Input: [0] REGEXP_SUBSTR (source_expression,pattern[, nStartOccurrence [, nNumberOfOccurrences[,match_parameter[,subexpr ]]]])) [1] source_expression is a string expression that serves as the search value. pattern is the regular expression. IFor a listing of the operators you can specify in pattern, refer to java.util.regex.Matcher.Pattern. nStartOccurrence is a positive integer indicating the character of source_expression where HXTT Access should begin the search. The default is 1, meaning that HXTT Accessbegins the search at the first character of source_expression. nNumberOfOccurrences is a nonnegative integer indicating the occurrence of the replace operation: If you specify 0, then HXTT Access replaces all occurrences of the match. If you specify a positive integer n, then HXTT Access replaces the nth occurrence. If occurrence is greater than 1, then the database searches for the second occurrence beginning with the first character following the first occurrence of pattern, and so forth. This behavior is different from the INSTR function, which begins its search for the second occurrence at the second character of the first occurrence. match_parameter is a text literal that lets you change the default matching behavior of the function. You can specify one or more of the following values for match_parameter: 'i' specifies case-insensitive matching. 'c' specifies case-sensitive matching. 'n' allows the period (.), which is the match-any-character wildcard character, to match the newline character. If you omit this parameter, then the period does not match the newline character. 'm' treats the source string as multiple lines. HXTT Access interprets ^ and $ as the start and end, respectively, of any line anywhere in the source string, rather than only at the start or end of the entire source string. If you omit this parameter, then HXTT Access treats the source string as a single line. 'x' ignores whitespace characters. By default, whitespace characters match themselves. If you specify multiple contradictory values, then HXTT Access uses the last value. For example, if you specify 'ic', then HXTT Access uses case-sensitive matching. If you specify a character other than those shown above, then HXTT Access will ignore it. If you omit match_parameter, then: The default case sensitivity is determined by the value of the caseInsensitive connection property. A period (.) does not match the newline character. The source string is treated as a single line. For a pattern with subexpressions, the subexpr is a fragment of pattern enclosed in parentheses. Subexpressions can be nested. Subexpressions are numbered in order in which their left parentheses appear in pattern. For example, consider the following expression: 0123(((abc)(de)f)ghi)45(678) This expression has five subexpressions in the following order: "abcdefghi" followed by "abcdef", "abc", "de" and "678". If subexpr is zero, then the position of the entire substring that matches the pattern is returned. If subexpr is greater than zero, then the position of the substring fragment that corresponds to subexpression number subexpr in the matched substring is returned. If pattern does not have at least subexpr subexpressions, the function returns zero. The default value for subexpr is zero. [2] returns the substring of the occurrence. [3]

Output: REGEXP_SUBSTR extends the functionality of the SUBSTR function by letting you search a string for a regular expression pattern. It returns the substring itself. This function is useful if you need the contents of a match string but not its position in the source string.

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Input: [0] REGEXP_COUNT(source_expression,pattern[, nStartOccurrence[,match_parameter]]) [1] source_expression is a string expression that serves as the search value. pattern is the regular expression. IFor a listing of the operators you can specify in pattern, refer to java.util.regex.Matcher.Pattern. nStartOccurrence is a positive integer indicating the character of source_expression where HXTT Access should begin the search. The default is 1, meaning that HXTT Accessbegins the search at the first character of source_expression. match_parameter is a text literal that lets you change the default matching behavior of the function. You can specify one or more of the following values for match_parameter: 'i' specifies case-insensitive matching. 'c' specifies case-sensitive matching. 'n' allows the period (.), which is the match-any-character wildcard character, to match the newline character. If you omit this parameter, then the period does not match the newline character. 'm' treats the source string as multiple lines. HXTT Access interprets ^ and $ as the start and end, respectively, of any line anywhere in the source string, rather than only at the start or end of the entire source string. If you omit this parameter, then HXTT Access treats the source string as a single line. 'x' ignores whitespace characters. By default, whitespace characters match themselves. If you specify multiple contradictory values, then HXTT Access uses the last value. For example, if you specify 'ic', then HXTT Access uses case-sensitive matching. If you specify a character other than those shown above, then HXTT Access will ignore it. If you omit match_parameter, then: The default case sensitivity is determined by the value of the caseInsensitive connection property. A period (.) does not match the newline character. The source string is treated as a single line. [2] returns the number of times a pattern occurs in a source string. [3]

Output: REGEXP_COUNT returns the number of times a pattern occurs in a source string. It returns an integer indicating the number of occurrences of pattern. If no match is found, then the function returns 0.

