Input: [Hotkey] CapsLock ArrowDown [Function]

Output: Change reading position to one line down


Input: [Hotkey] CapsLock ArrowLeft [Function]

Output: Spell character to the left of cursor


Input: [Hotkey] CapsLock ArrowRight [Function]

Output: Spell character to the right of cursor


Input: [Hotkey] CapsLock F1 or F2 [Function]

Output: Slower or faster speech


Input: [Hotkey] CapsLock F3 or F4 [Function]

Output: Tune voice pitch lower or higher


Input: [Hotkey] CapsLock F5 or F6 [Function]

Output: Decrease or increase volume of voice


Input: [Hotkey] CapsLock F7 or F8 [Function]

Output: Select previous or next speech language/accent; these are predefined in SBL's configuration file /etc/sbl/spk/speechd


Input: [Hotkey] CapsLock Pos1 or End [Function]

Output: Read first or last line of screen


Input: [Hotkey] Alt+F1… Alt+F10 [Function]

Output: Switch to virtual console 1 … 10; a separate ADRIANE menu is on each virtual console, so you can run programs in parallel and switch between them with the associated Alt+Fn key


Input: [No] 1 [Keyword] AT END OF … ENDAT [Description]

Output: Control group end in LOOP


Input: [No] 2 [Keyword] AT Fg … ENDAT [Description]

Output: Processing specific to record type in LOOP


Input: [No] 3 [Keyword] AT FIRST … ENDAT [Description]

Output: Execute processing block within a LOOP before processing single lines


Input: [No] 4 [Keyword] AT LAST … ENDAT [Description]

Output: Execute processing block within a Loop after processing single lines


Input: [No] 5 [Keyword] AT NEW … ENDAT [Description]

Output: Control group end during LOOP


Input: [No] 6 [Keyword] CALL [Description]

Output: Call processing (Program, function module, screen)


Input: [No] 7 [Keyword] CHECK [Description]

Output: Selection condition, leave loops and subroutines


Input: [No] 8 [Keyword] CONTINUE [Description]

Output: Exit current loop pass within a DO, WHILE, LOOP or SELECT loop


Input: [No] 9 [Keyword] DO … ENDDO [Description]

Output: Loop processing


Input: [No] 10 [Keyword] EXEC SQL … ENDEXEC [Description]

Output: Execute a Native SQL Statement


Input: [No] 11 [Keyword] EXIT [Description]

Output: Leave loops or subroutines


Input: [No] 12 [Keyword] FORM … ENDFORM [Description]

Output: Definition of a subroutine


Input: [No] 13 [Keyword] IF … ELSE … ENDIF [Description]

Output: Conditional processing


Input: [No] 14 [Keyword] LEAVE [Description]

Output: Leave program processing, go to a transaction, list (or) menu


Input: [No] 15 [Keyword] LOOP … ENDLOOP [Description]

Output: Loop on a table (or) extract dataset


Input: [No] 16 [Keyword] MODULE … ENDMODULE [Description]

Output: Definition of a dialog module


Input: [No] 17 [Keyword] ON CHANGE OF … ENDON [Description]

Output: Processing on field change


Input: [No] 18 [Keyword] PERFORM … USING [Description]

Output: Call a subroutine


Input: [No] 19 [Keyword] SELECT … ENDSELECT [Description]

Output: Read database tables


Input: [No] 20 [Keyword] STOP [Description]

Output: End selection


Input: [No] 21 [Keyword] WHILE … ENDWHILE [Description]

Output: Loop processing


Input: [NT 4.0] Static inheritance

Output: Static inheritance

The Basics of ACL Inheritance | Security content from Windows IT Pro

Table 1: Comparing NT 4.0 and Windows 2003 Inheritance


Input: [NT 4.0] ACL inheritance can be configured on file system objects

Output: ACL inheritance can be configured on file system, registry, and AD objects

The Basics of ACL Inheritance | Security content from Windows IT Pro


Input: [NT 4.0] ACL inheritance can be enforced

Output: ACL inheritance can be blocked and enforced

The Basics of ACL Inheritance | Security content from Windows IT Pro


Input: [NT 4.0] Inherited ACLs overwrite existing ACLs

Output: Inherited ACLs do not overwrite existing ACLs

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Input: [NT 4.0] No way to remove inherited ACLs

Output: ACLs can be removed from child objects

The Basics of ACL Inheritance | Security content from Windows IT Pro


Input: [NT 4.0] Inherited ACLs are not recognizable

Output: ACLs are recognizable: they are displayed differently in the ACL editor

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Input: [Web Link] Connects two objects [Web Thread]

Output: Connects arbitrary number of objects

Metadata or Hyperdata, Link or Thread, What is a Web of Data? - Blog - Semantic Focus - The Semantic Web, Semantic Web technology and computational semantics


Input: [Web Link] Has a specified outbound object [Web Thread]

Output: Has a set of outbound objects

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Input: [Web Link] Has a specified inbound object [Web Thread]

Output: Has one fixed inbound object

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Input: [Web Link] Anonymous in general [Web Thread]

Output: Named

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Input: [Web Link] Assigned subjectively in general [Web Thread]

Output: Assigned objectively

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Input: [Web Link] Syntactically unidirectional [Web Thread]

Output: Syntactically omnidirectional

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Input: [Web Link] Semantically supplements the inbound end to the outbound end [Web Thread]

Output: Semantically supplements each other on the same thread

Metadata or Hyperdata, Link or Thread, What is a Web of Data? - Blog - Semantic Focus - The Semantic Web, Semantic Web technology and computational semantics


Input: [Key] msg_id [Type] uuid(ascii) [Description]

Output: The msg ID

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] header [Type] dict [Description]

Output: The request header

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] content [Type] dict [Description]

Output: The request content (likely empty)

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] buffers [Type] list(bytes) [Description]

Output: buffers containing serialized request objects

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] submitted [Type] datetime [Description]

Output: timestamp for time of submission (set by client)

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] client_uuid [Type] uuid(ascii) [Description]

Output: IDENT of client’s socket

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] engine_uuid [Type] uuid(ascii) [Description]

Output: IDENT of engine’s socket

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] started [Type] datetime [Description]

Output: time task began execution on engine

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] completed [Type] datetime [Description]

Output: time task finished execution (success or failure) on engine

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] resubmitted [Type] uuid(ascii) [Description]

Output: msg_id of resubmitted task (if applicable)

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] result_header [Type] dict [Description]

Output: header for result

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] result_content [Type] dict [Description]

Output: content for result

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] result_buffers [Type] list(bytes) [Description]

Output: buffers containing serialized request objects

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] queue [Type] str [Description]

Output: The name of the queue for the task (‘mux’ or ‘task’)

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] pyin [Type] str [Description]

Output: Python input source

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] pyout [Type] dict [Description]

Output: Python output (pyout message content)

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] pyerr [Type] dict [Description]

Output: Python traceback (pyerr message content)

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] stdout [Type] str [Description]

Output: Stream of stdout data

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: [Key] stderr [Type] str [Description]

Output: Stream of stderr data

IPython’s Task Database — IPython 0.13.2 documentation


Input: Annotations [Label] annot [Status] Stalled [Description]

Output: Support for richer annotation syntax than the regular annotations in SBML Level 3 Core


Input: Arrays [Label] arrays [Status] Draft available [Description]

Output: Support for expressing arrays of things


Input: Hierarchical Model Composition [Label] comp [Status] Released [Description]

Output: A means for defining how a model is composed from other models


Input: Distributions [Label] distrib [Status] Draft available [Description]

Output: Support for encoding models that sample values from statistical distributions


Input: Dynamic Processes [Label] dyn [Status] Draft available [Description]

Output: Support for creating and destroying entities during a simulation


Input: Flux Balance Constraints [Label] fbc [Status] Released [Description]

Output: Support for constraint-based (a.k.a. steady-state) models


Input: Groups [Label] groups [Status] Draft available [Description]

Output: A means for grouping elements


Input: Layout [Label] layout [Status] Released [Description]

Output: Support for storing the spatial topology of a network diagram; adjunct to the render package


Input: Multistate and Multicomponent Species [Label] multi [Status] Draft available [Description]

Output: Object structures for representing entity pools with multiple states and composed of multiple components, and reaction rules involving them


Input: Qualitative Models [Label] qual [Status] Released [Description]

Output: Support for models wherein species do not represent quantity of matter & processes are not reactions per se


Input: Rendering [Label] render [Status] Draft available [Description]

Output: Support for defining the graphical symbols and glyphs used in a diagram of the model; adjunct to the layout package


Input: Required Elements [Label] req [Status] Draft available [Description]

Output: Support for fine-grained indication of SBML elements that have been changed by the presence of another package


Input: Spatial Processes [Label] spatial [Status] Draft available [Description]

Output: Support for describing processes that involve a spatial component, and describing the geometries involved


Input: [Variable] copol_coeff [Measurement]

Output: Radar polarization


Input: [Variable] copol_coeff_unf [Measurement]

Output: Radar polarization


Input: [Variable] diff_phase [Measurement]

Output: Radar polarization


Input: [Variable] diff_phase_unf [Measurement]

Output: Radar polarization


Input: [Variable] diff_reflectivity [Measurement]

Output: Radar polarization


Input: [Variable] diff_reflectivity_unf [Measurement]

Output: Radar polarization


Input: [Variable] doppler_spectral_width [Measurement]

Output: Radar Doppler


Input: [Variable] doppler_spectral_width_unf [Measurement]

Output: Radar Doppler


Input: [Variable] dp_phase_shift [Measurement]

Output: Radar polarization


Input: [Variable] dp_phase_shift_unf [Measurement]

Output: Radar polarization


Input: [Variable] mean_doppler_velocity [Measurement]

Output: Radar Doppler


Input: [Variable] mean_doppler_velocity_unf [Measurement]

Output: Radar Doppler


Input: [Variable] reflectivity_horizontal [Measurement]

Output: Radar reflectivity


Input: [Variable] reflectivity_horizontal_unf [Measurement]

Output: Radar reflectivity


Input: [Variable] reflectivity_vertical [Measurement]

