8 [Description] Encoded data (ex: 0x8003 is AACP) [Type]

Output: Data

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Input: [Class] 0x9 [Description] Encoded data (ex: 0x9000 is Headerless AACP) [Type]

Output: Framed Data

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Input: [Class] 0xA [Description] (Reserved for use with 0x9 if implemented) [Type]

Output: Cacheable Binary Metadata

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Input: [Class] 0xB-0xF [Description] Not Defined [Type]

Output: N/D

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Input: [Value] Nokia [Key]

Output: Phone manufacturer


Input: [Value] E51 [Key]

Output: Phone model


Input: [Value] 410.34.001 [Key]

Output: Phone firmware version


Input: [Value] contacts/events/tasks/memos [Key]

Output: Data that can be synchronized


Input: [Value] 1.0.99.6 [Key]

Output: SyncEvolution version


Input: [Value] Linux desktop Debian squeeze [Key]

Output: SyncEvolution platform


Input: [Value] Evolution [Key]

Output: SyncEvolution backend


Input: [Value] Nokia N900 [Key]

Output: Configuration template included in SyncEvolution:


Input: [Value] Rudi [Key]

Output: Tested by


Input: [Key] 1 [Action]

Output: Increase Speed


Input: [Key] 2 [Action]

Output: Decrease Speed


Input: [Key] j [Action]

Output: Previous Audio stream


Input: [Key] k [Action]

Output: Next Audio stream


Input: [Key] i [Action]

Output: Previous Chapter


Input: [Key] o [Action]

Output: Next Chapter


Input: [Key] n [Action]

Output: Previous Subtitle stream


Input: [Key] m [Action]

Output: Next Subtitle stream


Input: [Key] s [Action]

Output: Toggle subtitles


Input: [Key] q [Action]

Output: Exit OMXPlayer


Input: [Key] Space or p [Action]

Output: Pause/Resume


Input: [Key] - [Action]

Output: Decrease Volume


Input: [Key] + [Action]

Output: Increase Volume


Input: [Key] Left [Action]

Output: Seek -30


Input: [Key] Right [Action]

Output: Seek +30


Input: [Key] Down [Action]

Output: Seek -600


Input: [Key] Up [Action]

Output: Seek +600


Input: [Option] Enabled [Values] Yes No [Description]

Output: See Common Shipping Options.

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Input: [Option] Title [Description]

Output: See Common Shipping Options.

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Input: [Option] Method Name [Description]

Output: The name of the individual shipping method that appears under the Title during checkout. Flat Rate is not an external gateway and only one individual shipping method is available.

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Input: [Option] Type [Values] None Per Order Per Item [Description]

Output: Select Per Order if you want the value of the Price option to be the shipping charge for the entire order. Select Per Item if you want the value of the Price option to be shipping charge for each shopping cart item (the Price will be multiplied by the number of items in the order). Select None if you want your customers not to pay shipping charge.

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Input: [Option] Price [Description]

Output: The amount of the shipping charge for the Flat Rate method.

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Input: [Option] Calculate Handling Fee [Values] Fixed Percent [Description]

Output: Select Fixed if you want the Handling Fee value to be added to the Price. Select Percent if you want the Handling Fee value to be added to the Price as a percentage of the total shipping price (Price).

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Input: [Option] Handling Fee [Description]

Output: A handling fee added to the Price.

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Input: [Option] Displayed Error Message [Description]

Output: See Common Shipping Options.

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Input: [Option] Ship to Applicable Countries [Values] All Allowed Countries Specific Countries [Description]

Output: See Common Shipping Options.

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Input: [Option] Ship to Specific Countries [Description]

Output: See Common Shipping Options.

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Input: [Option] Show Method if Not Applicable [Values] Yes No [Description]

Output: See Common Shipping Options.

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Input: [Option] Sort Order [Values] 0, 1, 2, … [Description]

Output: See Common Shipping Options.

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Input: [Option] exportLastVersion [Description]

Output: Sets whether the data from the last version of the document should be exported, rather than the live version. Default false.


Input: [Option] failOnError [Description]

Output: Sets whether the export should be interrupted when a failure occurs during exporting the document. Default false. When false, the export will simply continue with the next document (a list of failures is however kept and provided at the end of the import). When true, the export will stop in case of an error.


Input: [Option] stackTracesOfFailures [Description]

Output: Sets whether full stack traces of failures should be kept (for logging in the summary file). Default false.


Input: [Option] includeListOfRetiredDocuments [Description]

Output: Sets whether a list of retired documents should be included in the export. Default true.


Input: [Option] exportDocumentOwners [Description]

Output: Sets whether the owners of documents should be exported. Default false.


Input: [Option] enableLinkExtraction [Description]

Output: Sets whether link extraction should occur on document content. Default true. When true, the content of supported parts (e.g. Daisy HTML, navigation, books) are parsed for links. The branches, languages and namespaces used in those links are included in the export as non-required (the registration of these branches, languages and namespaces in the target repository is important for link extraction to work, and in case of the namespaces to make sure they are associated with the correct fingerprint). Setting this to false can save the export tool some work (the export will run a bit faster).


Input: [Option] exportVersionState [Description]

Output: Sets whether the state of the exported version should be excluded in the export. Default true. When the option exportLastVersion is false (the default), then the version state will always be 'publish' and thus this option serves little purpose in that case.


Input: [Option] exportReferenceLanguage [Description]

Output: Sets whether the reference language should be exported. Default true.


Input: [Shortcut] CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+A [Description] Choose Track> Lanes >Select All [Action]

Output: Selecting All Clips On A Lane

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Input: [Shortcut] CTRL+SHIFT+A [Description] Choose Track>Select All Clips On This Track. Alternatively, double-click a track header. [Action]

Output: Selecting All Clips On A Track

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Input: [Shortcut] CTRL+A [Description] Choose Edit>Select All [Action]

Output: Selecting All Clips In Project

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Input: [Shortcut] Esc [Description] Deselect any selected clips. [Action]

Output: Unselect Clips

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Input: [Shortcut] Tab [Description] A quick way to select the next clip. [Action]

Output: Select Next Clip

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Input: [Shortcut] SHIFT+Tab [Description] A quick way to select the previous clip. [Action]

Output: Select Previous Clip

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Input: [Command] echo [ ...] [Definition]

Output: echos the arguments to the standard output.

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Input: [Command] exit [Definition]

Output: return control to the Framework.

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Input: [Command] help [Definition]

Output: lists the commands available.

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Input: [Command] show [Definition]

Output: lists the parameters available and their current value.

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Input: [Command] sourceFoundFile [Definition]

Output: source the tcl file in the path given by $BFDEFAULTSEARCHPATH or $BFSEARCHPATH.

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Input: [Command] verbose [Definition]

Output: a boolean parameter that controls standard output.

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Input: [Command] production [Definition]

Output: a boolean parameter to indicate processing in Production.

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Input: [Command] enableFrames [Definition]

Output: a boolean to enable frames.

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Input: [Parameter Name] listen_ip [Value Types] String [Description]

Output: Internet address of the network interface on which the SPU listens for tracker data.


Input: [Parameter Name] listen_port [Value Types] Integer [Description]

Output: UDP port where the SPU listens for tracker data. Default is 1234.


Input: [Parameter Name] screen_count [Value Types] Integer [Description]

Output: Number of screens for which configuration options are specified. Screen configuration options are specified in screen__ where is an integer smaller than screen_count and is the name of an option. For valid options see below. Default is 1.


Input: [Parameter Name] cave_matrix [Value Types] 16 Floats [Description]

Output: The cave matrix in column major order. See head tracking for details. Default is the identity matrix.


Input: [Parameter Name] left_eye_matrix [Value Types] 16 Floats [Description]

Output: The sensor matrix for the left eye in column major order. See head tracking for details. Default is the identity matrix.


