Input: [Name] input_bgcolor [Default Value] system default [Meaning] Color to use for the background of the input field. [Type]

Output: color specification

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] input_fgcolor [Default Value] system default [Meaning] Color to use for the foreground of the input field. [Type]

Output: color specification

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] MCP [Default Value] false [Meaning] Respond to MCP requests? [Type]

Output: boolean

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] MCPauth [Default Value] false [Meaning] Require authenticated MCP negotiations? (if this is enabled, any MCP commands sent before an authentication key has been established will be ignored) [Type]

Output: boolean

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] output_bgcolor [Default Value] system default [Meaning] Color to use for the background of the output window. [Type]

Output: color specification

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] output_fgcolor [Default Value] system default [Meaning] Color to use for the foreground of the output window. [Type]

Output: color specification

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] preload [Default Value] false [Meaning] If true, applet will only load, not execute. [Type]

Output: boolean

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] recall [Default Value] 20 [Meaning] The number of previous commands to keep in the command-recall buffer [Type]

Output: number

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] rows [Default Value] (determined by applet size) [Meaning] Number of rows (lines) in output window [Type]

Output: number

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] sysname [Default Value] "host:port" [Meaning] Name of system being connected to (used in status messages) [Type]

Output: string

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] TelnetEcho [Default Value] true [Meaning] Respect TELNET requests to disable/enable input echoing? [Type]

Output: boolean

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] URLtarget [Default Value] applet's window [Meaning] Default frame/window for MCP display-url requests [Type]

Output: string

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] vcorrect [Default Value] (no correction) [Meaning] The size correction to apply to the applet's initial vertical size (height) [Type]

Output: correction

Optional Parameters


Input: [Name] waitfor [Default Value] (disabled) [Meaning] Text to wait for from the remote system before displaying output lines [Type]

Output: string

Optional Parameters


Input: [Field] api_key [Comment] Check your accounts settings area for your personal API key [Value]

Output: Your API key


Input: [Field] action [Value]

Output: get_data


Input: [Field] report_id [Comment] You got this id when you started a report. [Value]

Output: The id of the report


Input: [Field] data_sections [Comment] See below for a list of data sections for each tool. If not set, then all available data sections are returned. [Value]

Output: Array of data sections which to retrieve.


Input: [Field] page [Comment] If you have more than 25 input URLs in a report, you might have to get the data in separate batches. By default, the first page is shown. [Value]

Output: The page you want to retrieve


Input: [Field] per_page [Comment] This parameter defines how many data rows (input URLs + metrics) are shown per page. It is generally a good idea not to load 1,000 results in one batch but rather make several smaller requests. Default value is 25. [Value]

Output: Number of data rows per page


Input: [1] key [2] overview [0]

Output: function


Input: [1] down [2] indicates the next file. [0]

Output: Next


Input: [1] up [2] indicates the previous file. [0]

Output: Prev


Input: [1] Ctrl+N [2] create the new file & send to FreeNoteQt. [0]

Output: New


Input: [1] Ctrl+R [2] rename file. [0]

Output: Rename


Input: [1] Ctrl+D [2] delete file. [0]

Output: Delete


Input: [1] Ret/OK/Space(only view mode) [2] send to FreeNoteQt. [0]

Output: Launch


Input: [1] - [2] change to file mode. [0]

Output: show Filetab


Input: [1] - [2] switch Zoom drag to move sight. when zooming, accepts only Zoom gesture. [0]

Output: Zoom


Input: [1] Ctrl+A [2] show about [0]

Output: About


Input: [1] - [2] reload file. [0]

Output: Reload


Input: [1] ESC [2] close to FNViewer. [0]

Output: Close


Input: [Property] value [Type] mixed [Description]

Output: When set for edittype checkbox this value should be a string with two possible values separated with a colon (:) - Example "editoptions"=>array("value"=>“Yes:No”) where the first value determines the checked property. When set for edittype select value can be a string, object or function. If the option is a string it must contain a set of value:label pairs with the value separated from the label with a colon (:) and ended with(;). The string should not ended with a (;)- "editoptions"=>array("value"=>“1:One;2:Two”). When defined as function - the function should return either formated string or object. In all other cases this is the value of the input element if defined.


Input: [Property] dataUrl [Type] string [Description]

Output: This option is valid only for the elements of type select - i.e., edittype:select and should represent the url for getting the data that should contain the select definition. The data is obtained via ajax call and should be a valid html select element with the desired options One…. In this case you can use option group. The ajax request is called only once when the element is created. In inline edit or cell edit module it is called every time when you edit a new row or cell. In form edit module only once.


Input: [Property] buildSelect [Type] function [Description]

Output: This option have sense only if the dataUrl parameter is set. In case where the server response can not build the select element you can use your on function to build the select. The function should return a string containing the select and options value(s) as described in dataUrl option. Parameter passed to this function is the server response. This function should be created like this "editoptions"=>array("buildSelect"=>"js:function(response){...}",..)


Input: [Property] dataInit [Type] function [Description]

Output: To this function, if defined, we pass the element object. This function is called only once when the element is created. The event is called only once when the element is created. In inline edit or cell edit module it is called every time when you edit a new row or cell. In form edit module only once.


Input: [Property] dataEvents [Type] array [Description]

Output: list of events to apply to the data element; uses jQuery bind like $(”#id”).bind(type, [data], fn) to bind events to data element.


Input: [Property] defaultValue [Type] mixed [Description]

Output: The option can be string or function. This option is valid only in Form Editing module when used with editGridRow method in add mode. If defined the input element is set with this value if only element is empty. It can be used when edit type is select .


Input: [Property] NullIfEmpty [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: If the property is set to true the empty values from inline and form editing are set/added into the database as NULLs.


Input: [Property] other options [Type] mixed [Description]

Output: In this case you can set any other valid attribute for the editable element. By Example if the element is edittype:'text' we can set size, maxlenght and etc. attributes. Refer to the valid attributes of of the element


Input: [Content Foreground] Cell text is painted [Content Background] Nothing painted [Cell Type]

Output: Text box

Microsoft Windows forms - Winform Interview Questions And answers: DataGridView Control FAQ's


Input: [Content Foreground] Cell text is painted [Content Background] Button is painted [Cell Type]

Output: Button

Microsoft Windows forms - Winform Interview Questions And answers: DataGridView Control FAQ's


Input: [Content Foreground] Cell text is painted [Content Background] Combo box is painted [Cell Type]

Output: Combo box

Microsoft Windows forms - Winform Interview Questions And answers: DataGridView Control FAQ's


Input: [Content Foreground] Check box is painted [Content Background] Nothing painted [Cell Type]

Output: Check box

Microsoft Windows forms - Winform Interview Questions And answers: DataGridView Control FAQ's


Input: [Content Foreground] Cell text is painted as a link [Content Background] Nothing is painted [Cell Type]

Output: Link

Microsoft Windows forms - Winform Interview Questions And answers: DataGridView Control FAQ's


Input: [Content Foreground] Cell image is painted [Content Background] Nothing painted [Cell Type]

Output: Image

Microsoft Windows forms - Winform Interview Questions And answers: DataGridView Control FAQ's


Input: [Content Foreground] Column header text [Content Background] Sort Glyph is painted [Cell Type]

Output: Column Header

Microsoft Windows forms - Winform Interview Questions And answers: DataGridView Control FAQ's


Input: [Content Foreground] Row header text [Content Background] Current row triangle, edit pencil and new row indicator is painted [Cell Type]

Output: Row Header

Microsoft Windows forms - Winform Interview Questions And answers: DataGridView Control FAQ's


Input: [Key combination] CTRL+ALT+END [Similar local keys] CTRL+ALT+DELETE [Function]

Output: Opens the Windows Security dialog box

Citrix/RDP Shortcut Keys... The Cheat Sheet - Pointillism


Input: [Key combination] CTRL+ALT+BREAK [Similar local keys] NONE [Function]

Output: Toggles the Terminal Services client display from window to full screen

Citrix/RDP Shortcut Keys... The Cheat Sheet - Pointillism


Input: [Key combination] ALT+INSERT [Similar local keys] ALT+TAB [Function]

Output: Cycles through running programs on the remote computer

Citrix/RDP Shortcut Keys... The Cheat Sheet - Pointillism


Input: [Key combination] ALT+HOME [Function]

Output: Displays the remote computer's Start menu

Citrix/RDP Shortcut Keys... The Cheat Sheet - Pointillism


Input: [Key combination] ALT+DELETE [Similar local keys] ALT+SPACE BAR [Function]

Output: Displays the remote window's Control menu

Citrix/RDP Shortcut Keys... The Cheat Sheet - Pointillism


Input: [Key combination] CTRL+ALT+NUMBER PAD MINUS [Similar local keys] ALT+PRINT SCREEN [Function]

Output: Places an image of active window onto the TS clipboard

Citrix/RDP Shortcut Keys... The Cheat Sheet - Pointillism


Input: [Key combination] CTRL+ALT+NUMBER PAD PLUS [Similar local keys] PRINT SCREEN [Function]

Output: Places an image of the entire Terminal Services client on the Terminal Services clipboard

Citrix/RDP Shortcut Keys... The Cheat Sheet - Pointillism


Input: [Field] UpdateConfigGuess [Value]

Output: A boolean value. If true, the files config.guess and config.sub in the build directory will be replaced with versions that know about Darwin. This happens in the patch phase and before the PatchScript is run. Only use this when you know it is necessary, i.e. when the configure script fails with a "unknown host" message.