Output: Radar reflectivity


Input: [Variable] reflectivity_vertical_unf [Measurement]

Output: Radar reflectivity


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] # [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] Delete [Action]

Output: Delete a message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] C [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] N [Action]

Output: Create a new message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] Alt+S [Action]

Output: Send a message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] O [Action]

Output: Open a message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] P [Action]

Output: Print a message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] R [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] R [Action]

Output: Reply to a message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] A [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] A [Action]

Output: Reply all to a message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] F [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] F [Action]

Output: Forward a message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+S [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+S [Action]

Output: Save a draft message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] ! [Action]

Output: Mark a message as junk

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] Shift+I [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] K [Action]

Output: Mark a message as read

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] Shift+U [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] Shift+K [Action]

Output: Mark a message as unread

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] D [Action]

Output: Move to a folder

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] J [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+. [Action]

Output: Open the next message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] K [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+, [Action]

Output: Open the previous message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] U [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] Esc [Action]

Output: Close a message

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] / [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] S [Action]

Output: Search your email messages

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] * then A [Action]

Output: Select all

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] * then N [Action]

Output: Deselect all

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Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] G then I [Yahoo Mail Keyboard Shortcut] M [Action]

Output: Go to the inbox

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Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] G then D [Action]

Output: Go to your Drafts folder

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Gmail Keyboard Shortcut] G then T [Action]

Output: Go to your Sent folder

Microsoft Outlook.com Keyboard Shortcuts • Technology Bites


Input: [Step] 1 [Action] Remove all documents from the ADF. [Illustration]

Output: No image


Input: [Step] 2 [Action] Open the ADF cover, and remove any jammed media. NOTE: When removing a jammed sheet of paper from the ADF scanner, always open the ADF cover, then carefully remove any jammed pages. If the page does not come out easily, use the green wheel to advance the page, or lift the flatbed scanner cover and try to access the page from the bottom. [Illustration]

Output: click here to enlarge


Input: [Step] 3 [Action] Open the document cover, and remove any jammed media. [Illustration]

Output: click here to enlarge


Input: [Step] 4 [Action] Open the scan unit access door, and remove any jammed media. [Illustration]

Output: click here to enlarge


Input: [Step] 5 [Action] Close the scan unit access door and ADF cover. [Illustration]

Output: No image


Input: [Step] 6 [Action] Touch Continue. [Illustration]

Output: No image


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setCharacterEncoding(java.lang.String) [To specify this]

Output: The character encoding to use when converting the character data in the XML to bytess.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSaveImplicitNamespaces(java.util.Map) [To specify this]

Output: Prefix-to-namespace mappings that should be assumed when saving this XML. This is useful when the resulting XML will be part of a larger XML document, ensuring that this inner document will take advantage of namespaces defined in the outer document.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSaveSuggestedPrefixes(java.util.Map) [To specify this]

Output: Suggested namespace prefixes to use when saving. Used only when a namespace attribute needs to be synthesized.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSaveNamespacesFirst() [To specify this]

Output: That namespace attributes should occur first in elements when the XML is saved. By default, they occur last.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSavePrettyPrint() [To specify this]

Output: The XML should be pretty printed when saved. Note that this should only be used for debugging.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSavePrettyPrintIndent(int) [To specify this]

Output: The number of spaces to use when indenting for pretty printing. The default is 2.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSavePrettyPrintOffset(int) [To specify this]

Output: The additional number of spaces indented from the left for pretty printed XML.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSaveAggresiveNamespaces() [To specify this]

Output: To minimize the number of namespace attributes generated for the saved XML. Note that this can reduce performance significantly.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setUseDefaultNamespace() [To specify this]

Output: To reduce the size of the saved document by allowing the use of the default namespace. Note that this can potentially change the semantic meaning of the XML if unprefixed QNames are present as the value of an attribute or element.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSaveFilterProcinst(java.lang.String) [To specify this]

Output: To filter out processing instructions with the specified target name.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSaveUseOpenFrag() [To specify this]

Output: Change the QName of the synthesized root element when saving. This replaces "xml-fragment" with "fragment" in the namespace http://www.openuri.org/fragment

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSaveInner() [To specify this]

Output: Saving should begin on the element's contents.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSaveOuter() [To specify this]

Output: Saving should begin on the element, rather than its contents.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Use this method] XmlOptions.setSaveSyntheticDocumentElement(javax.xml.namespace.QName) [To specify this]

Output: To rename the document element, or to specify the document element for this XML.

XmlTokenSource (XMLBeans 1.0.4-rc1 Documentation)


Input: [Option] EnablePasswordReset [Value]

Output: True

FBADB (This must match the database connection we setup earlier)

Configuring Forms Based Authentication in SharePoint 2013 – Part 2 – Adding users to the Membership Database | Chris Coulson's Developer Notes


Input: [Option] EnablePasswordRetrieval [Value]

Output: False

FBADB (This must match the database connection we setup earlier)

Configuring Forms Based Authentication in SharePoint 2013 – Part 2 – Adding users to the Membership Database | Chris Coulson's Developer Notes


Input: [Option] RequiresQuestionAndAnswer [Value]

Output: False

FBADB (This must match the database connection we setup earlier)

Configuring Forms Based Authentication in SharePoint 2013 – Part 2 – Adding users to the Membership Database | Chris Coulson's Developer Notes


Input: [Option] RequiresUniqueEmail [Value]

Output: True

FBADB (This must match the database connection we setup earlier)

Configuring Forms Based Authentication in SharePoint 2013 – Part 2 – Adding users to the Membership Database | Chris Coulson's Developer Notes


Input: [Option] StorePasswordInSecureFormat [Value]

Output: True

FBADB (This must match the database connection we setup earlier)

Configuring Forms Based Authentication in SharePoint 2013 – Part 2 – Adding users to the Membership Database | Chris Coulson's Developer Notes


Input: [Option] ConnectionStringName [Value]

Output: FBADB (This must match the database connection we setup earlier)

FBADB (This must match the database connection we setup earlier)

Configuring Forms Based Authentication in SharePoint 2013 – Part 2 – Adding users to the Membership Database | Chris Coulson's Developer Notes


Input: [Option] ApplicationName [Value]

FBADB (This must match the database connection we setup earlier)

Configuring Forms Based Authentication in SharePoint 2013 – Part 2 – Adding users to the Membership Database | Chris Coulson's Developer Notes


Input: [Attribute] jar [Required] Yes, unless nested filesets have been used. [Description]

Output: the jar file to sign


Input: [Attribute] alias [Required] Yes. [Description]

Output: the alias to sign under


Input: [Attribute] storepass [Required] Yes. [Description]

Output: password for keystore integrity.


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

Output: keystore location


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

Output: keystore type


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

Output: password for private key (if different)


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

Output: name of .SF/.DSA file


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

Output: name of signed JAR file


Input: [Attribute] verbose [Required] No; default false [Description]

Output: (true | false) verbose output when signing


Input: [Attribute] internalsf [Required] No; default false [Description]

Output: (true | false) include the .SF file inside the signature block


Input: [Attribute] sectionsonly [Required] No; default false [Description]

Output: (true | false) don't compute hash of entire manifest


Input: [Attribute] lazy [Required] No; default false [Description]

Output: flag to control whether the presence of a signature file means a JAR is signed


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

Output: Specifies the maximum memory the jarsigner VM will use. Specified in the style of standard java memory specs (e.g. 128m = 128 MBytes)


Input: [Register] MODE [Size] 2 bits [Purpose]

Output: Controls the format of data which follows various instructions. In some cases, it also controls whether certain filter coefficients are zeroed or left unmodified. The exact meaning of MODE varies by instruction. MODE is sticky, meaning that once it is set, it retains its value until it is explicitly changed by Opcode 1000 (SETMODE) or the sequencer halts.


Input: [Register] REPEAT PREFIX [Size] 2 bits [Purpose]

Output: The parameter load instructions can provide a four bit repeat value to the filter core. This register optionally extends that four bit value by providing two more significant bits in the 2 MSBs. By setting the repeat prefix with Opcode 1000 (SETMODE), the program can specify repeat values up to $3F (63). This register is not sticky.


Input: [Register] PAGE [Size] 4 bits [Purpose]

Output: The PAGE register acts as a prefix, providing the upper four address bits for every JMP and JSR instruction. The PAGE register can hold any binary value from 0001 to 1111, and is set by the SETPAGE instruction. It is not possible to load it with 0000. It powers up to the value 0001, and it retains its value across JMP/JSR instructions as well as sequencer halts.


Input: [Register] PC [Size] 16 bits [Purpose]

Output: This is the program counter. This counter tracks the address of the byte that is currently being processed. A copy of the program counter is kept in every Speech ROM that is attached to the SP0256, so that the program counter is only broadcast on JMP or JSR.


Input: [Register] STACK [Size] 16 bits [Purpose]

Output: This is where the program counter is saved when performing a JSR. The STACK has room for exactly one address, so nested subroutines are not possible. It holds the address of the byte following the JSR instruction.


Input: [Register] COMMAND [Size] 8 bits [Purpose]

Output: This holds address of the most recent command from the host CPU. Addresses are loaded into this register via external pins and the ALD control line. When the microsequencer is halted (or is about to halt), it watches for an address in this register. When a new command address is available, it copies these bits to bits 1 through 8 of the program counter. Bits 0, 9 through 11, and 13 through 15 are forced to zero. Bit 12 is forced to 1 so that code executes out of page $1.


Input: [Function] move through all controls [Key(s)]

Output: tab key

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]

Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser Access keys


Input: [Function] open foreground colour pallet(s) [Key(s)]

Output: F9

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] open background colour pallets(s) [Key(s)]

Output: F10

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] move through colour pallets [Key(s)]

Output: arrow keys or the tab key

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] activate foreground colour sampler [Key(s)]

Output: F11

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] activate background colour sampler [Key(s)]

Output: F12

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] move colour sampler [Key(s)]

Output: arrow keys

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] choose colour in sampler or pallet [Key(s)]

Output: Enter

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] move red, green, blue slider controls [Key(s)]

Output: arrow keys

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] always on top [Key(s)]

Output: ctrl+S

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] displayed colour value - hex [Key(s)]

Output: ctrl+E

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] displayed colour value - RGB [Key(s)]

Output: ctrl+R

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] simulations - select window list [Key(s)]

Output: ctrl+I

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Function] help [Key(s)]

Output: ctrl+H

Tools - Luminosity Contrast Ratio Analyser 1.1 - WAT-C [Web Accessibility Tools Consortium]


Input: [Key in "values" Map] comment [Expected type of value.] String

Output: setComment

ExternalContext (JavaServer Faces API (2.2))

Name of setter method on Cookie instance to be set with the value from the Map.