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Input: [Field names] Content-Type [Class returned]

Output: ContentTypeField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] Content-Length [Class returned]

Output: ContentLengthField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] Content-Transfer-Encoding [Class returned]

Output: ContentTransferEncodingField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] Content-Disposition [Class returned]

Output: ContentDispositionField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] Content-Description [Class returned]

Output: ContentDescriptionField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] Content-ID [Class returned]

Output: ContentIdField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] Content-MD5 [Class returned]

Output: ContentMD5Field

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] Content-Language [Class returned]

Output: ContentLanguageField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] Content-Location [Class returned]

Output: ContentLocationField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] MIME-Version [Class returned]

Output: MimeVersionField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] Date, Resent-Date [Class returned]

Output: DateTimeField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] Sender, Resent-Sender [Class returned]

Output: MailboxField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] From, Resent-From [Class returned]

Output: MailboxListField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] To, Cc, Bcc, Reply-To, Resent-To, Resent-Cc, Resent-Bcc [Class returned]

Output: AddressListField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [Field names] Subject and others [Class returned]

Output: UnstructuredField

LenientFieldParser (Apache JAMES Mime4j Project 0.8-SNAPSHOT API)


Input: [propertyName] extraNatural [Function] If true, set extra natural signs before accidentals [Example Value] #t, #f [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [propertyName] currentBarNumber [Function] Set the current bar number [Example Value] 50 [Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [propertyName] doubleSlurs [Function] If true, print slurs both above and below notes [Example Value] #t, #f [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [propertyName] instrumentName [Function] Set the name to be placed at the start of the staff [Example Value] "Cello I" [Type]

Output: Text


Input: [propertyName] fontSize [Function] Increase or decrease the font size [Example Value] 2.4 [Type]

Output: Real


Input: [propertyName] stanza [Function] Set the text to print before the start of a verse [Example Value] "2" [Type]

Output: Text


Input: [Description] identification of a top-level organizational unit at MU (faculty, institute, rectorate, university-wide department) [Parameter]

Output: mu_part


Input: [Description] first record to be displayed [Parameter]

Output: from_record


Input: [Description] selected semester [Parameter]

Output: semester


Input: [Description] selected language (only subjects in this language are displayed) [Parameter]

Output: in_language


Input: [Description] selected MU part (only subjects provided by this part are displayed) [Parameter]

Output: on_mu_part


Input: [Description] results ordering [Parameter]

Output: order_by


Input: [Description] identifying code of study type [Parameter]

Output: study_type


Input: [Search Type] Search box on the home page using the Subject option Yes Yes [Description]

Output: Searches for documents about a particular topic. This search is especially useful as you begin your research.


Input: [Search Type] Search box on the home page using the Keyword option Yes Yes [Description]

Output: Searches key fields, including titles, introductory text, authors, and subject terms. This option searches a broader range of fields than a search by Subject.


Input: [Search Type] Search box on the home page using the Entire document option Yes Yes [Description]

Output: Searches the entire text of all documents in the database(s) you are searching, as well as in the fields of information included in the Keyword search. This is a good search to use if you are looking for a particular line of text or an unusual phrase.


Input: [Search Type] Search box on the page banner Yes Yes [Description]

Output: Performs a keyword search of the database. Note that clicking the more search options link takes you to the Advanced Search page.


Input: [Search Type] Advanced Search Yes Yes [Description]

Output: Allows you to build as simple or as complex a search expression as you want by selecting specific areas of the database to search, known as indexes.


Input: [Search Type] Browse Publications Yes Yes [Description]

Output: Searches for periodical titles, showing information about each publication and allowing you to drill-down to select a specific volume or issue. A good way to find all articles in a specific issue or volume of publication.


Input: [Search Type] Browse Subjects Yes Yes [Description]

Output: Browses an interactive list of subject terms (known as the Subject Guide), allowing you to select topics and link to related subjects. A good way to look for information by topic. Also recommended if you want to take your research in a slightly different direction.


Input: [Parameters] activity [Description]

Output: events e.g. click, exit or change to execute.


Input: [Parameters] contextSom [Description]

Output: SOM expression of the object where events to be executed.


Input: [Parameters] template [Description]

Output: template reference that was passed while rendering the form.


Input: [Parameters] contentRoot [Description]

Output: template root directory that was passed while rendering the form.


Input: [Parameters] data [Description]

Output: data bytes that was passed while rendering the form.


Input: [Parameters] formDom [Description]

Output: form dom in JSON format.


Input: [Parameters] packet [Description]

Output: This is specified as “form”.


