Input: [Code] 28 [Additional information] Caused by a program or memory error. First try going through the out of memory troubleshooting steps. [Runtime error]

Output: Out of stack space


Input: [Code] 35 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Sub or Function not defined


Input: [Code] 48 [Additional information] Caused with a bad installation or an issue caused after another program has been installed that replaced the programs DLL. Close all programs and TSRs and try installing the program again. [Runtime error]

Output: Error in loading DLL


Input: [Code] 52 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Bad file name or number


Input: [Code] 53 [Additional information] File required by the program to run is not found. Program needs to be reinstalled or missing file(s) need to be copied back to the computer. [Runtime error]

Output: File not found


Input: [Code] 54 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Bad file mode


Input: [Code] 55 [Additional information] Program or file associated with program is being used and program does not have access to use it. Try closing all open and background programs and run program again. [Runtime error]

Output: File already open


Input: [Code] 58 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: File already exists


Input: [Code] 61 [Additional information] The disk, for example, the hard drive does not have enough space for the program to run or to store copied files. Free up disk space on the computer hard drive. [Runtime error]

Output: Disk full


Input: [Code] 62 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Input past end of file


Input: [Code] 63 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Bad record number


Input: [Code] 64 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Bad file name


Input: [Code] 68 [Additional information] A hardware device or necessary requirement for the program is not being found. Verify all hardware and software required by the program is installed. If you continue to have the same issues verify the latest updates are installed for the program as well as any hardware device the program needs. [Runtime error]

Output: Device unavailable


Input: [Code] 70 [Additional information] The location of where the program is being copied to does not have proper rights. Or a file that is trying to be copied over because it's currently being used. Try closing all programs and TSRs and running/installing the program again. [Runtime error]

Output: Permission denied


Input: [Code] 71 [Additional information] Verify you have proper rights. [Runtime error]

Output: Disk not ready


Input: [Code] 74 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Can't rename with different drive


Input: [Code] 75 [Additional information] Program does not have rights or access to a file. Often this is caused when a program is trying to access a network file it doesn't have proper access to either because of network privileges or something is blocking the program. For example, if the file is being used by another program or is read-only. [Runtime error]

Output: Path/File access error


Input: [Code] 76 [Additional information] Directory of where the program needs to be copied to or files associated with the program need to be copied to is missing. Try reinstalling the program. [Runtime error]

Output: Path not found


Input: [Code] 91 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Object variable set to Nothing


Input: [Code] 93 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Invalid pattern


Input: [Code] 94 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Illegal use of NULL


Input: [Code] 102 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Command failed


Input: [Code] 339 [Additional information] An associated program file is missing or corrupt. Try reinstalling the program. [Runtime error]

Output: A file is missing or invalid


Input: [Code] 429 [Additional information] Program is corrupted, try reinstalling the program generating the runtime error. [Runtime error]

Output: Object creation failed


Input: [Code] 438 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: No such property or method


Input: [Code] 439 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Argument type mismatch


Input: [Code] 440 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Object error


Input: [Code] 901 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Input buffer would be larger than 64K


Input: [Code] 902 [Additional information] Verify the program is compatible with your version of Windows and has any software updates. [Runtime error]

Output: Operating system error


Input: [Code] 903 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: External procedure not found


Input: [Code] 904 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Global variable type mismatch


Input: [Code] 905 [Additional information] A setting either in the program shortcut or being defined by the user is correct. Try running just the program without any additional settings or variables. [Runtime error]

Output: User-defined type mismatch


Input: [Code] 906 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: External procedure interface mismatch


Input: [Code] 1001 [Additional information] Computer does not meet the programs system requirements or too much memory is already being used for the program to run. If your computer meets the requirements try first reinstalling the program to make sure it's not an issue with the program installation. If this does not resolve your issue run through the out of memory troubleshooting steps. [Runtime error]

Output: Out of memory


Input: [Code] 1025 [Additional information] Bad installation or an issue caused after another program that has been installed and replaced the programs DLL. Close all programs and TSRs and try installing the program again. [Runtime error]

Output: DLL is not supported


Input: [Class] java.uti.Locale [Signature] public String getScript() [Description]

Output: Returns the script code for this locale, which should either be the empty string or an ISO 15924 4-letter script code.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public String getExtension(char key) [Description]

Output: Returns the extension (or private use) value associated with the specified singleton key, or null if there is no extension associated with the key.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Set getExtensionKeys() [Description]

Output: Returns the set of extension keys associated with this locale, or the empty set if it has no extensions.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public String getUnicodeLocaleType(String key) [Description]

Output: Returns the Unicode locale type associated with the specified Unicode locale key for this locale.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Set getUnicodeLocaleKeys() [Description]

Output: Returns the set of keys for Unicode locale keywords defined by this locale, or null if this locale has no locale extension.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public String toLanguageTag() [Description]

Output: Returns a well-formed IETF BCP 47 language tag representing this locale.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public static Locale forLanguageTag(String languageTag) [Description]

Output: Returns a locale for the specified IETF BCP 47 language tag string.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public String getDisplayScript() [Description]

Output: Returns a name for the the locale's script code that is appropriate for display to the user.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public String getDisplayScript(Locale inLocale) [Description]

Output: Returns a name for the locale's script code that is appropriate for display to the user.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public static final char PRIVATE_USE_EXTENSION [Description]

Output: The key for the private use extension ('x').

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public static final char UNICODE_LOCALE_EXTENSION [Description]

Output: The key for the LDML extension ('u').

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Class] java.util.Locale.Builder [Signature] [New Class] [Description]

Output: Builder is used to build instances of Locale from values configured by the setter. Unlike the Locale constructors, the Builder checks if a value configured by a setter satisfies the syntactical requirements defined by the Locale class.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder() [Description]

Output: Constructs an empty Builder. The default value of all fields, extensions, and private use information is the empty string.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder(boolean isLenientVariant) [Description]

Output: Constructs an empty Builder with an option whether to allow setVariant to accept a value that does not conform to the IETF BCP 47 variant subtag's syntax requirements.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public boolean isLenientVariant() [Description]

Output: Returns true if this Builder accepts a value that does not conform to the IETF BCP 47 variant subtag's syntax requirements in setVariant.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder setLocale(Locale locale) [Description]

Output: Resets the Builder to match the provided locale.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder setLanguageTag(String languageTag) [Description]

Output: Resets the builder to match the provided IETF BCP 47 language tag.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder setLanguage(String language) [Description]

Output: Sets the language.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder setScript(String script) [Description]

Output: Sets the script.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder setRegion(String region) [Description]

Output: Sets the region.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder setVariant(String variant) [Description]

Output: Sets the variant.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder setExtension(char key, String value) [Description]

Output: Sets the extension for the given key.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder setUnicodeLocaleKeyword(String key, String type) [Description]

Output: Sets the Unicode locale keyword type for the given key.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder clear() [Description]

Output: Resets the builder to its initial, empty state.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Builder clearExtensions() [Description]

Output: Resets the extensions to their initial, default state.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public Locale build() [Description]

Output: Returns an instance of Locale created from the fields set on this builder.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Class] java.util.spi.LocaleNameProvider [Signature] public abstract String getDisplayScript(String scriptCode, Locale locale) [Description]

Output: Returns a localized name for the given IETF BCP47 script code and the given locale that is appropriate for display to the user.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Class] java.util.IllformedLocaleException [Signature] [New Class] [Description]

Output: Thrown by methods in java.util.Locale to indicate that a value is ill-formed.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public IllformedLocaleException(String message) [Description]

Output: Constructs a new IllformedLocaleException with the given message and -1 as the error index.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public IllformedLocaleException(String message, int errorIndex) [Description]

Output: Constructs a new IllformedLocaleException with the given message and error index.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Signature] public int getErrorIndex() [Description]

Output: Returns the index where the error was found, or -1 if unknown.