Fink Documentation - Creating Fink Packages


Input: [Field] UpdateConfigGuessInDirs [Value]

Output: Introduced in a post-0.9.0 CVS version. A list of subdirectories. This does the same as UpdateConfigGuess, but is useful for packages that have outdated config.guess files in several directories throughout the source tree. Previously you had to copy/move the files there manually in the PatchScript. With this new field you can just list the directories. Use . to update files in the build directory itself.

Fink Documentation - Creating Fink Packages


Input: [Field] UpdateLibtool [Value]

Output: A boolean value. If true, the files ltconfig and ltmain.sh in the build directory will be replaced with versions that know about Darwin. This happens in the patch phase and before the PatchScript is run. Only use this when you know that the package needs it. Some packages can be broken by overwriting the libtool scripts with mismatching versions. See the libtool page for further information.

Fink Documentation - Creating Fink Packages


Input: [Field] UpdateLibtoolInDirs [Value]

Output: Introduced in a post-0.9.0 CVS version. A list of subdirectories. This does the same as UpdateLibtool, but is useful for packages that have outdated libtool 1.3.x scripts in several directories throughout the source tree. Previously you had to copy/move the files there manually in the PatchScript. With this new field you can just list the directories. Use . to update files in the build directory itself.

Fink Documentation - Creating Fink Packages


Input: [Field] UpdatePoMakefile [Value]

Output: A boolean value. If true, the file Makefile.in.in in the subdirectory po is replaced with a patched version. This happens in the patch phase and before the PatchScript is run. The patched version respects DESTDIR and makes sure that message catalogs end up in /sw/share/locale, not /sw/lib/locale. Before using this field, make sure that you won't break the package and that it's really required. You can run diff to find the differences between the package's version and Fink's version (in /sw/lib/fink/update).

Fink Documentation - Creating Fink Packages


Input: [Field] Patch [Value]

Output: The filename of a patch to be applied with patch -p1

Fink Documentation - Creating Fink Packages


Input: [Field] PatchFile [Value]

Output: The same syntax as the Patch field. The full path to this file is available using the %{PatchFile} percent expansion--do not use %a to access this file. Unlike Patch, PatchFile is applied as part of PatchScript. Fink checks that the listed file exists, is readable, and that its checksum matches the PatchFile-MD5 field. You may not use both Patch and PatchFile in the same package description. Any package that uses PatchFile must declare at least BuildDepends: fink (>= 0.24.12). Giving a higher version requirement is allowed if it is necessary for other reasons.

Fink Documentation - Creating Fink Packages


Input: [Field] PatchFileN [Value]

Output: If a package has several patch files, name them with these additional fields, starting with N = 2. So, the first patch file goes into PatchFile, the second patch file in PatchFile2 and so on. Any package that uses PatchFileN must declare at least BuildDepends: fink (>= 0.30.0). Giving a higher version requirement is allowed if it is necessary for other reasons.

Fink Documentation - Creating Fink Packages


Input: [Field] PatchFile-MD5 [Value]

Output: The MD5 checksum of the file given in the PatchFile field. This field is required if PatchFile is used. (Introduced in fink-0.24.12)

Fink Documentation - Creating Fink Packages


Input: [Field] PatchFileN-MD5 [Value]

Output: The MD5 checksum of the file given in the PatchFileN field. This field is required if PatchFileN is used. (Introduced in fink-0.30.0)

Fink Documentation - Creating Fink Packages


Input: [Field] PatchScript [Value]

Output: A list of commands that are run in the patch phase. This is the place to put commands that patch or otherwise modify the package source. See the note on scripts below. Before the commands are executed, percent expansion takes place. If a PatchFile field exists, the default PatchScript is: patch -p1 < %{PatchFile} If one or more PatchFileN fields are used, the following is appended as needed to the default script: patch -p1 < %{PatchFileN} If there is no PatchFile, the default is blank. If you have an explicit PatchScript, you must apply the PatchFile(s) explicitly.

Fink Documentation - Creating Fink Packages


Input: [Mode] User EXEC [Purpose] Allow you to connect with remote devices, perform basic tests, temporary change terminal setting, list system information [Prompt] Switch > [Command to exit] Use exit command [Command to enter]

Output: Default mode after booting. Login with password, if configured.

Basic Switch Configuration Guide with Examples


Input: [Mode] Privileged EXEC [Purpose] Allow you to set operating parameters. It also includes high level testing and list commands like show, copy, debug. [Prompt] Switch # [Command to exit] Use exit command [Command to enter]

Output: Use enable command from user exec mode

Basic Switch Configuration Guide with Examples


Input: [Mode] Global Configuration [Purpose] Contain commands those affect the entire system [Prompt] Switch (config)# [Command to exit] Use exit command [Command to enter]

Output: Use configure terminal command from privileged exec mode

Basic Switch Configuration Guide with Examples


Input: [Mode] Interface Configuration [Purpose] Contain commands those modify the operation of an interface [Prompt] Switch (config-if)# [Command to exit] Use exit command to return in global configuration mode [Command to enter]

Output: Use interface type number command from global configuration mode

Basic Switch Configuration Guide with Examples


Input: [Mode] VLAN configuration [Purpose] Create new VLAN or configure, modify, delete existing VLAN. [Prompt] Switch(config-vlan)# [Command to exit] Use exit to return previous mode. Use end command to return in privileged exec mode. [Command to enter]

Output: Use vlan vlan-id from Global configuration mode

Basic Switch Configuration Guide with Examples


Input: [Mode] Line configuration [Purpose] Line configuration commands modify the operation of a terminal line. Line configuration commands always follow a line command, which defines a line number. [Prompt] Switch(config-line)# [Command to exit] Use exit command to return in global configuration mode. [Command to enter]

Output: Use line vty line_number [ending_line_number] from global configuration mode

Basic Switch Configuration Guide with Examples


Input: [Property] color [Meaning]

Output: text color for this block, specified as in CSS

JavaScript Visual Novel Engine: Advanced Topics


Input: [Property] backgroundColor [Meaning]

Output: background color for this block, specified as in CSS

JavaScript Visual Novel Engine: Advanced Topics


Input: [Property] position [Meaning]

Output: where to display this text block. The xAnchor and yAnchor are ignored.

JavaScript Visual Novel Engine: Advanced Topics


Input: [Property] align [Meaning]

Output: text alignment, specified as in CSS

JavaScript Visual Novel Engine: Advanced Topics


Input: [Property] border [Meaning]

Output: a border specification as in CSS

JavaScript Visual Novel Engine: Advanced Topics


Input: [Property] font [Meaning]

Output: the font to use to display the text

JavaScript Visual Novel Engine: Advanced Topics


Input: [Property] width [Meaning]

Output: decimal percent of width of the window; range from 0 to 1.0

JavaScript Visual Novel Engine: Advanced Topics


Input: [Property] visibility [Meaning]

Output: "visible" or "hidden", as in CSS

JavaScript Visual Novel Engine: Advanced Topics


Input: [Property] text [Meaning]

Output: an HTML string to display inside the text area

JavaScript Visual Novel Engine: Advanced Topics


Input: [NAME] ARPT [EXPIRES] At End of Session [SOURCE]

Output: System - required for loadbalancing

shop.bentleymotors.com


Input: [NAME] BasketId [EXPIRES] Unlimited [SOURCE]

Output: To identify the active basket for a user

shop.bentleymotors.com


Input: [NAME] _sort [EXPIRES] At End of Session [SOURCE]

Output: System - remembers sort order in categories

shop.bentleymotors.com


Input: [NAME] adDisplayed [EXPIRES] 1 day [SOURCE]

Output: User action - remembers that a user closes the notice window

shop.bentleymotors.com


Input: [NAME] animatedAlready [EXPIRES] 1 day [SOURCE]

Output: User doesn't see the notice animation after they saw if for the first time

shop.bentleymotors.com


Input: [NAME] .irpauth [EXPIRES] 30 min [SOURCE]

Output: To authenticate a logged in user

shop.bentleymotors.com


Input: [NAME] .irpident [EXPIRES] 1 year [SOURCE]

Output: To identify returning users of the site prior to log in (acquired on loggin in)

shop.bentleymotors.com


Input: [NAME] CurrencyId [EXPIRES] Unlimited [SOURCE]

Output: To identify the user's preferred currency

shop.bentleymotors.com


Input: [Config Name] table [Default] user_login_sessions [Data Type] - [Description]

Output: The tables name.

User Login Session Configuration | User Guide | flexi auth | A User Authentication Library for CodeIgniter


Input: [Config Name] join [Default] user_login_sessions.usess_uacc_fk [Data Type] - [Description]

Output: The tables foreign key used to join with foreign keys of other tables.

User Login Session Configuration | User Guide | flexi auth | A User Authentication Library for CodeIgniter


Input: [Config Name] identifier [Default] usess_uacc_fk [Data Type] int [Description]

Output: Defines the user id that the login session is associated with.

