Input: [Declaration] border-left: solid 1em black [Effect]

Output: Makes the left border a square black box.

Acid2: The Guided Tour - The Web Standards Project


Input: [Declaration] border-right: solid 1em black [Effect]

Output: Makes the right border a square black box.

Acid2: The Guided Tour - The Web Standards Project


Input: [Declaration] background: yellow url(data:image/png;base64,…) no-repeat fixed [Effect]

Output: The background of the element is set to ‘yellow’. Also, there is a 64px by 64px red box in the background (represented by the PNG image in the data url, not reprinted in full). The red box is not visible as the background-attachment is set to ‘fixed’ which puts the red box outside of view.

Acid2: The Guided Tour - The Web Standards Project


Input: [Method and Description] amountTakenToFillMe(Drink theSource) Given the liquid source, the amount of liquid which would need to be taken from the source liquid source to fill up THIS liquid source. [Modifier and Type]

Output: int

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] containsDrink() Whether this liquid container still contains any liquid. [Modifier and Type]

Output: boolean

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] disappearsAfterDrinking() Settable only internally, this method returns whether this entire object is destroyed immediately after it is drank from -- like a potion. [Modifier and Type]

Output: boolean

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] liquidHeld() The total amount of liquid possible to be contained in this liquid container. [Modifier and Type]

Output: int

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] liquidRemaining() The amount of liquid remaining in this liquid container. [Modifier and Type]

Output: int

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] liquidType() The material type of the liquid in this container. [Modifier and Type]

Output: int

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] setLiquidHeld(int amount) Sets the total amount of liquid possible to be contained in this liquid container. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] setLiquidRemaining(int amount) Sets the amount of liquid remaining in this liquid container. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] setLiquidType(int newLiquidType) Sets the material type of the liquid in this container. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] setThirstQuenched(int amount) Set the amount of thirst points quenched every time this item is drank from. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] thirstQuenched() The amount of thirst points quenched every time this item is drank from. [Modifier and Type]

Output: int

Methods


Input: [Action]

Output: Execute displayed word


Input: [Key] D [Action]

Output: Down: Step down into displayed word


Input: [Key] U [Action]

Output: Up: Finish current definition and step in its caller


Input: [Key] C [Action]

Output: Continue: trace current definition without stopping


Input: [Key] F [Action]

Output: Forth: enter a subordinate Forth interpreter


Input: [Key] G [Action]

Output: Go: resume normal execution (stop debugging)


Input: [Key] H [Action]

Output: Help: display this message


Input: [Key] ? [Action]

Output: Display short list of debug commands


Input: [Key] R [Action]

Output: RSTrace: Show contents of Forth return stack


Input: [Key] S [Action]

Output: See: Decompile definition being debugged


Input: [Key] $ [Action]

Output: Display top of stack as adr,len text string


Input: [Key] Q [Action]

Output: Quit: abandon execution of the debugged word


Input: [Key] ( [Action]

Output: Restrict debugger to the part of the definition after and including the word to be executed next. This is useful for debugging words with loops in then.


Input: [Key] < [Action]

Output: Restrict debugger to the part of the definition after the word to be executed next.


Input: [Key] ) [Action]

Output: Restrict to debugger to the part of the definition before the word to be executed next.


Input: [Key] * [Action]

Output: Undo (, >, or )


Input: [Description] A string which is used as a key for the template selection. [Item value]

Output: keys


Input: [Description] The description of the template. [Item value]

Output: description


Input: [Description] The type of a new item. [Item value]

Output: type


Input: [Description] The specification where the new item should be placed. [Item value]

Output: target


Input: [Description] The template for creating the capture item. [Item value]

Output: template


Input: [Description] Additional properties. [Item value]

Output: properties


Input: [Offset] 0 [Size] 4 [Description] Flags, see below. [Field]

Output: Flags


Input: [Offset] 4 [Size] 4 [Description] Offset in bytes of try block from start of the header. [Field]

Output: TryOffset


Input: [Offset] 8 [Size] 4 [Description] Length in bytes of the try block [Field]

Output: TryLength


Input: [Offset] 12 [Size] 4 [Description] Location of the handler for this try block [Field]

Output: HandlerOffset


Input: [Offset] 16 [Size] 4 [Description] Size of the handler code in bytes [Field]

Output: HandlerLength


Input: [Offset] 20 [Size] 4 [Description] Meta data token for a type-based exception handler [Field]

Output: ClassToken


Input: [Offset] 20 [Size] 4 [Description] Offset in method body for filter-based exception handler [Field]

Output: FilterOffset


Input: [Name] __sql__ [Version] all [Description]

Output: The SQL query that defines this relationship.


Input: [Name] action:visible? [Version] all [Description]

Output: A boolean value (0 or 1) that indicates whether this relationship should be visible in the record tabs.


Input: [Name] action:condition [Version] all [Description]

Output: An expression that evaluates to a boolean that determines at runtime whether the relationship's tab should appear in the record tabs.


Input: [Name] action:permission? [Version] all [Description]

Output: An array that determines at runtime whether the relationship's tab should appear in the record tabs for the logged in user. Also see: Relationship Permissions


Input: [Name] action:label? [Version] all [Description]

Output: The label that appears in the relationship tab for this relationship. Default is to use the relationship name.


Input: [Name] action:order? [Version] all [Description]

Output: An integer value that specifies the order of this relationship tab in relation to the other tabs.


Input: [Name] action:delegate? [Version] 1.0 [Description]

Output: The name of an alternative action that can be used instead of the standard related records list. One possible value for this would be "related_records_checkboxes" which would provide the user with a checkbox group to select the records that should be part of the relationship rather than the usual related record list.


Input: [Name] actions:addexisting? [Version] all [Description]

Output: Boolean value (0 or 1) indicating whether the action to add existing records should exist in this relationship.


Input: [Name] actions:addnew? [Version] all [Description]

Output: Boolean value (0 or 1) indicating whether the action to add new records should exist in this relationship.


Input: [Name] actions:remove? [Version] all [Description]

Output: Boolean value (0 or 1) indicating whether the action to remove existing records should exist in this relationship.


Input: [Name] list:type [Version] 0.8 [Description]

Output: Optional type of list to use for the related record list. Possible value: "treetable"


Input: [Name] meta:class [Version] 0.8 [Description]

Output: An optional special class to assign to the relationship, e.g. "parent" or "children".


Input: [Name] metafields:order? [Version] all [Description]

Output: If the relationship should have a default order this specifies the field that should be used for this sort.


Input: [Name] visibility:fieldName [Version] all [Description]

Output: If given the value hidden will make that particular fieldName disappear in the relationship. This will only be applied for that particular relationship.


Input: [Name] visibility:find? [Version] 1.3rc4 [Description]

Output: If given the value hidden this will cause the related fields to not appear on the find form. Normally each relationship is provided a section of the find form to enable users to find records that contain at least one match in the related records.


Input: [Name] vocabulary:existing? [Version] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Specifies a valuelist that can be used to provide the set of records that can be added to this relationship. If target table has a single column primary key then the valuelist should use the primary key for the value. If it has a multi-column primary key, then the value should be in the form key1=value1&key2=value2 etc... See also relationshipname__getAddableValues? delegate class method for a programatic solution.


Input: [_defaults] _name [Default: defaults] Default: 'tinycircleslider' [Object private]

Output: String private final

Tiny Circleslider: A lightweight cross browser circular carousel.


Input: [_defaults] angleCurrent [Default: defaults] The current angle in degrees Default: 0 [Object private]

Output: Number

Tiny Circleslider: A lightweight cross browser circular carousel.


Input: [_defaults] dots [Default: defaults] When dotsSnap is enabled every slide has a corresponding dot. Default: [] [Object private]

Output: Array

Tiny Circleslider: A lightweight cross browser circular carousel.


Input: [_defaults] intervalActive [Default: defaults] If the interval is running the value will be true. Default: false [Object private]

Output: Boolean

Tiny Circleslider: A lightweight cross browser circular carousel.


Input: [_defaults] options [Default: defaults] The options of the carousel extend with the defaults. Default: defaults [Object private]

Output: Object

Tiny Circleslider: A lightweight cross browser circular carousel.


Input: [_defaults] slideCurrent [Default: defaults] The index of the current slide. Default: 0 [Object private]

Output: Number

Tiny Circleslider: A lightweight cross browser circular carousel.


Input: [_defaults] slidesTotal [Default: defaults] The number of slides the slider is currently aware of. Default: 0 [Object private]

Output: Number

Tiny Circleslider: A lightweight cross browser circular carousel.


Input: [Navigation Event] Window opened [Description]

Output: When the user opens a new window. In most window's lists of navigation events, this is the first entry. This event can only occur when entering a state.

Towards an Integrated Approach to Collaborative Web Usage


Input: [Navigation Event] Link followed [Description]

Output: Whenever a user clicks on a hyperlink of a web page.

Towards an Integrated Approach to Collaborative Web Usage


Input: [Navigation Event] Form filled [Description]

Output: Some sites (for instance, search-engines) use forms so that the user can enter information. When the user fills such a form and then sends it, some sort of reply will be sent. The process of filling a form, sending it and receiving the result is refered to by this Navigation Event.

Towards an Integrated Approach to Collaborative Web Usage


Input: [Navigation Event] URI entered [Description]

Output: When the user manually enters a new URI and retrieves the document referred to by that URI.