Input: [Parameter Name] right_eye_matrix [Value Types] 16 Floats [Description]

Output: The sensor matrix for the right eye in column major order. See head tracking for details. Default is the identity matrix.


Input: [Parameter Name] view_matrix [Value Types] 16 Floats [Description]

Output: A user specified view matrix. This can be used to replace an application specific view matrix. Default is the identity matrix.


Input: [Parameter Name] initial_pos [Value Types] 3 Floats [Description]

Output: Initial position in OpenGL units. Useful if no tracking device is connected. Default is 0, 0, 0.


Input: [Parameter Name] screen__server_index [Value Types] Integer [Description]

Output: Index of the server for screen .


Input: [Parameter Name] screen__orientation [Value Types] 4 Floats [Description]

Output: The orientation of screen given as arguments to glRotate.


Input: [Parameter Name] screen__origin [Value Types] 4 Floats [Description]

Output: Position of the center of screen in OpenGL units.


Input: [Parameter Name] screen__extent [Value Types] 4 Floats [Description]

Output: Width and height of screen in OpenGL units and near and far clipping plane positions.


Input: [Parameter Name] screen__offset [Value Types] 3 Floats [Description]

Output: This offset is added to the tracker position for screen . Useful for implementing static mode stereo. Default is 0, 0, 0.


Input: [Parameter Name] screen__eye [Value Types] String [Description]

Output: Which eye this screen belongs to. Must be either "left" or "right". Default is "left".


Input: [Error code] 0 [Error Message]

Output: Not an error


Input: [Error code] 1 [Error Message]

Output: SQL logic error or missing database


Input: [Error code] 2 [Error Message]

Output: Internal SQLite implementation flaw


Input: [Error code] 3 [Error Message]

Output: Access permission denied


Input: [Error code] 4 [Error Message]

Output: Callback requested query abort


Input: [Error code] 5 [Error Message]

Output: Database is locked


Input: [Error code] 6 [Error Message]

Output: Database table is locked


Input: [Error code] 7 [Error Message]

Output: Out of memory


Input: [Error code] 8 [Error Message]

Output: Attempt to write a read/only database


Input: [Error code] 9 [Error Message]

Output: Interrupted


Input: [Error code] 10 [Error Message]

Output: Disk I/O error


Input: [Error code] 11 [Error Message]

Output: Database disk image is malformed


Input: [Error code] 12 [Error Message]

Output: Table or record not found


Input: [Error code] 13 [Error Message]

Output: Database is full


Input: [Error code] 14 [Error Message]

Output: Unable to open database file


Input: [Error code] 15 [Error Message]

Output: Database locking protocol failure


Input: [Error code] 16 [Error Message]

Output: Table contains no data


Input: [Error code] 17 [Error Message]

Output: Database schema has changed


Input: [Error code] 18 [Error Message]

Output: Too much data for one table row


Input: [Error code] 19 [Error Message]

Output: Constraint failed


Input: [Error code] 20 [Error Message]

Output: Datatype mismatch


Input: [Error code] 21 [Error Message]

Output: Library routine called out of sequence


Input: [Error code] 22 [Error Message]

Output: Kernel lacks large file support


Input: [Error code] 23 [Error Message]

Output: Authorization denied


Input: [Error code] 24 [Error Message]

Output: Auxiliary database format error


Input: [Error code] 25 [Error Message]

Output: Bind or column index out of range


Input: [Error code] 26 [Error Message]

Output: File is encrypted or is not a database


Input: [Error code] 200 [Error Message]

Output: Not connected


Input: [Line] [Desktop Entry] [Description]

Output: The first line of every desktop file and the section header to identify the block of key value pairs associated with the desktop. Necessary for the desktop to recognize the file correctly.

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Input: [Line] Type=Application [Description]

Output: Tells the desktop that this desktop file pertains to an application. Other valid values for this key are Link and Directory.

Integrating your applications into the desktop, Part 1 | Red Hat


Input: [Line] Encoding=UTF-8 [Description]

Output: Describes the encoding of the entries in this desktop file.

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Input: [Line] Name=Sample Application Name [Description]

Output: Name of your application for the main menu and any launchers.

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Input: [Line] Comment=A sample application [Description]

Output: Describes the application. Used as a tooltip.

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Input: [Line] Exec=application [Description]

Output: The command that starts this application from a shell. It can have arguments.

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Input: [Line] Icon=application.png [Description]

Output: The icon name associated with this application.

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Input: [Line] Terminal=false [Description]

Output: Describes whether the application should run in a terminal.

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Input: [Attribute] ID [Explanation]

Output: Identification number (of every single productive open space)


Input: [Attribute] sheet [Explanation]

Output: Number of the sheet (cadastral map 1:2500) on which the area is located


Input: [Attribute] location [Explanation]

Output: Name of the ward in which the area is located


Input: [Attribute] municipality [Explanation]

Output: Name of the municipality in which the area is located


Input: [Attribute] category [Explanation]

Output: see below (9.2.1)


Input: [Attribute] ownership [Explanation]

Output: see below (9.2.2)


Input: [Attribute] type [Explanation]

Output: Either irrigated (production throughout the whole year) or rainfed (production only during the rain seasons). In cases where both types of production occurred on a site, the dominating type is marked and a comment is added at the attribute "remarks"


Input: [Attribute] water [Explanation]

Output: Source of water, only in cases where the area is irrigated


Input: [Attribute] status [Explanation]

Output: Status of production (according to the numbering in 9.1.2)


Input: [Attribute] size [Explanation]

Output: Size of the area (in square meters)


Input: [Attribute] farmers [Explanation]

Output: Number of farmers working in the area (if known)


Input: [Attribute] reason [Explanation]

Output: Reason for disappearance in 1999 (if known)


Input: [Attribute] remarks [Explanation]

Output: Further information


Input: [Type] Commentable page [Description]

Output: Pages on which users can add comments.


Input: [Type] News and Overiew pages [Description]

Output: See Basic usage.


Input: [Type] Simple news pages [Description]

Output: See Basic usage.


Input: [Type] Photo gallery [Description]

Output: See Basic usage.


Input: [Type] Formmailer [Description]

Output: Contact form which sends an e-mail to the e-mail address specified as additional parameter.


Input: [Type] Redirect [Description]

Output: Redirects to a specified page.


Input: [Type] Language redirect [Description]

Output: You can setup a page (e.g. the index page) which forwards the users according to their language settings. Therefor specify the page type "language forwarding" in the page properties and add e.g. "en,index_en;es,index_es;de,index_de". This will refer the users to index_en, index_es or index_de according to their language settings if their preferred language is available


Input: [Type] Notes page [Description]

Output: Includes a notes section.


Input: [Type] RSS Feeds and XML Sitemaps [Description]

Output: See Basic usage.


Input: [Type] Search [Description]

Output: Provides a simple site search.