Java Locale Enhancement Design Proposal - OpenJDK Locale Enhancement Project


Input: [Interface] MetricsCollector [Description]

Output: The metrics collector interface

org.apache.hadoop.metrics2 (Apache Hadoop Main 0.23.11 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] MetricsInfo [Description]

Output: Interface to provide immutable meta info for metrics

org.apache.hadoop.metrics2 (Apache Hadoop Main 0.23.11 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] MetricsPlugin [Description]

Output: The plugin interface for the metrics framework

org.apache.hadoop.metrics2 (Apache Hadoop Main 0.23.11 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] MetricsRecord [Description]

Output: An immutable snapshot of metrics with a timestamp

org.apache.hadoop.metrics2 (Apache Hadoop Main 0.23.11 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] MetricsSink [Description]

Output: The metrics sink interface

org.apache.hadoop.metrics2 (Apache Hadoop Main 0.23.11 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] MetricsSource [Description]

Output: The metrics source interface

org.apache.hadoop.metrics2 (Apache Hadoop Main 0.23.11 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] MetricsSystemMXBean [Description]

Output: The JMX interface to the metrics system

org.apache.hadoop.metrics2 (Apache Hadoop Main 0.23.11 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] MetricsVisitor [Description]

Output: A visitor interface for metrics

org.apache.hadoop.metrics2 (Apache Hadoop Main 0.23.11 API)

Interface Summary


Input: [Setting] server_socket [Type] string [Required] Yes [Meaning and usage]

Output: Location of server unix socket.


Input: [Setting] archive_enable [Type] yes/no [Default] yes [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Setting this to no disables archiving.


Input: [Setting] archive_after [Type] integer [Default] 30 [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Archive messages older than this number of days.


Input: [Setting] stub_enable [Type] yes/no [Default] no [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Enables or disables stubbing.


Input: [Setting] stub_unread [Type] yes/no [Default] no [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Enables or disables stubbing of unread messages.


Input: [Setting] stub_after [Type] integer [Default] 0 [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Stub messages older than this number of days. When archive_after has a larger value than this setting, archive_after is used instead.


Input: [Setting] delete_enable [Type] yes/no [Default] no [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Delete archived messages from the main store. Only archived messages can be deleted. Note that if this option is set to yes, no stubbing is performed.


Input: [Setting] delete_unread [Type] yes/no [Default] no [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Enables or disables deleting unread archived messages from the main store.


Input: [Setting] delete_after [Type] integer [Default] 0 [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Delete messages older than this number of days. When archive_after has a larger value than this setting, archive_after is used instead.


Input: [Setting] purge_enable [Type] yes/no [Default] no [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Enables or disables purging of messages in the archive server(s).


Input: [Setting] purge_after [Type] integer [Default] 2555 (7 years) [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Purge messages older than this number of days. When archive_after has a larger value than this setting, archive_after is used instead.


Input: [Setting] cleanup_action [Type] string [Default] store [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Specify what action should be taken on archive messages whose primary message has been deleted. Possible options are: store: the archived message in a special folder named Zarafa Archive\Deleted; delete, delete the archived messages.


Input: [Setting] cleanup_follow_purge_after [Type] yes/no [Default] no [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Specify that items that are cleaned up from the archive are at least the age that is specified in setting purge_after. This is to avoid messages being deleted from the archive when they were deleted from the primary store by a delete operation. Note that setting this to yes will cause a cleanup run to seemingly do nothing. A rule of thumb is to set this to the same value as delete_enable. So when delete_enable is set to yes, make sure cleanup_follow_purge_after is also set to yes.


Input: [Setting] enable_auto_attach [Type] yes/no [Default] no [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Specify whether on each archive run an auto-attach run is performed in order to match the attached archives to the requested state as specified in LDAP or ADS.


Input: [Setting] auto_attach_writable [Type] yes/no [Default] yes [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Specify whether an auto attached archive will be granted write permissions for the user the arcive is attached to.


Input: [Setting] purge_soft_deleted [Type] yes/no [Default] no [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Specify whether archiver must purge soft-deleted items before a clean-up run


Input: [Setting] log_method [Type] string [Default] file [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Logging method, either syslog of file.


Input: [Setting] log_file [Type] string [Default] - [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: File name of log file when log_method = file, use "-" for stderr


Input: [Setting] log_level [Type] integer [Default] 2 [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Log level (0 = no logging, 5 = full logging)


Input: [Setting] log_timestamp [Type] integer [Default] 1 [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Log timestamp - prefix each log line with timestamp in file logging mode.


Input: [Setting] sslkey_file [Type] string [Required] Yes [Meaning and usage]

Output: Log in to Zarafa server using this SSL Key.


Input: [Setting] sslkey_pass [Type] string [Required] Yes [Meaning and usage]

Output: Password of SSL Key.


Input: [Setting] pid_file [Type] string [Default] /var/run/zarafa-archiver.pid [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Name of control pid file.


Input: [Setting] mysql_host [Type] string [Default] localhost [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: MySQL hostname to connect to for database access.


Input: [Setting] mysql_port [Type] string [Default] 3306 [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: MySQL port to connect with (usually 3306).


Input: [Setting] mysql_user [Type] string [Default] root [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Name of the user with which to connect to MySQL.


Input: [Setting] mysql_password [Type] string [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: The password for mysql_user (leave empty for no password).


Input: [Setting] mysql_socket [Type] string [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Override the default MySQL socket to access mysql locally. Works only if the mysql_host value is empty or localhost.


Input: [Setting] mysql_database [Type] string [Default] zarafa-archiver [Required] No [Meaning and usage]

Output: Database to connect to.


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

Output: name

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert a relevant image for the name. [Parameter]

Output: image

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] The infobox automatically resizes images to a width of 220px. Use this parameter only if the image being used is smaller than 220px. [Parameter]

Output: image_size

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


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

Output: caption

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the pronunciation(s) of the name. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). [Parameter]

Output: pronunciation

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the gender of the name. Use either Female, Male, or Both. [Parameter]

Output: gender

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the meaning(s) of the name. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). [Parameter]

Output: meaning

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


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

Output: region

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the origin of the name. This should be an unnecessary field if both 'region' and 'language' are used. [Parameter]

Output: origin

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the other spellings of the name. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). [Parameter]

Output: alternative spelling

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the nicknames associated with the name. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). [Parameter]

Output: nickname

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the names variant forms. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). [Parameter]

Output: variant forms

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert name(s) that are related to the name in question. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each name to its appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: related names

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the date and country of the name day of the name. It should be in [[MONTH DAY]] (COUNTRY) format. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). [Parameter]

Output: name day

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert words from which the name is derived. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). [Parameter]

Output: derived

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the language(s) of origin. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). Note that this option ties in with the next 3 options. [Parameter]

Output: language

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the variant form(s) of the name. The alternate spellings of the name. However, note the more specific options below. [Parameter]

Output: variant

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the short form(s) of the name. [Parameter]

Output: shortform

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the cognate(s) associated with the name. [Parameter]

Output: cognate

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the Anglicisation(s) associated with the name. This is for listing the Anglicised forms of a non-English language name. Note derivative option below. [Parameter]

Output: anglicisation

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the derivative(s) associated with the name. This is for listing the non-English language names that this name has spawned. [Parameter]

Output: derivative

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the derivation of the word listed above. (). [Parameter]

Output: derivation

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert the names that might not fit the into the 'other names' options above. [Parameter]

Output: related pages

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Inserting anything for this field will enable the link to the Popular names article. [Parameter]

Output: popularity

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Explanation] Insert footnotes or references regarding the information given within this infobox. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). [Parameter]

Output: footnotes

Template:Infobox given name - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Option] Distributed loads [Description]

Output: Arcs that are designated as distributed loads. Arrows are drawn at the spacing and scale specified to show the loading.

UTEXAS Display Options


Input: [Option] Head [Description]

Output: Arcs designated as Head arcs have the space above them filled with the specified color.

UTEXAS Display Options


Input: [Option] Starting circle [Description]

Output: The starting circle specified in the UTEXAS Analysis Options dialog.

UTEXAS Display Options


Input: [Option] Factor of safety [Description]

Output: If a solution exists, the factor of safety.

UTEXAS Display Options


Input: [Option] Critical surface [Description]

Output: If a solution exists, the critical surface.

UTEXAS Display Options


Input: [Option] Limiting depth [Description]

Output: The limiting depth specified in the UTEXAS Analysis Options dialog.

UTEXAS Display Options


Input: [Option] Tangent line [Description]

Output: The horizontal tangent line specified in the UTEXAS Analysis Options dialog.

UTEXAS Display Options


Input: [Base command] git branch foo [Useless functionality] Creates a branch but does nothing with it [Useful command] git checkout -b foo [Useful functionality]

Output: Creates branch and switches to it


Input: [Base command] git remote [Useless functionality] Shows names of remotes [Useful command] git remote -v [Useful functionality]

Output: Shows names and URLs of remotes


Input: [Base command] git stash [Useless functionality] Stores modifications to tracked files, then rolls them back [Useful command] git stash -u [Useful functionality]

Output: Also does the same to untracked files


Input: [Base command] git branch [Useless functionality] Lists names of local branches [Useful command] git branch -rv [Useful functionality]

Output: Lists local and remote tracking branches; shows latest commit message


Input: [Base command] git rebase [Useless functionality] Destroy history blindfolded [Useful command] git rebase -i [Useful functionality]

Output: Lets you rewrite the upstream history of a branch, choosing which commits to keep, squash, or ditch.


