Input: [Values and Format] Any nonnegative integer [Description] The minimum size of a server pool. If the number of servers contained in a server pool is below the number you specify in this attribute, then Oracle Clusterware automatically moves servers from other pools into this one until that number is met.Note: The value of this optional attribute does not set a hard limit. It governs the priority for server assignment whenever the cluster is reconfigured. The default value is 0. [Attribute]

Output: MIN_SIZE

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Input: [Values and Format] String [Description] The name of the server pool, which you must specify when you create the server pool. Server pool names must be unique within the domain of names of user-created entities, such as resources, types, and servers. A server pool name can contain any platform-supported characters except the exclamation point (!) and the tilde (~). A server pool name cannot begin with a period nor with ora. [Attribute]

Output: NAME

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Input: [Values and Format] A string of space-delimited server pool names in the following format: sp1 sp2 … [Description] Use of this attribute makes it possible to create nested server pools. Server pools listed in this attribute are referred to asparent server pools. A server pool included in a parent server pool is referred to as a child server pool. [Attribute]

Output: PARENT_POOLS

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Input: [Values and Format] A string of space-delimited server names in the following format: server1 server2 … [Description] A list of candidate node names that may be associated with a server pool. If this optional attribute is empty, Oracle Clusterware assumes that any server may be assigned to any server pool, to the extent allowed by values of other attributes, such as PARENT_POOLS.The server names identified as candidate node names are not validated to confirm that they are currently active cluster members. Cluster administrators can use this attribute to define servers as candidates that have not yet been added to the cluster. [Attribute]

Output: SERVER_NAMES

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Input: [Name] activate_window_menu [Default binding] space [Description]

Output: Activate window menu

Barking at shovels: Metacity Configuration


Input: [Name] toggle_fullscreen [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Toggle fullscreen mode

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Input: [Name] toggle_maximized [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Toggle maximization state

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Input: [Name] toggle_shaded [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Toggle shaded state

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Input: [Name] close [Default binding] F4 [Description]

Output: Close a window

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Input: [Name] minimize [Default binding] F9 [Description]

Output: Minimize a window

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Input: [Name] begin_move [Default binding] F7 [Description]

Output: Move a window

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Input: [Name] begin_resize [Default binding] F8 [Description]

Output: Resize a window

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Input: [Name] toggle_on_all_workspaces [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Toggle whether the window is on all workspaces

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_1 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 1

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_2 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 2

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_3 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 3

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_4 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 4

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_5 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 5

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_6 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 6

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_7 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 7

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_8 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 8

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_9 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 9

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_10 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 10

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_11 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 11

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_12 [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window to workspace 12

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_left [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window one workspace to the left

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_right [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window one workspace to the right

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_up [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window one workspace up

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Input: [Name] move_to_workspace_down [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Move window one workspace down

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Input: [Name] raise_or_lower [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Raise window if obscured, lowers it otherwise

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Input: [Name] raise [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Raise window above other windows

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Input: [Name] lower [Default binding] disabled [Description]

Output: Lower window below other windows

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Input: [Option name] 005 Show Exif [Description]

Output: Toggles display of an Exif data on the photo posts


Input: [Option name] 006 Show Like Button [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a Tumblr's like (heart) button in the posts


Input: [Option name] 007 Show Reblog Button [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a Tumblr's reblog button in the posts


Input: [Option name] 008 Show Comment Button [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a comment icon in the posts


Input: [Option name] 009 Show Share Button [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a share button in the posts


Input: [Option name] 010 Show Tags [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a tags in the posts


Input: [Option name] 011 Load More Pagination [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a pagination. If it is switched on, pagination will be set to dynamic post loading, if it is switched off, pagination will be set to normal


Input: [Option name] 012 Sidebar On Right [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a sidebar. If it is switched on, sidebar will be placed on the right side, otherwise sidebar will be placed on the left


Input: [Option name] 013 Show Tumblr Controls [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a Tumblr controls on the top right corner (customize, follow, dashboard etc.)


Input: [Option name] 201 Show Logo [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a logo image


Input: [Option name] 301 Show About Me [Description]

Output: Toggles display of an "About me" text widget in sidebar


Input: [Option name] 304 Show Home Link [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a home link in sidebar's menu


Input: [Option name] 305 Show Archive Link [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a archive link in sidebar's menu


Input: [Option name] 306 Show Random Link [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a random link in sidebar's menu


Input: [Option name] 307 Show RSS Link [Description]

Output: Toggles display of a RSS link in sidebar's menu


Input: [Filename] file.ubd [Made?] Supplied by user [Description]

Output: Libunbin description file for importing C structures. This file is basically C code with some additional macros. You can place #include statements here to include ordinary C header files, or you can write C structures directly. The format is described in detail in the next sections.

Libunbin - library / toolkit for reading binary things

File types used and generated by libunbin


Input: [Filename] file.ubb [Made?] Generated [Description]

Output: Libunbin file containing the description of the binary structures (often called the "UBB file"). This is the intermediate file format between the various import formats and the various outputs like code stubs. Although this file is a binary file, you can dump out its contents using libunbin -print-ubb file.ubb.

Libunbin - library / toolkit for reading binary things


Input: [Filename] file.ubm [Made?] Supplied by user, optional [Description]

Output: This file contains metadata which can be applied to UBB files to add or change the binary structure. The primary use of this is to annotate imported C structures. For example if the C struct doesn't contain information about endianness, then you can annotate fields from here.

Libunbin - library / toolkit for reading binary things


Input: [Filename] file_stubs.c file_stubs.h [Made?] Generated [Description]

Output: The generated C code for accessing binary structures.

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Input: [Filename] file_stubs.ml [Made?] Generated [Description]

Output: The generated OCaml code for accessing binary structures.

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Input: [Filename] file.xml [Made?] Supplied by user, optional [Description]

Output: An alternate way to describe binary structures is to write an XML description. Useful if describing a binary structure where you have no suitable C header file, and it also allows you much more control.

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Input: [Filename] file.ml [Made?] Supplied by user or generated [Description]

Output: An alternate way to describe binary structures is to dump out the UBB file and edit it by hand, then reimport it. This gives you ultimate flexibility, but is not very portable (ie. will break between libunbin releases).

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Input: [0] A [2] Click the Home tab at any time during your shopping process to return to the window shown above—the starting point of the catalog. [1]

Output: Home


Input: [0] B [2] Click the Shop tab to access the catalog, create shopping carts, access shopping cart templates, and track the status of your shopping carts. [1]

Output: Shop


Input: [0] C [2] Click the To Do List tab to see a list of tasks that need to be completed for your orders to be submitted. [1]

Output: To Do List


Input: [0] D [2] Click the Express Shop button if you know the KCDA numbers for all the items you wish to buy. You can simply type in the KCDA item numbers and quantities and skip browsing and searching. [1]

Output: Express Shop


Input: [0] E [2] Click on Specials to view and or order products that are being offered at a reduced price. [1]

Output: Specials


Input: [0] F [2] Click the View Cart button to view the contents of your active shopping cart. Here you can remove items, modify quantities, continue shopping, or edit cart info. [1]

Output: View Cart


Input: [0] G [2] Click the Log Out button to leave the KCDA online catalog. Clicking the button will take you back to the Member Login page. [1]

Output: Log Out


Input: [0] H [2] Click the Support button for KCDA Customer Service contact information as well as online help, including frequently asked questions (FAQs). [1]

Output: Support


Input: [0] I [2] The Tools box informs you when you have items to complete on your To Do List. It also provides shortcuts to the most common purchasing activities. [1]

Output: Tools


Input: [0] J [1]

Output: To Do List


Input: [0] K [2] Click the Create Cart link for a shortcut to the Create Cart function on the Shop tab. Here you create a new shopping cart, which is the starting point in the purchasing process. [1]

Output: Create Cart


Input: [0] L [2] Click the Cart Manager link to track the status and history of all shopping carts that have been created. Here you can locate a specific shopping cart or switch from using one cart to another. [1]

Output: Cart Manager


Input: [0] M [2] The Templates link takes you to any shopping cart templates that you previously designed. Cart templates can be used to quickly shop for frequently ordered items, because you can bundle those items in shopping carts ahead of time. [1]

Output: Templates


Input: [Description & Solution] A field from the class should be deleted [Name]

Output: Delete field


Input: [Description & Solution] A new field is inserted into the class [Name]

Output: Add field


Input: [Description & Solution] The name of a field must change in the class [Name]

Output: Rename Field


Input: [Description & Solution] You change the int productAmount to long productAmount [Name]

Output: Change Field Type


Input: [Description & Solution] Two fields from the same class should be merged. The common example is the string firstname and string surname field in classes, which often are getting merged to a single field string name. [Name]

Output: Merge Fields


Input: [Description & Solution] Is the reverse of above. Like a single name field to be split up to fields named firstname and surname [Name]

Output: Split Field


Input: [Description & Solution] Moves a field from class A to class B. [Name]

Output: Move Field


Input: [Function Name] add_action [Small Description]

Output: Add an action/operation to the list table.

