Input: [Name] height [Description] The height of the box in pixels. You can also specify "auto" to have the box auto-size itself based on the contents and space available. [Default value] auto [Type]

Output: integer or "auto"


Input: [Name] width [Description] The width of the box in pixels. You can also specify "auto" to have the box auto-size itself based on the contents and space available. [Default value] 300 [Type]

Output: integer or "auto"


Input: [Name] border [Description] The border color of the box. For example, "#000" would make the border white. [Default value] none [Type]

Output: hex string


Input: [Name] background [Description] The background color of the box. For example, "#FFF" would make the background white. [Default value] none [Type]

Output: hex string


Input: [Name] link_target [Description] The "target" attribute for the links. [Default value] _top [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] remove [Description] Text that you want removed from the beginning and end of titles. Useful if you have text added to your titles for SEO like " | mywebsite.com". [Default value] none [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] url_filter [Description] Specific URL(s) that you don't want to be displayed within the Trending Content Box. You can either specify an individual url or an array of urls. [Default value] none [Type]

Output: string or array


Input: [Name] title_filter [Description] Specific title(s) that you don't want to be displayed within the Trending Content Box. You can either specify an individual title or an array of titles. [Default value] none [Type]

Output: string or array


Input: [Name] transform [Description] A custom function that can be used to transform the title/url that gets rendered for each feed item. If you use this, you must either return an object with a title and url attribute for anything to be rendered. No return value or a value of false/null will exclude the item from the Trending content box. An example function that just outputs the title and url to the console would be: var transformFunc = function(urlTitle) { console.log(urlTitle.title); console.log(urlTitle.url); return urlTitle; }; [Default value] none [Type]

Output: function


Input: [Name] tag [Description] To disable click tracking on links (#cfd-1.0) displayed in the Trending Content Box, set this attribute to "false". [Default value] true [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Button] Left [Mouse Position] Node or Edge [Action]

Output: Select toggle on closest node/edge.


Input: [Button] Left [Mouse Position] Canvas [Action]

Output: Deselect all


Input: [Button] Double-click Left [Mouse Position] Node or Edge [Action]

Output: Bring up edit panel on node/edge


Input: [Button] Shift-Left [Mouse Position] Canvas [Action]

Output: Create a node (event)


Input: [Button] Shift-Left-Drag [Mouse Position] Node [Action]

Output: Create an edge (constraint) between nodes


Input: [Button] Meta-Left [Mouse Position] Node or Edge [Action]

Output: Peek at extended information on node/edge


Input: [Button] Middle [Mouse Position] Node [Action]

Output: Move node while dragging


Input: [Button] Right-Drag [Mouse Position] Canvas [Action]

Output: Select over area


Input: [Name] destdir [Type] File [Description]

Output: Generated schema files will be written under this directory.

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

Output: A list of regular expression file search patterns to specify the Java files to be excluded from the include list. Searching is based from the root of srcdir.

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

Output: A list of regular expression file search patterns to specify the Java files to be processed. Searching is based from the root of srcdir. If this is not set then all .java files in srcdir will be processed.

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Input: [Name] schemas [Type] Schema[] [Description]

Output: Control the file name of the generated schema. Elements namespace and file are mandatory. some.name schemafilename.xsd

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Input: [Name] srcdir [Type] File [Description]

Output: The source directory containing java files.

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Input: [Name] verbose [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: If verbose all the configured settings that are to be passed to schemagen are logged.

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Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_SUCCESS [What does it mean?] Operation Succeeded [What should the client do?]

Output: Do nothing. Couchbase successfully executed the client request.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_AUTH_ERROR [What does it mean?] Authentication failed. Invalid username or password was provided [What should the client do?]

Output: Check the supplied username and password. Clients should retry with the correct username and password.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_DELTA_BADVAL [What does it mean?] The operation cannot be executed with the requested arguments. [What should the client do?]

Output: Check the arguments and the operation executing on the arguments. For example: Incrementing a non-numeric value using the incr or incrementing by a non-numeric value

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_E2BIG [What does it mean?] Server reported that the object is too big [What should the client do?]

Output: Max key size in Couchbase is 250 bytes. Maximum document size in Couchbase is 20Mb. The client should retry and use objects with sizes within these limits.

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Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_EBUSY [What does it mean?] The server is too busy to handle your requests right now. [What should the client do?]

Output: Use backoff in your app code and retry the operation again after some time.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_EINTERNAL [What does it mean?] There is an internal error inside the library. [What should the client do?]

Output: Destroy the connection context and create a new one.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_EINVAL [What does it mean?] Invalid arguments specified [What should the client do?]

Output: Make sure you pass the correct arguments

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_ENOMEM [What does it mean?] The server is out of memory [What should the client do?]

Output: This can occur during memory pressure when documents in memory are not yet flushed to disk. Backoff and retry after some time.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_RANGE [What does it mean?] Invalid range specified [What should the client do?]

Output: Please make sure you have specified proper ranges

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_ETMPFAIL [What does it mean?] The server tried to perform the operation but failed due to a temporary constraint [What should the client do?]

Output: Backoff and retry after some time.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_KEY_EEXISTS [What does it mean?] The key already exist (with another CAS value) [What should the client do?]

Output: Keys are unique in Couchbase. Try another key.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_KEY_ENOENT [What does it mean?] The key does not exist [What should the client do?]

Output: The key is not found. Try looking for another key.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_NETWORK_ERROR [What does it mean?] A network related problem occurred [What should the client do?]

Output: Troubleshoot your network issue and retry.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_NOT_MY_VBUCKET [What does it mean?] The server, which received this request, is not responsible for this object anymore. This happens during cluster topology changes or rebalancing. [What should the client do?]

Output: The client automatically fetches a new cluster map from the server and learns about where it should send subsequent requests. In libcouchbase, this error is not really exposed to the user. The library automatically manages reconnecting to the correct server. Retry the operation again after some time.

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Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_NOT_STORED [What does it mean?] The object was not stored on the server [What should the client do?]

Output: Use backoff in your app code and retry the operation again after some time.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_NOT_SUPPORTED [What does it mean?] The server does not support the requested command. [What should the client do?]

Output: Check the request sent to the server.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_UNKNOWN_COMMAND [What does it mean?] The server does not know what the command is. [What should the client do?]

Output: Check the request sent to the server.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_UNKNOWN_HOST [What does it mean?] The server failed to resolve the requested hostname [What should the client do?]

Output: Check the hostname specified.

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Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_PROTOCOL_ERROR [What does it mean?] There is something wrong from the datastream received by the server [What should the client do?]

Output: Result set should be discarded and not used. Client should retry the operation.

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Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_ETIMEOUT [What does it mean?] The server operation timed out [What should the client do?]

Output: This can occur if a server in the cluster fails and Couchbase yet has to detect this failure. The client should retry after some time.

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Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_CONNECT_ERROR [What does it mean?] The client failed to connect to the requested server [What should the client do?]

Output: The client should retry after some time.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_BUCKET_ENOINT [What does it mean?] The requested bucket does not exist [What should the client do?]

Output: Check if the bucket exists on the server and retry.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_CLIENT_ENOMEM [What does it mean?] The client ran out of memory [What should the client do?]

Output: This can occur if connection contexts are not freed properly on the client-side. Destroy current connection context and retry.

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Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_CLIENT_ETMPFAIL [What does it mean?] The client encountered a temporary error. [What should the client do?]

Output: The application can try again after some time.

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Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_SERVER_BUG [What does it mean?] Unexpected usage of server protocol caused unexpected results. [What should the client do?]

Output: Result set should be discarded and not used. The developer should record his/her steps to reproduce the issue and file a bug.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_INVALID_HOST_FORMAT [What does it mean?] The bootstrap host list used an invalid/unsupported format. [What should the client do?]

Output: Check the hostname format used, correct it and retry.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Error Code Received] LCB_INVALID_CHAR [What does it mean?] Invalid character used in the path component of a URL [What should the client do?]

Output: Make sure the URL path is encoded properly.

