Input: [Keyword] Map BDY Detail Level [Default] 0 [Description] level of detail for political boundaries [Format]

Output: integer

Points, Pixels, Grids, and Cells: A Mapping and Gridding Primer. : National Snow & Ice Data Center


Input: [Keyword] Map RIV Detail Level [Default] 0 [Description] level of detail for rivers [Format]

Output: integer

Points, Pixels, Grids, and Cells: A Mapping and Gridding Primer. : National Snow & Ice Data Center


Input: [Name] add(feature:storeLocator.Feature) [Returns] undefined [Description]

Output: Adds a feature to the set.


Input: [Name] asList() [Returns] Array. the features in the set, in the order they were inserted. [Description]

Output: Get the contents of this set as an Array.


Input: [Name] contains(feature:!storeLocator.Feature) [Returns] boolean true if the set contains the given feature. [Description]

Output: Check if a feature exists within this set.


Input: [Name] getById(featureId:string) [Returns] storeLocator.Feature the feature, if the set contains it. [Description]

Output: Gets a Feature object from the set, by the feature id.


Input: [Name] remove(feature:!storeLocator.Feature) [Returns] undefined [Description]

Output: Removes a feature from the set, if it already exists in the set. If it does not already exist in the set, this function is a no op.


Input: [Name] toggle(feature:!storeLocator.Feature) [Returns] undefined [Description]

Output: Adds the given feature to the set, if it doesn't exist in the set already. Else, removes the feature from the set.


Input: [Tool] Select [Description]

Output: The most basic tool that selects, moves or resizes an element in the diagram.

StarUML 5.0 User Guide (User-Interface Reference)


Input: [Tool] Note [Description]

Output: Creates a note element in the current diagram.

StarUML 5.0 User Guide (User-Interface Reference)


Input: [Tool] Note Link [Description]

Output: Links a note in the current diagram to another element.

StarUML 5.0 User Guide (User-Interface Reference)


Input: [Tool] Text [Description]

Output: Creates a string element in the current diagram.

StarUML 5.0 User Guide (User-Interface Reference)


Input: [Tool] Rectangle [Description]

Output: Create a figure of rectangle in the current diagram.

StarUML 5.0 User Guide (User-Interface Reference)


Input: [Tool] Ellipse [Description]

Output: Creates a figure of ellipse in the current diagram.

StarUML 5.0 User Guide (User-Interface Reference)


Input: [Tool] Rounded Rectangle [Description]

Output: Creates a figure of rounded rectangle in the current diagram.

StarUML 5.0 User Guide (User-Interface Reference)


Input: [Value] 6378350.8704 m [Parameter]

Output: semi-major axis

ParameterizedTransformTest (GeoAPI conformance 3.1-SNAPSHOT)

CRS characteristics


Input: [Value] 6356675.0184 m [Parameter]

Output: semi-minor axis

ParameterizedTransformTest (GeoAPI conformance 3.1-SNAPSHOT)

CRS characteristics


Input: [Value] 10.441666666666666° [Parameter]

Output: Latitude of natural origin

ParameterizedTransformTest (GeoAPI conformance 3.1-SNAPSHOT)

CRS characteristics


Input: [Value] -61.33333333333333° [Parameter]

Output: Longitude of natural origin

ParameterizedTransformTest (GeoAPI conformance 3.1-SNAPSHOT)

CRS characteristics


Input: [Value] 86501.46392052001 m [Parameter]

Output: False easting

ParameterizedTransformTest (GeoAPI conformance 3.1-SNAPSHOT)

CRS characteristics


Input: [Value] 65379.0134283 m [Parameter]

Output: False northing

ParameterizedTransformTest (GeoAPI conformance 3.1-SNAPSHOT)

CRS characteristics


Input: [KEYWORD] bal [RESULT]

Output: Primary account balance


Input: [KEYWORD] bal all [RESULT]

Output: All account balances


Input: [KEYWORD] last [RESULT]

Output: Last 5 transactions on primary account


Input: [KEYWORD] bal check [RESULT]

Output: Account balance of checking accounts


Input: [KEYWORD] bal save [RESULT]

Output: Account balance of savings accounts


Input: [KEYWORD] trans amount [RESULT]

Output: Transfer funds to primary account from preselected source account (ex: trans 20.35 would transfer $20.35 to your primary account)


Input: [KEYWORD] help [RESULT]

Output: Help on keywords


Input: [KEYWORD] stop [RESULT]

Output: Deactivate service


Input: [Default] .slide [Options] Any valid CSS selector [Explaination] CSS selector for slide elements [Option]

Output: selector

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] 3000 [Options] integer [Explaination] Time interval between each slide transition [Option]

Output: interval

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] true [Options] boolean [Explaination] Decides whether to start the show automatically [Option]

Output: autoPlay

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] "fade" [Options] "fade","slide" [Explaination] Type of transition. Either a fading slideshow or a slider. [Option]

Output: transitionType

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] 1.5 [Options] decimal [Explaination] Time taken to animate transition from one slide to the next. [Option]

Output: transitionTime

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] 0.5 [Options] decimal [Explaination] Time taken to animate transition from one slide to the next when the user has initiated the transition. [Option]

Output: manTransitionTime

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] true [Options] boolean [Explaination] Whether to generate/use navigation elements (eg: 1,2,3,4...etc) for each slide for quick navigation. [Option]

Output: navigation

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] true [Options] boolean [Explaination] Whether to generate/use control elements for forward,backward and stop/start. [Option]

Output: controls

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] "Pause" [Options] string [Explaination] String to be used on the play/pause control when show is playing. [Option]

Output: stopText

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] "Play" [Options] string [Explaination] String to be used on the play/pause control when the show is paused. [Option]

Output: playText

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] "Next" [Options] string [Explaination] String to be used on the forward control. [Option]

Output: nextText

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] "Previous" [Options] string [Explaination] String to be used on the backward control. [Option]

Output: previousText

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] false [Options] boolean [Explaination] Whether to generate captions from the alt attribute of the img for each slide. [Option]

Output: captions

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] false [Options] boolean [Explaination] Pause the show when mouse is hovered over the show element. [Option]

Output: pauseOnHover

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] true [Options] boolean [Explaination] Bind arrow keys as keyboard controls for forward and backward. [Option]

Output: keyboardControls

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] true [Options] boolean [Explaination] Whether to fire custom protoshow events for major "events" in the show cycle. See Event.fire. [Option]

Output: fireEvents

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Default] true [Options] boolean [Explaination] Generate a "whirling" progress timer element to mark progress until next transition occurs. Only available in browsers that support HTML5 canvas. [Option]

Output: progressTimer

Protoshow - a simple slideshow for Prototype.js and script.aculo.us


Input: [Column] level [Interpretation]

Output: Between them, the contents of the "level" and "idx" fields define the relative age of the segment b-tree. The smaller the value stored in the "level" field, the more recently the segment b-tree was created. If two segment b-trees are of the same "level", the segment with the larger value stored in the "idx" column is more recent. The PRIMARY KEY constraint on the %_segdir table prevents any two segments from having the same value for both the "level" and "idx" fields.


Input: [Column] idx [Interpretation]

Output: See above.


Input: [Column] start_block [Interpretation]

Output: The blockid that corresponds to the node with the smallest blockid that belongs to this segment b-tree. Or zero if the entire segment b-tree fits on the root node. If it exists, this node is always a leaf node.


Input: [Column] leaves_end_block [Interpretation]

Output: The blockid that corresponds to the leaf node with the largest blockid that belongs to this segment b-tree. Or zero if the entire segment b-tree fits on the root node.


Input: [Column] end_block [Interpretation]

Output: This field may contain either an integer or a text field consisting of two integers separated by a space character (unicode codepoint 0x20). The first, or only, integer is the blockid that corresponds to the interior node with the largest blockid that belongs to this segment b-tree. Or zero if the entire segment b-tree fits on the root node. If it exists, this node is always an interior node. The second integer, if it is present, is the aggregate size of all data stored on leaf pages in bytes. If the value is negative, then the segment is the output of an unfinished incremental-merge operation, and the absolute value is current size in bytes.


Input: [Column] root [Interpretation]

Output: Blob containing the root node of the segment b-tree.


Input: [Technique] Bend [How to]

Output: Play the first note, then bend the string with the playing finger (helped eventually by the other fingers) until you hear the next note (in the tab example, a whole step bend, from E to F#). There are also 1/2, 1 1/2, 2 steps bends.

Guitar Techniques - The Basic Guitar Procedure


Input: [Technique] Bend/Release [How to]

Output: Bend then release back to the first note.

Guitar Techniques - The Basic Guitar Procedure


Input: [Technique] Hammer-on [How to]

Output: Pluck only the first note, then hammer the second at a higher fret.

Guitar Techniques - The Basic Guitar Procedure


Input: [Technique] Pull-off [How to]

Output: Pluck only the first note, then pull the second at a lower fret.

Guitar Techniques - The Basic Guitar Procedure


Input: [Technique] Slide [How to]

Output: Fret a note (or notes) and then move (slide) to another fret without taking the pressure off your finger (fingers) as you move.

Guitar Techniques - The Basic Guitar Procedure


Input: [Technique] Vibrato [How to]

Output: Repeatedly bend the pitch up slightly, and then let the note back down to the original pitch.

Guitar Techniques - The Basic Guitar Procedure


Input: [Technique] Tapping [How to]

Output: Tap with the index or midfinger at the written fret.