Input: [Parameters] debugDir [Description]

Output: The debug directory passed while rendering the form.


Input: [Result:] Developer Scripting/Keys Enabled (*) [Code:]

Output: main

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Input: [Result:] Open Door Close to You [Code:]

Output: open_door

Shadowgrounds Cheats, Codes & FAQs on PC - VideoGamer.com


Input: [Result:] Alien Attack! [Code:]

Output: spawn_alienattack

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Input: [Result:] Ammo for All Weaons/Flashlight [Code:]

Output: reloadstuff

Shadowgrounds Cheats, Codes & FAQs on PC - VideoGamer.com


Input: [Result:] All Weapons [Code:]

Output: givestuff

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Input: [Result:] Warp 300 Units Forward [Code:]

Output: warpforward

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Input: [Result:] Warp 3000 Units Forward [Code:]

Output: warpmore

Shadowgrounds Cheats, Codes & FAQs on PC - VideoGamer.com


Input: [Result:] Full Health [Code:]

Output: fullhealth

Shadowgrounds Cheats, Codes & FAQs on PC - VideoGamer.com


Input: [Result:] Get All Keys [Code:]

Output: giveallkeys

Shadowgrounds Cheats, Codes & FAQs on PC - VideoGamer.com


Input: [Result:] Lose All Keys [Code:]

Output: loseallkeys

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Input: [Result:] Open All Remote Doors [Code:]

Output: openallremotedoors

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Input: [Result:] Close All Remote Doors [Code:]

Output: closeallremotedoors

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Input: [Result:] God Mode [Code:]

Output: immortal

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Input: [Result:] God Mode, Full Healh, All Weapons, etc. [Code:]

Output: stuffed

Shadowgrounds Cheats, Codes & FAQs on PC - VideoGamer.com


Input: [0] 1 [Value] No [Field]

Output: Transfer cash to noncharitable exempt organization?

Jacob Painter Jr Irrv Trust Fbo Ptgh Allgy Milk & Ice Assoc - 501C Nonprofit - Pittsburgh, PA - 256024260


Input: [0] 2 [Value] No [Field]

Output: Transfer other assets to noncharitable exempt organization?

Jacob Painter Jr Irrv Trust Fbo Ptgh Allgy Milk & Ice Assoc - 501C Nonprofit - Pittsburgh, PA - 256024260


Input: [0] 3 [Value] No [Field]

Output: Sale of assets to noncharitable exempt organization?

Jacob Painter Jr Irrv Trust Fbo Ptgh Allgy Milk & Ice Assoc - 501C Nonprofit - Pittsburgh, PA - 256024260


Input: [0] 4 [Value] No [Field]

Output: Purchase of assets from noncharitable exempt organization?

Jacob Painter Jr Irrv Trust Fbo Ptgh Allgy Milk & Ice Assoc - 501C Nonprofit - Pittsburgh, PA - 256024260


Input: [0] 5 [Value] No [Field]

Output: Rental of facilities or other assets?

Jacob Painter Jr Irrv Trust Fbo Ptgh Allgy Milk & Ice Assoc - 501C Nonprofit - Pittsburgh, PA - 256024260


Input: [0] 6 [Value] No [Field]

Output: Reimbursements arrangements?

Jacob Painter Jr Irrv Trust Fbo Ptgh Allgy Milk & Ice Assoc - 501C Nonprofit - Pittsburgh, PA - 256024260


Input: [0] 7 [Value] No [Field]

Output: Loans or other guarantees?

Jacob Painter Jr Irrv Trust Fbo Ptgh Allgy Milk & Ice Assoc - 501C Nonprofit - Pittsburgh, PA - 256024260


Input: [0] 8 [Value] No [Field]

Output: Performance of services or membership or fundraising solicitations?

Jacob Painter Jr Irrv Trust Fbo Ptgh Allgy Milk & Ice Assoc - 501C Nonprofit - Pittsburgh, PA - 256024260


Input: [0] 9 [Value] No [Field]

Output: Sharing of facilities, equipment, mailing lists, other assets, or paid employees?