Input: [Cache name] DistributedLogonTokenCache [Description] This cache stores the security token issued by a Secure Token Service for use by any web server in the server farm. Any web server that receives a request for resources can access the security token from the cache, authenticate the user, and provide access to the resources requested. [Name]

Output: Login Token Cache

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Input: [Cache name] DistributedActivityFeedCache [Description] This cache stores activities and conversations for use by the feeds on a user’s My Site. [Name]

Output: Feed Cache

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Input: [Cache name] DistributedActivityFeedLMTCache [Description] This cache stores time stamp information for all Feed Cache entities [Name]

Output: Last Modified Time Cache

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Input: [Cache name] DistributedBouncerCache [Name]

Output: OneNote Throttling

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Input: [Cache name] DistributedAccessCache [Name]

Output: Access Cache

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Input: [Cache name] DistributedSearchCache [Name]

Output: Search Query Web Part

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Input: [Cache name] DistributedSecurityTrimmingCache [Name]

Output: Security Trimming Cache

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Input: [Cache name] DistributedServerToAppServerAccessTokenCache [Name]

Output: App Token Cache

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Input: [Cache name] DistributedViewStateCache [Name]

Output: View State Cache

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Input: [Windows] ALT + F1 [Availability] At all menu screens At almost all report screens At almost all screens in TALLY.ERP 9 At the Inventory/ Payroll voucher creation or alteration screen. [Functionality]

Output: To close a company To view detailed report To explode a line into its details To select Inventory vouchers to alter

Tally Short Cut Keys - Tally Accounting Software (Tally Solutions) @ Hyderabad


Input: [Windows] ALT + F2 [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY.ERP 9 [Functionality]

Output: To change the period

Tally Short Cut Keys - Tally Accounting Software (Tally Solutions) @ Hyderabad


Input: [Windows] ALT + F3 [Availability] At Gateway of Tally screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the company info menu To create/alter/shut a Company

Tally Short Cut Keys - Tally Accounting Software (Tally Solutions) @ Hyderabad


Input: [Windows] ALT + F4 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens [Functionality]

Output: To select the Purchase Order Voucher Type

Tally Short Cut Keys - Tally Accounting Software (Tally Solutions) @ Hyderabad


Input: [Windows] ALT + F5 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens At almost all report screens in TALLY.ERP 9 [Functionality]

Output: To select the Sales Order Voucher Type To view monthly and quarterly report

Tally Short Cut Keys - Tally Accounting Software (Tally Solutions) @ Hyderabad


Input: [Windows] ALT + F6 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens [Functionality]

Output: To select the Rejection Out Voucher Type To change the Sales Order Voucher Type

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Input: [Windows] ALT + F7 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens At Tally Audit Listing screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Stock Journal Voucher Type To accept all the Audit lists

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Input: [Windows] ALT + F8 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens At Ledger Voucher screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Delivery Note Voucher Type To view the Columnar report

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Input: [Windows] ALT + F9 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens [Functionality]

Output: To select the Receipt Note Voucher Type

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Input: [Windows] ALT + F10 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens [Functionality]

Output: To select the Physical Stock Voucher Type

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Input: [Windows] ALT + F12 [Availability] At almost all report screens [Functionality]

Output: To filter the information based on monetary value

Tally Short Cut Keys - Tally Accounting Software (Tally Solutions) @ Hyderabad


Input: [Windows] Ctrl + F1 [Availability] At the Accounting/Inventory Voucher creation or alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select payroll vouchers for alteration

Tally Short Cut Keys - Tally Accounting Software (Tally Solutions) @ Hyderabad


Input: [Windows] CTRL + ALT + F12 [Availability] At Gateway of Tally [Functionality]

Output: Advanced Configuration

Tally Short Cut Keys - Tally Accounting Software (Tally Solutions) @ Hyderabad


Input: [Description] Compares the date to any format passed in. If a date object or timestamp is passed in, the date is tested to the millisecond. If a text format is used, is performs some magic that will use a precision implied in the format used. For example, if '2010' is passed, it will return true for any date between the first and last millisecond of 2010. The second parameter will add a margin of error (in milliseconds). [Method]

Output: is


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is after the one passed. [Method]

Output: isAfter


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is before the one passed. [Method]

Output: isBefore


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is between the two passed. [Method]

Output: isBetween


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is in the future. [Method]

Output: isFuture


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is in the past. [Method]

Output: isPast


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is yesterday. [Method]

Output: isYesterday


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is today. [Method]

Output: isToday


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is tomorrow. [Method]

Output: isTomorrow


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is Monday - Friday. [Method]

Output: isWeekday


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is a Saturday or Sunday. [Method]

Output: isWeekend


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is last Week/Month/Year. [Method]

Output: isLastUnit


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is this Week/Month/Year. [Method]

Output: isThisUnit


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is next Week/Month/Year. [Method]

Output: isNextUnit


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date is valid. [Method]

Output: isValid


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date falls on a leap year. [Method]

Output: isLeapYear


Input: [Description] Will return true if the date has a zero timezone offset. [Method]

Output: isUTC


Input: [Pattern] Abstract Factory [Classification on Purpose] Creational [Classification on Intent]

Output: Construction

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Builder [Classification on Purpose] Creational [Classification on Intent]

Output: Construction

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Factory Method [Classification on Purpose] Creational [Classification on Intent]

Output: Construction

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Prototype [Classification on Purpose] Creational [Classification on Intent]

Output: Construction

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Singleton [Classification on Purpose] Creational [Classification on Intent]

Output: Responsibility

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Adapter [Classification on Purpose] Structural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Interface

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Bridge [Classification on Purpose] Structural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Interface

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Composite [Classification on Purpose] Structural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Interface

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Decorator [Classification on Purpose] Structural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Extension

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Façade [Classification on Purpose] Structural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Interface

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Flyweight [Classification on Purpose] Structural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Responsibility

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Proxy [Classification on Purpose] Structural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Responsibility

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Chain of Responsibility [Classification on Purpose] Behavioural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Responsibility

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Command [Classification on Purpose] Behavioural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Operation

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Interpreter [Classification on Purpose] Behavioural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Operation

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Iterator [Classification on Purpose] Behavioural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Extension

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Mediator [Classification on Purpose] Behavioural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Responsibility

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Memento [Classification on Purpose] Behavioural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Construction

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Observer [Classification on Purpose] Behavioural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Responsibility

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] State [Classification on Purpose] Behavioural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Operation

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Strategy [Classification on Purpose] Behavioural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Operation

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Template Method [Classification on Purpose] Behavioural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Operation

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Pattern] Visitor [Classification on Purpose] Behavioural [Classification on Intent]

Output: Extension

ACCU :: Using Design Patterns to Manage Complexity


Input: [Type] string [Description] One of your personal access_ids. [Parameter]

Output: access_id required

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Input: [Type] file [Description] A file id or file url or a direct file upload (requires POST). more Upload a local file by performing a POST request with encoding-type "multipart/form-data" (corresponding to an html form with an ) [Parameter]

Output: input_file required

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Input: [Type] float [Description] Skip audio data before this position. [Parameter]

Output: begin_seconds optional

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Input: [Type] float [Description] Ignore audio data after this position. [Parameter]

Output: end_seconds optional

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Input: [Type] bool [true, false] default: true [Description] Whether to call the task in a blocking or non-blocking way. more Blocking calls return the results directly. For more info see the response documentation for this task. [Parameter]

Output: blocking optional

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Input: [Type] string [xml, json, jsonp, xmlp] default: xml [Description] The format to use in the response. more Note that for the formats "jsonp" or "xmlp", the HTTP status code will always be 200. [Parameter]

Output: format optional

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Input: [Type] string [Description] Callback function name required when using the format "jsonp" or "xmlp." [Parameter]

Output: callback optional

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Input: [Type] string [Description] Arbitrary string to add to the logs. more Allows you to add any strings you might find helpful for later analysis of the request logs. [Parameter]

Output: foo_string optional

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Input: [0] Esc [Preferences Window] Close Preferences Window [Main Window]

Output: Hide Main Window

recordMyDesktop's User Guide: Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [0] Control+p [Preferences Window] Close Preferences Window [Main Window]

Output: Show Preferences Window

recordMyDesktop's User Guide: Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [0] Control+h [Preferences Window] NA [Main Window]

Output: Hide Main Window

recordMyDesktop's User Guide: Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [0] Control+r [Preferences Window] NA [Main Window]

Output: Start Recording

recordMyDesktop's User Guide: Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [0] Control+s [Preferences Window] NA [Main Window]

Output: Open Save File Dialog

recordMyDesktop's User Guide: Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [0] Control+q [Preferences Window] NA [Main Window]

Output: Quit Application

recordMyDesktop's User Guide: Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] Clock [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Capabilities generally associated with having a clock.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] Hand-held Workstation [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Hand-held or portable workstation capabilities.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] Personal Computer Workstation [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Main operator workstation capabilities.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] Event Initiation [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Detect and generate alarms and events.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] Event Response [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Ability to respond to alarms and events.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] COV Event Initiation [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Ability to initiate change-of-value notifications.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] COV Event Response [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Subscribe to and receive change-of-value notifications.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] Files [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Capability to read, write, upload and download files.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] Reinitialize [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Ability to be reinitialized from remote device.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] Virtual Operator [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Capable of providing operator side of virtual terminal session.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] Virtual Terminal [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Capable of providing server side of virtual terminal session.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] Device Communications [DESCRIPTION]

Output: DeviceCommunicationControl Service request execution supported.