User Login Session Configuration | User Guide | flexi auth | A User Authentication Library for CodeIgniter


Input: [Config Name] series [Default] usess_series [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Defines an authentication token that was issued to a user who logged in using the 'Remember me' feature. This is the 'series' token referred to by Barry Jaspan.

User Login Session Configuration | User Guide | flexi auth | A User Authentication Library for CodeIgniter


Input: [Config Name] token [Default] usess_token [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Defines an authentication token that is validated and then re-issued to a user everytime their login session is verified.

User Login Session Configuration | User Guide | flexi auth | A User Authentication Library for CodeIgniter


Input: [Config Name] date [Default] usess_login_date [Data Type] datetime [Description]

Output: Defines the date that the token(s) were issued.

User Login Session Configuration | User Guide | flexi auth | A User Authentication Library for CodeIgniter


Input: [Class method] create [HTTP method] POST [Notes]

Output: Create an item within the collection

techPortal | Create a RESTful API with Apigility


Input: [Class method] delete [HTTP method] DELETE [Notes]

Output: Delete an item

techPortal | Create a RESTful API with Apigility


Input: [Class method] deleteList [HTTP method] DELETE [Notes]

Output: Delete all items in the collection

techPortal | Create a RESTful API with Apigility


Input: [Class method] fetch [HTTP method] GET [Notes]

Output: Retrieve an item

techPortal | Create a RESTful API with Apigility


Input: [Class method] fetchAll [HTTP method] GET [Notes]

Output: Retrieve items in the collection

techPortal | Create a RESTful API with Apigility


Input: [Class method] patch [HTTP method] PATCH [Notes]

Output: Update some fields of an item

techPortal | Create a RESTful API with Apigility


Input: [Class method] replaceList [HTTP method] PUT [Notes]

Output: Replace all items in the collection

techPortal | Create a RESTful API with Apigility


Input: [Class method] update [HTTP method] PUT [Notes]

Output: Replace an item

techPortal | Create a RESTful API with Apigility


Input: [Shell] sh [Origin] The original Bourne shell [Comments]

Output: present on every unix system

Unix and OS X: The Absolute Essentials - OS X Scientific Computing


Input: [Shell] ksh [Origin] The original Korn shell [Comments]

Output: richer shell programming environment than sh

Unix and OS X: The Absolute Essentials - OS X Scientific Computing


Input: [Shell] csh [Origin] The original C-shell [Comments]

Output: c-like syntax; early versions buggy

Unix and OS X: The Absolute Essentials - OS X Scientific Computing


Input: [Shell] tcsh [Origin] Enhanced C-shell [Comments]

Output: user-friendly and less buggy csh implementation

Unix and OS X: The Absolute Essentials - OS X Scientific Computing


Input: [Shell] bash [Origin] The GNU Bourne-again shell [Comments]

Output: enhanced and free sh implementation

Unix and OS X: The Absolute Essentials - OS X Scientific Computing


Input: [Shell] zsh [Origin] The Z shell [Comments]

Output: enhanced, user-friendly ksh-like shell

Unix and OS X: The Absolute Essentials - OS X Scientific Computing


Input: [Key] email [Datatype] String [Description]

Output: The submitted e-mail address

Api Docs - Gender API - Determines the gender of a first name


Input: [Key] name [Datatype] String [Description]

Output: The name found in the address

Api Docs - Gender API - Determines the gender of a first name


Input: [Key] gender [Datatype] String [Description]

Output: Possible values: male, female, unknown

Api Docs - Gender API - Determines the gender of a first name


Input: [Key] samples [Datatype] Integer [Description]

Output: Number of records found in our database which are matching your request.

Api Docs - Gender API - Determines the gender of a first name


Input: [Key] accuracy [Datatype] String [Description]

Output: This value determines the reliability of our database. A value of 100 means that the results on your gender request are 100% accurate.

Api Docs - Gender API - Determines the gender of a first name


Input: [Key] duration [Datatype] String [Description]

Output: Time that took the server to process the request.

Api Docs - Gender API - Determines the gender of a first name


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: [Type] name [Notes] Single value, single instance. [Description]

Output: The name of this person, or none if the record corresponds to an organization.

Insidious Big Brother Database User Manual: 1. BBDB


Input: [Type] company [Notes] Single value, single instance. [Description]

Output: The name of this person's organization, or none.

Insidious Big Brother Database User Manual: 1. BBDB


Input: [Type] AKA [Notes] Multiple values through commas. [Description]

Output: A list of other names for this person.

Insidious Big Brother Database User Manual: 1. BBDB


Input: [Type] net [Notes] Multiple values through commas. [Description]

Output: A list of this person's network addresses.

Insidious Big Brother Database User Manual: 1. BBDB


Input: [Type] address [Notes] Multiple values through multiple occurences. [Description]

Output: A list of postal (physical) addresses for this person.

Insidious Big Brother Database User Manual: 1. BBDB


Input: [Type] phone [Notes] Multiple values through multiple occurences. [Description]

Output: A list of telephone numbers for this person.

Insidious Big Brother Database User Manual: 1. BBDB


Input: [Type] notes [Notes] Multiple values through multiple occurences. [Description]

Output: Random commentary.

Insidious Big Brother Database User Manual: 1. BBDB


Input: [Category] Abbreviation [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt + F1 + No Selection [Command]

Output: Bring up word tip


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Esc [Command]

Output: Hide the current word tip


Input: [Category] Code Folding [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt + Ctrl + Number pad - [Command]

Output: Collapse all folding blocks


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt + Ctrl + Number pad + [Command]

Output: Expand all folding blocks


Input: [Category] Command/Macro Support [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + F1 [Command]

Output: Execute the last recorded macro


Input: [Category] Edit [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + C [Command]

Output: Copy selection


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + X [Command]

Output: Cut selection


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + V [Command]

Output: Paste from clipboard


Input: [Category] Help [Keyboard Shortcut] Place the cursor within a procedure name and press F1 [Command]

Output: Get Help for a SAS procedure


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F1 [Command]

Output: Context Help


Input: [Category] Navigation [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + [ Ctrl + ] [Command]

Output: Move cursor to matching brace/parentheses


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt + [ Alt + ] [Command]

Output: Move cursor to matching DO/END keyword


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt + Right [Command]

Output: Move cursor to next case change


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt + Left [Command]

Output: Move cursor to previous case change


Input: [Category] Selection [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + A [Command]

Output: Select all


Input: [Category] Selection Operations [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Shift + W [Command]

Output: Clean up white space


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + / [Command]

Output: Comment the selection with line comments


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Shift + / [Command]

Output: Undo the Comment


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Shift + L [Command]

Output: Convert the selected text to lowercase


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Shift + U [Command]

Output: Convert the selected text to uppercase


Input: [Method] addColorStop [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] addHitRegion [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] arc [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] arcTo [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] beginPath [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] bezierCurveTo [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] clear [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] clearRect [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] clip [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] closePath [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] createImageData [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS only

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] createLinearGradient [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] createRadialGradient [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] createPatern [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] detach [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] drawImage [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] drawImageTile [Compatibility]

Output: AGI Feature

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] drawCustomFocusRing [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] drawSystemFocusRing [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] ellipse [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS only

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] fill [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] fillRect [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] fillText [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] getContext [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] getImageData [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS only

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] getLineDash [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] isPointInPath [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] imageSmoothingEnabled [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] lineDashOffset [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] lineTo [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] measureText [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS only

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] moveTo [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] present [Notes] Required for App Game Interface to render any operations [Compatibility]

Output: AGI Feature

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] putImageData [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS only

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] quadraticCurveTo [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] rect [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] resetClip [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] restore [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] rotate [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] save [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] scale [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] scrollPathIntoView [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] setFPS [Notes] Use this command to automatically render AGI operations [Compatibility]

Output: AGI Feature

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] setLineDash [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] setTransform [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS only

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] shadowOffsetX [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] shadowOffsetY [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] shadowBlur [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] shadowColor [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] stroke [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] strokeRect [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] strokeText [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS only

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] transform [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS only

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] translate [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] Property [Notes] Notes [Compatibility]

Output: Compatibility

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] clearStyle [Notes] This property is write only [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] fillStyle [Notes] This property is write only [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] font [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] globalAlpha [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] globalCompositeOperation [Notes] This property is write only [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] globalScale [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] height [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] HTML5CompatibilityMode [Notes] This is a unique feature [Compatibility]

Output: AGI Feature

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] lineCap [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS only

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] lineJoin [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS onl

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] lineWidth [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS only

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] miterLimit [Compatibility]

Output: Implemented for iOS onl

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] strokeStyle [Notes] This property is write only [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] textAlign [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] textBaseline [Compatibility]

Output: Not Implemented

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Method] width [Compatibility]

Output: Compatible

App Game Interface Functional Comparison


Input: [Key] title [Values] Any string [Default] RenderTarget name [Description]

Output: The title of the window that will appear in the title bar

Axiom To Ogre v1.0 - Axiom : A 3D Rendering Engine in C#


Input: [Key] colourDepth [Values] 16 or 32 [Default] desktop depth [Description]

Output: Colour depth of the resulting rendering window; only applies if fullScreen is set.