Jacob Painter Jr Irrv Trust Fbo Ptgh Allgy Milk & Ice Assoc - 501C Nonprofit - Pittsburgh, PA - 256024260


Input: [Command] APACC [Field Name]

Output: APA Classification Code


Input: [Command] BT [Field Name]

Output: Broader Term


Input: [Command] CC [Notes] One descriptor may have several classification codes corresponding to the different branches in the polyhierarchic thesaurus [Field Name]

Output: Classification Code


Input: [Command] CTG [Notes] German translation of the descriptor [Field Name]

Output: Controlled Term German


Input: [Command] HIS [Notes] Entry year of the descriptor [Field Name]

Output: History


Input: [Command] NT [Field Name]

Output: Narrower Term


Input: [Command] RT [Field Name]

Output: Related Term


Input: [Command] SCN [Notes] Definitions [Field Name]

Output: Scope Notes


Input: [Command] SYN [Field Name]

Output: Synonym


Input: [Command] USE [Field Name]

Output: Use


Input: [Position] 0x2400 [Decimal] 9216 [Appearance] ␀ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR NULL


Input: [Position] 0x2401 [Decimal] 9217 [Appearance] ␁ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR START OF HEADING


Input: [Position] 0x2402 [Decimal] 9218 [Appearance] ␂ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR START OF TEXT


Input: [Position] 0x2403 [Decimal] 9219 [Appearance] ␃ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR END OF TEXT


Input: [Position] 0x2404 [Decimal] 9220 [Appearance] ␄ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR END OF TRANSMISSION


Input: [Position] 0x2405 [Decimal] 9221 [Appearance] ␅ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR ENQUIRY


Input: [Position] 0x2406 [Decimal] 9222 [Appearance] ␆ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR ACKNOWLEDGE


Input: [Position] 0x2407 [Decimal] 9223 [Appearance] ␇ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR BELL


Input: [Position] 0x2408 [Decimal] 9224 [Appearance] ␈ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR BACKSPACE


Input: [Position] 0x2409 [Decimal] 9225 [Appearance] ␉ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR HORIZONTAL TABULATION


Input: [Position] 0x240A [Decimal] 9226 [Appearance] ␊ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR LINE FEED


Input: [Position] 0x240B [Decimal] 9227 [Appearance] ␋ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR VERTICAL TABULATION


Input: [Position] 0x240C [Decimal] 9228 [Appearance] ␌ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR FORM FEED


Input: [Position] 0x240D [Decimal] 9229 [Appearance] ␍ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR CARRIAGE RETURN


Input: [Position] 0x240E [Decimal] 9230 [Appearance] ␎ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR SHIFT OUT


Input: [Position] 0x240F [Decimal] 9231 [Appearance] ␏ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR SHIFT IN


Input: [Position] 0x2410 [Decimal] 9232 [Appearance] ␐ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR DATA LINK ESCAPE


Input: [Position] 0x2411 [Decimal] 9233 [Appearance] ␑ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR DEVICE CONTROL ONE


Input: [Position] 0x2412 [Decimal] 9234 [Appearance] ␒ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR DEVICE CONTROL TWO


Input: [Position] 0x2413 [Decimal] 9235 [Appearance] ␓ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR DEVICE CONTROL THREE


Input: [Position] 0x2414 [Decimal] 9236 [Appearance] ␔ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR DEVICE CONTROL FOUR


Input: [Position] 0x2415 [Decimal] 9237 [Appearance] ␕ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR NEGATIVE ACKNOWLEDGE


Input: [Position] 0x2416 [Decimal] 9238 [Appearance] ␖ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR SYNCHRONOUS IDLE


Input: [Position] 0x2417 [Decimal] 9239 [Appearance] ␗ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR END OF TRANSMISSION BLOCK


Input: [Position] 0x2418 [Decimal] 9240 [Appearance] ␘ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR CANCEL


Input: [Position] 0x2419 [Decimal] 9241 [Appearance] ␙ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR END OF MEDIUM


Input: [Position] 0x241A [Decimal] 9242 [Appearance] ␚ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR SUBSTITUTE


Input: [Position] 0x241B [Decimal] 9243 [Appearance] ␛ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR ESCAPE


Input: [Position] 0x241C [Decimal] 9244 [Appearance] ␜ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR FILE SEPARATOR


Input: [Position] 0x241D [Decimal] 9245 [Appearance] ␝ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR GROUP SEPARATOR


Input: [Position] 0x241E [Decimal] 9246 [Appearance] ␞ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR RECORD SEPARATOR


Input: [Position] 0x241F [Decimal] 9247 [Appearance] ␟ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR UNIT SEPARATOR


Input: [Position] 0x2420 [Decimal] 9248 [Appearance] ␠ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR SPACE


Input: [Position] 0x2421 [Decimal] 9249 [Appearance] ␡ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR DELETE


Input: [Position] 0x2422 [Decimal] 9250 [Appearance] ␢ [Name]

Output: BLANK SYMBOL


Input: [Position] 0x2423 [Decimal] 9251 [Appearance] ␣ [Name]

Output: OPEN BOX


Input: [Position] 0x2424 [Decimal] 9252 [Appearance] ␤ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR NEWLINE