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Input: [Function Name] add_fields [Small Description]

Output: The fields that user will see on add operation

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Input: [Function Name] callback_add_field [Small Description]

Output: This callback escapes the default auto field output of the field name at the add form.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_after_delete [Small Description]

Output: The callback runs when the operation delete completed successfully

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Input: [Function Name] callback_after_insert [Small Description]

Output: This is a callback after the auto insert of the CRUD.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_after_update [Small Description]

Output: This is a callback that is used after the automatic update of the CRUD.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_after_upload [Small Description]

Output: A callback that triggered after the upload functionality.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_before_delete [Small Description]

Output: This callback runs before the auto delete of the crud.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_before_insert [Small Description]

Output: This callback runs before the auto insert of the crud.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_before_update [Small Description]

Output: This callback runs before the auto update of the crud.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_before_upload [Small Description]

Output: A callback that triggered before the upload functionality. This callback is suggested for validation checks.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_column [Small Description]

Output: This callback runs on each row. It escapes the auto column value and runs the callback.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_delete [Small Description]

Output: This callback escapes the auto delete of the CRUD , and runs only the callback.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_edit_field [Small Description]

Output: This callback escapes the default auto field output of the field name at the edit form.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_field [Small Description]

Output: This callback escapes the default auto field output of the field name for the add and edit form.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_insert [Small Description]

Output: This callback escapes the auto insert of the CRUD, and runs only the inserted callback.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_update [Small Description]

Output: This callback escapes the auto update of the CRUD , and runs only the callback.

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Input: [Function Name] callback_upload [Small Description]

Output: A callback that replaces the default auto uploader.

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Input: [Function Name] change_field_type [Small Description]

Output: Changes the default field type

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Input: [Function Name] columns [Small Description]

Output: The displayed columns that user see

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Input: [Function Name] display_as [Small Description]

Output: Changes the displaying label of the table field

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Input: [Function Name] edit_fields [Small Description]

Output: The fields that user will see on edit operation

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Input: [Function Name] fields [Small Description]

Output: The fields that user will see on add/edit

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Input: [Function Name] field_type [Small Description]

Output: Just an alias to the change_field_type method.

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Input: [Function Name] getState [Small Description]

Output: Get the state string key according to the documentation.

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Input: [Function Name] getStateInfo [Small Description]

Output: Get the state information for the operation that fired.

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Input: [Function Name] get_field_types [Small Description]

Output: Note: Getters is only to view some info and always works after the function render

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Input: [Function Name] get_primary_key [Small Description]

Output: Note: Getters is only to view some info and always works after the function render

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Input: [Function Name] like [Small Description]

Output: Same as codeigniter's like for the list.

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Input: [Function Name] limit [Small Description]

Output: Same as limit of codeigniter for the table list

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Input: [Function Name] order_by [Small Description]

Output: A quick first order_by (same as codeigniter) to our list

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Input: [Function Name] or_like [Small Description]

Output: Same as or_like of codeigniter for the table list

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Input: [Function Name] or_where [Small Description]

Output: Same as codeigniter or_where for the list.

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Input: [Function Name] render [Small Description]

Output: Or else ... make it work!! The web application takes decision of what to do and show it to the user.

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Input: [Function Name] required_fields [Small Description]

Output: Sets the required fields of add and edit fields.

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Input: [Function Name] set_crud_url_path [Small Description]

Output: This method is useful when the path is not specified correctly. Especially when we are using routes.

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Input: [Function Name] set_field_upload [Small Description]

Output: Sets a field name to be an uploaded file.

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Input: [Function Name] set_language [Small Description]

Output: Simply set the language.

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Input: [Function Name] set_lang_string [Small Description]

Output: Set a language string directly.

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Input: [Function Name] set_model [Small Description]

Output: Sets the model that crud will use ( The model always must extends grocery_Model )

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Input: [Function Name] set_primary_key [Small Description]

Output: Handles the default primary key for a specific table.

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Input: [Function Name] set_relation [Small Description]

Output: Set a relation 1-n database relation.

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Input: [Function Name] set_relation_n_n [Small Description]

Output: Sets a relation with n-n relationship.

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Input: [Function Name] set_rules [Small Description]

Output: Set Validation Rules ( Same as Codeigniter set_rules)

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Input: [Function Name] set_subject [Small Description]

Output: Set a subject to understand what type of CRUD you use.

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Input: [Function Name] set_table [Small Description]

Output: Sets the basic database table that we will get our data.

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Input: [Function Name] set_theme [Small Description]

Output: Set the CRUD theme - For now on there is only 'flexigrid' and 'datatables' . The default theme is flexigrid.

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Input: [Function Name] unique_fields [Small Description]

Output: Add the fields that they are as UNIQUE in the database structure

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Input: [Function Name] unset_add [Small Description]

Output: Unsets the add operation

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Input: [Function Name] unset_add_fields [Small Description]

Output: unsets the fields at the add form.

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Input: [Function Name] unset_back_to_list [Small Description]

Output: Unset all the "back to list" buttons and messages.

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Input: [Function Name] unset_columns [Small Description]

Output: Unset columns from the list

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Input: [Function Name] unset_delete [Small Description]

Output: Remove the delete operation from the CRUD grid

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Input: [Function Name] unset_edit [Small Description]

Output: Unsets the edit operation

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Input: [Function Name] unset_edit_fields [Small Description]

Output: unsets the fields at the edit form.

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Input: [Function Name] unset_export [Small Description]

Output: Unset the export button and don't let the user to use this functionality.

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Input: [Function Name] unset_fields [Small Description]

Output: Unset fields from both add and edit form.

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Input: [Function Name] unset_jquery [Small Description]

Output: Unset the Jquery from loading.

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Input: [Function Name] unset_jquery_ui [Small Description]

Output: Unset the JqueryUI from loading.

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Input: [Function Name] unset_list [Small Description]

Output: Unset the first page list (datagrid)

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Input: [Function Name] unset_operations [Small Description]

Output: Unset all the operations . A user have access only to the grid.

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Input: [Function Name] unset_print [Small Description]

Output: Unset the print button and don't let the user to use this functionality.

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Input: [Function Name] unset_read [Small Description]

Output: Unsets the read operation

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Input: [Function Name] unset_texteditor [Small Description]

Output: Unsets the texteditor of the selected fields

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Input: [Function Name] where [Small Description]

Output: A quick database where (Same as codeigniter) to our list

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Input: [Name] TF_File [Default] Empty string [Use] By default the shape of a face is created using an isosurface. If TF_File is given a non-empty value, it will be considered a file name containing a mesh object defining the face. If the file name given does not exist, a mesh approximation of the face isosurface will be generated and stored in the file. This feature is only available if an Isosurface Approximation include file is available, not included in this package. This will be discussed further below. If the file does exists, it will be included as the face instead of generating the isosurface. The approximation macro is not necessary to load an existing mesh file. If a mesh file is loaded for the face, the shape is fixed and options that change the shape will not function. The following options can still be changed and will work correctly: TF_Show_Brows, TF_Eye_Style, TF_Pupil_Scale, TF_Look_At, TF_Eye_T, TF_Pupil_T, TF_Eye_I, TF_Mouth_M, TF_Brow_Style, TF_Brow_Scale, TF_Brow_Place, TF_Brow_Tilt, TF_Brow_T, TF_Cheek_Rosy, TF_Cheek_Scale (rosy only), TF_Cheek_Place (rosy only), TF_Rosy_T, TF_Face_T, TF_Face_I. The following options should be set to the same values as when the mesh was created: TF_Show_Eyes, TF_Eye_Scale, TF_Eye_Place. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] TF_Name [Default] Empty string [Use] When creating and/or loading a mesh file, if TF_Name is non-empty its value will be interpreted as a variable containing the mesh object. If the variable is undefined the mesh will be created and/or loaded and assigned to the variable. If the variable is defined it will be used as the mesh object and any creation/loading will be skipped. This option should be used any time the same mesh file is used more than once in a scene, as it can dramatically reduce both parse time and memory usage. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] TF_Iso_Inc [Default] "isosurface_KL_JF_TOK_JF.inc" [Use] Defines the include file name for the Isosurface Approximation include file. The latest version as of this writing was written by Kevin Loney, Jaap Frank, and Tor Olav Kristensen, and is available here. Some information about its use is available here. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] TF_Iso_Min [Default] Undefined (automatic) [Use] Defines the minimum corner of the container box for the face isosurface. If undefined it will be calculated automatically. Generally this should not be changed, but if the face appears clipped it might be useful. [Type]

Output: 3D vector


Input: [Name] TF_Iso_Max [Default] <1.1, 1.1, 0.25> [Use] Defines the maximum corner of the isosurface container. Generally it doesn't need to be changed, but it clipping is seen then it might be useful. [Type]

Output: 3D vector


Input: [Name] TF_Iso_Segs [Default] <100, 100, 100> [Use] Defines the resolution of the mesh approximation. The higher the values the more accurate the result, but parse time will increase. If holes appear in the mesh, try increasing this value. [Type]

Output: 3D vector


Input: [Name] TF_Iso_Depth [Default] 0 [Use] If greater than zero, the approximation will perform the given number of subdivision steps on the mesh. This will not close holes, but it will make the mesh smoother. The fairly high setting required for TF_Iso_Segs usually makes this unnecessary. [Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Description] The id of the location [Name]