Axiom To Ogre v1.0 - Axiom : A 3D Rendering Engine in C#


Input: [Key] left [Values] positive integers [Default] center on screen [Description]

Output: Screen x coordinate from left; only applies if fullScreen is not set.

Axiom To Ogre v1.0 - Axiom : A 3D Rendering Engine in C#


Input: [Key] top [Values] positive integers [Default] center on screen [Description]

Output: Screen y coordinate from top; only applies if fullScreen is not set.

Axiom To Ogre v1.0 - Axiom : A 3D Rendering Engine in C#


Input: [Key] depthBuffer [Values] true, false [Default] true [Description]

Output: Use depth buffer

Axiom To Ogre v1.0 - Axiom : A 3D Rendering Engine in C#


Input: [Key] externalWindowHandle [Values] API specific [Default] None [Description]

Output: External window handle, for embedding the OGRE context. For Windows, this is the HWND handle converted to an unsigned integer.

Axiom To Ogre v1.0 - Axiom : A 3D Rendering Engine in C#


Input: [Key] FSAA [Values] 0,2,4,6,... [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: Full screen antialiasing factor

Axiom To Ogre v1.0 - Axiom : A 3D Rendering Engine in C#


Input: [Key] displayFrequency [Values] 60..200 [Default] Desktop frequency [Description]

Output: Display frequency rate; only applies if fullScreen is set.

Axiom To Ogre v1.0 - Axiom : A 3D Rendering Engine in C#


Input: [Key] vsync [Values] true, false [Default] false [Description]

Output: Synchronize buffer swaps to vsync

Axiom To Ogre v1.0 - Axiom : A 3D Rendering Engine in C#


Input: [Column] Sent (GMT*) [Example data] 2000-11-28 08:40:33 [Description]

Output: The date and time the message was sent to Connection Software.


Input: [Column] Source Address [Example data] 192.168.213.3 [Description]

Output: The address from which the message was sent.


Input: [Column] Destination Used [Example data] 4477000912345 [Description]

Output: The telephone number of the recipient including country and area code.


Input: [Column] First Name [Example data] John [Description]

Output: If the Destination number can be found in your Address Book then the First Name of the recipient will be shown.


Input: [Column] Last Name [Example data] Ito [Description]

Output: If the Destination number can be found in your Address Book then the Last Name of the recipient will be shown.


Input: [Column] Status (GMT*) [Example data] 2000-11-28 08:40:00 [Description]

Output: The date and time of the last received Status Message. This is usually rounded down to the nearest minute.


Input: [Column] Status Messages [Example data] Accepted by phone [Description]

Output: The latest status report about the message. See below for possible values.


Input: [Column] Type [Example data] TEXT [Description]

Output: The message type. One of TEXT, BINARY, RING, RTTTL, IMAGE, OTB, PUSH, MMS or POLY


Input: [Column] Delivery Option [Example data] Premier [Description]

Output: One of Premier, Economy or MO (Mobile Originated)


Input: [Column] Units [Example data] 2 [Description]

Output: This shows the number of messages charged. Mulitpart messages & some binary messages may be sent as more then 1 message.


Input: [Column] Message Identifier [Example data] 0000050F [Description]

Output: Unique number to identify this message.


Input: [Column] Message [Example data] Please call the office [Description]

Output: The message.


Input: [Option] Reliable Message Delivery [Description]

Output: Enables or disables reliable messaging feature.

Chapter 10. Using Reliable Messaging — Project Kenai


Input: [Option] Deliver Messages In Exact Order [Description]

Output: Specifies whether the Reliable Messaging protocol ensures that the application messages for a given message sequence are delivered to the endpoint application in the order indicated by the message numbers. This option increases the time to process application message sequences and may result in the degradation of web service performance. Therefore, you should not enable this option unless ordered delivery is required by the web service.

Chapter 10. Using Reliable Messaging — Project Kenai


Input: [Option] Message Delivery Assurance [Description]

Output: This option tells our Reliable Messaging implementation what type of the message delivery assurance is expected. Currently it can be set to "Exactly Once" and "At Least Once". Exactly Once delivery assurance, as the name suggests, guarantees that each message request from the web service client will be delivered to the web service endpoint once and only once. By default, this delivery assurance strategy is applied. At Least Once delivery assurance guarantees that each message request from the web service client will be delivered to the web service endpoint, however it is possible that duplicate messages may be delivered under some circumstances. In general, this type of delivery assurance may provide better performance.

Chapter 10. Using Reliable Messaging — Project Kenai


Input: [Option] Flow Control [Description]

Output: Enables or disables the flow control feature. When enabled, this feature works in conjunction with the Max Buffer Size setting to determine the maximum number of messages for sequence that can be stored at the endpoint awaiting delivery to the application. Messages may have to be withheld from the application if ordered delivery is required and some of their predecessors have not arrived. If the number of stored messages reaches the threshold specified in the Max Buffer Size setting, incoming messages belonging to the sequence are ignored.

Chapter 10. Using Reliable Messaging — Project Kenai


Input: [Option] Maximum Flow Control Buffer Size [Description]

Output: If Flow control is enabled, this value specifies the number of request messages that will be buffered in the RM session. The default setting is 32. For more information, see the description of the Flow Control option.

Chapter 10. Using Reliable Messaging — Project Kenai


Input: [Option] Inactivity Timeout [Description]

Output: Specifies the time interval beyond which either source or destination may terminate the RM session due to inactivity. The default setting is 600,000 milliseconds (10 minutes). A web service endpoint will always terminate session whose inactivity timeout has expired. This option may be used to ensure the early removal of stale RM sequences and thus reduce the memory footprint of the service endpoint. Note that setting the value of this option affects also the web service proxy usage patterns in the client applications.

Chapter 10. Using Reliable Messaging — Project Kenai


Input: [command] utils dbreplication stop [function]

Output: Normally run on a subscriber. Stops currently replication running, restarts A Cisco DB Replicator, deletes marker file used to signal replication to begin. This can be run on each node of the cluster by doing “utils dbreplication stop”. In 7.1.2 and later “utils dbreplication stop all” can be run on the Publisher node to stop replication on all nodes

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Input: [command] utils dbreplication repairtable utils dbreplication repairreplicate [function]

Output: Introduced in 7.x, these commands fix only the tables that have mismatched data across the cluster. This mismatched data is found by issuing a utils dbreplication status. These commands should only be used if logical connections have been established between the nodes.

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Input: [command] utils dbreplication reset [function]

Output: Always run from the publisher node, used to reset replication connections and do a broadcast of all the tables. This can be executed to one node by hostname “utils dbreplication reset nodename” or on all nodes by “utils dbreplication reset all”.

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Input: [command] utils dbreplication quickaudit [function]

Output: Checkes critical dynamic tables for consistency. To check all tables run utils dbreplication status.

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Input: [command] utils dbreplication clusterreset [function]

Output: Always run from the publisher node, used to reset replication connections and do a broadcast of all tables. Error checking is ignored. Following this command 'utils dbreplication reset all' should be run in order to get correct status information. Finally after that has returned to state 2 all subs in the cluster must be rebooted Note: This command is no longer functional as of CUCM 9.0(1). Use "utils dbreplication reset all" instead.

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Input: [command] utils dbreplication runtimestate [function]

Output: Available in 7.X and later this command shows the state of replication as well as the state of replication repairs and resets. This can be used as a helpful tool to see which tables are replicating in the process.

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Input: [command] utils dbreplication forcedatasyncsub [function]

Output: This command forces a subscriber to have its data restored from data on the publisher. Use this command only after the 'utils dbreplication repair' command has been run several times and the 'utils dbreplication status' ouput still shows non-dynamic tables out of sync.

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Input: [command] utils dbreplication dropadmindb [function]

Output: Run on a publisher or subscriber, this command is used to drop the syscdr database. This clears out configuration information from the syscdr database which forces the replicator to reread the configuration files. Later examples talk about identifying a corrupt syscdr database.

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Input: [command] utils dbreplication dropadmindbforce [function]

Output: Same as above, but may need to be used in cases where above command fails

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Input: [command] utils dbreplication setprocess [function]

Output: Sets the "process" value within Informix. This enables multithreading and improves replication setup time at the slight cost of processing power. Recommended to set to 40 for large clusters (10+ nodes).

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Input: [Attribute] maxTimeSinceLastAck [Default] 30000 [Description]

Output: Specifies the amount of time that must elapse since the last message acknowledge before a consumer is marked as slow.

Thoughts of Tim Bish: Coming in ActiveMQ 5.9 a new way to abort slow consumers.


Input: [Attribute] ignoreIdleConsumers [Default] true [Description]

Output: Specifies whether the time since last acknowledge is applied to consumer that has no dispatched messages. If set false this strategy can be used to abort any consumer after the time since last acknowledge interval has expired.

Thoughts of Tim Bish: Coming in ActiveMQ 5.9 a new way to abort slow consumers.


Input: [Attribute] maxSlowCount [Default] -1 [Description]

Output: Specifies the number of times a consumer can be considered slow before it is aborted. -1 specifies that a consumer can be considered slow an infinite number of times.