Guitar Techniques - The Basic Guitar Procedure


Input: [Technique] Natural Harmonic [How to]

Output: Touch the string lightly (don't press down) over the fret bar then pluck.

Guitar Techniques - The Basic Guitar Procedure


Input: [Technique] Pinch Harmonic [How to]

Output: Pick the string, then touch the edge of your right hand thumb.

Guitar Techniques - The Basic Guitar Procedure


Input: [Technique] Palm Mute [How to]

Output: Touch the string slightly with the palm of your right hand.

Guitar Techniques - The Basic Guitar Procedure


Input: [Data Type] Matlab structure [Description] Controls which objects can access (read/modify) the property [Property]

Output: AccessFlags


Input: [Data Type] on/off [Description] Determines if the exact case is required to access the property (i.e., can we use ‘casesensitive’ instead of ‘CaseSensitive’) [Property]

Output: CaseSensitive


Input: [Data Type] string [Description] The underlying object’s property data type, set by the constructor [Property]

Output: DataType


Input: [Data Type] string [Description] This can hold a description of the property (normally empty) [Property]

Output: Description


Input: [Data Type] As specified by DataType [Description] This is used to provide an initial or default property value [Property]

Output: FactoryValue


Input: [Data Type] Function handle [Description] A function handle that is called whenever the property value is read [Property]

Output: GetFunction


Input: [Data Type] string [Description] The name of the property, also set by the constructor [Property]

Output: Name


Input: [Data Type] Function handle [Description] A function handle that is called whenever the properties value is changed [Property]

Output: SetFunction


Input: [Data Type] on/off [Description] Determines if a property will be displayed by the get method for a UDD object [Property]

Output: Visible


Input: [Action] Rotate to Cube Face Left [Default Key Binding] Left [Plug-in] Rotate Cube [Tab]

Output: Bindings


Input: [Action] Rotate to Cube Face Right [Default Key Binding] Right [Plug-in] Rotate Cube [Tab]

Output: Bindings


Input: [Action] Rotate Cube with Mouse [Default Key Binding] Button1 [Plug-in] Rotate Cube [Notes] "Initiate" option [Tab]

Output: Bindings


Input: [Action] Unfold Cube [Default Key Binding] Down [Plug-in] Desktop Cube [Notes] Holding and then Left/Right rotates [Tab]

Output: General


Input: [Action] Next Window [Default Key Binding] Tab [Plug-in] Application Switcher [Tab]

Output: Bindings


Input: [Action] Previous Window [Default Key Binding] Tab [Plug-in] Application Switcher [Tab]

Output: Bindings


Input: [Action] Next Window (All Desktops) [Default Key Binding] Tab [Plug-in] Application Switcher [Tab]

Output: Bindings


Input: [Action] Previous Window (All Desktops) [Default Key Binding] Tab [Plug-in] Application Switcher [Tab]

Output: Bindings


Input: [Action] Show All Desktops (Expo) [Default Key Binding] E [Plug-in] Expo [Edge/Corner] TopLeft [Tab]

Output: Bindings


Input: [Action] Show All Windows (Scale) [Default Key Binding] Up [Plug-in] Scale [Edge/Corner] TopRight [Tab]

Output: Bindings


Input: [Action] Show Desktop [Default Key Binding] D [Plug-in] General Options [Notes] This is a toggle [Tab]

Output: Key bindings


Input: [Action] Show Main Menu [Default Key Binding] F1 [Plug-in] General Options [Tab]

Output: Key bindings


Input: [Action] Screenshot Desktop [Default Key Binding] PrtScn [Plug-in] General Options [Tab]

Output: Commands


Input: [Action] Screenshot Window [Default Key Binding] PrtScn [Plug-in] General Options [Tab]

Output: Commands


Input: [Action] Screenshot Area [Default Key Binding] Button1 [Plug-in] Screenshot [Notes] "Initiate" option, click and drag an area to capture [Tab]

Output: General


Input: [Action] Move Window (Keyboard) [Default Key Binding] F7 [Plug-in] Move Window [Notes] Use arrows to move, Esc to release [Tab]

Output: General


Input: [Action] Move Window (Mouse) [Default Key Binding] Button1 [Plug-in] Move Window [Tab]

Output: General


Input: [Action] Decrease Opacity [Default Key Binding] Button5 [Plug-in] General Options [Notes] Decreases a windows opacity [Tab]

Output: Opacity Settings


Input: [Action] Increase Opacity [Default Key Binding] Button4 [Plug-in] General Options [Notes] Increases a windows opacity [Tab]

Output: Opacity Settings


Input: [Property Name] AccessTimeout [Default Value] 0 milliseconds [Description]

Output: Specifies the time an invocation should wait for an instance of the pool to become available. After the timeout is reached, if an instance in the pool cannot be obtained, the method invocation will fail. Usable time units: nanoseconds, microsecons, milliseconds,seconds, minutes, hours, days. Or any combination such as "1 hour and 27 minutes and 10 seconds"


Input: [Property Name] CallbackThreads [Default Value] 5 [Description]

Output: When sweeping the pool for expired instances a thread pool is used to process calling @PreDestroy on expired instances as well as creating new instances as might be required to fill the pool to the minimum after a Flush or MaxAge expiration. The CallbackThreads setting dictates the size of the thread pool and is shared by all beans deployed in the container.


Input: [Property Name] CloseTimeout [Default Value] 5 minutes [Description]

Output: PostConstruct methods are invoked on all instances in the pool when the bean is undeployed and its pool is closed. The CloseTimeout specifies the maximum time to wait for the pool to close and PostConstruct methods to be invoked. Usable time units: nanoseconds, microsecons, milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, days. Or any combination such as "1 hour and 27 minutes and 10 seconds"


Input: [Property Name] GarbageCollection [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: Allows Garbage Collection to be used as a mechanism for shrinking the pool. When set to true all instances in the pool, excluding the minimum, are eligible for garbage collection by the virtual machine as per the rules of java.lang.ref.SoftReference and can be claimed by the JVM to free memory. Instances garbage collected will have their @PreDestroy methods called during finalization.


Input: [Property Name] IdleTimeout [Default Value] 0 minutes [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum time that an instance should be allowed to sit idly in the pool without use before it should be retired and removed. Usable time units: nanoseconds, microsecons, milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, days. Or any combination such as "1 hour and 27 minutes and 10 seconds"


Input: [Property Name] MaxAge [Default Value] 0 hours [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum time that an instance should live before it should be retired and removed from use. This will happen gracefully. Useful for situations where bean instances are designed to hold potentially expensive resources such as memory or file handles and need to be periodically cleared out. Usable time units: nanoseconds, microsecons, milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, days. Or any combination such as "1 hour and 27 minutes and 10 seconds"


Input: [Property Name] MaxAgeOffset [Default Value] -1 [Description]

Output: Applies to MaxAge usage and would rarely be changed, but is a nice feature to understand. When the container first starts and the pool is filled to the minimum size, all those "minimum" instances will have the same creation time and therefore all expire at the same time dictated by the MaxAge setting. To protect against this sudden drop scenario and provide a more gradual expiration from the start the container will spread out the age of the instances that fill the pool to the minimum using an offset. The MaxAgeOffset is not the final value of the offset, but rather it is used in creating the offset and allows the spreading to push the initial ages into the future or into the past. The pool is filled at startup as follows: for (int i = 0; i < poolMin; i++) {long ageOffset = (maxAge / poolMin * i * maxAgeOffset) % maxAge;pool.add(new Bean(), ageOffset));} The default MaxAgeOffset is -1 which causes the initial instances in the pool to live a bit longer before expiring. As a concrete example, let's say the MinSize is 4 and the MaxAge is 100 years. The generated offsets for the four instances created at startup would be 0, -25, -50, -75. So the first instance would be "born" at age 0, die at 100, living 100 years. The second instance would be born at -25, die at 100, living a total of 125 years. The third would live 150 years. The fourth 175 years. A MaxAgeOffset of 1 would cause instances to be "born" older and therefore die sooner. Using the same example MinSize of 4 and MaxAge of 100 years, the life spans of these initial four instances would be 100, 75, 50, and 25 years respectively. A MaxAgeOffset of 0 will cause no "spreading" of the age of the first instances used to fill the pool to the minimum and these instances will of course reach their MaxAge at the same time. It is possible to set to decimal values such as -0.5, 0.5, -1.2, or 1.2.


Input: [Property Name] MaxSize [Default Value] 10 [Description]

Output: Specifies the size of the bean pools for this stateless SessionBean container. If StrictPooling is not used, instances will still be created beyond this number if there is demand, but they will not be returned to the pool and instead will be immediately destroyed.


Input: [Property Name] MinSize [Default Value] 0 [Description]

Output: Specifies the minimum number of bean instances that should be in the pool for each bean. Pools are prefilled to the minimum on startup. Note this will create start order dependencies between other beans that also eagerly start, such as other @Stateless beans with a minimum or @Singleton beans using @Startup. The @DependsOn annotation can be used to appropriately influence start order. The minimum pool size is rigidly maintained. Instances in the minimum side of the pool are not eligible for IdleTimeout or GarbageCollection, but are subject to MaxAge and flushing. If the pool is flushed it is immediately refilled to the minimum size with MaxAgeOffset applied. If an instance from the minimum side of the pool reaches its MaxAge, it is also immediately replaced. Replacement is done in a background queue using the number of threads specified by CallbackThreads


Input: [Property Name] ReplaceAged [Default Value] True [Description]

Output: When ReplaceAged is enabled, any instances in the pool that expire due to reaching their MaxAge will be replaced immediately so that the pool will remain at its current size. Replacement is done in a background queue so that incoming threads will not have to wait for instance creation. The aim of his option is to prevent user requests from paying the instance creation cost as MaxAge is enforced, potentially while under heavy load at peak hours. Instances from the minimum side of the pool are always replaced when they reach their MaxAge, this setting dictates the treatment of non-minimum instances.