Output: id


Input: [Description] Type of the location, can contain: station: Location is a train station, bus station poi: Location is a point of interest (Clock tower, China garden) address: Location is an address refine: Location is not defined, the user has to relocate [Name]

Output: type


Input: [Description] The location name [Name]

Output: name


Input: [Description] The accuracy of the result [Name]

Output: score


Input: [Description] The location coordinates [Name]

Output: coordinates


Input: [Description] If search has been with coordinates, distance to original point in meters [Name]

Output: distance


Input: [Command] CTRL+T [Description]

Output: Open a new tab


Input: [Command] ALT+ENTER (on the address bar) [Description]

Output: Open a new tab from the address bar


Input: [Command] CTRL+TAB [Description]

Output: Switch to the next tab


Input: [Command] CTRL+SHIFT+TAB [Description]

Output: Switch to the previous tab


Input: [Command] CTRL+n, where n is a digit from 1 to 8 [Description]

Output: Switch to a specific tab number


Input: [Command] CTRL+9 [Description]

Output: Switch to last tab


Input: [Command] CTRL+F4 or CTRL+W [Description]

Output: Close current tab


Input: [Command] ALT+F4 [Description]

Output: Close all tabs


Input: [Command] CTRL+ALT+F4 [Description]

Output: Close other tabs


Input: [Command] CTRL+ENTER [Description]

Output: Open links in a new tab in the background


Input: [Command] CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER [Description]

Output: Open links in a new tab in the foreground


Input: [Class] tagmeRelated [Used where]

Output: Text style of the line "Related tags (Click to refine the search)"


Input: [Class] tagmeResultsTable [Used where]

Output: Table style for search results


Input: [Class] tagmeResultsTableHeader [Used where]

Output: Table header with link to topic, last modified date and author. These have the additional classes td.tagmeTopicTd, td.tagmeDateTd, td.tagmeAuthorTd, tagmeTopicTdWeb


Input: [Class] tagmeResultsDetails [Used where]

Output: Wrapper around tagmeResultsSummary and tagmeResultsDetails


Input: [Class] tagmeResultsSummary [Used where]

Output: The topic summary


Input: [Class] tagmeResultsTags [Used where]

Output: List of tags for the topic


Input: [Class] ASTPrinterHTML [Description]

Output: Print syntax tree for embedding in HTML documents.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Breaks [Description]

Output: Compute line break information for pretty-printing abstract syntax trees.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Breaks.Info [Description]

Output: The information compute for a syntax tree.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ClassReader [Description]

Output: A reader of a class.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] CommandServer [Description]

Output: A server handling GUI actions.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Directory [Description]

Output: The handling of directories.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ErrorStream [Description]

Output: A stream for printing errors.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Package [Description]

Output: Handling of packages.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Presenter [Description]

Output: Interface to visual presentation of declarations and proof states.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] PrettyMathML [Description]

Output: Pretty-pinting abstract syntax trees in HTML/MathML.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] PrettyPrinter [Description]

Output: Printing abstract syntax trees with appropriate line breaks (old version).

Class Summary


Input: [Class] PropagatorCommand [Description]

Output: The command of propagating a formula through the body of a method.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Source [Description]

Output: Handling of source files.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] SourceAnnotation [Description]

Output: An annotation of the source code.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] SourceAnnotationPosition [Description]

Output: An annotation position in a source file with a position inside the annotation.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] SourcePositionClass [Description]

Output: A position in a source file.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] StringSourcePosition [Description]

Output: A position within a text represented by a string.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] TheoryReader [Description]

Output: A reader of a theory.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] VirtualDirectory [Description]

Output: A virtual directory stored in memory rather than on disk.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] VirtualDirectoryServer [Description]

Output: A server handling HTTP requests to documents a virtual directory.

Class Summary


Input: [Description] The SQL statement. [Default] None [Parameter]

Output: sql


Input: [Description] Alias for sql. [Default] None [Parameter]

Output: query


Input: [Description] Allow search results to be paginated. [Default] No [Parameter]

Output: more


Input: [Description] Text to return if the query fails. [Default] None [Parameter]

Output: failure


Input: [Description] The name of the table to query (not usually required) [Default] See parameter description [Parameter]

Output: table


Input: [Description] Alias for table [Default] See parameter description [Parameter]

Output: base


Input: [Description] Randomly select a set of rows from the query's resultset (if "type=list"). [Default] No [Parameter]

Output: random


Input: [Description] One of "row_count", "html", "list" or "textref" [Default] None [Parameter]

Output: type


Input: [Description] Override the name of the [list] sub-tag. [Default] list [Parameter]

Output: list_prefix


Input: [Description] Create a temporary Perl arrayref instead of returning results. [Default] None [Parameter]

Output: arrayref


Input: [Description] Create a temporary Perl hashref instead of returning results. [Default] None [Parameter]

Output: hashref


Input: [Description] Return an array containing some extra column information. [Default] No [Parameter]

Output: wantarray


Input: [Description] Suppress any output text that would ordinarily be returned from this tag. (This universal parameter was introduced with Interchange version 5.5.2.) [Default] No [Parameter]

Output: hide


Input: [Description] Parse Interchange tags, included in the body text, before this container tag executes. [Default] No [Parameter]

Output: interpolate


Input: [Description] Process any Interchange tags found in the text output from this tag. [Default] Yes [Parameter]

Output: reparse


Input: [Attribute] Sales Profit [Franchised] Faster [Company Owned]

Output: Slower


Input: [Attribute] Profit Margin [Franchised] Lower [Company Owned]

Output: Higher


Input: [Attribute] Capital Outlay [Franchised] Lower [Company Owned]

Output: Higher


Input: [Attribute] Staff Motivation Levels [Franchised] Higher [Company Owned]

Output: Lower


Input: [Attribute] Control over Staff [Franchised] Lower [Company Owned]

Output: Higher


Input: [Attribute] Initial costs/time [Franchised] Higher [Company Owned]

Output: Lower


Input: [Attribute] Ongoing costs/time [Franchised] Lower [Company Owned]

Output: Higher


Input: [Attribute] Competition Risk [Franchised] Higher [Company Owned]

Output: Lower


Input: [Attribute] Cost of failure [Franchised] Lower [Company Owned]

Output: Higher


Input: [Attribute] Operating Overheads [Franchised] Lower [Company Owned]

Output: Higher


Input: [Attribute] Management Culture [Franchised] Relaxed [Company Owned]

Output: Controlled


Input: [Group code] 1000 [Description] Strings in extended data can be up to 255 bytes long (with the 256th byte reserved for the null character). [Entity name]

Output: String


Input: [Group code] 1001 also a string value [Description] Application names can be up to 31 bytes long (the 32nd byte is reserved for the null character). NOTE Do not add a 1001 group into your extended data because AutoCAD assumes it is the beginning of a new application extended data group. [Entity name]

Output: Application name


Input: [Group code] 1002 [Description] An extended data control string can be either "{"or "}". These braces enable applications to organize their data by subdividing the data into lists. The left brace begins a list, and the right brace terminates the most recent list. Lists can be nested. When AutoCAD reads the extended data for a particular application, it checks to ensure that braces are balanced. [Entity name]

Output: Control string


Input: [Group code] 1003 [Description] Name of the layer associated with the extended data [Entity name]

Output: Layer name


Input: [Group code] 1004 [Description] Binary data is organized into variable-length chunks. The maximum length of each chunk is 127 bytes. In ASCII DXF files, binary data is represented as a string of hexadecimal digits, two per binary byte. [Entity name]

Output: Binary data


Input: [Group code] 1005 [Description] Handles of entities in the drawing database NOTE When a drawing with handles and extended data handles is imported into another drawing using INSERT, INSERT *, XREF Bind, XBIND, or partial OPEN, the extended data handles are translated in the same manner as their corresponding entity handles, thus maintaining their binding. This is also done in the EXPLODE block operation or for any other AutoCAD operation. When AUDIT detects an extended data handle that doesn't match the handle of an entity in the drawing file, it is considered an error. If AUDIT is fixing entities, it sets the handle to 0. [Entity name]

Output: Database handle


Input: [Group code] 1010, 1020, 1030 [Description] Three real values, in the order X, Y, Z. They can be used as a point or vector record. AutoCAD never alters their value. [Entity name]

Output: 3 reals


Input: [Group code] 1011, 1021, 1031 [Description] Unlike a simple 3D point, the world space coordinates are moved, scaled, rotated, and mirrored along with the parent entity to which the extended data belongs. The world space position is also stretched when the STRETCH command is applied to the parent entity and this point lies within the select window. [Entity name]

Output: World space position


Input: [Group code] 1012, 1022, 1032 [Description] Also a 3D point that is scaled, rotated, and mirrored along with the parent (but is not moved or stretched) [Entity name]

Output: World space displacement


Input: [Group code] 1013, 1023, 1033 [Description] Also a 3D point that is rotated and mirrored along with the parent (but is not moved, scaled, or stretched) [Entity name]

Output: World direction


Input: [Group code] 1040 [Description] A real value [Entity name]

Output: Real


Input: [Group code] 1041 [Description] A real value that is scaled along with the parent entity [Entity name]

Output: Distance


Input: [Group code] 1042 [Description] Also a real value that is scaled along with the parent. The difference between a distance and a scale factor is application-defined. [Entity name]

Output: Scale factor


Input: [Group code] 1070 [Description] A 16-bit integer (signed or unsigned) [Entity name]

Output: Integer


Input: [Group code] 1071 [Description] A 32-bit signed (long) integer [Entity name]

Output: Long


Input: [Field Name] gameId [Required/Optional] Required [Field Description]

Output: A unique identifier for the game the user is currently scoring.