Input: [FUNCTION GROUP] Time Master [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Able to initiate TimeSynchronization Service request.


Input: [Property/Feature] CreatorInfo: Creator [Description]

Output: The application that created the OCG/PDF


Input: [Property/Feature] CreatorInfo: Subtype [Description]

Output: For example, Artwork or Technical or Illustration


Input: [Property/Feature] Language: Lang [Description]

Output: Language and Locale for this Layer. This is useful for applications extracting or exporting data from PDF files.


Input: [Property/Feature] Language: Preferred [Description]

Output: This can contain either an ON or OFF value indicating if this Language should be the preferred Language.


Input: [Property/Feature] View:ViewState [Description]

Output: A value of either ON or OFF which indicates if this Layer should be visible when the document is opened


Input: [Property/Feature] Export:ExportState [Description]

Output: ON or OFF again indicating if the layer should be included for export by Acrobat or other applications


Input: [Property/Feature] Print:Subtype [Description]

Output: This property can indicate what type of content is being controlled by the OCG for the purposes of printing, eg Trapping, Water


Input: [Criterion] Album [Sub-attribute] album, title [Attribute]

Output: Title for a collection of media, such as a record album


Input: [Criterion] Alpha channel [Sub-attribute] alpha [Attribute]

Output: Whether the image has an Alpha channel


Input: [Criterion] Alternate display names [Attribute]

Output: Alternate names of the file


Input: [Criterion] Altitude [Sub-attribute] altitude [Attribute]

Output: The altitude of the item in meters above sea level, expressed using the WGS84 datum. Negative values lie below sea level.


Input: [Criterion] Aperture value [Sub-attribute] aperture, fstop [Attribute]

Output: Size of the lens aperture as a log-scale APEX value


Input: [Criterion] Application Categories [Sub-attribute] categories [Attribute]

Output: Categories application is a member of


Input: [Criterion] Audiences [Sub-attribute] to, audience [Attribute]

Output: Who the document is intended for


Input: [Criterion] Audio bit rate [Sub-attribute] audiobitrate, bitrate [Attribute]

Output: Bit rate of the audio in the media


Input: [Criterion] Audio channels [Sub-attribute] channels [Attribute]

Output: Number of channels in the files audio data


Input: [Criterion] Audio encoding application [Sub-attribute] encoder, encodedby, audioencodingapplication [Attribute]

Output: Name of the application that encoded the data in the audio file


Input: [Criterion] Author addresses [Sub-attribute] from [Attribute]

Output: Addresses for authors of this item


Input: [Criterion] Author Email addresses [Sub-attribute] from, email, mail [Attribute]

Output: Email addresses for authors of this item


Input: [Criterion] Authors [Sub-attribute] from, author, with, by [Attribute]

Output: Authors of this item


Input: [Criterion] Bits per sample [Sub-attribute] bitspersample, bps [Attribute]

Output: Number of bits per sample


Input: [Criterion] Category [Sub-attribute] category [Attribute]

Output: App Store Category item is a member of


Input: [Criterion] City [Sub-attribute] city [Attribute]

Output: City of the item


Input: [Criterion] Codecs [Sub-attribute] codec [Attribute]

Output: Codecs used to encode and decode the media


Input: [Criterion] Color profile [Sub-attribute] profile [Attribute]

Output: Name of the color profile used for the image


Input: [Criterion] Color space [Sub-attribute] colorspace [Attribute]

Output: Color space model of this image


Input: [Criterion] Comment [Sub-attribute] comment [Attribute]

Output: Comments about this item


Input: [Criterion] Composer [Sub-attribute] by, composer, author [Attribute]

Output: Composer of the song in the audio file


Input: [Criterion] Contact keywords [Sub-attribute] contact, contactkeyword, keyword [Attribute]

Output: Contacts associated with this item


Input: [Criterion] Content created [Sub-attribute] contentcreated, created, date [Attribute]

Output: Date when the content of this item was created


Input: [Criterion] Content Creator [Sub-attribute] creator [Attribute]

Output: Application used to create the document


Input: [Criterion] Content modified [Sub-attribute] contentmodified, modified, date [Attribute]

Output: Date when the content of this item was modified


Input: [Criterion] Contributors [Sub-attribute] by, contributor, author, with [Attribute]

Output: People or organizations contributing to the content of the document


Input: [Criterion] Copyright [Sub-attribute] copyright [Attribute]

Output: Copyright information about this item


Input: [Criterion] Country [Sub-attribute] country [Attribute]

Output: Country or location where the item was created according to the provider


Input: [Criterion] Coverage [Sub-attribute] coverage [Attribute]

Output: Extent or scope of the content of the document


Input: [Criterion] Created [Sub-attribute] created [Attribute]

Output: Date the file was created


Input: [Criterion] Custom Icon [Attribute]

Output: Whether the file has a custom icon


Input: [Criterion] Date added [Sub-attribute] dateadded, added, date [Attribute]

Output: Date when this item was last moved


Input: [Criterion] Delivery type [Sub-attribute] delivery [Attribute]

Output: Method used to deliver the media (Fast Start or RTSP)


Input: [Criterion] Description [Sub-attribute] description, comment [Attribute]

Output: Description of the content of the document


Input: [Criterion] Device make [Sub-attribute] make [Attribute]

Output: Make of the device used to acquire this document


Input: [Criterion] Device model [Sub-attribute] model [Attribute]

Output: Model of the device used to acquire this document


Input: [Criterion] Director [Attribute]

Output: Director


Input: [Criterion] Display name [Sub-attribute] name, displayname [Attribute]

Output: Localized name of the file


Input: [Criterion] Document Container [Sub-attribute] container [Attribute]

Output: Containing folder of item


Input: [Criterion] Due date [Attribute]

Output: Date this item is dueduedate, date


Input: [Criterion] Duration [Sub-attribute] duration, time [Attribute]

Output: Duration of this item in seconds


Input: [Criterion] Editors [Sub-attribute] editor [Attribute]

Output: Editors of this item


Input: [Criterion] Email addresses [Sub-attribute] email, mail [Attribute]

Output: Email addresses associated with this item


Input: [Criterion] Encoding software [Sub-attribute] encoder, encodedby, encodingapplication [Attribute]

Output: Software used to convert the original content


Input: [Criterion] Executable Architectures [Sub-attribute] architectures [Attribute]

Output: Architectures the item requires to execute


Input: [Criterion] Executable Platform [Sub-attribute] platform [Attribute]

Output: Platform the item requires to execute


Input: [Criterion] EXIF GPS version [Attribute]

Output: The version of GPSInfoIFD in EXIF used to generate the metadata


Input: [Criterion] EXIF version [Sub-attribute] exifversion [Attribute]

Output: Version of EXIF used to generate the metadata


Input: [Criterion] Exposure mode [Sub-attribute] exposuremode [Attribute]

Output: Mode used for the exposure


Input: [Criterion] Exposure program [Sub-attribute] exposure, exposureprogram [Attribute]

Output: Type of program used by the camera to set the exposure: Manual, Normal, Aperture priority, ...


