Input: [column] duration_unmonitored [description]

Output: Duration of state UNMONITORED (until - from)


Input: [column] duration_part [description]

Output: Duration part compared to the query timeframe


Input: [column] duration_part_ok [description]

Output: Duration part OK compared to the query timeframe


Input: [column] duration_part_warning [description]

Output: Duration part WARNING compared to the query timeframe


Input: [column] duration_part_critical [description]

Output: Duration part CRITICAL compared to the query timeframe


Input: [column] duration_part_unknown [description]

Output: Duration part UNKNOWN compared to the query timeframe


Input: [column] duration_part_unmonitored [description]

Output: Duration part UNMONITORED compared to the query timeframe


Input: [column] in_downtime [description]

Output: Shows if the host or service is in downtime


Input: [column] in_host_downtime [description]

Output: Shows if the host of this service is in downtime.


Input: [column] host_down [description]

Output: Shows if the host of this service is in down.


Input: [column] is_flapping [description]

Output: Shows if the host or service is flapping


Input: [column] in_notification_period [description]

Output: Shows if the host or service is within the notification period


Input: [column] notification_period [description]

Output: Shows host or service notification period


Input: [column] log_output [description]

Output: Logfile output relevant for this line


Input: [column] current_host_* [description]

Output: Joined data from host, only if host still exists


Input: [column] current_service_* [description]

Output: Joined data from service, only if service still exists


Input: [Key] p [Action] Moves calendar view to previous date range [Name]

Output: Previous date range


Input: [Key] n [Action] Moves calendar view to next date range [Name]

Output: Next date range


Input: [Key] t [Action] Moves calendar view to include current day [Name]

Output: Jump to “Today”


Input: [Key] m [Action] Switches calendar to Month view [Name]

Output: Month view


Input: [Key] x [Action] Switches calendar to Customized view [Name]

Output: Customized view


Input: [Key] q [Action] Opens Quick Add and moves cursor there [Name]

Output: Quick Add


Input: [Key] Esc [Action] Back to default calendar view [Name]

Output: Back to calendar


Input: [Parameter] url [Use]

Output: The URL you want to submit.


Input: [Parameter] confirm [Use]

Output: You need to provide a 1.


Input: [Parameter] username [Use]

Output: The optional username you want to provide for RecentChanges.


Input: [Parameter] summary [Use]

Output: The optional description of what the rule is about. One sentence should be enough.


Input: [Parameter] stars [Use]

Output: The optional number of stars (1–5).


Input: [Parameter] toc [Use]

Output: The table of contents item you want to add your entry to.


Input: [Group Name] CompanyID [Notes]

Output: The unique identifier used by zoom for companies


Input: [Group Name] ZoomCompanyUrl [Notes]

Output: The URL to the company profile on zoominfo.com public site


Input: [Group Name] CompanyName [Notes]

Output: The full name of the company


Input: [Group Name] CompanyTicker [Notes]

Output: The company’s public stock exchange ticker


Input: [Group Name] Website [Notes]

Output: The web domain for the company in http://www.example.com format


Input: [Group Name] CompanyAddress [Notes]

Output: Contains 5 child elements describing the company’s primary address


Input: [Children Name] Street [Notes]

Output: The street address for the company’s primary address


Input: [Children Name] City [Notes]

Output: The primary city for the company


Input: [Children Name] State [Notes]

Output: A defined two letter code for the state. For a list of state codes click here.


Input: [Children Name] Zip [Notes]

Output: The zip code of the company’s primary address


Input: [Children Name] CountryCode [Notes]

Output: A defined code for a country. Only 4 countries available. For a list click here.


Input: [Group Name] CompanyDescription [Notes]

Output: A short paragraph describing the main purpose of the company


Input: [Group Name] Employees [Notes]

Output: The approximate number of people employed by the company


Input: [Operator Name] fel_div, laplacian [Description]

Output: Alternative names for the finite element discretization of the divergence operator. Computes -divergence


Input: [Operator Name] box_div, box_laplacian [Description]

Output: Alternative names for the finite volume discretization of the divergence operator. Computes -divergence


Input: [Operator Name] volume, nodal, diagonalweight [Description]

Output: Alternative names for the finite volume discretization of the nodal-weighting operator


Input: [Operator Name] transient, gnodal, gvolume [Description]

Output: Alternative names for the transient operator


Input: [Operator Name] convection [Description]

Output: Finite element discretization of the grid convection operator


Input: [Operator Name] box_convection [Description]

Output: Finite volume discretization of the grid convection operator


Input: [Operator Name] interface [Description]

Output: Finite volume discretization of nodal boundary conditions


Input: [Operator Name] dirichlet [Description]

Output: Enforce Dirichlet boundary conditions


Input: [Operator Name] constraint [Description]

Output: Enforce a constraint on nodal values across an interface


Input: [Operator Name] dummy [Description]

Output: Identity operator (multiplies term by unity; usually used only with functions, not PDE terms)


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Output: undressed photos

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Input: [option] dotglob [classification] globbing [description]

Output: see Pathname expansion customization

Patterns and pattern matching [Bash Hackers Wiki]


Input: [option] extglob [classification] global [description]

Output: enable/disable extended pattern matching language, as described above

Patterns and pattern matching [Bash Hackers Wiki]


Input: [option] failglob [classification] globbing [description]

Output: see Pathname expansion customization

Patterns and pattern matching [Bash Hackers Wiki]


Input: [option] nocaseglob [classification] globbing [description]

Output: see Pathname expansion customization

Patterns and pattern matching [Bash Hackers Wiki]


Input: [option] nocasematch [classification] pattern/string matching [description]

Output: perform pattern matching without regarding the case of individual letters

Patterns and pattern matching [Bash Hackers Wiki]


Input: [option] nullglob [classification] globbing [description]

Output: see Pathname expansion customization

Patterns and pattern matching [Bash Hackers Wiki]


Input: [option] globasciiranges [classification] globbing [description]

Output: see Pathname expansion customization

Patterns and pattern matching [Bash Hackers Wiki]


Input: [Function or Subroutine] Add_XLFormula [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Adding Excel Formulas – Part II

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] All Code and Properties for … [Module/Class] frmSelect_Multiple [Located in Post]

Output: Searching for Codes

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] All Code and Properties for … [Module/Class] frmSelect [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Form Select – Theory and Demo

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] All Code and Properties for… [Module/Class] frmPrompt [Located in Post]

Output: Asking for It

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] All Code and Properties for… [Module/Class] frmDatePicker [Located in Post]

Output: Looking for a Date?

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Build_SQL_Group_By [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Group By and Aggregate SQL Functions

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Build_SQL_ID [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: It’s Time to Play

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Build_SQL_Insert_Fields [Module/Class] modSQL [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #3

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Build_SQL_Insert_Values [Module/Class] modSQL [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #3

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Build_SQL_Select_Fields [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Adding Tables and Columns to the Fields Table

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Build_SQL_Update_Values [Module/Class] modSQL [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #2

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Build_SQL_UpdDlt_Where_Clause [Module/Class] modSQL [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #2

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Cell_Checked [Module/Class] modTableUpdate [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Marking Cells as having passed or failed

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Cell_Error [Module/Class] modTableUpdate [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Marking Cells as having passed or failed

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Cell_Lock [Module/Class] modTableUpdate [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Marking Cells as having passed or failed

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Cell_Unchecked [Module/Class] modTableUpdate [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Marking Cells as having passed or failed

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Cell_Unlock [Module/Class] modTableUpdate [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Marking Cells as having passed or failed

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Chars_Last_Position [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #4

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] ChartExists [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines – ?Exists

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Check_Entry [Module/Class] Sheet1 [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – The Controlling Routine

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Check_For_Normal_Entry_Errors [Module/Class] modTableUpdate [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Common Validations

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Create_Easy_Button [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Code for “easy” Button

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Create_Named_Range [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Creating the Fields Table

