Input: [Word] aaababbabbaaaab [Predicted classification] N [Good ?] Bad [Correct classification]

Output: Yes


Input: [Word] ababbbbaaabb [Predicted classification] N [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: No


Input: [Word] aaabbabbaabbbb [Predicted classification] Y [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: Yes


Input: [Word] aabbaababaabaaa [Predicted classification] N [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: No


Input: [Word] bbabbbabaaaaaba [Predicted classification] Y [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: Yes


Input: [Word] abababbbbabbaaa [Predicted classification] N [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: No


Input: [Word] babaabbabbaab [Predicted classification] Y [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: Yes


Input: [Word] aaaaaaabbabbbbb [Predicted classification] Y [Good ?] Bad [Correct classification]

Output: No


Input: [Word] babbbabaabbbaab [Predicted classification] N [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: No


Input: [Word] babaabaaabb [Predicted classification] N [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: No


Input: [Word] bbaabbaaaabbaa [Predicted classification] N [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: No


Input: [Word] bbbabbababaaabb [Predicted classification] Y [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: Yes


Input: [Word] babbbbbbbaba [Predicted classification] N [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: No


Input: [Word] baaaababbbabbb [Predicted classification] Y [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: Yes


Input: [Word] baabbaababbaaba [Predicted classification] Y [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: Yes


Input: [Word] aababbbbbbaab [Predicted classification] Y [Good ?] Good [Correct classification]

Output: Yes


Input: [Default] false [Aliases] -b [Description] execute bundler dependencies installation [Options]

Output: bundle

Guides Generators - Padrino Ruby Web Framework


Input: [Default] . [Aliases] -r [Description] the root destination path for the project [Options]

Output: root

Guides Generators - Padrino Ruby Web Framework


Input: [Default] false [Aliases] none [Description] use edge version from local git checkout [Options]

Output: dev

Guides Generators - Padrino Ruby Web Framework


Input: [Default] nil [Aliases] -n [Description] specify app name different from the project name [Options]

Output: app

Guides Generators - Padrino Ruby Web Framework


Input: [Default] false [Aliases] -i [Description] generate tiny project skeleton [Options]

Output: tiny

Guides Generators - Padrino Ruby Web Framework


Input: [Default] sqlite [Aliases] -a [Description] specify orm db adapter (mysql, sqlite, postgres) [Options]

Output: adapter

Guides Generators - Padrino Ruby Web Framework


Input: [Name] set(String css_rule, Class wrapper) [Description]

Output: registers a custom dom-wrapper


Input: [Name] get(String css_rule) [Description]

Output: finds the wrapper by a css-rule


Input: [Name] get(Class wrapper) [Description]

Output: finds a list of css-rules for a wrapper


Input: [Name] has(String css_rule) [Description]

Output: checks if there is a wrapper for this rule


Input: [Name] has(Class wrapper) [Description]

Output: checks if this wrapper is registered


Input: [Name] remove(String css_rule) [Description]

Output: Removes a wrapper by a css-rule


Input: [Name] remove(Class wrapper) [Description]

Output: Unregisters a certain wrapper


Input: [Parameter] title [Explanation]

Output: Insert the full name of the franchise

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] image [Explanation]

Output: Insert the file name of an image representing the franchise

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] imagesize [Explanation]

Output: Insert the width of the image in pixels (optional)

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] caption [Explanation]

Output: Caption for image if necessary (optional)

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] creator [Explanation]

Output: State here who (originally) created the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] origin [Explanation]

Output: State in what form the franchise originated.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] books [Explanation]

Output: List any books released, related to the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] novels [Explanation]

Output: List any novels related to the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] comics [Explanation]

Output: List any comics produced for the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] magazines [Explanation]

Output: List any magazines devoted to the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] strips [Explanation]

Output: List any comic strips released for the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] films [Explanation]

Output: List all the films which have been released in the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] tv [Explanation]

Output: List any television programmes part of the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] atv [Explanation]

Output: List any animated television programmes part of the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] plays [Explanation]

Output: List any plays which have been made as part of the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] musicals [Explanation]

Output: List any musicals which have been made as part of the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] games [Explanation]

Output: List any traditional games as part of the franchise e.g. board games

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] rpgs [Explanation]

Output: List any role-playing games related to the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] vgs [Explanation]

Output: List any computer or video games related to the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] radio [Explanation]

Output: List any radio programs related to the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] soundtracks [Explanation]

Output: List any official film soundtracks (if released) of the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] music [Explanation]

Output: List any original music in the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] toys [Explanation]

Output: List any toys manufactured and released for the franchise.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] otherlabel1 [Explanation]

Output: Insert other relevant label

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] otherdata1 [Explanation]

Output: Insert the relevant data.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] otherlabel2 [Explanation]

Output: Insert other relevant label.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] otherdata2 [Explanation]

Output: Insert the relevant data.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] otherlabel3 [Explanation]

Output: Insert other relevant label.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Parameter] otherdata3 [Explanation]

Output: Insert the relevant data.

Калып:Infobox media franchise - Wikipedia


Input: [Property] width [Description]

Output: The width of the virtual viewport of the device. Enter a number (pixels assumed), or the keyword “device-width” to set the viewport to the physical width of the device’s screen.

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Input: [Property] height [Description]

Output: The height of the virtual viewport of the device. Enter a number (pixels assumed), or the keyword “device-height” to set the viewport to the physical height of the device’s screen.

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Input: [Property] initial-scale [Description]

Output: The initial zoom of the webpage, where a value of 1.0 means no zoom.

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Input: [Property] minimum-scale [Description]

Output: The minimum level the user is able to zoom out of a webpage, where a value of 1.0 means the user isn’t able to at all.

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Input: [Property] maximum-scale [Description]

Output: The maximum level the user is able to zoom in on a webpage, where a value of 1.0 means the user isn’t able to at all.

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Input: [Property] user-scalable [Description]

Output: Sets whether the user can zoom in and out of a webpage. Set to yes or no.

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Input: [Hotkey] Ctrl-f [Description]

Output: Toggle fast mode

User Manual/Playing a game with ScummVM - ScummVM :: Wiki


Input: [Hotkey] F5 [Description]

Output: Displays options

User Manual/Playing a game with ScummVM - ScummVM :: Wiki


Input: [Hotkey] F9 [Description]

Output: Turn fast walk mode on

User Manual/Playing a game with ScummVM - ScummVM :: Wiki


Input: [Hotkey] F10 [Description]

Output: Turn fast walk mode off

User Manual/Playing a game with ScummVM - ScummVM :: Wiki


Input: [Hotkey] Escape [Description]

Output: Quit

User Manual/Playing a game with ScummVM - ScummVM :: Wiki


Input: [Hotkey] Space [Description]

Output: Skips current line of text

User Manual/Playing a game with ScummVM - ScummVM :: Wiki


Input: [Hotkey] t [Description]

Output: Switch between 'Voice only', 'Voice and Text' and 'Text only'

User Manual/Playing a game with ScummVM - ScummVM :: Wiki


Input: [System Variable] BASH_VERSION [To View Variable Value Type] echo $BASH_VERSION [Meaning]

Output: Holds the version of this instance of bash.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] HOSTNAME [To View Variable Value Type] echo $HOSTNAME [Meaning]

Output: The name of the your computer.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] CDPATH [To View Variable Value Type] echo $CDPATH [Meaning]

Output: The search path for the cd command.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] HISTFILE [To View Variable Value Type] echo $HISTFILE [Meaning]

Output: The name of the file in which command history is saved.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] HISTFILESIZE [To View Variable Value Type] echo $HISTFILESIZE [Meaning]

Output: The maximum number of lines contained in the history file.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] HISTSIZE [To View Variable Value Type] echo $HISTSIZE [Meaning]

Output: The number of commands to remember in the command history. The default value is 500.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] HOME [To View Variable Value Type] echo $HOME [Meaning]

Output: The home directory of the current user.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] IFS [To View Variable Value Type] echo $IFS [Meaning]

Output: The Internal Field Separator that is used for word splitting after expansion and to split lines into words with the read builtin command. The default value is .

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] LANG [To View Variable Value Type] echo $LANG [Meaning]

Output: Used to determine the locale category for any category not specifically selected with a variable starting with LC_.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] PATH [To View Variable Value Type] echo $PATH [Meaning]

Output: The search path for commands. It is a colon-separated list of directories in which the shell looks for commands.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] PS1 [To View Variable Value Type] echo $PS1 [Meaning]

Output: Your prompt settings.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] TMOUT [To View Variable Value Type] echo $TMOUT [Meaning]

Output: The default timeout for the read builtin command. Also in an interactive shell, the value is interpreted as the number of seconds to wait for input after issuing the command. If not input provided it will logout user.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] TERM [To View Variable Value Type] echo $TERM export TERM=vt100 [Meaning]

Output: Your login terminal type.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] SHELL [To View Variable Value Type] echo $SHELL [Meaning]

Output: Set path to login shell.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] DISPLAY [To View Variable Value Type] echo $DISPLAY export DISPLAY=:0.1 [Meaning]

Output: Set X display name

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [System Variable] EDITOR [To View Variable Value Type] export EDITOR=/usr/bin/vim [Meaning]

Output: Set name of default text editor.

