Input: [Claim Name] nbf [JSON Value Type] number [Claim Semantics] The nbf (not before) claim identifies the time before which the token MUST NOT be accepted for processing. The processing of the nbf claim requires that the current date/time MUST be after or equal to the not-before date/time listed in the nbf claim. Implementers MAY provide for some small leeway, usually no more than a few minutes, to account for clock skew. This claim is OPTIONAL. [Claim Syntax]

Output: IntDate


Input: [Claim Name] iat [JSON Value Type] number [Claim Semantics] The iat (issued at) claim identifies the time at which the JWT was issued. This claim can be used to determine the age of the token. This claim is OPTIONAL. [Claim Syntax]

Output: IntDate


Input: [Claim Name] iss [JSON Value Type] string [Claim Semantics] The iss (issuer) claim identifies the principal that issued the JWT. The processing of this claim is generally application specific. The iss value is case sensitive. This claim is OPTIONAL. [Claim Syntax]

Output: StringOrURI


Input: [Claim Name] aud [JSON Value Type] string [Claim Semantics] The aud (audience) claim identifies the audience that the JWT is intended for. The principal intended to process the JWT MUST be identified with the value of the audience claim. If the principal processing the claim does not identify itself with the identifier in the aud claim value then the JWT MUST be rejected. The interpretation of the audience value is generally application specific. The aud value is case sensitive. This claim is OPTIONAL. [Claim Syntax]

Output: StringOrURI


Input: [Claim Name] prn [JSON Value Type] string [Claim Semantics] The prn (principal) claim identifies the subject of the JWT. The processing of this claim is generally application specific. The prn value is case sensitive. This claim is OPTIONAL. [Claim Syntax]

Output: StringOrURI


Input: [Claim Name] jti [JSON Value Type] string [Claim Semantics] The jti (JWT ID) claim provides a unique identifier for the JWT. The identifier value MUST be assigned in a manner that ensures that there is a negligible probability that the same value will be accidentally assigned to a different data object. The jti claim can be used to prevent the JWT from being replayed. The jti value is case sensitive. This claim is OPTIONAL. [Claim Syntax]

Output: String


Input: [Claim Name] typ [JSON Value Type] string [Claim Semantics] The typ (type) claim is used to declare a type for the contents of this JWT Claims Set. The typ value is case sensitive. This claim is OPTIONAL. [Claim Syntax]

Output: String


Input: [Name] CYCLES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Processor clock cycles


Input: [Name] INSTRUCTIONS_ISSUED [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Instructions issued


Input: [Name] FP_INSTRUCTIONS_ISSUED [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Floating-point instructions issued


Input: [Name] INT_INSTRUCTIONS_ISSUED [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Integer instructions issued


Input: [Name] LOAD_INSTRUCTIONS_ISSUED [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Load instructions issued


Input: [Name] STORE_INSTRUCTIONS_ISSUED [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Store instructions issued


Input: [Name] INSTRUCTIONS_DUAL_ISSUED [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Dual-issued instruction pairs


Input: [Name] BRANCH_MISSPREDICTS [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Branch mispredictions


Input: [Name] STALL_CYCLES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Stall cycles


Input: [Name] L2_CACHE_MISSES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: L2 cache misses


Input: [Name] ICACHE_MISSES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Icache misses


Input: [Name] DCACHE_MISSES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Dcache misses


Input: [Name] DTLB_MISSES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Data TLB misses


Input: [Name] ITLB_MISSES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Instruction TLB misses


Input: [Name] JTLB_INSTRUCTION_MISSES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Joint TLB instruction misses


Input: [Name] JTLB_DATA_MISSES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Joint TLB data misses


Input: [Name] BRANCHES_TAKEN [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Branches taken


Input: [Name] BRANCHES_ISSUED [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Branch instructions issued


Input: [Name] L2_WRITEBACKS [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: L2 cache writebacks


Input: [Name] DCACHE_WRITEBACKS [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Dcache writebacks


Input: [Name] DCACHE_MISS_STALL_CYCLES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Dcache-miss stall cycles


Input: [Name] CACHE_REMISSES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Cache remisses


Input: [Name] FP_POSSIBLE_EXCEPTION_CYCLES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Floating-point possible exception cycles


Input: [Name] MULTIPLIER_BUSY_SLIP_CYCLES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Slip cycles due to busy multiplier


Input: [Name] COP0_SLIP_CYCLES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Co-processor 0 slip cycles


Input: [Name] NONBLOCKING_LOAD_SLIP_CYCLES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Slip cycles due to pending non-blocking loads


Input: [Name] WRITE_BUFFER_FULL_STALL_CYCLES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Stall cycles due to a full write buffer


Input: [Name] CACHE_INSN_STALL_CYCLES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Stall cycles due to cache instructions


Input: [Name] NONBLOCKING_LOAD_PENDING_EXCEPTION_STALL_CYCLES [Counters usable] all [Description]

Output: Stall cycles due to pending non-blocking loads - stall start of exception


Input: [Attribute] Restricted by allow_url_fopen [Supported]

Output: No

Wrapper Summary


Input: [Attribute] Allows Reading [Supported]

Output: Yes

Wrapper Summary


Input: [Attribute] Allows Writing [Supported]

Output: Yes

Wrapper Summary


Input: [Attribute] Allows Appending [Supported]

Output: Yes

Wrapper Summary


Input: [Attribute] Allows Simultaneous Reading and Writing [Supported]

Output: No

Wrapper Summary


Input: [Attribute] Supports stat() [Supported]

Output: No

Wrapper Summary


Input: [Attribute] Supports unlink() [Supported]

Output: No

Wrapper Summary


Input: [Attribute] Supports rename() [Supported]

Output: No

Wrapper Summary


Input: [Attribute] Supports mkdir() [Supported]

Output: No

Wrapper Summary


Input: [Attribute] Supports rmdir() [Supported]

Output: No

Wrapper Summary


Input: [Filter] ruby: [Required gems] none [Description] Shortcut to embed ruby code [Type]

Output: Shortcut

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] javascript: [Required gems] none [Description] Shortcut to embed javascript code and wrap in script tag [Type]

Output: Shortcut

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] css: [Required gems] none [Description] Shortcut to embed css code and wrap in style tag [Type]

Output: Shortcut

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] sass: [Required gems] sass [Description] Embed sass code and wrap in style tag [Type]

Output: Compile time

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] scss: [Required gems] sass [Description] Embedd scss code and wrap in style tag [Type]

Output: Compile time

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] less: [Required gems] less [Description] Embed less css code and wrap in style tag [Type]

Output: Compile time

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] styl: [Required gems] styl [Description] Embed stylus css code and wrap in style tag [Type]

Output: Compile time

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] coffee: [Required gems] coffee-script [Description] Compile coffee script code and wrap in script tag [Type]

Output: Compile time

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] asciidoc: [Required gems] asciidoctor [Description] Compile AsciiDoc code and interpolate #variables in text [Type]

Output: Compile time + Interpolation

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] markdown: [Required gems] redcarpet/rdiscount/kramdown [Description] Compile markdown code and interpolate #variables in text [Type]

Output: Compile time + Interpolation

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] textile: [Required gems] redcloth [Description] Compile textile code and interpolate #variables in text [Type]

Output: Compile time + Interpolation

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] creole: [Required gems] creole [Description] Compile creole code and interpolate #variables in text [Type]

Output: Compile time + Interpolation

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] wiki:, mediawiki: [Required gems] wikicloth [Description] Compile wiki code and interpolate #variables in text [Type]

Output: Compile time + Interpolation

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] rdoc: [Required gems] rdoc [Description] Compile rdoc code and interpolate #variables in text [Type]

Output: Compile time + Interpolation

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] builder: [Required gems] builder [Description] Embed builder code [Type]

Output: Precompiled

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] nokogiri: [Required gems] nokogiri [Description] Embed nokogiri builder code [Type]

Output: Precompiled

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Filter] erb: [Required gems] none [Description] Embed erb code [Type]

Output: Precompiled

File: README — Documentation for slim-template/slim (master)


Input: [Language feature] a [Restrictions] Role must be either link, button, checkbox, menuitem, menuitemcheckbox, menuitemradio, tab, or treeitem [Recommended role value]

Output: link

HTML5 Best Practices for Designers | InstantShift


Input: [Language feature] address [Restrictions] If specified, role must be contentinfo [Recommended role value]

Output: No role

HTML5 Best Practices for Designers | InstantShift


Input: [Language feature] article [Restrictions] Role must be either article, document, application, or main [Recommended role value]

Output: article

HTML5 Best Practices for Designers | InstantShift


Input: [Language feature] aside [Restrictions] Role must be either note, complementary, or search [Recommended role value]

Output: note

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Input: [Language feature] audio [Restrictions] If specified, role must be application [Recommended role value]

Output: No role

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Input: [Language feature] button [Restrictions] Role must be either button, link, menuitem, menuitemcheckbox, menuitemradio, radio [Recommended role value]

Output: button

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Input: [Language feature] details [Restrictions] Role must be a role that supports aria-expanded [Recommended role value]

Output: group

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Input: [Language feature] embed [Restrictions] If specified, role must be either application, document, or img [Recommended role value]

Output: No role

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Input: [Language feature] footer [Restrictions] If specified, role must be contentinfo [Recommended role value]