Input: [Position] 0x2425 [Decimal] 9253 [Appearance] ␥ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR DELETE FORM TWO


Input: [Position] 0x2426 [Decimal] 9254 [Appearance] ␦ [Name]

Output: SYMBOL FOR SUBSTITUTE FORM TWO


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

Output: int


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

Output: int


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

Output: int


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

Output: string


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

Output: boolean


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

Output: boolean


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

Output: boolean


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

Output: string


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

Output: boolean


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

Output: int


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

Output: int


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

Output: string


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

Output: string


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] cdm_data_type [Value] Point [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] Conventions [Value] CF-1.4 [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] Easternmost_Easting [Value] -157.8381 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] featureType [Value] Point [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] geospatial_lat_max [Value] 21.28042 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] geospatial_lat_min [Value] 21.28042 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] geospatial_lat_units [Value] degrees_north [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] geospatial_lon_max [Value] -157.8381 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] geospatial_lon_min [Value] -157.8381 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] geospatial_lon_units [Value] degrees_east [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] geospatial_vertical_max [Value] 0.5 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] geospatial_vertical_min [Value] 0.5 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] geospatial_vertical_positive [Value] down [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] geospatial_vertical_units [Value] m [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] infoUrl [Value] http://pacioos.org [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] institution [Value] University of Hawaii [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] license [Value] The data may be used and redistributed for free but is not intended for legal use, since it may contain inaccuracies. Neither the data Contributor, ERD, NOAA, nor the United States Government, nor any of their employees or contractors, makes any warranty, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, or assumes any legal liability for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness, of this information. [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] Northernmost_Northing [Value] 21.28042 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] sourceUrl [Value] http://pacioos.org [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] Southernmost_Northing [Value] 21.28042 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] summary [Value] The nearshore sensors are part of the Pacific Islands Ocean Observing System (PacIOOS) and are designed to measure a variety of ocean parameters at fixed point locations along the south shore of Oahu. NS03 is located at the Atlantis Pier off the Hilton Hawaiian Village. The instrument is a Sea-Bird Electronics model 37SMP. The package is located at approximately 2.0 meters below mean sea level. [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] time_coverage_end [Value] 2015-08-04T23:56:00Z [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] time_coverage_start [Value] 2009-01-16T00:00:00Z [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] title [Value] PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] NC_GLOBAL [Attribute Name] Westernmost_Easting [Value] -157.8381 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] variable [Variable Name] time [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] time [Attribute Name] _CoordinateAxisType [Value] Time [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] time [Attribute Name] actual_range [Value] 1.232064E9, 1.43873256E9 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] time [Attribute Name] axis [Value] T [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] time [Attribute Name] ioos_category [Value] Time [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] time [Attribute Name] long_name [Value] Time [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] time [Attribute Name] short_name [Value] time [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] time [Attribute Name] standard_name [Value] time [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] time [Attribute Name] time_origin [Value] 01-JAN-1970 00:00:00 [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] time [Attribute Name] units [Value] seconds since 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] variable [Variable Name] depth [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] depth [Attribute Name] _CoordinateAxisType [Value] Height [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] depth [Attribute Name] _CoordinateZisPositive [Value] down [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] depth [Attribute Name] actual_range [Value] 0.5, 0.5 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] depth [Attribute Name] axis [Value] Z [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] depth [Attribute Name] comment [Value] The depth of the station, nominally 0 (see station information for details). [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] depth [Attribute Name] ioos_category [Value] Location [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] depth [Attribute Name] long_name [Value] depth below mean sea level [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] depth [Attribute Name] positive [Value] down [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] depth [Attribute Name] short_name [Value] depth [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] depth [Attribute Name] standard_name [Value] depth [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] depth [Attribute Name] units [Value] m [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] variable [Variable Name] latitude [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] latitude [Attribute Name] _CoordinateAxisType [Value] Lat [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] latitude [Attribute Name] actual_range [Value] 21.28042, 21.28042 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] latitude [Attribute Name] axis [Value] Y [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] latitude [Attribute Name] ioos_category [Value] Location [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] latitude [Attribute Name] long_name [Value] Latitude [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] latitude [Attribute Name] short_name [Value] lat [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] latitude [Attribute Name] standard_name [Value] latitude [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] latitude [Attribute Name] units [Value] degrees_north [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] variable [Variable Name] longitude [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] longitude [Attribute Name] _CoordinateAxisType [Value] Lon [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] longitude [Attribute Name] actual_range [Value] -157.8381, -157.8381 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] longitude [Attribute Name] axis [Value] X [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] longitude [Attribute Name] ioos_category [Value] Location [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] longitude [Attribute Name] long_name [Value] Longitude [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] longitude [Attribute Name] short_name [Value] lon [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] longitude [Attribute Name] standard_name [Value] longitude [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] longitude [Attribute Name] units [Value] degrees_east [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] variable [Variable Name] temperature [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] temperature [Attribute Name] _FillValue [Value] -999.0 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] temperature [Attribute Name] actual_range [Value] 21.5833, 29.8238 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] temperature [Attribute Name] colorBarMaximum [Value] 31.0 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] temperature [Attribute Name] colorBarMinimum [Value] 11.0 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] temperature [Attribute Name] ioos_category [Value] Temperature [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] temperature [Attribute Name] long_name [Value] Temperature [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] temperature [Attribute Name] short_name [Value] temp [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] temperature [Attribute Name] standard_name [Value] sea_water_temperature [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] temperature [Attribute Name] units [Value] Celsius [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] temperature [Attribute Name] valid_range [Value] 11.0, 31.0 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] variable [Variable Name] conductivity [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] conductivity [Attribute Name] _FillValue [Value] -999.0 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] conductivity [Attribute Name] actual_range [Value] -1.0E-4, 5.82643 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] conductivity [Attribute Name] colorBarMaximum [Value] 50.0 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] conductivity [Attribute Name] colorBarMinimum [Value] 0.0 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] conductivity [Attribute Name] ioos_category [Value] Unknown [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] conductivity [Attribute Name] long_name [Value] Conductivity [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] conductivity [Attribute Name] short_name [Value] cond [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] conductivity [Attribute Name] standard_name [Value] sea_water_electrical_conductivity [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] conductivity [Attribute Name] units [Value] S m-1 [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] conductivity [Attribute Name] valid_range [Value] 0.0, 50.0 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] variable [Variable Name] salinity [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] salinity [Attribute Name] _FillValue [Value] -999.0 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] salinity [Attribute Name] actual_range [Value] 0.0, 35.5285 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] salinity [Attribute Name] colorBarMaximum [Value] 40.0 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] salinity [Attribute Name] colorBarMinimum [Value] 10.0 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] salinity [Attribute Name] ioos_category [Value] Salinity [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] salinity [Attribute Name] long_name [Value] Salinity [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] salinity [Attribute Name] short_name [Value] salt [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] salinity [Attribute Name] standard_name [Value] sea_water_salinity [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] salinity [Attribute Name] units [Value] 1e-3 [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] salinity [Attribute Name] valid_range [Value] 10.0, 40.0 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] variable [Variable Name] pressure [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] pressure [Attribute Name] _FillValue [Value] -999.0 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] pressure [Attribute Name] actual_range [Value] -0.058, 1.653 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] pressure [Attribute Name] colorBarMaximum [Value] 100.0 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] pressure [Attribute Name] colorBarMinimum [Value] 0.0 [Data Type]