Variables - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook


Input: [Does this] Escape to the shell [FTP command]

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Print local help information [FTP command]

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Append to a file [FTP command]

Output: append

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Set ASCII transfer type. Use this to transfer text files, such as .htm files (refer also to binary). [FTP command]

Output: ascii

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Beep when command completed [FTP command]

Output: bell

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Set binary transfer type. Use this to transfer binary files such as .exe files and graphics (refer also to ascii). [FTP command]

Output: binary

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Terminate the FTP session and exit [FTP command]

Output: bye

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Change remote working directory ( use .. to go to parent) [FTP command]

Output: cd

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Terminate FTP session [FTP command]

Output: close

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Delete remote file [FTP command]

Output: delete

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Toggle debugging mode [FTP command]

Output: debug

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] List the contents of the remote directory [FTP command]

Output: dir

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Terminate the FTP session [FTP command]

Output: disconnect

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Receive file (refer also to mget) [FTP command]

Output: get

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Toggle metacharacter expansion of local file names [FTP command]

Output: glob

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Toggle printing '#' for each buffer transferred [FTP command]

Output: hash

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Prints list of commands [FTP command]

Output: help

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Change the local working directory [FTP command]

Output: lcd

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Send an arbitrary FTP command [FTP command]

Output: literal

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] List contents of remote directory [FTP command]

Output: ls

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Delete multiple files [FTP command]

Output: mdelete

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] List the contents of multiple remote directories [FTP command]

Output: mdir

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Get multiple files (refer also to get) [FTP command]

Output: mget

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Make a directory on the remote machine [FTP command]

Output: mkdir

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] List contents of multiple remote directories [FTP command]

Output: mls

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Send multiple files (refer also to put) [FTP command]

Output: mput

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Connect to remote FTP [FTP command]

Output: open

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Force interactive prompting on multiple commands (this is a toggle) [FTP command]

Output: prompt

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Send one file (refer also to mput) [FTP command]

Output: put

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Print working directory on remote machine [FTP command]

Output: pwd

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Terminate FTP session and exit [FTP command]

Output: quit

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Send an arbitrary FTP command. You can view a list of raw FTP commands on www.nsftools.com/tips/RawFTP.htm [FTP command]

Output: quote

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Receive file [FTP command]

Output: recv

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Get help from remote server [FTP command]

Output: remotehelp

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Rename a file [FTP command]

Output: rename

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Remove a directory on the remote machine [FTP command]

Output: rmdir

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Send one file [FTP command]

Output: send

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Show current status [FTP command]

Output: status

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Toggle packet tracing [FTP command]

Output: trace

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Set file transfer type [FTP command]

Output: type

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Send new user information [FTP command]

Output: user

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Does this] Toggle verbose mode [FTP command]

Output: verbose

How to use command line FTP to upload to a website [TechScribe technical writing]

FTP commands available in DOS


Input: [Setting] name [Parameter notes] Arbitrary text [Example] My mapping [Currently supported?] Implemented [Description]

Output: Human readable name of the mapping

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Setting] code [Parameter notes] Arbitrary, no special characters or spaces [Example] my_mapping [Currently supported?] Implemented [Description]

Output: Alphanumeric code of the mapping

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Setting] inputFormats [Parameter notes] file type [Example] XLSX [Currently supported?] Implemented [Description]

Output: Sets types of source (input) data that can be handled by this import mapping. Values are format codes defined by the various DataReader plugins. You can specify multiple formats by specifying their format codes in a semicolon delimited list. If you omit this setting then the mapping is assumed to be valid for any data type which, of course, is very unlikely.

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Setting] table [Parameter notes] Corresponds to the CollectiveAccess basic tables [Example] ca_objects [Currently supported?] Implemented [Description]

Output: Sets the table for the imported data

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Setting] type [Parameter notes] CollectiveAccess list item idno [Example] posters [Currently supported?] Implemented [Description]

Output: Type to set all imported records to. If import includes a mapping to type_id, that will be privileged and the type setting will be ignored.

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Setting] numInitialRowsToSkip [Parameter notes] numeric value [Example] 2 [Currently supported?] Implemented [Description]

Output: The number of rows at the top of the data set to skip. Use this setting to skip over column headers in spreadsheets and similar data.

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Setting] existingRecordPolicy [Parameter notes] none; skip_on_idno; merge_on_idno; overwrite_on_idno; skip_on_preferred_labels; merge_on_preferred_labels; overwrite_on_preferred_labels; skip_on_idno_and_preferred_labels; merge_on_idno_and_preferred_labels; overwrite_on_idno_and_preferred_labels; merge_on_idno_with_replace; merge_on_preferred_labels_with_replace; merge_on_idno_and_preferred_labels_with_replace [Example] none [Currently supported?] Implemented [Description]

Output: Determines how existing records in the CollectiveAccess system are checked for and handled for the mapping. Also determines how records created by the mapping are merged with other instances (idno and/or preferred label) in the data source.

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Setting] errorPolicy [Parameter notes] ignore; stop [Example] ignore [Currently supported?] Implemented [Description]

Output: Determines how errors are handled for the import. "Stop" will halt the entire import on any error.

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Setting] archiveMapping [Parameter notes] yes; no [Example] yes [Currently supported?] Pending [Description]

Output: Set to yes to save the mapping spreadsheet; no to delete it from the server after import

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Setting] archiveDataSets [Parameter notes] yes; no [Example] yes [Currently supported?] Pending [Description]

Output: Set to yes to save the data spreadsheet or no to delete it from the server after import

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Setting] basePath [Parameter notes] XML tags [Example] /text/body/div [Currently supported?] Implemented [Description]

Output: For XML input formats only, basePath contains an XPath expression used to supply a set of XML nodes that are to be treated, for purposes of import, as individual records. Many XML formats require the basePath setting for data import to be possible.

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Setting] environment [Parameter notes] environment | 2 | myVariable [Example] Any source value. (E.g. ^2, /TEI/teiHeader/title) [Currently supported?] V1.5 [Description]

Output: Allows you to define a source expression that will be evaluated outside of basePath. Whatever value is in this source can be stored inside a variable. Then, this variable can be used as a source in the mapping itself, allowing the user to retrieve this value in a mapping that is otherwise evaluated inside of basePath.

Data Importer - CollectiveAccess Documentation


Input: [Attribute Name] actionListener [Description]

Output: MethodBinding pointing at method accepting an ActionEvent with return type void


Input: [Attribute Name] title [Description]

Output: Advisory title information about markup elements generated for this component


Input: [Attribute Name] oncomplete [Description]

Output: JavaScript code for call after request completed on client side


Input: [Attribute Name] shape [Description]

Output: default|rect|circle|poly [CI] This attribute specifies the shape of a region. Possible values: * default: Specifies the entire region. * rect: Define a rectangular region. * circle: Define a circular region. * poly: Define a polygonal region.


Input: [Attribute Name] target [Description]

Output: This attribute specifies the name of a frame where a document is to be opened. By assigning a name to a frame via the name attribute, authors can refer to it as the "target" of links defined by other elements


Input: [Attribute Name] rendered [Description]

Output: If "false", this component is rendered.


Input: [Attribute Name] charset [Description]

Output: The character encoding of a resource designated by this hyperlink


Input: [Attribute Name] reRender [Description]

Output: Id['s] (in format of call UIComopnent.findComponent()) of components, rendered in case of AjaxRequest caused by this component. Can be single id, comma-separated list of Id's, or EL Expression with array or Collection


Input: [Attribute Name] id [Description]

Output: Every component may have a unique id that is automatically created if omitted


Input: [Attribute Name] dir [Description]

Output: Alternate textual description of the element rendered by this component


Input: [Attribute Name] rev [Description]

Output: A reverse link from the anchor specified by this hyperlink to the current document. The value of this attribute is a space-separated list of link types


Input: [Attribute Name] bypassUpdates [Description]

Output: If true, after process validations phase it skips updates of model beans on a force render response. It can be used for validating components input


Input: [Attribute Name] styleClass [Description]

Output: Corresponds to the HTML class attribute


Input: [Attribute Name] accesskey [Description]

Output: This attribute assigns an access key to an element. An access key is a single character from the document character set. Note: Authors should consider the input method of the expected reader when specifying an accesskey


Input: [Attribute Name] limitToList [Description]

Output: If "true", updates on client side ONLY elements from this 'reRender' property. If "false" (default) updates all rendered by ajax region components.