Input: [Property Name] ReplaceFlushed [Default Value] False [Description]

Output: When ReplaceFlushed is enabled, any instances in the pool that are flushed will be replaced immediately so that the pool will remain at its current size. Replacement is done in a background queue so that incoming threads will not have to wait for instance creation. The aim of his option is to prevent user requests from paying the instance creation cost if a flush performed while under heavy load at peak hours. Instances from the minimum side of the pool are always replaced when they are flushed, this setting dictates the treatment of non-minimum instances. A bean may flush its pool by casting the SessionContext to Flushable and calling flush(). See SweepInterval for details on how flush is performed.


Input: [Property Name] StrictPooling [Default Value] True [Description]

Output: StrictPooling tells the container what to do when the pool reaches it's maximum size and there are incoming requests that need instances. With strict pooling, requests will have to wait for instances to become available. The pool size will never grow beyond the the set MaxSize value. The maximum amount of time a request should wait is specified via the AccessTimeout setting. Without strict pooling, the container will create temporary instances to meet demand. The instances will last for just one method invocation and then are removed. Setting StrictPooling to false and MaxSize to 0 will result in no pooling. Instead instances will be created on demand and live for exactly one method call before being removed.


Input: [Property Name] SweepInterval [Default Value] 5 minutes [Description]

Output: The frequency in which the container will sweep the pool and evict expired instances. Eviction is how the IdleTimeout, MaxAge, and pool "flush" functionality is enforced. Higher intervals are better. Instances in use are excluded from sweeping. Should an instance expire while in use it will be evicted immediately upon return to the pool. Effectively MaxAge and flushes will be enforced as a part of normal activity or sweeping, while IdleTimeout is only enforcable via sweeping. This makes aggressive sweeping less important for a pool under moderate load. Usable time units: nanoseconds, microsecons, milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, days. Or any combination such as "1 hour and 27 minutes and 10 seconds"


Input: [Name] outputFormat [Values] json, text [Valid when] always [Description] json: Return a JSON encapsulated result text: Return a single chunk of text (XHTML) - not recommended - exceptional circumstances can result in JSON error messages being returned instead. [Default]

Output: json

V1 portlet API - Method: portlet | ARKive


Input: [Name] media [Values] all, images, videos [Valid when] always [Description] Limit the results to a particular type of media item images returns ARKive photos [Default]

Output: all

V1 portlet API - Method: portlet | ARKive


Input: [Name] slideshow [Values] yes, no [Valid when] always [Description] Automatically display the appropriate ARKive photo slideshow when visitors click on the portlet [Default]

Output: no

V1 portlet API - Method: portlet | ARKive


Input: [Name] linkTarget [Values] any string [Valid when] always [Description] Set the anchor target attribute for the link back to ARKive [Default]

Output: no target attribute is output

V1 portlet API - Method: portlet | ARKive


Input: [Name] encapsulation [Values] span, div, table, none [Valid when] outputFormat=text [Description] Whether to surround each portlet in a particular HTML structure [Default]

V1 portlet API - Method: portlet | ARKive


Input: [Name] hMargin [Values] any positive integer, n [Valid when] outputFormat=text [Description] Set the left and right margins on the chosen encapsulating element to n [Default]

Output: no specific margin is set

V1 portlet API - Method: portlet | ARKive


Input: [Name] vMargin [Values] any positive integer, n [Valid when] outputFormat=text [Description] Set the top and bottom margins on the chosen encapsulating element to n [Default]

Output: no specific margin is set

V1 portlet API - Method: portlet | ARKive


Input: [Name] cellPadding [Values] any positive integer, n [Valid when] outputFormat=text encapsulation=table [Description] Set the cell padding on the encapsulating table to n [Default]

Output: no specific cellPadding is set

V1 portlet API - Method: portlet | ARKive


Input: [Name] itemsPerTableRow [Values] any positive integer, n [Valid when] outputFormat=text encapsulation=table [Description] Display a maximum of n items per table row [Default]

V1 portlet API - Method: portlet | ARKive


Input: [Name] layout [Values] inline, block [Valid when] outputFormat=text encapsulation=div or span [Description] Allows one to change the style of the encapsulating div or span to a non-standard value [Default]

Output: no specific layout is set

V1 portlet API - Method: portlet | ARKive


Input: [Descriptor Types] Configuration [Value] 2 [Comments]

Output: Request for this also returns OTG, interface and endpoint descriptors


Input: [Descriptor Types] String [Value] 3 [Comments]

Output: Qualified by an index to specify which string is required


Input: [Descriptor Types] Interface [Value] 4 [Comments]

Output: Not directly accessible


Input: [Descriptor Types] Endpoint [Value] 5 [Comments]

Output: Not directly accessible


Input: [Descriptor Types] Device Qualifier [Value] 6 [Comments]

Output: Only for high speed capable devices


Input: [Descriptor Types] Other Speed Configuration [Value] 7 [Comments]

Output: Only for high speed capable devices


Input: [Descriptor Types] Interface Power [Value] 8 [Comments]

Output: Obsolete


Input: [Descriptor Types] On-The-Go (OTG) [Value] 9 [Comments]

Output: Not directly accessible


Input: [DATA TYPE] Variable [CHARTS] X-Bar and S [APPLICATIONS] High volume, single characteristic Sample size 2 or larger [MONITORS]

Output: Process average and standard deviation

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Variable [CHARTS] X-Bar and R [APPLICATIONS] High volume, single characteristic Sample size between 2 and 6 [MONITORS]

Output: Process average and range

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Variable [CHARTS] X and MR [APPLICATIONS] Sensitivity not required Sampling is costly Long cycle time (Note: Normality of data must be considered.) [MONITORS]

Output: Process average and moving range

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Variable [CHARTS] Deviation from Nominal [APPLICATIONS] Short production runs (multiple parts) All parts have similar standard deviation [MONITORS]

Output: Process average and range (or standard deviation)

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Variable [CHARTS] Standardized X-Bar and R Standardized X-Bar and S [APPLICATIONS] Short production runs (multiple parts) Part standard deviations differ [MONITORS]

Output: Process average and range Process average and standard deviation

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Variable [CHARTS] X-Bar, Rb, d [APPLICATIONS] Multiple locations within subgroup Location averages are statistically different [MONITORS]

Output: Process average, range between and difference between extreme locations

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Variable [CHARTS] X-Bar, Rb, Rw X-Bar, Rb, S [APPLICATIONS] Multiple locations within subgroup Variation within and between subgroups different Location averages are not statistically different [MONITORS]

Output: Process average, range (or standard deviation) within and range between subgroup

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Variable [CHARTS] CUSUM [APPLICATIONS] Charts for individuals when X and MR are not sensitive enough [MONITORS]

Output: Cumulative deviations from mean

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Variable [CHARTS] EWMA [APPLICATIONS] Charts for individuals when X and MR are not sensitive enough [MONITORS]

Output: Weighted moving average

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] -- [CHARTS] -- [APPLICATIONS] -- [MONITORS]

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Attribute [CHARTS] np [APPLICATIONS] Pass/Fail Data Constant Sample Size n > 3/p [MONITORS]

Output: Number of Defectives

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Attribute [CHARTS] p [APPLICATIONS] Pass/Fail Data Constant or Variable Sample Size n > 3/p [MONITORS]

Output: Proportion Defective

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Attribute [CHARTS] Standardized p [APPLICATIONS] Pass/Fail Data Variable Sample Size n > 3/p Can be used for short production runs [MONITORS]

Output: Standardized Proportion Defective

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Attribute [CHARTS] c [APPLICATIONS] Multiple types of defects on unit Constant sample size n such that c > 7 [MONITORS]

Output: Number of Defects

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Attribute [CHARTS] u [APPLICATIONS] Multiple types of defects on unit Constant or variable sample size n such that c > 7 [MONITORS]

Output: Number of Defects per unit

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [DATA TYPE] Attribute [CHARTS] Standardized u [APPLICATIONS] Multiple types of defects on unit Variable sample size n such that c > 7 Can be used for short production runs [MONITORS]

Output: Standardized Number of Defects per unit

How do I choose the appropriate type of control chart?


Input: [Property] Attachments [Description]

Output: Gets the attachment collection used to store data attached to this e-mail message.

OogloO Web Design and Development - Pakistan


Input: [Property] Bcc [Description]

Output: Gets the address collection that contains the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipients for this e-mail message.

OogloO Web Design and Development - Pakistan


Input: [Property] Body [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the message body.

OogloO Web Design and Development - Pakistan


Input: [Property] CC [Description]

Output: Gets the address collection that contains the carbon copy (CC) recipients for this e-mail message.

OogloO Web Design and Development - Pakistan


Input: [Property] From [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the from address for this e-mail message.

OogloO Web Design and Development - Pakistan


Input: [Property] Subject [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the subject line for this e-mail message.

