Input: [Description] Displays a window in its most recent size and position. This value is similar to SW_SHOWNORMAL, except the window is not actived. [Value]

Output: SW_SHOWNOACTIVATE


Input: [mode] logical [storage.mode] logical [typeof]

Output: logical


Input: [mode] numeric [storage.mode] integer [typeof]

Output: integer


Input: [mode] numeric [storage.mode] double [typeof]

Output: double


Input: [mode] complex [storage.mode] complex [typeof]

Output: complex


Input: [mode] character [storage.mode] character [typeof]

Output: character


Input: [mode] raw [storage.mode] raw [typeof]

Output: raw


Input: [#] 1 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Title Tag [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [#] 2 [Type] Site [Factor] Global Link Popularity of Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [#] 3 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Anchor Text of Inbound Link [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [#] 4 [Type] Page [Factor] Link Popularity within the Site's Internal Link Structure [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [#] 5 [Type] Site [Factor] Age of Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 6 [Type] Site [Factor] Topical Relevance of Inbound Links to Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 7 [Type] Site [Factor] Link Popularity of Site in Topical Community [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 8 [Type] Negative [Factor] Server is Often Inaccessible to Bots [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: No

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Input: [#] 9 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Body Text [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 10 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Global Link Popularity of Linking Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: No

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Input: [#] 11 [Type] Negative [Factor] Content Very Similar or Duplicate of Existing Content in the Index [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 12 [Type] Page [Factor] Quality/Relevance of Links to External Sites/Pages [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 13 [Type] Site [Factor] Rate of New Inbound Links to Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 14 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Topical Relationship of Linking Page [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 15 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Link Popularity of Site in Topical Community [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 16 [Type] Negative [Factor] External Links to Low Quality/Spam Sites [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 17 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Relationship of Body Text Content to Keywords (Topic Analysis) [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 18 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in H1 Tag [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 19 [Type] Page [Factor] Age of Document [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 20 [Type] Negative [Factor] Duplicate Title/Meta Tags on Many Pages [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: No

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Input: [#] 21 [Type] Negative [Factor] Participation in Link Schemes or Actively Selling Links [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: No

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Input: [#] 22 [Type] Negative [Factor] Overuse of Targeted Keywords (Stuffing/Spamming) [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 23 [Type] Page [Factor] Amount of Indexable Text Content [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 24 [Type] Site [Factor] Relevance of Site's Primary Subject Matter to Query [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: No

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Input: [#] 25 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Topical Relationship of Linking Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 26 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Age of Link [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 27 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Text Surrounding the Link [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [#] 28 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Domain Name [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 29 [Type] Page [Factor] Quality of the Document Content (as measured algorithmically) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: No

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Input: [#] 30 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Internal Link Popularity of Linking Page within Host Site/Domain [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 31 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Page URL [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 32 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in H2, H3, H(x) Tags [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 33 [Type] Page [Factor] Organization/Hierarchy of Document Flow (i.e. broad > narrow) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 34 [Type] Negative [Factor] Very Slow Server Response Times [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 35 [Type] Site [Factor] Historical Performance of Site as Measured by Time Spent on Page, Clickthroughs from SERPs, Direct Visits, Bookmarks, etc. [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 36 [Type] Site [Factor] Manual Authority/Weight Given to Site by Google [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: No

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Input: [#] 37 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Alt Tags and Image Titles [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [#] 38 [Type] Site [Factor] TLD Extension of Site (edu, gov, us, ca, com, etc) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 39 [Type] Site [Factor] Rate of New Pages Added to Site [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 40 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Domain Extension of Linking Site (edu, gov, com, ca, co.uk, etc) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 41 [Type] In-Link [Factor] PageRank (as measured by the GG Toolbar) of Linking Page [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 42 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Temporal Link Attributes (when in time the link was created/updated) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 43 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Bold/Strong Tags [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 44 [Type] Page [Factor] Frequency of Updates to Page [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 45 [Type] Negative [Factor] Inbound Links from Spam Sites [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 46 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Meta Description Tag [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 47 [Type] Negative [Factor] Low Levels of Visitors to the Site (Measured via Toolbar, Clicks in SERPs, etc.) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 48 [Type] Site [Factor] Number of Queries for Site/Domain over Time [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 49 [Type] Page [Factor] Number of Trailing Slashes (/) in URL [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 50 [Type] Page [Factor] Accuracy of Spelling & Grammar [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

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Input: [#] 51 [Type] Page [Factor] HTML Validation of Document (to W3C Standards) [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [#] 52 [Type] Site [Factor] Verification of Site with Google Webmaster Central [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [#] 53 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Meta Keywords Tag [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Property] SourceModels [Description] The models that are being dragged [In/Out]

Output: In

Building a rearrangable TreeListView — ObjectListView 2.8.1 documentation


Input: [Property] TargetModel [Description] The model that is under the cursor. null if there is no row under the cursor. [In/Out]

Output: In

Building a rearrangable TreeListView — ObjectListView 2.8.1 documentation


Input: [Property] ListView [Description] The ObjectListView that is under the cursor [In/Out]

Output: In

Building a rearrangable TreeListView — ObjectListView 2.8.1 documentation


Input: [Property] SourceListView [Description] The ObjectListView where the drag started [In/Out]

Output: In

Building a rearrangable TreeListView — ObjectListView 2.8.1 documentation


Input: [Property] DropTargetLocation [Description] What is the current drop target? Key values are Item and Background. [In/Out]

Output: In

Building a rearrangable TreeListView — ObjectListView 2.8.1 documentation


Input: [Property] InfoMessage [Description] An information message that will be shown to the user in a floating text tip. [In/Out]

Output: Out

Building a rearrangable TreeListView — ObjectListView 2.8.1 documentation


Input: [Property] Effect [Description] What action will be taken if the user releases the mouse button? [In/Out]

Output: Out

Building a rearrangable TreeListView — ObjectListView 2.8.1 documentation


Input: [Filter] Main Search Keywords [Description]

Output: This is the uppermost field on the page. Enter a list of keywords that must be present in the search but not in any particular order or placement within the Tweet.


Input: [Filter] Date [Description]

Output: Limits Tweets to within a date range. Select a "From" date and a "To" date or use only one of them. For example, specifying only the From date will include Tweets from that date and all subsequent Tweets until the current time. Note that search results can only go back 8 days maximum.


Input: [Filter] Within Account [Description]

Output: Use this field to specify the screen name whose Tweets you want to search.


Input: [Filter] Tpower Score [Description]

Output: Our special scoring system from 0-100. The higher the number, the more interesting the Twitter user tends to be. Filtering with this field > 20 tends to toss out a lot of lower-quality Tweets. Tpower calculation criteria includes age of account, frequency of Tweets, and more of our special sauce.


Input: [Filter] Followers [Description]

Output: Only returns Tweets from users above a Follower Count number. This is useful for searching Tweets from more influential or "important" accounts. Include this filter with Follower Ratio for even better results.


Input: [Filter] Follower Ratio [Description]

Output: Only returns Tweets from users above a Follower/Follows threshold (Followers #/Follows #). Useful for finding Tweets from more influential accounts. Note that an account with 5,000 followers and that follows 1,000 will have a ratio of 5. However, an account with 5 followers and follows 1 will have the same ratio. Therefore, for finding more influential accounts, use this filter combined with the one above, Followers.


Input: [Filter] Phrase [Description]

Output: Type in an exact phrase that must be found in each Tweet in the search results (words in a precise sequence with no words in between). For example, entering "buy" in the main search keywords field and "new car" in Phrase will return Tweets like this: It takes 24.2 weeks of median family income to buy avg-priced new car. Then the operating costs just keep on coming. But not this: just had to buy a new battery for my car...words can't express how upset i am! Can be used in combination with the main search keywords field, Exclude and One Of fields.


Input: [Filter] Exclude [Description]

Output: Type in a space or comma-separated list of words to exclude Tweets with one or more of those words. Must be used in combination with the main search keywords field. Can be used in combination with Phrase and One Of fields.


Input: [Filter] One Of [Description]

Output: Type in a space or comma-separated list of words to include Tweets in search results with those words. Any one of the words can be included in the Tweet but Tweets without any of the words will be excluded. Can be used in combination with the main search keywords field, Phrase and Exclude fields.


Input: [Filter] Language [Description]

Output: Include Tweets from an account with a particular main language


Input: [Filter] Links [Description]

Output: Include Tweets that include web links embedded in the Tweet.


Input: [Type] Single event [fRecurrence] False [fAllDayEvent] False [EventType] 0 [Description]

Output: An event created with the All Day Event and Recurrence checkboxes unselected.

Understanding the SharePoint calendar and how to export it to iCal format | .NET Framework tips


Input: [Type] All-day event [fRecurrence] False [fAllDayEvent] True [EventType] 0 [Description]

Output: An event created with the All Day Event checkbox selected.