Towards an Integrated Approach to Collaborative Web Usage


Input: [Navigation Event] Back [Description]

Output: When the user clicks on the back button to fetch the previously viewed page.

Towards an Integrated Approach to Collaborative Web Usage


Input: [Navigation Event] Forward [Description]

Output: When the user clicks on the forward button to fetch the page after the currently viewed page. As mentioned before, the history (user session) consists of a list of states and actions ordered in time. The problem of users going back and forth and branching to new links is irrelavant in this approach. As an advanced feature, the graph structure of the user session could be presented to the user for an improved history navigation. Besides implementation costs it must be noted, however, that many user's may have problems dealing with that complexity.

Towards an Integrated Approach to Collaborative Web Usage


Input: [Navigation Event] Home [Description]

Output: When the user clicks on the home button to go to the first state in the list of the current window in the current session. The session can be repeated by clicking home followed by a number of clicks on forward.

Towards an Integrated Approach to Collaborative Web Usage


Input: [Navigation Event] History State restored [Description]

Output: When the user restores a browsing state while browsing a user session.

Towards an Integrated Approach to Collaborative Web Usage


Input: [Navigation Event] Bookmark restored [Description]

Output: When the user restores a browsing state by using a bookmark.

Towards an Integrated Approach to Collaborative Web Usage


Input: [Navigation Event] Window closed [Description]

Output: When the user closes a window. This event can only occur when leaving a state.

Towards an Integrated Approach to Collaborative Web Usage


Input: [Default Value] .js-image [Type] String [Description] The target element holding all of the info (image/caption). View the source of the demo for a better understanding. [Key]

Output: image

jSquares images and description hover overlay (jQuery) |


Input: [Default Value] .js-small-caption [Type] String [Description] The target element holding the caption. This element is found within the element specified as js_image. [Key]

Output: caption

jSquares images and description hover overlay (jQuery) |


Input: [Default Value] 12 [Type] Integer [Description] This is the padding on the caption that pops up on hover. [Key]

Output: caption_overlay_spacing

jSquares images and description hover overlay (jQuery) |


Input: [Default Value] 400 [Type] Integer [Description] This is the width of the caption that pops up on hover. [Key]

Output: caption_width

jSquares images and description hover overlay (jQuery) |


Input: [Default Value] 130 [Type] Integer [Description] This is the height of the caption that pops up on hover. [Key]

Output: caption_height

jSquares images and description hover overlay (jQuery) |


Input: [Default Value] .3 [Type] Integer | Float [Description] This is the opacity that you want the images/captions to fade to when you roll over an image. [Key]

Output: fade_to

jSquares images and description hover overlay (jQuery) |


Input: [Default Value] 1 [Type] Integer | Float [Description] This is opacity that images/captions are sent back to after you roll off the image set. This normally shouldn’t be altered. [Key]

Output: fade_start

jSquares images and description hover overlay (jQuery) |


Input: [Default Value] true [Type] Boolean [Description] By default the images will shuffle in (fade in) randomly. If you don’t want any effects and to have them just appear, change this to false. [Key]

Output: shuffle_in

jSquares images and description hover overlay (jQuery) |


Input: [Default Value] 130 [Type] Integer [Description] If js_shuffle_in is set to true, you can set the speed in which images appear one after the other. [Key]

Output: shuffle_in_speed

jSquares images and description hover overlay (jQuery) |


Input: [Default Value] true [Type] Boolean [Description] By default the images fade to a value set by js_fade_to, if you just want them to change opacity then change this to false. [Key]

Output: fade_on_hover

jSquares images and description hover overlay (jQuery) |


Input: [Default Value] true [Type] Boolean [Description] The caption has a slide down effect when you hover over an image. If you just want it to appear instead of sliding down, change this to false. [Key]

Output: caption_slide_down

jSquares images and description hover overlay (jQuery) |


Input: [Default Value] fast [Type] String | Integer [Description] If the option key js_caption_slide_down is set to true, you can change the speed that it slides down at. [Key]

Output: caption_slidedown_speed

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Input: [Parameter] autoPostBack [Property Reference]

Output: See AutoPostBack


Input: [Parameter] buttonText [Property Reference]

Output: See ButtonText


Input: [Parameter] calendarStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See CalendarStyle


Input: [Parameter] calendarStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See CalendarStyle


Input: [Parameter] culture [Property Reference]

Output: See Culture


Input: [Parameter] dateFormat [Property Reference]

Output: See DateFormat


Input: [Parameter] dayHeaderStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See DayHeaderStyle


Input: [Parameter] dayHeaderStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See DayHeaderStyle


Input: [Parameter] dayNameFormat [Property Reference]

Output: See DayNameFormat


Input: [Parameter] dayStatusBarText [Property Reference]

Output: See DayStatusBarText


Input: [Parameter] dayStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See DayStyle


Input: [Parameter] dayStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See DayStyle


Input: [Parameter] openCalendarOnTextBoxFocus [Property Reference]

Output: See OpenCalendarOnTextBoxFocus


Input: [Parameter] datePickerDisplayType [Property Reference]

Output: See DatePickerDisplayType


Input: [Parameter] downYearSelectorImageFileName [Property Reference]

Output: See DownYearSelectorImageFileName


Input: [Parameter] downYearSelectorText [Property Reference]

Output: See DownYearSelectorText


Input: [Parameter] enabled [Property Reference]

Output: See Enabled


Input: [Parameter] firstDayOfWeek [Property Reference]

Output: See FirstDayOfWeek


Input: [Parameter] footerStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See FooterStyle


Input: [Parameter] footerStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See FooterStyle


Input: [Parameter] footNoteStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See FootNoteStyle


Input: [Parameter] footNoteStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See FootNoteStyle


Input: [Parameter] footNoteText [Property Reference]

Output: See FootNoteText


Input: [Parameter] forceSixRows [Property Reference]

Output: See ForceSixRows


Input: [Parameter] maximumDate [Property Reference]

Output: See MaximumDate


Input: [Parameter] minimumDate [Property Reference]

Output: See MinimumDate


Input: [Parameter] monthSelectorEnabled [Property Reference]

Output: See MonthSelectorEnabled


Input: [Parameter] monthSelectorXOffset [Property Reference]

Output: See MonthSelectorXOffset


Input: [Parameter] monthSelectorYOffset [Property Reference]

Output: See MonthSelectorYOffset


Input: [Parameter] nextMonthImageFileName [Property Reference]

Output: See NextMonthImageFileName


Input: [Parameter] nextMonthText [Property Reference]

Output: See NextMonthText


Input: [Parameter] nextPrevFormat [Property Reference]

Output: See NextPrevFormat


Input: [Parameter] nextPrevMonthImageHeight [Property Reference]

Output: See NextPrevMonthImageHeight


Input: [Parameter] nextPrevMonthImageWidth [Property Reference]

Output: See NextPrevMonthImageWidth


Input: [Parameter] nextPrevStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See NextPrevStyle


Input: [Parameter] nextPrevStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See NextPrevStyle


Input: [Parameter] noneButtonStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See NoneButtonStyle


Input: [Parameter] noneButtonStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See NoneButtonStyle


Input: [Parameter] noneButtonText [Property Reference]

Output: See NoneButtonText


Input: [Parameter] nullDateText [Property Reference]

Output: See NullDateText


Input: [Parameter] onClientAfterCalendarOpen [Property Reference]

Output: See OnClientAfterCalendarOpen


Input: [Parameter] onClientBeforeCalendarOpen [Property Reference]

Output: See OnClientBeforeCalendarOpen


Input: [Parameter] onClientBeforeCalendarClose [Property Reference]

Output: See OnClientBeforeCalendarClose


Input: [Parameter] onClientAfterSelectionChanged [Property Reference]

Output: See OnClientAfterSelectionChanged


Input: [Parameter] onClientAfterVisibleMonthChanged [Property Reference]

Output: See OnClientAfterVisibleMonthChanged


Input: [Parameter] onClientBeforeSelectionChanged [Property Reference]

Output: See OnClientBeforeSelectionChanged


Input: [Parameter] onClientBeforeVisibleMonthChanged [Property Reference]

Output: See OnClientBeforeVisibleMonthChanged


Input: [Parameter] onClientDayRender [Property Reference]

Output: See OnClientDayRender


Input: [Parameter] otherMonthDayStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See OtherMonthDayStyle


Input: [Parameter] otherMonthDayStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See OtherMonthDayStyle


Input: [Parameter] popUpStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See PopUpStyle


Input: [Parameter] popUpStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See PopUpStyle


Input: [Parameter] prevMonthImageFileName [Property Reference]

Output: See PrevMonthImageFileName


Input: [Parameter] prevMonthText [Property Reference]

Output: See PrevMonthText


Input: [Parameter] selectableNextMonthDays [Property Reference]

Output: See SelectableNextMonthDays


Input: [Parameter] selectablePrevMonthDays [Property Reference]

Output: See SelectablePrevMonthDays


Input: [Parameter] selectableWeekDays [Property Reference]

Output: See SelectableWeekDays


Input: [Parameter] selectableWeekendDays [Property Reference]

Output: See SelectableWeekendDays


Input: [Parameter] selectedDayStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See SelectedDayStyle