Input: [Base command] git reset foo [Useless functionality] Unstages files [Useful command] git reset –hard git reset –soft [Useful functionality]

Output: Discards local modifications Returns to another commit, but doesn’t touch working directory.


Input: [Base command] git add [Useless functionality] Nothing – prints warning [Useful command] git add . git add -A [Useful functionality]

Output: Stages all local modifications/additions Stages all local modifications/additions/deletions


Input: [Make Target] base [Comments]

Output: Compile and package the base module. This is the default target for modular policies.


Input: [Make Target] modules [Comments]

Output: Compile and package all Reference Policy modules configured to be built as loadable modules.


Input: [Make Target] MODULENAME.pp [Comments]

Output: Compile and package the MODULENAME Reference Policy module.


Input: [Make Target] all [Comments]

Output: Compile and package the base module and all Reference Policy modules configured to be built as loadable modules.


Input: [Make Target] install [Comments]

Output: Compile, package, and install the base module and Reference Policy modules configured to be built as loadable modules.


Input: [Make Target] load [Comments]

Output: Compile, package, and install the base module and Reference Policy modules configured to be built as loadable modules, then insert them into the module store.


Input: [Make Target] validate [Comments]

Output: Validate if the configured modules can successfully link and expand.


Input: [Make Target] install-headers [Comments]

Output: Install the policy headers into /usr/share/selinux/NAME. The headers are sufficient for building a policy module locally, without requiring the complete Reference Policy sources. The build.conf settings for this policy configuration should be set before using this target.


Input: [Description] Sets the bottom margin edge for a positioned box [Values] auto length % inherit [Property]

Output: bottom


Input: [Description] Clips an absolutely positioned element [Values] shape auto inherit [Property]

Output: clip


Input: [Description] Specifies the type of cursor to be displayed [Values] url auto crosshair default pointer move e-resize ne-resize nw-resize n-resize se-resize sw-resize s-resize w-resize text wait help [Property]

Output: cursor


Input: [Description] Sets the left margin edge for a positioned box [Values] auto length % inherit [Property]

Output: left


Input: [Description] Specifies what happens if content overflows an element's box [Values] auto hidden scroll visible inherit [Property]

Output: overflow


Input: [Description] Specifies the type of positioning for an element [Values] absolute fixed relative static inherit [Property]

Output: position


Input: [Description] Sets the right margin edge for a positioned box [Values] auto length % inherit [Property]

Output: right


Input: [Description] Sets the top margin edge for a positioned box [Values] auto length % inherit [Property]

Output: top


Input: [Description] Sets the stack order of an element [Values] number auto inherit [Property]

Output: z-index


Input: [Action] Moves selections, layers, and guides. [Tool Name]

Output: Move

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Input: [Action] Makes a rectangular selection and provides access to the Elliptical, Single Row, and Single Column Marquee Tools. [Tool Name]

Output: Rectangular Marquee

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Input: [Action] Draws free-hand segments of a selection's border and provides access to the Polygonal Lasso Tool and Magnetic Lasso Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Lasso

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Input: [Action] Selects consistently colored areas without requiring you to trace the outline and provides access to the Quick Selection Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Magic Wand

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Input: [Action] Removes unwanted portions from an image. For more information see, Cropping an Image. [Tool Name]

Output: Crop

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Input: [Action] Creates slices so you can separate your document into areas, which makes it more functional. It also provides access to the Slice Select Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Slice

Photoshop CS3: Photoshop Toolbox: An Introduction, UWEC


Input: [Action] Corrects imperfections in an image by making them disappear into the surrounding image. It also provides access to the Healing Brush Tool, Patch Tool, and the Red Eye Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Spot Healing Brush

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Input: [Action] Paints brush strokes onto an image and provides access to the Pencil Tool and Color Replacement Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Brush

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Input: [Action] Paints a clone of an image or area of an image you have already selected. It also provides access to the Pattern Stamp Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Clone Stamp

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Input: [Action] Paints a copy of one image state or snapshot of an image into your current image's window. It also provides access to the Art History Brush Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: History Brush

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Input: [Action] Erases pixels wherever the mouse is clicked. It also provides access to the Background Eraser Tool and the Magic Eraser Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Eraser

Photoshop CS3: Photoshop Toolbox: An Introduction, UWEC


Input: [Action] Creates a gradual blend between colors and also provides access to the Paint Bucket Tool. For more information, see Working with the Gradient Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Gradient

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Input: [Action] Softens the edges of an image. It also provides access to the Sharpen Tool and the Smudge Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Blur

Photoshop CS3: Photoshop Toolbox: An Introduction, UWEC


Input: [Action] Allows you to darken or lighten areas of an image. It also provides access to the Burn Tool and the Sponge Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Dodge

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Input: [Action] Allows you to create, edit, or smooth lines and shapes. It also provides access to the Freeform Pen Tool, Add Anchor Point Tool, Delete Anchor Point Tool, and the Convert Point Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Pen

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Input: [Action] Allows you to insert text onto an image. It also provides access to the Vertical Type Tool, Horizontal Type Mask Tool, and the Vertical Type Mask Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Horizontal Type

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Input: [Action] Makes shape or segment selections that show anchor points, direction lines, and direction points. It also provides access to the Direct Selection Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Path Selection

Photoshop CS3: Photoshop Toolbox: An Introduction, UWEC


Input: [Action] Allows you to draw different shapes. It also provides access to the Rounded Rectangle Tool, Ellipse Tool, Polygon Tool, Line Tool, and the Custom Shape Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Rectangle

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Input: [Action] Allows you to add notes to any image. It also provides access to the Audio Annotation Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Notes

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Input: [Action] Allows you to get colors from an image to designate as a new background or foreground color. It also provides access to the Color Sampler Tool, the Ruler Tool, and the Count Tool. [Tool Name]

Output: Eyedropper

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Input: [Action] Moves an image within its window. [Tool Name]

Output: Hand

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Input: [Action] Magnifies or reduces the view size of an image. [Tool Name]

Output: Zoom

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Input: [Name] New Room [Description]

Output: Create a new tab on the screen to represent a room. In the example shown above, two rooms have been created names Lights and Controls.


Input: [Name] New Switch [Description]

Output: Creates a new X10 switch


Input: [Name] Save [Description]

Output: Saves the current configuration to the local host. Currently this is only enabled when the application is running as a standalone application. At some point I will figure out how signing works and will be able to save even when running as an applet.


Input: [Name] Print [Description]

Output: Prints out a text based description of the X10 network to a local printer. Currently not enabled.


Input: [Name] Copy [Description]

Output: Copies the currently selected X10 switch to a hold buffer. This option is enabled if a switch has been selected.


Input: [Name] Paste [Description]

Output: Creates a new switch with the attributes copied using the Copy button. This button is enabled if a switch has been copied to the copy buffer.


Input: [Name] Cut [Description]

Output: Copies the currently selected switch to the copy buffer and deletes the switch. This button is enabled if a switch has been selected.


Input: [Name] Delete [Description]

Output: Deletes the selected switch from the configuration or deletes the entire room if it is empty. This button is enabled if a switch has been selected.


Input: [Name] Edit Properties [Description]

Output: Displays a dialog box allowing the properties of the selected switch to be edited. This button is enabled if a switch has been selected.


Input: [Name] Rename Room [Description]

Output: Displays a dialog box allowing the user to change the name of the currently displayed room.


Input: [Name] Align to grid [Description]

Output: Aligns each switch to its nearest point on the mesh. The switch will be aligned to the nearest grid position that is less than the current position.


Input: [Name] Show Log [Description]

Output: If this button is selected, the log of activity on the X10 network will be displayed on the left hand side of the screen.


Input: [Name] Auto Discovery [Description]

Output: If this button is selected, the application will create switches as it hears them on the network. The default switch will be dimmable and support scenes. All new switches will be added to the room "Discovered". If the room does not exist, the room will be created.


Input: [Name] Audio [Description]

Output: This button is a toggle button. When it displays the picture of a speaker, audio feedback is enabled. When it displays the square button, audio feedback is disabled.


Input: [Name] Reconnect [Description]

Output: Reestablishes communications with the x10 server. This is primarily intended to allow the application to continue to run even if the x10serv application is restarted. x10web loses its connection when x10serv is restarted and must be restarted to reestablish communications.


Input: [Name] Help [Description]

Output: Displays a help window.