Input: [Field Name] shooter [Required/Optional] Required [Field Description]

Output: The playerId, representing the player taking the shot.


Input: [Field Name] goalie [Required/Optional] Required [Field Description]

Output: The playerId of the opposing team goalie who was guarding the net at the time of the shot.


Input: [Field Name] releaseType [Required/Optional] Optional [Field Description]

Output: A text string representing the direction of the ball at the time the shot is taken. Valid values are "low-to-high", "high-to-Low", and "lateral".


Input: [Field Name] flight [Required/Optional] Optional [Field Description]

Output: A text string representing the path the ball takes after being thrown. Valid values are either "bounce" or "air".


Input: [Field Name] assisstedBy [Required/Optional] Optional [Field Description]

Output: The playerId representing the player who assisted in making the goal. Not all goals are assisted.


Input: [Field Name] location [Required/Optional] Required [Field Description]

Output: The field location where the the shot was taken.


Input: [Field Name] context [Required/Optional] Required [Field Description]

Output: A valid context document.


Input: [Description] An object supporting URI based identification. [Term]

Output: Identifiable


Input: [Description] A reference to a repository based resource. [Term]

Output: Artifact


Input: [Description] A type describing an Internet based resource. [Term]

Output: ResourceDescription


Input: [Description] A type describing an act of disclosure of an Artifact. [Term]

Output: Disclosure


Input: [Description] A type used to provide proof to a client of an act dealing with registration, modification, or retraction of an artifact from a Registry. [Term]

Output: Receipt


Input: [Description] An service through which a client can register a resource description or existing disclosure instance. [Term]

Output: Registry


Input: [Description] An interface through which a client can invoke requests enabling the discovery of artifact descriptions based on supplied filters. [Term]

Output: Directory


Input: [Description] one file, flat layout [Features] accessible with mtools or winimage-like tools [Name]

Output: flat


Input: [Description] multiple files, concatenated [Features] mappable to contained partitions [Name]

Output: concat


Input: [Description] accessed through an external C++ class [Features] developer specific, needs a C++ class at compile time [Name]

Output: external


Input: [Description] accessed through a DLL [Features] developer specific, windows only [Name]

Output: dll


Input: [Description] up to 10 layers stackable files [Features] commitable, rollbackable, growing [Name]

Output: sparse


Input: [Description] vmware3 disk support [Features] vmware version 3 compatibility [Name]

Output: vmware3


Input: [Description] vmware4 disk support [Features] vmware version 4 (VMDK) compatibility [Name]

Output: vmware4


Input: [Description] read-only base file with a commitable redolog [Features] commitable, rollbackable [Name]

Output: undoable


Input: [Description] one growing file [Features] growing [Name]

Output: growing


Input: [Description] read-only base file with a volatile redolog [Features] always rollbacked [Name]

Output: volatile


Input: [Description] VirtualPC disk support [Features] fixed / dynamic size supported [Name]

Output: vpc


Input: [Description] Oracle(tm) VM VirtualBox disk support [Features] VDI version 1.1 fixed / dynamic size supported [Name]

Output: vbox


Input: [Description] local directory appears as VFAT disk (with volatile redolog) [Features] optional commit or rollback [Name]

Output: vvfat


Input: [Variation Attributes] Colour [1]

Output: Natural


Input: [Variation Attributes] Assembly Information [1]

Output: Flat packed for easy home assembly - Instructions and fixings supplied


Input: [Variation Attributes] Assembly Required [1]

Output: Yes


Input: [Variation Attributes] Dimensions [1]

Output: Larger table: 50x38x50cm Smaller table: 40x38x45cm


Input: [Variation Attributes] Finish [1]

Output: Oak Effect


Input: [Variation Attributes] Fixings Included [1]

Output: Yes


Input: [Variation Attributes] Material [1]

Output: See description


Input: [Variation Attributes] Product Type [1]

Output: Nests of Tables


Input: [Variation Attributes] Range [1]

Output: Ancona


Input: [Variation Attributes] Type [1]

Output: Tables, Shelving & Units


Input: [Constant] administrative [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to administrative areas.


Input: [Constant] administrative.country [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to countries.


Input: [Constant] administrative.land_parcel [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to land parcels.


Input: [Constant] administrative.locality [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to localities.


Input: [Constant] administrative.neighborhood [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to neighborhoods.


Input: [Constant] administrative.province [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to provinces.


Input: [Constant] all [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to all selector types.


Input: [Constant] landscape [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to landscapes.


Input: [Constant] landscape.man_made [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to man made structures.


Input: [Constant] landscape.natural [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to natural features.


Input: [Constant] poi [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to points of interest.


Input: [Constant] poi.attraction [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to attractions for tourists.


Input: [Constant] poi.business [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to businesses.


Input: [Constant] poi.government [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to government buildings.


Input: [Constant] poi.medical [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to emergency services (hospitals, pharmacies, police, doctors, etc).


Input: [Constant] poi.park [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to parks.


Input: [Constant] poi.place_of_worship [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to places of worship, such as church, temple, or mosque.


Input: [Constant] poi.school [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to schools.


Input: [Constant] poi.sports_complex [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to sports complexes.


Input: [Constant] road [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to all roads.


Input: [Constant] road.arterial [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to arterial roads.


Input: [Constant] road.highway [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to highways.


Input: [Constant] road.local [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to local roads.


Input: [Constant] transit [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to all transit stations and lines.


Input: [Constant] transit.line [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to transit lines.


Input: [Constant] transit.station [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to all transit stations.


Input: [Constant] transit.station.airport [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to airports.


Input: [Constant] transit.station.bus [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to bus stops.


Input: [Constant] transit.station.rail [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to rail stations.


Input: [Constant] water [Description]

Output: Apply the rule to bodies of water.


Input: [Field Name] Description* [Usage] The main product description. [Location on Product page]

Output: Basic Product Info


Input: [Field Name] Product Description Short* [Usage] A short description to appear in search results and on category pages. This description is not displayed on the product page. [Location on Product page]

Output: Product Descriptions


Input: [Field Name] Features* [Usage] Displayed below the Description. [Location on Product page]

Output: Product Descriptions


Input: [Field Name] Technical Specs* [Usage] Text entered here will be displayed on a special Technical Specs tab. [Location on Product page]

Output: Product Descriptions


Input: [Field Name] Extended Information* [Usage] Text entered here will be displayed on a special Extended Information tab. [Location on Product page]

Output: Product Descriptions


Input: [Field Name] Product Description Above Price* [Usage] Text displayed above the price. [Location on Product page]

Output: Product Descriptions


Input: [Field Name] Photo Caption Text [Usage] Text displayed beneath the product image. [Location on Product page]

Output: Product Descriptions


Input: [Field Name] Price Sub Text [Usage] Short text displayed after the active price. For example, "Our lowest price ever!" [Location on Product page]

Output: Product Display


Input: [Field Name] List Price Description Text [Usage] Short text after the List Price, if used. For example "Manufacturer's Recommended Retail Price." [Location on Product page]

Output: Product Display


Input: [Attribute] onblur [Value] script [Description]

Output: Script to be run when an element loses focus


Input: [Attribute] onchange [Value] script [Description]

Output: Script to be run when an element changes


Input: [Attribute] oncontextmenuNew [Value] script [Description]

Output: Script to be run when a context menu is triggered


Input: [Attribute] onfocus [Value] script [Description]

Output: Script to be run when an element gets focus


Input: [Attribute] onformchangeNew [Value] script [Description]

Output: Script to be run when a form changes


Input: [Attribute] onforminputNew [Value] script [Description]

Output: Script to be run when a form gets user input


Input: [Attribute] oninputNew [Value] script [Description]

Output: Script to be run when an element gets user input


Input: [Attribute] oninvalidNew [Value] script [Description]

Output: Script to be run when an element is invalid


Input: [Attribute] onreset [Value] script [Description]

Output: Script to be run when a form is reset Not supported in HTML5


Input: [Attribute] onselect [Value] script [Description]

Output: Script to be run when an element is selected


Input: [Attribute] onsubmit [Value] script [Description]

Output: Script to be run when a form is submitted


Input: [Parameter] apikey [Options/Examples] [YOUR API KEY] [Description]

Output: Your API key

Daily Deals, Discounts, Coupons & Special Offers at Daily Deal Superstore


Input: [Parameter] format [Options/Examples] default json xml [Description]

Output: The format of the response

Daily Deals, Discounts, Coupons & Special Offers at Daily Deal Superstore


Input: [Parameter] online [Options/Examples] 0 1 [Description]

Output: Whether or not to include 'online only' deals

Daily Deals, Discounts, Coupons & Special Offers at Daily Deal Superstore


Input: [Parameter] cityid [Options/Examples] integer id of location in DDS database [Description]

Output: The format of the response

Daily Deals, Discounts, Coupons & Special Offers at Daily Deal Superstore


Input: [Parameter] city [Options/Examples] ie. atlanta [Description]

Output: Name of city in which to search

Daily Deals, Discounts, Coupons & Special Offers at Daily Deal Superstore


Input: [Parameter] state [Options/Examples] ie. georgia ie. ga ie. england [Description]

Output: State/Region of city in which to search

Daily Deals, Discounts, Coupons & Special Offers at Daily Deal Superstore


Input: [Parameter] page [Options/Examples] integer [Description]

Output: Page number of results displayed

Daily Deals, Discounts, Coupons & Special Offers at Daily Deal Superstore


Input: [Parameter] categories [Options/Examples] ie. 1,4,21,13 [Description]

Output: DDS category ids comma separated

Daily Deals, Discounts, Coupons & Special Offers at Daily Deal Superstore


Input: [Parameter] minprice [Options/Examples] ie. 25 [Description]

Output: Sets minimum value of deals being returned.