Output: double

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] pressure [Attribute Name] ioos_category [Value] Pressure [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] pressure [Attribute Name] long_name [Value] Pressure [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] pressure [Attribute Name] short_name [Value] pres [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] pressure [Attribute Name] standard_name [Value] sea_water_pressure [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] pressure [Attribute Name] units [Value] dbar [Data Type]

Output: String

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [Row Type] attribute [Variable Name] pressure [Attribute Name] valid_range [Value] 0.0, 100.0 [Data Type]

Output: float

ERDDAP - Information about PacIOOS Nearshore Sensor 03 (NS03): Hilton Hawaiian Pier, Oahu, Hawaii, from University of Hawaii


Input: [image_reupload_start] image_reupload_succesful [-] - [images_edit.php] images_edit.php

Output: after the successful re-upload of an image

Pixelpost » ExtendingPixelpost » CreatingAddons | History


Input: [image_reupload_start] image_reupload_failed [-] - [images_edit.php] images_edit.php

Output: after the error message if an image re-upload failed

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Input: [image_reupload_start] image_deleted [-] - [images_edit.php] images_edit.php

Output: in the beginning of image deletion

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Input: [image_reupload_start] image_list [-] - [images_edit.php] images_edit.php

Output: within the list of the images after the basic information

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Input: [image_reupload_start] edit_image_form_def_lang [-] - [images_edit.php] images_edit.php

Output: within the edit image form (after the default language tags)

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Input: [image_reupload_start] edit_image_form_alt_lang [-] - [images_edit.php] images_edit.php

Output: within the edit image form (after the alternative language tags)