Understanding the SharePoint calendar and how to export it to iCal format | .NET Framework tips


Input: [Type] Recurring event [fRecurrence] True [fAllDayEvent] False [EventType] 1 [Description]

Output: An event created with the Recurrence checkbox selected. Has a recurrence icon in the All Events view. Appears as a single master event on the All Events view, but as recurring instances on the Current Events and Calendar views.

Understanding the SharePoint calendar and how to export it to iCal format | .NET Framework tips


Input: [Type] Recurring all-day event [fRecurrence] True [fAllDayEvent] True [EventType] 1 [Description]

Output: Same as above, but with the All Day Event checkbox selected at creation time.

Understanding the SharePoint calendar and how to export it to iCal format | .NET Framework tips


Input: [Type] Recurrence exception [fRecurrence] True [fAllDayEvent] False [EventType] 4 [Description]

Output: Created by editing an instance of a recurring event. Has a strikethrough recurrence icon in the All Events view.

Understanding the SharePoint calendar and how to export it to iCal format | .NET Framework tips


Input: [Type] All-day recurrence exception [fRecurrence] True [fAllDayEvent] True [EventType] 4 [Description]

Output: Same as above, but created by editing an instance of an all-day recurring event.

Understanding the SharePoint calendar and how to export it to iCal format | .NET Framework tips


Input: [Type] Deleted instance of a recurring event [fRecurrence] True [fAllDayEvent] False [EventType] 3 [Description]

Output: Created by deleting a instance of a recurring event. Title is prefixed with “Deleted:” in the All Events view, and is hidden in the Current Events and Calendar views.

Understanding the SharePoint calendar and how to export it to iCal format | .NET Framework tips


Input: [Type] Deleted instance of an all-day recurring event [fRecurrence] True [fAllDayEvent] True [EventType] 3 [Description]

Output: Same as above, but created by deleting an instance of an all-day recurring event.

Understanding the SharePoint calendar and how to export it to iCal format | .NET Framework tips


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110866 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Right To Left


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110867 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Left To Right


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110868 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Head To Foot


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110869 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Foot To Head


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110870 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Anterior To Posterior


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110871 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Posterior To Anterior


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110872 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Apex To Base


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110873 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Base To Apex


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110874 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Anterior To Inferior


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110875 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Inferior To Anterior


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110876 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Septum To Wall


Input: DCM [Code Value(0008,0100)] 110877 [Code Meaning (0008,0104)]

Output: Wall To Septum


Input: [Operator] sum Adjusts the oscillator 1/2 balance [Description]

Output: Mixing

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] sync Adjusts the oscillator 1/2 balance [Description]

Output: Mixing and synchronization: oscillator 2’s phase is reset whenever oscillator 1’s phase is reset. You won’t hear the detuning, but instead a timbral modulation

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] ring Balance between the original sound and the output of the modulator [Description]

Output: Ring modulation – oscillators’ signals are scaled and multiplied

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] xor Shifts the output, with overflow [Description]

Output: XOR modulation. The bits of oscillator 1 and 2’s digital values are exclusive-or’ed, and the result is shifted

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] fuzz Fuzz amount [Description]

Output: Fuzz. Oscillator 1 and 2 are equally mixed and sent to a waveshapper with a warm tanh response

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] >>4 Oscillator 1/2 balance [Description]

Output: Oscillator 1 and 2 are mixed and sent through a dirty 4x sample rate reduction

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] >>8 Oscillator 1/2 balance [Description]

Output: Oscillator 1 and 2 are mixed and sent through a dirty 8x sample rate reduction

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] fold Distortion amount [Description]

Output: Oscillator 1 and 2 are mixed and sent through a foldback distortion

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] bits Bit depth reduction amount [Description]

Output: Oscillator 1 and 2 are mixed and sent through a bit depth reducer

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] duo Adjusts the oscillator 1/2 balance [Description]

Output: Duophony

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] 2steps - [Description]

Output: Oscillator 1 / 2 cycling

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] 4steps - [Description]

Output: Sound source cycling

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] 8steps - [Description]

Output: Sound source cycling

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Operator] seqmix - [Description]

Output: Sound source cycling

Shruthi – User manual | Mutable Instruments


Input: [Option] Default number of comments per page [Variable] defaultposts [Description]

Output: For each photo displayed, this value will determine how many comments appear on each page. When the number of comments exceeds this value, the user will be given a “page” reference to scroll through comments.


Input: [Option] Show Most Recent Additions on Index page? [Variable] mostrecent [Description]

Output: Called “Features”, when set to YES this option will display the most recently uploaded images on your index pages. The Feature box will only display when there are enough images to full up at least one full row. Recentcols and recentnum are used to determine how many thumbnails appear in each row and how many thumbnails will be displayed.


Input: [Option] Number of columns for thumbnail pages [Variable] thumbcols [Description]

Output: This setting sets the number of columns to be used in gallery mode for thumbnails. Users who have sidebars may want to use a small number of columns whereas people wanting to display the most would want a higher value. Recommended: 5


Input: [Option] Display Members Gallery on the main index page? [Variable] showmem [Description]

Output: The Member Gallery is a default gallery for every PhotoPost installation. Depending on your memformat value the Members Galleries either act as an index to all the photos uploaded by users or as a “personal” gallery for a user. Setting this to NO will cause the Members Gallery to not be listed on the index page.


Input: [Option] Require users to be registered to view images? [Variable] reqregister [Description]

Output: If you want your users to be registered to view images, then set this value to YES. Users will still see thumbnails, but will have to register to see medium or large images. This is good for “closed” board where you want to minimze bandwidth usage by non-members.


Input: [Option] Do you want Members Gallery to show all of a users photos? [Variable] memformat [Description]

Output: There are two formats of Members Galleries. YES – this mode is similar to an index of all of a users photos. Selecting a users member gallery will provide a listing of all photos uploaded by that user. NO – this mode treats the Members Gallery as a “personal” gallery in which only photos that have been explicitly uploaded here will be displayed.


Input: [Option] Display headers during SlideShows? [Variable] slidehead [Description]

Output: If you want the slideshows to display your headers, select YES. A setting of NO will cause just the images to be displayed.


Input: [Option] Display photo and diskspace stats on index page? [Variable] stats [Description]

Output: On the main index page are some statistics which show the number of photos, comments, users, disk space and top posters. Setting this value to NO will remove those stats from your index page.


Input: [Option] Number of columns for most recent additions section? [Variable] recentcols [Description]

Output: When a “Feature” is displayed on a page, this value is used to determine how many thumbnails will be displayed in a row. When enabled, a recentcols of 5 and a recentnum of 25 will result in 5 rows of 5 thumbnails.


Input: [Option] Number of photos to display in the most recent additions section? [Variable] recentnum [Description]

Output: When a “Feature” is displayed on a page, this value determines how many thumbnails of each feature will be displayed. When enabled, a recentcols of 5 and a recentnum of 25 will result in 5 rows of 5 thumbnails.


Input: [Option] Show post count and photo details for cats without thumbs? [Variable] catdetails [Description]

Output: Categories without thumbnails themselves do now have any posts or comments. Setting this value to YES will force a “top level category” to display the sum of all the subcats below it. A setting of NO will cause the category to show no values (and is typically used as a “seperator”).


Input: [Option] Show recent photos in default location (bottom)? (if no, will display at top [Variable] recentdefault [Description]

Output: This determines the location of the Most Recent Features. If set to NO the Most Recent features will display at the top of the index. If YES, then will display at the bottom of the index.


Input: [Option] Show last photo thumbnail in member galleries listing? [Variable] membthumb [Description]

Output: The Members Galleries page can include a thumbnail of the last photo uploaded. If this is set to YES then a thumbnail will be displayed. If set to NO, then no thumbnail will be displayed and just the user stats will show.


Input: [Option] PhotoPost main table width, percent or pixels. [Variable] tablewidth [Description]

Output: This determines the width of your tables used by PhotoPost. This calue can either be a fixed number or a percentage.


Input: [Option] Depth (number of levels) of categories to display. [Variable] catdepth [Description]

Output: On the Main Index page you can control how many “children” are displayed. A value of 0 says to only display top level categories and each increment will add one level of children to the list.


Input: [Option] Display new comments/photos indicator on index? [Variable] displaynew [Description]

Output: For registered users who are logged in, this will track when “new” photos or comments are in a category since their last visit. A “light arrow” will be illuminated to indicate that new photos/comments have been posted since their last visit.


Input: [Option] Display and extract EXIF information from images? [Variable] showexif [Description]

Output: Enabling this option will cause PhotoPost to use the JHEAD executable (set in your config-inc.php) to extract any EXIF information to be saved and displayed for photos uploaded. For this to work properly you need to have a properly installed JHEAD program which has the proper path set in the config-inc.php


Input: [Option] Do you want to show the Members Gallery in List format? [Variable] memblist [Description]

Output: There are two formats to the Members Gallery: YES – In a “list” format with each user listed on a line. NO – In a “gallery” format simply to a thumbnail gallery


Input: [Option] Show Most Popular images on Index page? [Variable] dispopular [Description]

Output: Determines weather a “Most Popular” Feature will be displayed in index pages.