Input: [Parameter] selectedDayStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See SelectedDayStyle


Input: [Parameter] showDayHeader [Property Reference]

Output: See ShowDayHeader


Input: [Parameter] showDaysInNextMonth [Property Reference]

Output: See ShowDaysInNextMonth


Input: [Parameter] showDaysInPrevMonth [Property Reference]

Output: See ShowDaysInPrevMonth


Input: [Parameter] showNextPrevMonth [Property Reference]

Output: See ShowNextPrevMonth


Input: [Parameter] showNoneButton [Property Reference]

Output: See ShowNoneButton


Input: [Parameter] showTitle [Property Reference]

Output: See ShowTitle


Input: [Parameter] showTodayButton [Property Reference]

Output: See ShowTodayButton


Input: [Parameter] showWeekNumbers [Property Reference]

Output: See ShowWeekNumbers


Input: [Parameter] specialDates [Property Reference]

Output: See SpecialDates


Input: [Parameter] titleStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See TitleStyle


Input: [Parameter] titleStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See TitleStyle


Input: [Parameter] todayButtonStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See TodayButtonStyle


Input: [Parameter] todayButtonStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See TodayButtonStyle


Input: [Parameter] todayButtonText [Property Reference]

Output: See TodayButtonText


Input: [Parameter] todayDayStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See TodayDayStyle


Input: [Parameter] todayDayStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See TodayDayStyle


Input: [Parameter] twoDigitYearBreak [Property Reference]

Output: See TwoDigitYearBreak


Input: [Parameter] upDownYearSelectorFormat [Property Reference]

Output: See UpDownYearSelectorFormat


Input: [Parameter] upDownYearSelectorImageHeight [Property Reference]

Output: See UpDownYearSelectorImageHeight


Input: [Parameter] upDownYearSelectorImageWidth [Property Reference]

Output: See UpDownYearSelectorImageWidth


Input: [Parameter] upYearSelectorImageFileName [Property Reference]

Output: See UpYearSelectorImageFileName


Input: [Parameter] upYearSelectorText [Property Reference]

Output: See UpYearSelectorText


Input: [Parameter] visibleDate [Property Reference]

Output: See VisibleDate


Input: [Parameter] weekendDayStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See WeekendDayStyle


Input: [Parameter] weekendDayStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See WeekendDayStyle


Input: [Parameter] weekNumberStyle [Property Reference]

Output: See WeekNumberStyle


Input: [Parameter] weekNumberStyleCssClass [Property Reference]

Output: See WeekNumberStyle


Input: [Parameter] xOffset [Property Reference]

Output: See XOffset


Input: [Parameter] yearSelectorEnabled [Property Reference]

Output: See YearSelectorEnabled


Input: [Parameter] yearSelectorXOffset [Property Reference]

Output: See YearSelectorXOffset


Input: [Parameter] yearSelectorYOffset [Property Reference]

Output: See YearSelectorYOffset


Input: [Parameter] yOffset [Property Reference]

Output: See YOffset


Input: [Directory] wav [Description] Wave files for the utterance [Type]

Output: provided


Input: [Directory] pm [Description] Pitch mark files [Type]

Output: provided


Input: [Directory] mfcc [Description] MFCCs for alignment [Type]

Output: provided


Input: [Directory] lab [Description] Label files from automatic alignment [Type]

Output: to be made


Input: [Directory] utt [Description] Festival utterance structures [Type]

Output: to be made


Input: [Directory] f0 [Description] Pitch contours [Type]

Output: provided


Input: [Directory] coef [Description] MFCCs + f0, for join cost [Type]

Output: provided


Input: [Directory] coef2 [Description] MFCCs + f0, stripped for join cost [Type]

Output: to be made


Input: [Directory] lpc [Description] LPC and residuals, used for synthesis [Type]

Output: provided


Input: [Value] Charcoal/Teal Blue [Detail]

Output: Color

Converse PC Advance - Mens - Charcoal/Teal Blue


Input: [Value] Converse [Detail]

Output: Manufacturer

Converse PC Advance - Mens - Charcoal/Teal Blue


Input: [Value] 135111F [Detail]

Output: Model Number

Converse PC Advance - Mens - Charcoal/Teal Blue


Input: [Value] Sport Inspired [Detail]

Output: Classification

Converse PC Advance - Mens - Charcoal/Teal Blue


Input: [Value] Men [Detail]

Output: Gender

Converse PC Advance - Mens - Charcoal/Teal Blue


Input: [Value] 2012 [Detail]

Output: Release Year

Converse PC Advance - Mens - Charcoal/Teal Blue


Input: [Value] Adult [Detail]

Output: Type

Converse PC Advance - Mens - Charcoal/Teal Blue


Input: [Variable name] STFID [Description]

Output: census tract identifier


Input: [Variable name] TRACTNAME [Description]

Output: census tract description


Input: [Variable name] DENS_PSQKM [Description]

Output: population per square kilometer


Input: [Variable name] PERSPHOUS [Description]

Output: persons per household


Input: [Variable name] PCTAFAM [Description]

Output: percent non-Hispanic African-American/black


Input: [Variable name] PCTASPAC [Description]

Output: percent non-Hispanic Asian/Pacific


Input: [Variable name] PCTHISP [Description]

Output: percent Hispanic/Latino


Input: [Variable name] PCT_LT18 [Description]

Output: percent less than 18


Input: [Variable name] PCT18_29 [Description]

Output: percent 18-29


Input: [Variable name] PCT30_49 [Description]

Output: percent 30-49


Input: [Variable name] PCT50_64 [Description]

Output: percent 50-64


Input: [Variable name] PCT_65UP [Description]

Output: percent 65+


Input: [Variable name] Z0PLUSHOUS [Description]

Output: percent occupied housing units in buildings with 10 or more housing units


Input: [Variable name] SINGFAMH [Description]

Output: percent occupied housing units that are single-family houses


Input: [Variable name] FEMHEADHH [Description]

Output: percent households female-headed


Input: [Variable name] MARCOUPHH [Description]

Output: percent households including married couple


Input: [Variable name] PUBTRANS [Description]

Output: percent workers 16+ using public transit to travel to work


Input: [Variable name] COLLDEGR [Description]

Output: percent population with college degree


Input: [Variable name] UNEMPL [Description]

Output: percent workers 16+ unemployed


Input: [Variable name] OWNOCC [Description]

Output: percent households owner-occupied


Input: [Variable name] NOCAR [Description]

Output: percent households with no vehicle


Input: [Variable name] POLISH [Description]

Output: percent Polish ancestry


Input: [Variable name] ITALIAN [Description]

Output: percent Italian ancestry


Input: [Variable name] RENT [Description]

Output: median rent of rented housing units


Input: [Variable name] HOUSVAL [Description]

Output: median value of owner-occupied housing units


Input: [Variable name] HHINC [Description]

Output: median household income


Input: [Variable name] PCAPINC [Description]

Output: per capita income


Input: [Variable name] YEARBILT [Description]

Output: mean year housing built


Input: [Variable name] PCTNONFM [Description]

Output: percent households "non-family"


Input: [Variable name] LINGISOL [Description]

Output: percent "linguistically isolated"


Input: [Variable name] FORBORN [Description]

Output: percent foreign born


Input: [Variable name] PROFMANAG [Description]

Output: percent workers 16+ professional/managerial


Input: [Variable name] PUBASST [Description]

Output: percent population on public assistance


Input: [Variable name] RUSSIAN [Description]

Output: percent Russian ancestry


Input: [Variable name] WHITE [Description]

Output: percent non-Hispanic white


Input: [Variable name] SAMESEXP [Description]

Output: percent households with same-sex partner


Input: [Class] AlignmentParameters [Description]

Output: a class that stores the arguments that can be sent to the AlignmentThread class

org.biojava.dasobert.das (biojava-legacy 1.8.5 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AlignmentThread [Description]

Output: A thread that gets the alignment from a das server

org.biojava.dasobert.das (biojava-legacy 1.8.5 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] DAS_DNA_Handler [Description]

Output: a class to parse the XML response of a DAS-DNA request.

org.biojava.dasobert.das (biojava-legacy 1.8.5 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] DAS_DSN_Handler [Description]

Output: XML parser for a DAS - DSN response

org.biojava.dasobert.das (biojava-legacy 1.8.5 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] DAS_Entry_Points_Handler [Description]

Output: a class to parse the reponse of a DAS - types request

org.biojava.dasobert.das (biojava-legacy 1.8.5 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] DAS_Feature_Handler [Description]

Output: a class to parse the response of a DAS - Feature request

org.biojava.dasobert.das (biojava-legacy 1.8.5 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] DAS_FeatureRetrieve [Description]

Output: A class to perform a DAS features request

org.biojava.dasobert.das (biojava-legacy 1.8.5 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] DAS_Sequence_Handler [Description]

Output: a class that parses the XML response of a DAS - sequence command.

org.biojava.dasobert.das (biojava-legacy 1.8.5 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] DAS_Stylesheet_Handler [Description]

Output: a class to parse the XML response of a DAS - stylesheet request.

org.biojava.dasobert.das (biojava-legacy 1.8.5 API)

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Input: [Class] DAS_StylesheetRetrieve [Description]

Output: this stores the stylesheet config for a DAS source.