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Cust_Edit [Module/Class] Sheet1 [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Dealing with Field Level Exceptions

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Date2Julian [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #1

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] DB_Lookup [Module/Class] modTableUpdate [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – DB_Lookup

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Field Definitions Table for Updates [Located in Post]

Output: Additions to the Fields Table for Update Spreadsheets

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] FieldColumn [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Adding Tables and Columns to the Fields Table

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Fields_Field_Column [Module/Class] modTableLoad [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Marking Cells as having passed or failed

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Fix_Name [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Creating the Fields Table

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Format_Results [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Setting Column Widths or Hiding Them

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Freeze_Pane [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Preserving Column Headers and Key Values

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Get_Data [Module/Class] Sheet1 [Located in Post]

Output: Drill Down Part 2

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Get_Range_Dimensions [Module/Class] modTableLoad [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – The Controlling Routine

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Initialize_Globals [Module/Class] modTableLoad [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Initializing Globals

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Julian2Date [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #1

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] NameExists [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines – ?Exists

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Parse_XLFormula [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Adding Excel Formulas – Part II

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Pivot_Template [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Wrapping things up

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] PivotTableExists [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines – ?Exists

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Post [Module/Class] modTableUpdate [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #7

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Post_Click [Module/Class] Sheet1 [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Post_Click Event

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Prompt [Module/Class] Sheet1 [Located in Post]

Output: Drill Down Part 2

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Settings [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines – Settings

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Setup_Pivot [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines – Setup_Pivot

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Setup_PivotChart [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines – Setup_PivotChart

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] ShapeExists [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines – ?Exists

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Sort_Data [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Adding Sorting

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] SQL_Add_Update_Functions [Module/Class] modSQL [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #1

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] SQLConnection [Module/Class] modSQL [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #6

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] SQLLoad [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Say Goodbye to QueryTables

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] SQLRead [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Using ADO to Read a Database

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Table_Lookup [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Table Lookup

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Table_Lookup_by_Name [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Table Lookup

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Update_Entries [Module/Class] modTableUpdate [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #6

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Update_Entry [Module/Class] modTableUpdate [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines for Updating – #5

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Worksheet_Activate [Module/Class] Sheet1 [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Initializing Globals

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick [Module/Class] Sheet1 [Located in Post]

Output: Drill Down Part 2

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] Worksheet_Change [Module/Class] Sheet1 [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – Worksheet_Change – Code

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] WorkSheetExists [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Building a Library of Routines – ?Exists

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Input: [Function or Subroutine] XL_Lookup [Module/Class] modGeneral [Located in Post]

Output: Check Entry – XL_Lookup & Dynamic Arguments

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Input: [Name] telnet [Complexity/Features] Simple CLI via telnet [Multi-Instances]

Output: no


Input: [Name] memcached-top [Complexity/Features] CLI [Multi-Instances]

Output: no


Input: [Name] stats-proxy [Complexity/Features] Simple Web GUI [Multi-Instances]

Output: yes


Input: [Name] memcache.php [Complexity/Features] Simple Web GUI [Multi-Instances]

Output: yes


Input: [Name] PhpMemcacheAdmin [Complexity/Features] Complex Web GUI [Multi-Instances]

Output: yes


Input: [Name] Memcache Manager [Complexity/Features] Complex Web GUI [Multi-Instances]

Output: yes


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.MRU.maxURLs [Value] number [Description]

Output: Sets the maximum number of URLs that are displayed in the dropdown menu of the URL bar. To prevent URLs from being saved to the dropdown menu, set the value to 0.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.MRU.URL# [Value] URL [Description]

Output: Defines the URL displayed in the dropdown menu of the URL bar. The number defines the relative position of the URL in the menu with 1 being the top of the menu.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.bookmarks.bookmarkFile [Value] Path [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the Bookmark file.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.backgroundImage [Value] Path\\back.bmp [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the image file for the Tool Bar background.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.backgroundImageEnabled [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the background image for the Tool Bar is displayed. Set to true to display the image.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.height [Value] number [Description]

Output: Sets the height of the browser in pixels when preference kmeleon.display.maximized is set to false.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.hideTitleBar [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls the K-meleon interface to show or hide the default top Title bar. If removed, buttons to minimize, maximize or close are hidden too.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.maximized [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether K-Meleon opens to use all available screen space above the Windows Task Bar. Set to true to open maximized.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.newWindowOpenAs [Value] 0, 1, 2 [Description]

Output: Controls what setting to use for opening new windows. 0 = Current Page 1 = Home Page 2 = Specified URL


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.newWindowURL [Value] Any valid web address [Description]

Output: Sets the URL used by the kmeleon.display.newWindowOpenAs preference when set to open to a Specified URL.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.URLbarTitle [Value] User defined title [Description]

Output: Sets the title of the URL bar.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.width [Value] number [Description]

Output: Sets the width of the browser in pixels when preference kmeleon.display.maximized is set to false,


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.find.matchCase [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Find function attempts to match by case. Set to true to match by case.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.find.matchWholeWord [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Find function attempts to match by whole word only. Set to true to match by whole word only.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.find.searchBackwards [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Find function attempts to search backwards in a page. Set to true to search backwards.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.find.wrapAround [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether a search will continue at the top of the page after reaching the bottom. Set to true to enable wrap around searching.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.homePage [Value] Any valid web address [Description]

Output: Sets the home page for the browser. Example: http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.pluginsDir [Value] Drive:\\Program Files\\K-Meleon\\kplugins\\ [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the K-Meleon specific plugins directory.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.saveDir [Value] User-defined path [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the location for saved files.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.searchEngine [Value] URL [Description]

Output: Defines the search engine used by K-Meleon's Search function. The default value is http://www.google.com/keyword/. Note: You must use a URL that will allow searching by terms or this function will not work.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.settingsDir [Value] Drive:\\Documents and Settings\\user\\Application Data\\KMeleon\\Profiles\\default\\.slt\\ [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the directory where the prefs.js file is located.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.sourceCommand [Value] User-defined path [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the location of the application used to View Source if the preference kmeleon.general.sourceEnabled is set to true.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.sourceEnabled [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether K-Meleon uses an external application to View Source. Set to true to use an external application. The application used is defined in preference kmeleon.general.sourceCommand.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.startHome [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether K-Meleon opens to the home page or a blank page. Set to true to open to the home page.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.bmpmenu.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Bitmapped Menus plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.bookmarks.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Netscape Bookmarks plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.favorites.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the IE Favorites plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.fullscreen.auto [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether all windows automatically open in Fullscreen when the Fullscreen plugin is enabled. Set to true to start K-Meleon in Fullscreen.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.fullscreen.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Fullscreen plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.fullscreen.hide_rebar [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Rebar Menu is displayed when in Fullscreen mode. Set to true to hide the Rebar Menu.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.fullscreen.hide_statusbar [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Status Bar is displayed when in Fullscreen mode. Set to true to hide the Status Bar.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.history.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the History plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.layers.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Layers plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.macros.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Macros Extension plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.rebarmenu.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Rebar Menu plugin is enabled. The Rebar Menu allows the Menu bar to be adjusted like the other tool bars. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.winamp.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the WinAmp plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.prefs_inited [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Internal value used by K-Meleon to determine if the preferences have been initialized.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent0.name [Value] Default [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Mozilla 0.9.4


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent0.string [Value] User agent [Description]

Output: string value equivalent to Mozilla 0.9.4


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent1.name [Value] Netscape 6.1 [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Netscape 6.1.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent1.string [Value] Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; WinNT4.0; en-US) Netscape6/6.1 [Description]

Output: User agent string value equivalent to Netscape 6/6.1


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent2.name [Value] Netscape 4.76 [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Netscape 4.76.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent2.string [Value] Mozilla/4.76 en (WinNT; U) [Description]

Output: User agent string value equivalent to Netscape 4.76


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent3.name [Value] MSIE 6.0 [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Internet Explorer 6.0.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent3.string [Value] Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1) [Description]

Output: User agent string value equivalent to Internet Explorer 6.0


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent4.name [Value] MSIE 5.5 [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Internet Explorer 5.5.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent4.string [Value] Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT) [Description]

Output: User agent string value equivalent to Internet Explorer 5.5


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent5.name [Value] MSIE 4.0 [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Internet Explorer 4.0.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent5.string [Value] Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.0; Windows NT) [Description]

Output: User agent string value equivalent to Internet Explorer 4.0


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.BarName.break [Value] 0,1 [Description]

Output: Controls whether the next toolband will be displayed on a new line below the listed toolband. Set to 1 to to display next toolband below the listed toolband.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.BarName.index [Value] number [Description]

Output: The relative position of the bar relative to the top of the browser. A value of 0 is places the bar in the highest position relative to the other tool bars.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.BarName.size [Value] number [Description]

Output: Sets the width of the bar in pixels.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.BarName.visibility [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the bar is displayed.


