Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Forestry [Keybind] CUT_DOWN [Type] Bind [Description] Cut down highlighted tree/plant [Command]

Output: Cut down


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Forestry [Keybind] CHOP_UP [Type] Bind [Description] Chop up highlighted felled tree [Command]

Output: Chop up


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Nature [Keybind] FORAGE [Type] Bind [Description] Forage on highlighted tile [Command]

Output: Forage


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Nature [Keybind] FORAGE_VEG [Type] Bind [Description] Forage for vegetables on highlighted tile [Command]

Output: Forage vegetable


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Nature [Keybind] FORAGE_RESOURCE [Type] Bind [Description] Forage for resources on highlighted tile [Command]

Output: Forage resource


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Nature [Keybind] FORAGE_BERRIES [Type] Bind [Description] Forage for berries on highlighted tile [Command]

Output: Forage berries


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Nature [Keybind] BOTANIZE [Type] Bind [Description] Botanize on highlighted tile [Command]

Output: Botanize


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Nature [Keybind] BOTANIZE_SEEDS [Type] Bind [Description] Botanize for seeds on highlighted tile [Command]

Output: Botanize seeds


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Nature [Keybind] BOTANIZE_HERBS [Type] Bind [Description] Botanize for herbs on highlighted tile [Command]

Output: Botanize herbs


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Nature [Keybind] BOTANIZE_RESOURCE [Type] Bind [Description] Botanize for resources on highlighted tile [Command]

Output: Botanize resource


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Nature [Keybind] PICK_FLOWERS [Type] Bind [Description] Pick flowers from highlighted tile [Command]

Output: Pick flower


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Nature [Keybind] PLANT [Type] Bind [Description] Plant Sprouts naturally [Command]

Output: Plant


Input: [Tab] Nature [Category] Nature [Keybind] PLANT_CENTER [Type] Bind [Description] Plant Sprouts in the center if tiles [Command]

Output: Plant Center


Input: [Tab] N/A [Category] Nature [Keybind] GATHER [Type] Bind [Description] Gather grass [Command]

Output: Gather


Input: [Tab] N/A [Category] Nature [Keybind] TRIM [Type] Bind [Description] Trim grass to lawn [Command]

Output: Trim


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Category] Fighting [Keybind] TARGET [Type] Bind [Description] Sets target as highlighted creature/player [Command]

Output: Target


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Category] Fighting [Keybind] NO_TARGET [Type] Bind [Description] Removes any target [Command]

Output: No target


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Category] Fighting [Keybind] FIGHT_DEFENSIVE [Type] Bind [Description] Fight defensively [Command]

Output: Fight defensive


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Category] Fighting [Keybind] FIGHT_NORMAL [Type] Bind [Description] Fight normally [Command]

Output: Fight normal


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Category] Fighting [Keybind] FIGHT_AGGRESSIVELY [Type] Bind [Description] Fight aggressively [Command]

Output: Fight aggressively


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] NUMPAD7 [Category] Fighting [Keybind] AIM_UPPER_LEFT [Type] Bind [Description] Aim for upper left part of creature/player [Command]

Output: Aim upper left


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] NUMPAD8 [Category] Fighting [Keybind] AIM_UPPER_MIDDLE [Type] Bind [Description] Aim for upper middle part of creature/player [Command]

Output: Aim upper middle


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] NUMPAD9 [Category] Fighting [Keybind] AIM_UPPER_RIGHT [Type] Bind [Description] Aim for upper right part of creature/player [Command]

Output: Aim upper right


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] NUMPAD4 [Category] Fighting [Keybind] AIM_LEFT [Type] Bind [Description] Aim for left part of creature/player [Command]

Output: Aim left


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] NUMPAD5 [Category] Fighting [Keybind] AIM_MIDDLE [Type] Bind [Description] Aim for middle part of creature/player [Command]

Output: Aim middle


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] NUMPAD6 [Category] Fighting [Keybind] AIM_RIGHT [Type] Bind [Description] Aim for right part of creature/player [Command]

Output: Aim right


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] NUMPAD1 [Category] Fighting [Keybind] AIM_LOWER_LEFT [Type] Bind [Description] Aim for lower left part of creature/player [Command]

Output: Aim lower left


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] NUMPAD2 [Category] Fighting [Keybind] AIM_LOWER_MIDDLE [Type] Bind [Description] Aim for lower middle part of creature/player [Command]

Output: Aim lower middle


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] NUMPAD3 [Category] Fighting [Keybind] AIM_LOWER_RIGHT [Type] Bind [Description] Aim for lower right part of creature/player [Command]

Output: Aim lower right


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] DIVIDE [Category] Fighting [Keybind] DEFEND_LEFT [Type] Bind [Description] Defend your left parts [Command]

Output: Defend left


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] ADD [Category] Fighting [Keybind] DEFEND_RIGHT [Type] Bind [Description] Defend your right parts [Command]

Output: Defend right


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] MULTIPLY [Category] Fighting [Keybind] DEFEND_UPPER [Type] Bind [Description] Defend your upper parts [Command]

Output: Defend upper


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] SUBTRACT [Category] Fighting [Keybind] DEFEND_LOWER [Type] Bind [Description] Defend your lower parts [Command]

Output: Defend lower


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] NUMPAD0 [Category] Fighting [Keybind] FOCUS [Type] Bind [Description] Focus your fighting [Command]

Output: Focus


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] DECIMAL [Category] Fighting [Keybind] SHIELD_BASH [Type] Bind [Description] Use your shield to stun the target. [Command]

Output: Shield bash


Input: [Tab] Fighting [Default] 6 – 0 [Category] Fighting [Keybind] SPECIAL_MOVE# [Type] Bind [Description] Perform special move number # [Command]

Output: Special move #


Input: [Tab] Priest [Category] Religion [Keybind] PRAY [Type] Bind [Description] Pray at highlighted tile or item [Command]

Output: Pray


Input: [Tab] Priest [Category] Religion [Keybind] PREACH [Type] Bind [Description] Preach at highlighted item or character [Command]

Output: Preach


Input: [Tab] Priest [Category] Religion [Keybind] LISTEN [Type] Bind [Description] Listen to highlighted character [Command]

Output: Listen


Input: [Tab] Priest [Category] Religion [Keybind] LINK [Type] Bind [Description] Link to highlighted character [Command]

Output: Link


Input: [ID] RTNL_TC_PACKETS [Type] Counter [Description]

Output: Total # of packets transmitted

Routing Family Netlink Library (libnl-route)

Table 1. Statistic identifiers (enum rtnl_tc_stat)


Input: [ID] RTNL_TC_BYTES [Type] Counter [Description]

Output: Total # of bytes transmitted

Routing Family Netlink Library (libnl-route)


Input: [ID] RTNL_TC_RATE_BPS [Type] Rate [Description]

Output: Current bytes/s rate

Routing Family Netlink Library (libnl-route)


Input: [ID] RTNL_TC_RATE_PPS [Type] Rate [Description]

Output: Current packets/s rate

Routing Family Netlink Library (libnl-route)


Input: [ID] RTNL_TC_QLEN [Type] Rate [Description]

Output: Current length of the queue

Routing Family Netlink Library (libnl-route)


Input: [ID] RTNL_TC_BACKLOG [Type] Rate [Description]

Output: # of packets currently backloged

Routing Family Netlink Library (libnl-route)


Input: [ID] RTNL_TC_DROPS [Type] Counter [Description]

Output: # of packets dropped

Routing Family Netlink Library (libnl-route)


Input: [ID] RTNL_TC_REQUEUES [Type] Counter [Description]

Output: # of packets requeued

Routing Family Netlink Library (libnl-route)


Input: [ID] RTNL_TC_OVERLIMITS [Type] Counter [Description]

Output: # of packets that exceeded the limit

Routing Family Netlink Library (libnl-route)


Input: [Default Value] 0.3 [Operation] Object box height [Variable Name]

Output: boxht


Input: [Default Value] 0.75 [Operation] Object box width [Variable Name]

Output: boxwid


Input: [Default Value] 0.1 [Operation] Active lifeline width [Variable Name]

Output: awid


Input: [Default Value] 0.25 [Operation] Spacing between messages [Variable Name]

Output: spacing


Input: [Default Value] 0.75 [Operation] Spacing between objects [Variable Name]

Output: movewid


Input: [Default Value] 0.05 [Operation] Interval for dashed lines [Variable Name]

Output: dashwid


Input: [Default Value] 11 [Operation] Maximum width of picture [Variable Name]

Output: maxpswid


Input: [Default Value] 11 [Operation] Maximum height of picture [Variable Name]

Output: maxpsht


Input: [Default Value] 1 [Operation] Underline the name of objects [Variable Name]

Output: underline


Input: [Key] ContactID [Description] Userid of contact [Example] 6221 [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Key] Headline [Description] Headline [Example] :-) [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Key] Position [Description] Offset on buddy list [Example] 0 [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Key] GroupName [Description] Group that buddy is located in [Example] IM Friends [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Key] Visibility [Example] 1 [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Key] AvatarUrl [Description] URL of avatar [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Key] ShowAvatar [Description] Show avatar? True or False [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Key] LastLogin [Description] Login timestamp [Example] 128177889600000000 [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Key] IMName [Description] Instant messaging name, blank if user doesn't have MySpaceIM [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Key] NickName [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Key] NameSelect [Description] 0 [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Key] OfflineMsg [Description] Offline message [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Key] SkyStatus [Description] ? [Example] 0 [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Property] Position [Value] Position [Unit]

Output: absolute


Input: [Property] Width [Value] width [Unit]

Output: px


Input: [Property] Top [Value] Offsets - Top [Unit]

Output: px or %


Input: [Property] Left [Value] Offsets - Left [Unit]

Output: px or %


Input: [Property] Right [Value] Offsets - Right [Unit]

Output: px or %


Input: [Property] Bottom [Value] Offsets – Bottom [Unit]

Output: px or %


Input: [Property] Z-index [Value] Z-index [Unit]

Output: Integer


Input: [Setting] BinaryTOC [Description]

Output: Create a binary table-of-contents file. This can significantly reduce the amount of time required to load a very large help document.


Input: [Setting] ExtensibilityStylesheet [Description]

Output: Path to an xslt stylesheet that contains templates for documenting extensibility tags.


Input: [Setting] FilesToInclude [Description]

Output: Specifies external files that must be included in the compiled CHM file. Multiple files must be separated by a pipe ('|').