Output: No role

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Input: [Language feature] h1-h6 element that isn’t inside hgroup [Restrictions] Role must be either heading or tab [Recommended role value]

Output: heading role, with the aria-level property set to the element’s outline depth

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Input: [Language feature] header element [Restrictions] If specified, role must be banner [Recommended role value]

Output: No role

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Input: [Language feature] iframe element [Restrictions] If specified, role must be either application, document, or img [Recommended role value]

Output: No role

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Input: [Language feature] img element whose alt attribute’s value is present and not empty [Restrictions] No restrictions [Recommended role value]

Output: img role

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Input: [Language feature] li element whose parent is an ol or ul element [Restrictions] Role must be either listitem, menuitemcheckbox, menuitemradio, option, tab, or treeitem [Recommended role value]

Output: listitem role

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Input: [Language feature] object element [Restrictions] If specified, role must be either application, document, or img [Recommended role value]

Output: No role

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Input: [Language feature] ol element [Restrictions] Role must be either directory, list, listbox, menu, menubar, tablist, toolbar, tree [Recommended role value]

Output: list role

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Input: [Language feature] output element [Restrictions] No restrictions [Recommended role value]

Output: status role

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Input: [Language feature] section element [Restrictions] Role must be either alert, alertdialog, application, contentinfo, dialog, document, log, main, marquee, region, search, or status [Recommended role value]

Output: region role

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Input: [Language feature] ul element [Restrictions] Role must be either directory, list, listbox, menu, menubar, tablist, toolbar, tree [Recommended role value]

Output: list role

HTML5 Best Practices for Designers | InstantShift


Input: [Language feature] video element [Restrictions] If specified, role must be application [Recommended role value]

Output: No role

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Input: [Language feature] body element [Restrictions] Role must be either document or application [Recommended role value]

Output: document role

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Input: [Flag] -hcsuf suffix [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: set the suffix to use for intermediate C files


Input: [Flag] -hidir dir [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: set directory for interface files


Input: [Flag] -hisuf suffix [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: set the suffix to use for interface files


Input: [Flag] -o filename [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: set output filename


Input: [Flag] -odir dir [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: set directory for object files


Input: [Flag] -ohi filename [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Description]

Output: set the filename in which to put the interface


Input: [Flag] -osuf suffix [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: set the output file suffix


Input: [Flag] -stubdir dir [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: redirect FFI stub files


Input: [Flag] -dumpdir dir [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: redirect dump files


Input: [Flag] -outputdir dir [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: set output directory


Input: [Value Type] string [Value Description] A link to the Web API endpoint returning the full result of the request. [Key]

Output: href

Get an Artist's Albums - Spotify Developer


Input: [Value Type] an array of objects [Value Description] The requested data. [Key]

Output: items

Get an Artist's Albums - Spotify Developer


Input: [Value Type] integer [Value Description] The maximum number of items in the response (as set in the query or by default). [Key]

Output: limit

Get an Artist's Albums - Spotify Developer


Input: [Value Type] string [Value Description] URL to the next page of items. (null if none) [Key]

Output: next

Get an Artist's Albums - Spotify Developer


Input: [Value Type] integer [Value Description] The offset of the items returned (as set in the query or by default). [Key]

Output: offset

Get an Artist's Albums - Spotify Developer


Input: [Value Type] string [Value Description] URL to the previous page of items. (null if none) [Key]

Output: previous

Get an Artist's Albums - Spotify Developer


Input: [Value Type] integer [Value Description] The total number of items available to return. [Key]

Output: total

Get an Artist's Albums - Spotify Developer


Input: [Number of ballots] 289 [Reason]

Output: The same witness has used a number of different addresses

John Hemming's Web Log: Bordesley Election Petition - today's proceedings


Input: [Number of ballots] 387 [Reason]

Output: The signature of the witness varies whilst the address is constant

John Hemming's Web Log: Bordesley Election Petition - today's proceedings


Input: [Number of ballots] 438 [Reason]

Output: The voter has also signed as witness

John Hemming's Web Log: Bordesley Election Petition - today's proceedings


Input: [Number of ballots] 23 [Reason]

Output: The signature on 2 or more ballots is the same

John Hemming's Web Log: Bordesley Election Petition - today's proceedings


Input: [Number of ballots] 1637 [Reason]

Output: The signature on the declaration of identity is not the same as on the application for a postal vote

John Hemming's Web Log: Bordesley Election Petition - today's proceedings


Input: [Number of ballots] 109 [Reason]

Output: Votes changed to Labour votes with tippex etc

John Hemming's Web Log: Bordesley Election Petition - today's proceedings


Input: [Number of ballots] ???? [Reason]

Output: There are also some which are know to be forged

John Hemming's Web Log: Bordesley Election Petition - today's proceedings


Input: [Number of ballots] more than 2414 [Reason]

Output: Total (some in more than one category)

John Hemming's Web Log: Bordesley Election Petition - today's proceedings


Input: [Offset] 0x0000 [Type] dword [Description]

Output: total number of nodes on script path


Input: [Offset] 0x0008 [Type] float [Description]

Output: total distance of path


Input: [Offset] 0x000C [Type] float [Description]

Output: path speed


Input: [Offset] 0x0010 [Type] float [Description]

Output: distance along path


Input: [Offset] 0x0014 [Type] float [Description]

Output: some sort of offset


Input: [Offset] 0x001C [Type] - [Description]

Output: object handle, up to 6 supported


Input: [Error Number] 1 [Error Message] The sync data received was not valid. [Notes] This is a general error that is reported back by the Sync client when it encounters and error during the processing of the SyncML package provided by the server. In most cases the sync that is in progress aborts. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: The user can perform a replace data for all PIM types that they are currently syncing.


Input: [Error Number] 3 [Error Message] Communications problems with the server [Notes] This error is returned if the “InternetOpen” API fails. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Step 1 - Try to access the server using a web browser on different device or system that has full connectivity. Step 2 - try to access the server using PocketIE on the device. If the server seems to be online, make sure you can login using the same userid/password that is on the device. Finally, if that works try to soft reset the device.


Input: [Error Number] 4 [Error Message] The server name does not have a valid form [Notes] This error is returned if the server name, provided by the user, contains invalid characters. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Check the server name in the Account settings dialog of the Traveler application. Ensure that the server name is properly formed. Try to access that server using some other means.


Input: [Error Number] 6 [Error Message] The server name cannot be resolved [Notes] This error is returned if the client receives an ERROR_INTERNET_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED status code from the “InternetConnectThread” API. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same steps for error 4


Input: [Error Number] 8 [Error Message] Lotus Traveler server is not available [Notes] This is the default error return code used by the configuration component for a failed HTTP GET or POST. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same steps for error 3


Input: [Error Number] 9 [Error Message] Sync completed with errors [Notes] This is a general error returned by the sync client when a sync failed for one of many possible reasons [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same steps for error 1


Input: [Error Number] 10 [Error Message] Server is busy [Notes] The server returned a status of SML_STATUS_IN_PROGRESS (101) so the client aborted the sync [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: The user can perform a manual sync if they are concerned that something is wrong. This error should resolve automatically, assuming the server is still operational.


Input: [Error Number] 11 [Error Message] Record not found during modify/remove [Notes] Sync client could not locate the record referenced by the server in a sync operation such as modify or delete. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: As in the steps described for error 10 the user can always perform a manual sync. This error is produced for information purposes but the system is basically working fine.


Input: [Error Number] 13 [Error Message] Out of memory [Notes] The client attempted to allocate a block of memory on the device and it failed [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Check the available memory on the device and take appropriate action to free up some storage space.


Input: [Error Number] 17 [Error Message] Invalid user ID or password [Notes] The client attempted to perform an HTTP post to the server. The server responded with an authentication error. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Perform steps listed for error 3


Input: [Error Number] 18 [Error Message] The server reported that access is forbidden for your user ID (403) [Notes] The user ID specified is locked out by the server admin. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: The server administrator needs to unlock that user.


Input: [Error Number] 20 [Error Message] The server made an unrecognizable request [Notes] The XML provided by the server during a sync operation was deemed to be incorrect. The sync client is sending this error message out for information purposes. This error does not cause the sync to abort. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Perform steps listed for error 1


Input: [Error Number] 21 [Error Message] Invalid parameter [Notes] The sync client was unable to obtain required information from the configuration utility. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Revalidate the user name, password, server name, and http protocol. Ensure that Traveler has the correct information stored.


Input: [Error Number] 22 [Error Message] Buffer too small [Notes] The message provided to the WM client by the server exceeds preset maximum message size [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: In theory this should never happen. If it does it is a defect that must be investigated by the development team. As a workaround the user could follow the steps described for error 1


Input: [Error Number] 23 [Error Message] Invalid data received from the server during sync [Notes] There is a mismatch in the version of SyncML supported by the server and client. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: In theory this should never happen. If it does it is a defect that must be investigated by the development team. There are no workarounds for this one.