Daily Deals, Discounts, Coupons & Special Offers at Daily Deal Superstore


Input: [Parameter] sandbox [Options/Examples] 0 1 [Description]

Output: If true, no referral information is tracked

Daily Deals, Discounts, Coupons & Special Offers at Daily Deal Superstore


Input: [Task] On each node (compute, controller) apply post-install configurations. Ensure ssh keys for root and nova exist on all hosts [Component]

Output: All


Input: [Task] If deploying with Staypuft installer, ensure that puppet is stopped and disabled so that it does not overwrite post-install configurations [Component]

Output: All


Input: [Task] Ensure that you can upload and configure OS Images [Component]

Output: Glance


Input: [Task] Ensure that you can create flavors [Component]

Output: Nova


Input: [Task] Ensure that you can successfully provision test instances. Test with each flavor and OS Image [Component]

Output: Nova


Input: [Task] Provision and assign a block device from Cinder. Also ensure that you can detach and delete a block device [Component]

Output: Cinder


Input: [Task] Create and test tenant networks [Component]

Output: Neutron


Input: [Task] Provision and assign a floating IP from an external network for each tenant network. Ensure that connectivity is successful [Component]

Output: Neutron


Input: [Task] Define and assign a security group to an instance, enabling at least SSH and ICMP access [Component]

Output: Nova


Input: [Task] Reboot of all nodes to ensure configuration persistence, document any configuration changes. Push any fixes out to nodes when necessary [Component]

Output: All


Input: [Task] Generate and test keypairs to be used for access to instances [Component]

Output: Nova


Input: [Task] Ensure you are able to create and delete instance snapshots [Component]

Output: Nova


Input: [Task] If using swift, verify that you can create object stor and upload or create files [Component]

Output: Swift


Input: [Task] Test Live Migration by migrating instances across each compute node [Component]

Output: Nova


Input: [Name] getActivityDataField ? getActivityDataField/{activityDefinitionUUID}/{dataFieldId} [Description]

Output: Returns the DataField definition that has been defined as local to the given activity for the given activityDefinition UUID and dataField name.

Resources


Input: [Name] getActivityDataFields ? getActivityDataFields/{uuid} [Description]

Output: Returns the set of dataField definitions that have been defined as local to the given activity for the given activityDefinition UUID.

Resources


Input: [Name] getAllLightProcessesExcept [Description]

Output: Returns all the light-weight process definitions except those for which processDefinition UUID is specified.

Resources


Input: [Name] getAllLightProcessesExceptWithPagingCriterion [Description]

Output: Returns all the light-weight process definitions except those for which processDefinition UUID is specified.

Resources


Input: [Name] getAttachmentDefinition ? getAttachmentDefinition/{processUUID}/{attachmentName} [Description]

Output: Gets the attachment definition of a process given by its definition UUID and the attachment name.

Resources


Input: [Name] getAttachmentDefinitions ? getAttachmentDefinitions/{processUUID} [Description]

Output: Gets the attachment definitions of a process given by its definition UUID.

Resources


Input: [Name] getLastLightProcess ? getLastLightProcess/{processName} [Description]

Output: Returns the light process definition of the last deployed process of the given process name.

Resources


Input: [Name] getLastProcess ? getLastProcess/{processId} [Description]

Output: Returns the process definition of the last deployed process of the given process name.

Resources


Input: [Name] getLightProcess ? getLightProcess/{processDefinitionUUID} [Description]

Output: Returns the light-weight process definition for the specified processDefinition UUID.

Resources


Input: [Name] getLightProcesses [Description]

Output: Returns the set of definition information of all deployed processes.

Resources


Input: [Name] getLightProcessesByIndexAndPageSize [Description]

Output: Returns a "page" (i.e. a set) of processes ordered by label.

Resources


Input: [Name] getLightProcessesByIndexAndPageSizeWithPagingCriterion [Description]

Output: Returns a "page" (i.e. a set) of processes ordered by the given criterion.

Resources


Input: [Name] getLightProcessesByProcessDefinitionUUIDs [Description]

Output: Returns the light-weight process definitions for the specified processDefinition UUIDs.

Resources


Input: [Name] getLightProcessesByProcessDefinitionUUIDsWithPagingCriterion [Description]

Output: Returns a "page" (i.e. a set) of processes ordered by the given criterion.

Resources


Input: [Name] getNumberOfProcesses [Description]

Output: Gets the number of deployed processes.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessActivities ? getProcessActivities/{processDefinitionUUID} [Description]

Output: Returns the set of definitions for process activities of the specified processDefinition UUID.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessActivity ? getProcessActivity/{processDefinitionUUID}/{activityId} [Description]

Output: Returns the activity definition of the specified process and activity name.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessActivityId ? getProcessActivityId/{processDefinitionUUID}/{activityName} [Description]

Output: Returns the activity definition UUID of the given process definition UUID and activity name.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessAttachment ? getProcessAttachment/{processUUID}/{attachmentName} [Description]

Output: Gets the initial attachment of a process given by its definition UUID and the attachment name.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessAttachments ? getProcessAttachments/{processUUID} [Description]

Output: Gets all the initial attachments of a process given by its definition UUID.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessDataField ? getProcessDataField/{processDefinitionUUID}/{dataFieldId} [Description]

Output: Returns the DataField definition defined within the specified processDefinition UUID for the given dataField name

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessDataFields ? getProcessDataFields/{processDefinitionUUID} [Description]

Output: Returns the set of dataField definitions defined within the given processDefinition UUID.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessMetaData ? getProcessMetaData/{uuid}/{key} [Description]

Output: Obtains the value of a process meta data.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessParticipant ? getProcessParticipant/{processDefinitionUUID}/{participantId} [Description]

Output: Returns the participant definition for the specified processDefinition UUID and participant Id.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessParticipantId ? getProcessParticipantId/{processDefinitionUUID}/{participantName} [Description]

Output: Returns the participant definition UUID of the given process definition UUID and participant name.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessParticipants ? getProcessParticipants/{processDefinitionUUID} [Description]

Output: Returns the businessArchive used to deploy the corresponding process.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessUUIDs ? getProcessUUIDs/{category} [Description]

Output: Gets the processes having the given category.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcesses [Description]

Output: Returns the set of definition information of all deployed processes.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessesByIndexAndPageSize [Description]

Output: Returns a "page" (i.e. a set) of processes ordered by label.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessesByProcessId ? getProcessesByProcessId/{processId} [Description]

Output: Returns the set of definition informations for the process with the specified process name.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessesByProcessIdAndState ? getProcessesByProcessIdAndState/{processId}/{processState} [Description]

Output: Returns the set of definition informations for the processes with the specified process name and process state.

Resources


Input: [Name] getProcessesByState ? getProcessesByState/{processState} [Description]

Output: Returns the set of definition informations for the processes with the specified process state.

Resources


Input: [Name] getResource ? getResource/{definitionUUID}/{resourcePath} [Description]

Output: Gets a resource of a process given by its definition UUID and the resource path

Resources


Input: [Category] General [Shortcut] Ctrl + double click on program icon [Function & Purpose]

Output: Starts QB without a company file; if this shortcut isn't working for you, you're probably releasing the Ctrl key too soon; useful if you didn't close the last company file you worked on and now want to use a different file


Input: [Category] General [Shortcut] Alt while login or Open Company window is displayed [Function & Purpose]

Output: Starts QB with a clean desktop; if this shortcut isn't working for you, you are probably pressing the Alt key too early or releasing it too soon; useful if your last saved desktop had a lot of open windows unrelated to the current task at hand


Input: [Category] General [Shortcut] Ctrl + Enter [Function & Purpose]

Output: Record current transaction; can be faster than positioning your mouse on a button and clicking


Input: [Category] Calculator [Shortcut] + or - or * or / in an amount field of a transaction window [Function & Purpose]

Output: Pressing any of the 4 arithmetic operators in an amount field invokes QB's integrated calculator


Input: [Category] Dates [Shortcut] + [Function & Purpose]

Output: Advances to next day based on current calendar selection


Input: [Category] Dates [Shortcut] - [Function & Purpose]

Output: Goes back 1 day based on current calendar selection


Input: [Category] Dates [Shortcut] T [Function & Purpose]

Output: Sets date to today's date


Input: [Category] Dates [Shortcut] W [Function & Purpose]

Output: Sets date to first day of week based on current calendar selection


Input: [Category] Dates [Shortcut] K [Function & Purpose]