Input: [Setting] FooterHtml [Description]

Output: Raw HTML that is used as a page footer instead of the default footer. "%FILE_NAME%\" is dynamically replaced by the name of the file for the current html page. "%ASSEMBLY_NAME%\" is dynamically replaced by the name of the assembly for the current page. "%ASSEMBLY_VERSION%\" is dynamically replaced by the version of the assembly for the current page. "%TOPIC_TITLE%\" is dynamically replaced by the title of the current page.


Input: [Setting] HeaderHtml [Description]

Output: Raw HTML that is used as a page header instead of the default blue banner. "%FILE_NAME%\" is dynamically replaced by the name of the file for the current html page. "%TOPIC_TITLE%\" is dynamically replaced by the title of the current page.


Input: [Setting] HtmlHelpName [Description]

Output: The HTML Help project file and the compiled HTML Help file use this property plus the appropriate extension as names.


Input: [Setting] IncludeFavorites [Description]

Output: Turning this flag on will include a Favorites tab in the HTML Help file.


Input: [Setting] OutputDirectory [Description]

Output: The directory in which .html files and the .chm file will be generated.


Input: [Setting] OutputTarget [Description]

Output: Sets the output type to HTML Help (.chm) or Web or both.


Input: [Setting] RootPageContainsNamespaces [Description]

Output: If true, the Root Page will be made the container of the namespaces in the table-of-contents. If false, the Root Page will be made a peer of the namespaces in the table-of-contents.


Input: [Setting] RootPageFileName [Description]

Output: The name of an html file to be included as the root home page. SplitTOCs is disabled when this property is set.


Input: [Setting] RootPageTOCName [Description]

Output: The name for the table-of-contents entry corresponding to the root page. If this is not specified and RootPageFileName is, then the TOC entry will be 'Overview'.


Input: [Setting] SdkLinksOnWeb [Description]

Output: If true, links to system types and members will point to the online MSDN library.


Input: [Setting] ShowVisualBasic [Description]

Output: This is a temporary property until we get a working language filter in the output like MSDN.


Input: [Setting] Title [Description]

Output: This is the title displayed at the top of every page.


Input: [Description] This is the name of the template to use for this comment. Comment templates are defined in a TWiki template - see Customisation, below. If this attribute is not defined, the type is whatever is defined by COMMENTPLUGIN_DEFAULT_TYPE, either in this topic or in your WebPreferences. [Default] below [Name]

Output: type


Input: [Description] Default text to put into the textarea of the prompt. [Name]

Output: default


Input: [Description] Name of the topic to add the comment to [Default] the current topic [Name]

Output: target


Input: [Description] Regular expression specifying the comment location in the target topic. Read carefully the CommentPlugin documentation! [Name]

Output: location


Input: [Description] For compatibility with older versions only, synonymous with type [Name]

Output: mode


Input: [Description] Set to "on" to disable change notification for target topics [Default] off [Name]

Output: nonotify


Input: [Description] Set to "on" to disable the automatic form that encloses your comment block - remember to insert tags yourself! See CommentPluginExamples#noform for an example. [Default] off [Name]

Output: noform


Input: [Description] Set to "on" to disable insertion of the posted text into the topic. [Default] off [Name]

Output: nopost


Input: [Description] Set to "on" to remove the comment prompt after the first time it is clicked. [Default] off [Name]

Output: remove


Input: [Description] Button label text [Default] Add comment [Name]

Output: button


Input: [UI Component] OK Button [Description]

Output: Click this button to exit the application.

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Input: [UI Component] Currency 1 Combo Box [Description]

Output: Drop down the combo box to select the first currency.

Pocket PC Currency Calculator by Aquarius Soft. Quick Currency Conversion on Pocket PC.


Input: [UI Component] Currency 1 Edit Box [Description]

Output: Enter the amount of the first currency here will immediately display the conversion result of the second currency in the Currency 2 Edit Box.

Pocket PC Currency Calculator by Aquarius Soft. Quick Currency Conversion on Pocket PC.


Input: [UI Component] Currency 2 Combo Box [Description]

Output: Drop down the combo box to select the second currency.

Pocket PC Currency Calculator by Aquarius Soft. Quick Currency Conversion on Pocket PC.


Input: [UI Component] Currency 2 Edit Box [Description]

Output: Enter the amount of the second currency here will immediately display the conversion result of the second currency in the Currency 1 Edit Box.

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Input: [UI Component] Large Input Keypad [Description]

Output: Easy input by tapping on the large keypad.

Pocket PC Currency Calculator by Aquarius Soft. Quick Currency Conversion on Pocket PC.


Input: [UI Component] Update Button [Description]

Output: Click this button to download the latest currency rates.

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Input: [UI Component] Currency Rates Date [Description]

Output: This shows the date of the last updated current currency rates in GMT.

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Input: [UI Component] Decimal Places Edit Box [Description]

Output: Enter the number of decimal places to be displayed for the conversion result.

Pocket PC Currency Calculator by Aquarius Soft. Quick Currency Conversion on Pocket PC.


Input: [Data Type] Boolean [Default value X2Go Client] true [Default value Python X2Go] true [Comment] Enable sound [Option name]

Output: sound

wiki:development:sessions-file [X2Go - everywhere@home]


Input: [Data Type] Boolean [Default value X2Go Client] true [Default value Python X2Go] true [Comment] Python X2Go always tunnels sound through SSH [Option name]

Output: soundtunnel

wiki:development:sessions-file [X2Go - everywhere@home]


Input: [Data Type] Boolean [Default value X2Go Client] true [Default value Python X2Go] true [Option name]

Output: defsndport

wiki:development:sessions-file [X2Go - everywhere@home]


Input: [Data Type] String [Default value X2Go Client] pulse [Default value Python X2Go] pulse [Comment] Possible values: none, pulse, arts, esd [Option name]

Output: soundsystem

wiki:development:sessions-file [X2Go - everywhere@home]


Input: [Data Type] Pos. Integer [Default value X2Go Client] depends on soundsystem [Default value Python X2Go] depends on soundsystem [Comment] pulse: 4713, esd: 16001 [Option name]

Output: sndport

wiki:development:sessions-file [X2Go - everywhere@home]


Input: [Data Type] Boolean [Default value X2Go Client] false [Default value Python X2Go] false [Comment] Start sound system's daemon for started sessions [Option name]

Output: startsoundsystem

wiki:development:sessions-file [X2Go - everywhere@home]


Input: [Parameter] csv [Allowed] see CSV Module [Description]

Output: Defines the way how data is serialized as CSV.


Input: [Parameter] json [Allowed] see JSON Module [Description]

Output: Defines the way how data is serialized as JSON.


Input: [Parameter] tabulator [Allowed] yes, no [Default] no [Description]

Output: Uses tab characters (\t) instead of spaces for indenting elements.


Input: [Parameter] indents [Allowed] positive number [Default] 2 [Description]

Output: Specifies the number of characters to be indented.


Input: [Parameter] newline [Allowed] \n, \r\n, \r [Default] system dependent [Description]

Output: Specifies the type of newline to be used as end-of-line marker.


Input: [Parameter] limit [Allowed] positive number [Default] -1 [Description]

Output: Stops serialization after the specified number of bytes has been serialized. If a negative number is specified, everything will be output.


Input: [Menu Selection] CF card format [Options] No Format [Notes]

Output: Reformats CF card, erasing all images. Displays message: 'Warning! All images will be deleted!' (Note that formatting the CF card erases even images that have been "protected" via the playback-mode option described above.

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Input: [Menu Selection] Controls [Options] FUNC User setting White balance Image quality Image size Sensitivity Continuous AE-L, AF-L AE-L & AF-L AE-L AF-L [Notes]

Output: The FUNC option assigns a frequently used function to the Function button near the shutter release. When the FUNC key is held down, the preset function is displayed in the small control panel and can be adjusted by turning the Command dial. The AE/AF-L option controls the operation of the like-labeled button on the camera's back. Options are for it to lock either focus or exposure when pressed, or to lock both simultaneously.

Digital Cameras - Nikon Coolpix 8800 Digital Camera Review


Input: [Menu Selection] Shot confirmation [Options] On Off [Notes]

Output: Lights self-timer lamp after a shot or shots are completed.

Digital Cameras - Nikon Coolpix 8800 Digital Camera Review


Input: [Menu Selection] Info. txt [Options] On Off [Notes]

Output: Records detailed information about each shot in a separate text file saved on the CF card.

Digital Cameras - Nikon Coolpix 8800 Digital Camera Review


Input: [Menu Selection] USB [Options] PTP Mass Storage [Notes]

Output: Configures the camera for connection to a computer or printer. 'PTP' supports newer printers compatible with the PictBridge standard,. as well as many newer computer programs. 'Mass Storage' lets the camera appear as a removable hard drive on both Windows and Mac computers running current versions of the operating systems.

Digital Cameras - Nikon Coolpix 8800 Digital Camera Review


Input: [Menu Selection] Video mode [Options] NTSC PAL [Notes]

Output: Sets signal timing for the video output. (NTSC for U.S. & Japan, PAL for Europe).

Digital Cameras - Nikon Coolpix 8800 Digital Camera Review


Input: [Menu Selection] Reset all [Options] No Reset [Notes]

Output: Resets all camera settings to default values.

Digital Cameras - Nikon Coolpix 8800 Digital Camera Review


Input: [Key] key [Type] String [Example value] 8a70422 [Comment]

Output: Site key

Virtual Currency Integration | Virool Developer API


Input: [Key] userId [Type] String [Example value] 12341 [Comment]

Output: Internal user ID in your app

Virtual Currency Integration | Virool Developer API


Input: [Key] ip_address (optional) [Type] String [Example value] 74.125.224.132 [Comment]

Output: IP address of your visitor. Use this param to get the right selection of offers while making a server-side call to API.

Virtual Currency Integration | Virool Developer API


Input: [Key] gender (optional) [Type] String [Example value] male, female [Comment]

Output: Gender of user

Virtual Currency Integration | Virool Developer API


Input: [Key] dob (optional) [Type] String [Example value] YYYY-MM-DD (e.g. 1987-10-25) [Comment]

Output: Date of birth

Virtual Currency Integration | Virool Developer API


Input: [Key] width (optional) [Type] Integer [Example value] 640 [Comment]

Output: Frame width in pixels, min value: 290. Default value 640

Virtual Currency Integration | Virool Developer API


Input: [Key] height (optional) [Type] Integer [Example value] 360 [Comment]

Output: Frame height in pixels, min value is 190. Default value 360

Virtual Currency Integration | Virool Developer API


Input: [Key] d (optional) [Type] Integer [Example value] 21314231521 [Comment]

Output: Dynamic parameter to prevent request from being cached

Virtual Currency Integration | Virool Developer API


Input: [Axis] ancestor [Description]

Output: All ancestors of the current node. This includes the parent node, as well as the parent of the parent and so on. Therefore this axis will always include the root node

XPath - Blog - Open Source - schlitt.info


Input: [Axis] ancestor-or-self [Description]

Output: All ancestors, as well as the current node itself

XPath - Blog - Open Source - schlitt.info


Input: [Axis] attribute [Description]

Output: Attributes of the current element. If the current node is not an element this axis will be empty.