Handling Runtime Errors in Ruby, Python and C Clients


Input: [Term] Hygiene27 [Common Lisp] Always use earmuffs and wisely use FLET and LABELS [Scheme]

Output: Macros, the Scheme way


Input: [Term] proper tail-calls [Common Lisp] Function with no bugs having calls in the tail position [Scheme]

Output: no definition


Input: [Term] Proper Tail-Calls [Common Lisp] no definition [Scheme]

Output: Tail-calls, the Scheme way


Input: [Term] Tail-call elimination [Common Lisp] A vendor-specific feature [Scheme]

Output: Porting SCM code to CL


Input: [Term] Higher-order thinking [Common Lisp] Remembering to use #' [Scheme]

Output: Remembering to use Scheme


Input: [Term] Higher-order function [Common Lisp] One taking or returning other functions [Scheme]

Output: The conceptual Maginot Line


Input: [Term] Lisp-1 [Common Lisp] The index entry before Lisp-2 [Scheme]

Output: The definition of beauty


Input: [Term] Lisp-2 [Common Lisp] The index entry before Lisp-3 [Scheme]

Output: The definition of ugly


Input: [Parameter] timeoff [Description]

Output: Alert Setting Object Whether the user wishes to receive alerts when time off requests change status.


Input: [Parameter] swaps [Description]

Output: Alert Setting Object Whether the user wishes to receive alerts when a swap or drop changes status.


Input: [Parameter] schedule [Description]

Output: Alert Setting Object Whether the user wishes to receive alerts when the schedule changes.


Input: [Parameter] newemployee [Description]

Output: Alert Setting Object Whether the user wishes to receive alerts when a new employee is added.


Input: [Parameter] availability [Description]

Output: Alert Setting Object Whether the user wishes to receive alerts for changes in availability.


Input: [Parameter] reminders [Description]

Output: Alert Setting Object Whether the user wishes to receive alerts for reminders prior to shifts.


Input: [Parameter] reminder_time [Description]

Output: float Time before an event that a user should be sent notifications, in hours.


Input: [Description] Breakpoint commands have lexemes that change the lexical state to LBPT. [Lexical State]

Output: LBPT


Input: [Description] The command export changes the lexical state to LEXPORT. This state recognizes an evironment variable identifier. [Lexical State]

Output: LEXPORT


Input: [Description] Commands that require file names have lexemes that change the lexical state to LFILE so that things like mysrc/foo.txt are recognized as a file name, and not as a variable mysrc being divided by a structure data member foo.txt. [Lexical State]

Output: LFILE


Input: [Description] Commands that require either a file name or a process ID have lexemes to change the lexical state to LFINT. [Lexical State]

Output: LFINT


Input: [Description] All but one of the debugger commands begin with one or more keywords. The exception is the examine command. The debugger recognizes the '{' and ';' lexemes that must precede a command, and uses those to reset to the LKEYWORD state for the beginning of the next command. [Lexical State]

Output: LKEYWORD


Input: [Description] Commands that require arbitrary character input have lexemes that change the lexical state to LLINE. [Lexical State]

Output: LLINE


Input: [Description] Language expressions involve language-specific lexemes. The lexemes that precede an expression change the lexical state to LNORM, and then LNORM recognizes the language-specific lexemes. [Lexical State]

Output: LNORM


Input: [Description] The command setenv changes the lexical state to LSETENV. This state recognizes an evironment variable identifier. [Lexical State]

Output: LSETENV


Input: [Description] Commands that require signal names have lexemes that change the lexical state to LSIGNAL. [Lexical State]

Output: LSIGNAL


Input: [Description] Commands that require shell words have lexemes that change the lexical state to LWORD. [Lexical State]

Output: LWORD


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.BlockedItem Item in the blockedProjects stage. [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.BuildableItem Item in the buildables stage. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.Executable Represents the real meat of the computation run by Executor. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static interface

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.FlyweightTask Marks Queue.Tasks that do not consume Executor. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static interface

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.Item Item in a queue. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.JobOffer Data structure created for each idle Executor. [Modifier and Type]

Output: class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.LeftItem Item in the leftItems stage. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.NonBlockingTask Marks Queue.Tasks that are not affected by the Jenkins.isQuietingDown() quieting down}, because these tasks keep other tasks executing. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static interface

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.NotWaitingItem Common part between Queue.BlockedItem and BuildableItem. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.QueueAction An optional interface for actions on Queue.Item. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static interface

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.QueueDecisionHandler Extension point for deciding if particular job should be scheduled or not. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.Task Task whose execution is controlled by the queue. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static interface

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.TransientTask Marks Queue.Tasks that are not persisted. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static interface

Nested Classes


Input: [Class and Description] Queue.WaitingItem Item in the waitingList stage. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static class

Nested Classes


Input: [Item] File Name [Description]

Output: The filename of the selected plugin. Note that changing this does not change the filename in the Masters Lists of any dependent plugins.


Input: [Item] Modification Time [Description]

Output: For Oblivion, this affects the load order of the selected plugin. For Skyrim, it has no effect, except that if it is changed for a plugin obtained from Steam Workshop, it will cause the plugin to be redownloaded as Steam Workshop uses modification time to detect file versions.


Input: [Item] Author [Description]

Output: Who made the selected plugin.


Input: [Item] Description [Description]

Output: Commonly used for a short description of what the selected plugin does, plus the version number and any Bash Tags the author sets.


Input: [Item] Masters List [Description]

Output: The plugins (.esm or .esp) that the selected plugin depends on, and their indices (positions in load order). Plugins' entries in the Masters List may be renamed to reflect name changes of the plugins themselves. Renaming can be done by left-clicking the plugin entry and editing in the column display, or right-clicking the plugin and selecting Change To... then selecting the replacement plugin. Do not use this to change a plugin's masters to unrelated plugins, as this will cause file corruption.


Input: [Item] MI [Description]

Output: Master Index of the mod. This means the actual number of the masters in succession starting with 00 Skyrim.esm, or 00 Oblivion.esm.


Input: [Item] Current LO [Description]

Output: Current load order in relation to the load order of the Active Plugins. Active Plugins should correspond with plugins.txt.


Input: [Item] Bash Tags [Description]

Output: This field lists any Bash Tags that are assigned to the selected plugin. Right-clicking will display a list of Bash Tags and allow you to add or remove tags by checking or unchecking them.


Input: [Hibernate Search] Does mapping through annotating the entities and changes to table structures can be edited easily if field name changes. [Lucene with conventional JDBC] Does mapping through SQL statement and changes to table structures must reflect on all SQL statement. May be prone to error. [Type of Comparison]

Output: Ease of Mapping Database Table

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Input: [Hibernate Search] Each entity can be map to only one database table. [Lucene with conventional JDBC] Each entity can be map to multiple database tables. [Type of Comparison]

Output: Mapping entity to Multiple Database Tables

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Input: [Hibernate Search] Automated conversion from data to object with Hibernate handling the conversion of data type. [Lucene with conventional JDBC] Manual conversion through developer's code and is prone to error in data type. [Type of Comparison]

Output: Mapping of Data to Object

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Input: [Hibernate Search] Edit configuration files and annotations in entities only. [Lucene with conventional JDBC] May cause a lot of changes in database access code to support the new database . [Type of Comparison]

Output: Ease of changing Database

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Input: [Hibernate Search] Support Hibernate Query Language (HQL) that are database independent. Hibernate converts HQL to optimized SQL for data manipulation. [Lucene with conventional JDBC] Support only SQL that are database dependent. SQL statement created by developer may not be optimize. [Type of Comparison]

Output: Query Language

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Input: [Hibernate Search] Set required configuration only. [Lucene with conventional JDBC] Maintained manually by developer's coding. [Type of Comparison]

Output: Caching

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Input: [Hibernate Search] Consist of many Hibernate classes that are not use in ACP which causes overhead. [Lucene with conventional JDBC] Small libraries size. [Type of Comparison]

Output: Size of Libraries

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Input: [Your keyword] [purple flowers] Exact [User’s search query]

Output: purple flowers


Input: [Your keyword] “purple flowers” Exact [User’s search query]

Output: purple flowers


Input: [Your keyword] “purple flowers” Phrase [User’s search query]

Output: free purple flowers


Input: [Your keyword] purple flowers Exact [User’s search query]

Output: purple flowers


Input: [Your keyword] purple flowers Phrase [User’s search query]

Output: free purple flowers


Input: [Your keyword] purple flowers Broad [User’s search query]

Output: pink flowers


Input: [Your keyword] purple flowers Broad (Session-Based) [User’s search query]

Output: send flowers


Input: [Parameter] deviceid [Shortcut] di [Required] False [Description]

Output: Device ID used when you connect to the online server for authentication.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Parameter] devicepassword [Shortcut] dp [Required] False [Description]

Output: Device password that is used when you connect to the online server for authentication.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Parameter] domain [Shortcut] d [Required] False [Description]

Output: The domain to authenticate against when you connect to the server.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Parameter] url [Required] True [Description]

Output: The URL for the Organization service.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Parameter] out [Shortcut] o [Required] True [Description]

Output: The file name for the generated code.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Parameter] language [Shortcut] l [Required] False [Description]

Output: The language to generate the code in. This can be either 'CS' or 'VB'. Default value is 'CS'.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Parameter] namespace [Shortcut] n [Required] False [Description]

Output: The namespace for the generated code. Default namespace is the global namespace.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Parameter] username [Shortcut] u [Required] False [Description]

Output: The user name to use when you connect to the server for authentication.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Parameter] password [Shortcut] p [Required] False [Description]

Output: The password to use when you connect to the server for authentication.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Parameter] servicecontextname [Required] False [Description]

Output: The name of the generated organization service context class. If no value is supplied, no service context is created.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Parameter] help [Shortcut] ? [Required] False [Description]

Output: Show usage information.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Parameter] nologo [Required] False [Description]

Output: Suppress the banner at runtime.