OogloO Web Design and Development - Pakistan


Input: [Property] To [Description]

Output: Gets the address collection that contains the recipients of this e-mail message.

OogloO Web Design and Development - Pakistan


Input: [Field] username [Description]

Output: The user's ID.


Input: [Field] password [Description]

Output: The user's password (PBKDF2 salted hash).


Input: [Field] org [Description]

Output: The user's organization.


Input: [Field] email [Description]

Output: The user's email address.


Input: [Field] role [Description]

Output: The user's role.


Input: [Field] lastlogon [Description]

Output: The time of the user's last logon.


Input: [Field] fromhost [Description]

Output: The host of the user's last logon.


Input: [Field] lastName [Description]

Output: The user's last name.


Input: [Field] firstName [Description]

Output: The user's first name.


Input: [Value] 5 [Why] Maximum value, of course! [Category]

Output: Permitted


Input: [Value] 4 [Why] Permitted many places! [Category]

Output: Permitted on State and County Roads, Special Use Permit on Town Roads


Input: [Value] 3 [Why] Permitted many places, but not town roads [Category]

Output: Permitted on State and County Roads


Input: [Value] 2 [Why] Possible, but permit process discourages [Category]

Output: Special Use Permit


Input: [Value] 1 [Why] Possible, extra limited [Category]

Output: Special Use Permit (LIO-A)


Input: [Value] 0 [Why] Forbidden [Category]

Output: X


Input: [Operation code] 100 [Arguments] affAid, affLogin, affGroup [Purpose]

Output: Creating of a new partner account.


Input: [Operation code] 110 [Arguments] affId [Purpose]

Output: Deleting of an existing account.


Input: [Operation code] 120 [Arguments] affAid [Purpose]

Output: Showing all subaccounts for a given account.


Input: [Operation code] 150 [Arguments] engineType [Purpose]

Output: Adding of a new account with automatic generation of affAid. Value of affGroup is selected according to value of engineType


Input: [Operation code] 200 [Arguments] affAid, affSid, statDateFrom, statDateTo [Purpose]

Output: Requesting number of bot installations for a given account and a given period of time.


Input: [Operation code] 201 [Arguments] affAid, affSid, statDateFrom, statDateTo [Purpose]

Output: Requesting bots by country statistics for a given account and a given period of time.


Input: [Operation code] 301 [Arguments] — [Purpose]

Output: Enumeration of existing partner accounts.


Input: [Error] invalid_request [Error Description(s)] Invalid grant_type parameter or parameter missing. Missing parameter. “code” is required Invalid refresh token [What happened]

Output: Your request did not contain a grant type. The code parameter is missing for the authorization code grant type. The refresh token has expired or is malformed.


Input: [Error] unauthorized_client [Error Description(s)] The grant type is unauthorized for this client_id [What happened]

Output: Your application is not authorized to use this grant type


Input: [Error] invalid_grant [Error Description(s)] Auth code doesn’t exist or is invalid for the client. The authorization code has expired [What happened]

Output: Verify the authorization code is set correctly in your request. Your application likely needs to get a new authorization code.


Input: [Error] invalid_client [Error Description(s)] The client credentials are invalid [What happened]

Output: Verify that the client ID and secret are correct.


Input: [Error] redirect_uri_mismatch [Error Description(s)] The redirect URI is missing or do not match [What happened]

Output: Either a redirect URI is not configured for your application or the URI in the request does not match the configured URI.


Input: [Error] insecure_redirect_uri [Error Description(s)] The URI is either not a custom protocol or not HTTPS. [What happened]

Output: Your application sent a bad redirect URI i.e. HTTP instead of HTTPS


Input: [Error] invalid_redirect_uri [Error Description(s)] The redirect_uri scheme is invalid per the RFC. A common problem is the first character being something besides a letter. [What happened]

Output: Your application sent an invalid URI.


Input: [Error] HTTP Status [Error Description(s)] Error Code [What happened]

Output: What happened


Input: [Error] 400 [Error Description(s)] invalid_request [What happened]

Output: The request is missing a required parameter, includes an unsupported parameter or parameter value, repeats the same parameter, uses more than one method for including an access token, or is otherwise malformed


Input: [Error] 401 [Error Description(s)] invalid_token [What happened]

Output: The access token provided is expired, revoked, malformed or invalid for other reasons. The client may request a new access token and retry the protected resource request


Input: [Error] 403 [Error Description(s)] insufficient_scope [What happened]

Output: The request requires higher privileges than provided by the access token


Input: [Field] avin [Description] The wine’s Avin unique id. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] name [Description] The wine’s name. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] vintage [Description] The wine’s vintage. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field] type [Description] The wine’s type name. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] type_id [Description] The wine’s type id. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field] country [Description] The wine’s country name. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] country_id [Description] The wine’s country id. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field] region [Description] The wine’s region name. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] region_id [Description] The wine’s region id. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field] producer [Description] The wine’s producer name. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] producer_id [Description] The wine’s producer id. [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field] varietals [Description] The wine’s list of varietals (comma-separated) [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] adegga_url [Description] Url to adegga wine page. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] label_url [Description] Url to label image. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Field] ratings [Description] list of ratings [Type]

Output: rating list


Input: [Field] adegga_info [Description] list of specific site info [Type]

Output: specific site info


Input: [Definition] Send message [Action] After composing your message, use this combination to send it automatically. (Supported in Internet Explorer and Firefox, on Windows.) [Shortcut Key]

Output: then


Input: [Definition] Archive and next [Action] Archive your conversation and move to the next one. [Shortcut Key]

Output: y then o


Input: [Definition] Go to 'All Mail' [Action] Takes you to 'All Mail,' the storage site for all mail you've ever sent or received (and have not deleted). [Shortcut Key]

Output: g then a


Input: [Definition] Go to 'Starred' [Action] Takes you to all conversations you have starred. [Shortcut Key]

Output: g then s


Input: [Definition] Go to 'Contacts' [Action] Takes you to your Contacts list. [Shortcut Key]

Output: g then c


Input: [Definition] Go to 'Drafts' [Action] Takes you to all drafts you have saved. [Shortcut Key]

Output: g then d


Input: [Definition] Go to 'Inbox' [Action] Returns you to the inbox. [Shortcut Key]

Output: g then i


Input: [Parameter] id [Value] Unique identifier [Description] Used to link TWISTYSHOW, TWISTYHIDE and TWISTYTOGGLE [Remark]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] link [Value] Link label [Description] Show link label [Remark]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameter] mode [Value] "div" or "span" [Description] Specify if the Twisty Show link will use a or a tag [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to


Input: [Parameter] img [Value] Image url [Description] Specify the url of an image that will be displayed at the right side of the link. You may use ICONURLPATH to display one of the TWikiDocGraphics icons. Alternatively use an image attached to the topic. [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to no image


Input: [Parameter] imgleft [Value] Image url [Description] Specify the url of an image that will be displayed at the left side of the link. You may use ICONURLPATH to display one of the TWikiDocGraphics icons. Alternatively use an image attached to the topic. [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to no image


Input: [Parameter] imgright [Value] Image url [Description] Specify the url of an image that will be displayed at the right side of the link. You may use ICONURLPATH to display one of the TWikiDocGraphics icons. Alternatively use an image attached to the topic. [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to no image


Input: [Parameter] remember [Value] "on", "off" [Description] If "on", the Twisty state is remembered the next time the page is shown. If "off", the stored setting will be cleared. Note: when used, think carefully about a unique name (id) for the Twisty, otherwise the cookie that is set might affect other Twisties with the same name. Also note that only interaction is stored, not the state of the Twisty when left unclicked. [Remark]

Output: optional, no default


Input: [Parameter] start [Value] "hide" or "show" [Description] Initial state of the Twisty; this will override any setting stored in a cookie (see remember). [Remark]

Output: optional, default no initial state


Input: [Parameter] firststart [Value] "hide" or "show" [Description] Initial state of the Twisty the first time the visitor gets to see the Twisty; this will NOT override cookie settings (see remember). [Remark]

Output: optional, default no initial state


Input: [Type] string [Required] no [Values] kml kmz icon [Notes] request type (OGC WFS like) [Name]

Output: request

KML Map Server | Open Web Solutions, GIS & Python Development


Input: [Type] string [Required] yes [Notes] path to mapfile [Name]

Output: map

KML Map Server | Open Web Solutions, GIS & Python Development


Input: [Type] string (can be a CSV list) [Required] no [Notes] layer(s) to be served, if empty all layers are served as network links [Name]

Output: typename

KML Map Server | Open Web Solutions, GIS & Python Development


Input: [Type] string [Required] no [Notes] well formed XML OGC filter, is active only when a single layer is requested [Name]

Output: filter

KML Map Server | Open Web Solutions, GIS & Python Development


Input: [Type] string [Required] no [Notes] standard bbox (not yet implemented) [Name]

Output: bbox

KML Map Server | Open Web Solutions, GIS & Python Development


Input: [Type] string [Required] no [Notes] mapfile and attributes encoding, default to ISO-8859-1 [Name]

Output: encoding

KML Map Server | Open Web Solutions, GIS & Python Development


Input: [Sno] 1 [Physical Table Name] CMS_VersionInfo [Purpose]

Output: Contains the current version of BOE.

The Central Management Server (CMS) Repository


Input: [Sno] 2 [Physical Table Name] CMS_InfoObjects6 [Purpose]

Output: Each row in this table stores a single InfoObject. This is the main table in the repository.