Input: [Option] Show Random images on Index page? [Variable] disrandom [Description]

Output: Determines weather a “Random” Feature will be displayed in index pages.


Input: [Rule] required [Description] Returns TRUE if the field is not empty. [Parameter]

Output: No

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] always_validate [Description] Does nothing, but notifies the validation routine to always run, even if the field is empty. [Parameter]

Output: No

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] alpha_dash_dot [Description] Returns FALSE if the property contains anything other than alpha-numeric characters, underscores, dashes or full-stops. [Parameter]

Output: No

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] alpha_slash_dot [Description] Returns FALSE if the property contains anything other than alpha-numeric characters, underscores, dashes, forward slashes or full-stops. [Parameter]

Output: No

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] boolean [Description] Forces the propert to be TRUE or FALSE, using PHP's built-in boolean conversion. [Parameter]

Output: No

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] unique [Description] Returns FALSE if the property is not unique. [Parameter]

Output: No

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] unique_pair [Description] Returns FALSE if the property, paired with another property, is not unique. [Example] 'unique_pair' => 'other_property' [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] min_size [Description] Returns FALSE if the property is less than the specified size. [Example] 'min_size' => 1 [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] max_size [Description] Returns FALSE if the property is greater than the specified size. [Example] 'max_size' => 10 [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] min_date [Description] Returns FALSE if the property is less than the specified date. [Example] 'min_date' => '1950-10-15' [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] max_date [Description] Returns FALSE if the property is greater than the specified date. [Example] 'max_date' => '2050-12-25' [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] valid_date [Description] Returns FALSE if the property is not a valid date. [Parameter]

Output: No

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] valid_date_group [Description] Returns FALSE if the property, grouped with other properties, is not a valid date. [Example] 'valid_date_group' => array('year' => 'property1', 'month' => 'property2', 'day' => 'property3') [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Rule] valid_match [Description] Returns FALSE if the property does not match one of the specified array values. [Example] 'valid_match' => array('value1', 'value2') [Parameter]

Output: Yes

Validation : DataMapper ORM - User Guide


Input: [Descriptions] Go to Line [Shortcuts] Ctrl+L [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Navigate

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Add Javadoc Comment [Shortcuts] Alt+Shift+J [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: Source

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Undo [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Z [When] In Dialogs and Windows [Category]

Output: Edit

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Open Declaration [Shortcuts] F3 [When] JavaScript View [Category]

Output: Navigate

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Quick Assist - Assign to local variable [Shortcuts] Ctrl+2, L [When] Editing Java Source [Category]

Output: Source

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Open Selected Task [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Enter [When] In Tasks View [Category]

Output: Task

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Terminal view insert [Shortcuts] Alt+P [When] Terminal widget context [Category]

Output: Terminal view commands

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Run to Line [Shortcuts] Ctrl+R [When] Debugging [Category]

Output: Run/Debug

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Force Return [Shortcuts] Alt+Shift+F [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: Run/Debug

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Make Landmark [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Up [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: Task

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Cut [Shortcuts] Alt+X [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: ASA 9.x table schema editor

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Debug on Server [Shortcuts] Alt+Shift+D, R [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: Run/Debug

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Show Source Quick Menu [Shortcuts] Alt+Shift+S [When] JavaScript View [Category]

Output: Source

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Next Memory Monitor [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Alt+N [When] In Memory View [Category]

Output: Run/Debug

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Add Maven Plugin [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+P [When] Editing XML Source [Category]

Output: Edit

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Line End [Shortcuts] End [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Text Editing

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Restore Last Selection [Shortcuts] Alt+Shift+Down [When] Editing JavaScript Source [Category]

Output: Edit

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Close All [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+W [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: File

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Quick Assist - Assign to local variable [Shortcuts] Ctrl+2, L [When] Editing JavaScript Source [Category]

Output: Source

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Indent Line [Shortcuts] Ctrl+I [When] Editing JavaScript Source [Category]

Output: Source

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Reset Structure [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+Numpad_Multiply [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Text Editing

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Run [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Alt+R [When] Editing SQL [Category]

Output: Database Tools

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Open Source [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+3 [When] Debugging [Category]

Output: JavaScript Debug

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Delete Next Word [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Delete [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Text Editing

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Run Eclipse Application [Shortcuts] Alt+Shift+X, E [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: Run/Debug

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Display [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+D [When] In Dialogs and Windows [Category]

Output: Run/Debug

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Run Java Application [Shortcuts] Alt+Shift+X, J [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: Run/Debug

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Declaration in Workspace [Shortcuts] Ctrl+G [When] JavaScript View [Category]

Output: Search

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Close [Shortcuts] Ctrl+F4 [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: File

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Incremental Find Reverse [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+J [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Edit

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Toggle Overwrite [Shortcuts] Insert [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Text Editing

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Open Remote Task [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F12 [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: Navigate

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Toggle Block Selection [Shortcuts] Alt+Shift+A [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Edit

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Duplicate Lines [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Alt+Up [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Text Editing

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Open Spring Bean [Shortcuts] Alt+Shift+B [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: Navigate

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Remove Occurrence Annotations [Shortcuts] Alt+Shift+U [When] Editing JavaScript Source [Category]

Output: Source

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Format [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+F [When] Editing in Structured Text Editors [Category]

Output: Edit

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Remove Occurrence Annotations [Shortcuts] Alt+Shift+U [When] Editing Java Source [Category]

Output: Source

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Toggle Comment [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+C [When] Editing Java Source [Category]

Output: Source

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Insert Line Above Current Line [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+Enter [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Text Editing

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Add Import [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+M [When] Editing JavaScript Source [Category]

Output: Source

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Find Previous [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+K [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Edit

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] New Subtask [Shortcuts] Shift+Insert [When] In Tasks View [Category]

Output: Task

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Insert Line Below Current Line [Shortcuts] Shift+Enter [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Text Editing

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Find and Replace [Shortcuts] Ctrl+F [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: Edit

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Join Lines [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Alt+J [When] Editing Text [Category]

Output: Text Editing

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Open Search Dialog [Shortcuts] Ctrl+H [When] In Windows [Category]

Output: Search

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Step Over [Shortcuts] F6 [When] Debugging [Category]

Output: Run/Debug

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Publish [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Alt+P [When] In Servers View [Category]

Output: Server

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [Descriptions] Show Occurrences in File Quick Menu [Shortcuts] Ctrl+Shift+U [When] JavaScript View [Category]

Output: Search

Eclipse – 371 Eclipse shortcuts – 1 - 50 - Java Tutorials Corner - Annamalai Thangaraj


Input: [LATEX] environment [XML]

Output: element with element content

UCC EPU: If XML is so easy, how come it’s so hard?


Input: [LATEX] control sequence (single argument) [XML]

Output: element with PCDATA content

UCC EPU: If XML is so easy, how come it’s so hard?


Input: [LATEX] second or optional arguments [XML]

Output: attributes

UCC EPU: If XML is so easy, how come it’s so hard?


Input: [LATEX] text-replacement macro [XML]

Output: general entity reference

UCC EPU: If XML is so easy, how come it’s so hard?


Input: [LATEX] verbatim environment [XML]

Output: CDATA marked section

UCC EPU: If XML is so easy, how come it’s so hard?


Input: [LATEX] special control sequence [XML]

Output: processing instruction

UCC EPU: If XML is so easy, how come it’s so hard?


Input: [Short Command] N [What it does] To register the user, and create the "nickname" [Example] N Spike [Command]

Output: NAME


Input: [Short Command] TO [What it does] Sends a message to others [Example] T Daisy Want to chat? [Command]

Output: TO


Input: [Short Command] RM [What it does] Supplies a list of chat rooms available [Example] RM [Command]

Output: ROOMS


Input: [Short Command] WH [What it does] To see a description of what a chat room is about [Example] WH Tuned [Command]

Output: WHAT


Input: [Short Command] J [What it does] Lets you join a room. You can join more than 1 room but each must be done individually [Example] J Tuned [Command]

Output: JOIN


Input: [Short Command] L [What it does] Lists who else is in a room [Example] L Tuned [Command]

Output: LIST


Input: [Short Command] NEW [What it does] To change your nickname [Example] NEW Mickey [Command]

Output: NEWNAME


Input: [Short Command] ME [What it does] To see your own nickname in case you forget [Example] ME [Command]

Output: ME


Input: [Short Command] H [What it does] Supplies a list of all the different commands [Example] H [Command]

Output: HELP


Input: [Short Command] AGE [What it does] To set your age [Example] AGE 25 [Command]

Output: AGE


Input: [Short Command] SEX [What it does] To set your sex [Example] SEX Female [Command]

Output: SEX


Input: [Short Command] LOC [What it does] To set your location [Example] LOC Auckland [Command]

Output: LOCATION


Input: [Short Command] ASL [What it does] To see the ASL (age, sex & location) of another chatter [Example] ASL Spike [Command]