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Input: [Class] DAS_Types_Handler [Description]

Output: a class to parse the reponse of a DAS - types request

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Input: [Class] DASInteractionXMLParser [Description]

Output: Class parsing the interaction DAS XML response.

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Input: [Class] DASStatus [Description]

Output: Status codes for DAS responses.

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Input: [Class] DasTimeFormat [Description]

Output: a simple class that converts a java.util.Date into the DAS Date and TIme convention

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Input: [Class] FeatureThread [Description]

Output: a thread that connects to a DAS - Feature service and gets the features

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Input: [Class] InteractionDasSource [Description]

Output: Extends the normal DAS source with some interaction specific things

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Input: [Class] InteractionThread [Description]

Output: The interaction thread queries an interaction DAS source and parses its results.

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Input: [Class] SequenceThread [Description]

Output: a thread that gets the sequence from a DAS server

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Input: [Class] StructureThread [Description]

Output: a thread that gets the protein structure from a das server.

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Input: [Class] StructureXMLStAXAdaptor [Description]

Output: a Class to adapt the Biojava StructureXMLResponseParser class for usage with StAX parser.

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Input: [Table Name] blog comment [Scoring Function]

Output: For placing a comment (when signed in) on one of your Salsa blogs.


Input: [Table Name] chapter officer [Scoring Function]

Output: For being designated an officer of one of your chapters.


Input: [Table Name] contact history [Scoring Function]

Output: If you use Salsa as a contact manager for tracking supporter "touches", contact history would include these.


Input: [Table Name] donation [Scoring Function]

Output: Gives a score for every instance of a donation -- regardless of amount.


Input: [Table Name] email [Scoring Function]

Output: Gives a score for every Salsa email blast sent to the supporter, regardless of whether opened or clicked.


Input: [Table Name] event [Scoring Function]

Output: Not to be confused with supporter_event. Gives a score for any supporter registering through a Distributed Event action to host their own event.


Input: [Table Name] listserve message [Scoring Function]

Output: If you use Salsa's group-based listserve functionality, this credits a subscriber every time s/he sends an email to the list.


Input: [Table Name] pledge [Scoring Function]

Output: Gives a score for every instance of a pledge -- regardless of amount or fulfillment status.


Input: [Table Name] recurring donation [Scoring Function]

Output: Gives a score to a supporter for submitting a recurring donation, regardless of amount or payment schedule. This is a one-time credit for making a recurring commitment; the individual payments generated by a recurring donation will be scored with thedonationtable.


Input: [Table Name] supporter [Scoring Function]

Output: Gives an immediate value to every supporter for his or her initial signup.


Input: [Table Name] supporter action [Scoring Function]

Output: Value for every action (write-your-rep, etc.) taken. If a single person takes action and contacts his or her two Senators and one House representative, supporter action target will countoneinstance.


Input: [Table Name] supporter action target [Scoring Function]

Output: Value for every individual message sent as a result of an action. If a single person takes action and contacts his or her two Senators and one House representative, supporter action target will count three instances.


Input: [Table Name] supporter_campaign supporter_campaign_data [Scoring Function]

Output: Same as supporter_action, but for the deprecated original write-your-rep tool aka "Campaigns". For scoring purposes, these tables are redundant with one another; use either one, but not both.


Input: [Table Name] supporter chapter [Scoring Function]

Output: Gives a score to any supporter who is a member of a chapter.


Input: [Table Name] supporter_email_statistics [Scoring Function]

Output: A table that keeps count of supporters' lifetime email messages received, opened, and clicked. This table can only be used with the Fixed scoring category ; because the supporter_email_statistics table lacks a date_created field, it will cause an error if set to Normal.


Input: [Table Name] supporter event [Scoring Function]

Output: Gives a score for any supporter registering to attend an event (either your own, or a Salsa distributed event conducted by another supporter). Note that a paid event registration generates both a supporter_event entry and a donation entry.


Input: [Table Name] supporter groups [Scoring Function]

Output: Credits supporter for every group membership. (The scoring tool does not differentiate between which groups are "important" and which not; it weighs all group memberships equally.)


Input: [Table Name] supporter letter [Scoring Function]

Output: Credits supporter for every letter-to-the-editor (LTE) action taken.


Input: [Table Name] supporter my donate page [Scoring Function]

Output: Gives a score to any supporter who has created a personal friend-to-friend fundraising page.


Input: [Table Name] supporter my donate page donation [Scoring Function]

Output: Gives a score to any supporter who has donated through a friend's personal fundraising page. Score is in addition to the score they will also receive for "donation" above.


Input: [Table Name] supporter petition [Scoring Function]

Output: Same as supporter_action, but for the deprecated original petition tool.


Input: [Table Name] supporter picture [Scoring Function]

Output: If using an instance of Salsa that allows supporters to upload a personal profile picture, this table would give them a scoring credit for doing so.


Input: [Table Name] supporter volunteer [Scoring Function]

Output: Credits with a score every supporter marked as a volunteer using the Salsa Volunteers tool.


Input: [Command] AddTargetToParty [Description]

Output: Adds the targeted pawn to your party.

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Input: [Command] GiveXP int nValue [Example] GiveXP 100 [Description]

Output: Gives/takes experience to player - cannot lower current level.

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Input: [Command] GiveTalentPoints int numPoints [Example] GiveTalentPoints -12 [Description]

Output: Gives/takes talent points to player.

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Input: [Command] Set BioAttributesPawnParty m_TalentPoints int numPoints [Example] Set BioAttributesPawnParty m_TalentPoints 10 [Description]

Output: Sets all active squad members' available talent points to the given value.

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Input: [Command] GiveBonusTalent int bonusIdentifier [Example] GiveBonusTalent 14 [Description]

Output: Gives bonus talents to player. See 'Talent Codes' below.

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Input: [Command] GiveSpectreTalents [Description]

Output: Unlocks Spectre talents.

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Input: [Command] PickSpecialization [Description]

Output: Unlocks bonus classes.

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Input: [Command] GiveSuperArmor [Description]

Output: Gives a light "Survivor X" armor with 8000 shields.

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Input: [Command] GiveItem Self string QaSuperArmor nmManufacturer [Example] GiveItem Self 10 QaSuperArmor Manf_Spectre03_Armor [Description]

Output: Gives ultimate armor with 10000-20000 shields, depending on which manufacturer string is used

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Input: [Command] GiveSuperGun [Description]

Output: Gives a geth assault rifle with 25000 points of damage.

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Input: [Command] GiveItem Self string Qa_SuperGun nmManufacturer [Example] GiveItem Self 10 Qa_SuperGun Manf_Geth_Weap [Description]

Output: Gives geth-style Assault Rifle which does 30000 to 40000 damage, depending on which manufacturer string is used. Non-geth manufacturer codes may or may not be geth-style.

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Input: [Command] GiveAll [Description]

Output: Gives one of each weapon, weapon mod, bioamp, omnitool, and grenade. Does not give armors.

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Input: [Command] GiveAllBioAmps string nmManufacturer [Example] GiveAllBioAmps Manf_Serrice_Bioamp [Description]

Output: Gives all bioamps to player.

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Input: [Command] GiveAllOmniTools string nmManufacturer [Example] GiveAllOmniTools Manf_Serrice_OmniTool [Description]

Output: Gives all omnitools to player.

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Input: [Command] GiveAllGrenades string nmManufacturer [Description]

Output: Gives all weapons of grenades to player.

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Input: [Command] GiveAllWeapons string nmManufacturer [Example] GiveAllWeapons Manf_Spectre03_Weap [Description]

Output: Gives all weapons of manufacturer to player.

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Input: [Command] GiveAllArmor string nmManufacturer [Example] GiveAllArmor Manf_Spectre03_Armor [Description]

Output: Gives all armors of manufacturer to player.

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Input: [Command] GiveAllArmorHuman string nmManufacturer [Description]

Output: Gives all human armors of manufacturer to player.

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Input: [Command] GiveAllArmorTurian string nmManufacturer [Description]

Output: Gives all turian armors of manufacturer to player.

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Input: [Command] GiveAllArmorQuarian string nmManufacturer [Description]

Output: Gives all quarian armors of manufacturer to player.

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Input: [Command] GiveAllArmorKrogan string nmManufacturer [Description]

Output: Gives all krogan armors of manufacturer to player.

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Input: [Command] GiveAllXMods [Description]

Output: Gives all weapon and armor mods.

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Input: [Command] GiveItem string nmActor int nSophistication string nmItemLabel string nmManufacturer [Example] Armor: GiveItem target 10 QuarianL manf_kassa_armor_colossus Weapon: GiveItem self 1 assault_rifle manf_hk_weap [Description]

Output: Gives item to player. The manufacturer string is optional. nSophistication determines the 'level' (I, II, ... X)

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Input: [Command] GiveArmor string nmActor int nSophistication string nmArmorLabel [Description]

Output: Gives armor to player.

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Input: [Command] SetParagon int Points [Description]

Output: Sets paragon points to specified value. (340 is max)

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Input: [Command] SetRenegade int Points [Description]

Output: Sets renegade points to specified value. (340 is max)

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Input: [Command] AdjustCredits int ####### [Description]

Output: Increments or decrements the value of the party's credits, to a maximum of 9,999,999.

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Input: [Command] InitCredits int ####### [Description]

Output: Sets the party's current credits to this amount, with a maximum value of 9,999,999.