Input: [Error Number] 25 [Error Message] Sync failed to initialize [Notes] The sync client detected missing functionality that is required for the level of SyncML being used by the server. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 23


Input: [Error Number] 26 [Error Message] Sync failed to initialize [Notes] Same as error 25 [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 25


Input: [Error Number] 29 [Error Message] Connection error with server %s port %d [Notes] The sync client lost its connection to the server. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 3


Input: [Error Number] 30 [Error Message] The sync was canceled because of a 500 error [Notes] The server rejected a command sent by the client. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 22


Input: [Error Number] 31 [Error Message] Sync completed with errors [Notes] The client received a record which for some reason the device was not able to add. The failure is not captured by any of the other mechanisms currently defined. Therefore, using SMLERROR_COMMAND_FAILED is insufficient to avoid the server sending it back. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 22


Input: [Error Number] 32 [Error Message] Out of memory [Notes] Same as error 13 [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 13


Input: [Error Number] 33 [Error Message] The Lotus Traveler mailbox could not be found [Notes] The Lotus Traveler email message store is either corrupted or does not exist on the device [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Open the Messenger application and look for the Lotus Traveler email message store. If the message store does not exist contact L2 for a special program that can recreate the message store on the device.


Input: [Error Number] 34 [Error Message] An error occurred when attempting to sync data to the storage card [Notes] The WM client was instructed to store something on the storage card but the storage card did not have sufficient space to accommodate the request. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Try to free up some space on the storage card. Also, the user should turn off any email settings that direct output to the storage card.


Input: [Error Number] 35 [Error Message] The Lotus Traveler server is not available. It may not be started or is currently busy (503) [Notes] The WM client attempted to connect to the server but could not. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 3


Input: [Error Number] 37 [Error Message] The server reported that it encountered an internal error (500) [Notes] The client attempted to communicate with the server but the server returned a status 500 which indicates an internal error on the server. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 10


Input: [Error Number] 38 [Error Message] The sync ended abnormally. HTTP Status code %d. [Notes] The client received an HTTP status error of 415 from the server. This indicates unsupported media and is typically returned when the client compresses the XML package and the server has a problem decoding it. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Turn off zlib compression on the server.


Input: [Error Number] 39 [Error Message] Settings update failed to be uploaded to the server. It is reattempted on the next sync [Notes] The client attempted to send it's latest configuration settings to the server but was not able to do so. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 3


Input: [Error Number] 40 [Error Message] Battery level is too low, so automated features are disabled [Notes] The battery power on the device has fell below the percentage specified in the Traveler client auto sync dialog. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Charge the device back up.


Input: [Error Number] 41 [Error Message] Settings update failed to be downloaded from the server. It is reattempted next sync [Notes] The server attempted to inform the client about new device settings but there was a connectivity problem preventing the client from obtaining the information updates from the server. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 3


Input: [Error Number] 42 [Error Message] Sync has been disabled by your administrator because of a device security policy violation [Notes] A security violation has been detected by the Traveler client. The violation action for the security policy in violation was set to disable syncs. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: View the current security state of the Traveler client and take the necessary steps required to have security compliance as specified by the server admin.


Input: [Error Number] 43 [Error Message] Device Security Violation(s) [Notes] A security violation has been detected by the Traveler client. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 42


Input: [Error Number] 44 [Error Message] The server reported that access is forbidden for your user ID (403) [Notes] Same as error 18 [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 18


Input: [Error Number] 45 [Error Message] The server reported an error. View the log for details [Notes] General error for various errors reported to the client by the server. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Same as error 3


Input: [Error Number] 59 [Error Message] The change log service is not running. [Notes] For some reason the change log service is not running. [Steps to Resolve Error]

Output: Exit and restart Traveler.


Input: commit_ticket_update_commands.close Commands that close tickets, as a space-separated list. [true]

Output: close closed closes fix fixed fixes


Input: commit_ticket_update_commands.refs Commands that add a reference, as a space-separated list. If set to the special value , all tickets referenced by the message will get a reference to the changeset. [true]

Output: addresses re references refs see


Input: commit_ticket_update_envelope Require commands to be enclosed in an envelope. Must be empty or contain two characters. For example, if set to "[]", then commands must be in the form of [closes #4]. [true]

Output: (no default)


Input: commit_ticket_update_notify Send ticket change notification when updating a ticket. [true]

Output: true


Input: default_cc Default cc: list for newly created tickets. [true]

Output: (no default)


Input: default_component Default component for newly created tickets. [true]

Output: (no default)


Input: default_description Default description for newly created tickets. [true]

Output: (no default)


Input: default_keywords Default keywords for newly created tickets. [true]

Output: (no default)


Input: default_milestone Default milestone for newly created tickets. [true]

Output: (no default)


Input: default_owner Default owner for newly created tickets. [true]

Output: < default >


Input: default_priority Default priority for newly created tickets. [true]

Output: major


Input: default_resolution Default resolution for resolving (closing) tickets (since 0.11). [true]

Output: fixed


Input: default_severity Default severity for newly created tickets. [true]

Output: (no default)


Input: default_summary Default summary (title) for newly created tickets. [true]

Output: (no default)


Input: default_type Default type for newly created tickets (since 0.9). [true]

Output: defect


Input: default_version Default version for newly created tickets. [true]

Output: (no default)


Input: max_comment_size Maximum allowed comment size in characters. (since 0.11.2). [true]

Output: 262144


Input: max_description_size Maximum allowed description size in characters. (since 0.11). [true]

Output: 262144


Input: max_summary_size Maximum allowed summary size in characters. (since 1.0.2). [true]

Output: 262144


Input: preserve_newlines Whether Wiki formatter should respect the new lines present in the Wiki text. If set to 'default', this is equivalent to 'yes' for new environments but keeps the old behavior for upgraded environments (i.e. 'no'). (since 0.11). [true]

Output: default


Input: restrict_owner Make the owner field of tickets use a drop-down menu. Be sure to understand the performance implications before activating this option. See Assign-to as Drop-Down List. Please note that e-mail addresses are not obfuscated in the resulting drop-down menu, so this option should not be used if e-mail addresses must remain protected. (since 0.9) [true]

Output: false


Input: workflow Ordered list of workflow controllers to use for ticket actions (since 0.11). [true]

Output: ConfigurableTicketWorkflow


Input: [Command Name] info-scroll-up [equivalent to web browser] page down [Explain]

Output: scroll up to read more, when finish a node, jump to next node

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Command Name] info-scroll-down [equivalent to web browser] page up [Explain]

Output: scroll down to review, when at the beginning of a node, jump to previous node

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Command Name] info-follow-nearest-node [equivalent to web browser] click the link [Explain]

Output: jump to the node of which link is to nearest to the cursor

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Command Name] info-history-back [Keys] l [equivalent to web browser] history back [Explain]

Output: jump to previous node, which you have read

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Command Name] info-prev [Keys] p [Explain]

Output: jump to previous node, as indicated on the header line

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Command Name] info-next [Keys] n [Explain]

Output: jump to next node, as indicated on the the header line

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Command Name] info-up [Keys] ^ [Explain]

Output: jump to the superior node, as indited on the head line

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Command Name] info-menu [Keys] m [Explain]

Output: jump to one of nodes in the menu of by entering name

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Command Name] info-nth-menu-item [Keys] 1-9 [Explain]

Output: jump to one of nodes in the menu by number

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Command Name] info-follow-reference [Keys] f [Explain]

Output: jump to one of cross reference nodes

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Command Name] info-exit [Keys] q [equivalent to web browser] close the browser [Explain]

Output: exit from the info

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Command Name] info-summary [Keys] ? [equivalent to web browser] F1 (help) [Explain]

Output: show a summary of info command

Basic Keyboad Command


Input: [Input Field] IP [Format] Required [Description]

Output: IP address of credit card holder. (IPv4 or IPv6)

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] CITY [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: City of billing address.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] REGION [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Region of billing address.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] COUNTRY [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Country code of billing address.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] POSTAL [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Postal/Zip code of billing address.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] DOMAIN [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Email address domain name.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] PHONE [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Customer phone number.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] BIN [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: First 6 digits of credit card number to identify issuing bank.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] BINNAME [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Name of the bank which issued the credit card.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] BINPHONE [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Customer service phone number listed on back of credit card.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] LICENSE [Format] Required [Description]

Output: License key for trial and premium users.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] SHIPADDR [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Address of shipping address if different than billing address.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] SHIPCITY [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: City of shipping address if different than billing address.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] SHIPREGION [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Region of shipping address if different than billing address.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] SHIPPOSTAL [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Postal/Zip code of shipping address if different than billing address.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] SHIPCOUNTRY [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Country of shipping address if different than billing address.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Input Field] QUERYID [Format] Optional [Description]

Output: Additional information to identify this transaction.

FraudLabs Credit Card Online Fraud Detection Web Service


Input: [Parameter Name] basic_data [Type] int [Default] -1 [Description]

Output: Basic technical data about site


Input: [Parameter Name] new_links [Type] int [Default] 50 [Description]

Output: New links to this site since previous_date


Input: [Parameter Name] lost_links [Type] int [Default] 50 [Description]

Output: Links lost since previous_date


Input: [Parameter Name] inbound_links [Type] int [Default] 10 [Description]

Output: Current inbound links to this site, sorted by link quality


Input: [Parameter Name] broken_links [Type] int [Default] -1 [Description]

Output: Dead links found on this site when we crawled it


Input: [Parameter Name] page_meta_data [Type] int [Default] -1 [Description]

Output: Pages with missing, short or long meta-data found on this site when we crawled it


Input: [Parameter Name] keyword_ranks [Type] int [Default] 10 [Description]

Output: The number of monitored keywords to return ranking data for


Input: [Parameter Name] keyword_groups [Type] int [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: Keyword groups containing keywords on this campaign


Input: [Parameter Name] competitors [Type] int [Default] -1 [Description]

Output: Data collected for competitors. Note that this will also be subject to the other data limits where applicable.