Output: ASL


Input: [Short Command] IG [What it does] To ignore another chatter [Example] IG Mickey [Command]

Output: IGNORE


Input: [Short Command] UG [What it does] To stop ignoring other chatter's [Example] UG Mickey [Command]

Output: UNIGNORE


Input: [Short Command] LG [What it does] To list all the chatter's you're ignoring [Example] LG [Command]

Output: LIST IGNORE


Input: [Short Command] W [What it does] Lets you check on other chatters say about themselves [Example] W Spike [Command]

Output: WHO


Input: [Short Command] S [What it does] Leaves you in TXTchat but not active [Example] S [Command]

Output: SLEEP


Input: [Short Command] R [What it does] To reverse the sleep command [Example] R [Command]

Output: RETURN


Input: [Short Command] F [What it does] 1. If you've forgotten which rooms you belong to or 2. if you want to find the rooms someone else belongs to [Example] 1. F 2. F Daisy [Command]

Output: FIND


Input: [Short Command] Q [What it does] To leave a chat room [Example] Q Tuned [Command]

Output: QUIT


Input: [Short Command] E [What it does] To leave the chat system completely. [Example] E [Command]

Output: END


Input: [key name] address [type] DNS_RECORDTYPE_A DNS_RECORDTYPE_AAAA [value]

Output: A DNSName object that represents an IP address.

"PHPresolver" - a simple DNS resolver library for PHP


Input: [key name] dname [type] DNS_RECORDTYPE_PTR DNS_RECORDTYPE_NS DNS_RECORDTYPE_CNAME [value]

Output: A DNSName object that represents a domain name.

"PHPresolver" - a simple DNS resolver library for PHP


Input: [key name] preference [type] DNS_RECORDTYPE_MX [value]

Output: An integer value that specifies how much preferred the host is for mail exchange among others. The lower value means the stronger preference.

"PHPresolver" - a simple DNS resolver library for PHP


Input: [key name] exchange [type] DNS_RECORDTYPE_MX [value]

Output: A DNSName object that represents the domain name of the host to use for mail exchange.

"PHPresolver" - a simple DNS resolver library for PHP


Input: [key name] resp_person [type] DNS_RECORDTYPE_SOA [value]

Output: The mail address of the person responsible for this zone.

"PHPresolver" - a simple DNS resolver library for PHP


Input: [key name] source [type] DNS_RECORDTYPE_SOA [value]

Output: A DNSName object that specifies the domain name of the master name server, from which the zone information is transferred.

"PHPresolver" - a simple DNS resolver library for PHP


Input: [key name] serial [type] DNS_RECORDTYPE_SOA [value]

Output: An integer value with which the slave(secondary) server identifies the revision of the zone information transferred from the master(primary) name server.

"PHPresolver" - a simple DNS resolver library for PHP


Input: [key name] refresh [type] DNS_RECORDTYPE_SOA [value]

Output: An integer value that specifies in seconds the interval after which the slaveserver tries to check the master name server for the updated zone information.

"PHPresolver" - a simple DNS resolver library for PHP


Input: [key name] retry [type] DNS_RECORDTYPE_SOA [value]

Output: An integer value that specifies in seconds the interval after which the slave server retries zone transfer when the previous try failed.

"PHPresolver" - a simple DNS resolver library for PHP


Input: [key name] expire [type] DNS_RECORDTYPE_SOA [value]

Output: An integer value that specifies in seconds the period during which the slave server sees the zone information is valid. After the expiry, the server will stop sending any records of the zone in response to the queries until the entire zone information is updated.

"PHPresolver" - a simple DNS resolver library for PHP


Input: [key name] minttl [type] DNS_RECORDTYPE_SOA [value]

Output: An integer value that specifies in seconds the minimum time the DNS records should be cached for.

"PHPresolver" - a simple DNS resolver library for PHP


Input: [Information] Your name or an alias name. [Label]

Output: Your Name

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Your Yahoo Mail address. [Label]

Output: E-mail Address

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Make sure your settings match the Yahoo Mail POP settings. [Label]

Output: Server information

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Your Yahoo ID. [Label]

Output: User Name

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Your Yahoo Account password. [Label]

Output: Password

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [or action] Select to avoid being asked for a password. [Label]

Output: Remember password

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [or action] Make sure this is clear of a checkmark. [Label]

Output: Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Argument] Reference_event [Description] The transition at a control signal that establishes the reference time for tracking timing violations on the data_event [Type]

Output: Module input or inout that is scalar or vector net


Input: [Argument] Data_event [Description] The signal change that initiates the timing check and is monitored for violations. [Type]

Output: Module input or inout that is scalar or vector net


Input: [Argument] Limit [Description] A time limit used to detect timing violations on the data_event [Type]

Output: Constant expression or specparam


Input: [Argument] Threshold [Description] The largest pulse width that is ignored by the timing check $width [Type]

Output: Constant expression or specparam


Input: [Argument] Setup_limit [Description] A time limit used to detect timing violations on the data_event for $setup. [Type]

Output: Constant expression or specparam


Input: [Argument] Hold_limit [Description] A time limit used to detect timing violations on the data_event for $hold. [Type]

Output: Constant expression or specparam


Input: [Argument] Notifier [Description] An optional argument that "notifies" the simulator when a timing violation occurs [Type]

Output: Register


Input: [FTP Operation] Connecting and logging in [Events]

Output: Connecting, LoggingIn, LoggedIn, and Connected


Input: [FTP Operation] Closing [Events]

Output: Closing and Closed


Input: [FTP Operation] Downloading data [Events]

Output: Downloading, BytesTransferred and Downloaded


Input: [FTP Operation] Uploading data [Events]

Output: Uploading, BytesTransferred and Uploaded


Input: [FTP Operation] Changing directories [Events]

Output: DirectoryChanging and DirectoryChanged


Input: [FTP Operation] Deleting files/directories [Events]

Output: Deleting and Deleted


Input: [FTP Operation] Sending FTP commands [Events]

Output: CommandSent and ReplyReceived


Input: [Glide constant] GR_LFBWRITEMODE_565 [color source] incoming pixel [depth source] constant depth3 [alpha source]

Output: constant alpha2


Input: [Glide constant] GR_LFBWRITEMODE_0555 [color source] incoming pixel [depth source] constant depth3 [alpha source]

Output: constant alpha2


Input: [Glide constant] GR_LFBWRITEMODE_1555 [color source] incoming pixel [depth source] constant depth3 [alpha source]

Output: incoming pixel


Input: [Glide constant] GR_LFBWRITEMODE_565_DEPTH [color source] incoming pixel [depth source] incoming pixel [alpha source]

Output: constant alpha2


Input: [Glide constant] GR_LFBWRITEMODE_0555_DEPTH [color source] incoming pixel [depth source] incoming pixel [alpha source]

Output: constant alpha2


Input: [Glide constant] GR_LFBWRITEMODE_1555_DEPTH [color source] incoming pixel [depth source] incoming pixel [alpha source]

Output: incoming pixel


Input: [Glide constant] GR_LFBWRITEMODE_888 [color source] incoming pixel [depth source] constant depth3 [alpha source]

Output: constant alpha2


Input: [Glide constant] GR_LFBWRITEMODE_8888 [color source] incoming pixel [depth source] constant depth3 [alpha source]

Output: incoming pixel


Input: [Glide constant] GR_LFBWRITEMODE_DEPTH_DEPTH [color source] constant color1 [depth source] incoming pixel [alpha source]

Output: constant alpha2


Input: [Description] General status, assumes values 0 (o.k.) and 1 (error) only [Variable]

Output: DeviceState


Input: [Description] Number of function at which error occurred (see C1220 manual also) [Variable]

Output: DeviceIioFunc


Input: [Description] Function argument (see C1220 manual also) [Variable]

Output: DeviceIioFuncArg


Input: [Description] Number of box at which error has occurred [Variable]

Output: BoxWithError


Input: [Description] General Error Counter (DPRAM offset 0xEE0) The Lightbus interface card has several error counters implemented for detection of I/O problems. These counters are accessible from DPRAM starting at offset 0xEE0 as 16-bit values. There is no overflow handling or reset of these counters implemented by the C1220/FC200x firmware. The counter, who reflects the errors detected by the internal address check (0xEEA) doesn't increment the ErrorCounter. [Variable]

Output: ErrorCounter


Input: [Description] Error detected by Receiver 1 Received address and/or control bytes unequal the corresponding sent bytes. Receiver 1 alternates with Receiver 2 to compensate the execution time spend for the handling of the interrupt service routines (ISR). ErrCntRec1 and ErrCntRec2 both increment the sum ErrorCounter (see above) [Variable]

Output: ErrCntRec1


Input: [Description] Error detected by Receiver 2 Received address and/or control bytes unequal the corresponding sent bytes. Receiver 2 alternates with Receiver 1 to compensate the execution time spend for the handling of the interrupt service routines (ISR). ErrCntRec1 and ErrCntRec2 both increment the sum ErrorCounter (see above) [Variable]