Output: Sets date to last day of week based on current calendar selection


Input: [Category] Dates [Shortcut] M [Function & Purpose]

Output: Sets date to first day of month based on current calendar selection


Input: [Category] Dates [Shortcut] H [Function & Purpose]

Output: Sets date to last day of month based on current calendar selection


Input: [Category] Dates [Shortcut] Y [Function & Purpose]

Output: Sets date to first day of year based on current calendar selection


Input: [Category] Dates [Shortcut] R [Function & Purpose]

Output: Sets date to last day of year based on current calendar selection


Input: [Category] Dates [Shortcut] Alt + Down Arrow [Function & Purpose]

Output: Opens calendar; since the Left Arrow and Right Arrow keys can scroll through the calendar and Tab selects the date and advances to the next field, this can be a fast date selection method


Input: [Category] Editing [Shortcut] Ctrl + E [Function & Purpose]

Output: Edit selected transaction in register


Input: [Category] Editing [Shortcut] Ctrl + Del [Function & Purpose]

Output: Delete current line in detail area


Input: [Category] Editing [Shortcut] Ctrl + Ins [Function & Purpose]

Output: Insert a line after the current line in detail area


Input: [Category] Editing [Shortcut] Ctrl + C [Function & Purpose]

Output: Copy selected characters


Input: [Category] Editing [Shortcut] Ctrl + V [Function & Purpose]

Output: Paste selected characters


Input: [Category] Editing [Shortcut] Ctrl + X [Function & Purpose]

Output: Copy and cut selected characters


Input: [Category] Editing [Shortcut] Ctrl + Z [Function & Purpose]

Output: Undo changes made to field


Input: [Category] Editing [Shortcut] + [Function & Purpose]

Output: Increase form number, such a check number, by 1


Input: [Category] Editing [Shortcut] - [Function & Purpose]

Output: Decrease form number, such a check number, by 1


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + A [Function & Purpose]

Output: Opens Account List


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + D [Function & Purpose]

Output: Delete transaction, such as a check or bill, or delete a list item


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + E [Function & Purpose]

Output: Edit transaction, such as a check or bill, or edit a list item


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + F [Function & Purpose]

Output: Find transaction


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + G [Function & Purpose]

Output: Go to register of transfer account


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + H [Function & Purpose]

Output: Open history of A/P or A/R transaction


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + J [Function & Purpose]

Output: Open Customer Center


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + I [Function & Purpose]

Output: Open Create Invoice window


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + L [Function & Purpose]

Output: Open list for current field


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + M [Function & Purpose]

Output: Memorize transaction or report


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + N [Function & Purpose]

Output: Opens window to add a new list item of currently selected list item window; if a list item is not the current window, the shortcut has no effect


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + O [Function & Purpose]

Output: Copy current transaction in register


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + P [Function & Purpose]

Output: Print


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + Q [Function & Purpose]

Output: QuickReport on current transaction or list item


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + R [Function & Purpose]

Output: Display register


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + S [Function & Purpose]

Output: Show list; this is a shortcut that is commonly included on lists of shortcuts but does not appear to function in current QB versions


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + U [Function & Purpose]

Output: Use list item; this is a shortcut that is commonly included on lists of shortcuts but does not appear to function in current QB versions


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + V [Function & Purpose]

Output: Paste transaction copied from register


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + W [Function & Purpose]

Output: Write check


Input: [Category] Activities [Shortcut] Ctrl + Y [Function & Purpose]

Output: Open transaction journal


Input: [Category] Function Keys [Shortcut] F1 [Function & Purpose]

Output: Context sensitive help


Input: [Category] Function Keys [Shortcut] F2 or Ctrl + 1 [Function & Purpose]

Output: Opens Product Information window


Input: [Category] Function Keys [Shortcut] F3 [Function & Purpose]

Output: With the Product Information window open, opens the Tech Help window


Input: [Category] Function Keys [Shortcut] Ctrl + F4 or ESC (by itself) [Function & Purpose]

Output: Closes the current window


Input: [Category] Function Keys [Shortcut] Alt + F4 [Function & Purpose]

Output: Exit QB


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Alt + underlined letter in menu [Function & Purpose]

Output: Executes task assigned to that menu item; the underline only appears on menu items after the Alt key is pressed; the list of shortcuts possible with this technique is extensive


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] End [Function & Purpose]

Output: Move to last character of current field


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Home [Function & Purpose]

Output: Move to first character of current field


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Tab [Function & Purpose]

Output: Advance to next field


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Shift + Tab [Function & Purpose]

Output: Go back to previous field


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Up Arrow [Function & Purpose]

Output: Move to previous line in form detail area or report


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Down Arrow [Function & Purpose]

Output: Move to next line in form detail area or report


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Page Up [Function & Purpose]

Output: Move to previous page in form detail area or report


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Page Down [Function & Purpose]

Output: Move to next page in form detail area or report


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Ctrl + Right Arrow [Function & Purpose]

Output: Move to next word in current text field


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Ctrl + Left Arrow [Function & Purpose]

Output: Move to previous word in current text field


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Ctrl + Page Up [Function & Purpose]

Output: Move to first item in list or register


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Ctrl + Page Down [Function & Purpose]

Output: Move to last item in list or register


Input: [Category] Moving Around [Shortcut] Ctrl + F6 [Function & Purpose]

Output: Moves to next open window and makes it the active window


Input: [Implicit variable] request [Of Type (javax.servlet)] protocol dependent subtype of HttpServletRequest [Description] The request that triggers the service invocation. [Scope]

Output: request


Input: [Implicit variable] response [Of Type (javax.servlet)] protocol dependent subtype of HttpServletResponse [Description] The response to the request. [Scope]

Output: page


Input: [Implicit variable] pageContext [Of Type (javax.servlet)] jsp.PageContext [Description] The page context encapsulates implementation-dependent features and provides convenience methods and namespace access for this JSP. [Scope]

Output: page


Input: [Implicit variable] session [Of Type (javax.servlet)] Protocol dependent subtype of http.HttpSession [Description] The session object created for the requesting client. See servlet Session object. [Scope]

Output: session


Input: [Implicit variable] application [Of Type (javax.servlet)] ServletContext [Description] The servlet context obtained from the servlet configuration object (e.g., getServletConfig(), getContext( ). [Scope]

Output: app


Input: [Implicit variable] out [Of Type (javax.servlet)] jsp.JspWriter [Description] The object that writes into the output stream. [Scope]

Output: page


Input: [Implicit variable] config [Of Type (javax.servlet)] ServletConfig [Description] The ServletConfig for this JSP. [Scope]

Output: page


Input: [Implicit variable] page [Of Type (javax.servlet)] java.lang.Object [Description] The instance of this page’s implementation class processing the current request. [Scope]

Output: page


Input: [Flag] blizzardui [Description]

Output: This function is not a C API but a Lua function declared in Blizzard's default user interface. Its implementation can be viewed by extracting the addon data using the Addon Kit provided by Blizzard.

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Input: [Flag] confirmation [Description]

Output: This function does not prompt the user for confirmation before its results take effect -- that behavior is provided by the default UI, and this function is called from the confirmation dialog

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Input: [Flag] deprecated [Description]

Output: This function is deprecated and is no longer in use

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Input: [Flag] framexml [Description]

Output: This function is defined by the default user interface in Lua. You can find the definition by examining the FrameXML code for the default UI,

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Input: [Flag] hardware [Description]

Output: This function requires a key or mouse press in order to be used, but may not be protected.

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Input: [Flag] internal [Description]

Output: This function does nothing in the standard game client and is used by Blizzard for internal purposes

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Input: [Flag] luaapi [Description]

Output: This function is defined in the Lua standard libraries

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Input: [Flag] maconly [Description]

Output: This function is designed for the Mac OS X client only

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Input: [Flag] nocombat [Description]

Output: This function cannot be called during combat

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Input: [Flag] protected [Description]

Output: This function is protected and can only be called by the Blizzard user interface

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Input: [Flag] review [Description]

Output: This documentation is either in the process of being created, or needs to be reviewed for accuracy. Please feel free to share any findings by clicking on the 'Edit' tab at the top of the content area or by posting your findings on the forums.

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Input: [Flag] server [Description]

Output: This function must query the remote server, and any results will not be immediately available to the game client. Please see the function's documentation for more information about how to retrieve any results.

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Input: [Textual Data Types] char(size) [Description]

Output: Holds a fixed length string (can contain letters, numbers, and special characters). The fixed size is specified in parenthesis


Input: [Textual Data Types] varchar(size) [Description]

Output: Holds a variable length string (can contain letters, numbers, and special characters). The maximum size is specified in parenthesis


Input: [Textual Data Types] tinytext [Description]

Output: Holds a variable string with a maximum length of 255 characters


Input: [Textual Data Types] text blob [Description]

Output: Holds a variable string with a maximum length of 65535 characters


Input: [Textual Data Types] mediumtext mediumblob [Description]

Output: Holds a variable string with a maximum length of 16777215 characters


Input: [Textual Data Types] longtext longblob [Description]

Output: Holds a variable string with a maximum length of 4294967295 characters


Input: [Option Name] enableAutoPlay [Default Value] FALSE [Description]

Output: Whether to enable AutoPlay via the AutoPlay button and space bar.