The Central Management Server (CMS) Repository


Input: [Sno] 3 [Physical Table Name] CMS_Aliases6 [Purpose]

Output: Maps the user alias(es) to the corresponding user ID. For example, a user may have both a Win NT alias and an LDAP alias. Regardless of the number of aliases a user may have, in the BI Platform each user has only one user ID. The map is stored in a separate table to enable fast logins.

The Central Management Server (CMS) Repository


Input: [Sno] 4 [Physical Table Name] CMS_IdNumbers6 [Purpose]

Output: The CMS uses this table to generate unique Object IDs and Type IDs. It has only two rows: an Object ID row and a Type ID row. The CMSs in a cluster use this table when generating unique ID numbers.

The Central Management Server (CMS) Repository


Input: [Sno] 5 [Physical Table Name] CMS_Relationships6 [Purpose]

Output: Relationship tables are used to store the relations between InfoObjects. Each row in the table stores one edge in the relation. For example, the relation between a Web Intelligence document and a Universe would be stored in a row in the WebI – Universe Relation table. Each relationship table has these columns: Parent Object ID, Child Object ID, Relationship InfoObject ID, member, version, ordinal, data.

The Central Management Server (CMS) Repository


Input: [Sno] 6 [Physical Table Name] CMS_LOCKS6 [Purpose]

Output: This is an auxiliary table of CMS_RELATIONS6.

The Central Management Server (CMS) Repository


Input: [Name] iDisplayStart [Info] Display start point [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Name] iDisplayLength [Info] Number of records to display [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Name] iColumns [Info] Number of columns being displayed (useful for getting individual column search info) [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Name] sSearch [Info] Global search field [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] bEscapeRegex [Info] Global search is regex or not [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] bSortable_(int) [Info] Indicator for if a column is flagged as sortable or not on the client-side [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] bSearchable_(int) [Info] Indicator for if a column is flagged as searchable or not on the client-side [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] sSearch_(int) [Info] Individual column filter [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] bEscapeRegex_(int) [Info] Individual column filter is regex or not [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] iSortingCols [Info] Number of columns to sort on [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Name] iSortCol_(int) [Info] Column being sorted on (you will need to decode this number for your database) [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Name] sSortDir_(int) [Info] Direction to be sorted – “desc” or “asc”. Note that the prefix for this variable is wrong in 1.5.x where iSortDir_(int) was used) [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] sEcho [Info] Information for DataTables to use for rendering [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Purpose] instantiate a pipe; create or name a branch [Input] name [Output] a (named) pipe [Pipe type]

Output: Pipe


Input: [Purpose] create nested subassemblies [Pipe type]

Output: SubAssembly


Input: [Purpose] apply a filter or function, or branch a stream [Input] tuple stream (grouped or not) [Output] a tuple stream, optionally filtered or transformed [Pipe type]

Output: Each


Input: [Purpose] merge two or more streams with identical fields [Input] two or more tuple streams [Output] a tuple stream, unsorted [Pipe type]

Output: Merge


Input: [Purpose] sort/group on field values; optionally merge two or more streams with identical fields [Input] two or more tuple streams with identical fields [Output] a single tuple stream, grouped on key field(s) with optional secondary sort [Pipe type]

Output: GroupBy


Input: [Purpose] apply aggregator or buffer operation [Input] grouped tuple stream [Output] a tuple stream plus new fields with operation results [Pipe type]

Output: Every


Input: [Purpose] join 1 or more streams on matching field values [Input] one or more tuple streams [Output] a single tuple stream, joined on key field(s) [Pipe type]

Output: CoGroup


Input: [Purpose] join 1 or more streams on matching field values [Input] one or more tuple streams [Output] a tuple stream in arbitrary order [Pipe type]

Output: HashJoin


Input: [Command] history [Purpose]

Output: Displays history of all commands typed

Courses/Computer Science/CPSC 457.F2013/Lecture Notes/Scribe1 - wiki.ucalgary.ca

Commands for history


Input: [Command] history | more [Notes] Hit enter to continue to next screen Hit Q/q to quit the process history produces frequency distribution of commands, a good way for testing purposes [Purpose]

Output: Splits the display of history in screen-sized to the terminal

Courses/Computer Science/CPSC 457.F2013/Lecture Notes/Scribe1 - wiki.ucalgary.ca

Commands for history


Input: [Command] history | gawk '{print $2}' | wc [Notes] gawk parses the input into records and displays three columns: the number, word, and parameter print $2 prints the second argument (word) wc is word count which displays three columns: lines, words and bytes [Purpose]

Output: Specifies the history display by printing the second argument plus word count

Courses/Computer Science/CPSC 457.F2013/Lecture Notes/Scribe1 - wiki.ucalgary.ca

Commands for history


Input: [Command] history | gawk '{print $2}' | sort [Notes] Allows organization of duplication [Purpose]

Output: Displays the sorted history of commands to the terminal

Courses/Computer Science/CPSC 457.F2013/Lecture Notes/Scribe1 - wiki.ucalgary.ca

Commands for history


Input: [Command] history | gawk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq -c [Notes] c prints out the number for each entry [Purpose]

Output: Displays the sorted history of commands and omits repeated lines to the terminal

Courses/Computer Science/CPSC 457.F2013/Lecture Notes/Scribe1 - wiki.ucalgary.ca

Commands for history


Input: [Command] history | gawk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr [Notes] n sorts in numerical order r sorts in reverse order [Purpose]

Output: Displays a reverse numerical sort of history and omits repeated lines to the terminal

Courses/Computer Science/CPSC 457.F2013/Lecture Notes/Scribe1 - wiki.ucalgary.ca

Commands for history


Input: [Method Name] union [Use] aset.union(otherset) [Explanation]

Output: Returns a new set with all elements from both sets

Introduction — Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures

Table 6: Methods Provided by Sets in Python


Input: [Method Name] intersection [Use] aset.intersection(otherset) [Explanation]

Output: Returns a new set with only those elements common to both sets

Introduction — Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures


Input: [Method Name] difference [Use] aset.difference(otherset) [Explanation]

Output: Returns a new set with all items from first set not in second

Introduction — Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures


Input: [Method Name] issubset [Use] aset.issubset(otherset) [Explanation]

Output: Asks whether all elements of one set are in the other

Introduction — Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures


Input: [Method Name] add [Use] aset.add(item) [Explanation]

Output: Adds item to the set

Introduction — Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures


Input: [Method Name] remove [Use] aset.remove(item) [Explanation]

Output: Removes item from the set

Introduction — Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures


Input: [Method Name] pop [Use] aset.pop() [Explanation]

Output: Removes an arbitrary element from the set

Introduction — Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures


Input: [Method Name] clear [Use] aset.clear() [Explanation]

Output: Removes all elements from the set

Introduction — Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures


Input: [Privilege] SELECT [short name] r [Description]

Output: Can read data from the object.

PostgreSQL User Administration - David Pashley.com

Library versions


Input: [Privilege] INSERT [short name] a [Description]

Output: Can insert data into the object.

PostgreSQL User Administration - David Pashley.com

Library versions


Input: [Privilege] UPDATE [short name] w [Description]

Output: Can change data in the object.

PostgreSQL User Administration - David Pashley.com

Library versions


Input: [Privilege] DELETE [short name] d [Description]

Output: Can delete data from the object.

PostgreSQL User Administration - David Pashley.com

Library versions


Input: [Privilege] RULE [short name] R [Description]

Output: Can create a rule on the table

PostgreSQL User Administration - David Pashley.com

Library versions


Input: [Privilege] REFERENCES [short name] x [Description]

Output: Can create a foreign key to a table. Need this on both sides of the key.

PostgreSQL User Administration - David Pashley.com

Library versions


Input: [Privilege] TRIGGER [short name] t [Description]

Output: Can create a trigger on the table.

PostgreSQL User Administration - David Pashley.com

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Input: [Privilege] TEMPORARY [short name] T [Description]

Output: Can create a temporary table.

PostgreSQL User Administration - David Pashley.com

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Input: [Privilege] EXECUTE [short name] X [Description]

Output: Can run the function.

PostgreSQL User Administration - David Pashley.com

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Input: [Privilege] USAGE [short name] U [Description]

Output: Can use the procedural language.

PostgreSQL User Administration - David Pashley.com

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Input: [Privilege] ALL [Description]

Output: All appropriate privileges. For tables, this equates to arwdRxt

PostgreSQL User Administration - David Pashley.com

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Input: [Field name] timestamp [Explanation] See: Common fields [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field name] req_token [Explanation] See: Creating static tokens [Type]

Output: str


Input: [Field name] email [Explanation] Your email. [Type]

Output: str


Input: [Field name] password [Explanation] Your password. [Type]

Output: str


Input: [Field name] age [Explanation] How old you are (as an integer). [Type]

Output: int


Input: [Field name] birthday [Explanation] Your date-of-birth in the format YYYY-MM-DD. [Type]

Output: str


Input: [Default] /etc/ntp.conf [Option] -c [Option_3] conffile [File]

Output: configuration file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] none [Option] -f [Option_3] driftfile [File]

Output: frequency file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] none [Option_3] leapfile [File]

Output: leapseconds file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] none [Option] -p [Option_3] pidfile [File]

Output: process ID file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] system log [Option] -l [Option_3] logfile [File]

Output: log file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] none [Option] none [Option_3] includefile [File]

Output: include file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] /var/NTP [Option] -s [Option_3] statsdir [File]

Output: statistics path

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] /usr/local/etc [Option] none [Option_3] keysdir [File]

Output: keys path

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Command] AT [Response] OK [Comment]

Output: Does nothing!