Input: [Param-name] python.home [Value] A string giving the pathname to the local jython installation. [Default] None [Description]

Output: This is used to indicate to the jython interpreter embedded in modjy where to find the jython installation on the local machine. For more detail on why this property should be set, and how the value is used, see The Jython Registry .

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Input: [Param-name] python.* [Value] A string giving a value for the relevant jython property. [Default] None [Description]

Output: Any parameter whose name begins with "python." is set in the java.util.Properties used to initialize the jython interpreter inside modjy. For example, values can be set for the following jython parameters: python.path, python.cachedir, etc. For more detail on the jython properties that can be set and what they mean, see The Jython Registry .

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Input: [Param-name] app_import_name [Value] A string giving a name which can be imported to give an application callable [Default] None [Description]

Output: This parameter specifies the python importable name of a WSGI application, including a fully qualified package name. This can be used, for example, to import WSGI handlers from web frameworks. If you specify a name such as some_framework.web.handlers.WSGIHandler, then some_framework will be imported, web will be imported from some_framework, handlers will be import from web, and finally WSGIHandler will be imported from handlers. Being last in the path WSGIHandler will then be treated as the WSGI application callable. If a value is specified for this parameter, it will used in preference to the app_directory/app_filename/app_callable_name triplet mechanism described below. See the documentation for how modjy locates application callable objects for further details.

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Input: [Param-name] app_directory [Value] A string giving a path to the directory where application source files are located. [Default] servlet context root directory [Description]

Output: You may wish to keep your application source files outside the modjy servlet/context directory. In that case, you should specify the name of the application directory with this parameter. If you do not specify a value for this parameter, it defaults to the servlet context root directory. If a value is provided for the app_import_name, described above, then this parameter will be ignored.

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Input: [Param-name] app_filename [Value] A string giving the python filename which contains the callable. [Default] application.py [Description]

Output: This parameter can be used to change the filename which modjy uses to locate the file which contains the definition of the application callable. For example, this parameter could be set to '__wsgi_app__.py', in which case all application objects will need to be contained in files called '__wsgi_app__.py'. This process of locating callables is described under how modjy locates application callable objects. If a value is provided for the app_import_name, described above, then this parameter will be ignored.

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Input: [Param-name] app_callable_name [Value] A string giving the name of python callable which is the WSGI application object. [Default] handler [Description]

Output: This parameter tells modjy the name of the application callable object inside the application source file. For more information, see "How modjy locates application callable objects":ModjyLocateCallables. If a value is provided for the app_import_name, described above, then this parameter will be ignored.

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Input: [Param-name] callable_query_name [Value] A string giving the name of the query parameter from which the callable name for this request should be taken. [Default] None [Description]

Output: This parameter tells modjy to extract the name of the application callable object from a query parameter in the request URI. For more information, see how modjy locates application callable objects. If the value of this parameter is not changed from its default value of None, callable names will never be extracted from the request query string. Example: if the value of this parameter was set to python_object, then a request for a URI like this /index?python_object=my_callable will tell modjy to look for a callable named my_callable as the application callable.

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Input: [Param-name] cache_callables [Value] 0 no caching, 1 cache callables [Default] 1 [Description]

Output: This parameter tells modjy whether or not it should cache any callables it creates. Caching of callable objects is described under how modjy locates application callable objects.

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Input: [Param-name] reload_on_mod [Value] 0 do not reload source, 1 reload when source has been modified [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: This parameter tells modjy whether or not it should check to see if the python source file containing the application callable has been modified since the last time it was loaded. This is a useful flag for interactive development purposes. However, enabling the flag comes at a cost, which is that modjy must check the modification time of the application source file on every single request. When your application has been fully debugged and running in production, you will probably want to disable this flag. This flag has no effect when the 'cache_callables' parameter is false, i.e. caching is disabled, since a disabled cache means that application source is reloaded for every single request.

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Input: [Param-name] multithread [Value] 0 access to callables should be synchronized, 1 application may be called more than once simultaneously from multiple threads. [Default] 1 [Description]

Output: This parameter has an identical meaning to the WSGI variable 'wsgi.multithread'. If your application object is not thread-safe, you should set this flag to zero, thus ensuring that the application will only ever be called from one thread at a time. This is achieved by exclusively locking and unlocking the application callable before and after each request, so that the application services only one request at a time. This could cause considerable slowdown in a situation where multiple simultaneous calls are received for the same application.

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Input: [Param-name] log_class [Value] The name of the class which should be used for logging. [Default] modjy_logger [Description]

Output: If you wish to write your own logger class, create a new class in modjy_log, and change the value of this configuration parameter to its name.

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Input: [Param-name] initial_env [Value] This parameter is used to set initial environment variables in the WSGI environment. [Default] None [Description]

Output: A single name value pair is set by separating the name and value with a colon i.e. :*. Multiple name value pairs can be set by separating them with a semi-colon, i.e. *;. For example, if you wish to set the variable myAppString to STRING_VAL and myAppInteger to 42, then use the following value for this parameter: myAppString: STRING_VAL ; myAppInteger: 42. All names values are stored in the environment as strings.

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Input: [Param-name] log_level [Value] debug, info, warn, error, fatal [Default] info [Description]

Output: The level of diagnostic output that should be logged. There is currently only one type of logger supported in modjy: the modjy_logger class. This class provides very basic logging functionality, sending all messages to the J2EE ServletContext.log method.

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Input: [Param-name] exc_handler [Value] standard, testing [Default] standard [Description]

Output: The name of the class which be used to handle exceptions that occur while running applications. The standard handler simply re-raises the exception to be caught by the servlet container. The testing handler is there for two reasons: 1. To provide debugging information in development and testing phases, and 2. To illustrate how to create customised exception handlers.

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Input: [Param-name] load_site_packages [Value] 0 don't imply 'import site', 1 imply 'import site' [Default] 1 [Description]

Output: Controls whether or not 'import site' is executed on interpreter startup. See the docs on the python site module for further information

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Input: [Param-name] packages [Value] semicolon-separated list of java package names to be added. [Default] None [Description]

Output: See below under Using external java packages.

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Input: [Param-name] classdirs [Value] semicolon-separated list of directories containing java packages and classes. [Default] None [Description]

Output: Adds each of the named directories to the list of places checked by jython for java packages and classes.

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Input: [Param-name] extdirs [Value] semicolon-separated list of directories containing java packages and classes. [Default] None [Description]

Output: Forces jython to scan all .jar and .zip files in each of the named directories for java packages and classes.

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Input: [Parametre] 1 [Required or optional?] Required [Description]

Output: Province code

Template:ComuneItaly - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Parametre] 2 [Required or optional?] Optional [Description]

Output: Name of the municipality (if the category name is disambigued)

Template:ComuneItaly - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Parametre] 3 [Required or optional?] Required [Description]

Output: Map filename (with extension, without File:)

Template:ComuneItaly - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Parametre] wikidata [Required or optional?] Optional [Description]

Output: Name of Wikidata entry for the item

Template:ComuneItaly - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Parametre] latdec [Required or optional?] Optional [Description]

Output: Decimal latitude

Template:ComuneItaly - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Parametre] longdec [Required or optional?] Optional [Description]

Output: Decimal longitude

Template:ComuneItaly - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Mac] ⇥ [Windows / Linux] Tab [0]

Output: Next Suggestion


Input: [Mac] ⇧⇥ [Windows / Linux] Shift-Tab [0]

Output: Previous Suggestion


Input: [Mac] → [Windows / Linux] Right [0]

Output: Accept Suggestion


Input: [Mac] ↑ [Windows / Linux] Up [0]

Output: Previous Command / Line


Input: [Mac] ↓ [Windows / Linux] Down [0]

Output: Next Command / Line


Input: [Mac] ⌃P [0]

Output: Previous Command


Input: [Mac] ⌃N [0]

Output: Next Command


Input: [Mac] ⌘K or ⌃L [Windows / Linux] Ctrl-L [0]

Output: Clear History


Input: [Mac] ⏎ [Windows / Linux] Enter [0]

Output: Execute


Input: [Description] Returns the name of the file that contains the list of source documents. [Scope] Document scripts only [Variable]

Output: FileListName


Input: [Description] Returns the path of the file that contains the list of source documents. [Scope] Document scripts only [Variable]

Output: FileListPath


Input: [Description] Returns the name of the documents group that is currently being processed. [Scope] Document scripts only [Variable]

Output: GroupName


Input: [Description] Returns whether the current build action is pre-build or post-build. [Scope] Job scripts, target scripts, and document scripts [Variable]

Output: BuildAction


Input: [Description] Returns the path of the job .waj file. [Scope] Job scripts, target scripts, and document scripts [Variable]

Output: JobDir


Input: [Description] Returns the name of the job .waj file. [Scope] Job scripts, target scripts, and document scripts [Variable]

Output: JobFile


Input: [Description] Returns the name of the job. [Scope] Job scripts, target scripts, and document scripts [Variable]

Output: JobName


Input: [Description] Returns the path of the temporary project file that ePublisher AutoMap created for the job. [Scope] Job scripts, target scripts, and document scripts [Variable]