Input: [Key in "values" Map] domain [Expected type of value.] String

Output: setDomain

ExternalContext (JavaServer Faces API (2.2))

Name of setter method on Cookie instance to be set with the value from the Map.


Input: [Key in "values" Map] maxAge [Expected type of value.] Integer

Output: setMaxAge

ExternalContext (JavaServer Faces API (2.2))

Name of setter method on Cookie instance to be set with the value from the Map.


Input: [Key in "values" Map] secure [Expected type of value.] Boolean

Output: setSecure

ExternalContext (JavaServer Faces API (2.2))

Name of setter method on Cookie instance to be set with the value from the Map.


Input: [Key in "values" Map] path [Expected type of value.] String

Output: setPath

ExternalContext (JavaServer Faces API (2.2))

Name of setter method on Cookie instance to be set with the value from the Map.


Input: [Key in "values" Map] httpOnly [Expected type of value.] Boolean

Output: setHttpOnly

ExternalContext (JavaServer Faces API (2.2))

Name of setter method on Cookie instance to be set with the value from the Map.


Input: [Value] 0 [Description] Specifies the color to change in a horizontal direction from the left of the display to the right of the display. [Member name]

Output: Horizontal


Input: [Value] 1 [Description] Specifies the color to change in a vertical direction from the top of the display to the bottom of the display. [Member name]

Output: Vertical


Input: [Value] 2 [Description] Specifies the color to change in a forward diagonal direction from the upper-left corner to the lower-right corner of the display. [Member name]

Output: ForwardDiagonal


Input: [Value] 3 [Description] Specifies the color to change in a backward diagonal direction from the upper-right corner to the lower-left corner of the display. [Member name]

Output: BackwardDiagonal


Input: [Value] 4 [Description] Specifies the color to change in a circular fashion from the center to the outer of the display. [Member name]

Output: Circular


Input: [Value] 5 [Description] Specifies the color to change in a triangular fashion with a center color and a linear falloff to a single color on both ends of the display. [Member name]

Output: Triangular


Input: [Value] 6 [Description] Specifies the color to change in a sigma bell fashion with a center color and a linear falloff to a single color on both ends of the display. [Member name]

Output: SigmaBell


Input: [Setting] Settings.ServerName [Default Value] "Your Server" [Description]

Output: Name of the server


Input: [Setting] Settings.Worlds [Description]

Output: List of worlds in which MyHorse is enabled


Input: [Setting] Settings.DamageProtection [Description]

Output: What types of damage are horses protected from?


Input: [Setting] Settings.AllowChestsOnAllHorses [Default Value] false [Description]

Output: Players are able to put a chest on any type of horse


Input: [Setting] Settings.DownloadLanguageFile [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: Should MyHorse auto-download language file?


Input: [Setting] Settings.MetricsOptOut [Default Value] false [Description]

Output: Do not send metrics to mcstats.org


Input: [Setting] Settings.DisplayUpdateNotifications [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: Show notifications about new updates to MyHorse


Input: [Parameter] bars [Notes] Required [Type] array of objects [Description]

Output: The bars

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Input: [Parameter] bars[]color [Notes] Required [Type] CSS color [Description]

Output: The color of the bar.

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Input: [Parameter] bars[]label [Notes] Required [Type] string [Description]

Output: The text to overlay on top of the bar.

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Input: [Parameter] bars[]value [Notes] Required [Type] number [Description]

Output: A number representing the value of the barchart. This will determine the length of the bar.

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Input: [Parameter] max [Type] integer [Description]

Output: The min possible value of the bar.

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Input: [Parameter] min [Type] integer [Description]

Output: The max possible value of the bar.

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Input: [Parameter] sort [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Whether to sort the bars by value or not. The default is true.

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Input: [Notes] The name of the CSS class that contains the styles for the rollover when in it's default state [Parameter]

Output: class

rollover macro - Atlassian Confluence Wiki - Adaptavist.com Wiki


Input: [Default] class-rollover [Notes] The name of the CSS class that contains the styles for the rollover when it is in the over state [Parameter]

Output: over

rollover macro - Atlassian Confluence Wiki - Adaptavist.com Wiki


Input: [Notes] The page that the rollover should link to when clicked [Parameter]

Output: link

rollover macro - Atlassian Confluence Wiki - Adaptavist.com Wiki


Input: [Notes] An optional external target to also modify [Parameter]

Output: target

rollover macro - Atlassian Confluence Wiki - Adaptavist.com Wiki


Input: [Notes] An optional class name to use solely for the external target (defaults to class) [Parameter]

Output: targetclass

rollover macro - Atlassian Confluence Wiki - Adaptavist.com Wiki


Input: [Notes] An optional class name to use solely for the external target roll-over state(defaults to %targetclass%-rollover) [Parameter]

Output: targetover

rollover macro - Atlassian Confluence Wiki - Adaptavist.com Wiki


Input: [Key] Space Bar, Right Arrow Down Arrow, Page Down [Action]

Output: Go to next slide

Welcome - Slide Show (S9) - A Free Web Alternative to PowerPoint and Keynote in Ruby


Input: [Key] Left Arrow, Up Arrow, Page Up [Action]

Output: Go to previous slide

Welcome - Slide Show (S9) - A Free Web Alternative to PowerPoint and Keynote in Ruby


Input: [Key] Home [Action]

Output: Go to first slide

Welcome - Slide Show (S9) - A Free Web Alternative to PowerPoint and Keynote in Ruby


Input: [Key] End [Action]

Output: Go to last slide

Welcome - Slide Show (S9) - A Free Web Alternative to PowerPoint and Keynote in Ruby


Input: [Key] T [Action]

Output: Toggle between slideshow and outline view (Ø)

Welcome - Slide Show (S9) - A Free Web Alternative to PowerPoint and Keynote in Ruby


Input: [Key] C, Move mouse to bottom right corner [Action]

Output: Show/hide slide controls (Ø « »)

Welcome - Slide Show (S9) - A Free Web Alternative to PowerPoint and Keynote in Ruby


Input: [key_cas] key_data_age [KV] KV [The keys current cas value]

Output: How long the key has waited for its

[#MB-5304] stats for key are not defined in documentation, many stats are not defined - Couchbase


Input: [KV] KV [The keys current cas value]

Output: value to be persisted (0 if clean)

[#MB-5304] stats for key are not defined in documentation, many stats are not defined - Couchbase


Input: [key_cas] key_exptime [KV] KV [The keys current cas value]

Output: Expiration time from the epoch

[#MB-5304] stats for key are not defined in documentation, many stats are not defined - Couchbase


Input: [key_cas] key_flags [KV] KV [The keys current cas value]

Output: Flags for this key

[#MB-5304] stats for key are not defined in documentation, many stats are not defined - Couchbase


Input: [key_cas] key_is_dirty [KV] KV [The keys current cas value]

Output: If the value is not yet persisted

[#MB-5304] stats for key are not defined in documentation, many stats are not defined - Couchbase


Input: [key_cas] key_last_modified_time [KV] KV [The keys current cas value]

Output: Last updated time

[#MB-5304] stats for key are not defined in documentation, many stats are not defined - Couchbase


Input: [key_cas] key_valid [KV] V [The keys current cas value]

Output: See description below

[#MB-5304] stats for key are not defined in documentation, many stats are not defined - Couchbase


Input: [key_cas] key_vb_state [KV] KV [The keys current cas value]

Output: The vbucket state of this key

[#MB-5304] stats for key are not defined in documentation, many stats are not defined - Couchbase


Input: [Property] width [Description]

Output: The width of the viewport in pixels. You can also use the device-width keyword to indicate that the viewport should be as wide as the screen.

Working with Mobile Devices in HTML5 and CSS3 - Mobile tutorial - developer Fusion


Input: [Property] height [Description]

Output: The height of the viewport specified in pixels. You can also use the device-height keyword to indicate that the viewport should be as tall as the screen.

Working with Mobile Devices in HTML5 and CSS3 - Mobile tutorial - developer Fusion


Input: [Property] initial-scale [Description]

Output: A number that indicates the initial zoom factor that’s used to display the page.

Working with Mobile Devices in HTML5 and CSS3 - Mobile tutorial - developer Fusion


Input: [Property] minimum-scale [Description]

Output: A number that indicates the minimum zoom factor for the page.

Working with Mobile Devices in HTML5 and CSS3 - Mobile tutorial - developer Fusion


Input: [Property] maximum-scale [Description]

Output: A number that indicates the maximum zoom factor for the page.

Working with Mobile Devices in HTML5 and CSS3 - Mobile tutorial - developer Fusion


Input: [Property] user-scalable [Description]

Output: Indicates whether the user can zoom in and out of the viewport. Possible values are yes and no.