Output: ErrCntRec2


Input: [Description] Timeout during telegram receiving [Variable]

Output: ErrCntTimeout


Input: [Description] Telegram received with CRC error [Variable]

Output: ErrCntParity


Input: [Description] Error at internal address check (DPRAM offset 0xEEA). If this counter increments, an address check and count telegram with logically wrong content has been received (AD <> D3) [Variable]

Output: AddressCheckErrCnt


Input: [Description] If inside the C1220/FC200x error mask bit 1 is set, this cell contains the module address of the box which caused the error. [Variable]

Output: AddressCheckModule


Input: [Property] Category [Max characters] 64 [Description] Defines which category the web page shall be indexed in. This tag is the only mandatory tag. [Meta tag]

Output: netinsert


Input: [Property] Title [Max characters] 64 [Description] Defines the title to be used for the web page or web site. (Note: this tag is only used if the element is not defined.) [Meta tag]

Output: title


Input: [Property] Description [Max characters] 255 [Description] Describes the contents, the purpose or the meaning of the page. (Note: if this tag is not declared the first readable lines of text will be used as the description.) [Meta tag]

Output: description


Input: [Property] Hover [Max characters] 64 [Description] Defines a hover message which is shown when the mouse is over the link to the page. [Meta tag]

Output: hover


Input: [Property] Author [Max characters] 128 [Description] Defines the author(s) of the page. [Meta tag]

Output: author


Input: [Property] News [Max characters] 128 [Description] Use this tag to inform about the latest news. If a news tag is specified, a news icon will be added to the presentation of the page in the index. By clicking on the icon, the news flash is displayed in a pop up window. [Meta tag]

Output: news


Input: [Property] Keywords [Max characters] 255 [Description] Keywords are used by NetInsert to find pages during a search. Keywords are also commonly used by search engines to index web pages [Meta tag]

Output: keywords


Input: [Property] Revision [Max characters] 64 [Description] Specifies a page or site revision [Meta tag]

Output: revision


Input: [Property] E-mail [Max characters] 64 [Description] Specifies an email address. The email address is not published and is only used by NetInsert to warn the site administrator if the page is subject to removal due to problems with the page. [Meta tag]

Output: email


Input: [Property] Expire [Max characters] 64 [Description] Specifies an expire date for campaign pages, special offers etc. After the expire date the page will be removed from the directory. The date must be specified on the form: yyyy-mm-dd, e.g. 2000-10-27 for october 27 2000 (ISO 8601 standard format) [Meta tag]

Output: expire


Input: [Property] Robot revisit [Max characters] 64 [Description] Defines the number of days between successive visits to the page by the NetInsert robot. If the value is outside the range of 4 - 31 days the robot will use the nearest value within the range. The robot will temporarily disregard this tag and use the minimum interval if: There is a problem with the page The page is new The page has changed [Meta tag]

Output: revisit


Input: [Parameter] session [Description]

Output: Session id


Input: [Parameter] id [Description]

Output: Account id


Input: [Parameter] width [Description]

Output: widget width


Input: [Parameter] height [Description]

Output: widget height


Input: [Parameter] bgColor [Description]

Output: Background color


Input: [Parameter] chartbgc [Description]

Output: chart Background color


Input: [Parameter] gridColor [Description]

Output: Grid Color


Input: [Parameter] lineColor [Description]

Output: Line color


Input: [Parameter] barColor [Description]

Output: bar color


Input: [Parameter] fontColor [Description]

Output: font color


Input: [Parameter] bart [Description]

Output: Bar title


Input: [Parameter] linet [Description]

Output: line title


Input: [Parameter] title [Description]

Output: chart title


Input: [Parameter] titles [Description]

Output: Title font size


Input: [0] Command [1]

Output: Explanation

Simple Programs for Graphing Calculators


Input: [0] Prompt [1]

Output: Asks the user to enter a value.

Simple Programs for Graphing Calculators


Input: [0] Lbl [1]

Output: Marks a point in the program code for direction. This acts as a sign post.

Simple Programs for Graphing Calculators


Input: [0] Goto [1]

Output: Directs the reading of the program code to a specific point (sign post) described by the Lbl command.

Simple Programs for Graphing Calculators


Input: [0] Menu [1]

Output: Creates an on-screen set of options for the user.

Simple Programs for Graphing Calculators


Input: [0] Disp [1]

Output: Writes text to the home screen. The text can be defined by the programmer with "brackets", or the text may be a variable.

Simple Programs for Graphing Calculators


Input: [Destination Type] Local Directory [Description]

Output: Exports get saved in a local directory on the Magento server

Magento Extensions:Magento Order Export Module - XTENTO Support Wiki


Input: [Destination Type] FTP Server [Description]

Output: Exports get sent to a remote FTP(S) server

Magento Extensions:Magento Order Export Module - XTENTO Support Wiki


Input: [Destination Type] SFTP Server [Description]

Output: Exports get sent to a remote SFTP server. Supports SFTPv3 only.

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Input: [Destination Type] HTTP Server [Description]

Output: Exports get sent to remote HTTP servers by sending a POST request for example

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Input: [Destination Type] E-Mail Recipient(s) [Description]

Output: Exports get sent to email recipients, with the exported files attached

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Input: [Destination Type] Webservice/API [Description]

Output: Exports get sent to webservices/API. The webservice/API code must be set up by you.

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Input: [Destination Type] Custom Code / Custom Class [Description]

Output: Exports can be handled by a custom class you can set up. This class could parse and modify, and then send the exports for example.

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Input: [Description] Contains all of the query responses [Element]

Output: results

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Input: [Description] Contains each individual response [Element]

Output: result

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Input: [Description] The term this result is referring to [Element]

Output: term

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Input: [Description] A definition for the specific sense [Element]

Output: definition

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Input: [Description] adj, verb etc [Element]

Output: partofspeech

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Input: [Description] Usage example for the word [Element]

Output: example

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Input: [default input size] int [input size modifier] (none) [actual input size used]

Output: int

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Input: [default input size] int [input size modifier] h [actual input size used]

Output: short

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Input: [default input size] int [input size modifier] b [actual input size used]

Output: byte

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Input: [default input size] int [input size modifier] B [actual input size used]

Output: BigInteger

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Input: [default input size] int [input size modifier] l [actual input size used]

Output: long

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Input: [default input size] float [input size modifier] (none) [actual input size used]

Output: float

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Input: [default input size] float [input size modifier] l [actual input size used]

Output: double

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Input: [default input size] float [input size modifier] B [actual input size used]

Output: BigDecimal

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Input: [Description] The first element in the list [Function Name]

Output: head


Input: [Description] The list containing the second to the other elements [Function Name]

Output: tail


Input: [Description] The length of the list. [Function Name]

Output: length


Input: [Description] A list whose elements are reversed. [Function Name]

Output: reverse


Input: [Description] Extracts a list with the first num_elems from list. [Function Name]

Output: take num_elems list


Input: [Description] Extracts the list starting with the num_elems+1's element. [Function Name]

Output: drop num_elems list


Input: [Description] Extracts the list of elements that match a certain callback. A kin to grep in Perl. [Function Name]

Output: filter callback list


Input: [Description] transforms each element in the list according to the callback [Function Name]

Output: map callback list


Input: [Description] Concatenates the lists a and b [Function Name]

Output: a ++ b


Input: [Property] minSize [Default Value] 64 [Description]

Output: The size to initialize the area cache at. Not bad to set it higher if you have a large server, to avoid the lag of resizing. Each player will need at least one area at any time, but players also frequently inhabit the same area, resulting in overlap.


Input: [Property] verboseLogging [Default Value] false [Description]

Output: If set to true, will spit info out to the console every twenty ticks and whenever there's a cache resizing. Extremely useful during testing, extremely annoying otherwise.


Input: [Property] avgPctUsageMax [Default Value] .90 [Description]

Output: Triggers a "grow" when exceeded by "avgPctUsage." The percentage leftover (1-avgPctUsageMax) could be thought of your safety buffer; the larger it is, the less likely you'll have "area thrashing" before the avgPctUsage reflects the actual demand for areas.


Input: [Property] pctUsageMax [Default Value] .999 [Description]

Output: Triggers a "grow" when exceeded by "pctUsage." The percentage leftover (1-pctUsageMax) could be thought of as another safety buffer; the larger it is, the less likely you'll have an area unnecessarily reload before the tick is done and the pctUsage can be calculated. pctUsageMax is generally a safety net, and should be set to a very high value you're certain reflects an increased need for areas.


Input: [Property] avgPctUsageMin [Default Value] .70 [Description]

Output: Triggers a "shrink" when "avgPctUsage" < avgPctUsageMin/growthFactor. The difference between avgPctUsageMax and avgPctUsageMin could be thought of as another safety buffer; the larger it is, the less likely you'll have "twitchy" resizings as usage fluctuates (imagine min and max were the same, and the avgPctUsage were fluctuating around that number)


Input: [Property] growthFactor [Default Value] 2.0 [Description]

Output: The relative amount to increase or decrease the cache's resources by when a "grow" or "shrink" occurs. E.g. 2.0 would double the existing cache size with each growth and halve it with each shrink.