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Input: [Command] InitSalvage int ### [Description]

Output: Sets the amount of the party's total omni-gel count, to a maximum value of 999.

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Input: [Command] InitMedigel int ## [Description]

Output: Sets the amount of the party's CURRENT medi-gel count; maximum value can only be increased by purchasing medi-gel count upgrades from stores.

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Input: [Command] InitGrenades int ## [Description]

Output: Sets the amount of the party's CURRENT grenade count; maximum value can only be increased by purchasing grenade count upgrades from stores.

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Input: [Command] KillCurrentTarget [Description]

Output: Kills the currently targeted pawn.

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Input: [Command] KillAll BioPawn [Description]

Output: Removes the player's henchmen from the party and all nearby pawns from the world. This is reported to cause problems when attempting to play through the full game without a party.

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Input: [Command] SetRunSpeed float speed [Example] SetRunSpeed 99 (for slow speed), SetRunSpeed 9999 (for fast speed) [Description]

Output: Sets your running speed to the specified value

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Input: [Command] SuperSpeed [Description]

Output: Toggles on and off super-fast movement. Using this twice will cancel out changes made by the SetRunSpeed command.

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Input: [Command] UnlockAchievement int nAchievementID [Example] UnlockAchievement 5 [Description]

Output: Unlocks an achievement. See Achievement Codes below.

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Input: [Command] SetGender int ## [Description]

Output: Changes the PC's gender; 0 is male, 1 is female. Appears to affect body and voice, but not dialog flags, and doesn't seem to kick in until you zone.

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Input: [Command] Ghost [Description]

Output: Disables collision clipping, prevents falling.

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Input: [Command] Fly [Description]

Output: Disables falling.

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Input: [Command] Walk [Description]

Output: Enables collision clipping and falling.

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Input: [Command] Teleport [Description]

Output: Moves player to location at crosshair.

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Input: [Command] At string newArea [Description]

Output: Moves player to new area, places player 'at' the area specified.

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Input: [Command] SpawnVehicle [Description]

Output: Spawns a Mako vehicle at the cursor location.

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Input: [Command] upgradevehicle 6 vehthrusterforcebooster [Description]

Output: Triples the thrust (power) of the Mako underjets.

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Input: [Command] FOV int ## [Example] FOV 45 [Description]

Output: Changes the Field of View to the specified degrees.

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Input: [Command] Setbind string key string command [Example] Setbind CapsLock Showhud [Description]

Output: Binds the specified command to the specified key

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Input: [Command] SloMo float multiplier [Description]

Output: Changes the game speed by the given multiplier (2.0 is twice as fast, 0.5 is half-speed)

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Input: [Command] StasisAll [Description]

Output: Freezes all NPCs in place permanently. This cannot be reversed without loading a savegame and should not be used aside from things like taking screenshots.

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Input: [Command] ToggleFlyCam [Description]

Output: Toggles free camera mode

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Input: [Command] CamToggleDebug [Description]

Output: Moves the camera slightly up and back of the player.

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Input: [Command] Set BioCameraBehaviorFree m_fMovementScalar float [Example] Set BioCameraBehaviorFree m_fMovementScalar 1.00 (very slow) Set BioCameraBehaviorFree m_fMovementScalar 6000.00 (very fast) [Description]

Output: Fine-tune the free camera's directional speed.

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Input: [Command] ShowHUD / ToggleHUD [Description]

Output: Toggles most parts of the HUD.

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Input: [Command] Show Scaleform [Description]

Output: Toggles all of the Scaleform elements off (HUD, menus text, quick power bar).

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Input: [Command] PlayersOnly [Description]

Output: Toggles the game pause, allowing the player to line up a screenshot.

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Input: [Command] SaveGame string [Description]

Output: Saves the game to filename indicated by string (See note 1).

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Input: [Command] LoadGame string [Description]

Output: Loads saved game indicated by string filename (See note 2).

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Input: [Command] Quit / Exit [Description]

Output: Exit game

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Input: [Command] Shot [Example] Shot [Description]

Output: Takes a screenshot exactly as it appears on the screen

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Input: [Command] TiledShot int multiplier int overlapPixels [Example] TiledShot 3x3 - takes a screenshot with a grid of 3 by 3. If the game is running in resolution of 1440x900, this will produce a 4320x2700 screenshot. TiledShot 2 - produces a screenshot twice the size of the game resolution. TiledShot 2 200 - takes a screenshot twice the size of the game resolution, and does overlap 200 pixels from every grid cell. [Description]

Output: Takes a screenshot at many times the resolution of the screen.

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Input: [Command] Stat FPS [Description]

Output: Toggles the display of your framerate

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Input: [Command] Obj Classes [Description]

Output: See Unreal engine console documentation.

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Input: [Command] Obj Dependancies [Description]

Output: See Unreal engine console documentation.

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Input: [Command] Obj Hash [Description]

Output: See Unreal engine console documentation.

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Input: [Command] Obj Linkers [Description]

Output: See Unreal engine console documentation.

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Input: [Command] Get string propertyidentifier string value [Description]

Output: See Unreal engine console documentation.

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Input: [Command] Set string propertyidentifier string value [Description]

Output: See Unreal engine console documentation.

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Input: [Command] Exec string filename [Description]

Output: Executes a specified file under the Mass Effect\Binaries directory

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Input: [Command] ce hench_picksquad [Description]

Output: Select a new squad from the selection screen

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Input: [name] keypad [description] Show the onscreen keypad [default]

Output: false


Input: [name] graphpaper [description] Show the graphpaper [default]

Output: true


Input: [name] expressions [description] Show the expression list [default]

Output: true


Input: [name] expressionsCollapsed [description] Collapse the expression list [default]

Output: false


Input: [name] menus [description] Show menus for adding different types of expressions and adjusting axes appearance [default]

Output: false


Input: [name] zoomButtons [description] Show onscreen zoom buttons [default]

Output: false


Input: [name] solutions [description] Show solutions to solvable equations, and values when tracing [default]

Output: true


Input: [name] lockViewport [description] Disable user panning and zooming graphpaper [default]

Output: false


Input: [Query] status [Parameters] None [Description]

Output: Checks and returns the status of the web service


Input: [Query] keywords [Parameters] like - string [Description]

Output: Search for a keyword name


Input: [Query] categories [Parameters] like - string [Description]

Output: Search for a category name


Input: [Query] keywordNoDate [Parameters] keyID - array of integers [Description]

Output: Number of occurrencies of defined keywords throughout the whole available date.


Input: [Query] keywordDate [Parameters] keyID - array of integers dateFrom - string in format YYYY/MM/DD dateTo - string in format YYYY/MM/DD [Description]

Output: Number of occurencies of defined keywords in a specific date range


Input: [Query] categoryNoDate [Parameters] catID - array of integers [Description]

Output: Number of occurrencies of defined categories throughout the whole available date.


Input: [Query] categoryDate [Parameters] catID - array of integers dateFrom - string in format YYYY/MM/DD dateTo - string in format YYYY/MM/DD [Description]

Output: Number of occurencies of defined categories in a specific date range


Input: [Configuration Setting] time.synchronize.tools.startup [Description]

Output: Specifies whether a time synchronization between guest and host is performed when the virtual machine is started or rebooted.

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Input: [Configuration Setting] time.syncTime [Description]

Output: Specifies whether a check should be performed every minute to ensure the time of a running guest system does not lag that of the host.

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Input: [Configuration Setting] time.synchronize.restore [Description]

Output: Specifies whether a time synchronization between guest and host is performed when the virtual machine is restored from a snapshot.

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Input: [Configuration Setting] time.synchronize.resume.disk [Description]

Output: Specifies whether a time synchronization between guest and host is performed when a suspended virtual machine session is resumed.

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Input: [Configuration Setting] time.synchronize.continue [Description]

Output: Specifies whether a time synchronization between guest and host is performed when a snapshot of the virtual machine is taken.

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Input: [Configuration Setting] time.synchronize.shrink [Description]

Output: Specifies whether a time synchronization between guest and host is performed when VMware Tools are used to shrink a virtual disk assigned to the virtual machine.

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Input: [Class] BranchToEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the BRANCH_TO macro from the Digitrax sound definition language

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Input: [Class] ChannelStartEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the CHANNEL_START macro from the Digitrax sound definition language

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Input: [Class] CommentMacroEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the SdfMacro for carrying a comment

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Input: [Class] DelaySoundEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the DELAY_SOUND macro from the Digitrax sound definition language

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Input: [Class] EditorFrame [Description]

Output: Frame for editing Digitrax SDF files.

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Input: [Class] EditorPane [Description]

Output: Pane for editing Digitrax SDF files.

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Input: [Class] EndSoundEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the END_SOUND.

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Input: [Class] FourByteMacroEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the generic four-byte macros from the Digitrax sound definition language In theory, this should never be invoked, because all the macros have specific editors.

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Input: [Class] GenerateTriggerEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the GENERATE_TRIGGER macro from the Digitrax sound definition language

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Input: [Class] InitiateSoundEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the INITIATE_SOUND macro.

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Input: [Class] LabelMacroEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the SdfMacro for carrying a comment

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Input: [Class] LoadModifierEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the LOAD_MODIFIER macro from the Digitrax sound definition language Arg1: Upper 4 bits - math modifiers FMATH_LODE et al Arg2: Arg3:

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Input: [Class] MaskCompareEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the MASK_COMPARE macro from the Digitrax sound definition language

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Input: [Class] MonitoringLabel [Description]

Output: Label which displays the contents of parameter messages.