XPath - Blog - Open Source - schlitt.info


Input: [Axis] child [Description]

Output: Every direct child of the current node.

XPath - Blog - Open Source - schlitt.info


Input: [Axis] descendant [Description]

Output: Every descendant of the current node. This includes children of children and so on.

XPath - Blog - Open Source - schlitt.info


Input: [Axis] descendant-or-self [Description]

Output: All descendants or the current node itself.

XPath - Blog - Open Source - schlitt.info


Input: [Axis] following [Description]

Output: Every node following the current node. Descendants, attributes and namespace nodes are excluded from this axis

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Input: [Axis] following-sibling [Description]

Output: All siblings following the current node.

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Input: [Axis] namespace [Description]

Output: All namespace nodes defined on the current node.

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Input: [Axis] parent [Description]

Output: The parent node of the current node.

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Input: [Axis] preceding [Description]

Output: All nodes before the current node. Ancestors, attributes and namespace nodes are excluded

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Input: [Axis] preceding-sibling [Description]

Output: All siblings preceding the current node

XPath - Blog - Open Source - schlitt.info


Input: [Axis] self [Description]

Output: The current node itself

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Input: [Name] QV4_NO_SSA [Function]

Output: Do not convert the IR::Function to SSA representation. This disables optimizations as well.


Input: [Name] QV4_NO_OPT [Function]

Output: Do not run the optimizer. This disables dead-code-elimination, constant propagation, copy propagation


Input: [Name] QV4_SHOW_IR [Function]

Output: Show the Intermediate Representation at the various stages of the compilation/optimization.


Input: [Name] QV4_SHOW_ASM [Function]

Output: Show the disassembled code. This requires QtDeclrative to be compiled with CONFIG+=disassembler and without PCH


Input: [Name] QV4_NO_REGALLOC [Function]

Output: Do not use the linear register allocator


Input: [Name] QV4_FORCE_INTERPRETER [Function]

Output: Do not use the JIT but force the interpreter


Input: [Name] QV4_MM_AGGRESSIVE_GC [Function]

Output: Run the GC on every allocation


Input: [Name] QV4_MM_STATS [Function]

Output: Print the time it took to mark and sweep


Input: [Command] admin_help [Access Level] - [Descirption]

Output: Prsents a help listing. It can be used to display a list of all command using index numbers or used with command names to provide help with a particular function.


Input: [Command] admin_version [Access Level] - [Descirption]

Output: Presents Admin Mod version information and a list of the loaded plugins.


Input: [Command] admin_status [Access Level] - [Descirption]

Output: Echos the access level of the calling user to the console.


Input: [Command] admin_login [Access Level] - [Descirption]

Output: Allows users to provide Admin Mod with their password so they can be granted access


Input: [Command] admin_password [Access Level] - [Descirption]

Output: identical to admin_login


Input: [Command] admin_command [Access Level] - [Descirption]

Output: Allows the use of Admin mod commands from the server console, see this HowTo for details.


Input: [Command] admin_cmd [Access Level] - [Descirption]

Output: Shotened version of admin_command.


Input: [Field Category:] Sheet Set [Field names:] CurrentSheetSetCustom [Format:] Uppercase [Custom Property Name] Project Name [0]

Output: Project Name


Input: [Field Category:] Sheet Set [Field names:] CurrentSheetSetCustom [Format:] Uppercase [Custom Property Name] Project City [0]

Output: Project City


Input: [Field Category:] Sheet Set [Field names:] CurrentSheetSetCustom [Format:] Uppercase [Custom Property Name] Project Number [0]

Output: Project Number


Input: [Field Category:] Sheet Set [Field names:] CurrentSheetSetCustom [Format:] Uppercase [Custom Property Name] Current Issue Date [0]

Output: Current Issue Date


Input: [Field Category:] Sheet Set [Field names:] CurrentSheetTitle [Format:] Uppercase [Custom Property Name] -- [0]

Output: Sheet Number


Input: [Field Category:] Sheet Set [Field names:] CurrentSheetNumber [Format:] Uppercase [Custom Property Name] -- [0]

Output: Sheet Title


Input: MKDIR or MD [Description] Creates (makes) a directory [Syntax] MkDir pathname [VB Statement]

Output: MkDir

Working with the File System in VB6 | Visual Basic 6 (VB6)


Input: RMDIR or RD [Description] Removes (deletes) a directory [Syntax] RmDir pathname [VB Statement]

Output: RmDir

Working with the File System in VB6 | Visual Basic 6 (VB6)


Input: drive: (like typing A: on the command line) [Description] Changes the current drive [Syntax] ChDrive drive [VB Statement]

Output: ChDrive

Working with the File System in VB6 | Visual Basic 6 (VB6)


Input: CHDIR or CD [Description] Changes the current directory [Syntax] ChDir drive [VB Statement]

Output: ChDir

Working with the File System in VB6 | Visual Basic 6 (VB6)


Input: ERASE or DEL [Description] Deletes a file [Syntax] Kill filespec [VB Statement]

Output: Kill

Working with the File System in VB6 | Visual Basic 6 (VB6)


Input: RENAME or REN [Description] Renames a file [Syntax] Name oldfilespec As newfilespec [VB Statement]

Output: Name

Working with the File System in VB6 | Visual Basic 6 (VB6)


Input: COPY [Description] Copies a file [Syntax] FileCopy oldfilespec, newfilespec [VB Statement]

Output: FileCopy

Working with the File System in VB6 | Visual Basic 6 (VB6)


Input: [Method] Create [Extension of] RouteCollection [Purpose]

Output: Used for mapping routes. Starts the chain by creating an instance of Route class and add to the routes collection.


Input: [Method] If [Extension of] RouteCollection [Purpose]

Output: Used to set the url pattern.


Input: [Method] If [Extension of] Route [Purpose]

Output: Used to set the url pattern.


Input: [Method] Controller [Extension of] Route [Purpose]

Output: Used to set the controller that's going to handle the request for the route.


Input: [Method] Action [Extension of] Route [Purpose]

Output: Used to set the action for the route.


Input: [Method] Set [Extension of] Route [Purpose]

Output: Used to set default value for a parameter.


Input: [Method] Set (overloaded) [Extension of] Route [Purpose]

Output: Used to set default values for many parameters as an anonymous object.


Input: [Method] Rule [Extension of] Route [Purpose]

Output: Used to add an constraint to a route.


Input: [Method] Rules [Extension of] Route [Purpose]

Output: Used to add multiple constraints.


Input: [Method] Reject [Extension of] CustomRoute [Purpose]

Output: Used to reject a route similar to the IgnoreRoute method.


Input: [Method] To [Extension of] CustomRoute [Purpose]

Output: Used to set permanent redirect for a route.


Input: [Ref _] ISA01 [Id_] I01 [Req] M [Type] ID [Min/Max] 2/2 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Authorization Information Qualifier Description: Code to identify the type of information in the Authorization Information All valid standard codes are used.


Input: [Ref _] ISA02 [Id_] I02 [Req] M [Type] AN [Min/Max] 10/10 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Authorization Information Description: Information used for additional identification or authorization of the interchange sender or the data in the interchange; the type of information is set by the Authorization Information Qualifier (I01)


Input: [Ref _] ISA03 [Id_] I03 [Req] M [Type] ID [Min/Max] 2/2 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Security Information Qualifier Description: Code to identify the type of information in the Security Information All valid standard codes are used.


Input: [Ref _] ISA04 [Id_] I04 [Req] M [Type] AN [Min/Max] 10/10 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Security Information Description: This is used for identifying the security information about the interchange sender or the data in the interchange; the type of information is set by the Security Information Qualifier (I03)


Input: [Ref _] ISA05 [Id_] I05 [Req] M [Type] ID [Min/Max] 2/2 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Interchange ID Qualifier Description: Qualifier to designate the system/method of code structure used to designate the sender or receiver ID element being qualified Code Name _ ZZ Mutually Defined


Input: [Ref _] ISA06 [Id_] I06 [Req] M [Type] AN [Min/Max] 15/15 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Interchange Sender ID Description: Identification code published by the sender for other parties to use as the receiver ID to route data to them; the sender always codes this value in the sender ID element Trading Partner: PRODUCTION ID: =============== GXS PROD ID QUAL: ZZ GXS PROD ID: GXSINV TEST ID: ======= GXS TEST ID QUAL: ZZ GXS TEST ID: GXSINVT


Input: [Ref _] ISA07 [Id_] I05 [Req] M [Type] ID [Min/Max] 2/2 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Interchange ID Qualifier Description: Qualifier to designate the system/method of code structure used to designate the sender or receiver ID element being qualified


Input: [Ref _] ISA08 [Id_] I07 [Req] M [Type] AN [Min/Max] 15/15 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Interchange Receiver ID Description: Identification code published by the receiver of the data; When sending, it is used by the sender as their sending ID, thus other parties sending to them will use this as a receiving ID to route data to them


Input: [Ref _] ISA09 [Id_] I08 [Req] M [Type] DT [Min/Max] 6/6 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Interchange Date Description: Date of the interchange


Input: [Ref _] ISA10 [Id_] I09 [Req] M [Type] TM [Min/Max] 4/4 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Interchange Time Description: Time of the interchange


Input: [Ref _] ISA11 [Id_] I10 [Req] M [Type] ID [Min/Max] 1/1 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Interchange Control Standards Identifier Description: Code to identify the agency responsible for the control standard used by the message that is enclosed by the interchange header and trailer All valid standard codes are used.