Input: [Attribute Name] onkeypress [Description]

Output: HTML: a script expression; a key is pressed and released


Input: [Attribute Name] ajaxSingle [Description]

Output: if true , submits ONLY one field/link, instead of all form controls.


Input: [Attribute Name] ondblclick [Description]

Output: HTML: a script expression; a pointer button is double-clicked


Input: [Attribute Name] style [Description]

Output: CSS style(s) is/are to be applied when this component is rendered


Input: [Attribute Name] onblur [Description]

Output: JavaScript code. The onblur event occurs when an element loses focus either by the pointing device or by tabbing navigation. It may be used with the same elements as onfocus


Input: [Attribute Name] onmouseover [Description]

Output: HTML: a script expression; a pointer is moved onto


Input: [Attribute Name] onkeyup [Description]

Output: HTML: a script expression; a key is released


Input: [Attribute Name] value [Description]

Output: The current value for this component


Input: [Attribute Name] action [Description]

Output: MethodBinding pointing at the application action to be invoked, if this UIComponent is activated by the user, during the Apply Request Values or Invoke Application phase of the request processing lifecycle, depending on the value of the immediate property


Input: [Attribute Name] timeout [Description]

Output: Timeout ( in ms ) for request.


Input: [Attribute Name] tabindex [Description]

Output: This attribute specifies the position of the current element in the tabbing order for the current document. This value must be a number between 0 and 32767. User agents should ignore leading zeros


Input: [Attribute Name] hreflang [Description]

Output: Base language of a resource specified with the href attribute; hreflang may only be used with href


Input: [Attribute Name] type [Description]

Output: The content type of the resource designated by this hyperlink


Input: [Attribute Name] lang [Description]

Output: Code describing the language used in the generated markup for this component


Input: [Attribute Name] onclick [Description]

Output: HTML: a script expression; a pointer button is clicked


Input: [Attribute Name] status [Description]

Output: ID (in format of call UIComopnent.findComponent()) of Request status component.


Input: [Attribute Name] onmouseout [Description]

Output: HTML: a script expression; a pointer is moved away


Input: [Attribute Name] onkeydown [Description]

Output: HTML: a script expression; a key is pressed down


Input: [Attribute Name] onmousedown [Description]

Output: HTML: script expression; a pointer button is pressed down


Input: [Attribute Name] requestDelay [Description]

Output: Delay (in ms.) for send ajax request on JavaScript event. In conjunction with events queue can reduce number of requests on keyboard or mouse move events.


Input: [Attribute Name] eventsQueue [Description]

Output: Name of requests queue to avoid send next request before complete other from same event. Can be used to reduce number of requests of frequently events (key press, mouse move etc.).


Input: [Attribute Name] rel [Description]

Output: The relationship from the current document to the anchor specified by this hyperlink. The value of this attribute is a space-separated list of link types


Input: [Attribute Name] immediate [Description]

Output: True means, that the default ActionListener should be executed immediately (i.e. during Apply Request Values phase of the request processing lifecycle), rather than waiting until the Invoke Application phase


Input: [Attribute Name] data [Description]

Output: Serialized (on default with JSON) data passed on the client by a developer on AJAX request. It's accessible via this.data


Input: [Attribute Name] onfocus [Description]

Output: JavaScript code


Input: [Attribute Name] onmouseup [Description]

Output: HTML: script expression; a pointer button is released


Input: [Attribute Name] ignoreDupResponses [Description]

Output: ignoreDupResponses


Input: [Attribute Name] binding [Description]

Output: The attribute takes a value-binding expression for a component property of a backing bean


Input: [Attribute Name] onmousemove [Description]

Output: HTML: a script expression; a pointer is moved within


Input: [Attribute Name] coords [Description]

Output: This attribute specifies the position and shape on the screen. The number and order of values depends on the shape being defined. Possible combinations: * rect: left-x, top-y, right-x, bottom-y. * circle: center-x, center-y, radius. Note. When the radius value is percentage value, user agents should calculate the final radius value based on the associated object's width and height. The radius should be the smaller value of the two. * poly: x1, y1, x2, y2, ..., xN, yN. The first x and y coordinate pair and the last should be the same to close the polygon. When these coordinate values are not the same, user agents should infer an additional coordinate pair to close the polygon. Coordinates are relative to the top, left corner of the object. All values are lengths. All values are separated by commas


Input: [Description] Removes the Oracle ASM instance [Command]

Output: srvctl remove asm

COMANDO SRVCTL PARA RAC 11GR2 | BLOG DO ALEXANDRE PIRES


Input: [Description] Removes a database [Command]

Output: srvctl remove database

COMANDO SRVCTL PARA RAC 11GR2 | BLOG DO ALEXANDRE PIRES


Input: [Description] Removes an Oracle ASM disk group [Command]

Output: srvctl remove diskgroup

COMANDO SRVCTL PARA RAC 11GR2 | BLOG DO ALEXANDRE PIRES


Input: [Description] Removes an eONS [Command]

Output: srvctl remove eons

COMANDO SRVCTL PARA RAC 11GR2 | BLOG DO ALEXANDRE PIRES


Input: [Description] Removes a listener [Command]

Output: srvctl remove listener

COMANDO SRVCTL PARA RAC 11GR2 | BLOG DO ALEXANDRE PIRES


Input: [Description] Removes an ONS [Command]

Output: srvctl remove ons

COMANDO SRVCTL PARA RAC 11GR2 | BLOG DO ALEXANDRE PIRES


Input: [Description] Removes one or more database services [Command]

Output: srvctl remove service

COMANDO SRVCTL PARA RAC 11GR2 | BLOG DO ALEXANDRE PIRES


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_CATMULL_CLARK

Output: NURSS scheme which reduces to cubic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_SHARP_CATMULL_CLARK

Output: DeRose scheme with sharp edge tags. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_CATMULL_CLARK_TESSELATE

Output: Catmull-Clark scheme with simply increases the polygon density by subdividing the control polygons into sub-quadrilaterals

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_CATMULL_CLARK_INTERPOLATE

Output: Kobbelt interpolatory scheme based on the four point rule

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_TRIANGLE_TESSELATE

Output: TRIANGLES ONLY: Subdivide each triangle into 4 subtriangles without changing the geometry

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_TRIANGLE_LOOP

Output: TRIANGLES ONLY: First subdivision splits any non-triangles into triangles by creating the centroid and fanning triangles out from it. Subdivide each triangle into 4 subtriangles approximating scheme

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_TRIANGLE_LOOP_EDGE_RULE

Output: TRIANGLES ONLY: First subdivision splits any non-triangles into triangles by creating the centroid and fanning triangles out from it. New Loop scheme that bounds curvature changes

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_TRIANGLE_BUTTERFLY

Output: TRIANGLES ONLY: First subdivision splits any non-triangles into triangles by creating the centroid and fanning triangles out from it. Subdivide each triangle into 4 subtriangles simple interpolating scheme

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_TRIANGLE_ZORIN

Output: TRIANGLES ONLY: First subdivision splits any non-triangles into triangles by creating the centroid and fanning triangles out from it. Subdivide each triangle into 4 subtriangles more complicated interpolating scheme

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_CORNER_CUTTING

Output: Simple corner cutting scheme (usually needs twice as many iterations as the other techniques)

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_CORNER_ROUNDING_TESSELATE

Output: Similar to the triangle scheme, but it will work with all types of polygons. The number of non-triangles will remain constant throughout the subdivision.

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_CORNER_ROUNDING_LOOP

Output: Approximating scheme

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_CORNER_ROUNDING_SHARP_LOOP

Output: Approximating scheme with sharp edge tags (DeRose, Hoppe)

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_CORNER_ROUNDING_BUTTERFLY

Output: Butterfly interpolating scheme

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_CORNER_ROUNDING_ZORIN

Output: Zorin's interpolating scheme

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_SQRT_3

Output: Kobbelt's Sqrt(3) scheme

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_SQRT_4

Output: Experimental quad scheme that is similar to Sqrt(3)

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_PROGRESSIVE

Output: Simplistic progressive mesh implementation

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_SQRT_3_SPHERE_*

Output: Experimental schemes attempting to average interpolating spheres

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_HETEROGENEOUS

Output: Experiment at mixing Loop with Catmull-Clark

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_GEOMETRIC

Output: Experimental biarc scheme

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [SLF_SUBDIVISION_DOO_SABIN] SLF_SUBDIVISION_PENTAGON

Output: Experimental scheme based on pentagons

NURSS scheme which reduces to quadratic B-splines. The control mesh does not have to be a closed polyhedron.