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Input: [Class] PlayEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the PLAY macro from the Digitrax sound definition language

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Input: [Class] SdfMacroEditor [Description]

Output: Common base for all the SDF macro editors.

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Input: [Class] SdlVersionEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the SDL_VERSION macro from the Digitrax sound definition language

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Input: [Class] SkemeStartEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the SKEME_START macro from the Digitrax sound definition language.

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Input: [Class] SkipOnTriggerEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the SKIP_ON_TRIGGER macro from the Digitrax sound definition language

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Input: [Class] TwoByteMacroEditor [Description]

Output: Editor panel for the generic two-byte macros from the Digitrax sound definition language In theory, this should never be invoked, because all the macros have specific editors.

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Input: [Value] 1 [Description] the parameter is readable [Symbolic name]

Output: Gobject::PARAM_READABLE


Input: [Value] 2 [Description] the parameter is writable [Symbolic name]

Output: Gobject::PARAM_WRITABLE


Input: [Value] 4 [Description] the parameter will be set upon object construction [Symbolic name]

Output: Gobject::PARAM_CONSTRUCT


Input: [Value] 8 [Description] the parameter will only be set upon object construction [Symbolic name]

Output: Gobject::PARAM_CONSTRUCT_ONLY


Input: [Value] 16 [Description] upon parameter conversion strict validation is not required [Symbolic name]

Output: Gobject::PARAM_LAX_VALIDATION


Input: [Value] 3 [Description] Simple alias for Gobject::PARAM_READABLE | Gobject::PARAM_WRITABLE [Symbolic name]

Output: Gobject::PARAM_READWRITE


Input: [Accesses] ADSL [1] Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line

Output: A DSL line where the upload speed is different from the download speed. usually the download speed is much greater.

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Input: [Accesses] Adware

Output: Adware, or advertising-supported software, is any software application in which advertisements are displayed while the program is running. These applications include additional code that displays the ads in pop-up windows or through a bar that appears on a computer screen.

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Input: [Accesses] All the Web

Output: FAST, One of the fastest and most comprehensive of the search engines, but sadly used by only a very small fraction of searchers. This excellent resource is now bought out and used by Lycos a an internet resource

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Input: [Accesses] alt tags

Output: Image tags

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Input: [Accesses] Alta Vista

Output: A search engine which has declined in terms of percentage of the total search market over the past decade, but now seems to have stabilised and perhaps increased its share in certain regions of the world. It incorporates a paid express submission program called InfoSpider

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Input: [Accesses] Applet

Output: A small Java program that can be embedded in an HTML page. It differs from full-fledged Java applications in that cannot access certain resources on the local computer; and is prohibited from communicating with most other computers across a network. The common rule is that an applet can only make an internet connection to the computer from which the applet was sent.

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Input: [Accesses] ASCII [1] American Standard Code for Information Interchange

Output: This is the world-wide standard for the code numbers used by computers to represent all the upper and lower-case Latin letters, numbers, punctuation, etc. There are 128 standard ASCII codes each of which can be represented by a 7 digit binary number: 0000000 through 1111111.

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Input: [Accesses] Ask Jeeves

Output: A clever variant on the search engine, where questions are answered rather than search terms. Ask gets its data from a variety of sources including paid directories, paid submissions and other search engines, and it seems to be growing in popularity in the uk, partly as a result of successful advertising campaigns in the media

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Input: [Accesses] ASP

Output: Active Server Pages, or Aplication Service Provider. A dynamically created Web page with a .ASP extension that utilizes ActiveX scripting. When a browser requests an ASP page, the Web server generates a page with HTML code and sends it back to the browser. ASP pages are similar to CGI scripts

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Input: [Accesses] Backbone

Output: A high speed line or series of connections that forms a major pathway within a network.

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Input: [Accesses] Bandwidth

Output: Usually measured in bits-per-second, this is basically a description of how much data can be sent through a connection in unit time. Fast modems can move about 57,000 bits in one second. ISDN lines permit faster speeds, and Broadband access provides by far the fastest.

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Input: [Accesses] Banner exchange [1] Link exchange

Output: See reciprocal links

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Input: [Accesses] Blog

Output: From "web log". A blog is basically a journal that is available on the web. Updating a blog is "blogging" and someone who keeps a blog is a "blogger."

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Input: [Accesses] Body text

Output: Actual text which is normally visible upon a webpage, as opposed to the images of text . Many site designers use images of text because it is easier to position and control on the page, especially for items such as navigation buttons. Search engine robots cannot read this images of text,and consequently do not register the important keywords that it may contain.

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Input: [Accesses] Browser

Output: A Client software program that is used to look at various kinds of Internet resources. eg Internet explorer, Netscape Navigator

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Input: [Accesses] Browser Hijacker

Output: The alteration of the default browser starting page, search page, or favourites page to another webpage without permission.

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Input: [Accesses] Cache

Output: A cache temporarily stores web pages visited in the computer memory. A copy of documents retrieved is stored in cache. When you revisit a document by going, FORWARD, BACK, your Browser first checks to see if it is in cache and will retrieve it from there because it is much faster. Cache settings can be customised.

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Input: [Accesses] Certificate Authority

Output: An issuer of security certificates used in SSL connections.

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Input: [Accesses] CGI [1] Common Gateway Interface

Output: cgi scripts, stored in cgi-bin The most common way Web programs interact dynamically with users. Many search boxes, mail forms and other applications that record or fetch data from a website rely on CGI scripts to process the data once it's submitted and to pass it to a background program such as Javascript, or Perl.

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Input: [Accesses] cgi-bin

Output: The most common name of a directory on a web server in which CGI scripts and programs are stored.

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Input: [Accesses] Client

Output: A software program that is used to contact and obtain data from a server software program on another computer. A web browser is a specific kind of Client.

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Input: [Accesses] Co-location

Output: Having a server that belongs to one person or group physically located on an Internet-connected network belonging to other persons. Usually this is done because the server owner wants their machine to be on a high-speed Internet connection and doesn't want the security risks of having the server on his own network.

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Input: [Accesses] Competing web pages

Output: All other web pages which are registered with a search engine for using the same search term

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Input: [Accesses] Cookie

Output: A piece of information sent by a web server to a web browser. The browser software is expected to save this and to send it back to the server whenever the browser makes additional requests from the Server.

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Input: [Accesses] Corporate websites

Output: Websites representing companies of a significant size or importance. These are often large, multi-sectioned sites which provide information about the corporation's structure, services and products

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Input: [Accesses] Database Support

Output: Support provided by a server for server based databasep programs examples are SQL and MySQL

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Input: [Accesses] Dedicated server

Output: A dedicated server is a single computer in a network reserved for serving the needs of the network. For example, some networks require that one computer be set aside to manage communications between all the other computers.

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Input: [Accesses] Default page [1] home page, index page

Output: In the Web hosting business, a dedicated server is typically a rented service. The user rents the server, software and an Internet connection from the Web host

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Input: [Accesses] Description

Output: A form of Meta content in the Head of the page and not visible when viewed in a browser window. Search engine robots and metacrawlers may register these comments and use them when they list the page in their databases

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Input: [Accesses] Design packages

Output: Specially grouped design services often linked to other services such as domain hosting or web site promotion.

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Input: [Accesses] Directories

Output: Internet databases listing websites or pages according to category. Varieties include,regional, global, paid inclusion, specialist, paid review, sponsored, paid submission and pay-per-clickthrough.

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Input: [Accesses] DNS [1] Domain Name System

Output: Because the Internet is based on IP addresses, not domain names, every Web server requires a Domain Name System (DNS) server to translate domain names into IP addresses.

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Input: [Accesses] Dogpile

Output: A meta-search engine, providing results from several other engines

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Input: [Accesses] Domain Name

Output: The unique name that identifies the address of Internet site. Domain Names are comp[osed of two or more parts separated by dots. The first part is the most specific, and the second part is an extension relating to either a country code and /or the category of the domain . eg .de (germany) or .co.uk (uk company) or ac.uk(academic institution in uk) or .com.

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Input: [Accesses] Domain name registration

Output: To prevent repetition of domain names, all domain names must be registered. Originally there was only one register, but there are now many registers worldwide which record domain names and the name of their Domain Name Servers.

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Input: [Accesses] Domains

Output: Hierarchical scheme for indicating logical and sometimes geographical venue of a web-page from the network.