Input: [Option Name] autoPlayOnLoad [Default Value] FALSE [Description]

Output: Whether to automatically start playing when the gallery is loaded.


Input: [Option Name] displayTime [Default Value] 5 [Description]

Output: Number of seconds each image will display for in AutoPlay mode. AutoPlay will always wait for the next image to be loaded before showing it, so this is the minimum display time.


Input: [Option Name] showAutoPlayStatus [Default Value] TRUE [Description]

Output: Whether to show the "AutoPlay ON/OFF" message when user toggles autoplay mode.


Input: [Option Name] goNextOnAutoPlay [Default Value] FALSE [Description]

Output: Whether to immediately navigate to the next image when the AutoPlay mode is turned on.


Input: [Option Name] autoPlayThumbs [Default Value] TRUE [Description]

Output: Whether to navigate the thumbnail images to match the current main image when autoplaying.


Input: [EA name] CDT-Title [Meta information]

Output: Song title

Helper scripts for encoding and decoding MP3 and Ogg-Vorbis files


Input: [EA name] CDT-Artist [Meta information]

Output: Artist name

Helper scripts for encoding and decoding MP3 and Ogg-Vorbis files


Input: [EA name] CDT-Album [Meta information]

Output: Album title

Helper scripts for encoding and decoding MP3 and Ogg-Vorbis files


Input: [EA name] CDT-Year [Meta information]

Output: Release year

Helper scripts for encoding and decoding MP3 and Ogg-Vorbis files


Input: [EA name] CDT-Track [Meta information]

Output: Track number

Helper scripts for encoding and decoding MP3 and Ogg-Vorbis files


Input: [EA name] CDT-Comment [Meta information]

Output: Comment

Helper scripts for encoding and decoding MP3 and Ogg-Vorbis files


Input: [Directory] bin [Description] executables [Source?]

Output: no

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] build [Description] version information that controls builds and is not included in the distribution [Source?]

Output: yes

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] com/newt/packages [Description] all the packages that make up the distribution [Source?]

Output: yes

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] etc [Description] configuration files [Source?]

Output: yes

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] lib [Description] libraries, executables [Source?]

Output: no

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] share [Description] run-time data (lexicons, indices), data used to initialize databases, or documentation [Source?]

Output: yes

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] share/api [Description] class documentation (output of make doc) [Source?]

Output: no

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] share/doc [Description] online miscellaneous documentation [Source?]

Output: yes

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] share/help [Description] online help [Source?]

Output: yes

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] share/icons [Description] shared icons [Source?]

Output: yes

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] share/sounds [Description] shared sounds [Source?]

Output: yes

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] tools [Description] support programs and scripts that are not included in the distribution [Source?]

Output: yes

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] var [Description] run-time, changing files [Source?]

Output: no

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] var/cache [Description] caches [Source?]

Output: no

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] var/lib [Description] variable state information [Source?]

Output: no

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] var/lock [Description] lock files [Source?]

Output: no

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] var/log [Description] run-time logs [Source?]

Output: no

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] var/spool [Description] files saved for later processing [Source?]

Output: no

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Directory] var/run [Description] run-time variable data [Source?]

Output: no

Software Conventions and Process for Start-ups


Input: [Parameter Name] url [Required] Yes [Example Usage] -url http://portal [Description]

Output: The load balanced URL is the domain name for all sites users will access in this SharePoint Web application. This URL domain will be used in all links shown on pages within the web application.

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Input: [Parameter Name] directory [Short Form] dir [Required] No [Example Usage] -directory c:\moss\webs\portal -dir c:\moss\webs\portal [Description]

Output: The virtual directory of the web application. If not specified then the directory will be c:\inetpub\wwwroot\wss\virtualdirectories\{hostheader}{port}

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Input: [Parameter Name] port [Short Form] p [Required] No [Example Usage] -port 123 -p 123 [Description]

Output: The port number for the web application. The default is 80.

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Input: [Parameter Name] ownerlogin [Short Form] ol [Required] Yes - unless -donotcreatesite is passed in [Example Usage] -ownerlogin domain\user1 -ol domain\user1 [Description]

Output: The login name of the owner of the site if a root site collection is to be created. This parameter is disabled if -donotcreatesite is passed in.

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Input: [Parameter Name] owneremail [Short Form] oe [Required] Yes - unless -donotcreatesite is passed in [Example Usage] -owneremail user1@domain.com -oe user1@domain.com [Description]

Output: The email address of the owner of the site collection. This parameter is disabled if -donotcreatesite is passed in.

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Input: [Parameter Name] exclusivelyusentlm [Short Form] ntlm [Required] No [Example Usage] -exclusivelyusentlm -ntlm [Description]

Output: Sets the site to use NTLM Windows Authentication. If omitted Kerberos authentication will be enabled.

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Input: [Parameter Name] ownername [Short Form] on [Required] No [Example Usage] -ownername "Gary Lapointe" -on "Gary Lapointe" [Description]

Output: The name of the owner of the root site collection if created. This parameter is disabled if -donotcreatesite is passed in.

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Input: [Parameter Name] databaseuser [Short Form] du [Required] No [Example Usage] -databaseuser spcontent -du spcontent [Description]

Output: The SQL Server account to use to connect to the content database. If omitted then Windows Authentication will be used. It is recommended that you use Windows Authentication and not a SQL Server account.

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Input: [Parameter Name] databasepassword [Short Form] dp [Required] No - unless databaseuser is provided. [Example Usage] -databasepassword pa$$w0rd -dp pa$$w0rd [Description]

Output: The password of the database user specified by the -databaseuser parameter.

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Input: [Parameter Name] databasename [Short Form] dn [Required] No [Example Usage] -databasename SharePoint_Portal_Content -dn SharePoint_Portal_Content [Description]

Output: The name of the content database. If not specified then a database will be created using "SharePoint - #" where # is a random number.

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Input: [Parameter Name] databaseserver [Short Form] ds [Required] No [Example Usage] -databaseserver spsql1 -ds spsql1 [Description]

Output: The name of the database server on which to store the content database.

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Input: [Parameter Name] lcid [Required] No [Example Usage] -lcid 1033 [Description]

Output: The local ID of the root site collection.

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Input: [Parameter Name] sitetemplate [Short Form] st [Required] No [Example Usage] -sitetemplate SPSPORTAL#0 -st SPSPORTAL#0 [Description]

Output: The template to use when creating the root site collection.

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Input: [Parameter Name] donotcreatesite [Short Form] nosite [Required] No [Example Usage] -donotcreatesite -nosite [Description]

Output: If provided then a root site collection will not be created.

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Input: [Parameter Name] description [Short Form] desc [Required] No [Example Usage] -description "SharePoint Portal (80)" -desc "SharePoint Portal (80)" [Description]

Output: The description that will be used to identify the web application in IIS.

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Input: [Parameter Name] sethostheader [Short Form] sethh [Required] No [Example Usage] -sethostheader portal -sethh portal [Description]

Output: Sets the host header of the site. The value is optional and if omitted the host of the -url parameter will be used.

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Input: [Parameter Name] apidname [Short Form] apid [Required] No [Example Usage] -apidname SharePoint_Portal_AppPool -apid SharePoint_Portal_AppPool [Description]

Output: The name of the application pool. If not provided then "DefaultAppPool" will be used.

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Input: [Parameter Name] apidtype [Required] No [Example Usage] -apidtype configurableid [Description]

Output: Either networkservice or configurableid. Defaults to networkservice. If the type is set to configurableid then apidlogin and apidpwd is required.

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Input: [Parameter Name] apidlogin [Short Form] apu [Required] No - unless apidtype is configurableid [Example Usage] -apidlogin "domain\spportalapppool" -apu "domain\spportalapppool" [Description]

Output: The user account that the application pool will run as.

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Input: [Parameter Name] apidpwd [Short Form] app [Required] No - unless apidtype is configurableid [Example Usage] -apidpwd pa$$w0rd -app pa$$w0rd [Description]

Output: The password for the application pool user account.

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Input: [Parameter Name] allowanonymous [Short Form] anon [Required] No [Example Usage] -allowanonymous -anon [Description]

Output: Allows anonymous access to the web application.

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Input: [Parameter Name] ssl [Required] No [Example Usage] -ssl [Description]

Output: Configures the web application to use SSL.

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Input: [Parameter Name] timezone [Short Form] tz [Required] No [Example Usage] -timezone 12 -tz 12 [Description]

Output: The time zone to associate the web application with

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Input: [Key] BareLine [Purpose]

Output: Procedure to be executed when readline has returned true, meaning a newline was encountered, and the line read was of zero length. This can happen for an actual bare line in the input, or for the final readline of a line that ends with a self-delimiting PostScript token. For consistency with FullLine and PartLine, the stack contains (a) whatever was on it when \markup was invoked (except for the parameter dictionary), (b) as modified by any embedded PostScript tokens since, and not consumed by HandleToken or HandleResult, and (c) on top, the string just read, though in this case it is known to be empty; in some uses (simple line-by-line setting), it can make sense for BareLine and FullLine to be the same procedure. When used with paragraph-at-a-time systems, BareLine will usually be defined to invoke the library procedure for filling and setting the completed paragraph. \markup fetches this value only once, so changing it from embedded PostScript code has no effect, but nothing stops the supplied procedure looking at other keys and having changeable behavior.