Create Early-Bound Entity Classes with the Code Generation Tool (CrmSvcUtil.exe)


Input: [Field] entity [Usage]

Output: facet

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Input: [Field] id [Usage]

Output: unused, required for index only

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Input: [Field] gender [Usage]

Output: facet, result display

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Input: [Field] name [Usage]

Output: sort, result display

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Input: [Field] name_variants [Usage]

Output: currently unused

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Input: [Field] contract_end [Usage]

Output: facet, sort, result display

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Input: [Field] funding_code [Usage]

Output: result display

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Input: [Field] org_unit_name [Usage]

Output: currently unused

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Input: [Field] org_unit_id [Usage]

Output: currently unused

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Input: [Field] primary_department [Usage]

Output: sort, result display

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Input: [Field] primary_department_id [Usage]

Output: currently unused

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Input: [Field] primary_position [Usage]

Output: facet, result display

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Input: [Field] fte [Usage]

Output: facet, sort, result display

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Input: [Field] supervising [Usage]

Output: result display (a function presents the number of people being supervised by the person)

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Input: [Field] publication_date [Usage]

Output: facet, result display (a function counts the number of publications in between the date ranges specified by the facet)

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Input: [Field] publication_id [Usage]

Output: currently unused

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Input: [Field] journal_date [Usage]

Output: result display (a function counts the number of journal articles in between the date ranges specified by the publication_date facet)

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Input: [Field] journal_id [Usage]

Output: currently unused

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Input: [Field] book_date [Usage]

Output: result display (a function counts the number of journal articles in between the date ranges specified by the publication_date facet)

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Input: [Field] book_id [Usage]

Output: currently unused

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Input: [Field] chapter_date [Usage]

Output: result display (a function counts the number of journal articles in between the date ranges specified by the publication_date facet)

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Input: [Field] chapter_id [Usage]

Output: currently unused

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Input: [Field] conference_date [Usage]

Output: result display (a function counts the number of journal articles in between the date ranges specified by the publication_date facet)

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Input: [Field] conference_id [Usage]

Output: currently unused

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Input: [Attribute name] namespace [Type] String [Default] "app" [Description]

Output: Define which namespace the current definition is bound


Input: [Attribute name] filter [Type] Closure(Object) Closure(EventMessage) Class [Description]

Output: If a closure is passed, the return value matched as the condition for event propagation. If a class is passed, the subject data type must match.


Input: [Attribute name] disabled [Type] boolean [Default] false [Description]

Output: Disable event propagation


Input: [Attribute name] fork [Type] boolean [Default] false [Description]

Output: Use the current thread for event processing (blocking call)


Input: [Attribute name] onError [Type] Closure(List) [Description]

Output: Default onError handler for the current topic(s)


Input: [Attribute name] onReply [Type] Closure(EventReply) [Description]

Output: Default onReply handler for the current topic(s)


Input: [Attribute name] timeout [Type] Long [Description]

Output: Default timeout for execution time, throwing a TimeoutException and calls handlers


Input: [Attribute name] * [Type] * [Description]

Output: Any attributes can be written to be used by plugins through EventDefinition.othersAttributes


Input: [Code] 0 [Account Type] View [Internal Type] View [Acc Name]

Output: Chart

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Input: [Code] 1 [Parent] chart [Account Type] Asset [Internal Type] Other [Acc Name]

Output: Bank

Provident Fund Calculation and Payroll in Manual System & in OpenERP | Mohsin Blog


Input: [Code] 2 [Parent] chart [Account Type] Liability [Internal Type] Payable [Acc Name]

Output: Salary Payable

Provident Fund Calculation and Payroll in Manual System & in OpenERP | Mohsin Blog


Input: [Code] 3 [Parent] chart [Account Type] Asset [Internal Type] Receivable [Acc Name]

Output: Salary Receivable

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Input: [Code] 4 [Parent] chart [Account Type] Expense [Internal Type] Other [Acc Name]

Output: Salary Expense

Provident Fund Calculation and Payroll in Manual System & in OpenERP | Mohsin Blog


Input: [Code] 5 [Parent] chart [Account Type] Liability [Internal Type] Payable [Acc Name]

Output: Provident Fund Payable

Provident Fund Calculation and Payroll in Manual System & in OpenERP | Mohsin Blog


Input: [Code] 6 [Parent] chart [Account Type] Expense [Internal Type] Other [Acc Name]

Output: Provident Fund Expense

Provident Fund Calculation and Payroll in Manual System & in OpenERP | Mohsin Blog


Input: [Variable] beforeUpdate [Default] false [Type] function [Description]

Output: Before responsive update callback


Input: [Variable] afterUpdate [Default] false [Type] function [Description]

Output: After responsive update callback


Input: [Variable] beforeInit [Default] false [Type] function [Description]

Output: Before initialization callback


Input: [Variable] afterInit [Default] false [Type] function [Description]

Output: After initialization callback


Input: [Variable] beforeMove [Default] false [Type] function [Description]

Output: Before move callback


Input: [Variable] afterMove [Default] false [Type] function [Description]

Output: After move callback


Input: [Variable] afterAction [Default] false [Type] function [Description]

Output: After startup, move and update callback


Input: [Variable] startDragging [Default] false [Type] function [Description]

Output: Call this function while dragging.


Input: [Variable] afterLazyLoad [Default] false [Type] function [Description]

Output: Call this function after lazyLoad.


Input: [Access Key] a [Action]

Output: Toggle between viewing all photos in the album or just one page at a time.


Input: [Access Key] s [Action]

Output: Start viewing the album as a slideshow.


Input: [Access Key] n [Action]

Output: Go to the next page of photos.


Input: [Access Key] p [Action]

Output: Go to the previous page of photos.


Input: [Access Key] f [Action]

Output: Skip to the first page of photos.


Input: [Access Key] l [Action]

Output: Skip to the last page of photos.


Input: [Access Key] b [Action]

Output: Go back to the list of albums.


Input: [Access Key] e [Action]

Output: Go to the edit screen for the album.


Input: [Property] itemreviewed [Description]

Output: The name of the item being reviewed. Can be a product, service, business, &c.

Review vocabulary


Input: [Property] rating [Description]

Output: A numerical quality rating for the item, on a scale from 1 to 5. Can also be a nested http://data-vocabulary.org/Rating vocabulary to use a nonstandard scale.

Review vocabulary


Input: [Property] reviewer [Description]

Output: The name of the author who wrote the review

Review vocabulary


Input: [Property] dtreviewed [Description]

Output: The date that the item was reviewed in ISO date format

Review vocabulary


Input: [Property] summary [Description]

Output: A short summary of the review

Review vocabulary


Input: [Property] description [Description]

Output: The body of the review

Review vocabulary


Input: [Directive] ibase.allow_persistent [Local Value] On [Master Value]

Output: On


Input: [Directive] ibase.dateformat [Local Value] %Y-%m-%d [Master Value]

Output: %Y-%m-%d


Input: [Directive] ibase.default_charset [Local Value] no value [Master Value]

Output: no value


Input: [Directive] ibase.default_db [Local Value] no value [Master Value]

Output: no value


Input: [Directive] ibase.default_password [Local Value] no value [Master Value]

Output: no value


Input: [Directive] ibase.default_user [Local Value] no value [Master Value]

Output: no value


Input: [Directive] ibase.max_links [Local Value] Unlimited [Master Value]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Directive] ibase.max_persistent [Local Value] Unlimited [Master Value]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Directive] ibase.timeformat [Local Value] %H:%M:%S [Master Value]

Output: %H:%M:%S


Input: [Directive] ibase.timestampformat [Local Value] %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S [Master Value]

Output: %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S


Input: [Flag] GL_POINTS [Description]

Output: Each vertex specifies a point.