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Input: [image_reupload_start] edit_image_form [-] - [images_edit.php] images_edit.php

Output: at the end of edit image form, just before the submit button

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Input: [Requires] true [Type and Range] string [Description] AppKey created when an application is created. [0]

Output: client_id


Input: [Requires] true [Type and Range] string [Description] Authorization callback address.Application outside the website need to be the same with the setted callback address,and application inside the website need to be the canvas page URL. [0]

Output: redirect_uri


Input: [Requires] false [Type and Range] string [Description] It need to be passed when applies for scope authorization.More than one scope can be applied at one time, and should be separated by simeangle comma.document [0]

Output: scope


Input: [Requires] false [Type and Range] string [Description] State for keeping request and callback.It will be returned in Query Parameter when callback. [0]

Output: state


Input: [Requires] false [Type and Range] string [Description] Terminal type of the authorization page.The value is as follows. [0]

Output: display


Input: [Requires] false [Type and Range] boolean [Description] Whether the user need login again or not. true:Yes,false:No.Default is 'No'. [0]

Output: forcelogin


Input: [Requires] false [Type and Range] string [Description] The language type of authorization page. Default is Chinese. 'en' means English. [0]

Output: language


Input: [How to do it] Tap once on the item. [What it does] Opens whatever you tap. Similar to clicking with a mouse. [What we say]

Output: Tap

Touch: swipe, tap, and beyond | Instructional Technology Group | Wake Forest University


Input: [How to do it] Press your finger down and leave it there for a few seconds. [What it does] Shows info to help you learn more about an item. Opens a menu specific to what you’re doing. Similar to right-clicking with a mouse. [What we say]

Output: Press and hold

Touch: swipe, tap, and beyond | Instructional Technology Group | Wake Forest University


Input: [How to do it] Touch the screen or an item with two or more fingers, and then move the fingers toward each other (pinch) or away from each other (stretch). [What it does] Shows different levels of info. A good place to explore this is the Start screen. Visually zooms in or out, like with pictures or maps. [What we say]

Output: Pinch or stretch to zoom

Touch: swipe, tap, and beyond | Instructional Technology Group | Wake Forest University


Input: [How to do it] Put two or more fingers on an item and then turn your hand. [What it does] Rotates things in the direction you turn your hand. Only some items can be rotated. [What we say]

Output: Rotate

Touch: swipe, tap, and beyond | Instructional Technology Group | Wake Forest University


Input: [How to do it] Drag your finger on the screen. [What it does] Moves through what’s on the screen. Similar to scrolling with a mouse. [What we say]

Output: Slide to scroll

Touch: swipe, tap, and beyond | Instructional Technology Group | Wake Forest University


Input: [How to do it] Press and drag an item in the opposite direction you would scroll. (For example, if you would scroll left or right, drag the item up or down.) When you’ve moved the item to the new location, release it. [What it does] Moves an item. Similar to dragging with a mouse. A good place to explore this is the Start screen. [What we say]

Output: Slide to rearrange

Touch: swipe, tap, and beyond | Instructional Technology Group | Wake Forest University


Input: [How to do it] Slide an item a short distance in the opposite direction compared to how the page scrolls. (For example, if you would scroll left or right, slide the item up or down.) A quick, short movement works best. [What it does] Selects an item, like a photo or tile on Start. This often brings up app commands. [What we say]

Output: Swipe to select

Touch: swipe, tap, and beyond | Instructional Technology Group | Wake Forest University


Input: [How to do it] Starting on the edge, swipe in. [What it does] Right edge: Opens the charms (Search, Share, Start, Devices, Settings). Left edge: Brings in open apps. Snaps apps. Swipe in from the left edge and drag the app until a divider appears, and then move the app where you want it. Slide the divider to adjust app size. Shows your recently opened apps. Swipe in from the left edge without lifting your finger, and then push the app back toward the left edge. Closes apps. Swipe an app from the list without lifting your finger, and then drag it to the bottom of the screen. Top or bottom edge: Shows commands, like New and Refresh. Closes apps. Swipe down from the top without lifting your finger, and then drag the app to the bottom of the screen. [What we say]

Output: Swipe from edge

Touch: swipe, tap, and beyond | Instructional Technology Group | Wake Forest University


Input: [DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT] DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT_PROPERTIES_T [DBMS_TYPES] DUAL [ALL_ARGUMENTS]

Output: ALL_PROCEDURES

Oracle 12c DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT_ADMIN Demos


Input: [DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT] DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT_PROPERTY_T [DBMS_TYPES] EXPPKGACT$ [ALL_ARGUMENTS]