Markup: a minimalist markup frontend for the PostScript language


Input: [Key] EODCount [Purpose]

Output: An integer that, in combination with EODString, determines how embedded-PostScript “interruptions” are recognized. Determines how many instances of EODString can be encountered in the input before reading is interrupted; overlapping instances are not multiply counted. If the value is zero, the first occurrence of EODString interrupts reading and is not read as part of the text. If this entry is not present in the dictionary, \markup adds a definition of zero. If EODString is empty, reading will be interrupted when exactly EODCount bytes have been read; this combination is not likely to have practical use in \markup. This value is freshly fetched from the dictionary after any embedded token has been handled, so embedded PostScript tokens may change it.

Markup: a minimalist markup frontend for the PostScript language


Input: [Key] EODString [Purpose]

Output: A string that, in combination with EODCount, determines how embedded-PostScript “interruptions” are recognized. See EODCount. If this entry is not present in the dictionary, \markup adds a definition of (\\). This value is freshly fetched from the dictionary after any embedded token has been handled, so embedded PostScript tokens may change it.

Markup: a minimalist markup frontend for the PostScript language


Input: [Key] EOFToken (optional) [Purpose]

Output: When the end of SourceFile has been reached, ordinarily \markup completes. If this entry is present, its value is treated just as if it had been returned by token at the end of the file; HandleToken and HandleResult are executed, and if stop was not executed, reading resumes from the (presumably changed) SourceFile. This is the mechanism by which a file-inclusion operation can be supplied. The idea is for the file-include procedure to store the new file in SourceFile and supply an EOFToken that restores the old one (and the old EOFToken). Such a procedure can be generated by includegen, which is used to provide the file inclusion feature in Basic. If there is an EOFToken and it does not either replace SourceFile, replace EOFToken, or execute stop, \markup will reach end of file and spin.

Markup: a minimalist markup frontend for the PostScript language


Input: [Key] FullLine [Purpose]

Output: Procedure to be executed when readline has returned true, meaning a newline was encountered, and the line read was of nonzero length. This can represent an entire full line in the input, or the final segment of a line after an embedded PostScript token. The stack contains (a) whatever was on it when \markup was invoked (except for the parameter dictionary), (b) as modified by any embedded PostScript tokens since, and not consumed by HandleToken or HandleResult, and (c) on top, the string just read. In driving a line-at-a-time text setting system, this procedure may invoke PartLine and then a library procedure to set the complete accumulated line; for a paragraph-at-a-time system, this procedure and PartLine will probably be the same. \markup fetches this value only once, so changing it from embedded PostScript code has no effect, but nothing stops the supplied procedure looking at other keys and having changeable behavior.

Markup: a minimalist markup frontend for the PostScript language


Input: [Key] HandleResult [Purpose]

Output: Procedure to be executed when an embedded token has been read, after HandleToken has been executed, and if HandleToken did not incur a stop. Anticipated uses may check the number and type of objects on the stack, and perhaps add a string on top of stack to the accumulating line, interpret a literal name as a glyph name to be shown, or other conventions appropriate to the application.

Markup: a minimalist markup frontend for the PostScript language


Input: [Key] HandleToken [Purpose]

Output: Procedure to be executed when an embedded token has been read; any results on the stack may then be processed by HandleResult. One reasonable implementation of HandleToken is a simple unconditional exec. At the time this procedure is executed, SourceFile contains the file object from which the token was read.

Markup: a minimalist markup frontend for the PostScript language


Input: [Key] LineBuffer [Purpose]

Output: A string that will be used as the buffer for readline. The size of this string determines the maximum line length that can be found in the input without incurring a rangecheck.

Markup: a minimalist markup frontend for the PostScript language


Input: [Key] PartLine [Purpose]

Output: Procedure to be executed when readline has returned false, meaning it encountered the end of input (or an interruption for embedded PostScript) before a newline. The line may be of zero or nonzero length. The stack contains (a) whatever was on it when \markup was invoked (except for the parameter dictionary), (b) as modified by any embedded PostScript tokens since, and not consumed by HandleToken or HandleResult, and (c) on top, the string just read. \markup fetches this value only once, so changing it from embedded PostScript code has no effect, but nothing stops the supplied procedure looking at other keys and having changeable behavior.

Markup: a minimalist markup frontend for the PostScript language


Input: [Key] SourceFile [Purpose]

Output: File object from which \markup reads input. If this entry is not initially present, \markup defines it with the file object obtained from currentfile. This value is freshly fetched from the dictionary after any embedded token has been handled, so embedded PostScript tokens may change it.

Markup: a minimalist markup frontend for the PostScript language


Input: [Error code] 0x80070424 [What to do now] Read Error 0x80070424 for more details [Possible reason for error]

Output: There may be a problem installing updates


Input: [Error code] 0x800700df [What to do now] Read 0x800700df: folder copy error for more details [Possible reason for error]

Output: The file you are trying to download may exceed the allowed limit and cannot be saved – you may need to increase your file-download limit


Input: [Error code] 0x800705b4 [What to do now] Read Windows Update error 800705b4 for more details [Possible reason for error]

Output: There may be a problem with your antivirus update


Input: [Error code] 0x4ff02 [What to do now] The following articles have more information about uninstalling a program: In Windows 8 In Windows 7 In Windows Vista Then re-install your program [Possible reason for error]

Output: Malware may have modified your antivirus or antimalware software – you may need to uninstall and reinstall your security software


Input: [Error code] 0x80080005 [What to do now] Read Stop error code 0x80080005 for more details [Possible reason for error]

Output: Your computer may not be responding properly


Input: [Error code] 0x80070070 [What to do now] Read Windows Update error 80070070 for more details [Possible reason for error]

Output: You may not have enough disk space on your computer to install updates


Input: [Error code] 0x8007042C [What to do now] Read 0x8007042c error messagefor detailed troubleshooting instructions [Possible reason for error]

Output: There may be a problem with your Windows Firewall


Input: [Error code] 0x80240016 [What to do now] Read Windows Update error 0x80240016 for more details [Possible reason for error]

Output: There may be another installation in progress – you should wait for this install to complete


Input: [Error code] 0x8024400a [What to do now] Read Windows Update error 8024400a, 8024400d, or 8024400e for more details [Possible reason for error]

Output: There may be a connection problem between your computer and the Windows servers


Input: [Shortcut Key] M [Map Tool]

Output: Move Map Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] ~ [Map Tool]

Output: Recenter Map Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] Z [Map Tool]

Output: Zoom Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] S [Map Tool]

Output: Select Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] V [Map Tool]

Output: Move Selected Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] W [Map Tool]

Output: Waypoint Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] R [Map Tool]

Output: Route Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] K [Map Tool]

Output: Track Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] E [Map Tool]

Output: Shape Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] N [Map Tool]

Output: Note Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] 1 [Map Tool]

Output: Calibration Point 1 Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] 2 [Map Tool]

Output: Calibration Point 2 Tool

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Input: [Shortcut Key] 3 [Map Tool]

Output: Calibration Point 3 Tool

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Input: [Parameter] History [Setting]

Output: Zero days


Input: [Parameter] Save Form Information [Setting]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] Save Passwords [Setting]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] Download Manager History [Setting]

Output: Delete upon successful download


Input: [Parameter] Cookies [Setting]

Output: No cookies are set


Input: [Parameter] Disk Cache [Setting]

Output: Zero bytes


Input: [Parameter] Block Pop Up Windows [Setting]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] Allow websites to install software [Setting]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] Load Images [Setting]

Output: From originating site only


Input: [Parameter] Enable Java [Setting]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] Enable Javascript [Setting]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] Software Updates [Setting]

Output: Disabled


Input: [Parameter] Proxy Settings [Setting]

Output: Configured to use Privoxy


Input: [Description] Activates and displays a window. If the window is minimized or maximized, the system restores it to its original size and position. An application should specify this flag when displaying the window for the first time. [Value]

Output: SW_SHOWNORMAL


Input: [Description] Activates the window and displays it in its current size and position. [Value]

Output: SW_SHOW


Input: [Description] Hides the window and activates another window. [Value]

Output: SW_HIDE


Input: [Description] Maximizes the specified window. [Value]

Output: SW_MAXIMIZE


Input: [Description] Minimizes the specified window and activates the next top-level window in the Z order. [Value]

Output: SW_MINIMIZE


Input: [Description] Activates and displays the window. If the window is minimized or maximized, the system restores it to its original size and position. An application should specify this flag when restoring a minimized window. [Value]

Output: SW_RESTORE


Input: [Description] Activates the window and displays it as a maximized window. [Value]

Output: SW_SHOWMAXIMIZED


Input: [Description] Activates the window and displays it as a minimized window. [Value]

Output: SW_SHOWMINIMIZED


Input: [Description] Displays the window as a minimized window. This value is similar to SW_SHOWMINIMIZED, except the window is not activated. [Value]

Output: SW_SHOWMINNOACTIVE


Input: [Description] Displays the window in its current size and position. This value is similar to SW_SHOW, except the window is not activated. [Value]

Output: SW_SHOWNA