Output: ProjectDir


Input: [Description] Returns the name of the temporary project file that ePublisher AutoMap created for the job. [Scope] Job scripts, target scripts, and document scripts [Variable]

Output: ProjectFile


Input: [Description] Returns the deployment directory path. [Scope] Target scripts only [Variable]

Output: DeployFolder


Input: [Description] Returns the number of errors reported during the generation process. [Scope] Target scripts only [Variable]

Output: ErrorCount


Input: [Description] Returns the deployment target name. [Scope] Target scripts only [Variable]

Output: TargetDeployKey


Input: [Description] Returns the name of the target being generated. [Scope] Target scripts only [Variable]

Output: TargetName


Input: [Description] Returns the output path of the target. [Scope] Target scripts only [Variable]

Output: TargetOutputDir


Input: [Class] CommandNameCompleter [Description]

Output: Completor for the command.names

org.codehaus.groovy.tools.shell.completion (groovy 2.4.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] CustomClassSyntaxCompletor [Description]

Output: Completor completingclasses defined in the shell

org.codehaus.groovy.tools.shell.completion (groovy 2.4.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] FileNameCompleter [Description]

Output: PATCHED copy from jline 2.12, with https://github.com/jline/jline2/issues/90 (no trailing blank)

org.codehaus.groovy.tools.shell.completion (groovy 2.4.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] GroovySyntaxCompletor [Description]

Output: Implements the Completor interface to provide competions for GroovyShell by tokenizing the buffer and invoking other classes depending on the tokens found.

org.codehaus.groovy.tools.shell.completion (groovy 2.4.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ImportsSyntaxCompletor [Description]

Output: Completor completing imported classnames

org.codehaus.groovy.tools.shell.completion (groovy 2.4.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] InfixKeywordSyntaxCompletor [Description]

Output: Completor completing groovy keywords that appear after identifiers

org.codehaus.groovy.tools.shell.completion (groovy 2.4.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] KeywordSyntaxCompletor [Description]

Output: Completor completing Groovy keywords and special functions

org.codehaus.groovy.tools.shell.completion (groovy 2.4.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ReflectionCompletionCandidate [Description]

Output: A candidate as String with additional jansi formatting codes

org.codehaus.groovy.tools.shell.completion (groovy 2.4.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ReflectionCompletor [Description]

Output: Completes fields and methods of Classes or instances.

org.codehaus.groovy.tools.shell.completion (groovy 2.4.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] StricterArgumentCompleter [Description]

Output: Similar to a strict jline ArgumentCompleter, this completer completes the n+1th argument only if the 1st to nth argument have matches.

org.codehaus.groovy.tools.shell.completion (groovy 2.4.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] VariableSyntaxCompletor [Description]

Output: Completor completing variable and method names from known variables in the shell

org.codehaus.groovy.tools.shell.completion (groovy 2.4.4 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ContextSplitterFactory [Description]

Output: This factory creates Splitters from map files.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ContextSplitterFactory.MapfileEntry [Description]

Output: Simple record type to store a map file entry.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ContextSplitterFactory.PptNameAndSplitters [Description]

Output: Simple record type to store a PptName and Splitter array.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] PptSplitter [Description]

Output: PptSplitter contains the splitter and its associated PptConditional ppts.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] SpinfoFileParser [Description]

Output: SpinfoFileParser parses a .spinfo file.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Splitter [Description]

Output: A Splitter represents a test that can be used to separate all samples into two parts.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] SplitterFactory [Description]

Output: This class contains static methods parse_spinfofile(spinfofile) and load_splitters() which respectively creates Splitters from a .spinfo file and load the splitters for a given Ppt.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] SplitterLoader [Description]

Output: Reads in and loads compiled Java source and returns a Java Object.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] SplitterObject [Description]

Output: A SplitterObject is the starting point for all the information we have about a splitting condition.

Class Summary


Input: [Key] CTRL [Command]

Output: Press the track ball once. The cursor will indicate this state with a < symbol. Follow up this command with the key you plan on using with the CTRL character.


Input: [Key] ESC [Command]

Output: Press the track ball twice.


Input: [Key] SHIFT [Command]

Output: Press the Shift key. The triangle outline will appear on the top part of the cursor indicating it has been pressed.


Input: [Key] CAPS LOCK (a.k.a. Shift Lock) [Command]

Output: Press the Shift key twice. The solid triangle will appear on the top part of the cursor indicating it has been pressed. Pressing Shift again disables it.


Input: [Key] ALT [Command]

Output: Press the Alt key. The triangle outline will appear on the bottom part of the cursor indicating it has been pressed.


Input: [Key] ALT LOCK [Command]

Output: Press the Alt key twice. The solid triangle will appear on the bottom part of the cursor indicating it has been pressed. Pressing Alt again disables it.


Input: [Key] TAB [Command]

Output: CTRL+I


Input: [Key] Function keys (F1 through F10) [Command]

Output: Hold down the shift key and press numbers 1 through 0 to send F1 through F10 respectively


Input: [Key] Page Up and Page Down [Command]

Output: Using screen gestures, swipe up and down on the screen respectively.


Input: [Key] Arrow Keys [Command]

Output: Move the trackball in the proper direction or press the appropriate directional key on the control pad.


Input: [Key] Backslash (\) [Command]

Output: SHIFT+ALT+/


Input: [Key] Backtick/Accent Mark (`) [Command]

Output: SHIFT+ALT+1 if you put it over a character. SHIFT+ALT+L for the character itself.


Input: [Key] Square Brackets ([ ]) [Command]

Output: SHIFT+ALT+O and SHIFT+ALT+P, respectively.


Input: [Key] Curly Braces ({ }) [Command]

Output: SHIFT+ALT+H and SHIFT+ALT+J, respectively.


Input: [Key] Vertical Pipe (|) [Command]

Output: SHIFT+ALT+, (comma)


Input: [Key] Tidle (~) [Command]

Output: SHIFT+ALT+N if you put it over a character. SHIFT+ALT+K for the character


Input: [Field] Type [Sample Value] ListItems [Value Stored]

Output: The Content Type of the item


Input: [Field] Item (repeating node) [Value Stored]

Output: This is a repeating XML node. Multiple Items can be listed under this repeating node.


Input: [Field] ID [Sample Value] 1 [Value Stored]

Output: The index of the current item in the Item repeating node


Input: [Field] SiteURL [Sample Value] http://portal.denallix.com/K2Learning [Value Stored]

Output: The URL of the site where the item list is located


Input: [Field] ListURL [Sample Value] Lists/SharePointEventsList [Value Stored]

Output: The relative URL of the list where the item is located. The URL is relative to the Site where the list exists.


Input: [Field] FolderURL [Sample Value] TestFolder or 2_.000 [Value Stored]

Output: The name of the folder where the item exists. If no folder the Item ID is used.


Input: [Field] Item [Sample Value] 2 [Value Stored]

Output: The ID of the item that started the process


Input: [Field] URL [Sample Value] http://portal.denallix.com/K2Learning/Lists/SharePointEventsList/DispForm.aspx?ID=2 [Value Stored]

Output: The full URL to the item. Can be used as a hyperlink to open the Display Page of the item.


Input: [Field] Source [Value Stored]

Output: (Not relevant for the SharePoint Events process wizard)


Input: [name] minLineCount [type] Integer [default value] -1 [description]

Output: Minimal amount of lines in method to demand documentation presence.


Input: [name] allowedAnnotations [type] list of strings [default value] Override [description]

Output: List of annotations that could allow missed documentation.


Input: [name] validateThrows [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: Allows validating throws tags.


Input: [name] scope [type] scope [default value] private [description]

Output: visibility scope where Javadoc comments are checked


Input: [name] excludeScope [type] scope [default value] null [description]

Output: visibility scope where Javadoc comments are not checked


Input: [name] allowUndeclaredRTE [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: whether to allow documented exceptions that are not declared if they are a subclass of java.lang.RuntimeException


Input: [name] allowThrowsTagsForSubclasses [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: whether to allow documented exceptions that are subclass of one of declared exception.


Input: [name] allowMissingParamTags [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: whether to ignore errors when a method has parameters but does not have matching param tags in the javadoc.


Input: [name] allowMissingThrowsTags [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: whether to ignore errors when a method declares that it throws exceptions but does have matching throws tags in the javadoc.


Input: [name] allowMissingReturnTag [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: whether to ignore errors when a method returns non-void type does have a return tag in the javadoc.


Input: [name] allowMissingJavadoc [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: whether to ignore errors when a method javadoc is missed.


Input: [name] allowMissingPropertyJavadoc [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: Whether to allow missing Javadoc on accessor methods for properties (setters and getters). The setter and getter methods must match exactly the structures below. public void setNumber(final int number) { mNumber = number; } public int getNumber() { return mNumber; } public boolean isSomething() { return false; }


Input: [name] logLoadErrors [type] boolean [default value] true [description]

Output: This check may need to load exception classes mentioned in the @throws tag to check whether they are RuntimeExceptions. If loading the class fails, this property allows to control checkstyle's error handling. If set to false a classpath configuration problem is assumed and the TreeWalker stops operating on the class completely. If set to true (the default) , checkstyle assumes a typo or refactoring problem in the javadoc and logs the problem in the normal checkstyle report (potentially masking a configuration error).