Thoughts of Tim Bish: Coming in ActiveMQ 5.9 a new way to abort slow consumers.


Input: [Attribute] maxSlowDuration [Default] 30000 [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum amount of time, in milliseconds, that a consumer can be continuously slow before it is aborted.

Thoughts of Tim Bish: Coming in ActiveMQ 5.9 a new way to abort slow consumers.


Input: [Attribute] checkPeriod [Default] 30000 [Description]

Output: Specifies, in milliseconds, the time between checks for slow consumers.

Thoughts of Tim Bish: Coming in ActiveMQ 5.9 a new way to abort slow consumers.


Input: [Attribute] abortConnection [Default] false [Description]

Output: Specifies whether the broker forces the consumer connection to close. The default value specifies that the broker will send a message to the consumer requesting it to close its connection. true specifies that the broker will automatically close the consumer's connection.

Thoughts of Tim Bish: Coming in ActiveMQ 5.9 a new way to abort slow consumers.


Input: [Linux Command] ls [Action]

Output: what files are in this directory

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] cd [Action]

Output: change directories

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] pwd [Action]

Output: what directory am I in (also see prompt)

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] more, less [Action]

Output: interactively read contents of file

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] ps auxww, top [Action]

Output: what processes (programs) is the system running

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] kill [Action]

Output: stop running processes

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] emacs [Action]

Output: EMACS Makes All Computing Simple

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] rm [Action]

Output: delete file or directory tree of files

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] grep [Action]

Output: search contents of file

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] tail -f [Action]

Output: watch the bottom of a growing file

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] find [Action]

Output: search for files by name, date, etc.

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] cp [Action]

Output: copy files

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] scp [Action]

Output: copy files between machines

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] mkdir [Action]

Output: make a directory

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] rmdir [Action]

Output: delete an empty directory

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] mv [Action]

Output: rename a file or move a directory

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] tar [Action]

Output: pack a bunch of files into one file for transport

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] chmod [Action]

Output: change permissions on files to make them shared or private

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] du [Action]

Output: how much disk space is this using

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] diff, tkdiff [Action]

Output: compare two text files and display only changes

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Linux Command] gzip [Action]

Output: compress file

Unix Introduction / Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl-L [Mnemonic] Location [Function]

Output: enter a new URL


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl-F [Mnemonic] Find [Function]

Output: find text


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl-S [Mnemonic] Search [Function]

Output: search the web


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl-R [Mnemonic] Reload [Function]

Output: reload current page


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl-N [Mnemonic] New [Function]

Output: New browser window


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl-T [Mnemonic] Tab [Function]

Output: New tab


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl-Q [Mnemonic] Quit [Function]

Output: quit tab/window


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl-O [Mnemonic] Open [Function]

Output: Open file


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl-B [Mnemonic] Bookmarks [Function]

Output: view bookmarks


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl-Space [Mnemonic] "more space!" [Function]

Output: Hide/show controls


Input: [Shortcut] Back or "," [Mnemonic] < [Function]

Output: previous page


Input: [Shortcut] Shift-Back or "." [Mnemonic] > [Function]

Output: next page


Input: [Shortcut] Esc [Mnemonic] escape [Function]

Output: close dialog


Input: [Shortcut] Alt-F [Mnemonic] File [Function]

Output: file menu


Input: [Shortcut] Alt-Q [Mnemonic] Quit [Function]

Output: quit Dillo


Input: [Shortcut] Shift-Right [Mnemonic] Right [Function]

Output: Next tab


Input: [Shortcut] Shift-Left [Mnemonic] Left [Function]

Output: Previous tab


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl-TabKey [Mnemonic] TabKey [Function]

Output: Next tab


Input: [Shortcut] Shift-Ctrl- TabKey [Mnemonic] TabKey [Function]

Output: Previous tab


Input: [Meaning] Select by type of page [Argument]

Output: pagetype

ListPages Module - Wikidot - Free and Pro Wiki Hosting


Input: [Meaning] Select by category [Argument]

Output: category

ListPages Module - Wikidot - Free and Pro Wiki Hosting


Input: [Meaning] Select by tags [Argument]

Output: tags

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Input: [Meaning] Select by parent page [Argument]

Output: parent

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Input: [Meaning] Select by outgoing links [Argument]

Output: link_to

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Input: [Meaning] Select by date of creation [Argument]

Output: created_at

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Input: [Meaning] Select by date of update [Argument]

Output: updated_at

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Input: [Meaning] Select by original author [Argument]

Output: created_by

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Input: [Meaning] Select by rating [Argument]

Output: rating

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Input: [Meaning] Start list after an offset of pages [Argument]

Output: offset

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Input: [Meaning] Select a range of pages [Argument]

Output: range

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Input: [Meaning] Select by page name [Argument]

Output: name

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Input: [Meaning] Select by fullname [Argument]

Output: fullname

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Input: [Meaning] Select by a field's value in a data form [Argument]

Output: _

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Input: [Name] IP Address From / To [Lite] Yes [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Country Code [Lite] Yes [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Country [Lite] Yes [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Continent Code [Lite] Yes [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Continent [Lite] Yes [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Time Zone [Lite] − [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Owner [Lite] − [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Region Code [Lite] − [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Region [Lite] − [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] County [Lite] − [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] City [Lite] − [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Latitude / Longitude [Lite] − [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Postal Code [Lite] − [Pro] Yes [Max]

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Area Code [Lite] − [Pro] Yes [Max]

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Metro Code [Lite] − [Pro] Yes [Max]

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] Wordlocations db [Lite] − [Pro] Yes [Max]

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Name] 1 year free updates [Lite] Yes [Pro] Yes [Max]

Output: Yes

IP Location database products and geolocation services


Input: [Description] Fetch the source (download the tarball, clone the source repository, etc) [command/target]

Output: source


Input: [Description] Build and install all dependencies required to build the package [command/target]

Output: depends


Input: [Description] Put the source in the package build directory (extract the tarball, copy the source, etc) [command/target]

Output: extract


Input: [Description] Apply the patches, if any [command/target]

Output: patch


Input: [Description] Run the configure commands, if any [command/target]

Output: configure


Input: [Description] Run the compilation commands [command/target]

Output: build


Input: [Description] target package: Run the installation of the package in the staging directory, if necessary [command/target]

Output: install-staging


Input: [Description] target package: Run the installation of the package in the target directory, if necessary [command/target]

Output: install-target


Input: [Description] target package: Run the 2 previous installation commands host package: Run the installation of the package in the host directory [command/target]

Output: install


Input: [Parameter] last= [Set to] author= or last= [Notes]

Output: If author= and last= are set the value of last= is used.

ઢાંચો:Cite EB1911 - વિકિપીડિયા

Parameters passed into {{cite encyclopedia}}


Input: [Parameter] first= [Set to] first= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of first= or not set

ઢાંચો:Cite EB1911 - વિકિપીડિયા


Input: [Parameter] authorlink= [Set to] authorlink= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of authorlink= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] coauthors= [Set to] coauthors= [Notes]

Output: Unlikely to be needed but can be set

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Input: [Parameter] editor-first= [Set to] Hugh [Notes]

Output: Automatically set within the template unless short is set

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Input: [Parameter] editor-last= [Set to] Chisholm [Notes]

Output: Automatically set within the template unless short is set

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Input: [Parameter] encyclopedia= [Set to] Encyclopædia Britannica [Notes]

Output: Automatically set within the template

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Input: [Parameter] title= [Set to] wstitle= or title= or article= [Notes]

Output: Set to wstitle= if set, if not to title= if set, if not to article= if set, if not set then left blank.

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Input: [Parameter] url= [Set to] url= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of url= unless wstitle= is set in which case it is not set.

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Input: [Parameter] accessdate= [Set to] accessdate= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of accessdate= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] language= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] edition= [Set to] 11th [Notes]

Output: Set by default within the template, can be overridden

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Input: [Parameter] date= [Notes]

Output: Not set (see year)

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Input: [Parameter] year= [Set to] 1911 [Notes]

Output: Set by default within the template, can be overridden

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Input: [Parameter] month= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] publisher= [Set to] Cambridge University Press [Notes]

Output: Automatically set within the template unless short is set

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Input: [Parameter] volume= [Set to] volume= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of volume= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] location= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] id= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] isbn= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] oclc= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] doi= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] page= [Set to] page= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of page= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] pages= [Set to] pages= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of pages= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] quote= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] ref= [Set to] ref = [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of ref= or not set

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Input: [name] SourceProtocolInfo [dataType] string [sendEvents]

Output: true


Input: [name] SinkProtocolInfo [dataType] string [sendEvents]

Output: true


Input: [name] CurrentConnectionIDs [dataType] string [sendEvents]

Output: true


Input: [name] A_ARG_TYPE_ConnectionStatus [dataType] string [sendEvents]

Output: false


Input: [name] A_ARG_TYPE_ConnectionManager [dataType] string [sendEvents]

Output: false


Input: [name] A_ARG_TYPE_Direction [dataType] string [sendEvents]

Output: false


Input: [name] A_ARG_TYPE_ProtocolInfo [dataType] string [sendEvents]

Output: false


Input: [name] A_ARG_TYPE_ConnectionID [dataType] i4 [sendEvents]