Working with Mobile Devices in HTML5 and CSS3 - Mobile tutorial - developer Fusion


Input: [File] buttoni.png [Role] Data [Description]

Output: Example sprite for buttons

Form styler: Style form inputs using images - JS Classes


Input: [File] checkbox.png [Role] Data [Description]

Output: Example sprite for checkboxes

Form styler: Style form inputs using images - JS Classes


Input: [File] dropdown.png [Role] Data [Description]

Output: Example sprite for select input

Form styler: Style form inputs using images - JS Classes


Input: [File] input_field.png [Role] Data [Description]

Output: Example sprite fot text input

Form styler: Style form inputs using images - JS Classes


Input: [File] password.png [Role] Data [Description]

Output: Example sprite for password input

Form styler: Style form inputs using images - JS Classes


Input: [File] radio.png [Role] Data [Description]

Output: Example sprite for radio input

Form styler: Style form inputs using images - JS Classes


Input: [File] textarea.png [Role] Data [Description]

Output: Example sprite of textarea

Form styler: Style form inputs using images - JS Classes


Input: [File] upload.png [Role] Data [Description]

Output: Example sprite for file upload

Form styler: Style form inputs using images - JS Classes


Input: [Type] AF_IDENTIFY_RAW [Description]

Output: A raw file, sometimes also called a dd image or flat file

Difference between revisions of "AFF Developers Guide" - ForensicsWiki


Input: [Type] AF_IDENTIFY_AFF [Description]

Output: A standard AFF archive

Difference between revisions of "AFF Developers Guide" - ForensicsWiki


Input: [Type] AF_IDENTIFY_AFD [Description]

Output: A directory of AFD files, or a split AFF file

Difference between revisions of "AFF Developers Guide" - ForensicsWiki


Input: [Type] AF_IDENTIFY_EVF [Description]

Output: An EnCase file read with the original AFF EnCase implementation; now deprecated.

Difference between revisions of "AFF Developers Guide" - ForensicsWiki


Input: [Type] AF_IDENTIFY_EVD [Description]

Output: An EnCase file read with the original AFF EnCase implementation; now deprecated.

Difference between revisions of "AFF Developers Guide" - ForensicsWiki


Input: [Type] AF_IDENTIFY_SPLIT_RAW [Description]

Output: A split raw file

Difference between revisions of "AFF Developers Guide" - ForensicsWiki


Input: [Type] AF_IDENTIFY_AFM [Description]

Output: A raw file with metadata

Difference between revisions of "AFF Developers Guide" - ForensicsWiki


Input: [Type] AF_IDENTIFY_EWF [Description]

Output: An EnCase file read with libewf.

Difference between revisions of "AFF Developers Guide" - ForensicsWiki


Input: [Name] thread_naming_pattern [Description]

Output: Determines how threads are named that are running from thread pools in concurrent stack. Valid values include any combination of "cl" letters, where "c" includes the cluster name and "l" includes local address of the channel. The default is "cl"


Input: [Name] enabled [Description]

Output: Whether of not to use a thread pool. If set to false, the caller's thread is used.


Input: [Name] min_threads [Description]

Output: The minimum number of threads to use.


Input: [Name] max_threads [Description]

Output: The maximum number of threads to use.


Input: [Name] keep_alive_time [Description]

Output: Number of milliseconds until an idle thread is placed back into the pool


Input: [Name] queue_enabled [Description]

Output: Whether of not to use a (bounded) queue. If enabled, when all minimum threads are busy, work items are added to the queue. When the queue is full, additional threads are created, up to max_threads. When max_threads have been reached (and the queue is full), the rejection policy is consulted.


Input: [Name] max_size [Description]

Output: The maximum number of elements in the queue. Ignored if the queue is disabled


Input: [Name] rejection_policy [Description]

Output: Determines what happens when the thread pool (and queue, if enabled) is full. The default is to run on the caller's thread. "Abort" throws an runtime exception. "Discard" discards the message, "DiscardOldest" discards the oldest entry in the queue. Note that these values might change, for example a "Wait" value might get added in the future.


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + Shift + Enter [Action]

Output: Get information about the current item

Windows 7 - Adaptive Technology - SF State


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + Shift+ Spacebar [Action]

Output: Read the entire selected window

Windows 7 - Adaptive Technology - SF State


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl [Action]

Output: Stop Narrator from reading text

Windows 7 - Adaptive Technology - SF State


Input: [Shortcut] Insert + F3 [Action]

Output: Read the current character

Windows 7 - Adaptive Technology - SF State


Input: [Shortcut] Insert + F4 [Action]

Output: Read the current word

Windows 7 - Adaptive Technology - SF State


Input: [Shortcut] Insert + F5 [Action]

Output: Read the current line

Windows 7 - Adaptive Technology - SF State


Input: [Shortcut] Insert + F6 [Action]

Output: Read the current paragraph

Windows 7 - Adaptive Technology - SF State


Input: [Shortcut] Insert + F7 [Action]

Output: Read the current page

Windows 7 - Adaptive Technology - SF State


Input: [Shortcut] Insert + F8 [Action]

Output: Read the current document

Windows 7 - Adaptive Technology - SF State


Input: [flags] -a [description]

Output: Lists all of the current resource limits

HOWTO: Use ulimit command to set soft limits | Ohio Supercomputer Center


Input: [flags] -c [description]

Output: Specifies the size of core dumps, in number of 512-byte blocks

HOWTO: Use ulimit command to set soft limits | Ohio Supercomputer Center


Input: [flags] -d [description]

Output: Specifies the size of the data area, in number of K bytes

HOWTO: Use ulimit command to set soft limits | Ohio Supercomputer Center


Input: [flags] -f [description]

Output: Sets the file size limit in blocks when the Limit parameter is used, or reports the file size limit if no parameter is specified. The -f flag is the default

HOWTO: Use ulimit command to set soft limits | Ohio Supercomputer Center


Input: [flags] -H [description]

Output: Specifies that the hard limit for the given resource is set. If you have root user authority, you can increase the hard limit. Anyone can decrease it

HOWTO: Use ulimit command to set soft limits | Ohio Supercomputer Center


Input: [flags] -m [description]

Output: Specifies the size of physical memory, in number of K bytes

HOWTO: Use ulimit command to set soft limits | Ohio Supercomputer Center


Input: [flags] -n [description]

Output: Specifies the limit on the number of file descriptors a process may have

HOWTO: Use ulimit command to set soft limits | Ohio Supercomputer Center


Input: [flags] -s [description]

Output: Specifies the stack size, in number of K bytes

HOWTO: Use ulimit command to set soft limits | Ohio Supercomputer Center


Input: [flags] -S [description]

Output: Specifies that the soft limit for the given resource is set. A soft limit can be increased up to the value of the hard limit. If neither the -H nor -S flags are specified, the limit applies to both

HOWTO: Use ulimit command to set soft limits | Ohio Supercomputer Center


Input: [flags] -t [description]

Output: Specifies the number of seconds to be used by each process

HOWTO: Use ulimit command to set soft limits | Ohio Supercomputer Center


Input: [Option] Workspace [Description]

Output: Name of the workspace to contain the database. This will also be the prefix of any layers server from tables in the database.


Input: [Option] Data Source Name [Description]

Output: Name of the database in GeoServer. This can be different from the name of the Teradata database, if desired.


Input: [Option] Description [Description]

Output: Description of the database/store.


Input: [Option] Enabled [Description]

Output: Enables the store. If disabled, no layers from the database will be served.


Input: [Option] host [Description]

Output: Host name where the database exists. Can be a URL or IP address.


Input: [Option] port [Description]

Output: Port number on which to connect to the above host.


Input: [Option] database [Description]

Output: Name of the Teradata database.


Input: [Option] user [Description]

Output: User name to connect to use to connect to the database.


Input: [Option] passwd [Description]

Output: Password associated with the above user.


Input: [Option] namespace [Description]

Output: Namespace to be associated with the database. This field is altered automatically by the above Workspace field.


Input: [Option] Expose primary keys [Description]

Output: Exposes primary key as a standard attribute.


Input: [Option] max connections [Description]

Output: Maximum amount of open/pooled connections to the database.


Input: [Option] min connections [Description]

Output: Minimum number of open/pooled connections.


Input: [Option] fetch size [Description]

Output: Number of records read with each interaction with the database.


Input: [Option] Connection timeout [Description]

Output: Time (in seconds) the connection pool will wait before timing out.


Input: [Option] validate connections [Description]

Output: Checks the connection is alive before using it.


Input: [Option] Primary key metadata table [Description]

Output: Name of primary key metadata table to use if unable to determine the primary key of a table.


Input: [Option] Loose bbox [Description]

Output: If checked, performs only the primary filter on the bounding box.


Input: [Option] tessellationTable [Description]

Output: The name of the database table that contains the tessellations


Input: [Option] estimatedBounds [Description]

Output: Enables using the geometry_columns/tessellation table bounds as an estimation instead of manual calculation.


Input: [Option] Max open prepared statements [Description]

Output: The maximum number of prepared statements.


Input: [Value and Notes] YYYYMMDD Sets the starting point (inclusive) of the range of publication dates to return. Must be used with end_date. [Name]

Output: begin_date

Times Developer Network - Article Search API Version 1


Input: [Value and Notes] YYYYMMDD Sets the end point (inclusive) of the range of publication dates to return. Must be used with begin_date. [Name]

Output: end_date

Times Developer Network - Article Search API Version 1


Input: [Value and Notes] Comma-delimited list of up to 5 facets Specifies the sets of facet values to include in the facets array at the beginning of response, which collects the facet values from all the search results. Note: The facets parameter does not specify search terms — use the query parameter to search against facets. Also note that the facets parameter does not control the facet values that are returned for each individual search result — use the fields parameter to specify which facets you want to see in each search result. For more information, see Faceted Searching and Responses. If you omit this parameter, the response will not include any sets of facet values. [Name]

Output: facets

Times Developer Network - Article Search API Version 1


Input: [Value and Notes] Comma-delimited list of fields (no limit) Specifies the fields (including facets) you want return for each search result. By default (unless you include a fields list in your request), the following fields are returned for each result: body, byline, date, title, url To return only the array of facet values (no search results), set fields to a blank space (encoded: fields=+) and include the facets parameter. For a complete list of available search result fields, see Responses. [Name]

Output: fields

Times Developer Network - Article Search API Version 1


Input: [Value and Notes] json (default) Currently, only JSON is supported. [Name]

Output: format

Times Developer Network - Article Search API Version 1


Input: [Value and Notes] Integer, 0–last set of ten default: 0 The value of offset corresponds to a set of 10 results (it does not indicate the starting number of the result set). For example, offset=0 corresponds to records 0-9. To return records 10-19, set offset to 1, not 10. [Name]

Output: offset

Times Developer Network - Article Search API Version 1


Input: [Value and Notes] newest (default) | oldest | closest Use the rank parameter to set the order of the results. The default rank is newest. [Name]

Output: rank

Times Developer Network - Article Search API Version 1


Input: [Class] ArtInfo [Description]

Output: Contains the Tag information.