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+VERSION [Response] OKlinvorV1.5 [Comment]

Output: The firmware version

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+NAMExyz [Response] OKsetname [Comment]

Output: Sets the module name to "xyz"

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+PIN1234 [Response] OKsetPIN [Comment]

Output: Sets the module PIN to 1234

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD1 [Response] OK1200 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 1200

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD2 [Response] OK2400 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 2400

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD3 [Response] OK4800 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 4800

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD4 [Response] OK9600 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 9600

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD5 [Response] OK19200 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 19200

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD6 [Response] OK38400 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 38400

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD7 [Response] OK57600 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 57600

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD8 [Response] OK115200 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 115200

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD9 [Response] OK230400 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 230400

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUDA [Response] OK460800 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 460800

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUDB [Response] OK921600 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 921600

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [Command] AT+BAUDC [Response] OK1382400 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 1382400

Embedded Programmer: Ubuntu: Hacking the HC-06 bluetooth module


Input: [SQL] Date [Dialect 1] Date & Time (Timestamp) [Dialect 2] ERROR Message [Dialect 3]

Output: Date only


Input: [SQL] Time Stamp [Dialect 1] Timestamp (v.6.x only) [Dialect 2] Timestamp [Dialect 3]

Output: Timestamp


Input: [SQL] Time [Dialect 1] Error message [Dialect 2] Error message [Dialect 3]

Output: Time only


Input: [SQL] <"quoted item"> [Dialect 1] String [Dialect 2] Error message [Dialect 3]

Output: Symbol only


Input: [SQL] Precision: 1/3 = [Dialect 1] 0.3333333... (double precision) [Dialect 2] 0 [Dialect 3]


Input: [SQL] Numeric 11 [Dialect 1] double precision [Dialect 2] 64 bit int [Dialect 3]

Output: 64 bit int


Input: [Option] docs [Default] '/usr/share/moin/wiki/htdocs' [Comment]

Output: Path to moin shared files

HelpOnInstalling/TwistedWeb - linux-mm.org Wiki


Input: [Option] user [Default] 'www-data' [Comment]

Output: If you run as root, the server will run as this user

HelpOnInstalling/TwistedWeb - linux-mm.org Wiki


Input: [Option] group [Default] 'www-data' [Comment]

Output: If you run as root, the server will run as this group

HelpOnInstalling/TwistedWeb - linux-mm.org Wiki


Input: [Option] port [Default] 8080 [Comment]

Output: Port to serve. To serve a privileged port below 1024 you will have to run as root

HelpOnInstalling/TwistedWeb - linux-mm.org Wiki


Input: [Option] interfaces [Default] [''] [Comment]

Output: A list of interfaces the server will listen to. If the list contains the entry '' (like for the default configuration), all other entries are ignored and the server will listen to all interfaces.

HelpOnInstalling/TwistedWeb - linux-mm.org Wiki


Input: [Option] logPath [Default] 'mointwisted.log' [Comment]

Output: Log file.

HelpOnInstalling/TwistedWeb - linux-mm.org Wiki


Input: [Option] profiler [Default] commented python code [Comment]

Output: Useful only if you are a moin developer.

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Input: [Type] string [Description] The instant-search query string, all words of the query are interpreted as prefixes (for example "John Mc" will match "John Mccamey" and "Johnathan Mccamey"). If no query parameter is set, retrieves all objects. [Name]

Output: query

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Input: [Type] string [Description] Selects how the query words are interpreted: prefixAll: all query words are interpreted as prefixes, prefixLast: only the last word is interpreted as a prefix (default behavior), prefixNone: no query word is interpreted as a prefix. This option is not recommended. [Name]

Output: queryType

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Input: [Type] string [Description] This setting has four different options: true: activate the typo-tolerance (default value). false: disable the typo-tolerance min: keep only results with the lowest number of typo. For example if one result match without typos, then all results with typos will be hidden. strict: if there is a match without typo, then all results with 2 typos or more will be removed. This option is useful if you want to avoid as much as possible false positive. [Name]

Output: typoTolerance

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Input: [Type] integer [Description] The minimum number of characters in a query word to accept one typo in this word. Defaults to 4. [Name]

Output: minWordSizefor1Typo

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Input: [Type] integer [Description] The minimum number of characters in a query word to accept two typos in this word. Defaults to 8. [Name]

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Input: [Type] boolean [Description] If set to false, disable typo-tolerance on numeric tokens (=numbers) in the query word. For example the query "304" will match with "30450", but not with "40450" that would have been the case with typo-tolerance enabled. Can be very useful on serial numbers and zip codes searches. Default to false. [Name]

Output: allowTyposOnNumericTokens

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Input: [Type] boolean [Description] If set to true, simple plural forms won't be considered as typos (for example car/cars will be considered as equal). Default to false. [Name]

Output: ignorePlurals

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Input: [Type] string [Description] List of attributes you want to use for textual search (must be a subset of the attributesToIndex index setting). Attributes are separated with a comma (for example "name,address" ), you can also use a JSON string array encoding (for example encodeURIComponent("[\"name\",\"address\"]") ). By default, all attributes specified in attributesToIndex settings are used to search. [Name]

Output: restrictSearchableAttributes

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Input: [Type] boolean [Description] Enable the advanced query syntax. Defaults to 0 (false). Phrase query: a phrase query defines a particular sequence of terms. A phrase query is build by Algolia's query parser for words surrounded by ". For example, "search engine" will retrieve records having search next to engine only. Typo-tolerance is disabled on phrase queries. Prohibit operator: The prohibit operator excludes records that contain the term after the - symbol. For example search -engine will retrieve records containing search but not engine. [Name]

Output: advancedSyntax

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Input: [Type] boolean [Description] If set to false, this query will not be taken into account for the Analytics. Default to true. [Name]

Output: analytics

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Input: [Type] comma-separated string list [Description] If set, tag your query with the specified identifiers. Tags can then be used in the Analytics to analyze a subset of searches only. [Name]

Output: analyticsTags

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Input: [Type] boolean [Description] If set to false, this query will not use synonyms defined in configuration. Default to true. [Name]

Output: synonyms

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Input: [Type] boolean [Description] If set to false, words matched via synonyms expansion will not be replaced by the matched synonym in the highlighted result. Default to true. [Name]

Output: replaceSynonymsInHighlight

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Input: [Type] string [Description] Specify a list of words that should be considered as optional when found in the query. The list of words is comma separated. This list will be appended to the one defined in your index settings. [Name]

Output: optionalWords

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Input: [Type] integer [Description] Configure the precision of the proximity ranking criterion. By default, the minimum (and best) proximity value distance between 2 matching words is 1. Setting it to 2 (or 3) would allow 1 (or 2) words to be found between the matching words without degrading the proximity ranking value. Considering the query "javascript framework", if you set minProximity=2 the records "JavaScript framework" and "JavaScript charting framework" will get the same proximity score, even if the second one contains a word between the 2 matching words. Default to 1. [Name]

Output: minProximity

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Input: [Type] string [Description] Configure the way query words are removed when the query doesn't retrieve any results. This option can be used to avoid having an empty result page. There is three different options: lastWords: when a query does not return any result, the last word will be added as optionalWords (the process is repeated with the n-1 word, n-2 word, ... until there is results). This option is particularly useful on e-commerce websites firstWords: when a query does not return any result, the first word will be added as optionalWords (the process is repeated with the second word, third word, ... until there is results). This option is useful on address search allOptional: When a query does not return any result, a second trial will be made with all words as optional (which is equivalent to transforming the AND operand between query terms in a OR operand) none: No specific processing is done when a query does not return any result. (Default to None) [Name]

Output: removeWordsIfNoResults

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Input: [Dublin Core element] Subject [Description] Identifies the language an item documents with a code of the form x-sil-aaa. [Refinement]

Output: language


Input: [Dublin Core element] Rights [Description] Summarizes how open the rights of use are by selecting one of: open, published, restricted, or unknown. [Refinement]

Output: openness


Input: [Dublin Core element] Format [Description] Summarizes how open the format of the item is by selecting one of: open, proprietary, mediated, non-digital, or unknown. [Refinement]

Output: openness


Input: [Dublin Core element] Format [Description] Identifies the character encoding scheme used for a text Internet Media Type. [Refinement]

Output: encoding


Input: [Dublin Core element] Format [Description] Identifies the markup scheme used for a text Internet Media Type. [Refinement]

Output: markup


Input: [Dublin Core element] Type [Description] Identifies the broad category of data which the content represents, as one of: wordlist, lexicon, signal, annotated signal, writing system, text, interlinear text, paradigm, field notes and description. [Refinement]

Output: data


Input: [Dublin Core element] Relation [Description] Gives the URI of another resource that is needed to be able to use the item. [Refinement]

Output: requires


Input: [Description:] Updated and rearranged template code [CVS file:] main.inc.php style.css info.txt [Status:] fixed [Function:]

Output: Easy-access template


Input: [Description:] When the newsletter admin user tries to "browse server" when in the fckeditor, he gets an empty screen in the filemanager. [CVS file:] admin.php [Status:] fixed [Function:]