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Input: [Accesses] Doorway pages [1] hallways

Output: pages specifically designed to attract internet traffic to a website, and, more specifically, to a pag

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Input: [Field] artist, by, artists [Description]

Output: Limit search to the artist's name


Input: [Field] title, titled [Description]

Output: Limit search to the track's title


Input: [Field] album, on, from [Description]

Output: Limit search to the album's title


Input: [Field] disc, discnum, cd [Description]

Output: Limit search to disc number


Input: [Field] plays, playcount [Description]

Output: Match the play count of a track


Input: [Field] skips, skipcount [Description]

Output: Match how many times a track has been skipped


Input: [Field] path, uri, file [Description]

Output: Match a track's file system path or URI


Input: [Field] mimetype, type, format [Description]

Output: Match a track's file Mime Type


Input: [Field] lastplayed, played [Description]

Output: Match a track's last played date/time; supports the Date Time modifier


Input: [Field] addedon, importedon, dateadded [Description]

Output: Match a track's imported date; supports the Date Time modifier


Input: [Field] size, filesize [Description]

Output: Match a track's file size; supports the File Size modifier


Input: [Command] Command Palette (search for commands) [Hotkey]

Output: ctrl + shfit + p

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Input: [Command] File Switching [Hotkey]

Output: ctrl + p

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Input: [Command] Goto Symbols [Hotkey]

Output: ctrl + p

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Input: [Command] Select current word and then next same word [Hotkey]

Output: ctrl + d

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Input: [Command] Reveal file in sidebar [Command_2] reveal_in_side_bar [Hotkey]

Output: unmapped

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Input: [Command] Focus sidebar (move around in sidebar) [Hotkey]

Output: ctrl + 0

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Input: [Description] Gets or sets the default value handling used when serializing this property. [Name]

Output: DefaultValueHandling


Input: [Description] Gets or sets whether this property's value is serialized as a reference. [Name]

Output: IsReference


Input: [Description] The parameter list to use when constructing the JsonConverter described by ItemConverterType. If null, the default constructor is used. When non-null, there must be a constructor defined in the JsonConverter that exactly matches the number, order, and type of these parameters. [Name]

Output: ItemConverterParameters


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the converter used when serializing the property's collection items. [Name]

Output: ItemConverterType


Input: [Description] Gets or sets whether this property's collection items are serialized as a reference. [Name]

Output: ItemIsReference


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the the reference loop handling used when serializing the property's collection items. [Name]

Output: ItemReferenceLoopHandling


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the the type name handling used when serializing the property's collection items. [Name]

Output: ItemTypeNameHandling


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the null value handling used when serializing this property. [Name]

Output: NullValueHandling


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the object creation handling used when deserializing this property. [Name]

Output: ObjectCreationHandling


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the order of serialization and deserialization of a member. [Name]

Output: Order


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the name of the property. [Name]

Output: PropertyName


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the reference loop handling used when serializing this property. [Name]

Output: ReferenceLoopHandling


Input: [Description] Gets or sets a value indicating whether this property is required. [Name]

Output: Required


Input: [Description] When implemented in a derived class, gets a unique identifier for this Attribute. (Inherited from Attribute.) [Name]

Output: TypeId


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the type name handling used when serializing this property. [Name]

Output: TypeNameHandling


Input: [Name] $hgseparator [Default] '-' [Description]

Output: Define the character used to separate the different parts of a group name


Input: [Name] $hgmaxlevels [Default] 7 [Description]

Output: Define the maximum number of levels to split group names by


Input: [Name] $hglinkprefix [Default] none [Description]

Output: Causes all links to be prefixed by specified subgroup


Input: [Name] $hgprefixcode [Default] Hg [Description]

Output: String used to ignore prefixing


Input: [Name] $hgbreadcrumbseparator [Default] ' > ' [Description]

Output: String used to separate terms in the breadcrumb.


Input: [Name] $EnableBreadCrumbName [Default] true [Description]

Output: Turn display of names on and off in breadcrumb.


Input: [Name] $EnableHgCleanUrls [Default] false [Description]

Output: Transforms links into cleanurls for viewer


Input: [Counter Name] DEVICE [Description]

Output: Devices that support VAAI (LUNs on a supported storage system) are listed by their NAA ID. You can get the NAA ID for a datastore from the datastore properties in vCenter, the Storage Details—SAN view in Virtual Storage Console, or using the vmkfstools -P /vmfs/volumes/ command. LIO LUNs start with naa.6001405. Note: Devices or datastores other than LUNs on an external storage system such as CD-ROM, internal disks (which may be physical disks or LUNs on internal RAID controllers), and NFS datastores are listed but have all zeroes for VAAI counters.

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Input: [Counter Name] CLONE_RD [Description]

Output: Number of Full Copy reads from this LUN.

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Input: [Counter Name] CLONE_WR [Description]

Output: Number of Full Copy writes to this LUN.

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Input: [Counter Name] CLONE_F [Description]

Output: Number of failed Full Copy commands on this LUN.

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Input: [Counter Name] MBC_RD/s [Description]

Output: Effective throughput of Full Copy command reads from this LUN in megabytes per second.

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Input: [Counter Name] MBC_WR/s [Description]

Output: Effective throughput of Full Copy command writes to this LUN in megabytes per second.

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Input: [Counter Name] ATS [Description]

Output: Number of successful lock commands on this LUN.

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Input: [Counter Name] ATSF [Description]

Output: Number of failed lock commands on this LUN.

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Input: [Counter Name] ZERO [Description]

Output: Number of successful Block Zeroing commands on this LUN.

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Input: [Counter Name] ZERO_F [Description]

Output: Number of failed Block Zeroing commands on this LUN.

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Input: [Counter Name] MBZERO/s [Description]

Output: Effective throughput of Block Zeroing commands on this LUN in megabytes per second.

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Input: [Error Code] E-8200002E E-8200012C [Action] The credit or debit card information stored on your Sony Entertainment Network (“SEN”) account is invalid, please follow the steps below:Step 1: Go to [Settings] > [PSN] > [Wallet] > [Billing Information] and make sure that your credit card details are entered correctly.Step 2: Ensure that the address information on your SEN account is exactly the same as those on the statement provided by your card issuer. Step 3: If this does not solve your issue, please read our article on correcting billing errors. [Description]

Output: The credit card information is not valid

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Input: [Error Code] E-82000102 [Action] Sub accounts do not have a wallet. Please add your funds from the Master Account linked to the sub account. [Description]

Output: Issue adding funds to a sub account

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Input: [Error Code] E-8200012F [Action] Double check and re-enter the code exactly as written. [Description]

Output: Invalid voucher code

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Input: [Error Code] E-8F000001 [Action] Purchase the game directly from the PS Store, not from inside the game demo. [Description]

Output: Purchased Failed

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Input: [Error Code] E-82F001F8 E-800085D1 E-82E101F6 E-8200013A [Action] The PS4 was unable to connect to the server. Please try again later. You can check the status of the PSN here. [Description]

Output: Connection to server failed

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Input: [Error Code] E-82000050 E-82000163 [Action] Step 1: Ensure that the address information on your SEN account is exactly the same as those on the statement provided by your card issuer.The region/country where your credit card or PSN voucher are published needs to be same as your PSN account region/countryStep 2: It is not currently possible to change your address via the PS4’s PSN settings, so you’ll need to use the web browser (PS4, PC, or mobile device) to change it via SonyEntertainmentNetwork.com. If this does not solve your issue, please read our article on correcting billing errors.Step 3: If the error persists, the service may be temporarily unavailable. Please try again later. You can check the status of the PSN here. [Description]

Output: The home address registered on your PSN account does not match the address for your credit card, or an unexpected error occurred during server communication.

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Input: [Error Code] E-82000171 [Action] Step 1:Verify that your credit card number and expiration date are valid and up to date.Step 2:Make sure the address on your credit card and the address information on your PSN account are the same.Step 3:If this does not solve your issue, please read our article on correcting billing errors. [Description]

Output: Credit card on file is invalid

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Input: [Error Code] E-82000138 [Action] Verify that redeeming the code will not put your wallet over the $150 limit. If it does, try to redeem the code at a later date when your balance is lower. If you aren’t at the limit and still receive this error, please try again later. You can also view our article on code redemption issues here. [Description]

Output: Failed to add funds to wallet using a voucher or PSN card

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Input: [Error Code] E-82F001F7 [Action] PSN is undergoing maintenance. Please try again later. You can check the status of the PSN here. [Description]

Output: PSN is undergoing maintenance

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Input: [Error Code] E-82000113 [Action] We’ve been unable to verify the voucher. Please try again later. [Description]

Output: Cannot redeem the voucher code

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Input: [Error Code] E-82000134 [Action] This product or content is not available in your account’s country/region. [Description]

Output: Product voucher region does not match the account’s region

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Input: [Error Code] E-FFFFFFFF [Action] Update your system software to the latest version.If the error occurs again, please visit our Contact page to contact SCEA for additional technical support. [Description]

Output: System internal error

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Input: [Error Code] E-80411302 [Action] Step 1: Close the application and restart the system. If this happens while in the PS Store, close the store and retry.Step 2: If the error occurs again, back up your saved data, and then go to [Settings] > [Initialization] and choose [Initialize PS4]. [Description]

Output: Internal error

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Input: [Error Code] E-82000156 [Action] For security reasons there are limits on how many times and how fast you can enter credit card and voucher code information. Try again later. [Description]

Output: Rate limit exceeded

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Input: [Error Code] E-82E0001C E-82E01050 [Action] The user has been banned or suspended. Please refer to this support article for more information on bans and suspensions. [Description]

Output: Access Denied

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Input: [Error Code] E-80F00800 [Action] Step 1: Delete the content from home screen, then restart the system. Next, re-download the content from the Library.Step 2: If the error persists, go to [Settings] > [Initialization] > [Initialize PS4] and try the PS4 initialization.Step 3: If the error occurs again there may be an issue with the PS4’s hard drive (HDD). If you have previously changed the HDD, use the other HDD. If not, please visit our Contact page to contact SCEA for additional technical support. [Description]