ZeusCMD - Design and Development Tutorials : OpenGL Programming Tutorials - Primitives


Input: [Flag] GL_LINES [Description]

Output: Each pair of vertices creates a line.

ZeusCMD - Design and Development Tutorials : OpenGL Programming Tutorials - Primitives


Input: [Flag] GL_LINE_STRIP [Description]

Output: The first vertex specifies a starting point and every successive vertex creates a line from the previous vertex.

ZeusCMD - Design and Development Tutorials : OpenGL Programming Tutorials - Primitives


Input: [Flag] GL_LINE_LOOP [Description]

Output: This is the same as the GL_LINE_STRIP except that the first and last vertices are also connected with a line.

ZeusCMD - Design and Development Tutorials : OpenGL Programming Tutorials - Primitives


Input: [Flag] GL_TRIANGLES [Description]

Output: Each triplet of vertices forms a triangle.

ZeusCMD - Design and Development Tutorials : OpenGL Programming Tutorials - Primitives


Input: [Flag] GL_TRIANGLE_STRIP [Description]

Output: This first 3 vertices form a triangle. Every following vertex along with the previous 2 vertices is used to form another triangle.

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Input: [Flag] GL_TRIANGLE_FAN [Description]

Output: This first vertex specifies your main vertex. Every following pair of vertices are used along with the main vertex to form a triangle.

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Input: [Flag] GL_QUADS [Description]

Output: Every 4 vertices form a quadrilateral.

ZeusCMD - Design and Development Tutorials : OpenGL Programming Tutorials - Primitives


Input: [Flag] GL_QUAD_STRIP [Description]

Output: The first 4 vertices form a quadrilateral. Every successive pair of vertices combine with the previous pair to form another quadrilateral.

ZeusCMD - Design and Development Tutorials : OpenGL Programming Tutorials - Primitives


Input: [Flag] GL_POLYGON [Description]

Output: N vertices can be placed to create an N sides polygon.

ZeusCMD - Design and Development Tutorials : OpenGL Programming Tutorials - Primitives


Input: [Keystrokes] Tab [Description] Move from data entry box to data entry box [Name]

Output: Next Field

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Input: [Keystrokes] Shift-Tab [Description] Move back [Name]

Output: Previous Field

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Input: [Keystrokes] Down Arrow [Description] Move to next section of a screen [Name]

Output: Next Record

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Input: [Keystrokes] Up Arrow [Description] Move back [Name]

Output: Previous Record

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Input: [Keystrokes] Control-Page Down [Description] Move to the next form (new screen) [Name]

Output: Next Block

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Input: [Keystrokes] Control-Page Up [Description] Move back [Name]

Output: Previous Block

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Input: [Keystrokes] Function Key 9 (F9) or Click on the Flashlight [Description] View a list of valid choices [Name]

Output: List of Value

University of Denver -- Purchasing Services: How to Navigate in the Electronic Requisitioning System


Input: [Keystrokes] F7 [Description] Establish a database search [Name]

Output: Enter Query

University of Denver -- Purchasing Services: How to Navigate in the Electronic Requisitioning System


Input: [Keystrokes] F8 [Description] Perform a database search [Name]

Output: Execute Query

University of Denver -- Purchasing Services: How to Navigate in the Electronic Requisitioning System


Input: [Option Key] debug [Default Value] false [Description]

Output: When set to true, outputs useful information to the console display if the console object exists.

jScroll - a jQuery Plugin for Infinite Scrolling / Lazy Loading


Input: [Option Key] autoTrigger [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: When set to true, triggers the loading of the next set of content automatically when the user scrolls to the bottom of the containing element. When set to false, the required next link will trigger the loading of the next set of content when clicked.

jScroll - a jQuery Plugin for Infinite Scrolling / Lazy Loading


Input: [Option Key] autoTriggerUntil [Default Value] false [Description]

Output: Set to an integer great than 0 to turn off autoTrigger of paging after the specified number of pages. Requires autoTrigger to be true.

jScroll - a jQuery Plugin for Infinite Scrolling / Lazy Loading


Input: [Option Key] loadingHtml [Default Value] 'Loading...' [Description]

Output: The HTML to show at the bottom of the content while loading the next set.

jScroll - a jQuery Plugin for Infinite Scrolling / Lazy Loading


Input: [Option Key] padding [Default Value] 0 [Description]

Output: The distance from the bottom of the scrollable content at which to trigger the loading of the next set of content. This only applies when autoTrigger is set to true.

jScroll - a jQuery Plugin for Infinite Scrolling / Lazy Loading


Input: [Option Key] nextSelector [Default Value] 'a:last' [Description]

Output: The selector to use for finding the link which contains the href pointing to the next set of content. If this selector is not found, or if it does not contain a href attribute, jScroll will self-destroy and unbind from the element upon which it was called.

jScroll - a jQuery Plugin for Infinite Scrolling / Lazy Loading


Input: [Option Key] contentSelector [Default Value] '' [Description]

Output: A convenience selector for loading only part of the content in the response for the next set of content. This selector will be ignored if left blank and will apply the entire response to the DOM.

jScroll - a jQuery Plugin for Infinite Scrolling / Lazy Loading


Input: [Option Key] callback [Default Value] false [Description]

Output: Pass a function to this option and it will be called at the end of each page load. Alternatively, you can pass a function as the only argument to the jScroll instantiation instead of an options object, and it will be returned as a callback.

jScroll - a jQuery Plugin for Infinite Scrolling / Lazy Loading


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

Output: Path to moin shared files


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

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


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

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


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

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


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.


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

Output: Log file.


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

Output: Useful only if you are a moin developer.


Input: [Option] destfile [Default] jacoco.exec [Description]

Output: Path to the output file for execution data.


Input: [Option] append [Default] true [Description]

Output: If set to true and the execution data file already exists, coverage data is appended to the existing file. If set to false, an existing execution data file will be replaced.


Input: [Option] includes [Default] * (all classes) [Description]

Output: A list of class names that should be included in execution analysis. The list entries are separated by a colon (:) and may use wildcard characters (* and ?). Except for performance optimization or technical corner cases this option is normally not required.


Input: [Option] excludes [Default] empty (no excluded classes) [Description]

Output: A list of class names that should be excluded from execution analysis. The list entries are separated by a colon (:) and may use wildcard characters (* and ?). Except for performance optimization or technical corner cases this option is normally not required.


Input: [Option] exclclassloader [Default] sun.reflect.DelegatingClassLoader [Description]

Output: A list of class loader names that should be excluded from execution analysis. The list entries are separated by a colon (:) and may use wildcard characters (* and ?). This option might be required in case of special frameworks that conflict with JaCoCo code instrumentation, in particular class loaders that do not have access to the Java runtime classes.


Input: [Option] inclbootstrapclasses [Default] false [Description]

Output: Specifies whether also classes from the bootstrap classloader should be instrumented. Use this feature with caution, it needs heavy includes/excludes tuning.


Input: [Option] sessionid [Default] auto-generated [Description]

Output: A session identifier that is written with the execution data. Without this parameter a random identifier is created by the agent.


Input: [Option] dumponexit [Default] true [Description]

Output: If set to true coverage data will be written on VM shutdown. The dump can only be written if either file is specified or the output is tcpserver/tcpclient and a connection is open at the time when the VM terminates.


Input: [Option] output [Default] file [Description]

Output: Output method to use for writing coverage data. Valid options are: file: At VM termination execution data is written to the file specified in the destfile attribute. tcpserver: The agent listens for incoming connections on the TCP port specified by the address and port attribute. Execution data is written to this TCP connection. tcpclient: At startup the agent connects to the TCP port specified by the address and port attribute. Execution data is written to this TCP connection. none: Do not produce any output. Please see the security considerations below.


Input: [Option] address [Default] loopback interface [Description]

Output: IP address or hostname to bind to when the output method is tcpserver or connect to when the output method is tcpclient. In tcpserver mode the value "*" causes the agent to accept connections on any local address.