Input: [WARNING message] Too few MPEG frames (it's unlikely that this is a MPEG audio file) [Fixable?] - [Comments]

Output: Probably this is not a MPEG audio file, but MP3val has detected a couple of MPEG frames in it. Most likely this is a false positive.

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Input: [WARNING message] Garbage at the beginning of the file [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: There are some unknown data at the beginning of the file (before the first MPEG frame). It can be an unsupported tag with metadata, but in most cases it is only garbage. "Fixing" means here a removal of these data.

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Input: [WARNING message] Garbage at the end of the file [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Like previous.

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Input: [WARNING message] MPEG stream error, resynchronized successfully [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Normally, each MPEG frame must be followed by a next MPEG frame (or a metadata block), otherwise this message is generated. MPEG stream errors can be caused by garbage in the middle of the file (e.g. the file was split into several parts, the tags were appended, and then these parts were improperly merged) or by a data loss during transfer or storage. Note that "fixing" this error will remove garbage, but in most cases "fixed" file will not sound better, that's why it is strongly recommended to find a "good" copy of the file.

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Input: [WARNING message] This is a RIFF file, not MPEG stream [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: A common way for storing a MPEG audio file is simply to write MPEG frames one-by-one. MP1/MP2/MP3 files are organized so. MPEG audio data can also be encapsulated in the RIFF container (better known as WAV file). The RIFF container shouldn't be used unless the file has "WAV" extension.

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Input: [WARNING message] It seems that file is truncated or there is garbage at the end of the file [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: This message is generated when the length of the last frame (according to its header) is greater than the amount of data from its beginning to the end of the file. As a rule, it means that the file was truncated, however, there can be garbage at its end. "Fixing" means here a removal of the last frame.

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Input: [WARNING message] Wrong number of MPEG frames specified in Xing header [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: MPEG audio files don't have any special header, each frame has its own header instead. However, it can cause problems when "seeking" in variable bitrate files, because a decoder can't determine the exact place in the file corresponding to the selected time. That's why a "VBR header" is sometimes included in the first MPEG frame. This message is generated if this header contains false information about the total number of MPEG frames.

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Input: [WARNING message] Wrong number of MPEG data bytes specified in Xing header [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: This message is generated when the Xing header contains false information about the total size of MPEG data in the file. See the previous message.

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Input: [WARNING message] Wrong number of MPEG frames specified in VBRI header [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Like with Xing header. VBRI is the other way to store VBR information in the first MPEG frame, but it seems to be used much more rarely.

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Input: [WARNING message] Wrong number of MPEG data bytes specified in VBRI header [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Like with Xing header. VBRI is the other way to store VBR information in the first MPEG frame, but it seems to be used much more rarely.

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Input: [WARNING message] VBR detected, but no VBR header is present. Seeking may not work properly [Fixable?] - [Comments]

Output: Files encoded with VBR should have a VBR header (either Xing or VBRI), otherwise seeking can be broken. This will be fixable in the future versions.

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Input: [WARNING message] Wrong CRC in ... frames [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Some frames in the file are protected by CRC, but the checksum is wrong. It means that either the file was encoded or processed by broken software, or it was broken during storage or transmission. MP3val reports a number of frames with incorrect CRC, which can be used as a hint (if this number equals or is about the total number of frames, then it's likely due to a bad encoder). Note that only a minority of files is protected by CRC.

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Input: [WARNING message] Non-layer-III frame encountered [Fixable?] - [Comments]

Output: MP3val was primarily designed for MP3 files. That's why it warns about MPEG frames with layers other than III. If it is an MP2 or MP1 file, this warning should be ignored. If you want to fix this issue, you should reencode the file.

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Input: [WARNING message] Different MPEG versions or layers in one file [Fixable?] - [Comments]

Output: Mixing different MPEG versions and/or layers in one file is not very good. As in the previous case, this issue can be fixed only by reencoding.

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Input: [WARNING message] Several APEv2 tags in one file [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Normally there would be only one APEv2 tag in the file.

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Input: [WARNING message] No supported tags in the file [Fixable?] - [Comments]

Output: This is only a warning. It's a good practice to store metadata in tags.

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Input: [Method] ampr [Description]

Output: User is telnet connected from an amprnet address (44.0.0.0)


Input: [Method] ax25 [Description]

Output: User connected by AX.25


Input: [Method] host [Description]

Output: User started node from command line


Input: [Method] inet [Description]

Output: user is telnet connected from a non-loca, non-ampr address.


Input: [Method] local [Description]

Output: User is telnet connected from a 'local' host


Input: [Method] netrom [Description]

Output: User connected by NET/ROM


Input: [Method] rose [Description]

Output: User connected by ROSE


Input: [Method] * [Description]

Output: User connected by any means.


Input: [Name] --stop [Description]

Output: Stops watching all bundles


Input: [Name] -i [Description]

Output: Watch interval


Input: [Name] --list [Description]

Output: Displays the watch list


Input: [Name] --remove [Description]

Output: Removes bundles from the watch list


Input: [Name] --help [Description]

Output: Display this help message


Input: [Name] --start [Description]

Output: Starts watching the selected bundles


Input: [File Name] client\Main.java [Description]

Output: The client program. Looks up the remote object and invokes the remote method echo().

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Input: [File Name] server\EchoServerIntf.java [Description]

Output: Java interface for the server program.

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Input: [File Name] server\EchoServerImpl1.java [Description]

Output: An implementation of the remote object that allows any random port to be assigned.

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Input: [File Name] server\Main1.java [Description]

Output: Main program that instantiates server.EchoServerImpl1.

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Input: [File Name] server\EchoServerImpl2.java [Description]

Output: An implementation of the remote object that allows a fixed port to be assigned.

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Input: [File Name] server\Main2.java [Description]

Output: Main program that instantiates server.EchoServerImpl2 with port 9000.

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Input: [File Name] server\EchoServerImpl3.java [Description]

Output: An implementation of the remote object as an activatable server.

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Input: [File Name] server\Main3.java [Description]

Output: Main program that instantiates server.EchoServerImpl3.