Input: [Criterion] Exposure time [Sub-attribute] exposuretime, time [Attribute]

Output: Time the lens was open during exposure


Input: [Criterion] F number [Sub-attribute] fnumber, fstop [Attribute]

Output: Focal length of the lens divided by the diameter of the aperture


Input: [Criterion] File extension hidden [Attribute]

Output: Whether the file extension is hidden


Input: [Criterion] File invisible [Sub-attribute] invisible [Attribute]

Output: Whether the file is visible


Input: [Criterion] File label [Attribute]

Output: Finder label assigned to the file


Input: [Criterion] File pathname [Attribute]

Output: Complete pathname of this filepath


Input: [Criterion] File size [Sub-attribute] size [Attribute]

Output: Logical size of the file on disk in bytes


Input: [Criterion] Filename [Sub-attribute] filename [Attribute]

Output: Name of the file


Input: [Criterion] Flash [Sub-attribute] flash [Attribute]

Output: Whether the picture was taken using a flash


Input: [Criterion] Focal length [Sub-attribute] focallength [Attribute]

Output: Focal length of the lens in millimeters (mm)


Input: [Criterion] Fonts [Sub-attribute] font [Attribute]

Output: Fonts used in this item


Input: [Criterion] General MIDI sequence [Sub-attribute] ismidi [Attribute]

Output: Whether the MIDI sequence contained in the file is setup for use with a General MIDI device


Input: [Criterion] Genre [Attribute]

Output: Genre


Input: [Criterion] Group [Attribute]

Output: Group ID of owner of the filegroup


Input: [Criterion] Headline [Sub-attribute] headline, title [Attribute]

Output: Publishable summary of the contents of the item


Input: [Criterion] Identifier [Sub-attribute] id [Attribute]

Output: Reference to a resource within a given context


Input: [Criterion] Instant message addresses [Sub-attribute] chat, imname [Attribute]

Output: Instant message addresses associated with this item


Input: [Criterion] Instructions [Sub-attribute] instructions [Attribute]

Output: Other information concerning the item, such as handling instructions


Input: [Criterion] Instrument category [Sub-attribute] instrument, instrumentcategory [Attribute]

Output: Instrument category to which the file belongs


Input: [Criterion] Instrument name [Sub-attribute] instrument, instrumentname [Attribute]

Output: Name of instrument relative to the instrument category


Input: [Criterion] Is Application Managed [Sub-attribute] appmanaged [Attribute]

Output: The file is owned and managed by an application


Input: [Criterion] Is Junk [Sub-attribute] isjunk [Attribute]

Output: Whether the file is likely to be considered a junk file


Input: [Criterion] ISO speed [Sub-attribute] iso [Attribute]

Output: ISO speed of the camera when the picture was taken


Input: [Criterion] Key signature [Sub-attribute] key, keysignature [Attribute]

Output: Musical key of the song in the audio file


Input: [Criterion] Keywords [Sub-attribute] keyword [Attribute]

Output: Keywords associated with this item


Input: [Criterion] Kind [Sub-attribute] kind [Attribute]

Output: Kind of this item


Input: [Criterion] Languages [Sub-attribute] language [Attribute]

Output: Languages of the content of the document


Input: [Criterion] Last opened [Sub-attribute] lastused, date [Attribute]

Output: Date when this item was last used


Input: [Criterion] Latitude [Sub-attribute] latitude [Attribute]

Output: The latitude of the item in degrees north of the equator, expressed using the WGS84 datum. Negative values lie south of the equator.


Input: [Criterion] Layers [Sub-attribute] layer [Attribute]

Output: Names of the layers in the file


Input: [Criterion] Location [Sub-attribute] location [Attribute]

Output: Name of the location or point of interest


Input: [Criterion] Logical size [Attribute]

Output: Logical size of the item in bytes


Input: [Criterion] Longitude [Sub-attribute] longitude [Attribute]

Output: The longitude of the item in degrees east of the prime meridian, expressed using the WGS84 datum. Negative values lie west of the prime meridian.


Input: [Criterion] Loop descriptors [Attribute]

Output: Keywords describing the mood and other aspects of the loop


Input: [Criterion] Loop file type [Attribute]

Output: Whether the file is a looping or non-looping file. Looping files adjust their tempo to the song tempo, while non-looping files keep their recorded tempo


Input: [Criterion] Loop original key [Attribute]

Output: Shows the loops original key. The key is the root note or tonic for the loop, and does not include the scale type


Input: [Criterion] Loop scale type [Attribute]

Output: Whether the loop uses the major or minor scale, neither scale, or can be used with both


Input: [Criterion] Lyricist [Sub-attribute] by, lyricist, author [Attribute]

Output: Lyricist of the song in the audio file


Input: [Criterion] Max aperture [Sub-attribute] maxaperture [Attribute]

Output: Smallest F number of the lens in APEX value units, usually in the range of 00.00 to 99.99


Input: [Criterion] Media types [Sub-attribute] media, contains, mediatype [Attribute]

Output: Media types present in the content


Input: [Criterion] Metering mode [Sub-attribute] metering, meteringmode [Attribute]

Output: The metering mode (Unknown, Average, CenterWeightedAverage, Spot, MultiSpot, Pattern, Partial)


Input: [Criterion] Modified [Sub-attribute] modified [Attribute]

Output: Date the file content was last changed


Input: [Criterion] Movie information [Attribute]

Output: Movie information


Input: [Criterion] Musical genre [Sub-attribute] genre, musicalgenre [Attribute]

Output: Musical genre of the song in the audio file


Input: [Criterion] Number of items [Attribute]

Output: Number of files and folders in the folder


Input: [Criterion] Organizations [Sub-attribute] organization [Attribute]

Output: Organizations that created the document


Input: [Criterion] Orientation [Sub-attribute] orientation [Attribute]

Output: Orientation of the picture (landscape or portrait)


Input: [Criterion] Original Format [Attribute]

Output: Original Format


Input: [Criterion] Original Source [Attribute]

Output: Original Source


Input: [Criterion] Owner [Sub-attribute] owner [Attribute]

Output: User ID of the owner of the file


Input: [Criterion] Page height [Sub-attribute] pageheight, height [Attribute]

Output: Height of the document page in points


Input: [Criterion] Page width [Sub-attribute] pagewidth, height [Attribute]

Output: Width of the document page in points


Input: [Criterion] Pages [Sub-attribute] pages [Attribute]

Output: Number of pages in the document


Input: [Criterion] Participants [Attribute]

Output: Participants in this item


Input: [Criterion] Performers [Attribute]

Output: Performers


Input: [Criterion] Phone number [Sub-attribute] phone, phonenumber [Attribute]

Output: Phone numbers associated with this item


Input: [Criterion] Physical size [Attribute]

Output: Physical size of the item in bytes


Input: [Criterion] Pixel count [Sub-attribute] pixelcount [Attribute]

Output: Total number of pixels in the document


Input: [Criterion] Pixel height [Sub-attribute] pixelheight, height [Attribute]

Output: Height of the document in pixels


Input: [Criterion] Pixel width [Sub-attribute] pixelwidth, width [Attribute]

Output: Width of the document in pixels


Input: [Criterion] Producer [Attribute]

Output: Producer of this itemproducer


Input: [Criterion] Projects [Attribute]

Output: Projects this item is part of


Input: [Criterion] Publishers [Sub-attribute] publisher [Attribute]

Output: Publisher of the document


Input: [Criterion] Rating [Sub-attribute] starrating [Attribute]

Output: User Rating


Input: [Criterion] Recipient addresses [Sub-attribute] to [Attribute]

Output: Addresses for recipients of this item


Input: [Criterion] Recipient Email addresses [Sub-attribute] to, email, mail [Attribute]

Output: Email addresses for recipients of this item


Input: [Criterion] Recipients [Sub-attribute] to, recipient, with [Attribute]

Output: Recipients of this item


Input: [Criterion] Recording date [Sub-attribute] recordingdate, date [Attribute]

Output: Date the song was recorded


Input: [Criterion] Red eye [Sub-attribute] redeye [Attribute]