Input: [name] suppressLoadErrors [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: When logLoadErrors is set to true, the TreeWalker completely processes a class and displays any problems with loading exceptions as checkstyle violations. When this property is set to true, the violations generated when logLoadErrors is set true are suppressed from being reported as violations in the checkstyle report.


Input: [name] ignoreMethodNamesRegex [type] regular expression [default value] null (tag not required) [description]

Output: ignore method whose names are matching specified regex


Input: [name] tokens [type] subset of tokens METHOD_DEF, CTOR_DEF [default value] METHOD_DEF, CTOR_DEF [description]

Output: definitions to check


Input: [Error Code] E-61 [Probable Cause] Reserved [Corrective Action] Reserved [Description]

Output: ERR_UNUSED_61


Input: [Error Code] E-62 [Probable Cause] Reserved [Corrective Action] Reserved [Description]

Output: ERR_UNUSED_62


Input: [Error Code] E-63 [Probable Cause] Defective microprocessor [Corrective Action] Replace Main PCA [Description]

Output: ERR_WATCHDOG_FAILURE


Input: [Error Code] E-64 [Probable Cause] Defective FLASH chip Defective RAM chip [Corrective Action] Replace Main PCA Replace Main PCA [Description]

Output: ERR_UNEXPECTED_WATCHDOG


Input: [Error Code] E-65 [Probable Cause] Reserved [Corrective Action] Reserved [Description]

Output: ERR_UNUSED_65


Input: [Error Code] E-66 [Probable Cause] Defective PCA [Corrective Action] Replace Main PCA [Description]

Output: ERR_RTOS_INIT_FAILURE


Input: [Error Code] E-67 [Probable Cause] Defective PCA [Corrective Action] Replace Main PCA [Description]

Output: ERR_SERIAL_QUEUE_FULL


Input: [Error Code] E-68 [Probable Cause] Defective PCA [Corrective Action] Replace Main PCA [Description]

Output: ERR_SNORE_SAMPLING_THREAD_LOCKED


Input: [Error Code] E-69 [Probable Cause] Defective PCA [Corrective Action] Replace Main PCA [Description]

Output: ERR_MAIN_EXECUTION_THREAD_LOCKED


Input: [Error Code] E-70 [Probable Cause] Defective microprocessor [Corrective Action] Replace Main PCA [Description]

Output: ERR_INTERNAL_RAM_FAILURE


Input: [Field] shipping_template_entry_id [Visibility Level] private [Permission Scope] listings_r [Description] The numeric ID of this shipping template entry. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field] shipping_template_id [Visibility Level] private [Permission Scope] listings_r [Description] The numeric ID of the template this entry belongs to. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field] currency_code [Visibility Level] private [Permission Scope] listings_r [Description] The currency code for the prices in this template entry. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] origin_country_id [Visibility Level] private [Permission Scope] listings_r [Description] The numeric ID of the country from which the listing ships. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field] destination_country_id [Visibility Level] private [Permission Scope] listings_r [Description] The numeric ID of the country to which the listing ships (optional). If missing, these fees apply to all destinations. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field] destination_region_id [Visibility Level] private [Permission Scope] listings_r [Description] The numeric ID of the region to which the listing ships (optional). Regions are collections of countries. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field] primary_cost [Visibility Level] private [Permission Scope] listings_r [Description] The shipping fee for this item, if shipped alone. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Field] secondary_cost [Visibility Level] private [Permission Scope] listings_r [Description] The shipping fee for this item, if shipped with another item. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Rot13: |tr a-zA-Z n-za-mN-ZA-M| [Details] This will apply the rot13 cyphering algorithm to the (selected) text in the message/compose view [Purpose]

Output: rot13 cyphering

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] UUdeview: xdeview %F& [Details] xdeview comes with uudeview. If an encoded file is split in multiple messages, just select them all and run the command. [Purpose]

Output: Decoding uuencoded messages

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Display uuencoded: uudec %f& [Details] Displays uuencoded files. The uudec script is to be found here. [Purpose]

Output: Display uuencoded image

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Save TNEF part: xterm -e tnef-claws %p [Details] Select the TNEF message part then use this action to extract the attachment. [Purpose]

Output: Save MS TNEF parts

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Edit message: gvim -f "%F" [Details] Allows to edit any received message. Can be used to remove unneeded message parts etc. [Purpose]

Output: Alter messages

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Format/Par: |par 72Tbgjqw74bEe B=.Aa 72bgi| Format/fmt: |fmt -s -w 75| [Details] Par: http://www.nicemice.net/par/ par is a utility that can pretty format any text. It does a very good job in indenting quoted messages, and justify text. Used when composing a message fmt: part of the the GNU core utilities [Purpose]

Output: Pretty format

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Part/Dillo: dillo %p& [Details] Browse the selected message part in Dillo. [Purpose]

Output: Browse

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] GnuPG/Receive Selected Key: ID=`gpg --verify %p /dev/null 2>&1|grep "key ID"|tr -d "[:space:]"|tail -c8`;echo "==== Fetching $ID ===="; gpg --no-tty --keyserver wwwkeys.nl.pgp.net --recv-keys $ID [Details] Select the signature part of a message then call this action to fetch the key from wwwkeys.nl.pgp.net [Purpose]

Output: Receive key from server

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] GnuPG/Import Key From Mail: gpg --import %p [Details] Select the message part where the public key is then import it with this action. [Purpose]

Output: Import key from mail

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] GnuPG/Insert My Public Key: gpg --export -a MYKEYID> [Details] Insert your public key in the message your are composing. Replace MYKEYID with your key id. Needs 0.8.6claws66 or newer [Purpose]

Output: Insert public key in message

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Report as SPAM: spamassassin -r < %f [Details] Use spamassassin to report mail as spam. Redirection (<) is possible only with version 0.7.7. [Purpose]

Output: Reporting SPAM

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Check spelling: |T=`mktemp $HOME/.sXXXXXX`; cat - > $T;xterm -e ispell $T;cat $T;rm $T| [Details] Open a terminal and check the spelling with ispell [Purpose]

Output: Check spelling

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Search Google: |google_search.pl [Details] Search google for the selected text. Needs the google_search.pl script. [Purpose]

Output: Search Google for selected text

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Search: |multiwebsearch.pl --where="%u" --what="%s" [Details] Search any searchable website for the selected text. Needs the multiwebsearch.pl script. [Purpose]

Output: Search any searchable website for the selected text

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Google Msg ID: |google_msgid.pl [Details] Search google for the selected message ID. Needs the google_msgid.pl script. Edit the script to change the browser (default is mozilla). [Purpose]

Output: Google for message id

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Menu Name: Command Line] Get Subject: grep "^Subject:\ " %f | cut -d\ -f 2-| script.sh [Details] Pipe the Subject: header value of selected message to script.sh [Purpose]

Output: Pipe a header value to a script

Difference between revisions of "Actions" - Claws Mail FAQ


Input: [Command] PageDown [Button_2] Stop [Command_3] X [Button]

Output: Channel Down

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Command] PageUp [Button_2] Skip back [Command_3] Comma [Button]

Output: Channel Up

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Command] Backspace [Button_2] Skip forward [Command_3] . [Button]

Output: Prev

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Command] DirectionUp [Button_2] Play [Command_3] P [Button]

Output: Up

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Command] DirectionDown [Button_2] Rewind [Command_3] R [Button]

Output: Down

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Command] DirectionLeft [Button_2] Fast forward [Command_3] F [Button]

Output: Left

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Command] DirectionRight [Button_2] Star [Command_3] Delete [Button]

Output: Right

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Command] Enter [Button_2] Pound [Command_3] W [Button]

Output: OK

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Command] C [Button_2] Red [Command_3] F1 [Button]

Output: Menu

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Command] Esc [Button_2] Green [Command_3] F2 [Button]

Output: Exit

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Command] Tab [Button_2] Yellow [Command_3] F3 [Button]

Output: Guide

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Command] I [Button_2] Blue [Command_3] F4 [Button]

Output: Info

XBMC Eden on Debian Wheezy | Vincent Bernat


Input: [Name] bind [Type] method [Possible Values] An object from Plone you are working on; for example, context.Object [Default] None [Description]

Output: The name of a class method that returns a copy of the field which is bound to context. The copy of the Field will have the 'context' attribute set to 'object'. This way a Field can implement more complex checks involving the object's location/environment. Many fields don't need to be bound. Only fields that condition validation or properties on an object containing the field need to be bound


Input: [Name] title [Type] TextLine [Possible Values] A title for the fieldname, for example; "Firstname" [Default] None [Description]

Output: A short summary or label of the field which is used when displaying the corresponding field widget.


Input: [Name] description [Type] Text [Possible Values] "This is the first name of our User" [Default] None [Description]

Output: A short description of the field used for ToolTips and advanced help.


Input: [Name] required [Type] Bool [Possible Values] "True or False" or "0 or 1" [Default] True [Description]

Output: This is a bool that tells whether a field is required or not.


Input: [Name] readonly [Type] Bool [Possible Values] "True or False" or "0 or 1" [Default] False [Description]

Output: This is a bool that tells whether the field is readonly or not if true the field's value cannot be changed.