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Input: [variable] SHARED_LIB_FLAGS [default] -shared [description]

Output: Flag required on build of shared library

The Makefile System and System Installation


Input: [variable] DYNAMIC_LINKING_LIBRARY [default] -ldl [description]

Output: Library containing dynamic link routines (dlopen etc)

The Makefile System and System Installation


Input: [variable] STATIC_LIBEXT [default] .a [description]

Output: Extension used for static libraries

The Makefile System and System Installation


Input: [variable] DYNAMIC_LIBEXT [default] .so [description]

Output: Extension used for dynamic libraries

The Makefile System and System Installation


Input: [variable] CCFLAGS [default] -g [description]

Output: Compiler flags

The Makefile System and System Installation


Input: [variable] SYSINCLDIRS [default] -I. -I$(BASETYPEDIR) [description]

Output: Standard include directories

The Makefile System and System Installation


Input: [variable] DEPSFLAG [default] -M [description]

Output: Flag used with C++ compiler to generate dependencyfiles

The Makefile System and System Installation


Input: [variable] CC [default] gcc [description]

Output: Compiler name for C compiler

The Makefile System and System Installation


Input: [variable] CXX [default] g++ [description]

Output: Compiler name for C++ compiler

The Makefile System and System Installation


Input: [variable] AWK [default] gawk [description]

Output: The name of the awk processor, Usually gawk or nawk, not plain awk

The Makefile System and System Installation


Input: [Field Type] String [Description]

Output: Allows to store and display one line texts

XWiki Data Model (DevGuide.DataModel) - XWiki


Input: [Field Type] TextArea [Description]

Output: Allows to store and display large text fields (text and wysiwyg)

XWiki Data Model (DevGuide.DataModel) - XWiki


Input: [Field Type] Number [Description]

Output: Allows to store and display Numbers of type integer,long,float,double

XWiki Data Model (DevGuide.DataModel) - XWiki


Input: [Field Type] Password [Description]

Output: Allows to store password fields which can be encrypted or hashed

XWiki Data Model (DevGuide.DataModel) - XWiki


Input: [Field Type] EMail [Since Version] new in 4.2M3 [Description]

Output: Allows to store email fields that can be obfuscated at display time

XWiki Data Model (DevGuide.DataModel) - XWiki


Input: [Field Type] Boolean [Description]

Output: Allows to store and display boolean values (yes/no or 1/0) which can be displayed as select or checkbox fields

XWiki Data Model (DevGuide.DataModel) - XWiki


Input: [Field Type] Static List [Description]

Output: Allows to store and display single-select or multi-select fields that can be displayed as select, checkbox, radio or suggests fields. The possible values of static list fields are configured in the field definition.

XWiki Data Model (DevGuide.DataModel) - XWiki


Input: [Field Type] Database List [Description]

Output: Allows to store and display single-select or multi-select fields that can be displayed as select, checkbox, radio or suggests fields. The possible values of static list fields are taken from a query from other XWiki data.

XWiki Data Model (DevGuide.DataModel) - XWiki


Input: [Field Type] Database Tree List [Description]

Output: Same as a Database List field, with the addition that the data can be displayed as a tree, using the Yahoo Javascript Tree library

XWiki Data Model (DevGuide.DataModel) - XWiki


Input: [Field Type] Page List [Since Version] new in 4.2M3 [Description]

Output: Same as a Database List field, but made to store XWiki page names.

XWiki Data Model (DevGuide.DataModel) - XWiki


Input: [Field Type] Date [Description]

Output: Allows to store and display date or datetime values. A date picker is used automatically for this field as shown below.

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Input: [Field Type] User List [Description]

Output: Allows to store and display single-select or multi-select users. The field uses a user picker as shown below.

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Input: [Field Type] Group List [Description]

Output: Allows to store and display single-select or multi-select groups. The field uses a user picker as shown below.

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Input: [Field Type] Computed Pseudofield [Since Version] new in 4.2M3 [Description]

Output: Allows to create a pseudo field for which the display can be configured using a custom displayer and the value retrieved by using a script. It allows to combine other fields together.

XWiki Data Model (DevGuide.DataModel) - XWiki


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + B [Function]

Output: Edit bookmark


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + D [Function]

Output: Bookmark current directory


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + T [Function]

Output: Duplicate current tab


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Shift + T [Function]

Output: Open directory in new tab


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + W [Function]

Output: Close current tab


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Tab [Function]

Output: Activate next Tab


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Shift + Tab [Function]

Output: Change to the previous Tab


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Z [Function]

Output: Open Terminal


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + R [Function]

Output: Update pane


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Backspace [Function]

Output: Change to the parent directory


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt + Left arrow [Function]

Output: Go back in history


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Backspace [Function]

Output: Show history


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Esc [Function]

Output: Close history


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt + letter [Function]

Output: Quick search


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt + number [Function]

Output: Switch to bookmark


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Menu or Shift + F10 [Function]

Output: Display menu


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Menu [Function]

Output: Open with menu


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Left arrow or Ctrl+Right arrow [Function]

Output: Use path from opposite panel


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt + F3 [Function]

Output: Toggle preview function


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F4 [Function]

Output: Text editor


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Enter [Function]

Output: Apply default action to selected files


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Enter [Function]

Output: Open current path in new tab


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Alt + P [Function]

Output: View options


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F11 [Function]

Output: Switch to full-screen mode


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl + Q [Function]

Output: Quit Sunflower


Input: [Action] Deletes whatever you have currently selected and places it into your computer’s clipboard, ready to be pasted elsewhere in the document. [Hotkey Combination] Ctrl X [Function]

Output: Cut

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Input: [Action] Makes a copy of whatever you have currently selected and places the copy into your computer’s clipboard, ready to be pasted elsewhere in the document. [Hotkey Combination] Ctrl C [Function]

Output: Copy

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Input: [Action] Inserts whatever information is in your computer’s clipboard. [Hotkey Combination] Ctrl V [Function]

Output: Paste

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Input: [Action] Reverses whatever action you just performed. This is great if you accidentally delete or mess up your work. [Hotkey Combination] Ctrl Z [Function]

Output: Undo

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Input: [Action] Reverses the previous undo action. [Hotkey Combination] Ctrl Y [Function]

Output: Redo

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Input: [Action] Immediately saves your work. Do this often so if your computer crashes, you will still have your work intact. [Hotkey Combination] Ctrl S [Function]

Output: Save

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Input: [Action] Open a new document. [Hotkey Combination] Ctrl O [Function]

Output: Open

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Input: [Action] Search your document for specific information. [Hotkey Combination] Ctrl F [Function]

Output: Find

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Input: [Action] Search your entire document for specific text and replace that text with text you type in. [Hotkey Combination] Ctrl H [Function]

Output: Replace

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Input: [Action] Print your document. [Hotkey Combination] Ctrl P [Function]

Output: Print

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Input: [Action] Selects everything in your document. [Hotkey Combination] Ctrl A [Function]

Output: Select All

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Input: [Action] Calls up a help screen for the current application. [Hotkey Combination] F1 [Function]

Output: Help

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Input: [Field] sourceURL [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] timestamp [Type]

Output: Timestamp


Input: [Field] latitude [Type]

Output: double


Input: [Field] longitude [Type]

Output: double


Input: [Field] altitude [Type]

Output: double


Input: [Field] cameraMake [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] cameraModel [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] clientWillIndex [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [Field] recoType [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] fileName [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] attachment [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [Field] applicationData [Type]

Output: LazyMap


Input: [0] 1 [Action]

Output: Log on to QuestionPoint using your institution administrator authorization number or another authorization number with the edit-profile privilege.

Profile Help: Determine what information you need to provide in the profile


Input: [0] 2 [Result or Note] The system displays the Profile module. [Action]

Output: If the Profile module is not displayed, click Profile at the top of the screen.

Profile Help: Determine what information you need to provide in the profile


Input: [0] 3 [Result or Note] In Institution Services, the activation status of your institution's profile is listed for each group in which your institution may participate. A Requirements button and a Submit button appear for each group. [Action]

Output: If Institution Services is not displayed, click the Institution Services tab in the main menu.

Profile Help: Determine what information you need to provide in the profile


Input: [0] 4 [Result or Note] In a separate browser window, the system displays a list of the profile approval requirements for the network, including each required part/field and its current status: OK indicates that the required part/field contains some information, which may or may not be correct and complete. Not OK indicates that the required part/field contains no information. [Action]

Output: Click the Requirements button for the global reference network.

Profile Help: Determine what information you need to provide in the profile


Input: [0] 5 [Action]

Output: Print the requirements for the network and close the separate browser window.

Profile Help: Determine what information you need to provide in the profile


Input: [0] 6 [Result or Note] Note: For help, see Navigate the parts of the profile. [Action]

Output: Go to and print each required part of the profile to learn what information is needed for that part.