Output: Whether red eye correction was on or off


Input: [Criterion] Resolution height [Sub-attribute] heightdpi, dpi [Attribute]

Output: Resolution height of this image in DPI


Input: [Criterion] Resolution width [Sub-attribute] widthdpi, dpi [Attribute]

Output: Resolution width of this image in DPI


Input: [Criterion] Rights [Sub-attribute] rights [Attribute]

Output: Link to information about the rights held on the document


Input: [Criterion] Sample rate [Sub-attribute] audiosamplerate, samplerate [Attribute]

Output: Sample rate of the files audio data


Input: [Criterion] Security [Sub-attribute] security, securitymethod [Attribute]

Output: Encryption method used to make the document secure


Input: [Criterion] Spotlight comment [Sub-attribute] comment, spotlightcomment [Attribute]

Output: Spotlight comment for this item


Input: [Criterion] State or Province [Sub-attribute] state, province [Attribute]

Output: State or province of the item according to the provider


Input: [Criterion] Stationery [Sub-attribute] stationery [Attribute]

Output: Whether the file is stationery


Input: [Criterion] Streamable [Sub-attribute] streamable [Attribute]

Output: Whether the content is prepared for streaming


Input: [Criterion] Subject [Sub-attribute] subject, title [Attribute]

Output: Subject of this item


Input: [Criterion] Tempo [Sub-attribute] tempo [Attribute]

Output: Tempo of the music in the audio file in Beats Per Minute


Input: [Criterion] Text content [Sub-attribute] content, contains, intext [Attribute]

Output: Text content of this item


Input: [Criterion] Theme [Sub-attribute] theme [Attribute]

Output: Theme of this item


Input: [Criterion] Time signature [Sub-attribute] timesignature [Attribute]

Output: Time signature of the song in the audio or MIDI file


Input: [Criterion] Title [Sub-attribute] title [Attribute]

Output: Title of this item


Input: [Criterion] Total bit rate [Sub-attribute] totalbitrate, bitrate [Attribute]

Output: Combined bit rate of the audio and video in the media


Input: [Criterion] Track number [Sub-attribute] tracknumber [Attribute]

Output: Track number of the song that is part of an album


Input: [Criterion] URL [Sub-attribute] url [Attribute]

Output: URL of this item


Input: [Criterion] Used dates [Sub-attribute] used, date [Attribute]

Output: Dates when this item was used


Input: [Criterion] Version [Sub-attribute] version [Attribute]

Output: Version number of this item


Input: [Criterion] Video bit rate [Sub-attribute] videobitrate, bitrate [Attribute]

Output: Bit rate of the video in the media


Input: [Criterion] Where from [Sub-attribute] from, source, wherefrom [Attribute]

Output: Where the item came from


Input: [Criterion] White balance [Sub-attribute] whitebalance [Attribute]

Output: White balance setting of the camera when the picture was taken


Input: [Criterion] Year recorded [Sub-attribute] yearrecorded, year [Attribute]

Output: Year the item was recorded


Input: [Description] If 'validate', the login script is being used for interactive validation of an operation. Otherwise it is being used for login. [Parameter]

Output: foswikiloginaction

CommandAndCGIScripts < System < Rudder Project


Input: [Description] URL that was being accessed when an access violation occurred. the login process will redirect to this URL if it is successful [Parameter]

Output: foswiki_origin

CommandAndCGIScripts < System < Rudder Project


Input: [Description] If set, this will cause the user's login to be retained even after their browser is shut down. [Parameter]

Output: remember

CommandAndCGIScripts < System < Rudder Project


Input: [Description] promote login to internal wiki admin (admins only) [Parameter]

Output: sudo

CommandAndCGIScripts < System < Rudder Project


Input: [Description] password of user logging in [Parameter]

Output: password

CommandAndCGIScripts < System < Rudder Project


Input: [Description] username of user logging in (if set, login will attempt to authenticate) [Parameter]

Output: username

CommandAndCGIScripts < System < Rudder Project


Input: [Description] used to initialise the username input field in the login form (will not attempt to authenticate) [Parameter]

Output: usernamestep

CommandAndCGIScripts < System < Rudder Project


Input: [Pseudo-class (CSS2.1)] :link [Applies to] links [Description]

Output: Applies to links that have not been visited.


Input: [Pseudo-class (CSS2.1)] :visited [Applies to] links [Description]

Output: Applies to links that have been visited.


Input: [Pseudo-class (CSS2.1)] :hover [Applies to] all [Description]

Output: Applies to an element which the mouse is currently over.


Input: [Pseudo-class (CSS2.1)] :active [Applies to] all [Description]

Output: Applies to an element currently being activated by the user (ie: the mouse is held down over).


Input: [Pseudo-class (CSS2.1)] :focus [Applies to] all [Description]

Output: Applies to an element while it has the user focus.


Input: [Pseudo-class (CSS2.1)] :first-child [Applies to] all [Description]

Output: Matches an element that is the first child of some other element.


Input: [Pseudo-class (CSS2.1)] :first-letter [Applies to] block level elements [Description]

Output: Applies to the first letter of a paragraph.


Input: [Pseudo-class (CSS2.1)] :first-line [Applies to] block level elements [Description]

Output: Applies to the first formatted line of a paragraph.


Input: [Pseudo-class (CSS2.1)] :lang [Applies to] all [Description]

Output: Applies to an element when it's in the designated language.


Input: [Name] activate_play_pause_buttons [Type] boolean [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: Should the slideshow look for and activate the play and pause buttons.


Input: [Name] activate_next_prev_buttons [Type] boolean [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: Should the slideshow look for and activate the next and prev buttons.


Input: [Name] activate_slide_buttons [Type] boolean [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: Should the slideshow look for buttons to select the individual slides.


Input: [Name] auto_advance [Type] boolean [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: If true the slideshow will automatically advance the slides after the duration has passed. If false the slideshow will be stopped when it’s initiated so the user will have to take an action to advace the slide.


Input: [Name] contentBox [Type] node [Default Value] REQUIRED [Description]

Output: The node that will be converted to a slideshow. If using the auto method this will be determined by selecting elements with the ‘slideshow’ class.


Input: [Name] current_slide [Type] int [Default Value] 0 [Description]

Output: If not specified the show will look for a slide with the CSS class ‘current’ otherwise it will take the first slide.


Input: [Name] next_button [Type] node [Default Value] null [Description]

Output: The node that when clicked will advance the slide one. If this is null and ‘activate_next_prev_buttons’ is true then the slideshow will look for any items within the slideshow element with the class ‘next’


Input: [Name] pause_button [Type] node [Default Value] null [Description]

Output: The node that when clicked will stop the slideshow. If this is null and ‘activate_play_pause_buttons’ is true then the slideshow will look for any items within the slideshow element with the class ‘pause’


Input: [Name] pause_time [Type] int [Default Value] 5 [Description]

Output: The number of seconds a slide should be displayed.


Input: [Name] play_button [Type] node [Default Value] null [Description]

Output: The node that when clicked will start the slideshow. If this is null and ‘activate_play_pause_buttons’ is true then the slideshow will look for any items within the slideshow element with the class ‘play’


Input: [Name] prev_button [Type] node [Default Value] null [Description]

Output: The node that when clicked will show the previous slide. If this is null and ‘activate_next_prev_buttons’ is true then the slideshow will look for any items within the slideshow element with the class ‘previous’.


Input: [Name] slide_buttons [Type] nodeList [Default Value] null [Description]

Output: The buttons for linking to individual slides. If this is null and ‘activate_slide_buttons’ is true then the slideshow will look for any element within the slideshow with the css class of ‘slideSelector’.


Input: [Name] slides [Type] nodeList [Default Value] null [Description]

Output: The elements that are the slides in the slideshow. If this is null then the slideshow will find any that elements within it that have the css class of ‘slide’.