Input: [Option] port [Default] 6300 [Description]

Output: Port to bind to when the output method is tcpserver or connect to when the output method is tcpclient. In tcpserver mode the port must be available, which means that if multiple JaCoCo agents should run on the same machine, different ports have to be specified.


Input: [Option] classdumpdir [Default] no dumps [Description]

Output: Location relative to the working directory where all class files seen by the agent are dumped to. This can be useful for debugging purposes or in case of dynamically created classes for example when scripting engines are used.


Input: [Option] jmx [Default] false [Description]

Output: If set to true the agent exposes functionality via JMX under the name org.jacoco:type=Runtime. Please see the security considerations below.


Input: [Parameter] enable_app [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Add a button to the very right of the bottom bar to allow custom app or not.

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Input: [Parameter] app_url [Type] string [Description]

Output: Application URL

Customize a Facebook Like Messenger to be your site IM (Site Messenger)


Input: [Parameter] app_width [Type] int [Description]

Output: Width of the application window

Customize a Facebook Like Messenger to be your site IM (Site Messenger)


Input: [Parameter] app_height [Type] int [Description]

Output: Height of the application window

Customize a Facebook Like Messenger to be your site IM (Site Messenger)


Input: [Parameter] app_logo [Type] string [Description]

Output: URL of the application logo; the recommended size: 16*16 px

Customize a Facebook Like Messenger to be your site IM (Site Messenger)


Input: [Parameter] app_default_show [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Whether the application is expanded by default

Customize a Facebook Like Messenger to be your site IM (Site Messenger)


Input: [Parameter] app_tool_tip [Type] string [Description]

Output: Prompting message of the application floating toolbar

Customize a Facebook Like Messenger to be your site IM (Site Messenger)


Input: [Parameter] app_popup_mode [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Open the app in the new page or not.

Customize a Facebook Like Messenger to be your site IM (Site Messenger)


Input: [Parameter] topcmm_logo [Type] string [Description]

Output: Image URL for the icon of "Applications" at left of the bar

Customize a Facebook Like Messenger to be your site IM (Site Messenger)


Input: [Parameter] topcmm_logo_tool_tip [Type] string [Description]

Output: Tips for the icon of "Applications" at left of the bar

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Input: [Parameter] topcmm_logo_href [Type] string [Description]

Output: Link URL for the icon of "Applications" at left of the bar

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Input: [Parameter] topcmm_logo_window_width [Type] int [Description]

Output: Width of the applications list window

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Input: [Parameter] topcmm_logo_window_height [Type] int [Description]

Output: Height of the applications list window

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Input: [Parameter] topcmm_hide_friend_list [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Fold the Friend List when switching to a new page or not.

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Input: [Parameter] init_display_bottom_logo [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Show the logo at bottom of the chat windows or not.

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Input: [Parameter] init_display_about [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Show the icon for "about" in the chat windows or not.

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Input: [Parameter] init_display_help [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Show the icon for "help" in the chat windows or not.

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Input: [Parameter] skin_123webmessenger [Type] string [Description]

Output: Select skin for 123 Web Messenger, for example: artistic, beige, etc.

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Input: [Parameter] init_language [Type] string [Description]

Output: Select language for 123 Web Messenger

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Input: [Parameter] init_logo [Type] string [Description]

Output: Image URL for the logo in chat windows

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Input: [Parameter] init_logo_href [Type] string [Description]

Output: Link URL for the logo in chat windows

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Input: [Parameter] init_cancel_btn [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Show "cancel" button during login in Friend List client

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Input: [Parameter] init_force_login [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: The login entry is obligate or not in the Friend List client.

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Input: [Parameter] init_group [Type] string [Description]

Output: Client group name, the default value is "default", please leave it unchanged unless you know what exactly this means.

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Input: [Parameter] enable_guest_login [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Allow guest login or not in the Friend List client

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Input: [Parameter] init_display_member_list [Type] string [Description]

Output: Initialized member list

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Input: [Zone name] loc [Description]

Output: This is the private LAN and contains servers like databases, private source code respositories and NFS file servers

Practical VPNs with strongSwan, Shorewall, Linux firewalls and OpenWRT routers | DanielPocock.com


Input: [Zone name] dmz [Description]

Output: This is the DMZ and contains web servers that are accessible from the public internet. Some of these servers talk to databases or message queues in the LAN network loc

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Input: [Zone name] vpn_a [Description]

Output: These are road warriors that are not very trustworthy, such as mobile devices. They are occasionally stolen and usually full of spyware (referred to by users as "apps"). They have limited access to ports on some DMZ servers, e.g. for sending and receiving mail using SMTP and IMAP (those ports are not exposed to the public Internet at large). They use the VPN tunnel for general internet access/browsing, to avoid surveillance by their mobile carrier.

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Input: [Zone name] vpn_b [Description]

Output: These are managed laptops that have a low probability of malware infection. They may well be using smart cards for access control. Consequently, they are more trusted than the vpn_a users and have access to some extra intranet pages and file servers. Like the smart-phone users, they use the VPN tunnel for general internet access/browsing, to avoid surveillance by third-party wifi hotspot operators.

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Input: [Zone name] vpn_c [Description]

Output: This firewall zone represents remote sites with managed hardware, such as branch offices or home networks with IPsec routers running OpenWRT.

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Input: [Zone name] cust [Description]

Output: These are servers hosted for third-parties or collaborative testing/development purposes. They have their own firewall arrangements if necessary.

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Input: [Zone name] net [Description]

Output: This zone represents traffic from the public Internet.

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Input: [Term/Setting] Hour Format [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Allows you to specify 12-hour or 24-hour time format


Input: [Term/Setting] Number of items in month view [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: The number of items, or events, that displayed while the calendar is in the monthly view.


Input: [Term/Setting] Week Start [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Selects the day that you prefer the weekly calendar starts on


Input: [Term/Setting] Start Hour [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: The start hour of the daily view


Input: [Term/Setting] End Hour [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: The end hour of the daily view


Input: [Term/Setting] Show Empty Hours [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Shows all times of the day (in daily view), even ones without events.


Input: [Term/Setting] Event Reminder Check Days [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Reminds you of an event within the selected number of days before. (Set to "None" to disable)


Input: [Term/Setting] Reminder for Global Events [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Whether or not to remind for Global Events (Irrelevant if "Event Reminder Check Days" is disabled)


Input: [Variable] $template [Description]

Output: The name of the template Habari has chosen for display.


Input: [Variable] $template_file [Description]

Output: The full path to the template Habari is using for display.


Input: [Variable] $matched_rule [Description]

Output: An object representing the rewrite rule that was matched to transform the requested URL.


Input: [Variable] $request [Description]

Output: An object representing the original request.


Input: [Variable] $posts [Description]

Output: An object that holds the posts that are available for display. Individual post objects can be accessed through this variable.


Input: [Variable] $page [Description]

Output: The current number being displayed. For example, if multiple posts have been returned in response to a request, these may be spread across several pages.


Input: [Destination Refresh Method] lazy_closest (or) immediate_closest [Meaning]

Output: A service running on the local node will be selected, unless the destination only exists on a remote node

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Input: [Destination Refresh Method] lazy_furthest (or) immediate_furthest [Meaning]

Output: A service running on a remote node will be selected, unless the destination only exists on the local node

CloudI: A Cloud at the lowest level - API Documentation


Input: [Destination Refresh Method] lazy_random (or) immediate_random [Meaning]

Output: A service is selected randomly from the subscribed services

CloudI: A Cloud at the lowest level - API Documentation


Input: [Destination Refresh Method] lazy_local (or) immediate_local [Meaning]

Output: Only a service on the local node is selected

CloudI: A Cloud at the lowest level - API Documentation


Input: [Destination Refresh Method] lazy_remote (or) immediate_remote [Meaning]

Output: Only a service on a remote node is selected

CloudI: A Cloud at the lowest level - API Documentation


Input: [Destination Refresh Method] lazy_newest (or) immediate_newest [Meaning]

Output: Only the most recently subscribed service is selected

CloudI: A Cloud at the lowest level - API Documentation


Input: [Destination Refresh Method] lazy_oldest (or) immediate_oldest [Meaning]

Output: Only the first subscribed service is selected

CloudI: A Cloud at the lowest level - API Documentation


Input: [Destination Refresh Method] none [Meaning]

Output: The service should never send a request and it is an error when the service attempts to send (the service may still receive requests)