Output: false


Input: [name] A_ARG_TYPE_AVTransportID [dataType] i4 [sendEvents]

Output: false


Input: [name] A_ARG_TYPE_RcsID [dataType] i4 [sendEvents]

Output: false


Input: [Widget] Window [Behavior]

Output: Sets the text in the title bar


Input: [Widget] Button [Behavior]

Output: Sets text in the button


Input: [Widget] Toggle [Behavior]

Output: Sets text in the button


Input: [Widget] Stock [Behavior]

Output: Sets stock text and icon in the button


Input: [Widget] Check [Behavior]

Output: Sets the label next to the check button


Input: [Widget] Radio [Behavior]

Output: Sets the label next to the radio button


Input: [Widget] Entry [Behavior]

Output: Sets text into the entry


Input: [Widget] Password [Behavior]

Output: Sets text into the password


Input: [Widget] Mark [Behavior]

Output: Sets the text into the label (Mark)


Input: [Widget] Combo [Behavior]

Output: Adds a line to the combobox, empty text removes last line


Input: [Widget] Progressbar [Behavior]

Output: Sets the text in the progressbar


Input: [Widget] Hseparator [Behavior]

Output: No effect


Input: [Widget] Vseparator [Behavior]

Output: No effect


Input: [Widget] Frame [Behavior]

Output: Sets the caption in a frame


Input: [Widget] Edit [Behavior]

Output: Sets text into a multiline editor


Input: [Widget] List [Behavior]

Output: Adds a line with text to the list


Input: [Widget] Spin [Behavior]

Output: No effect


Input: [Widget] Notebook [Behavior]

Output: Adds a new tab with text


Input: [Widget] Msgdialog [Behavior]

Output: Sets the text of the message dialog


Input: [Widget] Filedialog [Behavior]

Output: Sets the filename in the file dialog


Input: [Widget] Image [Behavior]

Output: Sets the filename to load


Input: [Widget] Clipboard [Behavior]

Output: Sets text on the clipboard


Input: [Widget] Hslider [Behavior]

Output: No effect


Input: [Widget] Vslider [Behavior]

Output: No effect


Input: [Parameter] parent [Values] widget [Description]

Output: parent

integer array specifies the underlying drawing region

Table 10.18: Canvas Construction Parameters


Input: [Parameter] width [Default] 200 [Values] dimension [Description]

Output: width of canvas

integer array specifies the underlying drawing region


Input: [Parameter] height [Default] 150 [Values] dimension [Description]

Output: height of canvas

integer array specifies the underlying drawing region


Input: [Parameter] region [Default] [0,0,1000,400] [Values] integer [Description]

Output: integer array specifies the underlying drawing region

integer array specifies the underlying drawing region


Input: [Parameter] relief [Default] 'sunken' [Values] 'flat' 'ridge' 'raised' 'sunken' 'groove' [Description]

Output: edge relief

integer array specifies the underlying drawing region


Input: [Parameter] borderwidth [Default] 2 [Values] dimension [Description]

Output: border width

integer array specifies the underlying drawing region


Input: [Parameter] background [Default] 'lightgrey' [Values] X color [Description]

Output: background color

integer array specifies the underlying drawing region


Input: [Parameter] fill [Default] 'both' [Values] 'x' 'y' 'both' 'none' [Description]

Output: how to expand when resized

integer array specifies the underlying drawing region


Input: [1] GoodReader [2] iAnnotatePDF [0]

Output: Criterion

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Input: [1] default is snap to page (double-spreads show left-to-right) [2] flow (can see parts of 2 pages at once, top-to-bottom) [0]

Output: Pageview

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Input: [1] Must save each annotation [2] Annotations automatically save [0]

Output: Saving annotations

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Input: [1] tap left/right to navigate forward/back; scroll only shows the same page [2] tap, slide, or swipe to navigate (customizable) [0]

Output: Navigation

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Input: [1] tap in the middle [2] tap on the right [0]

Output: Toolbar

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Input: [1] black & white, some are obscure [2] medium-sized color, some are clearly understandable [0]

Output: Icons

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Input: [Name] firstName [Required] No [Description]

Output: Limited to 20 characters

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Input: [Name] lastName [Required] No [Description]

Output: Limited to 20 chaaracters

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Input: [Name] email [Required] No [Description]

Output: Valid email address

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Input: [Name] company [Required] No [Description]

Output: Limited to 60 chaaracters

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Input: [Name] notes [Required] No [Description]

Output: Limited to 255 chaaracters

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Input: [Name] metaData[] [Required] No [Description]

Output: See the KB article about customer metadata

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Input: [Name] remoteAddress [Required] No (see below) [Description]

Output: Client IP address

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Input: ["column"] 1 [Variable] Station [Description]

Output: State&location of the temperature recording site. For example, AL&nbspGREENSBORO refers to Greensboro, Alabama.

Linear Temperature Trends for the United States


Input: ["column"] 2 [Variable] lat [Description]

Output: the latitude of the station

Linear Temperature Trends for the United States


Input: ["column"] 3 [Variable] long [Description]

Output: the longitude of the station

Linear Temperature Trends for the United States


Input: ["column"] 4 [Variable] k [Description]

Output: the number of changepoints the station experienced during its period of record. A changepoint is a change of station location, temperature recording instrument, or shelter. The changepoint times are noted in the original data.

Linear Temperature Trends for the United States


Input: ["column"] 5 [Variable] trend [Description]

Output: the estimated linear trend for the station in degrees&nbspCelsius&nbspper&nbspCentury.

Linear Temperature Trends for the United States


Input: ["column"] 6 [Variable] stnerr [Description]

Output: the uncertainty margin (standard error) of the trend estimate (col 5)

Linear Temperature Trends for the United States


Input: ["column"] 7 [Variable] z-score [Description]

Output: the trend divided by the standard error -- [col5 divided by col6]

Linear Temperature Trends for the United States


Input: ["column"] 8 [Variable] p [Description]

Output: the autoregressive model order of the errors terms fitted in the regression model for the station

Linear Temperature Trends for the United States


Input: ["column"] 9 [Variable] q [Description]

Output: the moving-average model order of the errors terms fitted in the regression model for the station

Linear Temperature Trends for the United States


Input: ["column"] 10 [Variable] lag1corr [Description]

Output: the autocorrelation at lag one (one month apart) of the autoregressive moving-average time series model describing the error terms in the regression model.

Linear Temperature Trends for the United States


Input: [Search Type] Free Text [Postal History Database Field]

Output: All Fields

North Carolina State Archives Postal History Project

Table 1: Fields Mapped to a Search Type


Input: [Search Type] Global Keyword [Postal History Database Field]

Output: All Fields

North Carolina State Archives Postal History Project

Table 1: Fields Mapped to a Search Type


Input: [Search Type] Title Field [Postal History Database Field]

Output: Post Office Field

North Carolina State Archives Postal History Project

Table 1: Fields Mapped to a Search Type


Input: [Search Type] Personal Name [Postal History Database Field]

Output: Addressee Field

North Carolina State Archives Postal History Project

Table 1: Fields Mapped to a Search Type


Input: [Search Type] Call Number [Postal History Database Field]

Output: Call Number Field

North Carolina State Archives Postal History Project

Table 1: Fields Mapped to a Search Type


Input: [Search Type] Scope/Content [Postal History Database Field]

Output: Notes Field

North Carolina State Archives Postal History Project

Table 1: Fields Mapped to a Search Type


Input: [Search Type] Author Name [Postal History Database Field]

Output: This is not mapped

North Carolina State Archives Postal History Project

Table 1: Fields Mapped to a Search Type


Input: [Search Type] Subject [Postal History Database Field]

Output: County or Keyword Fields

North Carolina State Archives Postal History Project

Table 1: Fields Mapped to a Search Type


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

Output: change directory


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

Output: change file protection


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

Output: compare files


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

Output: copy file


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

Output: delete file


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

Output: delete directory


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

Output: directory list


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

Output: edit a file


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

Output: environment


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

Output: find string in file


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

Output: help


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

Output: make directory


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

Output: move file


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

Output: rename file


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

Output: show date and time


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

Output: show disk space


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

Output: show file


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

Output: show file by screens


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

Output: sort data


Input: [Attribute] iterator [Restrictions] Optional [Meaning]

Output: Specified in the query request. iterator can be one of these values: Start, Continue, Stop. See the QB SDK Programmer’s Guide for details on use.


Input: [Attribute] iteratorID [Restrictions] Optional [Meaning]

Output: Specified in queries that use iterators, and returned in the query response.


Input: [Attribute] iteratorRemainingCount [Restrictions] Optional [Meaning]

Output: Returned in the response to a query using iterators. Indicates the number of objects left to iterate through.


Input: [Attribute] metaData [Restrictions] Optional [Meaning]

Output: If you specify metaData to be returned in a query request message, QuickBooks will return a retCount containing the approximate count of query objects to be returned. You can specify that the count of query objects is to be returned with the returned objects, or you can specify that only a count and no data is returned. (The default is that no count is returned.) If you don’t want a query to return a count, either don’t use this feature, or specify the value NoMetaData. If you want only a count, specify the value MetaDataOnly. If you want data and a count, specify MetaDataAndResponseData.