Profile Help: Determine what information you need to provide in the profile


Input: [Command] --stageName [Description]

Output: The name by which rppl will refer to this stage. For example, --stageName "mritotal"

RPPL: Brain Imaging Centre Pipelining System


Input: [Command] --program [Description]

Output: The actual programme that will be called here. If this programme is not part of your Path (as defined by the time that rppl is actually invoked), then you need to specify the full path here. Also note that --program refers to the programme only, not to any options - those will be described later. E.g --program "mritotal";

RPPL: Brain Imaging Centre Pipelining System


Input: [Command] --infiles [Description]

Output: The input files to the programme. Conventionally, the --infiles tag is handled by creating a new variable and assigning it the input file, e.g. --infiles $source = $somfile;. Furthermore, it is common to only specify one file per --infiles tag, as you can reuse that tag multiple times for each pipeline stage.

RPPL: Brain Imaging Centre Pipelining System


Input: [Command] --outfiles [Description]

Output: Same as --infiles, except this applies for the files that will be output from the programme.

RPPL: Brain Imaging Centre Pipelining System


Input: [Command] --files [Description]

Output: This is where one combines the input and output files in the way that will actually be passed to the programme. E.g. --files "$source $dest"

RPPL: Brain Imaging Centre Pipelining System


Input: [Command] --options [Description]

Output: The options which are to be passed to the programme. For example, if this stage is running gzip, you might want to add --options "-f";

RPPL: Brain Imaging Centre Pipelining System


Input: [Command] --post_actions [Description]

Output: Any actions to perform after the step has completed. --post_actions is most commonly used to compress the output files of any particular stage

RPPL: Brain Imaging Centre Pipelining System


Input: [Command] --prqst [Description]

Output: The prerequisites that must be satisfied before this stage can be run. It is the --prqst option which gives rppl its power, and allows it to take advantage of the coarse parallelism provided by the batch queueing system. The syntax for --prqst is a little different, however. Here's an example line: --prqst ${dsid}: step_mincresample_t1 SUCCEED and step_mincresample_t1 SUCCEED. The first part of the expression, ${dsid}, provides the context for rppl to interpret the subsequent step definitions. This means that the following steps have to have succeed for this dataset ID. In almost all cases this will be the dsid of the current file being processed. After that come the names of the steps (taken from their --stageName variable) preceded by "step_", and the condition that is to be met (currently only SUCCEED is supported). More than criteria can be required with the "and" keyword. Also note that this is the only part of the pipeline definition which does not require a semi-colon at the end.

RPPL: Brain Imaging Centre Pipelining System


Input: [argument] url [type] url [comment]

Output: the URL of the item


Input: [argument] description [type] title [comment]

Output: Title of the item. This field is unfortunately named 'description' for backwards compatibility with the delicious API


Input: [argument] extended [type] text [comment]

Output: Description of the item. Called 'extended' for backwards compatibility with delicious API


Input: [argument] tags [type] tag [comment]

Output: List of up to 100 tags


Input: [argument] dt [type] datetime [comment]

Output: creation time for this bookmark. Defaults to current time. Datestamps more than 10 minutes ahead of server time will be reset to current server time


Input: [argument] replace [type] yes/no [comment]

Output: Replace any existing bookmark with this URL. Default is yes. If set to no, will throw an error if bookmark exists


Input: [argument] shared [type] yes/no [comment]

Output: Make bookmark public. Default is "yes" unless user has enabled the "save all bookmarks as private" user setting, in which case default is "no"


Input: [argument] toread [type] yes/no [comment]

Output: Marks the bookmark as unread. Default is "no"


Input: [Name] archName [Description] The arch name of the distribution the Appliance is based on. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] baseCloneUri [Description] The URI to clone the Appliance. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] baseImagesStatusUri [Description] The URI to get all the statuses of the Appliance images. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] baseImagesUri [Description] The URI to get all the Image objects. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] baseLogsUri [Description] The URI to get the Appliance Logs. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] baseMySoftwareUri [Description] The URI to get all the MySoftware objects. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] baseOasPackageUri [Description] The URI to get the deployment package Open Appliance Studio.Please refer to the OAS documentation. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] baseOsProfileUri [Description] The URI to get the Appliance OSProfile. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] baseProjectsUri [Description] The URI to get all the Project objects included in the Appliance. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] basePublishImagesStatusUri [Description] The URI to get all the statuses of the Appliance published to various infrastructures (virtual, cloud...). [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] basePublishImagesUri [Description] The URI to get all PublishImage objects. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] bootScriptUris [Description] The list of boot script URI included in the Appliance. [Type]

Output: UriList


Input: [Name] bootScriptsUri [Description] The URI to get all the bootscript objects. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] completeInstalledSize [Description] The Appliance size. Uncompressed size of the appliance is equal to the size of the uncompressed packages included in the OSProfile + size of the uncompressed dependencies + size of the included Project, MySoftware and Configuration compressed packages [Type]

Output: long


Input: [Name] completeSize [Description] The Appliance compressed image size. Compressed size of the appliance is equal to the size of the compressed packages included in the OSProfile + size of the compressed dependencies + size of the compressed Project, MySoftware and Configuration packages.You can check this metric with the field size. By comparing these, you will see the impact of the dependencies on the size. [Type]

Output: long


Input: [Name] confMgmtPlatformUris [Description] The list of ConfMgmgPlatform URIs. [Type]

Output: UriList


Input: [Name] confMgmtPlatformsUri [Description] The URI to get all the ConfMgmtPlatform objects. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] created [Description] The date the Appliance object is created. [Type]

Output: Date


Input: [Name] description [Description] The Appliance description. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] digest [Description] Object hash. Used for Client caching. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] distributionName [Description] The name of the distribution the Appliance is based on. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] distributionUri [Description] The URI of the distribution used in the Appliance. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] imageUris [Description] The list of Appliance image URI. [Type]

Output: UriList


Input: [Name] installProfileUri [Description] The URI to get the InstallProfile. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] installedSize [Description] The Appliance uncompressed image size. Uncompressed size of the appliance is equal to the size of the uncompressed packages included in the OSProfile (Warning: without dependencies) + size of the uncompressed Project, MySoftware and Configuration packages.You can check this metric with the field completeInstalledSize. By comparing these, you will see the impact of the dependencies on the size. [Type]

Output: long


Input: [Name] lastLogUri [Description] The URI of the latest log available for the Appliance. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] lastModified [Description] The date the object was last modified. [Type]

Output: Date


Input: [Name] lastPkgUpdate [Description] The Appliance time machine date. All the distribution packages included in the Appliance will have timestamps less or equal to this date. [Type]

Output: Date


Input: [Name] logo [Description] The logo of the Appliance. [Type]

Output: Logo


Input: [Name] mySoftwareUris [Description] The list of included MySoftware URI. [Type]

Output: UriList


Input: [Name] name [Description] The Appliance name. Please note that name and version should not exceed 48 characters. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] nbUpdates [Description] The number of updates available for this appliance OSProfile (all updates are Distribution Pkg updates). This is based on the date of the Appliance update (time machine). 0 or -1 means there are no updates. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Name] oasPackage [Description] The Open Appliance Studio package (used for deployments and last-mile appliance configuration) attached to the Appliance. [Type]

Output: OASPkg


Input: [Name] oasPackageUri [Description] The URI to get the deployment package Open Appliance Studio.Please refer to the OAS documentation. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] org [Description] The Org this appliance belongs to. [Type]

Output: Org


Input: [Name] orgUri [Description] The Org URI the Appliance is based on. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] osProfile [Description] The Appliance OSProfile. [Type]

Output: DistribProfile


Input: [Name] osProfileUri [Description] The URI to get the Appliance OSProfile. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] parentAppliance [Description] The URI of the Appliance used to create this one. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] projectUris [Description] The list of Project URIs used. [Type]