CloudI: A Cloud at the lowest level - API Documentation


Input: [Description] No padding. [Alg. Name]

Output: NoPadding


Input: [Description] This padding for block ciphers is described in 5.2 Block Encryption Algorithms in the W3C's "XML Encryption Syntax and Processing" document. [Alg. Name]

Output: ISO10126Padding


Input: [Description] Optimal Asymmetric Encryption Padding scheme defined in PKCS1, where should be replaced by the message digest and by the mask generation function. Examples: OAEPWithMD5AndMGF1Padding and OAEPWithSHA-512AndMGF1Padding. If OAEPPadding is used, Cipher objects are initialized with a javax.crypto.spec.OAEPParameterSpec object to suppply values needed for OAEPPadding. [Alg. Name]

Output: OAEPPadding, OAEPWithAndPadding


Input: [Description] The padding scheme described in PKCS1, used with the RSA algorithm. [Alg. Name]

Output: PKCS1Padding


Input: [Description] The padding scheme described in RSA Laboratories, "PKCS5: Password-Based Encryption Standard," version 1.5, November 1993. [Alg. Name]

Output: PKCS5Padding


Input: [Description] The padding scheme defined in the SSL Protocol Version 3.0, November 18, 1996, section 5.2.3.2 (CBC block cipher): block-ciphered struct { opaque content[SSLCompressed.length]; opaque MAC[CipherSpec.hash_size]; uint8 padding[ GenericBlockCipher.padding_length]; uint8 padding_length; } GenericBlockCipher; The size of an instance of a GenericBlockCipher must be a multiple of the block cipher's block length. The padding length, which is always present, contributes to the padding, which implies that if: sizeof(content) + sizeof(MAC) % block_length = 0, padding has to be (block_length - 1) bytes long, because of the existence of padding_length. This make the padding scheme similar (but not quite) to PKCS5Padding, where the padding length is encoded in the padding (and ranges from 1 to block_length). With the SSL scheme, the sizeof(padding) is encoded in the always present padding_length and therefore ranges from 0 to block_length-1. [Alg. Name]

Output: SSL3Padding


Input: [File/Folder] README [Purpose]

Output: This is a brief instruction manual for your application. Use it to tell others what your application does, how to set it up, and so on.

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Input: [File/Folder] Rakefile [Purpose]

Output: This file contains batch jobs that can be run from the terminal.

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Input: [File/Folder] app/ [Purpose]

Output: Contains the controllers, models, and views for your application. You’ll focus on this folder for the remainder of this guide.

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Input: [File/Folder] config/ [Purpose]

Output: Configure your application’s runtime rules, routes, database, and more.

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Input: [File/Folder] db/ [Purpose]

Output: Shows your current database schema, as well as the database migrations. You’ll learn about migrations shortly.

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Input: [File/Folder] doc/ [Purpose]

Output: In-depth documentation for your application.

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Input: [File/Folder] lib/ [Purpose]

Output: Extended modules for your application (not covered in this guide).

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Input: [File/Folder] log/ [Purpose]

Output: Application log files.

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Input: [File/Folder] public/ [Purpose]

Output: The only folder seen to the world as-is. This is where your images, javascript, stylesheets (CSS), and other static files go.

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Input: [File/Folder] script/ [Purpose]

Output: Scripts provided by Rails to do recurring tasks, such as benchmarking, plugin installation, and starting the console or the web server.

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Input: [File/Folder] test/ [Purpose]

Output: Unit tests, fixtures, and other test apparatus. These are covered in

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Input: [File/Folder] tmp/ [Purpose]

Output: Temporary files

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Input: [File/Folder] vendor/ [Purpose]

Output: A place for third-party code. In a typical Rails application, this includes Ruby Gems, the Rails source code (if you install it into your project) and plugins containing additional prepackaged functionality.

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Input: [Field] DNS Name [Description]

Output: Displays the domain name of the router, whose details are being viewed. This is a hierarchical, domain-based naming system.


Input: [Field] System Description [Description]

Output: Displays a textual description of the router. Value includes the full name and version identification of the system's hardware type, operating system, and networking software.


Input: [Field] System Object ID [Description]

Output: Displays the vendor's authoritative identification of the network management sub-system contained in the router. This value provides an easy and unambiguous means for determining the device that is being managed.


Input: [Field] Interface List [Description]

Output: Displays a list of the IP addresses of the interfaces connected to the node.


Input: [Field] Snmp Port [Description]

Output: Displays the port number to which the interface is connected.


Input: [Field] SNMP Version [Description]

Output: Displays the SNMP version used (v1, v2, v3).


Input: [Field] Community [Description]

Output: Displays the community string of the corresponding agent associated with the interface.


Input: [Field] Write Community [Description]

Output: Displays the write community string used for Set requests.


Input: [value] Apache/2.2.15 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.15 OpenSSL/0.9.8e-fips-rhel5 DAV/2 Phusion_Passenger/2.2.11 mod_fcgid/2.3.5 SVN/1.5.7 mod_au [Server]

Output: Server


Input: [value] gzip [Server]

Output: Encoding


Input: [value] 66.84.1.49 [Server]

Output: Server ip


Input: [value] N/A [Server]

Output: Domain created on


Input: [value] Jumpline [Server]

Output: Hosted by


Input: [value] 11 Jan 2013 [Server]

Output: Last data update


Input: [Widget Name] Button [Description] push-button [Default CSS Classes] gwt-Button [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: ButtonBase


Input: [Widget Name] ButtonBase [Description] superclass of Button and CheckBox [Default CSS Classes] none [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: FocusWidget


Input: [Widget Name] CheckBox [Description] check box [Default CSS Classes] gwt-CheckBox [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: ButtonBase


Input: [Widget Name] Composite [Description] widget that wraps other widgets contained in a Panel; useful for creating new widgets [Default CSS Classes] none [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: Widget


Input: [Widget Name] FileUpload [Description] wraps an HTML [Default CSS Classes] none [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: Widget


Input: [Widget Name] FocusWidget [Description] superclass of ButtonBase, ListBox and TextBoxBase [Default CSS Classes] none [Listeners] ClickListener, FocusListener, KeyboardListener [Superclass]

Output: Widget


Input: [Widget Name] Hidden [Description] represents a hidden field in an HTML form [Default CSS Classes] none [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: Widget


Input: [Widget Name] HTML [Description] contains arbitrary HTML [Default CSS Classes] gwt-HTML [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: Label


Input: [Widget Name] Hyperlink [Description] internal hyperlink [Default CSS Classes] gwt-Hyperlink [Listeners] ClickListener [Superclass]

Output: Widget


Input: [Widget Name] Image [Description] displays an image at a given URL [Default CSS Classes] gwt-Image [Listeners] ClickListener, LoadListener, MouseListener [Superclass]

Output: Widget


Input: [Widget Name] Label [Description] displays non-HTML text [Default CSS Classes] gwt-Label [Listeners] ClickListener, MouseListener [Superclass]

Output: Widget


Input: [Widget Name] ListBox [Description] presents a list of choices as a list box or drop-down list [Default CSS Classes] gwt-ListBox [Listeners] ChangeListener [Superclass]

Output: FocusWidget


Input: [Widget Name] MenuBar [Description] menu bar that holds other MenuBar objects and MenuItem objects [Default CSS Classes] gwt-MenuBar [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: Widget


Input: [Widget Name] MenuItem [Description] item placed in a MenuBar; when clicked, fires a Command or opens a submenu [Default CSS Classes] gwt-MenuItem [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: UIObject


Input: [Widget Name] PasswordTextBox [Description] single-line text box that masks input [Default CSS Classes] gwt-PasswordTextBox [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: TextBoxBase


Input: [Widget Name] RadioButton [Description] mutually-exclusive selection radio button [Default CSS Classes] gwt-RadioButton [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: CheckBox


Input: [Widget Name] TabBar [Description] horizontal bar of folder-style tabs often used by TabPanel [Default CSS Classes] gwt-TabBar gwt-TabBarFirst gwt-TabBarRest gwt-TabBarItem gwt-TabBarItem-selected [Listeners] TabListener [Superclass]

Output: Composite


Input: [Widget Name] TextArea [Description] multi-line text box [Default CSS Classes] gwt-TextArea [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: TextBoxBase


Input: [Widget Name] TextBox [Description] single-line text box [Default CSS Classes] gwt-TextBox [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: TextBoxBase