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Administrate Administrate Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Administrator [Generic Roles]

Output: Administrator


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Approve Approve Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Approver [Generic Roles]

Output: Approver


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Architect Architect Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Architector [Generic Roles]

Output: Architector


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Archive Archive Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Archiver [Generic Roles]

Output: Archiver


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Audit Audit Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Auditor [Generic Roles]

Output: Auditor


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Bundle Bundle Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Bundler [Generic Roles]

Output: Bundler


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Clone Clone Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Cloner [Generic Roles]

Output: Cloner


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Code Code Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Coder [Generic Roles]

Output: Coder


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Configure Configure Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Configurer [Generic Roles]

Output: Configurer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Copy Copy Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Copier [Generic Roles]

Output: Copier


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Create Create Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Creator [Generic Roles]

Output: Creator


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Decommission Decommission Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Decommissioner [Generic Roles]

Output: Decommissioner


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Delete Delete Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Deletor [Generic Roles]

Output: Deletor


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Deploy Deploy Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Deployer [Generic Roles]

Output: Deployer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Deprecate Deprecate Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Deprecator [Generic Roles]

Output: Deprecator


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Design Design Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Designer [Generic Roles]

Output: Designer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Destroy Destroy Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Destroyer [Generic Roles]

Output: Destroyer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Develop Develop Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Developer [Generic Roles]

Output: Developer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Distribute Distribute Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Distributor [Generic Roles]

Output: Distributor


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Download Download Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Downloader [Generic Roles]

Output: Downloader


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Edit Edit Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Editor [Generic Roles]

Output: Editor


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Educate Educate Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Educator [Generic Roles]

Output: Educator


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Export Export Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Exporter [Generic Roles]

Output: Exporter


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Govern Govern Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Governor [Generic Roles]

Output: Governor


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Import Import Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Importer [Generic Roles]

Output: Importer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Initialize Initialize Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Initializer [Generic Roles]

Output: Initializer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Install Install Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Installer [Generic Roles]

Output: Installer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Instantiate Instantiate Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Instantiator [Generic Roles]

Output: Instantiator


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Integrate Integrate Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Integrator [Generic Roles]

Output: Integrator


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Manage Manage Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Manager [Generic Roles]

Output: Manager


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Merge Merge Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Merger [Generic Roles]

Output: Merger


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Modify Modify Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Modifier [Generic Roles]

Output: Modifier


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Move Move Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Mover [Generic Roles]

Output: Mover


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Own Own Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Owner [Generic Roles]

Output: Owner


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Package Package Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Packager [Generic Roles]

Output: Packager


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Persist Persist Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Persister [Generic Roles]

Output: Persister


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Plan Plan Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Planner [Generic Roles]

Output: Planner


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Purge Purge Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Purger [Generic Roles]

Output: Purger


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Receive Receive Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Receiver [Generic Roles]

Output: Receiver


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Record Record Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Recorder [Generic Roles]

Output: Recorder


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Recover Recover Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Recoverer [Generic Roles]

Output: Recoverer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Register Register Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Registrar [Generic Roles]

Output: Registrar


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Relocate Relocate Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Relocator [Generic Roles]

Output: Relocator


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Reject Reject Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Rejecter [Generic Roles]

Output: Rejecter


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Remove Remove Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Remover [Generic Roles]

Output: Remover


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Replicate Replicate Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Replicator [Generic Roles]

Output: Replicator


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Report Report Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Reporter [Generic Roles]

Output: Reporter


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Request Request Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Requestor [Generic Roles]

Output: Requestor


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Restore Restore Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Restorer [Generic Roles]

Output: Restorer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Review Review Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Reviewer [Generic Roles]

Output: Reviewer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Save Save Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Saver [Generic Roles]

Output: Saver


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Search Search Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Searcher [Generic Roles]

Output: Searcher


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Split Split Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Splitter [Generic Roles]

Output: Splitter


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Sponsor Sponsor Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Sponsor [Generic Roles]

Output: Sponsor


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Store Store Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Storer [Generic Roles]

Output: Storer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Strategize Strategize Capacity (or Set Capacity Strategy) [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Strategizer (or Capacity Strategy Setter) [Generic Roles]

Output: Strategizer (or Strategy Setter)


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Support Support Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Supporter [Generic Roles]

Output: Supporter


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Test Test Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Tester [Generic Roles]

Output: Tester


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Train Train Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Trainer [Generic Roles]

Output: Trainer


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Upgrade Upgrade Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Upgrader [Generic Roles]

Output: Upgrader


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Upload Upload Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Uploader [Generic Roles]

Output: Uploader


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Verify Verify Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Verifier [Generic Roles]

Output: Verifier


Input: [Actions/Verbs] Version Version Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Versioner [Generic Roles]

Output: Versioner


Input: [Actions/Verbs] View View Capacity [Discipline-Specific Roles] Capacity Viewer [Generic Roles]

Output: Viewer


Input: [Type] String [Description] Primary key. Values must be unique for each line and ideally are universally unique. [Field Name]

Output: ContactsAndFaults_ID


Input: [Type] String [Description] Specifies the kind of feature represented by the line. Values could be, for example, contact, fault, waterline, glacier boundary, map boundary. Values must be defined in the Glossary table. [Field Name]

Output: Type


Input: [Type] String [Description] Indicates whether or not the line is covered by an overlying map unit. Values = N, Y. [Field Name]

Output: IsConcealed


Input: [Type] Float [Description] Quantitative certainty of the line's position. Specify the uncertainty in the precision of this line's location in meters. Recommend value of -9 if value is not available. How precisely is the line located? Read more about uncertainties... [Field Name]

Output: LocationConfidenceMeters


Input: [Type] String [Description] Qualitative indication of the uncertainty of this line's existence. Suggested values include certain, questionable, unspecified. Suggested default value of certain. Values must be defined in the Glossary table. How confident are you that this contact or fault really exists? Read more about uncertainties... [Field Name]

Output: ExistenceConfidence


Input: [Type] String [Description] Qualitative indication of the uncertainty of this line's classification. Suggested values include certain, questionable, or unspecified. Suggested default value of certain. Values must be defined in the Glossary table. How confident are you identified this feature correctly? Read more about uncertainties... [Field Name]

Output: IdentityConfidence


Input: [Type] String [Description] A reference to a line symbol. This may be an identifier in an ESRI style file, or it may identify a symbol in some other fashion. See the Symbolization page for more information. [Field Name]

Output: Symbol


Input: [Type] String [Description] A human-readable name for this line. Can be used to store fault name, or whatever else is appropriate. [Field Name]

Output: Label


Input: [Type] String [Description] Free text for additional information specific to this line. [Field Name]

Output: Notes


Input: [Type] String [Description] The identifier for a record in the DataSources table that indicates the source for this line. Read more about feature-level metadata... [Field Name]

Output: DataSourceID


Input: [SQLSTATE Value] 55005 [SQLCODE Values] -145 [Meaning]

Output: Recursion is only supported to a DB2 UDB for iSeries application server.

Table 39. Class Code 55: Object Not in Prerequisite State


Input: [SQLSTATE Value] 55006 [SQLCODE Values] -615, -950 [Meaning]

Output: The object cannot be dropped, because it is currently in use by the same application process.


Input: [SQLSTATE Value] 55007 [SQLCODE Values] -951 [Meaning]

Output: The object cannot be altered, because it is currently in use by the same application process.


Input: [SQLSTATE Value] 55018 [SQLCODE Values] -7006 [Meaning]

Output: The schema cannot be dropped, because it is in the library list.


Input: [SQLSTATE Value] 55019 [SQLCODE Values] -7008, -20054 [Meaning]

Output: The object is in an invalid state for the operation.


Input: [SQLSTATE Value] 55029 [SQLCODE Values] -862 [Meaning]

Output: Local program attempted to connect to a remote database.


Input: [SQLSTATE Value] 55042 [SQLCODE Values] -7030 [Meaning]

Output: The alias is not allowed because it identifies a single member of a multiple member file.


Input: [SQLSTATE Value] 55048 [SQLCODE Values] -20147 [Meaning]

Output: Encrypted data cannot be encrypted.


Input: [SQLSTATE Value] 55050 [SQLCODE Values] -7052 [Meaning]

Output: An object cannot be created into a protected schema.