Input: [Description] _C_RESET [Variable]

Output: Reset formatting – Turn off all attributes

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Input: [Description] _C_BOLD _C_BOLD_OFF [Variable]

Output: Set bright mode on/off

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Input: [Description] _C_UNDERLINE _C_UNDERLINE_OFF [Variable]

Output: Set underline mode on/off

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Input: [Description] _C_BLINK _C_BLINK_OFF [Variable]

Output: Set blink mode on/off

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Input: [Description] _C_REVERSE _C_REVERSE_OFF [Variable]

Output: Exchange foreground and background colors

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Input: [Description] _C_HIDE _C_HIDE_OFF [Variable]

Output: Hide text (foreground color would be the same as background)

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Input: [Description] _C_BLACK _C_RED _C_GREEN _C_YELLOW _C_BLUE _C_MAGENTA _C_CYAN _C_WHITE _C_DEFAULT [Variable]

Output: Font colors

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Input: [Description] _CB_BLACK _CB_RED _CB_GREEN _CB_YELLOW _CB_BLUE _CB_MAGENTA _CB_CYAN _CB_WHITE _CB_DEFAULT [Variable]

Output: Background colors

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Input: [Value] Single [Specification]

Output: Configuration

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Input: [Value] 20000mA [Specification]

Output: Maximum Continuous Drain Current

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Input: [Value] 15V [Specification]

Output: Maximum Drain Source Voltage

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Input: [Value] -5V [Specification]

Output: Maximum Gate Source Voltage

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Input: [Value] -65°C [Specification]

Output: Minimum Operating Temperature

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Input: [Value] 175°C [Specification]

Output: Maximum Operating Temperature

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Input: [Attribute] Name [Description]

Output: Input variable name

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Input: [Attribute] Label [Description]

Output: Text to be displayed next to the input box

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Input: [Attribute] Tooltip [Description]

Output: The tool tip that appears when the user moves the mouse over the input box

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Input: [Attribute] Type [Description]

Output: Available input types: • dir • string • Boolean • file • password • list •projectdir •projectfile

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Input: [Attribute] Required [Description]

Output: Specifies whether the input is required

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Input: [Attribute] Pattern [Description]

Output: A regular expression used to validate the input

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Input: [Attribute] Errormessage [Description]

Output: The message displayed if the validation fails

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Input: [Attribute] Helpmessage [Description]

Output: The help message displayed when the label is moused over

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Input: [Attribute] Default [Description]

Output: The default value

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Input: [Attribute] Checked [Description]

Output: Creates a checkbox that relates a Boolean value

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Input: [0] s [Macro Name] SECRM [Meaning]

Output: When a file with this attribute set is deleted, its blocks are zeroed and written back to the disk.

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Input: [0] u [Macro Name] UNRM [Meaning]

Output: When a file with this attribute set is deleted, its contents are saved.

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Input: [0] c [Macro Name] COMPR [Meaning]

Output: Files marked with this attribute are automatically compressed on write and uncompressed on read. (not implemented yet)

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Input: [0] i [Macro Name] IMMUTABLE [Meaning]

Output: A file with this attribute cannot be modified: it cannot be deleted or renamed, no link can be created to this file and no data can be written to the file.

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Input: [0] a [Macro Name] APPEND [Meaning]

Output: Files with this attribute set can only be opened in append mode for writing.

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Input: [0] d [Macro Name] NODUMP [Meaning]

Output: If this flag is set, the file is not candidate for backup with the dump utility.

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Input: [0] S [Macro Name] SYNC [Meaning]

Output: Updates to the file contents are done synchronously.

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Input: [0] A [Macro Name] NOATIME [Meaning]

Output: Prevents updating the atime record on files when they are accessed or modified.

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Input: [0] t [Macro Name] NOTAIL [Meaning]

Output: A file with the t attribute will not have a partial block fragment at the end of the file merged with other files.

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Input: [0] D [Macro Name] DIRSYNC [Meaning]

Output: Changes to a directory having this attribute set will be done synchronously.

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Input: [Data type] Number [Default] 1 [Description] This is the number of panes visible in your styled carousel. Used in conjunction with the width of the `.clip` element to calculate the distance required to animate during transition. [Parameter]

Output: visiblePanes

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Input: [Data type] Number [Default] 1 [Description] This is the number of panes that will move with each activation of next or previous. This means it is perfectly possible to have 2 panes visible but move only one at a time, should that be what is required. [Parameter]

Output: panesToMove

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Input: [Data type] Boolean [Default] true [Description] This flag will create a pagination ul when set to true. The pagination controls will appear with the standard controls, directly after the .clip element. [Parameter]

Output: pagination

Modern Carousel - Tim Huegdon's Projects


Input: [Data type] Number [Default] 200 [Description] The number of milliseconds the transition animation should last for. [Parameter]

Output: speed

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Input: [Data type] String [Default] "swing" [Description] The easing method to use on the transition animation. [Parameter]

Output: easing

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Input: [Data type] Boolean [Default] false [Description] This flag causes the carousel to loop once the final pane has been reached. [Parameter]

Output: loop

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Input: [Data type] Boolean [Default] false [Description] When set to true, the carousel will automatically start to animate once instantiation is complete. [Parameter]

Output: autoplay

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Input: [Data type] Boolean [Default] false [Description] If active, the controls will only show when the carousel is hovered over. [Parameter]

Output: hovercontrols

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Input: [Data type] Boolean [Default] false [Description] If active, the carousel will pause playing when the carousel is hovered over. [Parameter]

Output: hoverpause

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Input: [Data type] Number [Default] 2000 [Description] The number of milliseconds to pause on each pane of the carousel when playing. [Parameter]

Output: delay

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Input: [Data type] Function reference or false [Default] false [Description] A reference to a transition function defined at $.fn.carousel. E.g. “yourTransitionHere” would reference a function defined at $.fn.carousel.yourTransitionHere. [Parameter]

Output: transition

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Input: [Keyword] ABSTRACT [Brief Description]

Output: Abstract of article


Input: [Keyword] AWARD [Brief Description]

Output: Announcement of an available Award or similar opportunity when money not involved; or of an Award received


Input: [Keyword] BIB ESSAY [Brief Description]

Output: Bibliographic essay of multiple works


Input: [Keyword] CFP [Brief Description]

Output: Call For Papers


Input: [Keyword] CONFANN [Brief Description]

Output: Conference Announcement


Input: [Keyword] EXHIBIT [Brief Description]

Output: Time-limited exhibit, show, or display


Input: [Keyword] FILM [Brief Description]

Output: Discussion or announcement about one or more films; or discussion of a film-related topic


Input: [Keyword] FUNDING [Brief Description]

Output: Grants, fellowships, monetary awards, other funding opportunities


Input: [Keyword] H-NET [Brief Description]

Output: Posting about H-Net


Input: [Keyword] H-URBAN [Brief Description]

Output: Posting about H-Urban


Input: [Keyword] INTRO [Brief Description]

Output: Introduction of H-Urban Subscriber


Input: [Keyword] JOBS [Brief Description]

Output: Job posting (including H-Net Job Guide)


Input: [Keyword] LECTURE [Brief Description]

Output: Announce single lecture


Input: [Keyword] HOUSING [Brief Description]

Output: Need to find housing for stay in another city, etc.


Input: [Keyword] MAPS [Brief Description]

Output: Announcement about maps or map resources


Input: [Keyword] NEWS [Brief Description]

Output: Current or noteworthy events


Input: [Keyword] OBIT [Brief Description]

Output: Announcement and/or tribute


Input: [Keyword] PANEL SEARCH [Brief Description]

Output: Researcher looking to join a conference panel or session being organized on specific topic


Input: [Keyword] PUB [Brief Description]

Output: Announcement by subscriber of new book or article


Input: [Keyword] QUOTES [Brief Description]

Output: Quotations about city and metropolitan life, with or without commentary


Input: [Keyword] RE: [Brief Description]

Output: Follow-up to earlier discussion


Input: [Keyword] REVIEW [Brief Description]

Output: Review of a book, film, web site, or other multimedia


Input: [Keyword] REPORT [Brief Description]

Output: Report on a significant event like a conference attendance


Input: [Keyword] SEMINAR [Brief Description]

Output: Announcement of seminar


Input: [Keyword] TEACHING (Syllabi) [Brief Description]

Output: Syllabus, syllabi, or course descriptions


Input: [Keyword] TEACHING [Brief Description]

Output: Other teaching-related postings (questions about books, etc.)