Input: [Ref _] ISA12 [Id_] I11 [Req] M [Type] ID [Min/Max] 5/5 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Interchange Control Version Number Description: This version number covers the interchange control segments Code _ Name _ 00401 Draft Standards for Trial Use Approved for Publication by ASC X12 Procedures Review Board through October 1997


Input: [Ref _] ISA13 [Id_] I12 [Req] M [Type] N0 [Min/Max] 9/9 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Interchange Control Number Description: A control number assigned by the interchange sender


Input: [Ref _] ISA14 [Id_] I13 [Req] M [Type] ID [Min/Max] 1/1 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Acknowledgment Requested Description: Code sent by the sender to request an interchange acknowledgment (TA1) All valid standard codes are used.


Input: [Ref _] ISA15 [Id_] I14 [Req] M [Type] ID [Min/Max] 1/1 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Usage Indicator Description: Code to indicate whether data enclosed by this interchange envelope is test, production or information Code Name _ P Production Data T Test Data


Input: [Ref _] ISA16 [Id_] I15 [Req] M [Min/Max] 1/1 [Usage_] Must use [Element Name _]

Output: Component Element Separator Description: Type is not applicable; the component element separator is a delimiter and not a data element; this field provides the delimiter used to separate component data elements within a composite data structure; this value must be different than the data element separator and the segment terminator


Input: [Attributes] id [Possible values]

Output: map id, necessary if two or more maps are displayed on one page

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Input: [Attributes] lat [Possible values]

Output: map latitude value

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Input: [Attributes] long [Possible values]

Output: map longitude value

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Input: [Attributes] width [Possible values]

Output: numeric value e.g. 200px, leave blank for default of 100%

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Input: [Attributes] height [Possible values]

Output: numeric value e.g. 200px, leave blank for default of 210px

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Input: [Attributes] info_title [Possible values]

Output: tooltip title

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Input: [Attributes] info_content [Possible values]

Output: tooltip text content

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Input: [Symbol] C [Guideline]

Output: Crush then land dispose


Input: [Symbol] D [Guideline]

Output: Drain liquids then land dispose or incinerate solids*


Input: [Symbol] E [Guideline]

Output: Encapsulation


Input: [Symbol] F [Guideline]

Output: Flush into sewer (and landfill or incinerate packaging)


Input: [Symbol] I [Guideline]

Output: Incineration and land dispose or inertize ash


Input: [Symbol] L [Guideline]

Output: Controlled dump or Engineered landfill


Input: [Symbol] N [Guideline]

Output: Not a disposable item


Input: [Symbol] R [Guideline]

Output: Recyclable


Input: [Symbol] S [Guideline]

Output: Salvage


Input: [Symbol] Z [Guideline]

Output: Inertization


Input: [Methods] addMarkers(markers, minZoom, maxZoom?) [Return Value] none [Description]

Output: Adds a batch of markers to this marker manager. The markers are not added to the map, until the refresh() method is called. Once placed on a map, the markers are shown if they fall within the map's current viewport and the map's zoom level is greater than or equal to the specified minZoom. If the maxZoom was given, the markers are automatically removed if the map's zoom is greater than the one specified.


Input: [Methods] addMarker(marker, minZoom, maxZoom?) [Return Value] none [Description]

Output: Adds a single marker to a collection of markers controlled by this manager. If the marker's location falls within the map's current viewport and the map's zoom level is within the specified zoom level rage, the marker is immediately added to the map. Similar to the addMarkers method, the minZoom and the optional maxZoom parameters specify the range of zoom levels at which the marker is shown.


Input: [Methods] removeMarker(marker) [Return Value] none [Description]

Output: Removes marker from the MarkerManager by searching at every zoom level to find grid cell that marker would be in, removing from that array if found. Also calls removeOverlay on marker if currently visible.


Input: [Methods] clearMarkers() [Return Value] none [Description]

Output: Removes all currently displayed markers and clears grid arrays.


Input: [Methods] refresh() [Return Value] none [Description]

Output: Forces the manager to update markers shown on the map. This method must be called if markers were added using the addMarkers method.


Input: [Methods] getMarkerCount(zoom) [Return Value] Number [Description]

Output: Returns the total number of markers potentially visible at the given zoom level. This may include markers at lower zoom levels.


Input: [name] resource [description] the resource name, in the form Type[title]. This is the same as the resource property of the Puppet::Resource::Status object. [type]

Output: string


Input: [name] property [description] the property for which the event occurred [type]

Output: string


Input: [name] previous_value [description] the value of the property before the change was applied [type]

Output: string, array, or hash


Input: [name] desired_value [description] for change or noop events, this is the value specified in the manifest. For audit events, this is the audited value from a previous run of Puppet. [type]

Output: string, array, or hash


Input: [name] file [description] the pathname of the manifest file which declared the resource [type]

Output: string


Input: [name] line [description] the line number in the manifest file which declared the resource [type]

Output: integer


Input: [name] default_log_level [description] the level at which messages for this resource are logged [type]

Output: symbol


Input: [name] message [description] the log message generated by this event [type]

Output: string


Input: [name] name [description] the name of the event [type]

Output: symbol


Input: [name] source_description [description] the path to the property [type]

Output: string


Input: [name] status [description] one of the following strings: "success", "failure", "noop", "audit", depending on the type of the event [type]

Output: string


Input: [name] time [description] the time at which the property was evaluated [type]

Output: datetime


Input: [name] version [description] the "configuration version" of the puppet run [type]

Output: string or integer


Input: [name] tags [description] the strings with which the resource is tagged. The same as for the corresponding Puppet::Resource::Status object. [type]

Output: array


Input: [Option] -m [Description]

Output: Specifies the minimum number of days between which the user must change passwords. If the value is 0, the password does not expire.


Input: [Option] -M [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum number of days for which the password is valid. When the number of days specified by this option plus the number of days specified with the -d option is less than the current day, the user must change passwords before using the account.


Input: [Option] -d [Description]

Output: Specifies the number of days since January 1, 1970 the password was changed


Input: [Option] -I [Description]

Output: Specifies the number of inactive days after the password expiration before locking the account. If the value is 0, the account is not locked after the password expires.


Input: [Option] -E [Description]

Output: Specifies the date on which the account is locked, in the format YYYY-MM-DD. Instead of the date, the number of days since January 1, 1970 can also be used.


Input: [Option] -W [Description]

Output: Specifies the number of days before the password expiration date to warn the user.


Input: [Do this:] Check [And use these details:] Choose Settings > Mail > Yahoo! Mail account and confirm that your Yahoo! Mail account information—address and password—has been entered correctly. [To this:]

Output: the iPhone's Mail settings

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Input: [Do this:] Check [And use these details:] Go into Yahoo! Mail Inbox, click the Refresh icon in the lower left, and confirm that you can receive new Mail messages. [To this:]

Output: receiving mail to your Apple iPhone

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Input: [Do this:] Check [And use these details:] Go into the Yahoo! Mail Sent folder and confirm that the mail that you are trying to send is there. [To this:]

Output: sending mail from your Apple iPhone

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Input: [Do this:] Check [And use these details:] Your Yahoo! Mail is instantly transferred to iPhone as it arrives at the Yahoo! server. Send a message to your Yahoo! Mail account and look for it on the iPhone. [To this:]

Output: the setting for getting new messages automatically

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Input: [Do this:] Check [And use these details:] From the Home screen, choose Settings > Mail > Default Account and confirm the account name. [To this:]

Output: the setting that makes Yahoo! Mail your default email account

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Input: [Do this:] Delete [And use these details:] From the Home screen, choose Settings > Mail, choose an account, scroll down, and tap Delete Account. [To this:]

Output: the Yahoo! Mail account in the iPhone

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Input: [Do this:] Re-Enter [And use these details:] Choose Mail. Choose Y! Mail (top of the list). Provide your name or your account name in Name. Provide your Yahoo! Mail address—for example, 1234@yahoo.com—in Address. Please make sure to include the @ and the address's domain name, such as @yahoo.com, after the ID. Provide the password for your Yahoo! Mail address. Provide a description of the account. Confirm the settings. [To this:]

Output: the Yahoo! Mail account in the iPhone

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Input: [second page] White balance [third page] Live view [first page]

Output: Shooting menu bank


Input: [second page] Set Picture Control [third page] Multiple exposure [first page]

Output: Reset shooting menu


Input: [second page] Manage Picture Control [third page] Interval timer shooting [first page]

Output: Active folder


Input: [second page] Color space [first page]

Output: File naming


Input: [second page] Active D-Lighting [first page]

Output: Image quality


Input: [second page] Long exp. NR [first page]

Output: Image size


Input: [second page] High ISO NR [first page]

Output: JPEG compression


Input: [second page] ISO sensitivity settings [first page]

Output: NEF (RAW) recording


Input: [Section] miRNA name [Number of hits] 3 [Description]

Output: match the accession or ID of a hairpin precursor entry


Input: [Section] Previous ID [Number of hits] 0 [Description]

Output: match the previous ID of a hairpin precursor entry


Input: [Section] Mature name [Number of hits] 5 [Description]

Output: match the accession or ID of a mature miRNA sequence


Input: [Section] Previous Mature ID [Number of hits] 3 [Description]

Output: match the previous mature ID of a mature entry


Input: [Section] Dead entry [Number of hits] 0 [Description]

Output: match the accession or ID of a dead entry


Input: [Section] Dead entry previous ID [Number of hits] 0 [Description]

Output: match the accession or ID of a dead entry


Input: [Section] Gene symbol [Number of hits] 0 [Description]

Output: find miRNA entries based on gene symbols


Input: [Section] Description [Number of hits] 0 [Description]

Output: search miRNA entry description


Input: [Section] Comments [Number of hits] 0 [Description]

Output: search miRNA entry comments


Input: [Section] PubMed ID [Number of hits] 0 [Description]

Output: find miRNA entries based on literature reference PubMed ID


Input: [Section] Literature reference [Number of hits] 0 [Description]

Output: search title and authors of associated literature references


Input: [_] Border- [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: -dependent tilt after-effect in incomplete figures

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Input: [_] Boundary [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: by lifting to 2.1D

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Input: [_] Can Invisible Watermarks Resolve Rightful [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: s?