Output: Downloaded data may be corrupted

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Input: [Name] alpha [Description] Translucency of this line, default is 1.0. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] clipmidtex [Description] If true, this side's mid textures are clipped to floor and ceiling. Default is to let them "bleed" through floor and ceiling planes. Note that OpenGL renderers will clip mid textures regardless. [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [Name] comment [Description] A comment. This is ignored by the engine. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] light [Description] This side's light level. [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Name] lightabsolute [Description] If true, 'light' is an absolute value. Default is relative to the owning sector's light level. [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [Name] lightfog [Description] If true, this side's relative lighting is used even in foggy sectors. Default is to disable relative lighting in foggy sectors. (New from 2.7.1) [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [Name] nodecals [Description] If true, this disables decals on the sidedef. [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [Name] nofakecontrast [Description] If true, this disables use of fake contrast on this sidedef (forcing even lighting). Default is to use MAPINFO and user settings. [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [Name] offsetx_bottom [Description] Additional X offset for lower texture. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] offsetx_mid [Description] Additional X offset for mid texture. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] offsetx_top [Description] Additional X offset for upper texture. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] offsetx [Description] X offset. [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Name] offsety_bottom [Description] Additional Y offset for lower texture. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] offsety_mid [Description] Additional Y offset for mid texture. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] offsety_top [Description] Additional Y offset for upper texture. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] offsety [Description] Y offset. [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Name] scalex_bottom [Description] X scale for lower texture, Default = 1.0. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] scalex_mid [Description] X scale for mid texture, Default = 1.0. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] scalex_top [Description] X scale for upper texture, Default = 1.0. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] scaley_bottom [Description] Y scale for lower texture, Default = 1.0. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] scaley_mid [Description] Y scale for mid texture, Default = 1.0. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] scaley_top [Description] Y scale for upper texture, Default = 1.0. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Name] sector [Description] Sector index. No valid default. [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Name] smoothlighting [Description] If true, this forces use of smooth lighting fake contrast. Default is to use MAPINFO and user settings. [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [Name] texturebottom [Description] Lower texture. Default = "-" for no texture. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] texturemiddle [Description] Middle texture. Default = "-" for no texture. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] texturetop [Description] Upper texture. Default = "-" for no texture. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] wrapmidtex [Description] If true, this side's mid textures are wrapped (tiled vertically). [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [FxCop 1.35] ExceptionsShouldBePublic [Category]

Output: Design


Input: [Visual Studio 2005] AvoidExcessiveComplexity AvoidExcessiveInheritance VariableNamesShouldNotMatchFieldNames [Category]

Output: Maintainability


Input: [FxCop 1.35] CompoundWordsShouldBeCasedCorrectly FlagsEnumsShouldHavePluralNames IdentifiersShouldBeSpelledCorrectly OnlyFlagsEnumsShouldHavePluralNames ResourceStringCompoundWordsShouldBeCasedCorrectly ResourceStringsShouldBeSpelledCorrectly [Category]

Output: Naming


Input: [FxCop 1.35] RemoveEmptyFinalizers [Category]

Output: Performance


Input: [Visual Studio 2005] DisposeObjectsBeforeLosingScope DoNotLockOnObjectsWithWeakIdentity DoNotTreatFibersAsThreads RemoveCallsToGCKeepAlive UseSafeHandleToEncapsulateNativeResources [Category]

Output: Reliability


Input: [FxCop 1.35] CatchNonClsCompliantExceptionsInGeneralHandlers SecurityTransparentAssembliesShouldNotContainSecurityCriticalCode SecurityTransparentCodeShouldNotAssert SecurityTransparentCodeShouldNotReferenceNonpublicSecurityCriticalCode [Category]

Output: Security


Input: [FxCop 1.35] AttributeStringLiteralsShouldParseCorrectly LiteralsShouldBeSpelledCorrectly TestForNaNCorrectly [Category]

Output: Usage


Input: [Function] CharToStr [Summary Info]

Output: Transformation of the symbol code into a single-symbol string.

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Input: [Function] DoubleToStr [Summary Info]

Output: Transformation of the numeric value into a text string that contains the symbolic representation of the number with the specified accuracy format.

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Input: [Function] NormalizeDouble [Summary Info]

Output: Rounding off the number with the floating point to the specified accuracy. The calculated StopLoss, TakeProfit and also the open prcie of pending orders values must be normalized according to the accuracy that is stored in the defined Digits variable.

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Input: [Function] StrToDouble [Summary Info]

Output: Transformation of the string that contains the symbolic representation of the number into the number of "double" type (double-accuracy format with the floating point).

String Functions - Standard Functions - MQL4 Tutorial


Input: [Function] StrToInteger [Summary Info]

Output: Transformation of the string that contains the symbolic representation into the number of the "int" type (integer).

String Functions - Standard Functions - MQL4 Tutorial


Input: [Function] StrToTime [Summary Info]

Output: Transformation of the string that contains time and/or date in the "yyyy.mm.dd [hh:mi]" format into the number of the "datetime" type (number of seconds passed since 01.01.1970).

String Functions - Standard Functions - MQL4 Tutorial


Input: [Function] TimeToStr [Summary Info]

Output: Transformation of the value that contains the time expressed in seconds passed since 01.01.1970 into the string of the "yyyy.mm.dd hh:mi" format.

String Functions - Standard Functions - MQL4 Tutorial


Input: [1] Copy: [2]

Output: Copies the current map window onto your Windows clipboard allowing you to paste it into other applications.


Input: [1] Select: [2]

Output: Allows you to choose items on the map. As you hold your mouse over any area on the map a description of that item is displayed both in the map window and in the status bar (bottom left corner).


Input: [1] Zoom: [2]

Output: Selecting this button and then Single-Clicking anywhere on the map zooms the application in by a factor of 2 centered on where you Clicked. In addition to Single-Clicking, you can zoom to your area of interest by Clicking, holding and dragging a boundary box around your area of interest, then releasing the mouse button.


Input: [1] Zoom Out: [2]

Output: Selecting this button and then Single-Clicking anywhere on the map zooms the application out by a factor of 2 centered on where you Clicked.


Input: [1] Zoom Previous: [2]

Output: Selecting this button zooms the application to your previous view.


Input: [1] Zoom GoTo: [2]

Output: You can use the Zoom GoTo dialog box to zoom to a location, such as a specific Township or Section. Many options are available. In parenthesis, with each item, is a sample of how to enter specific information such as a township, or parcel.


Input: [1] Unzoom: [2]

Output: Zooms out to the default or starting scale.


Input: [1] Report: [2]

Output: Select a parcel or parcels then click on the Report button to view a list of available reports. Click on the report you wish to use and click on OK. Detailed information about the selected parcels will be displayed.


Input: [1] Stop Map Loading: [2]

Output: If, for any reason, you would like to stopl the map from loading, select this button.


Input: [Value] DOGE [Description]

Output: Symbol

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DogeCoin / DOGE information and statistics.


Input: [Value] DogeCoin [Description]

Output: Name

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DogeCoin / DOGE information and statistics.


Input: [Value] scrypt [Description]

Output: Algorithm

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DogeCoin / DOGE information and statistics.


Input: [Value] 23847.7 [Description]

Output: Current Difficulty

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DogeCoin / DOGE information and statistics.


Input: [Value] 496.68 BTC [Description]

Output: Trading volume of all pairs for this coin

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DogeCoin / DOGE information and statistics.


Input: [Value] 97,102,803,758.00 DOGE [Description]

Output: Mined coins till now

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DogeCoin / DOGE information and statistics.


Input: [Value] 62,145.80 BTC 18,017,310.34 USD 16,276,606.48 EUR 111,223,581.18 CNY 11,060,808.80 GBP 16,937,857.24 CHF 19,743,224.53 CAD 1,964,382,284.64 JPY 20,185,837.77 AUD 199,625,132.12 ZAR [Description]

Output: Marketcap

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DogeCoin / DOGE information and statistics.


Input: [Value] 0.0006400 mBTC 0.1855488 mUSD 0.1676224 mEUR 0.0011454 CNY 0.1139082 mGBP 0.1744322 mCHF 0.2033229 mCAD 0.0202299 JPY 0.2078811 mAUD 0.0020558 ZAR 0.00000014 oz GOLD (= 0.00 grams) 0.00000879 oz SILVER (= 0.00 grams) [Description]

Output: DOGE Prices

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DogeCoin / DOGE information and statistics.


Input: [Value] DOGE Website [Description]

Output: Official website

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DogeCoin / DOGE information and statistics.


Input: [Value] DOGE Block Explorer [Description]

Output: Block Explorer

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DogeCoin / DOGE information and statistics.


Input: [Parameter] data [Description] transport container for the API call [Obligatory]

Output: Yes

Sentiment Analysis API Documentation — Ai Applied


Input: [Parameter] api_key [Description] your key for the use of this API [Obligatory]

Output: Yes

Sentiment Analysis API Documentation — Ai Applied


Input: [Parameter] call [Description] the API call information container [Obligatory]

Output: Yes

Sentiment Analysis API Documentation — Ai Applied


Input: [Parameter] return_original [Description] return full posted messages (true) together with the language annotation or only the message id's (false) annotated with language [Obligatory]

Output: No

Sentiment Analysis API Documentation — Ai Applied