Input: [Class] AsyncCompletedEventArgs [Description]

Output: The AsyncCompleted event occurs when an AudioPlayer/AudioRecorder change its state. A AsyncCompletedEventArgs specifies the AudioPlayer/AudioRecorder which raise event.


Input: [Class] AsyncErrorEventArgs [Description]

Output: The AsyncError event occurs when an AudioPlayer/AudioRecorder change its state and an exception was thrown. A AsyncErrorEventArgs specifies the AudioPlayer/AudioRecorder which raise event.


Input: [Class] AudioDecoder [Description]

Output: Defines the base class for audio decoders.


Input: [Class] AudioDecoderMP3 [Description]

Output: Represents a MP3 Audio Format decoder.


Input: [Class] AudioDecoderOgg [Description]

Output: Represents a OGG Vorbis Audio Format decoder.


Input: [Class] AudioDecoderProperties [Description]

Output: Contains properties for the audio decoder.


Input: [Class] AudioDecoderRaf [Description]

Output: Represents a Resco Audio Format decoder.


Input: [Class] AudioDecoderSpx [Description]

Output: Represents a Speex Audio Format decoder.


Input: [Class] AudioDecoderWav [Description]

Output: Represents a Waveform Audio Format decoder.


Input: [Class] AudioEncoder [Description]

Output: Defines the base class for audio encoders.


Input: [Class] AudioEncoderMP3 [Description]

Output: Represents a OGG Vorbis Audio Format encoder.


Input: [Class] AudioEncoderOgg [Description]

Output: Represents a OGG Vorbis Audio Format encoder.


Input: [Class] AudioEncoderProperties [Description]

Output: Contains properties for the audio decoder.


Input: [Class] AudioEncoderRaf [Description]

Output: Represents a Resco Audio Format encoder.


Input: [Class] AudioEncoderSpx [Description]

Output: Represents a Speex Audio Format encoder.


Input: [Class] AudioEncoderWav [Description]

Output: Represents a Waveform Audio Format encoder.


Input: [Class] AudioException [Description]

Output: The exception that is thrown when the audio error occurs.


Input: [Class] AudioFilter [Description]

Output: Defines the base class for audio filters.


Input: [Class] AudioFilterProperties [Description]

Output: Contains properties for the audio filter.


Input: [Class] AudioFormatNotSupportedException [Description]

Output: The exception that is thrown when the format of an audio does not meet the supported formats.


Input: [Class] AudioManager [Description]

Output: AudioManager class which store supported audio formats.


Input: [Class] AudioPlayer [Description]

Output: Represents an AndioPlayer class.


Input: [Class] AudioProperties [Description]

Output: Abstract properties definition for the audio decoder or encoder.


Input: [Class] AudioRecorder [Description]

Output: Represents an AudioRecorder class.


Input: [Class] Codec [Description]

Output: Defines a codec for AudioManager class.


Input: [Class] CustomDecoder [Description]

Output: Defines the class for custom audio decoders.


Input: [Class] CustomEncoder [Description]

Output: Defines the class for custom audio decoders.


Input: [Class] CustomFilter [Description]

Output: Defines the class for custom audio filter.


Input: [Name] delay [type] integer [default] 0 [description]

Output: Adds delay to the image loading time.

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] threshold [type] integer [default] 0 [description]

Output: By default images are loaded when they appear on the screen. If you want images to load earlier use threshold parameter. For instance setting a threshold to 200 end up loading the image 200 pixels before it appears on viewport.

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] animation [type] string [default] "bounceIn" [description]

Output: Adds an animation when the image appears. You have access to all of the following animations created by Animate.css or use Null if you do not want any animation. Check animate.css demo page to know the list of available animations.

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] event [type] string [default] "scroll" [description]

Output: Defines the event that will be used to trigger the image loading/update.

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] placeholder [type] string (image base64) [default] "data:image/gif;base64..." [description]

Output: Base64 image that is used when the image is loading.

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] container [type] string (CSS selector) [default] window [description]

Output: You can also use this plugin for images inside scrolling container, such as div with scrollbar. By default the container is the window.

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] retina [type] boolean [default] false [description]

Output: Enables a better quality on Retina screens. BttrLazyLoading uses a naming convention @2x to display Retina images. BttrLazyLoading will therefore seek "yourImage@2x.gif" on Retina screens instead of "yourImage.gif"

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] triggermanually [type] boolean [default] false [description]

Output: Whether or not to trigger the first image loading manually.

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] updatemanually [type] boolean [default] false [description]

Output: Whether or not to trigger the image update manually (needed when the window resizes for example).

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] backgroundcolor [type] string [default] #EEE [description]

Output: Displays a background color before loading the image.

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] xs [type] object [default] { src : null, width : 100, height : 100 } [description]

Output: Image Object for Mobile

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] sm [type] object [default] { src : null, width : 100, height : 100 } [description]

Output: Image Object for Tablet

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] md [type] object [default] { src : null, width : 100, height : 100 } [description]

Output: Image Object for Desktop

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Name] lg [type] object [default] { src : null, width : 100, height : 100 } [description]

Output: Image Object for Large Desktop

Responsive Lazy Loading plugin for JQuery | BttrLazyLoading


Input: [Option] stickyHeaders [Default] '' [Description]

Output: Include any extra class name to be added to the sticky header table (v2.1; v2.18.0) Note prior to v2.18.0, this class was applied to the sticky table thead; after v2.18.0, the thead and caption are wrapped in a div that is made sticky, with this class name. Modified in v2.11 so that "tablesorter-stickyHeader" class is always added and this option only adds additional classes.

jQuery plugin: Tablesorter 2.0 - Sticky Header Widget


Input: [Option] stickyHeaders_offset [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: Set this to a number (in pixels) or jquery selector targeting the position:fixed element in which to place the sticky header below while scrolling.

jQuery plugin: Tablesorter 2.0 - Sticky Header Widget


Input: [Option] stickyHeaders_cloneId [Default] '-sticky' [Description]

Output: If the original table has an ID, then the value from this option is added to the end of the cloned table to maintain a unique ID (v2.9). It contains a suffix to add to any table id. Its default value is -sticky

jQuery plugin: Tablesorter 2.0 - Sticky Header Widget


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

Output: When true, the $.tablesorter.addHeaderResizeEvent function is applied to the table header cells so a "resize" event is triggered and the sticky headers widget can then properly resize the cloned table header cells to match the originals.

jQuery plugin: Tablesorter 2.0 - Sticky Header Widget


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

Output: If false and a table caption exist, it won't be included in the sticky header.

jQuery plugin: Tablesorter 2.0 - Sticky Header Widget


Input: [Option] stickyHeaders_zIndex [Default] 2 [Description]

Output: Adjust the zIndex of the stickyHeaders element as desired.

jQuery plugin: Tablesorter 2.0 - Sticky Header Widget


Input: [Option] stickyHeaders_attachTo [Default] null [Description]

Output: Set this option as a jQuery selector or object where the sticky header will be attached (v2.14.4). Setting this option with either a jQuery selector string (".wrapper") or jQuery object ($(".wrapper")). This option contains the target to which the sticky header will attach - see the second example below.

jQuery plugin: Tablesorter 2.0 - Sticky Header Widget


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

Output: Scroll table top into view after filtering (v2.16.2) This is needed when the user choses to filter the table which results in fewer rows than are currently visible in the browser viewport. So, the sticky header may still exist, but the table body may not be seen. Setting this option to true forces the original table header to scroll back into view.

jQuery plugin: Tablesorter 2.0 - Sticky Header Widget


Input: [Option] stickyHeaders_xScroll [Default] null [Description]

Output: jQuery selector or object that will be used to monitor horizontal scroll position(v2.18.0) Defaults: xScroll > attachTo > window Indicate the element (jQuery selector or obect) in which to monitor for changes in scroll position; If undefined (null by default), the window is monitored.

jQuery plugin: Tablesorter 2.0 - Sticky Header Widget


Input: [Option] stickyHeaders_yScroll [Default] null [Description]

Output: jQuery selector or object that will be used to monitor vertical scroll position (v2.18.0) Defaults: yScroll > attachTo > window Indicate the element (jQuery selector or obect) in which to monitor for changes in scroll position; If undefined (null by default), the window is monitored.

jQuery plugin: Tablesorter 2.0 - Sticky Header Widget


Input: [Originator's Parameter Name] Tv290v [Units] Deg C [BODC parameter code] TEMPST01 [Units_4] Deg C [Comments] - [Description]

Output: Temperature of the water column


Input: [Originator's Parameter Name] FlCM [Units] volts [BODC parameter code] FVLTZZ01 [Units_4] volts [Comments] - [Description]

Output: Raw fluorometer voltage


Input: [Originator's Parameter Name] DepSM [Units] m [BODC parameter code] DEPHPR01 [Units_4] m [Comments] - [Description]

Output: Depth of the water column


Input: [Originator's Parameter Name] Density00 [Units] kg m-3 [BODC parameter code] - [Units_4] - [Comments] Channel not transferred as generated during BODC transfer [Description]

Output: Density of the water column by unknown algorithm


Input: [Originator's Parameter Name] Sal00 [Units] - [BODC parameter code] PSALST01 [Units_4] - [Comments] - [Description]

Output: Salinity of the water column


Input: [Originator's Parameter Name] - [Units] - [BODC parameter code] PRESPR01 [Units_4] dbar [Comments] Calculated by BODC from depth and latitude [Description]

Output: Pressure


Input: [Originator's Parameter Name] - [Units] - [BODC parameter code] SIGTPR01 [Units_4] kg m-3 [Comments] Generated by BODC using Fofonoff and Millard (1983) algorithm with parameters PRESPR01, TEMPST01 and PSALST01. [Description]

Output: Sigma-theta


Input: [Property] target [Type] {String|HTMLElement} [Description]

Output: Either a string with the ID of the target element or a DOM element. If the corresponding element is not present the script will fail silently.

Perimeter.js: Creates an invisible perimeter around a target element and monitors mouse breaches.