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Input: [_] Chaos-based Robust Watermarking Algorithm For Rightful [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: Protection, A

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Input: [_] Document Identity, Authentication and [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: : The Future of Biometric Verification

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Input: [_] Filter bank selection for the [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: verification of wavelet based digital image watermarking

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Input: [_] Hierarchical multiple image watermarking for image authentication and [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: verification

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Input: [_] Hierarchical [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: and deterministic watermarking of digital images via polynomial interpolation

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Input: [_] On Resolving Rightful [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: s of Digital Images by Invisible Watermarks

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Input: [_] Secret and public key image watermarking schemes for image authentication and [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: verification

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Input: [_] Statistical Approach for [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: Identification of Digital Images, A

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Input: [_] Statistical Watermark Detection Technique Without Using Original Images for Resolving Rightful [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: s of Digital Images, A

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Input: [_] Transparent information hiding with automatic embedding range selection for [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: verification

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Input: [_] watermarking-based image [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: and tampering authentication scheme, A

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Input: [_] Watermarks for Copyright, [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: Protection, Authentication, Verification

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Input: [_] wavelet-based watermarking algorithm for [ownership] ownership [__2]

Output: verification of digital images, A

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Input: [Datatype] Number [Description] Total result list count [Defintion]

Output: totalcount

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Input: [Datatype] Number [Description] Total result pages count [Defintion]

Output: totalpages

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Input: [Datatype] Number [Description] Current page [Defintion]

Output: currentpage

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Input: [Datatype] Number [Description] Displayed entries for each page [Defintion]

Output: pageentries

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Input: [Datatype] Number [Description] Link to previous result page [Defintion]

Output: prevpagelink

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Input: [Datatype] Number [Description] Link to next result page [Defintion]

Output: nextpagelink

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Input: [Method Name] OpenInput [Description]

Output: Opens your data source and sets up any initial environment settings.

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Input: [Method Name] GetFieldCount [Description]

Output: Returns the number of fields that your plug-in will provide.

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Input: [Method Name] GetFieldName [Description]

Output: Returns the name of a specified field.

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Input: [Method Name] GetFieldType [Description]

Output: Returns the datatype of a specified field.

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Input: [Method Name] GetValue [Description]

Output: Returns the value of a specified field.

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Input: [Method Name] ReadRecord [Description]

Output: Reads the next record from your data source.

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Input: [Method Name] CloseInput [Description]

Output: Closes your data source and cleans up any environment settings.

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Input: [SNO] 1 [Solution] CTRL+HOME [Action]

Output: Move to the first cell of a worksheet –

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Input: [SNO] 2 [Solution] F5 [Action]

Output: Display the Go To dialog box

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Input: [SNO] 3 [Solution] F1 [Action]

Output: Display Excel Help window

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Input: [SNO] 4 [Solution] F6 [Action]

Output: Switches between different tabs in a worksheet

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Input: [SNO] 5 [Solution] CTRL+PageUp/Page Down [Action]

Output: Move between worksheets

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Input: [SNO] 6 [Solution] CTRL+F2 [Action]

Output: Display the print preview window

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Input: [Value] server.database.0 [Default] file:test [Description]

Output: the catalog type, path and file name of the first database file to use

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Input: [Value] server.dbname.0 [Default] "" [Description]

Output: lowercase server alias for the first database file

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Input: [Value] server.database.n [Default] NO DEFAULT [Description]

Output: the catalog type, path and file name of the n'th database file in use

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Input: [Value] server.dbname.n [Default] NO DEFAULT [Description]

Output: lowercase server alias for the n'th database file

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Input: [Value] server.silent [Default] true [Description]

Output: no extensive messages displayed on console

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Input: [Value] server.trace [Default] false [Description]

Output: JDBC trace messages displayed on console

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Input: [Value] server.address [Default] NO DEFAULT [Description]

Output: IP address of server

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Input: [Value] server.tls [Default] false [Description]

Output: Whether to encrypt network stream. If this is set to true, then in normal situations you will also need to set properties system.javax.net.ssl.keyStore and system.javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword, as documented elsewhere. The value of server.tls impacts the default value of server.port.

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Input: [Value] server.daemon [Default] false [Description]

Output: Whether the server is run as a daemon

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Input: [Value] server.remote_open [Default] false [Description]

Output: Allows opening a database path remotely when the first connection is made

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Input: [Scale Name] Dorian Mode [Formula]

Output: whole half whole whole whole half whole


Input: [Scale Name] Phrygian Mode [Formula]

Output: half whole whole whole half whole whole


Input: [Scale Name] Lydian Mode [Formula]

Output: whole whole whole half whole whole half


Input: [Scale Name] Mixolydian Mode [Formula]

Output: whole whole half whole whole half whole


Input: [Scale Name] Locrian Mode [Formula]

Output: half whole whole half whole whole whole


Input: [Scale Name] Blues [Formula]

Output: whole half half whole-and-half whole whole-and-half


Input: [Parameter] dsn [Type] Mixed [Default] '' (empty) [Description]

Output: A Data Source Name. [required]


Input: [Parameter] options [Type] Array [Default] persistent [Description]

Output: An array of MDB2 options.


Input: [Parameter] db [Type] Object [Default] NULL [Description]

Output: An existing MDB2 object. If specified, this object will be used, and dsn will be ignored.


Input: [Parameter] sequence [Type] String [Default] log_id [Description]

Output: The name of the sequence to use when generating unique event IDs. Under many databases, this will be used as the name of the sequence table.


Input: [Parameter] identLimit [Type] Integer [Default] 16 [Description]

Output: The maximum length of the ident string. Changing this value may require updates to the SQL schema, as well.


Input: [Parameter] singleton [Type] Boolean [Default] false [Description]

Output: Is true, use a singleton database object using MDB2::singleton().


Input: [Type] string [Option] itemsPerPage [Default] 5 [Description]

Output: Number of items shown per page

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Input: [Type] string [Option] urlFormat [Default] %d [Description]

Output: You can use this format to format each page url. Normally the format takes one format argument in the sprintf syntax (ie. %d), which will be replaced with the pagenumber (this way a different url is created for each page). If the option 'customFormatting' is set to true then the urlFormat replaces on the value of the 'varPage' option.

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Input: [Type] boolean [Option] customFormatting [Default] false [Description]

Output: With custom formatting enabled you can define your own syntax for the pagenumber format. This is handy in case your url format accidently includes format arguments (like url characters encoded in utf-8) and which collides with the pagenumber argument.

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Input: [Type] callback [Option] urlCallback [Default] null [Description]

Output: If a callback is given then the pageurl will be formatted based on the result of this callback.

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Input: [Type] array [Option] urlCallbackArgs [Default] array() [Description]

Output: If the urlCallback option is set then you can specify additional callback arguments with this option. At least one of the callback arguments should contain the 'varPage' value so the corresponding pagenumber can be injected into the callback.

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Input: [Type] string [Option] varPage [Default] {pagenum} [Description]

Output: The value of this option will be replaced by the pagenumber in numerous settings. It will be used when the option 'customFormatting' is set, as well as when a 'urlCallback' is set. In the latter case then one of the callback arguments should contain this value.

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Input: [Type] array [Option] pageLabels [Default] array() [Description]

Output: Each individual page can be given a specific page label with this option. Each key in the array is the pagenumber and the value is the page label.

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Input: [Type] boolean [Option] prevAndNext [Default] true [Description]

Output: Whether or not to include the "previous" and "next" items in the page list

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Input: [Type] string [Option] prev [Default] « [Description]

Output: The text shown as "previous page"

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Input: [Type] string [Option] next [Default] » [Description]

Output: The text shown as "next page"

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Input: [Attribute] id [JSON values] string [Type] String [Example] dbi-12345 [Nested?] true [Collected?] true [Description]

Output: Unique Identifier


Input: [Attribute] url [JSON values] string [Type] URL [Nested?] true [Collected?] true [Description]

Output: URL to access details of resource


Input: [Attribute] name [JSON values] string [Type] String [Example] My web server [Nested?] true [Collected?] true [Description]

Output: Editable user label


Input: [Attribute] description [JSON values] string [Type] String [Example] Main user DB [Nested?] true [Collected?] true [Description]

Output: Editable user label


Input: [Attribute] database_engine [JSON values] string [Type] String [Example] mysql [Nested?] true [Collected?] true [Description]

Output: The engine of the database used to create this snapshot


Input: [Attribute] database_version [JSON values] string [Type] String [Example] 5.5 [Nested?] true [Collected?] true [Description]

Output: The version of the database engine used to create this snapshot


Input: [Attribute] size [JSON values] number [Type] Integer [Example] 10485760 [Nested?] true [Collected?] true [Description]

Output: Size of database partition in megabytes


Input: [Attribute] created_at [JSON values] string [Type] Datetime [Example] 2010-07-23T10:40:14Z [Nested?] true [Collected?] true [Description]

Output: Time of resource creation (UTC)


Input: [Attribute] updated_at [JSON values] string [Type] Datetime [Example] 2010-07-23T10:40:14Z [Nested?] true [Collected?] true [Description]

Output: Time of resource creation (UTC)


Input: [Attribute] deleted_at [JSON values] string [Type] Datetime [Example] 2010-07-23T10:43:14Z [Nested?] true [Collected?] true [Description]

Output: Time of resource creation (UTC)


Input: [Attribute] locked [JSON values] true,false [Type] Boolean [Nested?] true [Collected?] true [Description]

Output: Is true if resource has been set as locked and can not be deleted


Input: [Variable] content [Description]

Output: The (unrendered) content of the document. If no YAML Front Matter is provided, Jekyll will not generate the file in your collection. If YAML Front Matter is used, then this is all the contents of the file after the terminating `---` of the front matter.


Input: [Variable] output [Description]

Output: The rendered output of the document, based on the content.


Input: [Variable] path [Description]

Output: The full path to the document's source file.


Input: [Variable] relative_path [Description]

Output: The path to the document's source file relative to the site source.


Input: [Variable] url [Description]

Output: The URL of the rendered collection. The file is only written to the destination when the name of the collection to which it belongs is included in the render key in the site's configuration file.


Input: [Variable] collection [Description]

Output: The name of the document's collection.