Input: [Attribute] requestID [Restrictions] Optional [Meaning]

Output: If you include a requestID value in an object request message, QuickBooks will return it unchanged as the requestID in the corresponding response message.


Input: [Attribute] retCount [Restrictions] Optional [Meaning]

Output: If you specify metaData to be returned in a query request message, QuickBooks will return the retCount containing the approximate count of the objects that could be expected to be returned from the query. You should be aware that the count returned in retCount is not guaranteed to be exact: it could be off slightly due to new object creation or deletions.


Input: [Attribute] statusCode [Restrictions] Required [Meaning]

Output: A number that corresponds to a statusSeverity and statusMessage. For details about the possible statusCode values that can be returned, see the error list.


Input: [Attribute] statusSeverity [Restrictions] Required [Meaning]

Output: One of the following values: INFO–The request was completed, and the results are consistent with what your application expected. WARNING–The request was completed, but the results might not be consistent with what you expected. ERROR–The request was not completed. No data will appear in the server’s response after the statusMessage.


Input: [Attribute] statusMessage [Restrictions] Required [Meaning]

Output: An explanation of the success or error condition that is indicated by the statusCode. For details about the statusMessage values that can be returned, see the error list.


Input: [Error] 200 [Explained]

Output: OK, all went through!


Input: [Error] 401 [Explained]

Output: Unauthorized, returned when the request requires user authentication. The response header will include WWW-Authenticate header realm "GuideStar Middleware API"


Input: [Error] 403 [Explained]

Output: Forbidden, returned when the API understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it. Most commonly, this means that the user has exceeded their request limit or does not have permissions to access this API.


Input: [Error] 404 [Explained]

Output: There is an error in the URL string, the requested EIN is not available, or the hyphen is missing from the EIN.


Input: [Error] 500 [Explained]

Output: Server Error, returned when the API encountered an unexpected condition which prevented it from fulfilling the request. A generic message (security reasons) will be displayed to the consumer but detailed exception will be logged on API side.


Input: [Error] 503 [Explained]

Output: Service Unavailable, returned when the API is unavailable to handle the request due to a temporary overloading or maintenance of the server. The existence of the 503 status code does not imply that we will be using it on a regular basis. It is here to cover rare cases only so that we can message and inform consumers if needed.


Input: [Keyword] AllowForwardingPort [Description] Can be followed by any number of port numbers, separated by spaces. Remote forwarding is allowed for those ports whose number matches one of the patterns. You can use * as a wildcard entry for all ports. You can use these formats >x,  [Value]

Output: Port List


Input: [Keyword] AllowForwardingTo [Description] Can be followed by any number of hostname and port number patterns, separated by spaces. A port number pattern is separated from a hostname pattern by a colon. Forwardings from the client are allowed to those hosts and port pairs whose name and port number match one of the patterns. You can use * and ? as wildcards in the patterns for host names. Normal name servers are used to map the clients host into a fully-qualified host name. If the name cannot be mapped, its IP address is used as the hostname. You can use * as a wildcard entry for all ports. You can use these formats >x,  [Value]

Output: Host/port list


Input: [Keyword] AllowGroups [Description] Can be followed by any number of OpenVMS rights identifier patterns, separated by spaces. Login is allowed only if the users list of rights identifiers contains an identifier that matches one of the patterns. You can use * and ? as wildcards in the patterns. By default, logins as all users are allowed. Note! All other login authentication steps must be completed successfully. DenyGroups is an additional restriction. [Value]

Output: List


Input: [Keyword] AllowHosts [Description] Can be followed by any number of host name patterns, separated by spaces. Login is allowed only from hosts whose name matches one of the patterns. You can use * and ? as wildcards in the patterns. Normal name servers are used to map the clients host into a fully-qualified host name. If the name cannot be mapped, its IP address is used as the hostname. By default, all hosts are allowed to connect. [Value]

Output: Host list


Input: [Keyword] AllowSHosts [Description] Can be followed by any number of host name patterns, separated by spaces. .SHOSTS (and .RHOSTS and SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV) entries are honored for hosts whose name matches one of the patterns. Servers are used to map the clients host into a fully-qualified host name. If the name cannot be mapped, its IP address is used as the host name. By default, all hosts are allowed to connect. [Value]

Output: Host list


Input: [Keyword] AllowTcpForwarding [Default] Y [Description] Specifies whether TCP forwarding is permitted. The default is "yes". Note! Disabling TCP forwarding does not improve security in any way, as users can always install their own forwarders. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] AllowUsers [Description] Can be followed by any number of user name patterns or user@host patterns, separated by spaces. Host name may be either the DNS name or the IP address. Login is allowed only for users whose name matches one of the patterns. You can use * and ? as wildcards in the patterns. By default, logins as all users are allowed. Note! All other login authentication steps must be completed successfully. DenyUsers is an additional restriction. [Value]

Output: User list


Input: [Keyword] DenyForwardingPort [Description] Can be followed by any number of port numbers, separated by spaces. Remote forwardings are disallowed for those ports whose number matches one of the patterns. You can use * as a wildcard entry for all ports. You can use these formats >x,  [Value]

Output: Port list


Input: [Keyword] DenyForwardingTo [Description] Can be followed by any number of hostname and port number patterns, separated by spaces. A port number pattern is separated from a hostname by a colon. Forwardings from the client are disallowed to those hosts and port pairs whose name and port number match one of the patterns. You can use * and ? as wildcards in the patterns for host names. Normal name servers are used to map the clients host into a fully-qualified host name. If the name cannot be mapped, its IP address is used as a host name. You can use * as a wildcard entry for all ports. You can use these formats >x,  [Value]

Output: Host/port list


Input: [Keyword] DenyGroups [Description] Can be followed by any number of OpenVMS rights identifier patterns, separated by spaces. Login is disallowed only if the users list of rights identifiers contains an identifier that matches one of the patterns. [Value]

Output: Rights list


Input: [Keyword] DenyHosts [Description] Can be followed by any number of host name patterns, separated by spaces. Login is disallowed from the host whose name matches any of the patterns. [Value]

Output: Host list


Input: [Keyword] DenySHosts [Description] Can be followed by any number of host name patterns, separated by spaces. .SHOSTS (and .RHOSTS and SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV) entries whose name matches any of the patterns are ignored. [Value]

Output: Host list


Input: [Keyword] DenyUsers [Description] Can be followed by any number of user name patterns or user@host patterns, separated by spaces. A host name may be either the DNS name or the IP address. Login is disallowed a user whose name matches any of the patterns. [Value]

Output: User list


Input: [Keyword] HostKey [Default] SSH_HOST_KEY [Description] Specifies the file containing the private key. The default is TCPWARE:SSH_HOST_KEY. [Value]

Output: Filename


Input: [Keyword] IdleTimeout [Default] 0 [Description] Sets the idle timeout limit in:  seconds (s or nothing after the number)  minutes (m)  hours (h)  days (d)  weeks (w) If the connection has been idle (all channels) for the time specified, the process is terminated and the connection is closed. The default is zero; it never times out. An idle process is one that has done no I/O to stdin or stdout in the timeout value. [Value]

Output: Time


Input: [Keyword] IgnoreRhosts [Default] N [Description] Specifies that the SYS$LOGIN:RHOSTS file will not be used in authentication. SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV is still used. The default is no. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] KeepAlive [Default] Y [Description] Specifies whether the system should send keepalive messages to the other side. If sent, termination of the connection or crash of one of the machines will be noticed. This means that connections will terminate if the route is down temporarily. If keepalives are not ended, sessions may hang indefinitely on the server, leaving "ghost" users and consuming server resources. The default is yes (to send keepalives), and the server will notice if the network goes down or the client host reboots. This avoids infinitely hanging sessions. To disable keepalives, set the value to no in both the server and the client configuration files. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] KeyRegenerationInterval [Default] 3600 [Description] Specifies how long to wait before the server key is regenerated automatically. Regeneration prevents decrypting captured sessions by later breaking into the machine and stealing the keys. The key is never stored on disk. If the value is 0, the key is never regenerated. The default is 3600 seconds. [Value]

Output: Time


Input: [Keyword] LoginGraceTime [Default] 600 [Description] Specifies the time the server should disconnect if the user has not logged in successfully. If the value is 0, there is no time limit. The default is 600 seconds. [Value]

Output: Time


Input: [Keyword] PasswordAuthentication [Default] Y [Description] Specifies whether password authentication is allowed. The default is yes. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] PermitEmptyPasswords [Default] N [Description] Specifies whether the server allows login to accounts with empty password strings when password authentication is allowed. The default is no. Note! Use of this keyword may contribute to your system becoming unsecure. Process Software encourages you to NOT enable the use of empty passwords. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] PermitRootLogin [Default] N [Description] Specifies whether the user can log in as SYSTEM using SSH. This keyword may be set to: yes allows SYSTEM logins through any of the authentication types allowed for other users. no (default) disables SYSTEM logins through any of the authentication methods (nopwd and no are equivalent), unless you have a rhosts or SYS$DISK:[.SSH]AUTHORIZED_KEYS file in the SYS$MANAGER directory. nopwd disables password-authenticated SYSTEM logins. System login with RSA authentication when the "command" option has been specified is allowed regardless of the value of this keyword (which may be useful for taking remote backups even if SYSTEM login is not allowed). [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] QuietMode [Default] N [Description] Specifies whether the system runs in quiet mode. In quiet mode, nothing is logged in the system log, except fatal errors. The default is no. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] RandomSeed [Default] Random_seed [Description] Specifies the file containing the random seed for the server. This file is created automatically and updated regularly. The default is SSH_DIR:SSH_RANDOM_SEED. [Value]