Input: [Property] monitor [Type] {HTMLElement} [Description]

Output: Element where the mousemove event will be bound to and therefore acts as monitor for breaches. When this property is left out the document will be used as monitor.

Perimeter.js: Creates an invisible perimeter around a target element and monitors mouse breaches.


Input: [Property] outline [Type] {Number|Array} [Description]

Output: The actual outline around the target element. This can either be an array with top/right/bottom/left dimensions or just one number which acts as shorthand for all directions.

Perimeter.js: Creates an invisible perimeter around a target element and monitors mouse breaches.


Input: [Property] debug [Type] {Boolean} [Description]

Output: When debugging in a local environment you can pass the debug option. This will create a division that will be positioned absolutely to the body and basically shows where the perimeter is located. By default, the debug functionality is excluded from perimeter.js. So, please make sure that you include perimeter.debug.js.

Perimeter.js: Creates an invisible perimeter around a target element and monitors mouse breaches.


Input: [Property] onBreach [Type] {Function} [Description]

Output: Callback function that will be invoked when the monitor detects a breach.

Perimeter.js: Creates an invisible perimeter around a target element and monitors mouse breaches.


Input: [Property] onLeave [Type] {Function} [Description]

Output: Callback function that will be invoked when the mouse cursor leaves the perimeter.

Perimeter.js: Creates an invisible perimeter around a target element and monitors mouse breaches.


Input: [1] Display line numbers [2] on [0]

Output: View

J-_-L | RubyBuntu -6- gedit 3! wtf? set it up for ruby/web development :)


Input: [1] Highlight current line [2] on [0]

Output: View

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Input: [1] Highlight matching bracket [2] on [0]

Output: View

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Input: [1] Tab width [2] 2 [0]

Output: Editor

J-_-L | RubyBuntu -6- gedit 3! wtf? set it up for ruby/web development :)


Input: [1] Insert spaces instead of tabs [2] on [0]

Output: Editor

J-_-L | RubyBuntu -6- gedit 3! wtf? set it up for ruby/web development :)


Input: [1] Enable automatic indentation [2] on [0]

Output: Editor

J-_-L | RubyBuntu -6- gedit 3! wtf? set it up for ruby/web development :)


Input: [Property] grails.plugin.reveng.includeTables [Default] none [Meaning]

Output: a List of table names to include for processing

Database Reverse Engineering Plugin 0.5.1


Input: [Property] grails.plugin.reveng.includeTableRegexes [Default] none [Meaning]

Output: a List of table name regex patterns to include for processing

Database Reverse Engineering Plugin 0.5.1


Input: [Property] grails.plugin.reveng.includeTableAntPatterns [Default] none [Meaning]

Output: a List of table name Ant-style patterns to include for processing

Database Reverse Engineering Plugin 0.5.1


Input: [Property] grails.plugin.reveng.excludeTables [Default] none [Meaning]

Output: a List of table names to exclude from processing

Database Reverse Engineering Plugin 0.5.1


Input: [Property] grails.plugin.reveng.excludeTableRegexes [Default] none [Meaning]

Output: a List of table name regex patterns to exclude from processing

Database Reverse Engineering Plugin 0.5.1


Input: [Property] grails.plugin.reveng.excludeTableAntPatterns [Default] none [Meaning]

Output: a List of table name Ant-style patterns to exclude from processing

Database Reverse Engineering Plugin 0.5.1


Input: [Property] grails.plugin.reveng.excludeColumns [Default] none [Meaning]

Output: a Map of table name -> List of column names to ignore

Database Reverse Engineering Plugin 0.5.1


Input: [Property] grails.plugin.reveng.excludeColumnRegexes [Default] none [Meaning]

Output: a Map of table name -> List of column name regex patterns to ignore

Database Reverse Engineering Plugin 0.5.1


Input: [Property] grails.plugin.reveng.excludeColumnAntPatterns [Default] none [Meaning]

Output: a Map of table name -> List of column name Ant-style patterns to ignore

Database Reverse Engineering Plugin 0.5.1


Input: [Property] grails.plugin.reveng.manyToManyTables [Default] none [Meaning]

Output: a List of table names that should be considered many-to-many join tables; needed for join tables that have more columns than the two foreign keys

Database Reverse Engineering Plugin 0.5.1


Input: [Priority:] high [Progress:] done [Effort:]


Input: [Priority:] medium [Progress:] not started [Effort:]

Output: trivial


Input: [Priority:] low [Progress:] on hold [Effort:]

Output: easy


Input: [Priority:] - [Progress:] ahead [Effort:]

Output: routine


Input: [Priority:] - [Progress:] on track [Effort:]

Output: tricky


Input: [Priority:] - [Progress:] behind [Effort:]

Output: difficult


Input: [Priority:] - [Progress:] in trouble [Effort:]

Output: unknown


Input: [String] ˜ [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Treat this character as a Blank or Space


Input: [String] b [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Make the next word entered BOLD when displayed


Input: [String] br [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Start a new line in the display


Input: [String] i [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Make the next word entered italicized when displayed


Input: [String] ol= [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Format an Ordered List from the specified items (separated by semi-colons)


Input: [String] p [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Create a new Paragraph beginning with the next word


Input: [String] sub [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Format the next word as a subscript


Input: [String] sup [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Format the next word as a superscript


Input: [String] ul= [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Format an Unordered List from the specified items (separated by semi-colons)


Input: [String] :name [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Where name is one of the defined RidgeStar Symbols


Input: [String] {color} [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: where {color} can be: Black, Purple, Silver, Fuchsia, Navy, Gray, Green, Blue, White, Lime, Teal, Maroon, Olive, Aqua, Red, or Yellow


Input: [String] cla{field}. [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Displays current field value from the fixed Site variables


Input: [String] dus{field}. [Meaning or Purpose]

Output: Displays current field value from the User Profile (e.g. dusFirstName, etc.)


Input: [Interface] Aggregator [Description]

Output: Basic aggregation interface.

org.apache.jetspeed.aggregator (Jetspeed-2 Core API 2.3.0 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] ContentServerAdapter [Description]

Output: The Content Server Adapter encapsulates all aggregated related activities related to aggregation, lessening the coupling of the aggregator to the content server, which can be disabled.

org.apache.jetspeed.aggregator (Jetspeed-2 Core API 2.3.0 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] PageAggregator [Description]

Output: Defines the interface for rendering content for a page.

org.apache.jetspeed.aggregator (Jetspeed-2 Core API 2.3.0 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] PortletAggregator [Description]

Output: Defines the interface for rendering content for a single portlet.

org.apache.jetspeed.aggregator (Jetspeed-2 Core API 2.3.0 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] PortletContent [Description]

Output: Portlet content is a container holding the generated content of a fragment (portlet).

org.apache.jetspeed.aggregator (Jetspeed-2 Core API 2.3.0 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] PortletRenderer [Description]

Output: The Portlet Renderer Service is the interface to processing portlet rendering requests and interfaces with the portlet container to generate the resulting markup.

org.apache.jetspeed.aggregator (Jetspeed-2 Core API 2.3.0 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] PortletTrackingManager [Description]

Output: The Portlet Tracking Manager will track portlets rendering statistics, taking portlets out of service when their rendering time exceeds a configurable threshold.

org.apache.jetspeed.aggregator (Jetspeed-2 Core API 2.3.0 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] RenderingJob [Description]

Output: A rendering worker, running on its own thread if using parallel rendering.

org.apache.jetspeed.aggregator (Jetspeed-2 Core API 2.3.0 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] RenderTrackable [Description]

Output: Track rendering statistics For starter we need to have an object store its render timeout statistics

org.apache.jetspeed.aggregator (Jetspeed-2 Core API 2.3.0 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] Worker [Description]

Output: A Worker represents a single thread in the parallel aggregation engine.

org.apache.jetspeed.aggregator (Jetspeed-2 Core API 2.3.0 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] WorkerMonitor [Description]

Output: The Worker Monitor is a thread manager and monitor for asynchronous (parallel) portlet aggregation and rendering.

org.apache.jetspeed.aggregator (Jetspeed-2 Core API 2.3.0 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [x$ksllt column] kslltwgt “wait gets” [Documentation description:] Number of times the latch was requested in willing-to-wait mode [When and how it changed:] Incremented by one after latch acquisition. Therefore protected by latch [Statistic:]

Output: GETS


Input: [x$ksllt column] kslltwff “wait fails” [Documentation description:] Number of times the latch was requested in willing-to-wait mode and the requestor had to wait [When and how it changed:] Incremented by one after latch acquisition if miss occured [Statistic:]

Output: MISSES


Input: [x$ksllt column] kslltwsl “wait sleeps” [Documentation description:] Number of times a willing-to-wait latch request resulted in a session sleeping while waiting for the latch [When and how it changed:] Incremented by number of times process slept during latch acquisition [Statistic:]

Output: SLEEPS


Input: [x$ksllt column] ksllthst0 [Documentation description:] Willing-to-wait latch requests which missed the first try but succeeded while spinning [When and how it changed:] Incremented by one after latch acquisition if miss but not sleep occured. Counts only the first spin [Statistic:]

Output: SPIN_GETS


Input: [x$ksllt column] kslltwtt “wait time” [Documentation description:] Elapsed time spent waiting for the latch (in microseconds) [When and how it changed:] Incremented by wait time spent during latch acquisition. [Statistic:]

Output: WAIT_TIME


Input: [x$ksllt column] kslltngt “nowait gets” [Documentation description:] Number of times a latch was requested in no-wait mode [When and how it changed:] Incremented by one after each no-wait latch get. May not be protected by latch [Statistic:]

Output: IMMEDIATE_GETS


Input: [x$ksllt column] kslltnfa “nowait fails” [Documentation description:] Number of times a no-wait latch request did not succeed [When and how it changed:] Incremented by one after unsuccessful no-wait latch get. Not protected by latch [Statistic:]

Output: IMMEDIATE_MISSES


Input: [Template name] bbdel.tpl [Description]

Output: Delete portfolio dialog display.


Input: [Template name] bbentry.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays an image viewer window for a record when invoked from a portfolio window.