Output: UriList


Input: [Name] publishImageUris [Description] The list of PublishImage URIs. [Type]

Output: UriList


Input: [Name] revision [Description] The appliance revision. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Name] size [Description] The Appliance size. Theoretical compressed size of the appliance is equal to the size of the compressed packages included in the OSProfile (Warning: without dependencies) + size of the included Project, MySoftware and Configuration compressed packages.You can check this metric with the field installedSize. By comparing these, you will see the impact of the dependencies on the size. [Type]

Output: long


Input: [Name] uri [Description] The URI of the Appliance. [Type]

Output: URI


Input: [Name] version [Description] The Appliance version. Please note that name and version should not exceed 48 characters. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Returned Value] A range of 32 bits, the meaning of which must be determined by comparison with a list of constants. [Suffix]

Output: Attr

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Input: [Returned Value] A number indicating how many of the indicated type of items exist. [Suffix]

Output: Count

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Input: [Returned Value] A size, usually in bytes. [Suffix]

Output: Size

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Input: [Returned Value] Base address of a table. [Suffix]

Output: Table

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Input: [Returned Value] An index describing a particular type of feature. [Suffix]

Output: Type

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Input: [Returned Value] A version number. Implied decimal points may separate digits of the returned value. For example, a value of 0x0910 returned in response to the gestaltSystemVersion selector means that system software version 9.1.0 is present. [Suffix]

Output: Version

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Input: [Field] Rating [Explanation]

Output: Event rating based on the Protection Level of the security option.


Input: [Field] Date/Time [Explanation]

Output: Date and time the event occurred.


Input: [Field] Type [Explanation]

Output: Type of program alert that occurred. Possible values for this column include: Program Access Repeat Program New Program


Input: [Field] Program [Explanation]

Output: The program (displayed as the application file) that requested access. If a program name is unavailable, refer to the Description field of the Entry Details window.


Input: [Field] Source IP [Explanation]

Output: The IP address of the computer sending the request. If the source IP cannot be determined, this field may be left blank.


Input: [Field] Destination IP [Explanation]

Output: The IP address of the computer receiving the request. If the destination IP cannot be determined, this field may be left blank.


Input: [Field] Direction [Explanation]

Output: Specifies whether the request that caused the event was incoming, outgoing, or occurred as a result of internal traffic on your computer (data).


Input: [Field] Action Taken [Explanation]

Output: Specifies whether the request was Allowed or Blocked. Action is followed by /


Input: [Field] Count [Explanation]

Output: The number of times this action was taken.


Input: [Field] Source DNS [Explanation]

Output: The domain name server of the computer that is sending the request.


Input: [Field] Destination DNS [Explanation]

Output: The domain name server of the computer that is receiving the request.


Input: [Limit identifier] Maximum number of schedules per bandwidth template [Limit] 168 [Comments]

Output: A schedule for every hour, every day of the week (24*7).

Microsoft Azure Subscription and Service Limits, Quotas, and Constraints


Input: [Limit identifier] Maximum number of snapshots of any type that can be retained per volume [Limit] 256 [Comments]

Output: This includes local snapshots and cloud snapshots.

Microsoft Azure Subscription and Service Limits, Quotas, and Constraints


Input: [Limit identifier] Maximum number of volumes that can be processed in parallel for backup, restore, or clone [Limit] 16 [Comments]

Output: If there are more than 16 volumes, they will be processed sequentially as processing slots become available. New backups of a cloned or a restored volume cannot occur until the operation is finished.

Microsoft Azure Subscription and Service Limits, Quotas, and Constraints


Input: [Limit identifier] Restore and clone recover time [Limit] < 2 minutes [Comments]

Output: The volume is made available within 2 minutes of restore or clone operation, regardless of the volume size. The volume performance may initially be slower than normal as most of the data and metadata still resides in the cloud. Performance may increase as data flows from the cloud to the StorSimple device. The total time to download metadata depends on the allocated volume size. Metadata is automatically brought into the device in the background at the rate of 5 minutes per TB of allocated volume data. This rate may be affected by Internet bandwidth to the cloud. The restore or clone operation is complete when all the metadata is on the device. Backup operations cannot be performed until the restore or clone operation is fully complete.

Microsoft Azure Subscription and Service Limits, Quotas, and Constraints


Input: [Limit identifier] Maximum client read/write throughput (when served from the SSD tier)* [Limit] 920/720 MB/s with a single 10GbE network interface [Comments]

Output: Up to 2x with MPIO and two network interfaces.

Microsoft Azure Subscription and Service Limits, Quotas, and Constraints


Input: [Limit identifier] Maximum client read/write throughput (when served from the cloud tier)* [Limit] 11/41 MB/s [Comments]

Output: Read throughput depends on clients generating and maintaining sufficient I/O queue depth.

Microsoft Azure Subscription and Service Limits, Quotas, and Constraints


Input: [Widget Name] XltAnimatedButton [Widget Description]

Output: XltBubbleButton sub-class for displaying a sequence of Pixmaps, or XmStrings, as an animation.


Input: [Widget Name] XltAppShell [Widget Description]

Output: A drop-in replacement for Xt's applicationShell which makes supporting private colormaps and non-default visual a no-brainer.


Input: [Widget Name] XltBubbleButton [Widget Description]

Output: XmPushButton sub-class with tool-tips, bubble-help, annoying clutter on the screen, or what ever it's called these days.


Input: [Widget Name] XltEntrySB [Widget Description]

Output: A combination of an XmScale and XmTextField for numeric entry.


Input: [Widget Name] XltFilePicker [Widget Description]

Output: A combination XmLabel, XmTextField, and XltBubbleButton that pops up an XmFileSelectionDialog and displays the selection.


Input: [Widget Name] XltHost [Widget Description]

Output: An object sub-class that opens a TCP/IP stream and returns the data from the stream with callbacks.


Input: [Widget Name] XltNumEntry [Widget Description]

Output: An XmLabel, XmTextField and a couple of XmArrowButtons for numeric data entry. This has a built in calculator, so you can enter "4 * sin(PI)" as "4 * sin(PI)" instead of ".2192". It's pretty cool, if I do say so myself.


Input: [Widget Name] Strokes [Widget Description]

Output: The next thing in UI design, available here first! Beats "themes" hands down, this is actually useful!


Input: [Widget Name] XltDisplayFallbackResources [Widget Description]

Output: A function to print the compiled in FallBack resources to stderr in a resource file format.


Input: [Widget Name] XltDisplayOptions [Widget Description]

Output: A function to print the command line options to stderr.


Input: [Widget Name] XltHostTranscript [Widget Description]

Output: A function to create a dialog that displays all incoming data on a Host stream in an XmScrolledText widget.


Input: [Widget Name] XltRedirectStdErr [Widget Description]

Output: A function that captures stderr and displays it in a dialog.


Input: [Widget Name] XltSetClientIcon [Widget Description]

Output: A function to set the ApplicationShell iconPixmap and iconMask with the xpm data.


Input: [Widget Name] Sound [Widget Description]

Output: Easily add actions and resources to play sound files.


Input: [Widget Name] XltToolBarAddItem [Widget Description]

Output: A function that makes it easy to add XltBubbleButtons that display xpm icons to an XmRowColumn, for use as a tool bar.


Input: [Widget Name] XltWorking [Widget Description]

Output: Pops up a dialog that displays the percentage of a task complete without having to convert the task to a WorkProc, and without having to worry about un-managing the dialog before it is actually mapped.


Input: [Widget Name] XltYesNo [Widget Description]

Output: An "in-line" dialog for simple questions.


Input: [Widget Name] SciPlot Widget (by Rob McMullen) [Widget Description]

Output: A widget capable of plotting cartesian or polar graphs, including logarithmic axes in cartesian plots. Professional quality 2D graphs for free !


Input: [Widget Name] ListTree widget (also by Rob McMullen) [Widget Description]

Output: A small list widget capable of displaying lists of text strings (with an optional pixmap) in a hierarchal directory list sort of format.