Input: [Description] This NUL-terminated string provides a description for the opaque type. It is NUL-padded to a multiple of 8 bytes. [Field Name]

Output: Name

HDF5 File Format Specification Version 2.0


Input: [Description] This is the byte offset of the member within the datatype. [Field Name]

Output: Byte Offset of Member

HDF5 File Format Specification Version 2.0


Input: [Description] If set to zero, this field indicates a scalar member. If set to a value greater than zero, this field indicates that the member is an array of values. For array members, the size of the array is indicated by the 'Size of Dimension n' field in this message. [Field Name]

Output: Dimensionality

HDF5 File Format Specification Version 2.0


Input: [Description] This field was intended to allow an array field to have it's dimensions permuted, but this was never implemented. This field should always be set to zero. [Field Name]

Output: Dimension Permutation

HDF5 File Format Specification Version 2.0


Input: [Description] This field is the size of a dimension of the array field as stored in the file. The first dimension stored in the list of dimensions is the slowest changing dimension and the last dimension stored is the fastest changing dimension. [Field Name]

Output: Dimension #n Size

HDF5 File Format Specification Version 2.0


Input: [Description] This field is a datatype message describing the datatype of the member. [Field Name]

Output: Member Type Message

HDF5 File Format Specification Version 2.0


Input: [provide] name [Class[]] String

Output: Name of the component

Service interfaces, the default is all directly implemented interfaces


Input: [provide] factory [Class[]] Boolean

Output: Factory component

Service interfaces, the default is all directly implemented interfaces


Input: [provide] servicefactory [Class[]] Boolean

Output: Service Factory

Service interfaces, the default is all directly implemented interfaces


Input: [provide] immediate [Class[]] Boolean

Output: Immediate activation

Service interfaces, the default is all directly implemented interfaces


Input: [provide] designate [Class[]] CLASS

Output: Designate a class as a MetaType interface used for configurations for unitary configurations, see . This changes the default of the configurationPolicy to require.

Service interfaces, the default is all directly implemented interfaces


Input: [provide] designateFactory [Class[]] CLASS

Output: Designate a class as a MetaType interface used for configurations for factory configurations, see . This changes the default of the configurationPolicy to require.

Service interfaces, the default is all directly implemented interfaces


Input: [provide] configurationPolicy [Class[]] OPTIONAL, REQUIRE, IGNORE

Output: Configuration Policy

Service interfaces, the default is all directly implemented interfaces


Input: [provide] enabled [Class[]] Boolean

Output: Enabled component

Service interfaces, the default is all directly implemented interfaces


Input: [provide] properties [Class[]] String[]

Output: Properties specified as an array of key=value. The property type can be specified in the key as name:Integer. The value can contain multiple values, the parts must then be separated by a vertical bar ('|') or a line feed (\n), for example properties = {"primes:Integer==1|2|3|5|7|11"}.

Service interfaces, the default is all directly implemented interfaces


Input: [Phase] Data Analysis and Design [Activity] determine how many pieces of data describe the ``interesting'' aspects of the objects mentioned in the problem statement add a structure definition and a data definition (for each class of problem object) [Goal]

Output: to formulate a data definition

How to Design Programs: An Introduction to Computing and Programming


Input: [Phase] Contract Purpose and Header [Activity] name the function, the classes of input data, the class of output data, and specify its purpose: ;; name : in1 in2 ...--> out ;; to compute ... from x1 ... (define (name x1 x2 ...) ...) [Goal]

Output: to name the function; to specify its classes of input data and its class of output data; to describe its purpose; to formulate a header

How to Design Programs: An Introduction to Computing and Programming


Input: [Phase] Examples [Activity] search the problem statement for examples work through the examples validate the results, if possible make up examples [Goal]

Output: to characterize the input- output relationship via examples

How to Design Programs: An Introduction to Computing and Programming


Input: [Phase] Template [Activity] for those parameters that stand for compound values, annotate the body with selector expressions if the function is conditional, annotate all appropriate branches [Goal]

Output: to formulate an outline

How to Design Programs: An Introduction to Computing and Programming


Input: [Phase] Body [Activity] develop a Scheme expression that uses Scheme's primitive operations, other functions, selector expressions, and the variables [Goal]

Output: to define the function

How to Design Programs: An Introduction to Computing and Programming


Input: [Phase] Test [Activity] apply the function to the inputs of the examples check that the outputs are as predicted [Goal]

Output: to discover mistakes (``typos'' and logic)

How to Design Programs: An Introduction to Computing and Programming


Input: [Directive] #ifdef [identifier] [Decription]

Output: The identifier represents a variable of any type (boolean, string, or integer) and checks whether or not the variable is defined. If true (the variable is defined), the code that follows is processed. Nested blocks are processed as well. If false (the variable is not defined), the code that follows is commented and nested blocks are not evaluated. The directive must be closed with #endif.


Input: [Directive] #ifndef [identifier] [Decription]

Output: Works in the same manner as ifdef, but returns "True" if the variable is not defined. The directive must be closed with #endif.


Input: [Directive] #elifdef [identifier] [Decription]

Output: Works as a standard else if statement, but automatically checks whether or not the identifier is defined. The directive can only complement inside blocks started by ifdef/ifndef.


Input: [Directive] #elifndef [identifier] [Decription]

Output: Works as a standard else if statement but automatically checks whether the identifier is not defined. The directive can only complement inside blocks started by ifdef/ifndef.


Input: [Directive] #if [expression] [Decription]

Output: Evaluates an expression passed to it and fires the appropriate action. The directive must be closed with endif.


Input: [Directive] #elif [expression] [Decription]

Output: Works as a standard else if statement and can complement only in blocks started by an if statement. The directive preprocesses the code that follows based on the result of the expression.


Input: [Directive] #else [Decription]

Output: Works as a standard else statement only preprocesses the code that follows when none of the previous conditions in the defining block were true. Complements inside any block started with the if/ifdef/ifndef directive.


Input: [Directive] #endif [Decription]

Output: This directive must be used to close any block started with if/ifdef/ifndef.


Input: [Directive] #condition [expression] [Decription]

Output: Must be on the first line in a file. This directive determines if the file should be included in the build based on the result of the expression.


Input: [Directive] #debug [level] [Decription]

Output: Determines if the line following the directive should be commented or uncommented based on the debug level set in Compiling page of the project properties. If the debug level is omitted and the debug level is not set to "Off" in the project properties, the preprocessor will automatically debug the line in question. Used for debugging purposes with expressions such as System.out.println, for example. This directive can be nested.


Input: [Directive] #mdebug [level] [Decription]

Output: Behaves the same as #debug, but instead comments or uncomments a whole block of lines following the line it is on until it reaches #enddebug. This directive is used for debugging purposes with expressions such as System.out.println, for example. This directive can be nested. If the mdebug block partially intersects an if/ifdef/ifndef block (for example, enddebug is outside a closed if block in which mdebug is called) the preprocessor will generate errors.


Input: [Directive] #enddebug [Decription]

Output: Must terminate #mdebug block.


Input: [Directive] #define [identifier] [Decription]

Output: #define [identifier=value] #define [identifier value] Adds temporary abilities or variables to the preprocessor memory. Can not be used in nested blocks. Global variables defined in the project configuration properties override these temporary variables.


Input: [Directive] #undefine [identifier] [Decription]

Output: Removes temporary abilities/variables from the memory. This declaration can also be used to remove global variables defined in the project configuration properties from the preprocessor memory, but will not remove the variables from the list of project or configuration variables.


Input: [Directive] #expand LINE WITH MACROS [Decription]

Output: Expand directive is used to replace build time defines in the code. You can have a line like: //#expand public static int VERSION = %VERSION%; which will, assuming you have the define VERSION=5, be replaced with the two lines: //#expand public static int VERSION = %VERSION%; public static int VERSION = 5; The reason //#expand is needed is to keep the preprocessing operation reversible (without it, it will not be possible to preprocess the same code and replace the number 5 with the correct version in case VERSION = 6 is defined).


Input: [Function] SFileOpenFileEx [Description]

Output: Opens a file from MPQ archive


Input: [Function] SFileGetFileSize [Description]

Output: Retrieves a size of the file within archive


Input: [Function] SFileSetFilePointer [Description]

Output: Sets a new position within archive file


Input: [Function] SFileReadFile [Description]

Output: Reads data from the file


Input: [Function] SFileCloseFile [Description]

Output: Closes an open file


Input: [Function] SFileHasFile [Description]

Output: Quick check if the file exists within MPQ archive, without opening it


Input: [Function] SFileGetFileName [Description]

Output: Retrieves name of an open file


Input: [Function] SFileGetFileInfo [Description]

Output: Retrieves an information about open file or archive


Input: [Function] SFileVerifyFile [Description]

Output: Verifies a file against its extended attributes


Input: [Function] SFileVerifyArchive [Description]

Output: Verifies the digital signature of an archive


Input: [Function] SFileExtractFile [Description]

Output: Extracts a file from MPQ to the local drive


Input: [Annotation] @Test public void method() [Description]

Output: The annotation @Test identifies that a method is a test method.


Input: [Annotation] @Before public void method() [Description]

Output: This method is executed before each test. This method can prepare the test environment (e.g. read input data, initialize the class).


Input: [Annotation] @After public void method() [Description]

Output: This method is executed after each test. This method can cleanup the test environment (e.g. delete temporary data, restore defaults). It can also save memory by cleaning up expensive memory structures.


Input: [Annotation] @BeforeClass public static void method() [Description]

Output: This method is executed once, before the start of all tests. This can be used to perform time intensive activities, for example to connect to a database. Methods annotated with this annotation need to be defined as static to work with JUnit.


Input: [Annotation] @AfterClass public static void method() [Description]

Output: This method is executed once, after all tests have been finished. This can be used to perform clean-up activities, for example to disconnect from a database. Methods annotated with this annotation need to be defined as static to work with JUnit.


Input: [Annotation] @Ignore [Description]

Output: Ignores the test method. This is useful when the underlying code has been changed and the test case has not yet been adapted. Or if the execution time of this test is too long to be included.


Input: [Annotation] @Test (expected = Exception.class) [Description]

Output: Fails, if the method does not throw the named exception.


Input: [Annotation] @Test(timeout=100) [Description]

Output: Fails, if the method takes longer than 100 milliseconds.