Input: [Option] currency [Acceptable Values] bitcoin litecoin [Description] This widget supports Bitcoin and Litecoin, contact me to suggest a currency. [Default Value]

Output: bitcoin


Input: [Option] counter [Acceptable Values] count amount hide [Description] Toggle what is shown in the counter next to the main button. count will show the total number of transactions. amount will show the total amount received (in BTC/LTC). hide will hide the counter as well as hide the transaction count and total amount received within the window. [Default Value]

Output: count


Input: [Option] qrcode [Acceptable Values] true false [Description] Set to true if you want to show the QR code generator that appears at the bottom left of the window. Set to false to hide the QR code icon. [Default Value]

Output: true


Input: [Option] auto_show [Acceptable Values] true false [Description] Set to true if you want the window to auto appear as soon as the counter finishes loading. [Default Value]

Output: false


Input: [Option] decimals [Acceptable Values] 0-10 [Description] Adjust the number of decimals shown on the amount received statistic. [Default Value]


Input: [Option] lbl_button [Acceptable Values] (anything) [Description] Change the text of the label on the main button. [Default Value]

Output: Donate


Input: [Option] lbl_address [Acceptable Values] (anything) [Description] The text that appears above your bitcoin/litecion wallet address within the window. [Default Value]

Output: My Bitcoin Address:


Input: [Option] lbl_count [Acceptable Values] (anything) [Description] The text that appears in the window under the total number of transactions. [Default Value]

Output: donations


Input: [Option] lbl_amount [Acceptable Values] (anything) [Description] The text that appears in the window under the total amount of Bitcoins/Litecoins received. [Default Value]

Output: BTC


Input: [Option] onShow [Acceptable Values] function [Description] Execute a function when the window opens. [Default Value]


Input: [Option] onHide [Acceptable Values] function [Description] Execute a function when the window closes. [Default Value]


Input: [Code] 200 [Reason] OK [Description]

Output: The status code everyone wants to see. A 200 code in the response means everything worked!

A Software Developer's Guide to HTTP Part II - Messages


Input: [Code] 301 [Reason] Moved Permanently [Description]

Output: The resource has moved to the URL specified in the Location header and the client never needs to check this URL again. We saw an example of this earlier in the article when we used telnet and the server redirected us from www.odetocode.com to odetocode.com to give search engines a canonical URL.

A Software Developer's Guide to HTTP Part II - Messages


Input: [Code] 302 [Reason] Moved Temporarily [Description]

Output: The resource has moved to the URL specified in the Location header. In the future, the client can still request the URL because it's a temporary move. This type of response code is typically used after a POST operation to move a client to a resource it can retrieve with GET (the POST / Redirect / GET pattern we talked about earlier).

A Software Developer's Guide to HTTP Part II - Messages


Input: [Code] 304 [Reason] Not Modified [Description]

Output: This is the server telling the client that the resource hasn't changed since the last time they retrieved the resource, so they can just used a locally cached copy.

A Software Developer's Guide to HTTP Part II - Messages


Input: [Code] 400 [Reason] Bad Request [Description]

Output: The server could not understand the request. The request probably used incorrect syntax.

A Software Developer's Guide to HTTP Part II - Messages


Input: [Code] 401 [Reason] Unauthorized [Description]

Output: The client was not authorized to access the resource and might need to authenticate. More on 401s and security in a later article.

A Software Developer's Guide to HTTP Part II - Messages


Input: [Code] 403 [Reason] Forbidden [Description]

Output: The server refused access to the resource for an unspecified reason.

A Software Developer's Guide to HTTP Part II - Messages


Input: [Code] 404 [Reason] Not Found [Description]

Output: A popular code meaning the resource was not found on the server.

A Software Developer's Guide to HTTP Part II - Messages


Input: [Code] 500 [Reason] Internal Server Error [Description]

Output: The server encountered an error in processing the request. Commonly happens because of programming errors in a web application.

A Software Developer's Guide to HTTP Part II - Messages


Input: [Code] 503 [Reason] Service Unavailable [Description]

Output: The server will currently not service the request. This status code can appear when a server is throttling requests because it is under heavy load.

A Software Developer's Guide to HTTP Part II - Messages


Input: [Command] sm_vote [Plugin] basevotes [Access] vote [Format] [answer1] [answer2] [answer3] ... [Description]

Output: Starts an arbitrary vote with the given arguments as answers.

HL2DM RP Commands: HL2DM Role-Playing admin commands (For admins of my server)


Input: [Command] sm_votealltalk [Plugin] funvotes [Access] vote [Description]

Output: Starts a vote to change the value of sv_alltalk.

HL2DM RP Commands: HL2DM Role-Playing admin commands (For admins of my server)


Input: [Command] sm_voteban [Plugin] basevotes [Access] vote, ban [Format] [reason] [Description]

Output: Starts a vote to ban a single player for thirty minutes.

HL2DM RP Commands: HL2DM Role-Playing admin commands (For admins of my server)


Input: [Command] sm_voteburn [Plugin] funvotes [Access] vote, slay [Description]

Output: Starts a vote to burn a single player.

HL2DM RP Commands: HL2DM Role-Playing admin commands (For admins of my server)


Input: [Command] sm_voteff [Plugin] funvotes [Access] vote [Description]

Output: Starts a vote to change the value of mp_friendlyfire.

HL2DM RP Commands: HL2DM Role-Playing admin commands (For admins of my server)


Input: [Command] sm_votegravity [Plugin] funvotes [Access] vote [Format] [amount2] [amount3] ... [Description]

Output: Initiates a vote to change the value of sv_gravity.

HL2DM RP Commands: HL2DM Role-Playing admin commands (For admins of my server)


Input: [Command] sm_votekick [Plugin] basevotes [Access] vote, kick [Format] [reason] [Description]

Output: Starts a vote to kick a single player.

HL2DM RP Commands: HL2DM Role-Playing admin commands (For admins of my server)


Input: [Command] sm_votemap [Plugin] basevotes [Access] vote, map [Format] [map2] [map3] ... [Description]

Output: Starts a vote to change the map.

HL2DM RP Commands: HL2DM Role-Playing admin commands (For admins of my server)


Input: [Command] sm_voteslay [Plugin] funvotes [Access] vote, slay [Description]

Output: Starts a vote to slay a single player.

HL2DM RP Commands: HL2DM Role-Playing admin commands (For admins of my server)


Input: [Value] auto [Description]

Output: Browser default cursor (often an arrow). This is default


Input: [Value] crosshair [Description]

Output: Crosshair cursor


Input: [Value] default [Description]

Output: Platform-depended default cursor (often an arrow)


Input: [Value] e-resize [Description]

Output: East arrows. Indicates that an element is resizable


Input: [Value] help [Description]

Output: Arrow with question mark, indicating that help is available


Input: [Value] move [Description]

Output: Crossed arrows, indicating that something can be moved


Input: [Value] n-resize [Description]

Output: North arrows. Indicates that an element is resizable


Input: [Value] ne-resize [Description]

Output: North-east arrows. Indicates that an element is resizable


Input: [Value] nw-resize [Description]

Output: North-west. Indicates that an element is resizable


Input: [Value] pointer [Description]

Output: Normal hand


Input: [Value] s-resize [Description]

Output: South arrows. Indicates that an element is resizable


Input: [Value] se-resize [Description]

Output: South-east arrows. Indicates that an element is resizable


Input: [Value] sw-resize [Description]

Output: South-west arrows. Indicates that an element is resizable


Input: [Value] text [Description]

Output: The cursor indicates text


Input: [Value] url [Description]

Output: The URL of a cursor file to be used. Tip: Always define a generic cursor at the end of the list in case none of the url-defined cursors work


Input: [Value] w-resize [Description]

Output: West arrows. Indicates that an element is resizable


Input: [Value] wait [Description]

Output: Hourglass or watch, indicating that the program is busy


Input: [Arguments] load [Values]

Output: URL to the page your want to load through AJAX.