Input: [Name] default [Type] Depends on the field [Possible Values] "None" or another "Field" [Description]

Output: The default value may be None or a legal field value


Input: [Name] missing_value [Type] Object [Possible Values] "None" or another "Field" [Description]

Output: The missing_value exists if input for the Field is missing, and that's ok


Input: [Name] order [Type] Int [Possible Values] "1" or "2" or "3" [Default] Required, Read-Only, Automatically Generated [Description]

Output: The order attribute can be used to determine the order in which fields in a schema were defined. If one field is created after another (in the same thread), it's order will be greater. This is not normally set manually, since it is automatically assigned when an interface is initialized. The order of the fields in a schema is by default the same as the order of the fields in the Python code.


Input: [Name] constraint(value) [Type] method [Possible Values] Example here [Description]

Output: Checks a customized constraint on its passed value argument. You can implement this method with your Field to require a certain constraint. This relaxes the need to inherit/subclass a Field when you can add a simple constraint. Returns true if the given value is within the Field's constraint.


Input: [Name] validate(value) [Type] method [Possible Values] Example here [Description]

Output: Validates that the given passed argument is a valid field value. Returns nothing but raises an error if the value is invalid. It checks everything specific to a Field and also checks with the additional constraint.


Input: [Name] get(object) [Type] method [Possible Values] Example here [Description]

Output: Gets the value of the field for the given object argument


Input: [Name] query(object, default=None) [Type] method [Possible Values] Example here [Description]

Output: Queries the value of the field for a given object. Returns the default of None if the value hasn't been set


Input: [Name] set(object, value) [Type] method [Possible Values] Example here [Description]

Output: Sets the value of the field for a given object. If the field is readonly raises a TypeError


Input: [Old] task.Wait [New] await task [Description]

Output: Wait/await for a task to complete


Input: [Old] task.Result [New] await task [Description]

Output: Get the result of a completed task


Input: [Old] Task.WaitAny [New] await Task.WhenAny [Description]

Output: Wait/await for one of a collection of tasks to complete


Input: [Old] Task.WaitAll [New] await Task.WhenAll [Description]

Output: Wait/await for every one of a collection of tasks to complete


Input: [Old] Thread.Sleep [New] await Task.Delay [Description]

Output: Wait/await for a period of time


Input: [Old] Task constructor [New] Task.Run or TaskFactory.StartNew [Description]

Output: Create a code-based task


Input: [Case Number] 625048, 417797 [Issue]

Output: A ticket number is now included in a client email when a tech creates a quick ticket.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 609247 [Issue]

Output: An issue with cache was resolved.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 539334 [Issue]

Output: Custom fields now appear when you create a task.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 751512 [Issue]

Output: A Java error no longer appears when you create an asset report.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 717210, 749291 [Issue]

Output: An inactive technician can now perform a ticket search.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 716856 [Issue]

Output: A Java error no longer appears when you generate a PDF ticket report.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 759631 [Issue]

Output: The targeted FAQ now appears when you click "Link FAQ" in the Ticket Details tab.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 731458, 733809, 732887, 737980, 744512, 748635, 748856 [Issue]

Output: SolarWinds Web Help Desk now redirects to the HTTPS port when configured properly in the whd.conf configuration file.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 746366 [Issue]

Output: The custom CSS templates now operate as designed.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 732425 [Issue]

Output: You can now customize the Upload button text in the Ticket Details tab.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 726077 [Issue]

Output: You no longer receive an error when changing the asset type and model of an existing asset under certain conditions after upgrading to version 12.3.0.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 774034, 786052 [Issue]

Output: SolarWinds Web Help Desk now supports Apache Tomcat 7.0.9.59, which provides enhanced security.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 739133, 768967, 784458 [Issue]

Output: The Attachments icon in a new or existing ticket now displays correctly.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 762739, 759063 [Issue]

Output: The client now receives an email when a user or third-party tool sends an API Post request containing specific e-mail recipients.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 754067 [Issue]

Output: You can now apply a license on a second cluster node.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 795668, 797057, 797265, 798115 [Issue]

Output: A Java error no longer appears when you create a new ticket and click "Save & Email" under certain conditions.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Case Number] 798976 [Issue]

Output: A log in issue using SAML 2.0 is resolved, which appeared under certain conditions after a version 12.3.0 upgrade.

SolarWinds Web Help Desk v12.3.0 Release Notes


Input: [Format] 9C [Assembly Format] stelem.i1 [Description]

Output: Replace array element at index with the int8 value on the stack


Input: [Format] 9D [Assembly Format] stelem.i2 [Description]

Output: Replace array element at index with the int16 value on the stack


Input: [Format] 9E [Assembly Format] stelem.i4 [Description]

Output: Replace array element at index with the int32 value on the stack


Input: [Format] 9F [Assembly Format] stelem.i8 [Description]

Output: Replace array element at index with the int64 value on the stack


Input: [Format] A0 [Assembly Format] stelem.r4 [Description]

Output: Replace array element at index with the float32 value on the stack


Input: [Format] A1 [Assembly Format] stelem.r8 [Description]

Output: Replace array element at index with the float64 value on the stack


Input: [Format] 9B [Assembly Format] stelem.i [Description]

Output: Replace array element at index with the i value on the stack


Input: [Format] A2 [Assembly Format] stelem.ref [Description]

Output: Replace array element at index with the ref value on the stack


Input: [Name] xaxis [Type] Axis [Description]

Output: X-axis


Input: [Name] yaxis [Type] Axis [Description]

Output: Y-axis


Input: [Name] xgrid [Type] Grid [Description]

Output: Grid lines for X-axis


Input: [Name] ygrid [Type] Grid [Description]

Output: Grid lines for Y-axis


Input: [Name] legend [Type] Legend [Description]

Output: Properties for legend box


Input: [Name] title [Type] Text [Description]

Output: Graph main title


Input: [Name] subtitle [Type] Text [Description]

Output: Sub title


Input: [Name] subsubtitle [Type] Text [Description]

Output: Sub title


Input: [Name] tabtitle [Type] GraphTabTitle [Description]

Output: Option Tab title for graph


Input: [Name] img [Type] RotImage [Description]

Output: The image canvas


Input: [Type] Drop [Definition] Notification has been received prior to the first class meeting [Tuition] 100% Refund [Transcripted as]

Output: Not Recorded

Tuition Refund and Academic Credit Policy | Immaculata University


Input: [Type] Drop [Definition] Notification after the first but prior to the second class meeting [Tuition] 80% Refund [Transcripted as]

Output: Not Recorded

Tuition Refund and Academic Credit Policy | Immaculata University


Input: [Type] Drop [Definition] Notification after the second but prior to the third class meeting [Tuition] 60% Refund [Transcripted as]

Output: Not Recorded

Tuition Refund and Academic Credit Policy | Immaculata University


Input: [Type] Withdrawal [Definition] Notification after the third but prior to the fourth class meeting [Tuition] 40% Refund [Transcripted as]

Tuition Refund and Academic Credit Policy | Immaculata University


Input: [Type] Withdrawal [Definition] Notification after the fourth but prior to the fifth class meeting [Tuition] 20% Refund [Transcripted as]

Tuition Refund and Academic Credit Policy | Immaculata University


Input: [Type] Withdrawal [Definition] Notification after the fifth class meeting [Tuition] No Refund [Transcripted as]

Tuition Refund and Academic Credit Policy | Immaculata University


Input: [Result Code] -2 [Result Message] Out of Area [Description]

Output: Zip code is outside the State of Kansas

Kansas Department of Revenue - Kansas SSTP Result Codes

Get FIPS By 9 Digit or 5 Digit Zip Only


Input: [Result Code] -1 [Result Message] System Error [Description]

Output: The request has generated a system error

Kansas Department of Revenue - Kansas SSTP Result Codes

Get FIPS By 9 Digit or 5 Digit Zip Only


Input: [Result Code] 0 [Result Message] Zip Code Found [Description]

Output: Zip Code was properly matched

Kansas Department of Revenue - Kansas SSTP Result Codes

Get FIPS By 9 Digit or 5 Digit Zip Only


Input: [Result Code] 1 [Result Message] Zip+4 found [Description]

Output: Zip+4 Code was properly matched

Kansas Department of Revenue - Kansas SSTP Result Codes

Get FIPS By 9 Digit or 5 Digit Zip Only


Input: [Result Code] 2 [Result Message] Bad Zip Code [Description]

Output: Unable to locate Zip Code in database

Kansas Department of Revenue - Kansas SSTP Result Codes

Get FIPS By 9 Digit or 5 Digit Zip Only


Input: [Result Code] 3 [Result Message] Bad Zip+4 Code [Description]

Output: Unable to locate Zip+4 Code in database

Kansas Department of Revenue - Kansas SSTP Result Codes

Get FIPS By 9 Digit or 5 Digit Zip Only


Input: [Result Code] 4 [Result Message] Bad Tax District [Description]

Output: Unable to locate Tax District in Geo Dictionary

Kansas Department of Revenue - Kansas SSTP Result Codes

Get FIPS By 9 Digit or 5 Digit Zip Only


Input: [Result Code] 5 [Result Message] Bad District Data [Description]

Output: Unable to locate Tax District in database

Kansas Department of Revenue - Kansas SSTP Result Codes

Get FIPS By 9 Digit or 5 Digit Zip Only


Input: [Result Code] 6 [Result Message] Zip Code Fallback (Common) [Description]