Output: Newsletter module


Input: [Description:] Hacking attempt when trying to export the configuration. [CVS file:] export.php [Status:] fixed [Function:]

Output: Template editor


Input: [Description:] Pictures are not shown in the newsletter when send via email [CVS file:] admin.php [Status:] fixed [Function:]

Output: Newsletter module


Input: [Description:] blank section field is not saved in alerts admin [CVS file:] con_alerts.inc.php [Status:] fixed [Function:]

Output: Alert function


Input: [Description:] Insert images gives "Hacking attempt" [CVS file:] insert_image.php images.php [Status:] fixed [Function:]

Output: Htmlarea editor


Input: [Description:] Backup gives "Hacking attempt" [CVS file:] backup.php [Status:] fixed [Function:]

Output: Backup database


Input: [Description:] Wrong permissions (000) for newly created pupil/teacher directories [CVS file:] admin.php teacher.php [Status:] fixed [Function:]

Output: Class pages module


Input: [Command] quit [Description]

Output: End the application


Input: [Command] exit [Description]

Output: End the application


Input: [Command] about [Description]

Output: Show the about box


Input: [Command] version [Description]

Output: Show the about box


Input: [Command] refresh [Description]

Output: Reconnect to the server and refresh all data


Input: [Command] reload [Description]

Output: Reconnect to the server and refresh all data


Input: [Command] reconnect [Description]

Output: Reconnect to the server and refresh all data


Input: [Domain] image [Default Value] "" [Description] Specifies an image file to load. [Attribute]

Output: image

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Input: [Domain] image [Default Value] "" [Description] Specifies an image file to load for the selected state. [Attribute]

Output: selimage

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Input: [Domain] image [Default Value] "" [Description] Specifies an image file to load for the pressed state. [Attribute]

Output: image_p

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Input: [Domain] image [Default Value] "" [Description] Specifies an image file to load for the pressed and selected state. [Attribute]

Output: selimage_p

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Input: [Domain] image [Default Value] "" [Description] Specifies an image file to load for the inactive state. [Attribute]

Output: image_i

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Input: [Domain] image [Default Value] "" [Description] Specifies an image file to load for the inactive and selected state. [Attribute]

Output: selimage_i

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Input: [Domain] alignment [Default Value] "center" [Description] Specifies the color of the text which will be used if the element is selcted. [Attribute]

Output: alignment

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Input: [Domain] boolean [Default Value] "false" [Description] use the the ratio if the image file for blitting, fitting it in the size of the image widget. [Attribute]

Output: useratio

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Input: [Domain] boolean [Default Value] "false" [Description] If set to true, the image is stretched to the width of the image widget. [Attribute]

Output: fit_width

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Input: [Domain] boolean [Default Value] "false" [Description] If set to true, the image is stretched to the height of the image widget. [Attribute]

Output: fit_height

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Input: [Key] Title [Value]

Output: The document's title


Input: [Key] Author [Value]

Output: The name of the person who created the document.


Input: [Key] Subject [Value]

Output: The subject of the document


Input: [Key] Keywords [Value]

Output: Keywords associated with the document.


Input: [Key] Creator [Value]

Output: The name of the application that created the original text (such as Microsoft Word).


Input: [Key] Producer [Value]

Output: The name of the application that converted the original document into the PDF format (such as PDF printer)


Input: [Key] CreationDate [Value]

Output: The date and time that the document is created.


Input: [Key] ModDate [Value]

Output: The date and time that the document is modified.


Input: [Key] Trapped [Value]

Output: A value indicating the document has been modified to include trapping information. Valid values include: True, False and Unknown.


Input: [Option] librarypath [Example/Description]

Output: libinst.console update c:\...\library_folder This variable is required. This is the directory where you want the update files to reside, OR, where they currently reside if you do not have a separate location. If your update files already reside in this directory, you may not need any other options to update your library. If your update files reside in a different directory, you can either copy them into this location yourself before running LibInst.Console, or, use the /sp option and have LibInst.Console copy them for you. This must be an existing directory. LibInst.Console will not create it for you. The path must be to writable media. During an update, the latest library install file and any updates are copied or downloaded to this location. This path cannot change after you install the library. This will retrieve any update files and Library.libinst.

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Input: [Option] /c [Example/Description]

Output: libinst.console update /c Use this update option to check for updates on the update servers and report the results to the console, but do not download and apply the updates.

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Input: [Option] /no [Example/Description]

Output: libinst.console update /no Use this update option to prevent the Library Installer utility from reordering your library content nodes in the SDF. By default, the update operation reorders the library in the SDF if it is different from the order in the library install (Library.libinst) file. Therefore, if you reorder (change the hierarchy of) your library collections in the SDF, directly or with the Content Network Manager, then you can use this option to prevent an update from changing your site structure. This update option also retrieves any update files and Library.libinst.

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Input: [Option] /sp:path [Example/Description]

Output: libinst.console update /sp:c:\...\update_files_folder Use this update option to specify the path to the location of the update files, if different than the library path. If you do not use this option to get your updates into your library path directory, you must use the /d option. All source update files and the library install file are copied to the specified library path at update time. This update option also retrieves any update files and Library.libinst.

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Input: [Option] /d [Example/Description]

Output: libinst.console update /d Use this update option to attempt to download an update from update servers listed in the library install file. This is an alternative to the /sp option. Library Installer will attempt to download updates from each update server in the order you list them in the Update Servers property of Library Manager until all updates have been successfully downloaded. This update option also retrieves any update files and Library.libinst.

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Input: [Option] /gc [Example/Description]

Output: libinst.console update /gc Use this update option to "get collections" or retrieve all new content collections that have been added or rebuilt (as opposed to simply updated) to an existing library. This update option is similar to its install option counterpart, in that it retrieves (1) any update files and (2) Library.libinst along withthe new content collections.

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Input: [Option] /silent [Example/Description]

Output: libinst.console update /silent Use this option to reduce console output to errors only and suppress progress and status output. When you run LibInst.Console with the /silent option, if no message displays, then the update command executed successfully.

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the full common name of the film (defaults to {{PAGENAME}} if empty). [Parameter]

Output: name

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert a relevant image for the film. Ideally this should be a film poster, but a DVD/VHS cover, screenshot, or other film-related image may also be used. Only use the actual file name, i.e. |image=Forrest Gump poster.jpg. See #Image for further guidelines. [Parameter]

Output: image

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] The infobox uses frameless which automatically resizes images to a default width of 220px unless the full size of the image is smaller. Logged in users can change the default width by clicking on "my preferences" and changing the thumbnail size under the "Appearance" tab (see Help:Preferences). This parameter should not normally be used. [Parameter]

Output: image size

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Inserting yes here will result in a 1px grey border around the image, useful for instances where the image and the background will blend together (such as a film poster with a white background). If no border is necessary, this parameter should not be used. [Parameter]

Output: border

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Alt text for the image. See WP:ALT. This field is normally not visible in standard web browsers, but you can see it by requesting the image's properties from the brower. A visually impaired reader will typically hear the alt text in place of the image. [Parameter]

Output: alt

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert image caption, which should describe the type of image used. [Parameter]

Output: caption

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the director(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each director to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: director

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the producer(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each producer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: producer

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the writer(s). This field is primarily used for films where the writer(s) are credited under "Written by". Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each writer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: writer

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the screenplay writer(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). Use this field instead of the normal writer field if films divide writing credits between screenplay and story writers. In addition, link each writer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: screenplay

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the story writer(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). Use this field instead of the normal writer field if films divide writing credits between screenplay and story writers. In addition, link each writer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: story

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the title of the source material and the name(s) of the source material writer(s). Use this field in conjunction with screenplay and story where applicable (i.e. "Screen story") if films are based on previously produced or published material, such as books, plays, articles, old screenplays etc. Use {{based on}} or similar formatting where possible. Do not use this field where the source material is ambiguous. [Parameter]

Output: based on

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the narrator(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each narrator to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: narrator

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the actor(s) who had major roles in the film. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each actor to his/her appropriate article if possible. Do not add qualifiers such as "with" or "featuring", nor should punctuation or "and" be added as the line break acts as the text separator. [Parameter]

Output: starring

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the composer(s) of original music. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each composer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: music

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the cinematographer(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each cinematographer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: cinematography

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the editor(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). Listing "additional editors" and "supervising editors" may occasionally be appropriate, in which case add the tag "(add)" or "(sup)". Link each editor to his/her article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: editing

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the company that produced the film. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each company to its appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: studio

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the company name(s) of the distributor(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each distributor to its appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: distributor

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert only the most relevant release date(s) of the film. If multiple entries are required, separate with a line break (). Use {{Film date}}. See #Release dates for additional guidelines. [Parameter]

Output: released

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert an approximate time duration of the film in minutes. Do not link to minute. [Parameter]

Output: runtime

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Fill in the nationality of the film as identified in the lead of the article. The nationality of the film should be backed up with a reliable source. The source must clearly identify the nationality in a descriptive capacity, as in describing it as an American or a French film/movie etc, or in a contextual capacity such as the BFI's list of top 100 "British films" or as an example in a published work on German film etc. Sources that simply identify the country of origin as France, or the production country as U.S. etc such as is the case with resources like Allmovie and IMDb is not sufficient identification of the film's nationality. If there is a conflict between nationalities, then the nationality should not be stated and the country field should not be filled in. When using the field, do not use flag icons, as this places an unnecessary emphasis on nationality; see MOS:FLAG for a detailed rationale. Also, do not link to Cinema of XXXX; see WP:EGG. [Parameter]