Input: [Property] avgPctUsagePastWeight [Default Value] 0.999 [Description]

Output: The weight to give to the past "avgPctUsage" when calculating the exponential average. Should be between .85 and 1.0. Basically, it determines the "quality" of avgPctUsage, smoothing it out with prior miss ratios. Too low and your cache will be too sensitive to fluctuations, causing excessive resizing and potentially crashing your server if bad enough-- too high and your cache is too resilient to immediate usage needs, growing only when it's too late and thus causing lag of Biblical proportions, also potentially crashing your server.


Input: [Property] emergencyResetSize [Default Value] 131072 [Description]

Output: An upper bound on your cache size that, once exceeded, forces the area cache to entirely reset (like the "/reset-ac" command.) Basically, set it to an amount you know will never be exceeded, like 50 times the maximum players on your server (since a player isn't liable to need more areas than can appear on their radar, 50 areas per player is an incredibly generous estimate you can be 99.999% certain is the result of erroneous growth.)


Input: [Variable] CM_CleanUp [Values] TRUE FALSE [Example] TRUE [Description]

Output: TRUE will delete all Computer Objects in Configuration Manager with the same BIOS GUID or MAC Address as the Computer being processed.

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Input: [Variable] CM_RefreshAll [Values] TRUE FALSE [Example] TRUE [Description]

Output: TRUE, will update the All Systems collection.

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Input: [Variable] ComputerName_Chassis_Desktop [Values] String [Example] D [Description]

Output: Defines the Chassis value used as part of the ComputerName Structure if the Computer is a Desktop.

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Input: [Variable] ComputerName_Chassis_Laptop [Values] String [Example] L [Description]

Output: Defines the Chassis value used as part of the ComputerName Structure if the Computer is a Laptop.

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Input: [Variable] ComputerName_Chassis_Virtual [Values] String [Example] V [Description]

Output: Defines the Chassis value used as part of the ComputerName Structure if the Computer is a Virtual machine.

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Input: [Variable] ComputerName_Chassis_Tablet [Values] String [Example] T [Description]

Output: Defines the Chassis value used as part of the ComputerName Structure if the Computer is a Tablet.

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Input: [Variable] ComputerName_Number_Increment [Values] TRUE FALSE [Example] TRUE [Description]

Output: TRUE the Number Value will be incremented, when Number is used as part of the ComputerName Structure.

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Input: [Variable] ComputerName_Number_UseText [Values] TRUE FALSE [Example] TRUE [Description]

Output: TRUE the Text field in the ComputerName Structure will be used instead of the default Number field.

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Input: [Variable] ComputerName_Number_UseText_Length [Values] Integer [Example] 4 [Description]

Output: Defines the character length of the Number. Mandatory if ComputerName_Number_UseText is configured to True.

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Input: [Variable] ComputerName_Static [Values] String [Example] CT [Description]

Output: Defines the value used if Static is used as part of the ComputerName Structure.

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Input: [Variable] ComputerName_Structure [Values] String Array [Example] S2;C1;N4 [Description]

Output: Defines the ComputerName Structure, each field with its length, separated with semicolon. C = Chassis D = Dropdown N = Number R = Role S = Static T = Text U= User Name

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Input: [Variable] HTA_Domain [Values] String [Example] coretech.dk [Description]

Output: Defines the value used as the start value for the Primary User UserName field.

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Input: [Variable] HTA_Select_Type [Values] Button Dropdown [Example] Dropdown [Description]

Output: If set to Button, the Mandatory Selection section of the HTA, will be shown as Buttons. If set to Dropdown, the Mandatory Selection section of the HTA, will be shown as Dropdown boxes.

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Input: [Variable] HTA_Select_Type_Button_Columns [Values] 1 2 3 4 5 [Example] 3 [Description]

Output: Defines the number of columns the Buttons in the Mandatory Selection section of the HTA, is shown in. Needs to be defined when HTA_Select_Type is set to Button

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Input: [Variable] HTA_Text_SelectRole [Values] String [Example] Select Role [Description]

Output: Defines the Text to use as the header for Role Selection in the Mandatory Selection section.

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Input: [Variable] HTA_Text_SelectRoleType [Values] String [Example] Select Type [Description]

Output: Defines the Text to use as the header for Role Type Selection in the Mandatory Selection section.

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Input: [Variable] HTA_Text_SpecifyComputerName [Values] String [Example] Specify Computer Name [Description]

Output: Defines the Text to use as the header for ComputerName specification in the Mandatory Selection section.

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Input: [Variable] HTA_Text_SpecifyComputerName_Structure [Values] String Array [Example] Static;Chassis;Number [Description]

Output: Defines the Text to use as the headers for each part of the ComputerName structure in the Mandatory Selection section, separated with semicolon. Needs to have the same number of parts as the ComputerName_Structure

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Input: [Variable] HTA_Text_SpecifyPrimaryUser [Values] String [Example] Specify Primary User [Description]

Output: Defines the Text to use as the header for Primary User specification in the Mandatory Selection section.

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Input: [Variable] HTA_Text_SpecifyPrimaryUser_UserName [Values] String [Example] UserName [Description]

Output: Defines the Text to use as the header for Primary User UserName specification in the Mandatory Selection section.

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Input: [Variable] OSD_Name_Remove [Values] String [Example] OSD [Description]

Output: Defines the text to remove from Collection Names, when showing them in the HTA.

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Input: [Variable] OSD_Roles [Values] FolderID [Example] 16777284 [Description]

Output: Defines the Root Role FolderId of the HTA Configuration

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Input: [Variable] OSD_Roles_Default [Values] FolderID [Example] 16777290 [Description]

Output: Defines the default Role choice for the HTA Configuration.

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Input: [Variable] OSD_Selections [Values] FolderID [Example] 16777285 [Description]

Output: Defines the Root Selection FolderId of the HTA Configuration

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Input: [Variable] VARNAME_OSDCOMPUTERNAME [Values] String [Example] OSDComputerName [Description]

Output: Defines the Variable Name of the ComputerName Value

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Input: [Variable] VARNAME_PRESTAGE [Values] String [Example] PrestagedBy [Description]

Output: Defines the Variable Name of the PrestagedBy Value

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Input: [Variable] VARNAME_SMSTSASSIGNUSERSMODE [Values] String [Example] SMSTSAssignUsersMode [Description]

Output: Defines the Variable Name of the AssignUsersMode Value

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Input: [Variable] VARNAME_SMSTSUDAUSERS [Values] String [Example] SMSTSUdaUsers [Description]

Output: Defines the Variable Name of the UdaUsers Value

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Input: [?] B [Help] Blink LED [Print help]

Output: Blink the LED pin (pin 13 on the Duemilanove and Mega)


Input: [?] D [Help] Disk Read [Print help]

Output: Show the first sector of an SD card if attached, uses the standard SDuFat library


Input: [?] E [Help] Dump EEPROM [Print help]

Output: Dump the contents of EEPROM in hex and ASCII


Input: [?] F [Help] Dump FLASH [Print help]

Output: Dump the contents of FLASH in hex and ASCII


Input: [?] I [Help] I2C scan [Print help]

Output: Scan the I2C bus and report whats there


Input: [?] M [Help] Map I/O pins [Print help]

Output: this shows the mapping from Arduino pin numbers to AVR port name / bit number


Input: [?] P [Help] Show ONE pin [Print help]

Output: Continusouly read one pin and report its state. hit any key to stop


Input: [?] R [Help] Dump RAM [Print help]

Output: Dump the contents of RAM in hex and ASCII


Input: [?] S [Help] Show pins [Print help]

Output: Show the state of all pins


Input: [?] T [Help] Play Tone [Print help]

Output: Some boards such as the Duino644 have a buzzer, turn it on


Input: [?] V [Help] Show interrupt vectors [Print help]

Output: This dumps the interrupt vector table


Input: [?] W [Help] Watch for input change [Print help]

Output: Watch all input pins and report any changes


Input: [?] X [Help] Port ouput, blink all 8 bits in a port by port letter [Print help]

Output: This is an AVR command, it turns on all the bits in the port letter specified


Input: [?] 0 [Help] Zero address counters [Print help]

Output: Zero the page counters for dumping Ram and flash


Input: [Description] Create new draft based on PDF file [Name]

Output: Create from file


Input: [Description] Create new draft based on existing template in Scrive system [Name]

Output: Create from template


Input: [Description] Changes PDF associated with draft [Name]

Output: Change main file


Input: [Description] Change properties of a draft [Name]

Output: Update


Input: [Description] Move drafts to pending state [Name]

Output: Ready


Input: [Description] Cancel a pending document [Name]

Output: Cancel


Input: [Description] Check state of a document [Name]