Output: Fallback to pre-selected Zip Code match

Kansas Department of Revenue - Kansas SSTP Result Codes

Get FIPS By 9 Digit or 5 Digit Zip Only


Input: [Description] Specifies the start date associated with the query. The date must be entered in the following format: YYYY-MM-DD. [Option]

Output: Start Date

Google Analytics - Pentaho Data Integration - Pentaho Wiki


Input: [Description] Specifies the end date associated with the query. The date must be entered in the following format: YYYY-MM-DD. [Option]

Output: End Date

Google Analytics - Pentaho Data Integration - Pentaho Wiki


Input: [Description] Specifies the dimension fields for which you want to query. The Google Analytics API documentation provides you with a list of valid inputs and metrics that can be combined. [Option]

Output: Dimensions

Google Analytics - Pentaho Data Integration - Pentaho Wiki


Input: [Description] Specifies the metrics fields you want returned. At least one metric must be provided. [Option]

Output: Metrics

Google Analytics - Pentaho Data Integration - Pentaho Wiki


Input: [Description] Specifies the filter (described in the Google Analytics API documentation). Here is an example: 'ga:country==Algeria'. [Option]

Output: Filters

Google Analytics - Pentaho Data Integration - Pentaho Wiki


Input: [Description] Specifies a field on which to sort. Here is an example: 'ga:city'. [Option]

Output: Sort

Google Analytics - Pentaho Data Integration - Pentaho Wiki


Input: [Description] Allows you to specify a segment for the query. A segment is analogous to a database "view." [Option]

Output: Specify a segment for the query

Google Analytics - Pentaho Data Integration - Pentaho Wiki


Input: [Description] Check this option, when you want to specify a custom segment. A segment is analogous to a database "view." [Option]

Output: Use custom segment

Google Analytics - Pentaho Data Integration - Pentaho Wiki


Input: [Description] Select from the predefined segments. A segment is analogous to a database "view." [Option]

Output: Use predefined segment

Google Analytics - Pentaho Data Integration - Pentaho Wiki


Input: [Type] uint16 [Name] SubstFormat [Description]

Output: Format identifier-format = 2


Input: [Type] Offset [Name] Coverage [Description]

Output: Offset to Coverage table-from beginning of Substitution table


Input: [Type] Offset [Name] BacktrackClassDef [Description]

Output: Offset to glyph ClassDef table containing backtrack sequence data-from beginning of Substitution table


Input: [Type] Offset [Name] InputClassDef [Description]

Output: Offset to glyph ClassDef table containing input sequence data-from beginning of Substitution table


Input: [Type] Offset [Name] LookaheadClassDef [Description]

Output: Offset to glyph ClassDef table containing lookahead sequence data-from beginning of Substitution table


Input: [Type] uint16 [Name] ChainSubClassSetCnt [Description]

Output: Number of ChainSubClassSet tables


Input: [Type] Offset [Name] ChainSubClassSet [ChainSubClassSetCnt] [Description]

Output: Array of offsets to ChainSubClassSet tables-from beginning of Substitution table-ordered by input class-may be NULL


Input: [Field] Match [Explanation] A match is reported if ALL specified words occur in a single document. [Option]

Output: All


Input: [Explanation] A match is reported if ANY specified word occur in a document. [Option]

Output: Any


Input: [Explanation] Refined search supporting and, or, and not. (e.g. car and (blue or green) not expensive) [Option]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Field] Format [Explanation] Display links and part of the text for each matching document. [Option]

Output: Long


Input: [Explanation] Display only links for each matching document. [Option]

Output: Short


Input: [Field] Sort [Explanation] Order all matches based on how closely they match the search terms. [Option]

Output: Score


Input: [Explanation] Try to order all matches so the newest come first. [Option]

Output: Time


Input: [Explanation] Page titles are listed in alphabetical order [Option]

Output: Title


Input: [Explanation] Try to order all matches so the oldest come first. [Option]

Output: Reverse Time


Input: [/sbin/shorewall Command] shorewall start The system filters packets based on your current Shorewall Configuration

Output: firewall start


Input: [/sbin/shorewall Command] shorewall stop Only traffic to/from hosts listed in /etc/shorewall/routestopped is passed to/from/through the firewall. If ADMINISABSENTMINDED=Yes in /etc/shorewall/shorewall.conf then in addition, all existing connections are retained and all connection requests from the firewall are accepted.

Output: firewall stop


Input: [/sbin/shorewall Command] shorewall restart Logically equivalent to “firewall stop;firewall start”

Output: firewall restart


Input: [/sbin/shorewall Command] shorewall add Adds a host or subnet to a dynamic zone

Output: firewall add


Input: [/sbin/shorewall Command] shorewall delete Deletes a host or subnet from a dynamic zone

Output: firewall delete


Input: [/sbin/shorewall Command] shorewall refresh Reloads rules dealing with static blacklisting, traffic control and ECN.

Output: firewall refresh


Input: [/sbin/shorewall Command] shorewall reset Resets traffic counters

Output: firewall reset


Input: [/sbin/shorewall Command] shorewall clear Removes all Shorewall rules, chains, addresses, routes and ARP entries.

Output: firewall clear


Input: [/sbin/shorewall Command] shorewall try

Output: firewall -c restart If unsuccessful then firewall start (standard configuration) If timeout then firewall restart (standard configuration)


Input: [Command] module avail [Example Use] module avail [Purpose]

Output: lists all available modules for the system.


Input: [Command] module load pkg [Example Use] module load PrgEnv-pgi [Purpose]

Output: loads a module file from the environment


Input: [Command] module unload pkg [Example Use] module unload PrgEnv-pgi [Purpose]

Output: unloads a module file from the environment


Input: [Command] module list [Example Use] module list [Purpose]

Output: displays the modules which are currently loaded.


Input: [Command] module switch old new [Example Use] module switch PrgEnv-pgi PrgEnv-gnu [Purpose]

Output: replaces the module old with module new in the environment


Input: [Command] module purge [Example Use] module purge [Purpose]

Output: unload all module settings, restoring the environment to the state before any modules were loaded.


Input: [Command] module show module [Example Use] module show PrgEnv-pgi [Purpose]

Output: display information about a module file, including most of the environment changes that it provides.


Input: [Class and Description] AbstractInvoker A native function invoker [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)

Classes in org.jruby.ext.ffi that implement InternalVariables


Input: [Class and Description] AbstractMemory A abstract memory object that defines operations common to both pointers and memory buffers [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] AutoPointer [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

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Input: [Class and Description] Buffer [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] CallbackInfo Defines a C callback's parameters and return type. [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] Enum Represents a C enum [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] Enums Represents a C enum [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] MappedType A type which represents a conversion to/from a native type. [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] MemoryObject [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] MemoryPointer [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] Pointer C memory pointer operations. [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] Struct [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructByReference [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructByValue [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructLayout Defines the memory layout for a native structure. [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructLayout.ArrayField [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructLayout.ArrayProxy [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructLayout.CharArrayProxy [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructLayout.EnumField [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructLayout.Field [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructLayout.FunctionField [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructLayout.InnerStructField [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructLayout.MappedField [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructLayout.NumberField [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] StructLayout.PointerField [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] Type [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] Type.Array [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Class and Description] Type.Builtin [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Uses of Interface org.jruby.runtime.builtin.InternalVariables (JRuby Core 1.7.20 API)


Input: [Member] None [Description]

Output: No filters

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Input: [Member] RemoveScripts [Description]

Output: This filter deletes the script tags to reduce the possibility of cross-site scripting and other script-related problems. You can examine more details about this filter in the Preventing Cross-site Scripting (XSS) article.

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Input: [Member] EncodeScripts [Description]

Output: This filter encodes all script tags from the content. You can examine more details about this filter in the Preventing Cross-site Scripting (XSS) article.

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Input: [Member] StripCssExpressions [Description]

Output: This filter strips CSS expressions to reduce the possibility of cross-site scripting. You can examine more details about this filter in the Preventing Cross-site Scripting (XSS) article.

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Input: [Member] StripDomEventAttributes [Description]

Output: This filter removes attribute DOM events from the HTML elements to reduce the possibility of cross-site scripting. You can examine more details about this filter in the Preventing Cross-site Scripting (XSS) article.

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Input: [Member] MakeUrlsAbsolute [Description]

Output: This filter makes all src and href attributes in the editor content have absolute URLs.

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Input: [Member] FixUlBoldItalic [Description]

Output: This filter remove deprecated U tags and replace them with CSS - XHTML.

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Input: [Member] FixEnclosingP [Description]

Output: This filter removes a paragraph if the whole content is inside it.

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Input: [Member] IECleanAnchors [Description]

Output: This filter removes the current page href from all anchor (#) links

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Input: [Member] MozEmStrong [Description]

Output: This filter changes b,strong and i,em in Mozilla browsers

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Input: [Member] ConvertTags [Description]

Output: This filter changes ,  and tags successively to ,  and .

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Input: [Member] ConvertFontToSpan [Description]

Output: This filter changes deprecated font tags to compliant span tags

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Input: [Member] ConvertToXhtml [Description]

Output: This filter converts the HTML from the editor content area to valid XHTML

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Input: [Member] IndentHTMLContent [Description]

Output: This filter indents the HTML content so it is more readable when you view the code

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Input: [Member] ConvertCharactersToEntities [Description]

Output: This filter converts reserved characters to their html entity names.

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