Input: [Keyword] TOC [Brief Description]

Output: Table of Contents


Input: [Keyword] UrbStud [Brief Description]

Output: Announcement of a university urban studies or similar type of program


Input: [Keyword] TRAVEL [Brief Description]

Output: Announcements of scholarly travel trips


Input: [Keyword] WWW [Brief Description]

Output: Announcement of WWW sites, including those added to H-Urban Web Links page


Input: [Interface] DOMImplementation [Section] DOMImplementation Objects [Purpose]

Output: Interface to the underlying implementation.

20.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Python 3.3.5 documentation


Input: [Interface] Node [Section] Node Objects [Purpose]

Output: Base interface for most objects in a document.

20.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Python 3.3.5 documentation


Input: [Interface] NodeList [Section] NodeList Objects [Purpose]

Output: Interface for a sequence of nodes.

20.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Python 3.3.5 documentation


Input: [Interface] DocumentType [Section] DocumentType Objects [Purpose]

Output: Information about the declarations needed to process a document.

20.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Python 3.3.5 documentation


Input: [Interface] Document [Section] Document Objects [Purpose]

Output: Object which represents an entire document.

20.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Python 3.3.5 documentation


Input: [Interface] Element [Section] Element Objects [Purpose]

Output: Element nodes in the document hierarchy.

20.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Python 3.3.5 documentation


Input: [Interface] Attr [Section] Attr Objects [Purpose]

Output: Attribute value nodes on element nodes.

20.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Python 3.3.5 documentation


Input: [Interface] Comment [Section] Comment Objects [Purpose]

Output: Representation of comments in the source document.

20.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Python 3.3.5 documentation


Input: [Interface] Text [Section] Text and CDATASection Objects [Purpose]

Output: Nodes containing textual content from the document.

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Input: [Interface] ProcessingInstruction [Section] ProcessingInstruction Objects [Purpose]

Output: Processing instruction representation.

20.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Python 3.3.5 documentation


Input: [Invariant] The System.Type.IsGenericTypeDefinition property is true . Defines a generic type. A constructed type is created by calling the System.Type.MakeGenericType(System.Type[]) method on a Type object that represents a generic type definition, and specifying an array of type arguments. System.Type.MakeGenericType(System.Type[]) can be called only on generic type definitions. Any generic type definition is a generic type, but the converse is not true. [Term]

Output: generic type definition


Input: [Invariant] The System.Type.IsGenericType property is true . Can be a generic type definition, an open constructed type, or a closed constructed type. Note that an array type whose element type is generic is not itself a generic type. The same is true of a Type object representing a pointer to a generic type. [Term]

Output: generic type


Input: [Invariant] The System.Type.ContainsGenericParameters property is true . It is not possible to create an instance of an open constructed type. Note that not all open constructed types are generic, such as an array type whose element type is a generic type definition. [Term]

Output: open constructed type


Input: [Invariant] The System.Type.ContainsGenericParameters property is false . When examined recursively, the type has no unassigned generic parameters. The containing type or method has no generic type parameters, and, recursively, no type arguments have unassigned generic type parameters. [Term]

Output: closed constructed type


Input: [Invariant] The System.Type.IsGenericParameter property is true . In a generic type definition, a placeholder for a type that will be assigned later. [Term]

Output: generic type parameter


Input: [Invariant] Can be any type, including a generic type parameter. Type arguments are specified as an array of Type objects passed to the System.Type.MakeGenericType(System.Type[]) method when creating a constructed generic type. If instances of the resulting type are to be created, the System.Type.ContainsGenericParameters property must be false for all the type arguments. [Term]

Output: generic type argument


Input: [Field] Unique position identifier and CUSIP, if available [Example] 999999999AU [Data application]

Output: Information needed to readily track and distinguish positions; unique trade confirmation number if available.

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Input: [Field] Portfolio location identifier (to identify the headquarters or branch where the position is booked) [Example] XY12Z [Data application]

Output: Information needed to determine the headquarters or branch where the position is booked (see section B.1 of this Appendix).

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Input: [Field] Type of position (including the general nature of the reference asset or interest rate) [Example] Interest rate swap, credit default swap, equity swap, foreign exchange forward, securities repurchase agreement, loan repurchase agreement [Data application]

Output: Information needed to determine the extent to which the institution is involved in any particular QFC market.

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Input: [Field] Purpose of the position (if the purpose consists of hedging strategies, include the general category of the item(s) hedged) [Example] Trading, hedging mortgage servicing, hedging certificates of deposit [Data application]

Output: Information needed to determine the role of the QFC in the institution's business strategy.

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Input: [Field] Termination date(date the position terminates or is expected to terminate, expire, mature, or when final performance is required) [Example] 3/31/2010 [Data application]

Output: Information needed to determine when the institution's rights and obligations regarding the position are expected to end.

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Input: [Field] Next call, put, or cancellation date [Example] 9/30/08 [Data application]

Output: Information needed to determine when a call, put, or cancellation may occur with respect to a position.

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Input: [Field] Next payment date [Example] 9/30/08 [Data application]

Output: Information needed to anticipate potential upcoming obligations.

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Input: [Field] Current market value of the position (as of the date of the file) [Example] $995,000 [Data application]

Output: Information needed to determine if the institution is in-or out-of-the money with the counterparty.

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Input: [Field] Unique counterparty identifier [Example] AB999C [Data application]

Output: Information needed to aggregate positions by counterparty.

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Input: [Field] Notional or principal amount of the position (this is the notional amount, where applicable) [Example] $1,000,000 [Data application]

Output: Information needed to help evaluate the position.

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Input: [Field] Documentation status of position [Example] Affirmed, confirmed, or neither affirmed nor confirmed [Data application]

Output: Information needed to determine reliability of a booked position and its legal status.

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Input: [Class] .visible-phone [Mobile (<=767px)] Visible [Tablets (768px-979px)] Hidden [Desktop (>979px)]

Output: Hidden

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Input: [Class] .visible-tablet [Mobile (<=767px)] Hidden [Tablets (768px-979px)] Visible [Desktop (>979px)]

Output: Hidden

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Input: [Class] .visible-desktop [Mobile (<=767px)] Hidden [Tablets (768px-979px)] Hidden [Desktop (>979px)]

Output: Visible

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Input: [Class] .hidden-phone [Mobile (<=767px)] Hidden [Tablets (768px-979px)] Visible [Desktop (>979px)]

Output: Visible

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Input: [Class] .hidden-tablet [Mobile (<=767px)] Visible [Tablets (768px-979px)] Hidden [Desktop (>979px)]

Output: Visible

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Input: [Class] .hidden-desktop [Mobile (<=767px)] Visible [Tablets (768px-979px)] Visible [Desktop (>979px)]

Output: Hidden

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Input: [Attribute] failonerror [Required] No [Default] true [Description]

Output: Specifies whether you want to stop the build if the task encounters an error.

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Input: [Attribute] file [Required] Yes, unless a nested fileset element is used. [Description]

Output: Specifies the file you want to transfer. You can give a local path or a remote path of the form user[:password]@host:/directory/path.

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Input: [Attribute] keyfile [Required] Yes, if you are using key-based authentication. [Description]

Output: Specifies the location of a file holding the private key you want to use.

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Input: [Attribute] knownhosts [Required] No [Default] ${user.home}/.ssh/known_hosts. [Description]

Output: Specifies the known hosts file, which can be used to validate remote hosts.

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Input: [Attribute] passphrase [Required] Yes, if you are using key-based authentication. [Description]

Output: Specifies the passphrase for your private key.

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Input: [Attribute] password [Required] No if you are using key-based authentication or the password has been given in the file or todir attribute. [Description]

Output: Specifies the password you want to use for logging in.

ONJava.com: Developing for the Web with Ant, Part 2


Input: [Attribute] port [Required] No [Default] 22 [Description]

Output: Specifies the port you want to connect to on the remote host.

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Input: [Attribute] todir [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Specifies the directory you want to copy to. This can be a local path or a remote path of the form user[:password]@host:/directory/path.

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Input: [Attribute] trust [Required] No [Default] no [Description]

Output: Specifies you want to trust all unknown hosts if set to yes/true. If set to false (the default), the host you connect to must be listed in your knownhosts file.