Input: [Role (v. 2.0)] Fixed value [Informal definition] A data item that does not get a new proper value after its initialization [Example]

Output: maxStringLength

An introduction to the roles of variables


Input: [Role (v. 2.0)] Stepper [Informal definition] A data item stepping through a systematic, predictable succession of values [Example]

Output: count

An introduction to the roles of variables


Input: [Role (v. 2.0)] Most-recent holder [Informal definition] A data item holding the latest value encountered in going through a succession of unpredictable values, or simply the latest value obtained as input [Example]

Output: inputData

An introduction to the roles of variables


Input: [Role (v. 2.0)] Most-wanted holder [Informal definition] A data item holding the best or otherwise most appropriate value encountered so far [Example]

Output: maximum

An introduction to the roles of variables


Input: [Role (v. 2.0)] Gatherer [Informal definition] A data item accumulating the effect of individual values [Example]

Output: sum

An introduction to the roles of variables


Input: [Role (v. 2.0)] Follower [Informal definition] A data item that gets its new value always from the old value of some other data item [Example]

Output: prev

An introduction to the roles of variables


Input: [Role (v. 2.0)] One-way flag [Informal definition] A two-valued data item that cannot get its initial value once the value has been changed [Example]

Output: errorsOccurred

An introduction to the roles of variables


Input: [Role (v. 2.0)] Temporary [Informal definition] A data item holding some value for a very short time only [Example]

Output: temp

An introduction to the roles of variables


Input: [Role (v. 2.0)] Organizer [Informal definition] A data structure storing elements that can be rearranged [Example]

Output: sortArray

An introduction to the roles of variables


Input: [Role (v. 2.0)] Container [Informal definition] A data structure storing elements that can be added and removed [Example]

Output: processQueue

An introduction to the roles of variables


Input: [Role (v. 2.0)] Walker [Informal definition] A data item traversing in a data structure [Example]

Output: currNode

An introduction to the roles of variables


Input: [0] Read Uncommitted [Dirty Reads] Yes [Nonrepeatable reads] Yes [Phantom reads] Yes [Concurrency model] Pessimistic [Conflict Detection] No [Lost Updates]

Output: Yes

Isolation Levels and Locks in SQL Server 2005 | Marlon Ribunal's Note On SQL Server


Input: [0] Read Committed [Dirty Reads] No [Nonrepeatable reads] Yes [Phantom reads] Yes [Concurrency model] Pessimistic [Conflict Detection] No [Lost Updates]

Output: Yes

Isolation Levels and Locks in SQL Server 2005 | Marlon Ribunal's Note On SQL Server


Input: [0] Repeatable Read [Dirty Reads] No [Nonrepeatable reads] No [Phantom reads] Yes [Concurrency model] Pessimistic [Conflict Detection] No [Lost Updates]

Output: No

Isolation Levels and Locks in SQL Server 2005 | Marlon Ribunal's Note On SQL Server


Input: [0] Serializable [Dirty Reads] No [Nonrepeatable reads] No [Phantom reads] No [Concurrency model] Pessimistic [Conflict Detection] No [Lost Updates]

Output: No

Isolation Levels and Locks in SQL Server 2005 | Marlon Ribunal's Note On SQL Server


Input: [0] Snapshot [Dirty Reads] No [Nonrepeatable reads] No [Phantom reads] No [Concurrency model] Optimistic [Conflict Detection] Yes [Lost Updates]

Output: No

Isolation Levels and Locks in SQL Server 2005 | Marlon Ribunal's Note On SQL Server


Input: [0] Read Committed Snapshot [Dirty Reads] No [Nonrepeatable reads] Yes [Phantom reads] Yes [Concurrency model] Optimistic [Conflict Detection] No [Lost Updates]

Output: Yes

Isolation Levels and Locks in SQL Server 2005 | Marlon Ribunal's Note On SQL Server


Input: [Step] 3 [Table] raw [Comment] This is where you do work before the connection tracking has taken place for locally generated packets. You can mark connections so that they will not be tracked for example. [Chain]

Output: OUTPUT


Input: [Step] 5 [Table] mangle [Comment] This is where we mangle packets, it is suggested that you do not filter in this chain since it can have side effects. [Chain]

Output: OUTPUT


Input: [Step] 6 [Table] nat [Comment] This chain can be used to NAT outgoing packets from the firewall itself. [Chain]

Output: OUTPUT


Input: [Step] 8 [Table] filter [Comment] This is where we filter packets going out from the local host. [Chain]

Output: OUTPUT


Input: [Step] 9 [Table] mangle [Comment] The POSTROUTING chain in the mangle table is mainly used when we want to do mangling on packets before they leave our host, but after the actual routing decisions. This chain will be hit by both packets just traversing the firewall, as well as packets created by the firewall itself. [Chain]

Output: POSTROUTING


Input: [Step] 10 [Table] nat [Comment] This is where we do SNAT as described earlier. It is suggested that you don't do filtering here since it can have side effects, and certain packets might slip through even though you set a default policy of DROP. [Chain]

Output: POSTROUTING


Input: [Parameter] Parent list [Method] - [Description]

Output: Set the parent list of this select list (used for nested select lists). Can only be set when the select list is created.

Table 6.5. FxSelectList parameters


Input: [Parameter] Name [Method] setName(String name) [Description]

Output: Set the name of the select list (has to be unique).

Table 6.5. FxSelectList parameters


Input: [Parameter] Label [Method] setLabel(FxString label) [Description]

Output: Set a label text to be displayed in user interfaces.

Table 6.5. FxSelectList parameters


Input: [Parameter] Description [Method] setDescription(FxString description) [Description]

Output: Set a description text to be displayed in user interfaces.

Table 6.5. FxSelectList parameters


Input: [Parameter] Allow dynamic item creation [Method] - [Description]

Output: May items be created dynamically (in UI's other than backends). Can only be set when the select list is created. This flag is merely used as information for UI's where users may create select list items themselves. Independent of this flag the users can only create items if they have the permission (see Table 6.7, “Relevant permissions for working with select list items” for details).

Table 6.5. FxSelectList parameters


Input: [Parameter] Create Item ACL [Method] - [Description]

Output: The ACL which controls the permissions for adding and removing select items to the select list. Can only be set when the select list is created.

Table 6.5. FxSelectList parameters


Input: [Parameter] New Item ACL [Method] - [Description]

Output: The ACL which is assigned to newly created items by default. Can only be set when the select list is created.

Table 6.5. FxSelectList parameters


Input: [Parameter] Default Item [Method] setDefaultItem(FxSelectListItem defaultItem) [Description]

Output: A select list item, which is selected by default.

Table 6.5. FxSelectList parameters


Input: [Value] Value [Property]

Output: Property

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Input: [Value] Toggle [Property]

Output: Switch type

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Input: [Value] Weather-Resistant , O Ring sealed bushing,Toggle Switch [Property]

Output: Description

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Input: [Value] SPST [Property]

Output: Circuitry

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Input: [Value] 25A at 12V DC [Property]

Output: Electrical Rating

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Input: [Value] Silver [Property]

Output: Contacts

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Input: [Value] Black plastic [Property]

Output: Housing

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Input: [Value] On/Red [Property]

Output: Up position

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Input: [Value] not applicable [Property]

Output: Center position

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Input: [Value] Off/White [Property]

Output: Down position

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Input: [Value] 4 blade [Property]

Output: Terminals

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Input: [Value] Translucent [Property]

Output: Handle material

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Input: [Value] Wedge [Property]

Output: Handle type

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Input: [Value] 11/16" Long [Property]

Output: Handle size: inches

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Input: [Value] 17.46mm [Property]

Output: Handle size: mm

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Input: [Value] Black finished face nut & plated hex nut [Property]

Output: Mounting hardware

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Input: [Value] Nylon plastic,black [Property]

Output: Mounting stem material

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Input: [Value] 15/32" -32 thread, 15/32" (11.90mm) Long [Property]

Output: Mounting stem dimmensions

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Input: [Value] 15/32" (11.90mm) Panel Hole [Property]

Output: Mounting hole dimension

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Input: [Value] Up to 1/8" (3.17mm) thick [Property]

Output: Panel thickness

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Input: [Button] Clear & New [Action]

Output: Clears the Invoice worksheet. The invoice date and ship date field will be set to the current date, and the Tax Rate, Sales Rep. Name, Ship Via, Terms will also be set to default values. You can set the default values by clicking the Settings button on the Invoice worksheet.

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Button] Save To DB [Action]

Output: Saves the current invoice to the database. If the invoice # field is not filled in, or it is filled in but does not exist in the database, then it will be treated as a new invoice, and a new invoice # will be created automatically if needed. Otherwise, you are updating an existing invoice identified by the Invoice #.

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Button] Extract/Email [Action]

Output: Creates a new invoice template that contains only the current invoice. You can then email it to your customer, format it using various formatting tools, or save it to other formats, such as HTML, PDF, etc. If you check the Email invoice after extraction option on the Workbook Tab of the Settings window, it will create the email message automatically. Click to see an example of the extracted invoice.

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Button] Print [Action]

Output: Prints the current invoice using the default print options. To customize your print options, click Excel menu File -> Page Setup or File -> Print. Click to see an example of the Printed Invoice

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Button] Payment [Action]

Output: Adds a payment for the current invoice.

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Button] View Detail [Action]

Output: Displays the current invoice in an Invoice Edit window, where you can edit, void, delete the invoice, or manage the payment records for the invoice.

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Button] Customers [Action]

Output: Displays a window to list all customers. (Sample Customers window)

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Button] Products [Action]

Output: Displays a window to list all products. (Sample Products window)

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Button] Invoices [Action]

Output: Displays a window to list all invoices. (Sample Invoices window)

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Button] Reports [Action]

Output: Displays the Reports window, where you can create new reports. (Figure)

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Button] Settings [Action]

Output: Displays the Settings window, where you can set various options to control how the system works. (Figure)

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Button] Help [Action]

Output: Displays the help document.