Output: Get


Input: [Description] Get list of available documents [Name]

Output: List


Input: [Description] Delete a document [Name]

Output: Delete


Input: [Description] Send out reminders to signatories [Name]

Output: Remind


Input: [Description] Downloads main file of document. Result of this call depends on state of document [Name]

Output: Download main file


Input: [Description] Downloads any file associated with document [Name]

Output: Download file


Input: [Type] Similar Sets with Same Numbers [Entries] 336 [Specific To]

Output: Sets


Input: [Type] Similar Sets with Different Numbers [Entries] 1507 [Specific To]

Output: Sets


Input: [Type] Similar Parts with Different Molds [Entries] 1818 [Specific To]

Output: Parts


Input: [Type] Same Items with Different Pattern Style [Entries] 756 [Specific To]

Output: All


Input: [Type] In-Set Variants [Entries] 158 [Specific To]

Output: Minifigs


Input: [Type] Same Stickers with Different Catalog Numbers [Entries] 379 [Specific To]

Output: All


Input: [Type] Stickered and Non-Stickered Minifig Counterparts [Entries] 282 [Specific To]

Output: Minifigs


Input: [Type] Cross Theme Duplicates [Entries] 18 [Specific To]

Output: Parts


Input: [Type] Door on Door Frame [Entries] 431 [Specific To]

Output: Parts


Input: [Type] Glass on Window [Entries] 322 [Specific To]

Output: Parts


Input: [Type] Tire on Wheel [Entries] 193 [Specific To]

Output: Parts


Input: [Type] Paired Parts [Entries] 3650 [Specific To]

Output: Parts


Input: [O/M] Optional [Description] Identifier. It is the name. [Element name]

Output: Identifier


Input: [O/M] Mandatory [Description] Title. [Element name]

Output: Title


Input: [O/M] Mandatory [Description] Abstract. It is the brief description of the tile matrix set. [Element name]

Output: Abstract


Input: [O/M] Mandatory [Description] Keywords. It is an unordered list of common words and phrases in datasets. [Element name]

Output: Keywords


Input: [O/M] Mandatory [Description] Bounding box. It is a minimum rectangle of the bounding tile matrix set in the supportive coordinate system. [Element name]

Output: BoundingBox


Input: [O/M] Optional [Description] Supportive coordinate system. [Element name]

Output: SupportedCRS


Input: [O/M] Mandatory [Description] Well-known scale set. [Element name]

Output: WellKnownScaleSet


Input: [O/M] Optional [Description] Tile matrix. Each tile matrix set can contain one or multiple tile matrix. [Element name]

Output: TileMatrix


Input: [Parameter] begin [Description]

Output: An rfc2822 time string or epoch seconds. It defines the beginning of the time range to select log records from. By default it is the time of the request.

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Input: [Parameter] end [Description]

Output: An rfc2822 time string or epoch seconds. It defines the end of the time range and the direction of the log record traversal. If end is less then begin then traversal is performed in the timestamp descending order, otherwise in timestamp ascending order. By default, if ascending is yes then it is a date in the distant future, otherwise a date in the distant past.

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Input: [Parameter] ascending [Description]

Output: Can be either "yes" or "no". It defines a direction of log record traversal.

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Input: [Parameter] limit [Description]

Output: The maximum number of log entries to return. The default and maximum value is 100.

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Input: [Parameter] pretty [Description]

Output: Can be either "yes" or "no". It defines whether results should be returned in human-readable (indented) or compact form. It is "yes" by default.

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Input: [Parameter] field [Description]

Output: The name or the alias of a log record field to filter by. The value of the parameter should be a valid filtering expression. Filter expressions can be found below

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Input: [Parameter] Maximum Condensate Temperature 200° F

Output: 365° F

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Input: [Parameter] Energy Efficiency Sized with 2:1 safety factor

Output: Sized for actual incoming load

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Input: [Parameter] Electricity Required

Output: Optional

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Input: [Parameter] Additional Flash Tank Required

Output: Optional

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Input: [Parameter] Rotating Parts Seal kits, motors, impellers

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Input: [Parameter] Insulated Pump & Receiver No

Output: Yes

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Input: [Parameter] Zero Flash System No

Output: Yes

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Input: [Parameter] Pumping Loads & Backpressure Low

Output: High

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Input: [Parameter] Ease of Repair Low

Output: High

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Input: [Name] BottomCenter [Description]

Output: Position content at the bottom center of the region.


Input: [Name] BottomLeft [Description]

Output: Position content at the bottom left of the region.


Input: [Name] BottomRight [Description]

Output: Position content at the bottom right of the region.


Input: [Name] MiddleCenter [Description]

Output: Position content at the middle center of the region.


Input: [Name] MiddleLeft [Description]

Output: Position content at the middle left of the region.


Input: [Name] MiddleRight [Description]

Output: Position content at the middle right of the region.


Input: [Name] TopCenter [Description]

Output: Position content at the top center of the region.


Input: [Name] TopLeft [Description]

Output: Position content at the top left of the region.


Input: [Name] TopRight [Description]

Output: Position content at the top right of the region.


Input: [Name] Undefined [Description]

Output: Undefined positioning.


Input: [Typical Value] vi [Notes] Preferred editor for use with svn command [Name]

Output: SVN_EDITOR

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Input: [Typical Value] /home/socr/a/tef [Notes] The current user's home directory [Name]

Output: HOME

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Input: [Typical Value] crick.cgl.ucsf.edu [Notes] This computer's name [Name]

Output: HOSTNAME

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Input: [Typical Value] 60 [Notes] The height in characters of the current display [Name]

Output: LINES

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Input: [Typical Value] 1000 [Notes] Number of shell commands remembered in history [Name]

Output: HISTSIZE

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Input: [Typical Value] /home/socr/a/tef/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin/ [Notes] Where to look for programs [Name]

Output: PATH

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Input: [Typical Value] /home/socr/a/tef/misc [Notes] Present working directory (sometimes CWD, for current working directory) [Name]

Output: PWD

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Input: [Typical Value] tef [Notes] Login name [Name]

Output: LOGNAME

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Input: [Typical Value] /usr/local/bin/bash [Notes] What shell is being run [Name]

Output: SHELL

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Input: [Typical Value] xterm-256color [Notes] Terminal type [Name]

Output: TERM

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Input: [Typical Value] tef [Notes] The current user's ID [Name]

Output: USER

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Input: [Default value] "Loading image" [Description] The text to display within the notice box while loading the zoom image. [Option]

Output: loadingNotice


Input: [Default value] "The image could not be loaded" [Description] The text to display within the notice box if an error occurs when loading the zoom image. [Option]

Output: errorNotice


Input: [Default value] 2500 [Description] The time (in milliseconds) to display the error notice [Option]

Output: errorDuration


Input: [Default value] true [Description] Prevent clicks on the zoom image link. [Option]

Output: preventClicks


Input: [Default value] $.noop [Description] Callback function to execute when the flyout is displayed. [Option]

Output: onShow


Input: [Default value] $.noop [Description] Callback function to execute when the cursor is moved while over the image. [Option]

Output: onMove


Input: [Default value] $.noop [Description] Callback function to execute when the flyout is removed. [Option]

Output: onHide


Input: [Command] metaclear [Description]

Output: Deletes active metadevices and hot spare pools.


Input: [Command] metadb [Description]

Output: Manages state database replicas.


Input: [Command] metadetach [Description]

Output: Detaches a metadevice from a mirror or a logging device from a trans-metadevice.


Input: [Command] metahs [Description]

Output: Manages hot spares and hot spare pools.


Input: [Command] metainit [Description]

Output: Configures metadevices.


Input: [Command] metaoffline [Description]

Output: Takes submirrors offline.


Input: [Command] metaonline [Description]

Output: Places submirrors online.


Input: [Command] metaparam [Description]

Output: Modifies metadevice parameters.


Input: [Command] metarename [Description]

Output: Renames and switches metadevice names.


Input: [Command] metareplace [Description]

Output: Replaces slices of submirrors and RAID5 metadevices.


Input: [Command] metaroot [Description]

Output: Sets up system files for mirroring root.


Input: [Command] metaset [Description]

Output: Administers disksets.


Input: [Command] metastat [Description]

Output: Check metadevice health and state.


Input: [Command] metattach [Description]

Output: Attaches a metadevice to a mirror or a log to a trans-metadevice.