Input: [Template name] bbname.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays in a popup dialog window a form for naming a new portfolio, or for selecting an existing portfolio, to add selected images to.


Input: [Template name] bbopen.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays in a popup dialog window a form for selecting a portfolio to open.


Input: [Template name] bbreslist.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays portfolio contents as a list of image captions linking to full record displays.


Input: [Template name] bbslideentry.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays an image viewer window for a record when invoked from a portfolio window.


Input: [Template name] bbthumbfull.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays portfolio contents as a table of image thumbnails with short captions and a sidebar that displays full record information for any thumbnail when an "info" link for that thumbnail is clicked. Thumbnails also link to full record displays


Input: [Template name] bbthumbnail.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays portfolio contents as a table of image thumbnails with short captions, where thumbnails link to full record displays.


Input: [Template name] collinfo.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays brief collection information.


Input: [Template name] entry.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays an image viewer window for a record when invoked from a normal results window.


Input: [Template name] groups.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays a page for selecting among multiple collection groups.


Input: [Template name] searchgroup.tpl [Description]

Output: Form for searching image collection groups.


Input: [Template name] index.tpl [Description]

Output: A collection home page.


Input: [Template name] noresults.tpl [Description]

Output: No results display.


Input: [Template name] reslist.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays search results as a list of image captions linking to full record displays.


Input: [Template name] search.tpl [Description]

Output: Form for searching image collection databases.


Input: [Template name] thumbfull.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays search results as a table of image thumbnails with short captions and a sidebar that displays full record information for any thumbnail when an "info" link for that thumbnail is clicked. Thumbnails also link to full record displays


Input: [Template name] thumbnail.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays search results as a table of image thumbnails with short captions, where thumbnails link to full record displays.


Input: [Template name] tips.tpl [Description]

Output: Displays in a popup window tips for conducting effective searches.


Input: [Script] changePassword.php [Usage]

Output: Reset the password of a specified user


Input: [Script] deleteOldRevisions.php [Usage]

Output: Erase old revisions of pages from the database


Input: [Script] edit.php [Usage]

Output: Edit a page to change its content


Input: [Script] importImages.php [Usage]

Output: Import images into the wiki


Input: [Script] importTextFile.php [Usage]

Output: Import the contents of a text file into a wiki page


Input: [Script] moveBatch.php [Usage]

Output: Move a batch of pages


Input: [Script] nukePage.php [Usage]

Output: Wipe a page and all revisions from the database


Input: [Script] undelete.php [Usage]

Output: Undelete all revisions of a page


Input: [Option] --about [Description]

Output: Displays build and version information and the status of your Moab license


Input: [Option] --help [Description]

Output: Displays usage information about the command


Input: [Option] --host= [Description]

Output: Causes Moab to run the client command on the specified host


Input: [Option] --loglevel= [Description]

Output: Causes Moab to write log information to STDERR as the client command is running. For more information, see Logging Overview.


Input: [Option] --msg= [Description]

Output: Causes Moab to annotate the action in the event log


Input: [Option] --port= [Description]

Output: Causes Moab to run the command using the port specified


Input: [Option] --timeout= [Description]

Output: Sets the maximum time that the client command will wait for a response from the Moab server


Input: [Option] --version [Description]

Output: Displays version information


Input: [Option] --xml [Description]

Output: Causes Moab to return the command output in XML format


Input: [Value] 000400 [Indicates] Read by owner [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_IRUSR


Input: [Value] 000200 [Indicates] Write by owner [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_IWUSR


Input: [Value] 000100 [Indicates] Execute by owner [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_IXUSR


Input: [Value] 000040 [Indicates] Read by group [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_IRGRP


Input: [Value] 000020 [Indicates] Write by group [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_IWGRP


Input: [Value] 000010 [Indicates] Execute by group [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_IXGRP


Input: [Value] 000004 [Indicates] Read by others [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_IROTH


Input: [Value] 000002 [Indicates] Write by others [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_IWOTH


Input: [Value] 000001 [Indicates] Execute by others [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_IXOTH


Input: [Value] 004000 [Indicates] Set uid [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_ISUID


Input: [Value] 002000 [Indicates] Set gid [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_ISGID


Input: [Value] 001000 [Indicates] Reserved [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_ISVTX


Input: [Value] Value [Indicates] Indicates [File Permissions Name]

Output: File Type Name


Input: [Value] 040000 [Indicates] Directory [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_ISDIR


Input: [Value] 010000 [Indicates] FIFO [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_ISFIFO


Input: [Value] 0100000 [Indicates] Regular file [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_ISREG


Input: [Value] 0120000 [Indicates] Symbolic link [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_ISLNK


Input: [Value] 060000 [Indicates] Block special file [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_ISBLK


Input: [Value] 020000 [Indicates] Character special file [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_ISCHR


Input: [Value] 0140000 [Indicates] Socket [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_ISSOCK


Input: [Value] 0110000 [Indicates] Reserved [File Permissions Name]

Output: C_ISCTG


Input: [If you delete...] Report or Chart widget [You will lose...]

Output: Any customization such as titles. You will not lose any data.


Input: [If you delete...] Rich Text widget [You will lose...]

Output: All text and images in the widget. We recommend that you copy and paste into a rich text editor to save this information before you delete the widget.


Input: [If you delete...] Button Bar widget [You will lose...]

Output: Any customization of the buttons.


Input: [If you delete...] Link Bar widget [You will lose...]

Output: Any customization of the links.


Input: [If you delete...] Search widget [You will lose...]

Output: Any customized search parameters.


Input: [If you delete...] Web Page widget [You will lose...]

Output: Just the URL. No scripting is allowed for this widget.


Input: [Up to Main Menu Page] /home/www/wusage7.0/tests/smallbcom/skbyserver.conf [Control Page]

Output: Open Configuration Is:

Wusage 7.0 Manual: Running Wusage: Generating Statistics


Input: [Up to Main Menu Page] Update Statistics Now [Control Page]

Output: Use this button to update your statistics to reflect the latest available log data. You must use this option at least once before you can view any statistics.

Wusage 7.0 Manual: Running Wusage: Generating Statistics


Input: [Up to Main Menu Page] Re-Generate COMPLETELY [Control Page]

Output: Use this button to re-generate your statistics from the beginning. Use this button ONLY if you want to discard your previous results completely!

Wusage 7.0 Manual: Running Wusage: Generating Statistics


Input: [Up to Main Menu Page] View Statistics Now [Control Page]

Output: Use this button to view your latest statistics. Depending on your configuration, you can also do this via a regular web server.

Wusage 7.0 Manual: Running Wusage: Generating Statistics


Input: [Up to Main Menu Page] Quick Queries [Control Page]

Output: Use this button to answer a question that is not already answered by the reports you have generated. For example, using this button, you can find out how many accesses were made to a specific document, or how many visits came from a particular address.

Wusage 7.0 Manual: Running Wusage: Generating Statistics


Input: [Up to Main Menu Page] Edit Configuration [Control Page]

Output: Use this button to edit any aspect of your configuration, including filtering, log file locations, report settings, and so on.

Wusage 7.0 Manual: Running Wusage: Generating Statistics


Input: [Syntax] Del [Key]

Output: Delete


Input: [Syntax] Ins [Key]

Output: Insert


Input: [Syntax] Home [Key]

Output: Home


Input: [Syntax] End [Key]

Output: End


Input: [Syntax] PgUp [Key]

Output: Page Up


Input: [Syntax] PgDn [Key]

Output: Page Down


Input: [Class] HexCoDec [Description]

Output: A set of Hex encoding and decoding utility methods.

org.apache.tika.mime (Apache Tika 1.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] MediaType [Description]

Output: Internet media type.

org.apache.tika.mime (Apache Tika 1.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] MediaTypeRegistry [Description]

Output: Registry of known Internet media types.

org.apache.tika.mime (Apache Tika 1.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] MimeType [Description]

Output: Internet media type.

org.apache.tika.mime (Apache Tika 1.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] MimeTypes [Description]

Output: This class is a MimeType repository.

org.apache.tika.mime (Apache Tika 1.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] MimeTypesFactory [Description]

Output: Creates instances of MimeTypes.

org.apache.tika.mime (Apache Tika 1.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] MimeTypesReader [Description]

Output: A reader for XML files compliant with the freedesktop MIME-info DTD.

org.apache.tika.mime (Apache Tika 1.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Code] 400 Bad Request [Description]

Output: Returned if your request contains syntax errors or invalid character encoding.


Input: [Code] 401 Unauthorized [Description]

Output: Returned if basic authentication failed.


Input: [Code] 403 Forbidden [Description]

Output: Returned if your request was refused.


Input: [Code] 404 Not Found [Description]

Output: Returned if the resource you're trying to reach doesn't exist.


Input: [Code] 406 Not Acceptable [Description]

Output: Returned if you are requesting an unsupported format in your Accept header.


Input: [Code] 414 Request Too Large [Description]

Output: Returned if you are uploading files bigger than our agreed limit.


Input: [Code] 422 Unprocessable [Description]

Output: Returned if you sent invalid parameters or missed a required one.


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

Output: Something is broken. If you suspect a bug please get in contact with our technical support.


Input: [Code] 502 Bad Gateway [Description]

Output: Streamio is down or being upgraded.