Invoice Templates - Excel Invoice Manager


Input: [Description] Moves to previous page on preview [Name]

Output: Previous


Input: [Description] Moves to the first page of the preview [Name]

Output: First


Input: [Description] Moves to the next page of the preview [Name]

Output: Next


Input: [Description] Moves to the page of the report. REPORT TOTALS ARE SHOWN ON THE LAST PAGE SO THIS BUTTON IS USED OFTEN [Name]

Output: Last


Input: [Button] or [Description] Zooms in and out of the preview. [Name]

Output: Zoom


Input: [Description] Prints out the entire report a single page. [Name]

Output: Print


Input: [Button] or [Description] Exports the report to all popular data file formats such as: Microsoft Excel, IBM Lotus, DIF, Text, Microsoft Word, tab and comma separated, RTF [Name]

Output: Export


Input: [Description] Send the report as an Email attachment. MAPI must be installed and working correctly on your computer for this feature to function. [Name]

Output: Email


Input: [Description] Closes the report [Name]

Output: Exit


Input: [Description] Evaluate the result inside an exception handler; if one of the exceptions AttributeError, LookupError, TypeError, NameError, or KeyError is raised during evaluation, the result is False, otherwise True. Note that the original result is discarded in any case. [Prefix]

Output: exists

Language Reference — Chameleon 2.10 documentation


Input: [Description] Import a global symbol using dotted notation. [Prefix]

Output: import

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Input: [Description] Load a template relative to the current template or absolute. [Prefix]

Output: load

Language Reference — Chameleon 2.10 documentation


Input: [Description] Negate the expression result [Prefix]

Output: not

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Input: [Description] Evaluate a Python expression [Prefix]

Output: python

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Input: [Description] Format a string [Prefix]

Output: string

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Input: [Description] Wraps the expression result as structure. [Prefix]

Output: structure

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Input: [Key] AutoCompletePostfix [Description]

Output: sets a post-fix to automatically be appended to the end of auto-completed usernames


Input: [Key] CaseSensitiveFlags [Description]

Output: forces flags to be case sensitive. (i.e. flag b is not the same as flag B)


Input: [Key] ChatDelay [Description]

Output: sets the default chat delay


Input: [Key] DefaultSafelistGroup [Description]

Output: sets safelisted users to the specified group


Input: [Key] DefaultShitlistGroup [Description]

Output: sets shitlisted users to the specified group


Input: [Key] DefaultTagbansGroup [Description]

Output: sets tagbanned users to the specified group


Input: [Key] HideClanDisplay [Description]

Output: hides clan tags from the channel list display


Input: [Key] HidePingDisplay [Description]

Output: hides ping icons from the channel list display


Input: [Key] MathAllowUI [Description]

Output: allows UI related commands to be used in the math/eval command.


Input: [Key] MediaPlayer [Description]

Output: sets the default media player


Input: [Key] RetainOldBans [Description]

Output: keeps bans on the banlist even after the operator that made that ban leaves the channel


Input: [Key] ShowStatsIcons [Description]

Output: if set to N no stats icons (e.g. peons) will be shown in the channel list


Input: [Key] StoreAllBans [Description]

Output: stores bans from all operators in the channel


Input: [Key] WinampPath [Description]

Output: overrides the location to look for WinAmp.


Input: [PC (Windows)] CTRL+C [MAC] CMD+C [Action]

Output: Copy highlighted text


Input: [PC (Windows)] CTRL+V [MAC] CMD+V [Action]

Output: Paste from clipboard


Input: [PC (Windows)] CTRL+X [MAC] CMD+X [Action]

Output: Cut highlighted text


Input: [PC (Windows)] CTRL+F [MAC] CMD+F [Action]

Output: Find


Input: [PC (Windows)] CTRL+P [MAC] CMD+P [Action]

Output: Print dialogue box


Input: [PC (Windows)] TAB [MAC] TAB [Action]

Output: Move to next field


Input: [PC (Windows)] SH+TAB [MAC] SH+TAB [Action]

Output: Return to previous field


Input: [PC (Windows)] CTRL+A [MAC] CMD+A [Action]

Output: Select ALL


Input: [Value] 1st BYTE [Description]

Output: Endianness flag; ASCII 'l' for little-endian or ASCII 'B' for big-endian. Both header and body are in this endianness.


Input: [Value] 2nd BYTE [Description]

Output: Message type. Unknown types must be ignored. Currently-defined types are described below.


Input: [Value] 3rd BYTE [Description]

Output: Bitwise OR of flags. Unknown flags must be ignored. Currently-defined flags are described below.


Input: [Value] 4th BYTE [Description]

Output: Major protocol version of the sending application. If the major protocol version of the receiving application does not match, the applications will not be able to communicate and the D-Bus connection must be disconnected. The major protocol version for this version of the specification is 1.


Input: [Value] 1st UINT32 [Description]

Output: Length in bytes of the message body, starting from the end of the header. The header ends after its alignment padding to an 8-boundary.


Input: [Value] 2nd UINT32 [Description]

Output: The serial of this message, used as a cookie by the sender to identify the reply corresponding to this request. This must not be zero.


Input: [Value] ARRAY of STRUCT of (BYTE,VARIANT) [Description]

Output: An array of zero or more header fields where the byte is the field code, and the variant is the field value. The message type determines which fields are required.


Input: [Service Error Codes] 50.1 Fuser error

Output: A low fuser temperature error has occurred, possibly due to an inadequate external or internal power supply.

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Input: [Service Error Codes] 50.2 Fuser error

Output: A fuser warm-up service error has occurred, possibly due to an inadequate external or internal power supply.

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Input: [Service Error Codes] 50.3 Fuser error

Output: A high fuser temperature error has occurred, possibly due to an inadequate external or internal power supply.

HP COLOR LASERJET 4650 PRINTER REPAIR/SERVICE | LASER PRINTER SERVICE


Input: [Service Error Codes] Error 50.4 fuser failure

Output: A faulty fuser error has occurred. There may be a problem with the printer's fuser, or inadequate external or internal power supply/line voltage.

HP COLOR LASERJET 4650 PRINTER REPAIR/SERVICE | LASER PRINTER SERVICE


Input: [Service Error Codes] 50.5 Fuser error code

Output: An inconsistent fuser error has occurred, possibly due to an inadequate external or internal power supply/line voltage.

HP COLOR LASERJET 4650 PRINTER REPAIR/SERVICE | LASER PRINTER SERVICE


Input: [Service Error Codes] 50.6 Fuser error code

Output: An open fuser error has occurred.

HP COLOR LASERJET 4650 PRINTER REPAIR/SERVICE | LASER PRINTER SERVICE


Input: [Parameter] charset [Remarks] Default: “shift_jis” [Description]

Output: Specify encoding for the data “shift_jis” or “utf-8” is available

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] check_key [Description]

Output: mixi Specify mixi check key issued upon the service registration

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] title [Remarks] Default: Service name [Description]

Output: Specify a title which articulates an object to be shared with character string.

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] description [Description]

Output: Specify the description

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] content_rating [Description]

Output: If the content is not appropriate for minors, specify “1”

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] image [Remarks] Please refer section below [Description]

Output: URL of thumbnail images

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] primary_url [Remarks] Mandatory [Description]

Output: URL of a landing page from this check feed (*1)

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] pc_url [Description]

Output: URL of a landing page for PC users

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] smartphone_url [Description]

Output: URL of a landing page for smartphone users

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] mobile_url [Remarks] At least one of the mobile_url has to be specified [Description]

Output: URL for a landing page for feature phone users

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] mobile_docomo_url [Description]

Output: URL for a landing page for docomo feature phone users

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] mobile_au_url [Description]

Output: URL for a landing page for au feature phone users

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Parameter] mobile_softbank_url [Description]

Output: URL for a landing page for Softbank Mobile feature phone users

Specification << mixi Developer Center (mDC)


Input: [Description] Get the type of the capture module [Name]

Output: CaptureSource


Input: [Description] Get or Set if the captured image should be flipped horizontally [Name]

Output: FlipHorizontal


Input: [Description] Get and set the flip type [Name]

Output: FlipType


Input: [Description] Get or Set if the captured image should be flipped vertically [Name]

Output: FlipVertical


Input: [Description] The height of this capture [Name]

Output: Height


Input: [Description] Pointer to the unmanaged object (Inherited from UnmanagedObject.) [Name]

Output: Ptr


Input: [Description] The width of this capture [Name]

Output: Width


Input: [Parameter] connection_id [Description]

Output: required connection_id as specified in the Network section. It may be your individual connection id or organization id


Input: [Parameter] date [Description]

Output: required Estimate date


Input: [Parameter] due_date [Description]

Output: required Estimate expiration date


Input: [Parameter] summary [Description]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameter] note [Description]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameter] statement_no [Description]