ONJava.com: Developing for the Web with Ant, Part 2


Input: [Description] Reports a problem with a lease [Exception]

Output: LeaseException

org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver (HBase 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Description] Thrown if request for nonexistent column family. [Exception]

Output: NoSuchColumnFamilyException

org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver (HBase 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Description] Thrown by the region server when it is aborting. [Exception]

Output: RegionServerAbortedException

org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver (HBase 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Description] Thrown if the region server log directory exists (which indicates another region server is running at the same address) [Exception]

Output: RegionServerRunningException

org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver (HBase 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Description] Thrown by the region server when it is in shutting down state. [Exception]

Output: RegionServerStoppedException

org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver (HBase 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Description] Deprecated use RowTooBigException instead. [Exception]

Output: RowTooBigException

org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver (HBase 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Description] Thrown when a request contains a key which is not part of this region [Exception]

Output: WrongRegionException

org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver (HBase 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Description] The cells in a workbook can be calculated in different orders depending on various optimizations and dependencies. [Class]

Output: CalculationChain

org.apache.poi.xssf.model (POI API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class]

Output: CommentsTable

org.apache.poi.xssf.model (POI API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] Holds details of links to parts of other workbooks (eg named ranges), along with the most recently seen values for what they point to. [Class]

Output: ExternalLinksTable

org.apache.poi.xssf.model (POI API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] Deprecated [Class]

Output: IndexedUDFFinder

org.apache.poi.xssf.model (POI API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] This class implements the Custom XML Mapping Part (Open Office XML Part 1: chapter 12.3.6) An instance of this part type contains a schema for an XML file, and information on the behavior that is used when allowing this custom XML schema to be mapped into the spreadsheet. [Class]

Output: MapInfo

org.apache.poi.xssf.model (POI API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] Used internally to navigate the paragraph text style hierarchy within a shape and fetch properties [Class]

Output: ParagraphPropertyFetcher

org.apache.poi.xssf.model (POI API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] Table of strings shared across all sheets in a workbook. [Class]

Output: SharedStringsTable

org.apache.poi.xssf.model (POI API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] This class implements the Single Cell Tables Part (Open Office XML Part 4: chapter 3.5.2) [Class]

Output: SingleXmlCells

org.apache.poi.xssf.model (POI API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] Table of styles shared across all sheets in a workbook. [Class]

Output: StylesTable

org.apache.poi.xssf.model (POI API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] Class that represents theme of XLSX document. [Class]

Output: ThemesTable

org.apache.poi.xssf.model (POI API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Value] ID [Description]

Output: Enter your ID.

LexisNexis® Help - Sign In to Lexis Diligence®


Input: [Value] Password [Description]

Output: Enter your Password

LexisNexis® Help - Sign In to Lexis Diligence®


Input: [Value] Forgotten Your Password [Description]

Output: Click on this link to receive an email with access to your Password information.

LexisNexis® Help - Sign In to Lexis Diligence®


Input: [Value] Sign In [Description]

Output: After providing your ID and Password, click on this button to begin your session.

LexisNexis® Help - Sign In to Lexis Diligence®


Input: [Value] Remember My Sign-in Information [Description]

Output: Select this box if you prefer not to enter your ID and Password each time you enter Lexis Diligence®. If you use more than one browser, remember to save your sign-in information on each one. Note: This function is not recommended for use on public workstations. All research performed at a workstation will be assigned to the ID in use when Remember my Sign-in Information was selected, and that ID will accrue charges accordingly. To turn off the Remember my Sign-in Information option, sign out of Lexis Diligence® and click on the Click here if you no longer wish to save your Sign-in information link on the page that appears.

LexisNexis® Help - Sign In to Lexis Diligence®


Input: [Value] Use a Secure Connection (SSL) for Entire Session [Description]

Output: Your sign-in information is always sent over a secure connection using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). However, if you click on the Use a Secure Connection (SSL) for Entire Session link, your entire session is transmitted using a secure connection. SSL is the standard encryption protocol used to provide a secure connection. With SSL in place, information is encrypted before it is transmitted between your computer and Lexis Diligence®, blocking any attempt to observe this information by another party. Note: SSL encryption may result in slightly slower system performance over a dial-up connection. To turn off the secure connection, either: Select the Sign Out link at the top of any Lexis Diligence® page, then sign back in, leaving the Use a Secure Connection (SSL) for Entire Session box cleared Select the Preferences link at the top of any Lexis Diligence® page and clear the Use a secure connection (SSL) for entire session option on the screen that appears

LexisNexis® Help - Sign In to Lexis Diligence®


Input: [Value] Register to Personalise Your ID and Password [Description]

Output: If Register Now and Register Later buttons appear under your Sign-in page, you may personalise your ID and Password to use certain product features such as Preferences and Saved Searches. Click on Register Now to create a personalised ID and Password. Note: This feature is only available for users with IP authentication. Check with your System Administrator if you have any questions. If you prefer to register later, click on Register Later and enter Lexis Diligence®. You may then click on the Register link on the top navigation bar within Lexis Diligence® to change your ID and Password

LexisNexis® Help - Sign In to Lexis Diligence®


Input: [Description] If your product has a sign-up/monthly fee, and the customer's sign-up payment fails because the payment method isn't valid, the customer is not officially subscribed to your product. This can be verified with VerifyProductSubscriptionByTokens (for desktop products) or VerifyProductSubscriptionByPid (for hosted products), which returns a value of "false". The customer can't use the product, even if you've activated the customer. We recommend your product poll the customer's subscription status after activating the customer. If the status is still "false" 15 minutes after activation, then the product should display a special message when the customer tries to use the product the first time. The message should tell the customer to: Cancel the subscription by going to the Application Billing page (at http://www.amazon.com/dp-applications). Update the payment method (also at the Application Billing page). Resubscribe to the product with the valid payment method (by clicking the purchase URL). [Issue]

Output: Failure of Sign-Up Payment

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2010-03-25 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Description] The License Service WSDL (at https://ls.amazonaws.com/doc/2008-04-28/AmazonLS.wsdl) incorrectly lists a child element called RequestId in the ErrorResponse element. The correct name of the element is RequestID (with a capital D). Our plan is to update the WSDL to match what the service actually returns (RequestID). [Issue]

Output: Error in WSDL

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2010-03-25 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Description] You can build an application that monetizes Amazon EC2 or Amazon Simple Storage Service, but not both. [Issue]

Output: Limitation on AWS services used

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2010-03-25 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Description] Requests to the License Service are throttled as necessary. They are throttled per developer instead of per DevPay product. Therefore, if you have multiple DevPay products, the sum of the requests from all your DevPay products is used to determine whether your requests need to be throttled. [Issue]

Output: Throttling of License Service requests per developer

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2010-03-25 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Description] If you visit your DevPay Activity page on the first of the month, your revenue statement for the previous month might not yet be available. We instead recommend that you view the page after you've received the e-mail from AWS that indicates the revenue statement is available. Also, the page might display zeros for all the values because the page has not yet been updated with the information for the first day of the month. If this happens, we recommend that you return to the page on the second day of the month. [Issue]

Output: Information not available on the first of the month

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2010-03-25 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Description] When you withdraw money from your Amazon Payments account, the withdrawal amount must be at least $10.00. [Issue]

Output: Withdrawal limit

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2010-03-25 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Display flag] dfDontDisplay [Behavior]

Output: Don't show this sample.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfDontAutoScale [Behavior]

Output: Don't scale text if bounding rectangle is resized.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfClipToTextBox [Behavior]

Output: Clips to the size of the bounding rectangle; useful if overlaying video.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfShrinkTextBoxToFit [Behavior]

Output: Recalculates the size of the text box parameter to just fit the text.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfScrollIn [Behavior]

Output: Scrolls the text in. If set, the scroll delay argument determines how long the text lingers before being scrolled out.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfScrollHoriz [Behavior]

Output: Makes the text scroll in horizontally, instead of vertically (the default).

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfReverseScroll [Behavior]

Output: Reverses the typical scroll direction, which is bottom-to-top for vertical scrolling and left-to-right for horizontal.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfContinuousScroll [Behavior]

Output: Causes new samples to force previous samples to scroll out. You must set dfScrollIn and/or dfScrollOut for this to do anything.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfFlowHoriz [Behavior]

Output: Allows text to flow within the bounding rectangle instead of going off to the right.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfContinuousKaraoke [Behavior]

Output: Ignores the highlight start argument and highlights from the beginning of the text to "highlight end." This allows you to progressively "grow" a highlight through a line of lyrics, presumably for a karaoke application.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfDropShadow [Behavior]

Output: Displays text with a drop shadow.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfAntiAlias [Behavior]

Output: Displays text with anti-aliasing.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfKeyedText [Behavior]

Output: Displays text without drawing a background color. This is ideal for putting captions on top of video.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Display flag] dfInverseHilite [Behavior]

Output: Highlights with inverse video instead of the highlight color.

QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook/Miscellaneous Media - WikiContent


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] When true - the default, records will be appended to the end + of the file. When set to false, + the file will be cleared before + new records are written. + [Parameter Name]

Output: append

FastFileAppender Parameters


Input: [Type] String [Description] The name of the file to write to. If the file, or any of its + parent directories, do not exist, + they will be created. + [Parameter Name]

Output: fileName

FastFileAppender Parameters


Input: [Type] Filter [Description] A Filter to determine if the event should be handled by this + Appender. More than one Filter + may be used by using a CompositeFilter. + [Parameter Name]

Output: filters

FastFileAppender Parameters


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] When set to true, each write will be followed by a flush. + This will guarantee the data is written + to disk but could impact performance. + This option is only necessary when using this + appender with synchronous loggers. Asynchronous loggers will + automatically flush at the end of a batch, which also guarantees + the data is written to disk but is more efficient. + [Parameter Name]

Output: immediateFlush

FastFileAppender Parameters


Input: [Type] Layout [Description] The Layout to use to format the LogEvent [Parameter Name]

Output: layout

FastFileAppender Parameters


Input: [Type] String [Description] The name of the Appender. [Parameter Name]

Output: name

FastFileAppender Parameters


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] The default is true, causing exceptions to be internally + logged and then ignored. When set to + false exceptions will be + percolated to the caller. + [Parameter Name]

Output: suppressExceptions

FastFileAppender Parameters


Input: [Clause] select [Usage]

Output: Selects which columns to return, and in what order. If omitted, all of the table's columns are returned, in their default order.

Query Language Reference (Version 0.7)   |   Charts   |   Google Developers


Input: [Clause] where [Usage]

Output: Returns only rows that match a condition. If omitted, all rows are returned.

Query Language Reference (Version 0.7)   |   Charts   |   Google Developers


Input: [Clause] group by [Usage]

Output: Aggregates values across rows.

Query Language Reference (Version 0.7)   |   Charts   |   Google Developers


Input: [Clause] pivot [Usage]

Output: Transforms distinct values in columns into new columns.

Query Language Reference (Version 0.7)   |   Charts   |   Google Developers


Input: [Clause] order by [Usage]

Output: Sorts rows by values in columns.

Query Language Reference (Version 0.7)   |   Charts   |   Google Developers


Input: [Clause] limit [Usage]

Output: Limits the number of returned rows.

Query Language Reference (Version 0.7)   |   Charts   |   Google Developers


Input: [Clause] offset [Usage]

Output: Skips a given number of first rows.

Query Language Reference (Version 0.7)   |   Charts   |   Google Developers


Input: [Clause] label [Usage]

Output: Sets column labels.

Query Language Reference (Version 0.7)   |   Charts   |   Google Developers


Input: [Clause] format [Usage]

Output: Formats the values in certain columns using given formatting patterns.

Query Language Reference (Version 0.7)   |   Charts   |   Google Developers


Input: [Clause] options [Usage]

Output: Sets additional options.

Query Language Reference (Version 0.7)   |   Charts   |   Google Developers


Input: [Clause] from [Usage]

Output: The from clause has been eliminated from the language.

Query Language Reference (Version 0.7)   |   Charts   |   Google Developers


Input: [Value] 0x1 [Description] the network interface is active [Constant]

Output: QNetworkInterface::IsUp


Input: [Value] 0x2 [Description] the network interface has resources allocated [Constant]

Output: QNetworkInterface::IsRunning


Input: [Value] 0x4 [Description] the network interface works in broadcast mode [Constant]

Output: QNetworkInterface::CanBroadcast


Input: [Value] 0x8 [Description] the network interface is a loopback interface: that is, it's a virtual interface whose destination is the host computer itself [Constant]

Output: QNetworkInterface::IsLoopBack


Input: [Value] 0x10 [Description] the network interface is a point-to-point interface: that is, there is one, single other address that can be directly reached by it. [Constant]

Output: QNetworkInterface::IsPointToPoint


Input: [Value] 0x20 [Description] the network interface supports multicasting [Constant]

Output: QNetworkInterface::CanMulticast


Input: [Property] LeftButton [Type] ButtonState [Description]

Output: Returns the state of the left mouse button.

XNA Tutorials/Mouse Input - BluWiki - 2015 Bluwiki


Input: [Property] MiddleButton [Type] ButtonState [Description]

Output: Returns the state of the middle mouse button.

XNA Tutorials/Mouse Input - BluWiki - 2015 Bluwiki


Input: [Property] RightButton [Type] ButtonState [Description]

Output: Returns the state of the right mouse button.

XNA Tutorials/Mouse Input - BluWiki - 2015 Bluwiki


Input: [Property] ScrollWheelValue [Type] int [Description]

Output: Returns the total accumulated movement of the scroll wheel since the game started.

XNA Tutorials/Mouse Input - BluWiki - 2015 Bluwiki


Input: [Property] X [Type] int [Description]

Output: Returns the horizontal position of the mouse in relation to the upper-left corner of the window.

XNA Tutorials/Mouse Input - BluWiki - 2015 Bluwiki


Input: [Property] Y [Type] int [Description]

Output: Returns the vertical position of the mouse in relation to the upper-left corner of the window.

XNA Tutorials/Mouse Input - BluWiki - 2015 Bluwiki


Input: [How to do it] Drag page icon from the Address bar to the Bookmarks panel, or press Ctrl+D [Operation]

Output: Create bookmark for active webpage


Input: [How to do it] Click bookmark [Operation]

Output: Open bookmark in active tab


Input: [How to do it] Press Shift and double-click the bookmark, or middle-click the bookmark [Operation]

Output: Open bookmark in new tab


Input: [How to do it] Press Ctrl+Shift and double-click the bookmark [Operation]

Output: Open bookmark in the background


Input: [How to do it] Drag bookmark or page icon to any toolbar [Operation]

Output: Make bookmark available at all times


Input: [How to do it] Enter text to search for in "Quick find" field [Operation]

Output: Find bookmark


Input: [How to do it] Click drop-down arrow on "Add" button, select "New folder" [Operation]

Output: Create folder to organize bookmarks


Input: [How to do it] Drag bookmark folder to Opera's workspace [Operation]

Output: Open all bookmarks in selected folder


Input: [How to do it] Drag and drop items [Operation]

Output: Move bookmarks and folders around


Input: [How to do it] Bookmarks > Manage Bookmarks, and click "View" [Operation]

Output: Sort your bookmarks


Input: [How to do it] Press Shift+F2 and start entering nickname [Operation]

Output: Fast access to bookmark


Input: [How to do it] Press Ctrl+Shift+B [Operation]

Output: Manage bookmarks


Input: [Name] LN2 [Description]

Output: Natural logarithm of 2


Input: [Name] LN10 [Description]

Output: Natural logarithm of 10


Input: [Name] LOG2E [Description]

Output: Base 2 logarithm of EULER


Input: [Name] LOG10E [Description]

Output: Base 10 logarithm of EULER


Input: [Name] PI [Description]

Output: Ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter


Input: [Name] SQRT1_2 [Description]

Output: Square root of 1/2


Input: [Name] SQRT2 [Description]

Output: Square root of 2


Input: [Specifier] %b [Output]

Output: Boolean

Common Specifiers


Input: [Specifier] %c [Output]

Output: Character

Common Specifiers


Input: [Specifier] %d [Output]

Output: Integer

Common Specifiers


Input: [Specifier] %f [Output]

Output: Floating Point

Common Specifiers


Input: [Specifier] %e [Output]

Output: Scientific Notation

Common Specifiers


Input: [Specifier] %s [Output]

Output: String

Common Specifiers


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

Output: type


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

Output: default


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

Output: target


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

Output: location


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

Output: mode


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

Output: nonotify


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

Output: noform


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

Output: nopost


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

Output: remove


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

Output: button


Input: [Error code] 80 [Probable Cause] Cartridge out or door open. Also can be an indicator that the ribbon cable connection between the drive and the system is not working properly, in which case the 'cartridge loaded' signal is not recognized to the system. [Error Message]

Output: Cartridge out


Input: [Error code] 81 [Probable Cause] Tape device failure. When performing tape dumps, this mostly is an indicator for bad spots on the tape. See the procedure in the Bad Spot Problem section below. [Error Message]

Output: Tape device failure


Input: [Error code] 82 [Probable Cause] Device not present. Check you selected the right tape drive (:T14 or :T15). Check ribbon connection between drive and system. [Error Message]