Input: [Key] Right arrow [Action]

Output: Navigate to next tab button

dijit/layout/TabContainer — The Dojo Toolkit - Reference Guide


Input: [Key] Left arrow [Action]

Output: Navigate to previous tab button

dijit/layout/TabContainer — The Dojo Toolkit - Reference Guide


Input: [Key] Home [Action]

Output: Navigate to first tab button

dijit/layout/TabContainer — The Dojo Toolkit - Reference Guide


Input: [Key] End [Action]

Output: Navigate to last tab button

dijit/layout/TabContainer — The Dojo Toolkit - Reference Guide


Input: [Key] Tab [Action]

Output: Navigate into page

dijit/layout/TabContainer — The Dojo Toolkit - Reference Guide


Input: [Key] Ctrl + page down, ctrl + tab (FF and IE6 only) [Action]

Output: Navigate to next page

dijit/layout/TabContainer — The Dojo Toolkit - Reference Guide


Input: [Key] Ctrl + page up, ctrl + shift + tab (FF and IE6 only) [Action]

Output: Navigate to previous page

dijit/layout/TabContainer — The Dojo Toolkit - Reference Guide


Input: [Key] With focus on the tab title of the tab to delete, press Delete or ctrl + w. Note that the tab must have been created with deletion enabled via the closable attribute. For 1.1 and later releases, pressing shift-F10 with focus on the tab title or right mouse clicking on the tab title will bring up a context menu with the option to Close the tab. This provides a mechanism to determine if the tab is closable. [Action]

Output: Delete a tab

dijit/layout/TabContainer — The Dojo Toolkit - Reference Guide


Input: [Example] a[target] [Classification] Attribute Present Selector [Explanation]

Output: Selects an element if the given attribute is present

Complex Selectors - Learn to Code Advanced HTML & CSS


Input: [Example] a[href="http://google.com/"] [Classification] Attribute Equals Selector [Explanation]

Output: Selects an element if the given attribute value exactly matches the value stated

Complex Selectors - Learn to Code Advanced HTML & CSS


Input: [Example] a[href*="login"] [Classification] Attribute Contains Selector [Explanation]

Output: Selects an element if the given attribute value contains at least once instance of the value stated

Complex Selectors - Learn to Code Advanced HTML & CSS


Input: [Example] a[href^="https://"] [Classification] Attribute Begins With Selector [Explanation]

Output: Selects an element if the given attribute value begins with the value stated

Complex Selectors - Learn to Code Advanced HTML & CSS


Input: [Example] a[href$=".pdf"] [Classification] Attribute Ends With Selector [Explanation]

Output: Selects an element if the given attribute value ends with the value stated

Complex Selectors - Learn to Code Advanced HTML & CSS


Input: [Example] a[rel~="tag"] [Classification] Attribute Spaced Selector [Explanation]

Output: Selects an element if the given attribute value is whitespace-separated with one word being exactly as stated

Complex Selectors - Learn to Code Advanced HTML & CSS


Input: [Example] a[lang|="en"] [Classification] Attribute Hyphenated Selector [Explanation]

Output: Selects an element if the given attribute value is hyphen-separated and begins with the word stated

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Input: [Parameter] xname [Type] const char* [Description]

Output: Name to give to the widget.

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Input: [Parameter] reg [Type] unsigned int [Description]

Output: Register associated with control

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Input: [Parameter] shift_left [Type] unsigned int [Description]

Output: Bit offset for left channel control value

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Input: [Parameter] shift_right [Type] unsigned int [Description]

Output: Bit offset for right channel control value

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Input: [Parameter] max [Type] unsigned int [Description]

Output: Maximum allowable value for control (the mask is derived from this)

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Input: [Parameter] invert [Type] unsigned int [Description]

Output: Is the control inverted?

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Input: [Parameter] power [Type] ??? [Description]

Output: This doesn't appear to be used according to the macro definition

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Input: [Letter] A [Description] Prints the 16 bit result of adding the correct address pointer to the last data examined [Command]

Output: ADDER


Input: [Letter] B [Description] Followed by a device name to boot the system [Command]

Output: BOOT


Input: [Letter] C [Description] Continue from the halt state [Command]

Output: CONTINUE


Input: [Letter] D [Description] Deposit into memory or CPU registers [Command]

Output: DEPOSIT


Input: [Letter] E [Description] Examine memory [Command]

Output: EXAMINE


Input: [Letter] F [Description] Set the fill characters to be output after a CR on the console [Command]

Output: FILL


Input: [Letter] H [Description] Stop program execution [Command]

Output: HALT


Input: [Letter] I [Description] Perform a processor and Unibus reset [Command]

Output: INITIALIZE


Input: [Letter] M [Description] Execute specified number of processor microsteps [Command]

Output: MICROSTEP


Input: [Letter] N [Description] Step single PDP-11 instructions [Command]

Output: SINGLE-INSTRUCTION-STEP


Input: [Letter] R [Description] Repeat a Deposit or Examine until a CTRL-C is typed. [Command]

Output: REPEAT


Input: [Letter] S [Description] Start a program executing (including an INITIALIZE) [Command]

Output: START


Input: [Letter] T [Description] Run processor diagnostics [Command]

Output: SELF-TEST


Input: [Letter] X [Description] Allow sending of binary data via the console serial line. [Command]

Output: BINARY LOAD/UNLOAD


Input: [0] void *user [1] IN [2]

Output: Pointer to the user-defined data structure.


Input: [0] int *basevarnum [1] OUT [2]

Output: Pointer to the number of base variables.


Input: [0] int **basevars [1] OUT [2]

Output: Pointer to an array containing a list of user indices of the base variables to be active in the root.


Input: [0] int *basecutnum [1] OUT [2]

Output: The number of base constraints.


Input: [0] int *extravarnum [1] OUT [2]

Output: Pointer to the number of extra active variables in the root.


Input: [0] int **extravars [1] OUT [2]

Output: Pointer to an array containing a list of user indices of the extra variables to be active in the root.


Input: [0] char *obj_sense [1] INOUT [2]

Output: Whether to negate the objective function value when printing the solution, set to either MAXIMIZE or MINIMIZE. Note that SYMPHONY always minimizes--this only effects the printing of the solution. The default is MINIMIZE.


Input: [0] double *obj_offset [1] INOUT [2]

Output: A specified constant to be added to the objective function value when printing out the solution.


Input: [0] int ***colnames [1] OUT [2]

Output: Pointer to an array containing a list of column names to be used for display purposes.


Input: [0] int *colgen_strat [1] INOUT [2]

Output: The default strategy or one that has been read in from the parameter file is passed in, but the user is free to change it. See colgen_strat in the description of parameters for details on how to set it.


Input: [Function] Where the text is anchored. Can be left, center, right, or justify. Should be set using TextFieldAlign enum. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._align [Property]

Output: Align


Input: [Function] Indent applied to all text. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._blockIndent [Property]

Output: BlockIndent


Input: [Function] Sets the text to bold. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._font._bold [Property]

Output: Bold


Input: [Function] Displays bullets before each new line. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._bullet [Property]

Output: Bullet


Input: [Function] Sets the text color. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._font.color [Property]

Output: Color


Input: [Function] Sets the font by name. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._font._name [Property]

Output: Font


Input: [Function] Sets the space before the first character after a newline [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._indent [Property]

Output: Indent


Input: [Function] Sets the text to italic. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._font._italiced [Property]

Output: Italic


Input: [Function] Sets the text kerning. Kerning inserts space between certain characters to improve readability. [Property]

Output: Kerning


Input: [Function] Sets the space between lines. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._leading [Property]

Output: Leading


Input: [Function] Sets the left margin, or the space between the left side of the TextField and the text. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._leftMargin [Property]

Output: LeftMargin


Input: [Function] Sets the space added to the area between characters [Property]

Output: LetterSpacing


Input: [Function] Sets the right margin, or the space between the right side of the TextField and the text. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._rightMargin [Property]

Output: RightMargin


Input: [Function] Sets the size of the font [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._font._textHeight [Property]

Output: Size


Input: [Function] Ask Sharad [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._tabStops [Property]

Output: TabStops


Input: [Function] Indicates where a clicked hyperlink will open. Can be _self, _blank, _parent, or _top. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._target [Property]

Output: Target


Input: [Function] Sets the text to underline [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._textRecords._underline [Property]

Output: Underline


Input: [Function] Address to open if the text is clicked. [Gnash Equiv.] TextField._url [Property]

Output: URL


Input: [Class] DecoderConfigDescriptor [Description]

Output: The DecoderConfigDescriptor provides information about the decoder type and the required decoder resources needed for the associates elementary stream.

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Input: [Class] DecoderSpecificInfo [Description]

Output: The DecoderSpecificInfo constitutes an opaque container with information for a specific media decoder.

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Input: [Class] Descriptor [Description]

Output: The abstract base class and factory for all descriptors (defined in ISO 14496-1 as 'ObjectDescriptors').

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Input: [Class] ESDescriptor [Description]

Output: The ESDescriptor conveys all information related to a particular elementary stream and has three major parts: The first part consists of the ES_ID which is a unique reference to the elementary stream within its name scope, a mechanism to group elementary streams within this Descriptor and an optional URL String.

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Input: [Class] InitialObjectDescriptor [Description]

Output: The InitialObjectDescriptor is a variation of the ObjectDescriptor that shall be used to gain initial access to content.

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Input: [Class] ObjectDescriptor [Description]

Output: The ObjectDescriptor consists of three different parts: The first part uniquely labels the ObjectDescriptor within its name scope by means of an ID.

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Input: [Class] UnknownDescriptor [Description]

Output: This class is used if any unknown Descriptor is found in a stream.

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Input: [Method and Description] enter() Enters and returns a new concurrent context instance. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static ConcurrentContext

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Input: [Method and Description] execute(Runnable... logics) Convenience method to executes the specified logics concurrently. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static void

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Input: [Method and Description] execute(Runnable logic) Executes the specified logic by a concurrent thread if one available; otherwise the logic is executed by the current thread. [Modifier and Type]

Output: abstract void

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Input: [Method and Description] exit() Exits the scope of this concurrent context; this method blocks until all the concurrent executions are completed. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

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Input: [Method and Description] getConcurrency() Returns the current concurrency which is basically the number of concurrent threads authorized to do concurrent work (on top of all others threads of course). [Modifier and Type]

Output: abstract int

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Input: [Method and Description] setConcurrency(int concurrency) Sets the maximum concurrency. [Modifier and Type]

Output: abstract void

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Input: [Type] Class [New Value] PointerRoutedEventArgs [Old Value]

Output: PointerEventArgs

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Input: [Type] Style [New Value] FocusVisualBlackStrokeThemeBrush [Old Value]

Output: FocusVisualBlackStrokeBrush

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Input: [Type] Style [New Value] FocusVisualWhiteStrokeThemeBrush [Old Value]

Output: FocusVisualWhiteStrokeBrush

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