Input: [Function] 1 - 2 Finish [Description] 1 - 2 Finish cumulative Start - Split (gives time for 1st finisher). Stop - Split (gives time for 2nd finisher). Reset 1 - 2 Finish Lap: Start - Split (gives time for 1st finisher). Stop - Split (gives time lapse between 1st and 2nd finisher). Reset [Option]

Output: No


Input: [Function] Beep [Description] Audible Alarm [Option]

Output: Yes


Input: [Function] Cum Split [Description] Start - Split (split time from start) [Option]

Output: Yes


Input: [Function] Display [Description] Single Display: Displays the current time Dual Display: Displays the cumulative time and the current lap time Triple display Cumulative: Displays the cumulative time and the last split time and the cumulative running time Triple display lap: Displays the cumulative time and the last split (lap) time and the current lap running time [Option]

Output: Dual


Input: [Function] Lap Split [Description] Start - Split (split time from last split) [Option]

Output: Yes


Input: [Function] Memory [Description] The number of split times stored in memory [Option]

Output: 10 Laps


Input: [Function] Running Time [Option]

Output: Cumulative


Input: [Function] Time Out [Description] Start - Stop (time out) - restart or reset [Option]

Output: Yes


Input: [Column] id [Type] Autonumber [Description]

Output: Unique record ID

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Input: [Column] image_blob [Type] OLE Object [Description]

Output: Stores file BLOB

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Input: [Column] filename [Type] Text (50) [Description]

Output: Stores file name

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Input: [Column] filesize [Type] Number [Description]

Output: Stores file size

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Input: [Column] description [Type] Text (255) [Description]

Output: Stores file description

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Input: [Column] hash [Type] Text (50) [Description]

Output: Stores one-way hash value of file

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Input: [Date Modified] 5/8/2015 [Script] Import Sorted VCF Files This function imports 1000 Genomes .vcf file data into multiple spreadsheets. Special handling is provided for genotype data. The user can choose to import one VCF file or several VCF files simultaneously. More info » [Author] Gabe Rudy Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Import


Input: [Date Modified] 8/20/2014 [Script] Select Random Subset by Category This script prompts the user for a fraction and will then active that number of random samples from each unique category of a genotypic, categorical or binary column. More info » [Author] Greta Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 4/23/2013 [Script] Subset by Chromosome This script scans genetic marker mapped columns and creates a subset spreadsheet for each unique chromosome with active data in the spreadsheet. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 2/3/2014 [Script] Consecutive Numeric Regression Analysis This script will output the results from consecutive numeric regression tests run on one or more dependents. More info » [Author] Alison Figueira Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 5/13/2014 [Script] Linear and Logistic Regression with Interactions This script will output the results from either a Linear or Logistic Regression Analysis run with one dependent variable, multiple interacting, and non-interacting covariates on all numeric columns. This script uses the numpy, scipy, and statsmodels packages. More info » [Author] Alison Figueira Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 12/27/2013 [Script] Import Minimac Output This script will import Minimac info and dose files phased genotype dosages as output from running the Minimac software. More info » [Author] Jesse Dupre Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Import


Input: [Date Modified] 6/12/2014 [Script] Export Impute2 Genotype Probabilities From a spreadsheet containing marker-mapped genotypic columns, this script saves the spreadsheet in a series of Imput2 chr*.gen files with the corresponding chr*.sample files to the specified directory. More info » [Author] Greta Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Export


Input: [Date Modified] 10/25/2013 [Script] Report Samples with Unique Genotypes This tool scans a genotype spreadsheet and determines samples that have unique genotypes, or are not found in any other sample at that loci. A report is created with binary columns representing the unique genotypes per sample per variant. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 11/20/2013 [Script] Subset by Category This script creates a row subset spreadsheet for each unique entry in a user selected categorical, binary or genotypic column with active data in the spreadsheet. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 8/26/2013 [Script] Subset by Chromosome This script scans genetic marker mapped columns and creates a subset spreadsheet for each unique chromosome with active data in the spreadsheet. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 8/26/2013 [Script] Inactivate Duplicate Row Values This script scans a selected column in a spreadsheet and inactivates rows based on user prompts by either inactivating all copies of the duplicate values or keeping the first occurrence and inactivating all subsequent duplicates. Row values need to match exactly, including case, to be consider duplicates. More info » [Author] Christophe Lambert Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 8/26/2013 [Script] Inactivate Duplicate Row Labels This script scans a spreadsheet's row labels and inactivates rows based on user prompts by either inactivating all copies of the duplicate row labels or keeping the first occurance and inactivating all subsequent duplicates. More info » [Author] Christophe Lambert Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 8/13/2013 [Script] Activate or Inactivate based on Genomic Position This function activate or inactivate markers in the current spreadsheet based on existence in another spreadsheet's marker map or existence in a marker map file, or both. Matching is done based only on chromosome and position information from both souces and not on marker labels. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 8/1/2013 [Script] Compute Odds Ratio CI This script takes a logistic regression results spreadsheet and calculates 90, 95 or 99% confidence intervals for the Odds Ratio. More info » [Author] Greta Linse Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 4/22/2015 [Script] Add Annotation Data to Marker Map From Spreadsheet This function takes the marker map applied to the current spreadsheet and adds specified annotation data from overlapping interval(s) to each marker in the marker map. More info » [Author] Sam Gardner Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 5/1/2013 [Script] Import Unsorted VCF Files This script will import 1000 Genomes .vcf file date into multiple spreadsheets and/or marker map fields. More info » [Author] Sam Gardner Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Import


Input: [Date Modified] 2/26/2013 [Script] Activate Variants by Genotype Count Threshold This tool scans genotypic columns and activates columns based on a user-specified count or percentage threshold of user-specified genotypes. For example, you could use this tool to activate all genotypic columns that contain at least 20% homozygous alternate variants. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 1/2/2013 [Script] Select Rows from String of Values This script activates rows that contain values contained in a comma separated string entered in the prompt dialog for integer, binary, categorical or genotypic columns. If no values match all rows are inactivated. Allows an option to only change the state of active rows. More info » [Author] Greta Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 12/31/2012 [Script] Copy Values into User Notes This script copies all unique values from integer, binary, categorical or genotypic columns into the User Notes for the selected spreadsheet in a comma separated list for pasting elsewhere. More info » [Author] Greta Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Column Tools


Input: [Date Modified] 12/27/2012 [Script] Activate or Inactivate based on Marker Map Field This function takes a map field from the current spreadsheet as input and activates based on existence in another spreadsheet's column or another spreadsheet's map, or both. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 4/18/2013 [Script] Find de Novo Candidate Variants This tool uses pedigree information to identify candidate functional polymorphism, defined as the offspring in a trio having a genotype classified as a Mendelian error. By default, only heterozygous errors are considered candidates. Optionally, homozygous non-reference errors can be considered and require a reference allele field to be present in the marker map. Another option allows the user to restrict computation to affected offspring. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 10/9/2012 [Script] Activate Variants by Sample Genotypes This tool examines variant data and inactivates genotypic columns that do follow the specified genotypic patterns for the selected samples. The spreadsheet must contain mapped genotypic columns and the marker map must contain a reference allele field. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 11/3/2013 [Script] Calculate Alt Read Ratio between Two Spreadsheets This tool calculates the ratio of alternate read given an alternate read and reference read spreadsheet. The resulting spreadsheet contains the per-cell ratio as (Alt Depth)/(Alt Depth + Ref Depth) and can be used for filtering purposes with Set Genotypes to No-Call. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis


Input: [Date Modified] 8/8/2012 [Script] Build Variant Spreadsheet This tool builds a variant spreadsheet based on a probe track and region definition selected by the user. By default, the entire track is included in the output spreadsheet. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [Date Modified] 7/31/2012 [Script] Subset Informative Genotypes by Category This tool scans genotypic columns to find informative genotypes defined by having at least one non-missing, non-reference allele. Informative genotype column sets are found for each unique category in a user-defined categorical column. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 7/31/2012 [Script] Build Sample Collated Spreadsheet This tool transposes and collates several spreadsheets together. The collated spreadsheet contains a row for each intersecting column in the original spreadsheets and several columns for each original row over all spreadsheets. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 7/25/2012 [Script] Create Vector from Matrix Spreadsheet This script transforms a spreadsheet into a tall-skinny formatted vector. The user will choose which column type to transform and it will result in a child spreadsheet node. If the user selects genotypic columns, the allele delimiter can optionally be removed or replaced. More info » [Author] Greta Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Edit


Input: [Date Modified] 12/27/2013 [Script] Import Concatenated Genotype String File This import script is designed to import genotypic data that is stored in a concatenated string format. The user will specify the variant name column, sample name column, and data column(s) as well as the genotype encoding. More info » [Author] Greta Peterson Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Import


Input: [Date Modified] 7/10/2012 [Script] Filter by SIFT Synonymous Classification This filter inactivates mapped markers that are either predicted as synonymous or are predicted as nonsynonymous, depending on the inactivation option selected. More info » [Author] Gabe Rudy Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 7/10/2012 [Script] Filter by PolyPhen2 Score This filter inactivates mapped markers that are either predicted as tolerated or have low confidence (do not pass filters) or are predicted as damaging (pass filters), depending on the inactivation option selected. More info » [Author] Gabe Rudy Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Filter


Input: [Date Modified] 6/22/2012 [Script] Absolute Risk Reduction This script calculates the reduced risk for each genotype given binary disease status and treatment status columns. The script requires a spreadsheet that contains at least two binary columns and several genotypic columns. More info » [Author] Autumn Laughbaum Golden Helix [Category]

Output: Analysis