Output: Tape device not present


Input: [Error code] 83 [Probable Cause] Write protected. Check write protection on the tape cartridge. [Error Message]

Output: Cartridge write protected


Input: [Error code] 84 [Probable Cause] Record not found. Either the tape has not been formatted, or a bad spot has been encountered (see the procedure in the Bad Spot Problem section below). [Error Message]

Output: Bad spot on medium


Input: [Error code] 85 [Probable Cause] Tape not initialized (=formatted), or the record structure has errors. [Error Message]

Output: Tape not initialized


Input: [Error code] 86 [Probable Cause] Not a compatible tape. Probably the tape was formatted for another system (e.g. 9825 or Series 80). [Error Message]

Output: Incompatible tape format


Input: [Error code] 87 [Probable Cause] Record address error. The current record has no valid address mark, so the drive can't derive the record number of that record. [Error Message]

Output: Bad address mark


Input: [Error code] 88 [Probable Cause] Read data error. The checksum (CRC) for the current record does not match with the data read. Either the data is currupted, or the CRC. [Error Message]

Output: CRC error


Input: [Error code] 89 [Probable Cause] CHECK READ command failed. [Error Message]

Output: CHECK READ error


Input: [Error code] 90 [Probable Cause] Tape system error. [Error Message]

Output: Tape device system error


Input: [Field Name] Interface [Field Description] Name of the interface that received the MLD membership report; local means that the local router joined the group itself. [Level of Output]

Output: All levels

show mld group - Technical Documentation - Support - Juniper Networks


Input: [Field Name] Group [Field Description] Group address. [Level of Output]

Output: All levels

show mld group - Technical Documentation - Support - Juniper Networks


Input: [Field Name] Source [Field Description] Source address. [Level of Output]

Output: All levels

show mld group - Technical Documentation - Support - Juniper Networks


Input: [Field Name] Group Mode [Field Description] Mode the SSM group is operating in: Include or Exclude. [Level of Output]

Output: All levels

show mld group - Technical Documentation - Support - Juniper Networks


Input: [Field Name] Last reported by [Field Description] Address of the host that last reported membership in this group. [Level of Output]

Output: All levels

show mld group - Technical Documentation - Support - Juniper Networks


Input: [Field Name] Source timeout [Field Description] Time remaining until the group traffic is no longer forwarded. The timer is refreshed when a listener in include mode sends a report. A group in exclude mode or configured as a static group displays a zero timer. [Level of Output]

Output: detail

show mld group - Technical Documentation - Support - Juniper Networks


Input: [Field Name] Timeout [Field Description] Time remaining until the group membership is removed. [Level of Output]

Output: brief none

show mld group - Technical Documentation - Support - Juniper Networks


Input: [Field Name] Group timeout [Field Description] Time remaining until a group in exclude mode moves to include mode. The timer is refreshed when a listener in exclude mode sends a report. A group in include mode or configured as a static group displays a zero timer. [Level of Output]

Output: detail

show mld group - Technical Documentation - Support - Juniper Networks


Input: [Field Name] Type [Field Description] Type of group membership: Dynamic—Host reported the membership. Static—Membership is configured. [Level of Output]

Output: All levels

show mld group - Technical Documentation - Support - Juniper Networks


Input: [Description] The fragmentation type is undefined or the default [Value]

Output: FragUndefined

MySQL :: MySQL Cluster API Developer Guide :: 2.3.31.1 Object Class Enumerated Types


Input: [Description] Two fragments per node [Value]

Output: FragAllMedium

MySQL :: MySQL Cluster API Developer Guide :: 2.3.31.1 Object Class Enumerated Types


Input: [Description] Four fragments per node [Value]

Output: FragAllLarge

MySQL :: MySQL Cluster API Developer Guide :: 2.3.31.1 Object Class Enumerated Types


Input: [Description] Distributed hash key [Value]

Output: DistrKeyHash

MySQL :: MySQL Cluster API Developer Guide :: 2.3.31.1 Object Class Enumerated Types


Input: [Description] Distributed linear hash key [Value]

Output: DistrKeyLin

MySQL :: MySQL Cluster API Developer Guide :: 2.3.31.1 Object Class Enumerated Types


Input: [Description] User defined [Value]

Output: UserDefined

MySQL :: MySQL Cluster API Developer Guide :: 2.3.31.1 Object Class Enumerated Types


Input: [Description] Hash map partition [Value]

Output: HashMapPartition

MySQL :: MySQL Cluster API Developer Guide :: 2.3.31.1 Object Class Enumerated Types


Input: [Attribute] ivyfile [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: the source ivy file to convert


Input: [Attribute] pomfile [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: the destination pom file to write


Input: [Attribute] templatefile [Required] No, defaults to the internal template file. [Description]

Output: the template file to use when generating the pom (since 2.2)


Input: [Attribute] artifactName [Required] No, defaults to the module name in the source ivy file. [Description]

Output: The name of the artifact which is represented by the generated pom file. (since 2.2)


Input: [Attribute] artifactPackaging [Required] No, the artifact ext is taken by default. Defaults to 'pom' if no such artifact is defined. [Description]

Output: The packaging of the artifact which is represented by the generated pom file. (since 2.2)


Input: [Attribute] conf [Required] No, defaults to all configurations. [Description]

Output: a comma separated list of the configurations to include in the generated pom. Wildcards are supported here. (since 2.2)


Input: [Attribute] settingsRef [Required] No, 'ivy.instance' is taken by default. [Description]

Output: A reference to the ivy settings that must be used by this task


Input: [Attribute] printIvyInfo [Required] No, defaults to 'true'. [Description]

Output: Add some information about Ivy to the generated POM. (since 2.2)


Input: [Attribute] headerFile [Required] No [Description]

Output: the header of the generated pom file


Input: [Attribute] description [Required] No, defaults to no description. [Description]

Output: The description that will be added to the generated pom. (since 2.2)


Input: [Alignment] Background [{Center,Baseline}] None

Output: what background colors to use

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Alignment] BaselinePosition [{Center,Baseline}] Automatic

Output: what to align with a surrounding text baseline

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Alignment] BaseStyle [{Center,Baseline}] {}

Output: base style specifications for the labeled expression

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Alignment] Frame [{Center,Baseline}] None

Output: whether to draw a frame

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Alignment] FrameMargins [{Center,Baseline}] 0

Output: margins to leave inside the frame

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Alignment] FrameStyle [{Center,Baseline}] Automatic

Output: styles to use for frames

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Alignment] ImageMargins [{Center,Baseline}] 0

Output: margins to add outside the display area

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Alignment] ImageSize [{Center,Baseline}] Automatic

Output: the overall image size of the display area

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Alignment] LabelStyle [{Center,Baseline}] {}

Output: style specifications for labels

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Alignment] RotateLabel [{Center,Baseline}] False

Output: whether to rotate left and right labels

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Alignment] RoundingRadius [{Center,Baseline}] 0

Output: radius for rounded corners

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Alignment] Spacings [{Center,Baseline}] Automatic

Output: horizontal and vertical label spacings

horizontal and vertical alignment of elements


Input: [Attribute] class [Description]

Output: Classify or name your elements. For instance, if you classify several paragraph elements the same name, using CSS it is possible to give them all the same styles in one line of code.


Input: [Attribute] dir [Description]

Output: Change the display of text from left to right, or right to left. Very useful in language translation.


Input: [Attribute] id [Description]

Output: Specify an ID for your elements.


Input: [Attribute] lang [Description]

Output: Define the language to display your element in. Here's a link to the abbreviations of languages. http://www.oasis-open.org/cover/iso639a.html


Input: [Attribute] style [Description]

Output: Used to create inline styles such as CSS.


Input: [Attribute] title [Description]

Output: Places a "pop-up" title for an element upon mouse over. Similar to "help" pop-ups in word programs.


Input: [Param Setting] GL_NEAREST [Linear within mip-level] No [Has mipmapping]

Output: No

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Input: [Param Setting] GL_LINEAR [Linear within mip-level] Yes [Has mipmapping]

Output: No

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Input: [Param Setting] GL_NEAREST_MIPMAP_NEAREST [Linear within mip-level] No [Linear between mip-levels] No [Has mipmapping]

Output: Yes

Difference between revisions of "Texture" - OpenGL.org


Input: [Param Setting] GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_NEAREST [Linear within mip-level] Yes [Linear between mip-levels] No [Has mipmapping]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Param Setting] GL_NEAREST_MIPMAP_LINEAR [Linear within mip-level] No [Linear between mip-levels] Yes [Has mipmapping]

Output: Yes

Difference between revisions of "Texture" - OpenGL.org