Output: country

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the language primarily used in the film. Databases often give every language spoken within the film, even if they only reflect a few lines in the overall script. Only in rare cases of clearly bilingual or multilingual films, enter separate entries with a line break (). In the case of a single language without any additional text, it will automatically link to the language article (and the film article will also be put automatically in the category concerned). In other cases, give the wikitext for the desired linked text. Note: inserting "English" will not automatically link to English language. This has been done intentionally because readers of the English Wikipedia are already familiar with the language and no benefit is added by placing a link to it. Please do not override this by inserting [[English language|English]]. [Parameter]

Output: language

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the approximate production budget of the film. This is the cost of the actual filming, and does not include marketing/promotional costs (i.e. advertisements, commercials, posters, etc). Budget figures can be found at Box Office Mojo and The-Numbers, with the later usually listing a mainstream website as the main source of the budget, such as the Los Angeles Times, Variety, etc. Such websites are preferred to cite as a reference, if possible. If there are conflicting estimates, do not cherry-pick; list each estimate either as an individual value or as a number range. [Parameter]

Output: budget

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3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the worldwide gross revenue accrued by the film. This information is available for most pictures at Box Office Mojo and The-Numbers. If worldwide gross is not available, then indicate which region has grossed that amount. [Parameter]

Output: gross

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Input: [Term] agenda [Example] An agenda of tasks [Refers to]

Output: tasks

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Input: [Term] ambush [Example] An ambush of tigers [Refers to]

Output: tigers

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Input: [Term] anthology [Example] An anthology of prose [Refers to]

Output: prose

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Input: [Term] archipelago [Example] An archipelago of islands [Refers to]

Output: islands

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Input: [Term] armada [Example] An armada of ships [Refers to]

Output: ships

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Input: [Term] ascension [Example] An ascension of larks [Refers to]

Output: larks

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Input: [Term] atlas [Example] An atlas of maps [Refers to]

Output: maps

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Input: [Term] bale [Example] A bale of turtles [Refers to]

Output: turtles

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Input: [Term] band [Example] A band of jays [Refers to]

Output: jays

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Input: [Term] band [Example] A band of (merry) men [Refers to]

Output: men

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Input: [Term] bank [Example] A bank of monitors [Refers to]

Output: monitors

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Input: [Term] bank [Example] A bank of swans [Refers to]

Output: swans

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Input: [Term] banner [Example] A banner of knights [Refers to]

Output: knights

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Input: [Term] barren [Example] A barren of mules [Refers to]

Output: mules

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Input: [Term] battery [Example] A battery of tests [Refers to]

Output: tests

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Input: [Term] bed [Example] A bed of oysters [Refers to]

Output: oysters

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Input: [Term] bed [Example] A bed of snakes [Refers to]

Output: snakes

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Input: [Term] bevy [Example] A bevy of ladies [Refers to]

Output: ladies

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Input: [Term] bevy [Example] A bevy of quail [Refers to]

Output: quail

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Input: [Term] bevy [Example] A bevy of swans [Refers to]

Output: swans

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Input: [Term] bind [Example] A bind of salmon [Refers to]

Output: salmon

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Input: [Term] blessing [Example] A blessing of unicorns [Refers to]

Output: unicorns

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Input: [Term] book [Example] A book of wagers [Refers to]

Output: wagers

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Input: [Term] bouquet [Example] A bouquet of pheasants [Refers to]

Output: pheasants

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Input: [Term] brace [Example] A brace of pistols [Refers to]

Output: pistols

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Input: [Term] brigade [Example] A brigade of soldiers [Refers to]

Output: soldiers

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Input: [Term] building [Example] A building of rooks [Refers to]

Output: rooks

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Input: [Term] bunch [Example] A bunch of things [Refers to]

Output: things

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Input: [Term] bury [Example] A bury of conies [Refers to]

Output: conies

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Input: [Term] bury [Example] A bury of rabbits [Refers to]

Output: rabbits

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Input: [Term] cache [Example] A cache of jewels [Refers to]

Output: jewels

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Input: [Term] chain [Example] A chain of islands [Refers to]

Output: islands

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Input: [Term] chine [Example] A chine of polecats [Refers to]

Output: polecats

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Input: [Term] clamour [Example] A clamour of rooks [Refers to]

Output: rooks

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Input: [Term] class [Example] A class of students [Refers to]

Output: students

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Input: [Term] cloud [Example] A cloud of sea fowl [Refers to]

Output: sea fowl

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Input: [Term] cluster [Example] A cluster of spiders [Refers to]

Output: spiders

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Input: [Term] clutter [Example] A clutter of spiders [Refers to]

Output: spiders

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Input: [Term] coil [Example] A coil of widgeon [Refers to]

Output: widgeon

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Input: [Term] collection [Example] A collection of objects [Refers to]

Output: objects

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Input: [Term] collective [Example] A collective of nouns [Refers to]

Output: nouns

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Input: [Term] colony [Example] A colony of lepers [Refers to]

Output: lepers

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Input: [Term] colony [Example] A colony of penguins [Refers to]

Output: penguins

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Input: [Term] colony [Example] A colony of rabbits [Refers to]

Output: rabbits

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Input: [Term] colony [Example] A colony of rats [Refers to]

Output: rats

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Input: [Term] company [Example] A company of moles [Refers to]

Output: moles

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Input: [Term] company [Example] A company of parrots [Refers to]

Output: parrots

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Input: [Term] company [Example] A company of soldiers [Refers to]

Output: soldiers

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Input: [Term] congregation [Example] A congregation of plovers [Refers to]

Output: plovers

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Input: [Term] congregation [Example] A congregation of worshipers [Refers to]

Output: worshipers

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Input: [Term] conspiracy [Example] A conspiracy of ravens [Refers to]

Output: ravens

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Input: [Term] converting [Example] A converting of preachers [Refers to]

Output: preachers

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Input: [Term] convoy [Example] A convoy of lorries [Refers to]

Output: lorries

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Input: [Term] convoy [Example] A convoy of trucks [Refers to]

Output: trucks

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Input: [Term] coven [Example] A coven of witches [Refers to]

Output: witches

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Input: [Term] covey [Example] A covey of partridges [Refers to]

Output: partridges

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Input: [Term] covey [Example] A covey of pheasants [Refers to]

Output: pheasants

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Input: [Term] covey [Example] A covey of quail [Refers to]

Output: quail

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Input: [Term] crash [Example] A crash of rhinoceroses [Refers to]

Output: rhinoceroses

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Input: [Term] creche [Example] A creche of penguins [Refers to]

Output: penguins

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Input: [Term] crew [Example] A crew of sailors [Refers to]

Output: sailors

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Input: [Term] crowd [Example] A crowd of onlookers [Refers to]

Output: onlookers

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Input: [Term] deceit [Example] A deceit of lapwings [Refers to]

Output: lapwings

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Input: [Term] den [Example] A den of snakes [Refers to]

Output: snakes

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Input: [Term] den [Example] A den of thieves [Refers to]

Output: thieves

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Input: [Term] descent [Example] A descent of woodpeckers [Refers to]

Output: woodpeckers

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Input: [Term] desert [Example] A desert of lapwings [Refers to]

Output: lapwings

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Input: [Term] disworship [Example] A disworship of Scots [Refers to]

Output: Scots

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Input: [Term] diving [Example] A diving of teal [Refers to]

Output: teal

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Input: [Term] division [Example] A division of soldiers [Refers to]

Output: soldiers

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Input: [Term] doading [Example] A doading of sheldrakes [Refers to]

Output: sheldrakes

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Input: [Term] dray [Example] A dray of squirrels [Refers to]

Output: squirrels

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Input: [Term] drift [Example] A drift of swine [Refers to]

Output: swine

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Input: [Term] drove [Example] A drove of pigs [Refers to]

Output: pigs

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Input: [Term] dule [Example] A dule of turtles [Refers to]

Output: turtles

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Input: [Term] exaltation [Example] An exaltation of larks [Refers to]

Output: larks

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Input: [Term] fagot [Example] A fagot of sticks [Refers to]

Output: sticks

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Input: [Term] fall [Example] A fall of lambs [Refers to]

Output: lambs

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Input: [Term] farrow [Example] A farrow of piglets [Refers to]

Output: piglets

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Input: [Term] fellowship [Example] A fellowship of yeomen [Refers to]

Output: yeomen

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Input: [Term] fleet [Example] A fleet of ships [Refers to]

Output: ships

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Input: [Term] flight [Example] A flight of stairs [Refers to]

Output: stairs

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Input: [Term] flight [Example] A flight of swallows [Refers to]

Output: swallows

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Input: [Term] fling [Example] A fling of sandpipers [Refers to]

Output: sandpipers

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Input: [Term] flock [Example] A flock of seagulls [Refers to]

Output: seagulls

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Input: [Term] flock [Example] A flock of sheep [Refers to]

Output: sheep

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Input: [Term] flock [Example] A flock of tourists [Refers to]

Output: tourists

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Input: [Term] flotilla [Example] A flotilla of ships [Refers to]

Output: ships

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Input: [Term] fluther [Example] A fluther of jellyfish [Refers to]

Output: jellyfish

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Input: [Term] galaxy [Example] A galaxy of stars [Refers to]

Output: stars

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