Input: [Widget Name] TextBoxBase [Description] superclass of PasswordTextBox, TextArea and TextBox [Default CSS Classes] none [Listeners] ChangeListener, ClickListener, KeyboardListener [Superclass]

Output: FocusWidget


Input: [Widget Name] Tree [Description] hierachical tree of TreeItems [Default CSS Classes] gwt-Tree [Listeners] FocusListener, KeyboardListener, MouseListener, TreeListener [Superclass]

Output: Widget


Input: [Widget Name] TreeItem [Description] item in a Tree [Default CSS Classes] gwt-TreeItem, gwt-TreeItem-selected [Listeners] none; use TreeListener on containing Tree [Superclass]

Output: UIObject


Input: [Widget Name] UIObject [Description] superclass of MenuItem, TreeItem, Widget [Default CSS Classes] none [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: java.lang.Object


Input: [Widget Name] Widget [Description] superclass of Composite, FileUpload, FocusWidget, Frame, Hidden, Hyperlink, Image, Label, MenuBar, Panel, and Tree [Default CSS Classes] none [Listeners] none [Superclass]

Output: UIObject


Input: [Value] ALL_INDEXES [Description]

Output: All indexes

SQL Server Index and Statistics Maintenance


Input: [Value] Db1.Schema1.Tbl1.Idx1 [Description]

Output: The index Idx1 on the object Schema1.Tbl1 in the database Db1

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Input: [Value] Db1.Schema1.Tbl1.Idx1, Db2.Schema2.Tbl2.Idx2 [Description]

Output: The index Idx1 on the object Schema1.Tbl1 in the database Db1 and the index Idx2 on the object Schema2.Tbl2 in the database Db2

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Input: [Value] Db1.Schema1.Tbl1 [Description]

Output: All indexes on the object Schema1.Tbl1 in the database Db1

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Input: [Value] Db1.Schema1.Tbl1, Db2.Schema2.Tbl2 [Description]

Output: All indexes on the object Schema1.Tbl1 in the database Db1 and all indexes on the object Schema2.Tbl2 in the database Db2

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Input: [Value] Db1.Schema1.% [Description]

Output: All indexes in the schema Schema1 in the database Db1

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Input: [Value] %.Schema1.% [Description]

Output: All indexes in the schema Schema1 in all databases

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Input: [Value] ALL_INDEXES, -Db1.Schema1.Tbl1.Idx1 [Description]

Output: All indexes except the index Idx1 on the object Schema1.Tbl1 in the database Db1

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Input: [Value] ALL_INDEXES, -Db1.Schema1.Tbl1 [Description]

Output: All indexes except indexes on the object Schema1.Tbl1 in the database Db1

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Input: [Attribute] Restricted by allow_url_fopen [Supported]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Attribute] Allows Reading [Supported]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Attribute] Allows Writing [Supported]

Output: No

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Input: [Attribute] Allows Appending [Supported]

Output: No

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

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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Input: [0] Directional Pad [Stage controls] Move Prinny left or right; press down to squat [Menu Controls]

Output: Move cursor

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Input: [0] Analog stick [Stage controls] Not used [Menu Controls]

Output: Not used

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Input: [0] O button [Stage controls] Spin Prinny Press the Left or Right D-Pad button while holding O, then release to dash While dashing press down to slide [Menu Controls]

Output: Cancel

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Input: [0] X button [Stage controls] Jump Press again in the air to double jump Press the X button + Down while in air to Hip Pound [Menu Controls]

Output: Confirm

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Input: [0] /\ button [Stage controls] Lift, throw, or drop the item being held [Menu Controls]

Output: Skip dialog

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Input: [0] [ ] button [Stage controls] Slash attack Press [ ] while jumping to perform an Air Slash [Menu Controls]

Output: Talk to NPC's

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Input: [0] L button [Stage controls] Pressing the L, R and X at the same time to self-destruct [Menu Controls]

Output: Switch windows

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Input: [0] R button [Stage controls] Press the R, Up or Down button to scroll the screen [Menu Controls]

Output: Switch windows

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Input: [0] Start button [Stage controls] Not used [Menu Controls]

Output: Not used

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Input: [0] Select button [Stage controls] Open menu [Menu Controls]

Output: Close menu

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Input: [Property] color [Values] color #[0..f][0..f][0..f] rgb([0..255],[0..255],[0..255]) [Description]

Output: Sets the color of a text


Input: [Property] direction [Values] ltr rtl [Description]

Output: Sets the text direction


Input: [Property] line-height [Values] normal number length % [Description]

Output: Sets the distance between lines


Input: [Property] letter-spacing [Values] normal length [Description]

Output: Increase or decrease the space between characters


Input: [Property] text-align [Values] left right center justify [Description]

Output: Aligns the text in an element


Input: [Property] text-decoration [Values] none underline overline line-through blink [Description]

Output: Adds decoration to text


Input: [Property] text-indent [Values] length % [Description]

Output: Indents the first line of text in an element


Input: [Property] text-shadow [Values] none color x-offset y-offset blur-radius [Description]

Output: Creates a shadow of the text.


Input: [Property] text-transform [Values] none capitalize uppercase lowercase [Description]

Output: Controls the letters in an element


Input: [Property] vertical-align [Values] baseline sub super top text-top middle bottom text-bottom length % [Description]

Output: Sets the vertical alignment of an element


Input: [Property] white-space [Values] normal pre nowrap [Description]

Output: Sets how white space inside an element is handled


Input: [Property] word-spacing [Values] normal length [Description]

Output: Increase or decrease the space between words


Input: [Name] groups [Value] List of one or more group of faces found in photos, when using faces/group. [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] group [Value] The group of faces found in photos. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] uid [Value] A matching user id for the group. Only works if the call provides a list of user ids, and an user id is matched with this group. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] gid [Value] The group id. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] tids [Value] A list of one or more tag ids. If the gid and uid fields are absent this means this is the ungrouped group. Those are all the faces that had no matching face, or faces that cannot be group at the moment (such as profile posed faces). [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] photos [Value] List of all the photo objects that were included in the request, one photo per URL or image stream specified. [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] photo [Value] The object describing an image included in the request. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] url [Value] Photo URL as specified in the request or temporary URL for image stream. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] pid [Value] Photo id, can be used as reference instead of URL for follow-up calls to methods that support it. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] width [Value] Photo width in pixels. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] height [Value] Photo height in pixels. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] tags [Value] List of zero or more face tag objects found in the photo. [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] tag [Value] The face object found in a photo. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] tid [Value] The tag id. Tag ids are temporary until used in tags/save calls to associate the tag with a specific user id, at which point they become persistent. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] recognizable [Value] Value indicating whether this tag that can be recognized or can be used for training set. [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] threshold [Value] The recommended confidence threshold from 0-100% to use when deciding which recognition results to display (faces/recognize only). The threshold changes based on the quality of faces found, as well as the size of the user ids list specified when calling faces/recognize. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] uids [Value] List of possible matches for the face tag (faces/recognize only). Only user ids that were specified during the faces/recognize call (either explicitly or through a list) will be returned. Refer to the threshold for a recommendation of which confidence scores are high/low for this call. When tags are saved, the confidence score is always 100. [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] uid [Value] A possible match for the face tag [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] uid [Value] The user id match for the face tag. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] confidence [Value] The score from 0-100% interval. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] label [Value] Optional text label describing the tag. Must have been previously specified through a tags/add or tags/save call. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] confirmed [Value] Specifies whether a tag has been confirmed or is in a temporary state. Tags are confirmed through calls to tags/add or tags/save. Unconfirmed tags are also referred to as temporary, which means that they are not persisted anywhere. All confirmed tags have the confidence score of 100. [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] manual [Value] Value indicating whether the tag was added through the tags/add call which supports manual addition of otherwise undetected faces. [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] tagger_id [Value] The tagging user id. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] width [Value] Face tag width as 0-100% of photo width. [Type]

Output: float

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Input: [Name] height [Value] Face tag height as 0-100% of photo height. [Type]

Output: float

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Input: [Name] center [Value] Center of face tag point. See point. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] eye_left [Value] Left eye point. See point. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] eye_right [Value] Right eye point. See point. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] mouth_left [Value] Left edge of mouth point. See point. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] mouth_right [Value] Right edge of mouth point. See point. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] mouth_center [Value] Mouth center point. See point. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] nose [Value] Nose tip point. See point. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] ear_left [Value] Left ear point. See point. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] ear_right [Value] Right ear point. See point. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] chin [Value] Chin point. See point. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] yaw [Value] Yaw (facing sideways) angle value as -90 to 90. [Type]