Input: [Widget Name] FontChooser (by Danny Backx) [Widget Description]

Output: A widget which allows a user to select a font based on its XLFD name.


Input: [Widget Name] XltSelectionBox [Widget Description]

Output: Widget just like the XmSelectionBox except that the list scrolls to the closest match in the list as text is typed in the TextField


Input: [Name] num [Default value] false [Description]

Output: List items selector for numbered (1, 2, 3, …) page links

Keyboard Shortcuts for Pagination — Osvaldas Valutis


Input: [Name] numCurrent [Default value] false [Description]

Output: Currently active numbered list item selector

Keyboard Shortcuts for Pagination — Osvaldas Valutis


Input: [Name] prev [Default value] false [Description]

Output: List item selector for the previous page link

Keyboard Shortcuts for Pagination — Osvaldas Valutis


Input: [Name] next [Default value] false [Description]

Output: List item selector for the next page link

Keyboard Shortcuts for Pagination — Osvaldas Valutis


Input: [Name] first [Default value] false [Description]

Output: List item selector for the first page link

Keyboard Shortcuts for Pagination — Osvaldas Valutis


Input: [Name] last [Default value] false [Description]

Output: List item selector for the last page link

Keyboard Shortcuts for Pagination — Osvaldas Valutis


Input: [Name] doublePressInt [Default value] 250 [Description]

Output: An interval (delta) in milliseconds between two button presses. Serves as a shortcut for first and last, which must be set. The lower the value the faster the button should be pressed two times.

Keyboard Shortcuts for Pagination — Osvaldas Valutis


Input: [Name] keyCodeLeft [Default value] 37 [Description]

Output: Key code for previous page

Keyboard Shortcuts for Pagination — Osvaldas Valutis


Input: [Name] keyCodeRight [Default value] 39 [Description]

Output: Key code for next page

Keyboard Shortcuts for Pagination — Osvaldas Valutis


Input: [New] $_GET [Old] $HTTP_GET_VARS [Description]

Output: This superglobal contains the variables sent to the program by the get method such as a guery string.

PHP Superglobal Variables and Register_Globals - PHP


Input: [New] $_POST [Old] $HTTP_POST_VARS [Description]

Output: This superglobal contains the variables sent to the program by the post method.

PHP Superglobal Variables and Register_Globals - PHP


Input: [New] $_COOKIE [Old] $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS [Description]

Output: This superglobal contains the variables available to the program from a cookie.

PHP Superglobal Variables and Register_Globals - PHP


Input: [New] $_SESSION [Old] $HTTP_SESSION_VARS [Description]

Output: This superglobal contains the variables registered by the program via a session.

PHP Superglobal Variables and Register_Globals - PHP


Input: [New] $_FILES [Old] $HTTP_POST_FILES [Description]

Output: This superglobal contains the variables available from a file upload.

PHP Superglobal Variables and Register_Globals - PHP


Input: [New] $_ENV [Old] $_HTTP_ENV_VARS [Description]

Output: This superglobal contains the variables available from the server environment.

PHP Superglobal Variables and Register_Globals - PHP


Input: [New] $_REQUEST [Old] -- [Description]

Output: This superglobal contains the variables sent to a program by any type of user input. This is the most general or universal type of superglobal.

PHP Superglobal Variables and Register_Globals - PHP


Input: [New] $_SERVER [Old] -- [Description]

Output: This superglobal contains information about the server such as file paths.

PHP Superglobal Variables and Register_Globals - PHP


Input: [Command] bitest [Description]

Output: Binomial probability test


Input: [Command] cc [Description]

Output: Case–control study odds ratios


Input: [Command] ci [Description]

Output: Centiles with confidence intervals


Input: [Command] cs [Description]

Output: Cohort study risk differences and ratios


Input: [Command] ir [Description]

Output: incidence-rate ratios and differences


Input: [Command] istdize [Description]

Output: Indirect standardization


Input: [Command] ksmirnov [Description]

Output: Two-sample Kolmogorov–Smirnov test


Input: [Command] loneway [Description]

Output: Large one-way analysis of variance


Input: [Command] mcc [Description]

Output: Matched case–control study statistics


Input: [Command] median [Description]

Output: Equality-of-medians test


Input: [Command] symmetry [Description]

Output: Symmetry and marginal homogeneity tests


Input: [Command] tabulate2, tab2 [Description]

Output: Two-way tables with Fisher’s exact test


Input: [Command] tetrachoric [Description]

Output: Tetrachoric correlations


Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+O [Result]

Output: In-place outline view

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+T [Result]

Output: In-place quick type hierarchy

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+M [Result]

Output: Maximize/restore current window/view

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+D [Result]

Output: Delete line

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+Shift+delete [Result]

Output: Delete to end of line

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] Shift+Enter [Result]

Output: Insert new line below

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] Alt+Shift+R [Result]

Output: Rename

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] Alt+Shift+T [Result]

Output: Quick refactoring menu

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] F3 [Result]

Output: Open declaration

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] F4 [Result]

Output: Open in type hierarchy

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] F11 [Result]

Output: Debug last launched

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+F11 [Result]

Output: Run last launched

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Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+Shift+T [Result]

Output: Open type

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Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+Shift+R [Result]

Output: Open resource

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+Shift+G [Result]

Output: Search for references in workspace

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+F6 [Result]

Output: In-place editor selection

The Aspects Blog: Tips for using Eclipse effectively


Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+F7 [Result]

Output: In-place view selection

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Input: [Key combination] Ctrl+F8 [Result]

Output: In-place perspective selection

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Input: [Key combination] F12 [Result]

Output: Activate editor (useful if you’re following my suggestion of using fast views :- F21 will dismiss the fast view and return you to the editor)

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Input: [Key Stroke] Control + [Action]

Output: Adjust Column

Table Column Adjuster « Java Tips Weblog


Input: [Key Stroke] Control Shift + [Action]

Output: Adjust Columns

Table Column Adjuster « Java Tips Weblog


Input: [Key Stroke] Control – [Action]

Output: Restore Column

Table Column Adjuster « Java Tips Weblog


Input: [Key Stroke] Control Shift – [Action]

Output: Restore Columns

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Input: [Key Stroke] Control * [Action]

Output: Toggle Dynamic

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Input: [Key Stroke] Control / [Action]

Output: Toggle Larger

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Input: [Section] man1 [Purpose]

Output: User programs


Input: [Section] man2 [Purpose]

Output: System calls


Input: [Section] man3 [Purpose]

Output: Library functions and subroutines


Input: [Section] man4 [Purpose]

Output: Devices


Input: [Section] man5 [Purpose]

Output: File formats


Input: [Section] man6 [Purpose]

Output: Games


Input: [Section] man7 [Purpose]

Output: Miscellaneous


Input: [Section] man8 [Purpose]

Output: System administration


Input: [Section] man9 [Purpose]

Output: Kernel internal variables and functions


Input: [Method] $.fancybox.showActivity [Description]

Output: Shows loading animation

Fancybox - Fancy jQuery lightbox alternative| API & Options


Input: [Method] $.fancybox.hideActivity [Description]

Output: Hides loading animation

Fancybox - Fancy jQuery lightbox alternative| API & Options


Input: [Method] $.fancybox.next [Description]

Output: Displays the next gallery item

Fancybox - Fancy jQuery lightbox alternative| API & Options


Input: [Method] $.fancybox.prev [Description]

Output: Displays the previous gallery item

Fancybox - Fancy jQuery lightbox alternative| API & Options


Input: [Method] $.fancybox.pos [Description]

Output: Displays item by index from gallery

Fancybox - Fancy jQuery lightbox alternative| API & Options


Input: [Method] $.fancybox.cancel [Description]

Output: Cancels loading content

Fancybox - Fancy jQuery lightbox alternative| API & Options


Input: [Method] $.fancybox.close [Description]

Output: Hides FancyBox Within an iframe use - parent.$.fancybox.close();

Fancybox - Fancy jQuery lightbox alternative| API & Options


Input: [Method] $.fancybox.resize [Description]

Output: Auto-resizes FancyBox height to match height of content

Fancybox - Fancy jQuery lightbox alternative| API & Options


Input: [Method] $.fancybox.center [Description]

Output: Centers FancyBox in viewport

Fancybox - Fancy jQuery lightbox alternative| API & Options


Input: [Parameter] source_url [Description]

Output: An URL to a source YouTrack server you want to import issues from.