Output: Filename


Input: [Keyword] RhostsAuthentication [Default] N [Description] Specifies whether authentication using SYS$LOGIN:RHOSTS or SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV files is sufficient. Normally, this method should not be permitted because it is insecure. Use RhostsRSAAuthentication because it performs RSA-based host authentication in addition to normal rhosts or SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV authentication. The default is no. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] RhostsRSAAuthentication [Default] Y [Description] Specifies whether SYS$LOGIN:RHOSTS or SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV authentication together with successful RSA host authentication is allowed. The default is yes. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] RSAAuthentication [Default] Y [Description] Specifies whether pure RSA authentication is allowed. The default is yes. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] StrictIntrusionLogging [Default] N [Description] Determine how intrusion records are created by failed authentication attempts [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] StrictModes [Default] N [Description] Specifies whether SSH should check file protection and ownership of the users home directory and rhosts files before accepting login. The default is yes. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] SyslogFacility [Default] "AUTH" [Description] Gives the facility code that is used when logging messages from SSHD. The values are: DAEMON (default), AUTH, USER, LOCAL0, LOCAL1, LOCAL2, LOCAL3, LOCAL4, LOCAL5, LOCAL6, LOCAL7. [Value]

Output: Syslog level


Input: [Keyword] X11DisplayOffset [Default] 10 [Description] Specifies the first display number available for SSHDs X11 forwarding. This prevents SSHD from interfering with real X11 servers. [Value]

Output: #offset


Input: [Field and Description] itoa64 [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static java.lang.String

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ROUNDS_DEFAULT [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static int

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ROUNDS_MAX [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static int

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ROUNDS_MIN [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static int

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] SALT_LEN_MAX [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static int

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Input: [Field and Description] SALTCHARS [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static java.lang.String

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Input: [Field and Description] sha512_rounds_prefix [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static java.lang.String

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Input: [Field and Description] sha512_salt_prefix [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static java.lang.String

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Input: [Value] 11 [Meaning] Traditionally used when spending out of the department's operating budget [Term]

Output: Current Fund


Input: [Value] 21 [Meaning] Always used for grant spending, generally used for endowment spending and restricted gift spending [Term]

Output: Current Restricted UR


Input: [Value] 22 [Meaning] Generally used for endowment spending and restricted gift spending [Term]

Output: Current Restricted TR


Input: [Value] 71 [Meaning] Generally used for projects [Term]

Output: Plant Fund UR


Input: [Value] 72 [Meaning] Generally used for plant projects where funds are from a donor [Term]

Output: Plant Fund TR


Input: [Value] 90 [Meaning] Always used for student club accounts and other agency accounts [Term]

Output: Agency Funds


Input: [Offset] +0 [Name] Log2Secsize [Meaning]

Output: Log2 of sector size (Sector size = 2^x)

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +1 [Name] Secspertrack [Meaning]

Output: Number of sectors per track

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +2 [Name] Heads [Meaning]

Output: Number of disc heads, if interleaved otherwise -1 (1 for old directories)

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +3 [Name] Density [Meaning]

Output: Disc density

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +4 [Name] IDlen [Meaning]

Output: Length of id field of a map fragment (in bits)

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +5 [Name] Log2Bpmp [Meaning]

Output: Log2 of number of bytes per map bits

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +6 [Name] Skew [Meaning]

Output: Track to track sector skew for random access file allocation

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +7 [Name] Bootoption [Meaning]

Output: Boot option (as in *Opt 4,n)

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +8 [Name] Lowsector [Meaning]

Output: Lowest numbered sector + disc description flags

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +9 [Name] Nzones [Meaning]

Output: Number of zones in the map

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +A-B [Name] Zone_Spare [Meaning]

Output: Number of non-allocation bits between zones

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +C-F [Name] Root [Meaning]

Output: Disc address of root directory

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +10-13 [Name] Disc_Size [Meaning]

Output: Disc size in bytes

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +14-15 [Name] Disc_Id [Meaning]

Output: Disc cycle ID

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +16-1F [Name] Disc_Name [Meaning]

Output: Disc name (spaced to 10 chars, no terminator)

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +20-23 [Name] Disctype [Meaning]

Output: Filetype given to disc

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Offset] +24-3F [Meaning]

Output: Reserved, must be 0

FileCore Disc Descriptor in Documentation


Input: [Key] name [Value]

Output: ASCII string


Input: [Key] description [Value]

Output: Text describing the node


Input: [Key] provider [Value]

Output: Cloud provider


Input: [Key] image [Value]

Output: OS Image


Input: [Key] size [Value]

Output: VM Size/Type


Input: [Key] zone [Value]

Output: Availability Zone


Input: [Key] roles [Value]

Output: Array of roles that the Configuration Management System should apply


Input: [Key] attributes [Value]

Output: Associative array of node attributes that overwrite defaults


Input: [key] hideTopBar [default] false 2.x [meaning]

Output: Hide the top bar with the menus and exit button

Apache OpenMeetings Project – Layout options for a conference room in OpenMeetings


Input: [key] hideChat [default] false 2.x [meaning]

Output: Hide the chat tab and use space for whiteboard

Apache OpenMeetings Project – Layout options for a conference room in OpenMeetings


Input: [key] hideActivitiesAndActions [default] false 2.x [meaning]

Output: Hide the activities window with the notofications aber user activities

Apache OpenMeetings Project – Layout options for a conference room in OpenMeetings


Input: [key] hideFilesExplorer [default] false 2.x [meaning]

Output: Hide the file explorer

Apache OpenMeetings Project – Layout options for a conference room in OpenMeetings


Input: [key] hideActionsMenu [default] false 2.x [meaning]

Output: Hide the menu with the actions

Apache OpenMeetings Project – Layout options for a conference room in OpenMeetings


Input: [key] hideScreenSharing [default] false 2.x [meaning]

Output: Hide the button to start screensharing/recording

Apache OpenMeetings Project – Layout options for a conference room in OpenMeetings


Input: [key] hideWhiteboard [default] false 2.x [meaning]

Output: Hide the whiteboard, if this option is true, the videos will be in the area of the whiteboard

Apache OpenMeetings Project – Layout options for a conference room in OpenMeetings


Input: [key] showMicrophoneStatus [default] false 2.x [meaning]

Output: Show the current status of the microphone (off/on) on the bottom of each video view

Apache OpenMeetings Project – Layout options for a conference room in OpenMeetings


Input: [Description] Message delivery delayed [EventID]

Output: DEFER

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007


Input: [Description] Message delivered to a mailbox [EventID]

Output: DELIVER

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007


Input: [Description] A delivery status notification was generated. Messages quarantined by the Content Filter are also delivered as DSNs. the recipients field has the SMTP address of the quarantine mailbox. [EventID]

Output: DSN

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007


Input: [Description] Distribution Group expanded. The RelatedRecipientAddress field has the SMTP address of the Distribution Group. [EventID]

Output: EXPAND

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007


Input: [Description] Delivery failed. The RecipientStatus field has more information about the failure, including the SMTP response code. You should also look at the Source and Recipients fields when inspecting messages with this event. [EventID]

Output: FAIL

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007


Input: [Description] Message added to or removed from the poison queue [EventID]

Output: POISONMESSAGE

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007


Input: [Description] Message received. The Source field is STOREDRIVER for messages submitted by Store Driver (from a Mailbox server), or SMTP for messages a) received from another Hub/Edge b) received from an external (non-Exchange) host using SMTP c) submitted by SMTP clients such as POP/IMAP users. [EventID]

Output: RECEIVE

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007


Input: [Description] Message redirected to alternate recipient [EventID]

Output: REDIRECT

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007


Input: [Description] Generally seen when a message is received on a proxy address and resolved to the default email address. The RelatedRecipientAddress field has the proxy address the message was sent to. The recipients field has the default address it was resolved (and delivered) to. [EventID]

Output: RESOLVE

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007


Input: [Description] Message sent by SMTP. The ServerIP and ServerHostName parameters have the IP address and hostname of the SMTP server. [EventID]

Output: SEND

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007


Input: [Description] The Microsoft Exchange Mail Submission service on a Mailbox server successfully notified a Hub Transport server that a message is awaiting submission (to the Hub). These are the events you’ll see on a Mailbox server. The SourceContext property provides the MDB Guid, Mailbox Guid, Event sequence number, Message class, Creation timestamp, and Client type. Client type can be User (Outlook MAPI), RPCHTTP (Outlook Anwhere), OWA, EWS, EAS, Assistants, Transport. [EventID]

Output: SUBMIT

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007


Input: [Description] Message forked because of content conversion, recipient limits, or transport agents [EventID]

Output: TRANSFER

Exchangepedia | Message Tracking from the command line in Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2007