Output: required Estimate statement_no should be unique


Input: [Parameter] send_reminders [Description]

Output: optional


Input: [Description] Occurs when the control loses or gains mouse capture. [Event]

Output: MouseCaptureChanged

Mouse Events | Windows Forms | Visual C# Tutorials


Input: [Description] Occurs when the control is clicked by the mouse. [Event]

Output: MouseClick

Mouse Events | Windows Forms | Visual C# Tutorials


Input: [Description] Occurs when the control is double clicked by the mouse. [Event]

Output: MouseDoubleClick

Mouse Events | Windows Forms | Visual C# Tutorials


Input: [Description] Occurs when the mouse pointer is over the control and a mouse button is pressed. [Event]

Output: MouseDown

Mouse Events | Windows Forms | Visual C# Tutorials


Input: [Description] Occurs when the mouse pointer enters the control. [Event]

Output: MouseEnter

Mouse Events | Windows Forms | Visual C# Tutorials


Input: [Description] Occurs when the mouse pointer rests on the control. [Event]

Output: MouseHover

Mouse Events | Windows Forms | Visual C# Tutorials


Input: [Description] Occurs when the mouse pointer leaves the control. [Event]

Output: MouseLeave

Mouse Events | Windows Forms | Visual C# Tutorials


Input: [Description] Occurs when the mouse pointer is moved over the control. [Event]

Output: MouseMove

Mouse Events | Windows Forms | Visual C# Tutorials


Input: [Description] Occurs when the mouse pointer is over the control and a mouse button is released. [Event]

Output: MouseUp

Mouse Events | Windows Forms | Visual C# Tutorials


Input: [Description] Occurs when the mouse wheel moves while the control has focus. [Event]

Output: MouseWheel

Mouse Events | Windows Forms | Visual C# Tutorials


Input: [Name] cores [Mandatory] no [Type]

Output: int or array of int

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Input: [Name] datacenter_id [Mandatory] no [Type]

Output: int or array of int

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Input: [Name] hostname [Mandatory] no [Type]

Output: array of string or string

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Input: [Name] id [Mandatory] no [Type]

Output: int or array of int

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Input: [Name] memory [Mandatory] no [Type]

Output: int or array of int

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Input: [Name] state [Mandatory] no [Type]

Output: string

Virtual Machine API Reference — Gandi API 3.3.31 documentation


Input: [Name] ~hostname [Mandatory] no [Type]

Output: string

Virtual Machine API Reference — Gandi API 3.3.31 documentation


Input: [Action] select [Data] node% object [Description]

Output: called when the user clicks on a node


Input: [Action] deselect [Data] node% object [Description]

Output: called when the node is deselected


Input: [Action] before-line-add [Data] (src dst) [Description]

Output: ccalled before a line is added between the source and the destination, if the return value of the callback function is false the line is not allowed and not added


Input: [Action] after-line-add [Data] line% object [Description]

Output: called after the line is added


Input: [Action] before-line-del [Data] (src dst) [Description]

Output: called before a line is deleted between the source and the destination, if the return value of the callback function is false the line is not deleted


Input: [Action] after-line-del [Data] #f [Description]

Output: called after the line is deleted


Input: [Action] before-node-add [Data] string [Description]

Output: called before a node is added, if the return value of the callback function is false the node cannot be added


Input: [Action] after-node-add [Data] node% object [Description]

Output: called after the node is added


Input: [Action] before-node-del [Data] node% object [Description]

Output: called before the node is deleted, if the return value of the callback function is false the node is not deleted


Input: [Action] after-node-del [Data] id [Description]

Output: called after the node has been deleted, the deleted node had the id


Input: [Action] before-clear [Data] #f [Description]

Output: called before the full network is deleted, if the callback function returns #f then nothing happens


Input: [Action] after-clear [Data] #f [Description]

Output: called after the network is initialised


Input: [0] p [State condition] File exists in archive, but is not matched with wildcard. [File in Archive]

Output: Exists, but is not matched


Input: [0] q [State condition] File exists in archive, but doesn't exist on disk. [File on Disk] Doesn't exist [File in Archive]

Output: Exists


Input: [0] r [State condition] File doesn't exist in archive, but exists on disk. [File on Disk] Exists [File in Archive]

Output: Doesn't exist


Input: [0] x [State condition] File in archive is newer than the file on disk. [File on Disk] Older [File in Archive]

Output: Newer


Input: [0] y [State condition] File in archive is older than the file on disk. [File on Disk] Newer [File in Archive]

Output: Older


Input: [0] z [State condition] File in archive is same as the file on disk [File on Disk] Same [File in Archive]

Output: Same


Input: [0] w [State condition] Can not be detected what file is newer (times are the same, sizes are different) [File on Disk] ? [File in Archive]


Input: [Term] issuedby [Notes] Range is undefined but it is RECOMMENDED that the filler be either a dcterms:Agent or a foaf:Agent [Introduced] Section 2.2 [Type]

Output: OWL Annotation Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] issued [Notes] It takes as value a literal of type xsd:dateTime. [Introduced] Section 2.2 [Type]

Output: OWL Annotation Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] text [Notes] As displaytext in previous table [Introduced] Section 2.2 [Type]

Output: OWL Annotation Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] logo [Notes] As displayicon in previous table [Introduced] Section 2.2 [Type]

Output: OWL Annotation Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] matchesregex [Notes] RDF/OWL tools must understand the POWDER Semantic Extension to process the semantics of this property. [Introduced] Section 2.2 [Type]

Output: OWL Datatype Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] notmatchesregex [Notes] RDF/OWL tools must understand the POWDER Semantic Extension to process the semantics of this property. [Introduced] Section 2.2 [Type]

Output: OWL Datatype Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] Processor [Notes] The class of POWDER Processors [Introduced] Section 3 [Type]

Output: Sub class of dcterms:Agent

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] Document [Notes] The class of POWDER documents [Introduced] Section 3 [Type]

Output: Sub class of owl:Ontology

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] data_error [Notes] A property denoting a description of the specific processing error occurred when processing a given POWDER document. Domain is #Document [Introduced] Section 3 [Type]

Output: OWL Datatype Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] proc_error [Notes] A property denoting a description of the specific processing error occurred when processing a given POWDER document. Domain is #Processor [Introduced] Section 3 [Type]

Output: OWL Datatype Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] err_code [Notes] A property denoting a description of the specific processing error occurred when processing a given POWDER document. Range is xsd:nonNegativeInterger [Introduced] Section 3 [Type]

Output: OWL Datatype Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] describedby [Notes] A property that links a described resource to a POWDER document. For use with RDFa and other rich formats. [Introduced] Section 4.1.3 [Type]

Output: OWL Object Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] tag [Notes] Filler is a string literal that may include spaces [Introduced] Section 2.7 [Type]

Output: OWL Datatype Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] notknownto [Notes] Property used by a POWDER Processor that it does not have any information about a particular IRI. Range is #Processor. [Introduced] Section 3 [Type]

Output: OWL Object Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] authenticate [Notes] An RDF property that links a dcterms:Agent or foaf:Agent class to a resource describing how to authenticate its DRs. [Introduced] Section 5.1 [Type]

Output: OWL Object Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] validfrom [Notes] It takes as value a literal of type xsd:dateTime. Format should be W3CDTF [Introduced] Section 5.2 [Type]

Output: OWL Annotation Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] validuntil [Notes] It takes as value a literal of type xsd:dateTime. Format should be W3CDTF [Introduced] Section 5.2 [Type]

Output: OWL Annotation Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] sha1sum [Notes] Range is datatype xsd:base64Binary. [Introduced] Section 5.2 [Type]

Output: OWL Datatype Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] certified [Notes] It takes as value a literal of type xsd:boolean. [Introduced] Section 5.2 [Type]

Output: OWL Datatype Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] certifiedby [Notes] owl:Thing. [Introduced] Section 5.2 [Type]

Output: OWL Object Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Term] supportedby [Notes] owl:Thing [Introduced] Section 5.3 [Type]

Output: OWL Object Property

Protocol for Web Description Resources (POWDER): Description Resources


Input: [Parameter Name] SiteUrl [Parameter Set Name] Default [Mandatory?] Yes [Position] 0 [Description]

Output: Site Url for import

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Input: [Parameter Name] Site [Parameter Set Name] Site [Mandatory?] Yes [Position] 0 [Description]

Output: SPSite object for import

SharePoint 2013 Design Packages: Import with PowerShell (Part 2 of 2) | Ingo Karstein's Blog


Input: [Parameter Name] ImportFileName [Parameter Set Name] DefaultSite [Mandatory?] Yes [Position] 1 [Description]

Output: Filename and path of the design package for import

SharePoint 2013 Design Packages: Import with PowerShell (Part 2 of 2) | Ingo Karstein's Blog


Input: [Parameter Name] Apply [Parameter Set Name] DefaultSite [Mandatory?] Yes [Position] 2 [Description]

Output: $true = Apply the design package after import$false = Only install the design package for later activation

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Input: [Parameter Name] PackageName [Parameter Set Name] DefaultSite [Mandatory?] No [Position] 3 [Description]

Output: Package name. If not specified it uses the file name without extension. The package name will be used for naming the imported file in the solution gallery of the site collection

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Input: [Parameter Name] MajorVersion [Parameter Set Name] DefaultSite [Mandatory?] No [Position] - [Description]

Output: Version number of the design package. If not specified it uses “1” for the major version.