Input: [Description] Generate a random puzzle. [Command]

Output: Generate a new puzzle


Input: [Description] Load a puzzle from the sudoku list. In the list menu you can also delete sudokus from the list or edit the descriptions. [Command]

Output: Load a puzzle


Input: [Description] Add the puzzle to the sudoku list, together with an optional description. [Command]

Output: Save the puzzle


Input: [Description] Go one step backward in the history. [Command]

Output: Undo last action


Input: [Description] Go one step forward in the history. [Command]

Output: Redo last action


Input: [Description] Mark/unmark the current cell. [Command]

Output: Mark/unmark


Input: [Description] Move the cursor to the next free cell with minimal possible numbers. [Command]

Output: Next cell


Input: [Description] Set the next possible number for the current cell - reset the number if greater numbers are not possible. [Command]

Output: Next number


Input: [Description] Reset the numbers in all cells, excluding the givens. [Command]

Output: Reset the puzzle


Input: [Description] Open the setup menu of the plug-in. [Command]

Output: Open setup menu


Input: [Description] Quit the plug-in. [Command]

Output: Exit


Input: [Description] Sets the table background color (HTML color values). Do not use quotes. [Example] type=search bgcolor=#eeeeff produces: [Parameter Scope]

Output: bgcolor= All types


Input: [Description] Sets the width of the inputbox in characters. [Example] type=create width=6 produces: [Parameter Scope]

Output: width= All types


Input: [Description] Default text to put in the inputbox. [Example] type=comment default=User talk:Eloquence produces: [Parameter Scope]

Output: default= All types


Input: [Description] The text of the page under this title will be loaded into the blank editbox when a new page is created. Enter the title of a non-existent page in the example inputbox, and click "Create" to test this effect. [Example] type=create preload=Template:Standard content for new page produces: [Parameter Scope]

Output: preload= comment, create


Input: [Description] The text of the page under this title will be added, as instructions, before the submission form for new pages or comments. Enter the title of a non-existent page in the example inputbox, and click "Create" to test this effect. [Example] type=create editintro=Template:Instructions produces: [Parameter Scope]

Output: editintro= comment, create


Input: [Description] This label will be used for the main button of the form. [Example] type=comment buttonlabel=Add new rumor produces: [Parameter Scope]

Output: buttonlabel= All types


Input: [Description] This label will be used for the "Search full text" button of the search form. [Example] type=search searchbuttonlabel=Dig deeper produces: [Parameter Scope]

Output: searchbuttonlabel= search


Input: [Description] Absolute path of the current working directory when you submitted this job [Name]

Output: PBS_O_WORKDIR

ITaP Research Computing - Radon - User Guide


Input: [Description] Job ID number assigned to this job by the batch system [Name]

Output: PBS_JOBID

ITaP Research Computing - Radon - User Guide


Input: [Description] Job name supplied by the user [Name]

Output: PBS_JOBNAME

ITaP Research Computing - Radon - User Guide


Input: [Description] File containing the list of nodes assigned to this job [Name]

Output: PBS_NODEFILE

ITaP Research Computing - Radon - User Guide


Input: [Description] Hostname of the system where you submitted this job [Name]

Output: PBS_O_HOST

ITaP Research Computing - Radon - User Guide


Input: [Description] Name of the original queue to which you submitted this job [Name]

Output: PBS_O_QUEUE

ITaP Research Computing - Radon - User Guide


Input: [Description] Operating system name given by uname -s where you submitted this job [Name]

Output: PBS_O_SYSTEM

ITaP Research Computing - Radon - User Guide


Input: [Description] "PBS_BATCH" if this job is a batch job, or "PBS_INTERACTIVE" if this job is an interactive job [Name]

Output: PBS_ENVIRONMENT

ITaP Research Computing - Radon - User Guide


Input: [Description] Select this option to perform the default action for an item when you click on the item. When this option is selected, and you point to an item, the title of the item is underlined. [Option]

Output: Single click to activate items


Input: [Description] Select this option to perform the default action for an item when you double-click on the item. [Option]

Output: Double click to activate items


Input: [Description] Select this option to use nautilus in browser mode rather than spatial mode. Selecting this lets you browse your files and folders in the same window, otherwise you will navigate your files and folders as objects. [Option]

Output: Always open in browser windows


Input: [Description] Select this option to force Nautilus to use the Location bar in location field mode instead of the button bar mode by default. For more on using the location bar see the section called Using the Location Bar. [Option]

Output: Always use text entry location bar.


Input: [Description] Select this option to run an text executable file when you choose the file. An executable text file is a text file that can execute, that is, a shell script. [Option]

Output: Run executable text files when they are clicked


Input: [Description] Select this option to display the contents of an executable text file when you choose the executable text file. [Option]

Output: View executable text files when they are clicked


Input: [Description] Select this option to display a dialog when you choose an executable text file. The dialog asks whether you want to execute the file or display the file. [Option]

Output: Ask each time


Input: [Description] Select this option to display a confirmation message before Trash is emptied, or files are deleted. Leave this selected unless you have good reason not to. [Option]

Output: Ask before emptying the Trash or deleting files


Input: [Description] Select this option to add a Delete menu item to the following menus: The Edit menu. The popup menu that is displayed when you right-click on a file, folder, or desktop object. When you select an item then choose the Delete menu item, the item is deleted from your file system immediately. There is no way to recover a deleted file. Do not select this unless you have good reason to. [Option]

Output: Include a Delete command that bypasses Trash


Input: [Example data] tagged.photo.get [Type] String [Description] The name of the method call. [Name]

Output: method


Input: [Example data] app-partner [Type] String [Description] The identifier for the Partner’s Application as registered with Tagged. [Name]

Output: application_id


Input: [Example data] json [Type] String [Description] This is an optional parameter to specify the format of the return response. Currently the only supported format is JSON. [Name]

Output: format


Input: [Example data] m [Type] Character [Description] Currently the only supported sizes are: m - medium thumbnails with a max image size of 80x80 pixels l - large thumbnails with a max image size of 120x120 pixels 0 - full sized images with a max image size of 600x600 pixels [Name]

Output: size


Input: [Example data] 0 [Type] Integer [Description] This optional parameter is used for paginating output. It represents the starting index to use. If not provided it will be assumed to be 0. [Name]

Output: start


Input: [Example data] 20 [Type] Integer [Description] This optional parameter is used for paginating output. If not provided it will be assumed to be 20 [Name]

Output: limit


Input: [Type] String [Description] Currently this field must be left blank [Name]

Output: album


Input: [Example data] c9fdb41afb07851fd42fb5f89464d970 [Type] String [Description] This is the API Signature of the request made. [Name]

Output: api_signature


Input: [Description] The name of the application scope bean under which the MessageResources object containing our messages is stored. [Globals.MESSAGES_KEY] [RT Expr] [Attribute Name]

Output: bundle

The Struts Framework Project - Bean Tags


Input: [Description] If this attribute is set to true, the rendered property value will be filtered for characters that are sensitive in HTML, and any such characters will be replaced by their entity equivalents. [true] [RT Expr] [Attribute Name]

Output: filter

The Struts Framework Project - Bean Tags


Input: [Description] Specifies the format string to use to convert bean or property value to the String. If nothing specified, then default format string for value data type will be searched in message resources by according key. [RT Expr] [Attribute Name]

Output: format

The Struts Framework Project - Bean Tags


Input: [Description] Specifies the key to search format string in application resources. [RT Expr] [Attribute Name]

Output: formatKey

The Struts Framework Project - Bean Tags


Input: [Description] If this attribute is set to true, and the bean specified by the name and scope attributes does not exist, simply return without writing anything. If this attribute is set to false, a runtime exception to be thrown, consistent with the other tags in this tag library. [false] [RT Expr] [Attribute Name]

Output: ignore

The Struts Framework Project - Bean Tags


Input: [Description] The name of the session scope bean under which our currently selected Locale object is stored. [Globals.LOCALE_KEY] [RT Expr] [Attribute Name]

Output: locale

The Struts Framework Project - Bean Tags


Input: [Description] Specifies the attribute name of the bean whose property is accessed to retrieve the value specified by property (if specified). If property is not specified, the value of this bean itself will be rendered. [Required] [RT Expr] [Attribute Name]

Output: name

The Struts Framework Project - Bean Tags


Input: [Description] Specifies the name of the property to be accessed on the bean specified by name. This value may be a simple, indexed, or nested property reference expression. If not specified, the bean identified by name will itself be rendered. If the specified property returns null, no output will be rendered. [RT Expr] [Attribute Name]

Output: property

The Struts Framework Project - Bean Tags


Input: [Description] Specifies the variable scope searched to retrieve the bean specified by name. If not specified, the default rules applied by PageContext.findAttribute() are applied. [RT Expr] [Attribute Name]

Output: scope

The Struts Framework Project - Bean Tags


Input: [Key] Spacebar [Action]

Output: Send the next wave of attackers now


Input: [Key] S [Action]

Output: Sell the currently selected turret, for 70% of it's value


Input: [Key] M [Action]

Output: Move the currently selected turret to a new location, at a cost of $500 per move


Input: [Key] Q [Action]

Output: Upgrade the selected weapon's damage


Input: [Key] W [Action]

Output: Upgrade the selected weapon's range


Input: [Key] E [Action]

Output: Upgrade the selected weapon's rate of fire


Input: [Key] Shift-Q [Action]

Output: Upgrade the selected weapon's damage to the maximum or the most you can afford


Input: [Key] Shift-W [Action]

Output: Upgrade the selected weapon's range to the maximum or the most you can afford


Input: [Key] Shift-E [Action]

Output: Upgrade the selected weapon's rate of fire to the maximum or the most you can afford


Input: [Key] R [Action]

Output: Toggle showing the range of the selected turret


Input: [Key] C [Action]

Output: Toggle showing which turrets are in combo range of the current turret


Input: [Key] T [Action]

Output: Cycle through the targeting modes: nearest, furthest, weakest, strongest, slowest, fastest


Input: [Key] L [Action]

Output: Switch target lock on or off (if a turret acquires a new target after every shot or not)


Input: [Key] F [Action]

Output: Select an attacker to focus all available firepower on


Input: [Key] P [Action]

Output: Pause and un-pause the game


Input: [Key] I [Action]

Output: Show or hide the information panel


Input: [Key] G [Action]

Output: Show the game settings panel


Input: [Key] B [Action]

Output: Try and build the item currently shown in the weapon rack


Input: [Key] Enter [Action]

Output: Try and build the item currently shown in the weapon rack


Input: [Key] 1 [Action]

Output: Build a cannon turret


Input: [Key] 2 [Action]

Output: Build a laser turret


Input: [Key] 3 [Action]

Output: Build a rocket turret


Input: [Key] 4 [Action]

Output: Build a tazer turret


Input: [Key] 5 [Action]

Output: Build a ranger turret


Input: [Key] 6 [Action]

Output: Build a damage enhancer turret


Input: [Key] 7 [Action]

Output: Build a rate exchanger turret


Input: [Key] 8 [Action]

Output: Build a range exchanger turret


Input: [Key] Shift-1 [Action]

Output: Build a rate enhancer turret


Input: [Key] Shift-2 [Action]

Output: Build a big damage enhancer turret


Input: [Key] Shift-3 [Action]

Output: Build a big damage exchanger turret


Input: [Key] Shift-4 [Action]

Output: Build a targeter turret


Input: [Key] Shift-5 [Action]

Output: Build a sniper turret


Input: [Key] Shift-6 [Action]

Output: Build a fusion turret


Input: [Key] Shift-7 [Action]

Output: Build a railgun turret


Input: [Key] Shift-8 [Action]

Output: Build a combonly turret


Input: [Key] Left or Right Arrow [Action]

Output: Choose the previous or next weapon in the weapon rack


Input: [Key] Escape [Action]

Output: Cancel the building process, joining process, moving process, etc


Input: [Key] J [Action]

Output: Join the selected targeter turret to another turret. To un-join a turret, repeat the joining process on it.