Output: float

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Input: [Name] roll [Value] Roll (face rotation) angle value as -90 to 90. [Type]

Output: float

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Input: [Name] pitch [Value] Pitch (up or down) angle value as -90 to 90. [Type]

Output: float

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Input: [Name] attributes [Value] List of determined facial attributes. See attributes. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] points [Value] List of detected facial feature points. Available only if detect_all_feature_points=true is specified in the request. [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] point [Value] Detected facial feature point. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] x [Value] The X coordinate as 0-100% of photo width. [Type]

Output: float

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Input: [Name] y [Value] The Y coordinate as 0-100% of photo height. [Type]

Output: float

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Input: [Name] confidence [Value] The confidence level of the point from 0-100% interval. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] id [Value] The identifier of the point. Has the following format: 0xTTNN where TT is a point type (01 is MPEG-4, 02 is anthropometric and 03 is FG-NET) and NN is a point number linked to a specific point on the face. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] similarities [Value] List of similarities of this face tag with other face tags in request (faces/group only). [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] similarity [Value] A similarity score of two faces tags. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] tid [Value] The tag id of the face matched with tag. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] similarity [Value] The score from 0-100% interval. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] error_code [Value] Error code, specified only when an error occurs. See errors. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] error_message [Value] Error message, specified only when an error occurs. See errors. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] user_statuses [Value] List of training statuses of the users (faces/status only). [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] user_status [Value] The training status of the user. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] uid [Value] The user id that was trained. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] training_set_size [Value] The number of photos used to train this model. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] last_trained [Value] The last UTC time value when this user id was trained. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] training_in_progress [Value] Value indicating whether another train is running to the user id at the moment. [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] no_training_set [Value] List of users that were not trained (faces/train only). See user_status. [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] created [Value] List of created users (faces/train only). See user_status. [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] updated [Value] List of updated users (faces/train only). See user_status. [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] unchanged [Value] List of unchanged users (faces/train only). See user_status. [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] authenticated [Value] Value specifying whether API usage is authenticated (account/authenticate only). [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] users [Value] List of namespaces along with list of users in each namespace (account/users only). [Type]

Output: string/string array map

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Input: [Name] namespaces [Value] List of namespaces (account/namespaces only). [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] namespacedata [Value] The object describing namespace. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] name [Value] The name of the namespace. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] size [Value] Number of users in the namespace. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] share_mode [Value] Share mode of the namespace. Valid values are "Public", "Private" and "Public Read-Only". [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] owner [Value] Value specifying whether the namespace in owned by the API user. [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] saved_tags [Value] List of saved tags (tags/save only). [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] saved_tag [Value] The object describing saved tag. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] detected_tid [Value] Detected tag id. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] tid [Value] Tag id. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] removed_tags [Value] List of removed tags (tags/remove only). [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] removed_tag [Value] The object describing removed tag. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] removed_tid [Value] Removed tag id. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] message [Value] Message from tag operation. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] callback_url [Value] The callback URL specified in request. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] status [Value] Status of the request. Valid values are "success", "partial" and "failure". See errors. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] usage [Value] The usage of the API. All rate limited methods and account/limits return this object. [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] used [Value] Amount of photos that were processed since last rate-limit reset time (1 hour, 1 day or 1 month depending on what limits are configured in the account). [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] remaining [Value] Amount of photos remaining in current time window. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] limit [Value] The total photos limit permitted in the current time window. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] reset_time [Value] GMT Unix-timestamp of next limit reset time. [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] reset_time_text [Value] GMT Unix timestamp of next limit reset time (in text). [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] namespace_used [Value] Amount of trained user tags in the namespace(s). [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] namespace_remaining [Value] Amount of remaining space for trained user tags in the namespace(s). [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] namespace_limit [Value] The maximum amount of trained user tags that can be stored in the namespace(s). [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Name] operation_id [Value] The identifier of the operation that can be used when contacting our support. [Type]

Output: string

Documentation - SkyBiometry - FREE cloud based Face Detection and Recognition API


Input: [Calling Feature] Account Codes [As Low As] Simple 6.40 Complex 6.40 [Description]

Output: Used to track phone calls/charges.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Anonymous Call Block [As Low As] 2.40 [Description]

Output: Reject calls from those who have enabled Caller ID block.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Caller-ID (Name & Number) [As Low As] 5.20 [Description]

Output: Displays name and number of the caller.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Caller-ID on Call Waiting [As Low As] 6.00 [Description]

Output: When on the phone and have a second caller, you will hear a tone and the number will display on your Caller ID.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Caller ID Block, per Call [As Low As] 0.00 [Description]

Output: Block the transmission of your Caller ID (number/name) info.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Caller ID Block, per Line [As Low As] 0.00 [Description]

Output: Prevents transmission of Caller ID info for all calls made from the line - you must request this feature.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Call Trace [Description]

Output: Trace a call hang up.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Call Return (*69) [As Low As] 2.00 [Description]

Output: Automatically call the last person who called you.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Call Waiting [As Low As] 2.60 [Description]

Output: Receive calls when you’re already on the phone.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Distinctive Ring/Multi-number [As Low As] one # 2.60 multi # 4.40 [Description]

Output: Add 1 or 2 additional numbers to the primary number's line.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Fax to Email [As Low As] 10.00 [Description]

Output: Delivers faxes as an attachment to any email account.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Repeat Dial (*66) [As Low As] 2.00 [Description]

Output: Repeatedly attempts to call a number (in-State only) for you.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Three-Way Calling [As Low As] 2.20 [Description]

Output: Allows you to conference two people onto a call with you, using just one line.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Toll Restriction [As Low As] .80 inter/intra 1.20 [Description]

Output: These blocks prevent the use of your phone for the specific types of calls indicated.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Variable Call Forwarding (*72) [As Low As] 2.40 [Description]

Output: Forward your incoming calls to another number.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Calling Feature] Voicemail [As Low As] one box 4.80 multi box 6.00 [Description]

Output: Avoid having to get a separate answering machine and be able to retrieve your messages anywhere.

Sovernet Communications - Residential Calling Features - Zone 2


Input: [Item] room height [Example] 8 ft [0]

Output: Height =

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Input: [Item] tree toppers ornaments [Example] 1 ft [0]

Output: minus

Merv's Real Estate Rant: Nova Scotia Christmas tree lots - ReMax Nova


Input: [Item] height added by the tree stand [Example] 0.5 ft [0]

Output: minus

Merv's Real Estate Rant: Nova Scotia Christmas tree lots - ReMax Nova


Input: [Item] height of any base or table that you put under the stand [Example] 0 [0]

Output: minus

Merv's Real Estate Rant: Nova Scotia Christmas tree lots - ReMax Nova


Input: [Item] bottom of tree removed [Example] 0.5 ft [0]

Output: plus

Merv's Real Estate Rant: Nova Scotia Christmas tree lots - ReMax Nova


Input: [Item] height of tree to buy at the farm = [Example] 7 ft [0]

Output: Equals

Merv's Real Estate Rant: Nova Scotia Christmas tree lots - ReMax Nova


Input: [Flag] SL_FORCE_ACCESS_CHECK [Associated I/O Operation] CREATE [Purpose]

Output: Force a security check, even when the call originated in kernel mode.

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Input: [Flag] SL_OPEN_PAGING_FILE [Associated I/O Operation] CREATE [Purpose]

Output: The file being opened is a paging file.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_OPEN_TARGET_DIRECTORY [Associated I/O Operation] CREATE [Purpose]

Output: The file being opened need not exist if the directory exists. This is used to create a file object for a subsequent rename operation

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_CASE_SENSITIVE [Associated I/O Operation] CREATE [Purpose]

Output: The file name should be handled in a case-sensitive fashion.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_KEY_SPECIFIED [Associated I/O Operation] READ/WRITE [Purpose]

Output: The key argument is valid

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_OVERRIDE_VERIFY_VOLUME [Associated I/O Operation] READ/WRITE/DEVICE CONTROL [Purpose]

Output: For removable media, the I/O should be performed even though the DO_VERIFY_VOLUME bit is set in the driverâs device object.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_WRITE_THROUGH [Associated I/O Operation] READ/WRITE [Purpose]

Output: The data should be written through the cache.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O