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Input: [Parameter Name] MinorVersion [Parameter Set Name] DefaultSite [Mandatory?] No [Position] - [Description]

Output: Version number of the design package. If not specified it uses “0” for the minor version.

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Input: [Menu Item] Exit [Action]

Output: Exit Reupholster

Reupholster - For CouchDB Application Development


Input: [Menu Item] Toggle Console [Action]

Output: Show/Hide a console. This console helps you see what reupholster is doing under the hood.

Reupholster - For CouchDB Application Development


Input: [Menu Item] Run Tests Local(Firefox) [Action]

Output: Runs all the tests in the /tests directory using the firefox browser.

Reupholster - For CouchDB Application Development


Input: [Menu Item] Run Tests Local(HtmlUnit) [Action]

Output: Runs all the tests in the /tests directory using a headless browser. This is faster than firefox, and is the same method used for continuous integration.

Reupholster - For CouchDB Application Development


Input: [Menu Item] Open Test Results [Action]

Output: After tests are run, this item will be enabled. It will show an html report of the test results in your default browser.

Reupholster - For CouchDB Application Development


Input: [Menu Item] Deploy To: [Action]

Output: Deploy the current application to a remote CouchDB. See Deployment section.

Reupholster - For CouchDB Application Development


Input: [Menu Item] Open App In Browser [Action]

Output: Open your default browser and show the Couch Application.

Reupholster - For CouchDB Application Development


Input: [Menu Item] Open Project Directory [Action]

Output: Show the project directory using your default filesystem browser.

Reupholster - For CouchDB Application Development


Input: [folder or file] jsfks [explanation]

Output: Project folder with project name


Input: [folder or file] /ant [explanation]

Output: This folder holds Ant build scripts including a default build.xml file.


Input: [folder or file] /JavaSource [explanation]

Output: This folder is where you place your own Java source classes and properties files.


Input: [folder or file] /WebContent [explanation]

Output: This folder holds the actual Web application files used by the application server or servlet container.


Input: [folder or file] /WEB-INF [explanation]

Output: This folder inside the WebContent folder holds files that are used as part of the runtime Web application but are hidden from the browser.


Input: [folder or file] /classes [explanation]

Output: This folder inside the WEB-INF folder holds compiled Java classes along with properties files copied from JavaSource.


Input: [folder or file] /lib [explanation]

Output: This folder inside the WEB-INF folder holds libraries required by your application, for example, third party Jar files.


Input: [folder or file] jsf-impl.jar jsf-api.jar [explanation]

Output: These two files inside the lib folder are library files included with the JavaServer Faces v1.1 Reference Implementation. Every JSF application requires these files.


Input: [folder or file] web.xml [explanation]

Output: This file inside the WEB-INF folder is the Web Application Deployment Descriptor for your application. This is an XML file describing the servlets and other components that make up your application.


Input: [folder or file] faces-config.xml [explanation]

Output: This file inside the WEB-INF folder is the JavaServer Faces configuration file. This file lists bean resources and navigation rules. We will cover this file in more detail later.


Input: [folder or file] pages [explanation]

Output: This folder inside the WebContent folder holds JSP and HTML presentation pages.


Input: [Symbol] y [Presentation] number [Meaning]

Output: year


Input: [Symbol] M [Presentation] number [Meaning]

Output: month in year


Input: [Symbol] d [Presentation] number [Meaning]

Output: day in month


Input: [Symbol] h [Presentation] number [Meaning]

Output: hour in day (0~23)


Input: [Symbol] m [Presentation] number [Meaning]

Output: minute in hour


Input: [Symbol] s [Presentation] number [Meaning]

Output: second in minute


Input: [Symbol] S [Presentation] number [Meaning]

Output: millisecond


Input: [property name] fodsName [type] text [default value] no default but value is required [description]

Output: Name of foDataSource.


Input: [property name] statsEnabled [type] boolean [default value] true [description]

Output: Enable statistics.


Input: [property name] registerMXBeans [type] boolean [default value] true [description]

Output: Register MXBeans that allows foDS management via jconsole.


Input: [property name] disableEvents [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: You can add event listeners via MXBean. Each database or foDS change a state a proper event is raised. Disable it in case of performance problems.


Input: [property name] selectorFactory [type] class [default value] org.jsoftware.fods. DefaultSelectorFactory [description]

Output: Implementation of org.jsoftware.fods.client.ext.SelectorFactory.


Input: [property name] selectorMinRecoveryTime [type] number [ms] [default value] 180000 [description]

Output: Minimal time that foDS tries to use broken database. This feature is implemented by Selector and can be not available if selector do not provide it.


Input: [property name] testSQL [type] string [default value] select 1+2 [description]

Output: SQL statement used to test a connection.


Input: [property name] loggerLogEvents [type] boolean [default value] true [description]

Output: If events should be logged.


Input: [property name] loggerDebugOn [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: Turn on debug logs.


Input: [property name] loggerForceLogOnConsole [type] boolean [default value] false [description]

Output: Always log to standard output.


Input: [property name] loggerLogLongSQLs [type] number [ms] [default value] -1 [description]

Output: Log statements that executes longer then value (time). If less then zero then this feature is disabled.


Input: [property name] loggerFile [type] string [default value] no default value [description]

Output: Log into a file. If not specified then this feature is disabled. Value is a path to log file.


Input: [Key] W [Command]

Output: move forward


Input: [Key] S [Command]

Output: move backward


Input: [Key] A [Command]

Output: strafe left


Input: [Key] D [Command]

Output: strafe right


Input: [Key] SPACE [Command]

Output: jump


Input: [Key] CTRL [Command]

Output: duck


Input: [Key] SHIFT [Command]

Output: walk slowly


Input: [Metadata] App Name for App Store

Output: The name of your app as it will appear on the App Store. Note that this name cannot be longer than 255 characters.

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Input: [Metadata] App Name

Output: The name of your app as it will appear on the device.

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Input: [Metadata] Description

Output: A description of the app you are adding, detailing features and functionality. Descriptions cannot be longer than 4000 bytes and should be written in the local language of English and/or Spanish.

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Input: [Metadata] Copyright

Output: The name of the person or entity that owns the exclusive rights to the app, preceded by the year the rights were obtained (for example, "2008 Acme Inc.")

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Input: [Metadata] Keywords

Output: One or more keywords that describe the app you are adding. Separate multiple keywords with commas. Keywords cannot be longer than 100 characters (comma and space count)

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Input: [Metadata] Support URL

Output: A URL that provides support for the app you are adding. This will be visible to customers on the App Store

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Input: [Metadata] Contact email

Output: An email address where you may be contacted. This will be visible to customers on the App Store

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Input: [Metadata] Marketing URL (optional)

Output: A URL with information about the app you are adding. If provided, this will be visible to customers on the App Store.

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Input: [Metadata] Privacy Policy URL (optional)

Output: A URL that links to your company's privacy policy. Privacy policy URLs are required for all apps that offer auto-renewable or free subscriptions. Required for NewsStand.

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Input: [Metadata] iOS in App Purchases

Output: Select the Price Tier for the issue and/or subscription plans ( view the price matrix )

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Input: [Metadata] Traffic Statistics Account

Output: Provide the Google Analytics(UA), Flurry or Comscore identifiers

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Input: [Metadata] Primary App Category

Output: The category that best describes your app. Select one from the following list: Book Business Catalogs Education Entertainment Finance Food & Drink Games Health & Fitness Lifestyle Medical Music Navigation News Photo & Video Productivity Reference Social Networking Sports Travel Utilities Weather

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Input: [Metadata] Secondary Category (optional)

Output: An additional category that further describes the app you are adding. Select one from above list.

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Input: [Metadata] Primary NewsStand Category

Output: Primary category for your content. Select one from the following list: Arts & Photography Automotive Brides & Weddings Business & Investing Children's Magazines Computers & Internet Cooking, Food & Drink Crafts & Hobbies Electronics & Audio Entertaining Fashion & Style Movies & Music Health & Well Being History Home & Garden Literary Magazines & Journals Men's Interest News & Politics Outdoors & Nature Parenting & Family Pets Professional & Trade Regional News Science Sports & Leissure Teens Travel & Regional Women's Interest

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Input: [Metadata] Secondary NewsStand Category (optional)

Output: An additional category that further describes the app you are adding. Select one from above list.

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