Import from Another YouTrack Server - YouTrack 4.x Documentation - Confluence


Input: [Parameter] source_login [Description]

Output: Username to log in to a source YouTrack server.

Import from Another YouTrack Server - YouTrack 4.x Documentation - Confluence


Input: [Parameter] source_password [Description]

Output: Password to log in to the source YouTrack server.

Import from Another YouTrack Server - YouTrack 4.x Documentation - Confluence


Input: [Parameter] target_url [Description]

Output: An URL to a target YouTrack server you want to import issues to.

Import from Another YouTrack Server - YouTrack 4.x Documentation - Confluence


Input: [Parameter] target_login [Description]

Output: Username to log into the target YouTrack server.

Import from Another YouTrack Server - YouTrack 4.x Documentation - Confluence


Input: [Parameter] target_password [Description]

Output: Password to log in to the target YouTrack server.

Import from Another YouTrack Server - YouTrack 4.x Documentation - Confluence


Input: [Parameter] projectId [Description]

Output: projectID of a project you want to import to the target YouTrack server.

Import from Another YouTrack Server - YouTrack 4.x Documentation - Confluence


Input: [MacBook Key(combination)] FN+UpArrow [PC Key]

Output: Page Up

Mandriva 2010.1 on a MacBook Pro 5,1 (Unibody, Late 2008)


Input: [MacBook Key(combination)] FN+DownArrow [PC Key]

Output: Page Down

Mandriva 2010.1 on a MacBook Pro 5,1 (Unibody, Late 2008)


Input: [MacBook Key(combination)] FN+LeftArrow [PC Key]

Output: Home

Mandriva 2010.1 on a MacBook Pro 5,1 (Unibody, Late 2008)


Input: [MacBook Key(combination)] FN+RightArrow [PC Key]

Output: End

Mandriva 2010.1 on a MacBook Pro 5,1 (Unibody, Late 2008)


Input: [MacBook Key(combination)] Delete [PC Key]

Output: Backspace

Mandriva 2010.1 on a MacBook Pro 5,1 (Unibody, Late 2008)


Input: [MacBook Key(combination)] FN+Delete [PC Key]

Output: Delete

Mandriva 2010.1 on a MacBook Pro 5,1 (Unibody, Late 2008)


Input: [MacBook Key(combination)] FN+Return [PC Key]

Output: Insert

Mandriva 2010.1 on a MacBook Pro 5,1 (Unibody, Late 2008)


Input: [Setting] E-mail [Example] jsmith6@cayuga-cc.edu [Explanation]

Output: This is your unique CCC student e-mail account.


Input: [Setting] Server [Example] meridian.cayuga-cc.edu [Explanation]

Output: This is the student CCC e-mail server name. Type exactly what you see at left.


Input: [Setting] Domain [Example] student.ccc.lan [Explanation]

Output: This is the student domain info, type exactly what you see at left.


Input: [Setting] Username [Example] jsmith6 [Explanation]

Output: This is your unique username, drop the @cayuga-cc.edu from your e-mail address.


Input: [Setting] Password [Example] xxxxxx [Explanation]

Output: This is your unique e-mail/account password. Type the password you use to login to your CCC student e-mail Account.


Input: [Setting] Description [Example] CCC E-mail [Explanation]

Output: This field is simply a description field for the account. Feel free to give it any description you will remember. It will not affect your account.


Input: [Setting] SSL [Example] ON (or YES) [Explanation]

Output: This field specifies whether to use SSL encryption or not. This should be enabled for any mobile device in order for e-mail to work.


Input: [Description] Indicates whether or not to generate for interfaces. [Required] No, default is "true" [Attribute]

Output: acceptInterfaces

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Description] Indicates whether or not to generate for abstract classes. [Required] No, default is "true" [Attribute]

Output: acceptAbstractClasses

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Description] Sets the PackageSubstitutions attribute of the TemplateSubTask object [Required] No. [Attribute]

Output: packageSubstitutions

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Description] Indicates whether or not package substitution should be inherited [Required] No, default is "true" [Attribute]

Output: packageSubstitutionInheritanceSupported

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Description] Indicates whether or not to prefix with package structure. [Required] No, default is "true" [Attribute]

Output: prefixWithPackageStructure

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Description] The destination file name. If a {0} is found it's assumed that a per class output generation is needed, so {0} is substituted with class name; otherwise a single file is generated with the specified name. [Required] No, default is determined by this task. [Attribute]

Output: destinationFile

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Description] Sets the name of the template file to use for generation [Required] No, default is determined by this task. [Attribute]

Output: templateFile

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Description] Sets the HavingClassTag attribute of the TemplateSubTask object [Required] No. [Attribute]

Output: havingClassTag

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Required] No. [Attribute]

Output: ofType

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Description] Sets an optional name for the subtask that will be seen in XDoclet's debug messages. [Required] No. [Attribute]

Output: subTaskName

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Description] Sets the directory where the generated file(s) will be written. [Required] No. [Attribute]

Output: destDir

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Description] Specifies the location of the merge directory. This is where XDoclet will look for merge files. [Required] No. [Attribute]

Output: mergeDir

XDoclet: Attribute-Oriented Programming - webworkconfigproperties


Input: [Item:] Background color [Value:] HTML color name or color code [Description:]

Output: The background color of the order form. This field is substituted for the %O_BGCOLOR% variable.


Input: [Item:] Text color [Value:] HTML color name or color code [Description:]

Output: The text color of the order form. This field is substituted for the %O_TEXTCOLOR% variable.


Input: [Item:] Link Color [Value:] HTML color name or color code [Description:]

Output: The color of hypertext links on the order form. This field is substituted for the %O_LINKCOLOR% variable.


Input: [Item:] Visited Link Color [Value:] HTML color name or color code [Description:]

Output: The color of visited hypertext links on the order form. This field is substituted for the %O_VLINKCOLOR% variable.


Input: [Item:] Active Link Color [Value:] HTML color name or color code [Description:]

Output: The color of an active link on the order form. This field is substituted for the %O_ALINKCOLOR% variable.


Input: [Item:] Form Color [Value:] HTML color name or color code [Description:]

Output: The color of the form on the order form. This field is substituted for the %O_ALINKCOLOR% variable.


Input: [Item:] Heading Background Color [Value:] HTML color name or color code [Description:]

Output: The background color for headings in the order form. This field is substituted for the %O_HEADINGCOLOR% variable.


Input: [Item:] Heading Text Color [Value:] HTML color name or color code [Description:]

Output: The color of heading text in the order form. This field is substituted for the %O_HEADINGTEXTCOLOR% variable.


Input: [Description] User’s Dwolla ID [Parameter]

Output: Id


Input: [Description] If this is a business account, latitude of the account’s location. Otherwise, always 0 for individual accounts. [Parameter]

Output: Latitude


Input: [Description] If this is a business account, longitude of the account’s location. Otherwise, always 0 for individual accounts. [Parameter]

Output: Longitude


Input: [Description] Full account name (or business name for a business account) [Parameter]

Output: Name


Input: [Description] User’s home city [Parameter]

Output: City


Input: [Description] User’s home state [Parameter]

Output: State


Input: [Description] Personal or Commercial [Parameter]

Output: Type


Input: [Iwidget] buttonbox [Description]

Output: The Buttonbox performs geometry management for Pushbutton instances.

Mega Widget Set