WP UI - WordPress tabs, accordions, spoilers and sliders plugin

[wptabtitle]


Input: [Arguments] post [Values]

Output: ID of the post you want to load into the tab

WP UI - WordPress tabs, accordions, spoilers and sliders plugin

[wptabtitle]


Input: [Arguments] page [Values]

Output: ID or name of the page you want to load into the tab.

WP UI - WordPress tabs, accordions, spoilers and sliders plugin

[wptabtitle]


Input: [Arguments] cat [Values]

Output: ID or name of the category to load posts from.

WP UI - WordPress tabs, accordions, spoilers and sliders plugin

[wptabtitle]


Input: [Arguments] tag [Values]

Output: Name or ID of the Tag to load posts from.

WP UI - WordPress tabs, accordions, spoilers and sliders plugin

[wptabtitle]


Input: [Arguments] number [Values]

Output: Number of posts to load from the category or tag, if given.

WP UI - WordPress tabs, accordions, spoilers and sliders plugin

[wptabtitle]


Input: [Arguments] before_post [Values]

Output: This appears before the post

WP UI - WordPress tabs, accordions, spoilers and sliders plugin

[wptabtitle]


Input: [Arguments] after_post [Values]

Output: This appears after the post

WP UI - WordPress tabs, accordions, spoilers and sliders plugin

[wptabtitle]


Input: [Parameter name] whiteText [Possible values] true or false [Default value] false [Parameter description]

Output: Set the text inside the bar to display white


Input: [Parameter name] bgColor [Parameter description]

Output: Set the background color of the bar


Input: [Parameter name] bgImage [Parameter description]

Output: Set the background image of the bar


Input: [Parameter name] bgPosition [Default value] center center [Parameter description]

Output: Set the background position of the background image of the bar


Input: [Parameter name] bgRepeat [Default value] no-repeat [Parameter description]

Output: Set the background repeat of the background image of the bar


Input: [Parameter name] paddingTop [Default value] 20 [Parameter description]

Output: Set the top padding of the bar


Input: [Parameter name] paddingBottom [Default value] 20 [Parameter description]

Output: Set the bottom padding of the bar


Input: [Parameter name] marginBottom [Default value] 0 [Parameter description]

Output: Set the bottom margin of the bar


Input: [Iterator] input_iterator [Description]

Output: Read values with forward movement. These can be incremented, compared, and dereferenced.


Input: [Iterator] output_iterator [Description]

Output: Write values with forward movement. These can be incremented and dereferenced.


Input: [Iterator] forward_iterator [Description]

Output: Read or write values with forward movement. These combine the functionality of input and output iterators with the ability to store the iterators value.


Input: [Iterator] bidirectional_iterator [Description]

Output: Read and write values with forward and backward movement. These are like the forward iterators, but you can increment and decrement them.


Input: [Iterator] random_iterator [Description]

Output: Read and write values with random access. These are the most powerful iterators, combining the functionality of bidirectional iterators with the ability to do pointer arithmetic and pointer comparisons.


Input: [Iterator] reverse_iterator [Description]

Output: Either a random iterator or a bidirectional iterator that moves in reverse direction.


Input: [Required] No [Default] “UTF-8” [Description] Encoding that is used for the resulting xml file (export action). [Property]

Output: encoding


Input: [Required] No [Description] Username that is used for Basic Http Authentication. This is _not_ necessarily a TeamTrack user name. Use this setting if the web service is protected by the web server itself. [Property]

Output: httpAuthUser


Input: [Required] No [Description] Password that is used for Basic Http Authentication. [Property]

Output: httpAuthPass


Input: [Required] No [Default] 1 [Description] Recursive level. This parameter is only used in conjunction with the “relations” parameter and if “relations” is set to “INCLUDE”. In this case, provide an integer how deep the task should resolve relational items. Use with care. Setting this to a high value will have a noticable impact on performance. [Property]

Output: linklevel


Input: [Required] No [Default] “ID-ONLY” [Description] Decides how relational fields in TeamTrack should be handled on import and export. (see TTWsAdapterTask#Relations ) [Property]

Output: relations


Input: [Required] Y [Description] URL to the TeamTrack web service. Usually this is something like http://server:port/gsoap/gsoap.ssl?ttwebservices. [Property]

Output: serviceLocation


Input: [Required] N (Y) [Description] JDBC connection string to the TeamTrack database. This setting is mandatory if “relations=TITLE-ONLY” is used for import action. REMOVED SINCE VERSION 1.1.x! [Property]

Output: ttjdbcconnect


Input: [Required] N (Y) [Description] JDBC driver class (fully qualified class name). This setting is mandatory if “relations=”TITLE-ONLY” is used for import action. REMOVED SINCE VERSION 1.1.x! [Property]

Output: ttjdbcdriver


Input: [Required] Y [Description] Password for the TeamTrack user. [Property]

Output: ttPassword


Input: [Required] Y [Description] Username for the TeamTrack user. [Property]

Output: ttUser


Input: [Required] Y [Description] URL to the TeamTrack web service WSDL file. Ususally this is something like http://server:port/gsoap/ttwebservices.wsdl. [Property]

Output: wsdlLocation


Input: [Button] Pause [What it does] Press once to pause playback or recording then once to resume. [Shortcut]

Playing and Recording - Audacity Development Manual


Input: [Button] Play or Stop [What it does] Press once to start playback then once to stop. Starting playback again starts from its original starting position at the cursor. [Shortcut]

Output: SPACE

Playing and Recording - Audacity Development Manual


Input: [Button] Loop-Play [What it does] Play the entire selection repeatedly (or the entire track if no selection) until stopped. [Shortcut]

Output: SHIFT + SPACE

Playing and Recording - Audacity Development Manual


Input: [Button] Skip to Start [What it does] Move the cursor to start of project. [Shortcut]

Output: HOME

Playing and Recording - Audacity Development Manual


Input: [Button] Skip to End [What it does] Move the cursor to end of project. [Shortcut]

Output: END

Playing and Recording - Audacity Development Manual


Input: [Button] Record [What it does] Record in a new track starting from the cursor position or start of the selection. [Shortcut]

Playing and Recording - Audacity Development Manual


Input: [Button] Append-Record [What it does] Record starting from the end of the selected track(s). [Shortcut]

Output: SHIFT + R

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Input: [Type] string [Description] Subject - Identifier for the End-User at the Issuer. [Member]

Output: sub

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Input: [Type] string [Description] End-User's full name in displayable form including all name parts, possibly including titles and suffixes, ordered according to the End-User's locale and preferences. [Member]

Output: name

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Input: [Type] string [Description] Given name(s) or first name(s) of the End-User. Note that in some cultures, people can have multiple given names; all can be present, with the names being separated by space characters. [Member]

Output: given_name

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Input: [Type] string [Description] Surname(s) or last name(s) of the End-User. Note that in some cultures, people can have multiple family names or no family name; all can be present, with the names being separated by space characters. [Member]

Output: family_name

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Input: [Type] string [Description] Middle name(s) of the End-User. Note that in some cultures, people can have multiple middle names; all can be present, with the names being separated by space characters. Also note that in some cultures, middle names are not used. [Member]

Output: middle_name

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Input: [Type] string [Description] Casual name of the End-User that may or may not be the same as the given_name. For instance, a nickname value of Mike might be returned alongside a given_name value of Michael. [Member]

Output: nickname

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Input: [Type] string [Description] Shorthand name by which the End-User wishes to be referred to at the RP, such as janedoe or j.doe. This value MAY be any valid JSON string including special characters such as @, /, or whitespace. The RP MUST NOT rely upon this value being unique, as discussed in Section 2.5.3 (Claim Stability and Uniqueness). [Member]

Output: preferred_username

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Input: [Type] string [Description] URL of the End-User's profile page. The contents of this Web page SHOULD be about the End-User. [Member]

Output: profile

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