Input: [Key] D [Action]

Output: Cycle through the directional targeting modes: wide, medium, small, normal.


Input: [Key] Shift-D [Action]

Output: Re-align the directional targeting mode to point towards the mouse cursor.


Input: [Parameter] &startItemTpl [Description]

Output: Name of the chunk containing the template for the start item, if enabled via the &displayStart parameter. Note: the default template shows the start item but does not link it. If you do not need a link, a class can be applied to the default template using the parameter &firstClass=`className`.


Input: [Parameter] &parentRowHereTpl [Description]

Output: Name of the chunk containing the template for the current document if it is a container and has children. Remember the [ wf.wrapper] placeholder to output the children documents.


Input: [Parameter] &parentRowTpl [Description]

Output: Name of the chunk containing the template for any document that is a container and has children. Remember the [ wf.wrapper] placeholder to output the children documents.


Input: [Parameter] &hereTpl [Description]

Output: Name of the chunk containing the template for the current document.


Input: [Parameter] &innerTpl [Description]

Output: Name of the chunk containing the template for each submenu. If no innerTpl is specified the outerTpl is used in its place.


Input: [Parameter] &innerRowTpl [Description]

Output: Name of the chunk containing the template for the row items in a subfolder.


Input: [Parameter] &innerHereTpl [Description]

Output: Name of the chunk containing the template for the current document if it is in a subfolder.


Input: [Parameter] &activeParentRowTpl [Description]

Output: Name of the chunk containing the template for items that are containers, have children and are currently active in the tree.


Input: [Parameter] &categoryFoldersTpl [Description]

Output: Name of the chunk containing the template for category folders. Category folders are determined by setting the template to blank or by setting the link attributes field to rel="category".


Input: [Name] . [Type] cq:Component [Description]

Output: Current component. A component is of node type cq:Component.


Input: [Name] allowedChildren [Type] String[] [Description]

Output: Path of a component that is allowed to be a child of this component.


Input: [Name] allowedParents [Type] String[] [Description]

Output: Path of a component that is allowed to be a parent of this component.


Input: [Name] componentGroup [Type] String [Description]

Output: Group under which the component can be selected in the Sidekick.


Input: [Name] cq:cellName [Type] String [Description]

Output: If set, this property is taken as Cell Id. For more information, please refer to this article in the Knowledge Base.


Input: [Name] cq:isContainer [Type] Boolean [Description]

Output: Checks if this component is a container component. For example a paragraph system component.


Input: [Name] cq:noDecoration [Type] Boolean [Description]

Output: If true, the component is not rendered with automatically generated div and css classes.


Input: [Name] dialogPath [Type] String [Description]

Output: Path to a dialog in case that the component does not have a dialog node.


Input: [Name] jcr:created [Type] Date [Description]

Output: Date of creation of the component.


Input: [Name] jcr:description [Type] String [Description]

Output: Description of the component.


Input: [Name] jcr:title [Type] String [Description]

Output: Title of the component.


Input: [Name] sling:resourceSuperType [Type] String [Description]

Output: When set, the component inherits from this component.


Input: [Type] nt:file [Description]

Output: Script file.


Input: [Name] design_dialog [Type] cq:Dialog [Description]

Output: Definition of the design dialog.


Input: [Name] cq:childEditConfig [Type] cq:EditConfig [Description]

Output: When the component is a container, as for example a paragraph system, this drives the edit configuration of the child nodes.


Input: [Name] cq:editConfig [Type] cq:EditConfig [Description]

Output: Edit configuration of the component.


Input: [Name] cq:htmlTag [Type] nt:unstructured [Description]

Output: Returns additional tag attributes that are added to the surrounding html tag. Enables addition of attributes to the automatically generated divs.


Input: [Name] dialog [Type] nt:unstructured [Description]

Output: Definition of the edit dialog.


Input: [Name] icon.png [Type] nt:file [Description]

Output: Icon of the component.


Input: [Name] thumbnail.png [Type] nt:file [Description]

Output: Thumbnail of the component.


Input: [Name] virtual [Type] sling:Folder [Description]

Output: Enables creation of virtual components. To see an example, please look at the contact component at /libs/foundation/components/profile/form/contact.


Input: [Command] adminlogin password [Description]

Output: Logs you in as admin using password

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Input: [Command] adminlogout [Description]

Output: Logs out admin mod

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Input: [Command] admin adminsay message [Description]

Output: Displays message in the middle of each player's screen

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Input: [Command] admin map KF-mapname.rom [Description]

Output: Changes current map to KF-mapname.rom

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Input: [Command] admin Switch KF-mapname.rom [Description]

Output: Changes current map to KF-mapname.rom

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Input: [Command] pause [Description]

Output: Pauses the game

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Input: [Command] admin Kick [Description]

Output: remove a user from the game. A user can either be their ID (as shown by kick list)

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Input: [Command] admin KickBan [Description]

Output: Ban a user from the game. A user can either be their ID (as shown by kick list)

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Input: [Command] admin RestartMap [Description]

Output: Restart Current Map.

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Input: [Command] admin NextMap [Description]

Output: Go to NextMap.

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Input: [Command] admin PlayerList [Description]

Output: Write player list save to KillingFloor.log

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Input: [Color] White [Description] Empty [Explanation]

Output: There is no data in this section of the hard drive.


Input: [Color] Blue [Description] Not fragmented [Explanation]

Output: This section is not fragmented.


Input: [Color] Red [Description] Fragmented [Explanation]

Output: This section is fragmented. Files using this section are also using other sections to store other file parts.


Input: [Color] Gold [Description] Page File [Explanation]

Output: The page file (or swap file) is a space on the hard drive which Windows uses as an extension of its real memory (RAM). While Windows is running, you cannot defragment this section of the hard drive.


Input: [Color] Purple [Description] Reserved MFT Space [Explanation]

Output: This section is reserved for the Master File Table (MFT), which is a database that stores information about every file and folder on this hard drive. The MFT is used for NTFS-formatted drives only. Defraggler can defragment the MFT as well, but it cannot move the MFT's starting position.


Input: [Color] Yellow [Description] Files being read [Explanation]

Output: When Defraggler is defragging a drive, you will see sections flash yellow as it works. This indicates it is reading files from that section.


Input: [Color] Green [Description] Files being written [Explanation]

Output: Similarly, when Defraggler is defragging a drive, sections will flash green as it is writing files to them.


Input: [Type] Main Calendar [Ids & Syntax] {gCalMarkup _id/}.main[.groupId] [Visible] Yes [Id Description]

Output: The element that all calendar events are inserted into. This is is the actual visible calendar and may be any HTML element that allows child elements (usually a or element).


Input: [Ids & Syntax] {gCalMarkup _id/}.mainTemplate[.groupId] [Template] Yes [Id Description]

Output: The element that is used as a template for each calendar event that is inserted into the parent element.


Input: [Ids & Syntax] {gCalMarkup _id/}.mainTemplate.container[.groupId] [Template] Yes [Id Description]

Output: An optional container element that contains the above template element. A container element is required in cases where the template element is not valid HTML by itself. For example for a tabular calendar where the template is a element it must be inside a container element to be valid.


Input: [Ids & Syntax] {gCalMarkup _id/}.monthTemplate[.groupId] [Template] Yes [Id Description]

Output: An optional element used as a template for a month header in a calendar. If this template exists, a copy of it is inserted at the beginning of a calendar, and whenever the event month changes.


Input: [Ids & Syntax] {gCalMarkup _id/}.monthTemplate.container[.groupId] [Template] Yes [Id Description]

Output: An optional container element for the month template element


Input: [Type] Calendar Selection [Ids & Syntax] {gCalMarkup _id/}.calendarSelect[.groupId].calendarId [Visible] Yes [Id Description]

Output: An optional element used to select calendars and is usually an checkbox. calendarId is the id of the calendar this checkbox selects. The element has an onclick attribute set to call the selectionChanged() function which may load or unload the associated calendar.


Input: [Type] Category Selection [Ids & Syntax] {gCalMarkup _id/}.categorySelect[.groupId] [Visible] Yes [Id Description]

Output: An optional element used to select event categories.


Input: [Ids & Syntax] {gCalMarkup _id/}categorySelectTemplate[.groupId] [Template] Yes [Id Description]

Output: A template used to create category select menus. This template is usually an element. If a corresponding element with a category id (++add link) exists, a copy of this template is inserted into it for every category found in the current group.


Input: [Ids & Syntax] {gCalMarkup _id/}.categorySelectTemplate.container[.groupId] [Template] Yes [Id Description]

Output: A container element for the select template element.


Input: [Type] Status [Ids & Syntax] {gCalMarkup _id/}.status[.groupId] [Visible] Yes [Id Description]

Output: An optional group status element. If this element exists a string in the form "N of M calendars loaded" where N is the number of calendars currently loaded and M is the total number of calendars in this group.


Input: [Type] Console [Ids & Syntax] sdConsoleId [Visible] Yes [Id Description]

Output: An optional console element. This element is only for debugging. If it exists status, error, and debug messages will be written to it.


Input: [Feature] width [Value] Length [Min/Max] Yes [Description]

Output: Width of display area


Input: [Feature] height [Value] Length [Min/Max] Yes [Description]

Output: Height of display area


Input: [Feature] device-width [Value] Length [Min/Max] Yes [Description]

Output: Width of device


Input: [Feature] device-height [Value] Length [Min/Max] Yes [Description]

Output: Height of device


Input: [Feature] orientation [Value] portrait or landscape [Min/Max] No [Description]

Output: Orientation of device


Input: [Feature] aspect-ratio [Value] Ratio (w/h) [Min/Max] Yes [Description]

Output: Ratio of width to height, expressed as two integers separated by a slash (e.g., 16/9)


Input: [Feature] device-aspect-ratio [Value] Ratio (w/h) [Min/Max] Yes [Description]

Output: Ratio of device-width to device-height


Input: [Feature] color [Value] Integer [Min/Max] Yes [Description]

Output: Number of bits per color component (if not color, the value is 0)