Output: DBFS$_MOUNTS

Oracle 12c DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT_ADMIN Demos


Input: [DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT] DBMS_DBFS_SFS_ADMIN [DBMS_TYPES] PLITBLM [ALL_ARGUMENTS]

Output: DBFS$_STATS

Oracle 12c DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT_ADMIN Demos


Input: [DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT] DBMS_DB_VERSION [DBMS_TYPES] SYS_STUB_FOR_PURITY_ANALYSIS [ALL_ARGUMENTS]

Output: DBFS$_STORES

Oracle 12c DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT_ADMIN Demos


Input: [DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT] DBMS_LOB [DBMS_TYPES] UTL_RAW [ALL_ARGUMENTS]

Output: DBMS_ARCH_PROVIDER_INTL

Oracle 12c DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT_ADMIN Demos


Input: [DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT] DBMS_SESSION [ALL_ARGUMENTS]

Output: DBMS_ASSERT

Oracle 12c DBMS_DBFS_CONTENT_ADMIN Demos


Input: [Events] onBlur [Description]

Output: Code is executed when the focus is removed from the text field.


Input: [Events] onChange [Description]

Output: Code is executed when the user changes the value within the text field, and removes focus away from the field.


Input: [Events] onFocus [Description]

Output: Code is executed when the focus is set on the text field.


Input: [Events] onKeyDown [Description]

Output: Code is executed when user presses down the key within the text field.


Input: [Events] onKeyPress [Description]

Output: Code is executed when user presses the key within the text field.


Input: [Events] onKeyUp [Description]

Output: Code is executed when user releases a key within the text field.


Input: [Events] onSelect [Description]

Output: Code is executed when user selects some text within the text field.


Input: [URL Slug] about [Published] YES [Title]

Output: Century City Bakery Cafe, Catering, Takeout, Prepared Meals

Century City Bakery Cafe, Catering, Takeout, Prepared Meals

Block — Clementine Bakery / Café / Catering


Input: [URL Slug] community [Published] YES [Title]

Output: Our Community

Century City Bakery Cafe, Catering, Takeout, Prepared Meals

Block — Clementine Bakery / Café / Catering


Input: [URL Slug] contact_bh [Published] YES [Title]

Output: Contact / Location

Century City Bakery Cafe, Catering, Takeout, Prepared Meals

Block — Clementine Bakery / Café / Catering


Input: [URL Slug] gifts [Published] YES [Title]

Output: Gifts

Century City Bakery Cafe, Catering, Takeout, Prepared Meals

Block — Clementine Bakery / Café / Catering


Input: [URL Slug] press [Published] YES [Title]

Output: Press

Century City Bakery Cafe, Catering, Takeout, Prepared Meals

Block — Clementine Bakery / Café / Catering


Input: [URL Slug] contact [Published] YES [Title]

Output: Contact / Location

Century City Bakery Cafe, Catering, Takeout, Prepared Meals

Block — Clementine Bakery / Café / Catering


Input: [URL Slug] jobs [Published] YES [Title]

Output: Job Opportunities

Century City Bakery Cafe, Catering, Takeout, Prepared Meals

Block — Clementine Bakery / Café / Catering


Input: [Description] This class provides common functionality for (probabilistic) sequence models. [Class]

Output: AbstractSequenceClassifier

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Input: [Description] Merges the outputs of two or more AbstractSequenceClassifiers according to a simple precedence scheme: any given base classifier contributes only classifications of labels that do not exist in the base classifiers specified before, and that do not have any token overlap with labels assigned by higher priority classifiers. [Class]

Output: ClassifierCombiner

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Class Summary


Input: [Class]

Output: EmpiricalNERPriorBIO

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Input: [Description] This class keeps track of all labeled entities and updates the its list whenever the label at a point gets changed. [Class]

Output: EntityCachingAbstractSequencePriorBIO

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Input: [Description] Subclass of ClassifierCombiner that behaves like a NER, by copying the AnswerAnnotation labels to NERAnnotation. [Class]

Output: NERClassifierCombiner

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Input: [Description] Features for Named Entity Recognition. [Class]

Output: NERFeatureFactory

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Input: [Description] A named-entity recognizer server for Stanford's NER. [Class]

Output: NERServer

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Input: [Description] This example sends material to the NER server one line at a time. [Class]

Output: NERServer.NERClient

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Input: [Description] Provides functions for converting words to numbers Unlike QuantifiableEntityNormalizer that normalizes various types of quantifiable entities like money and dates, NumberNormalizer only normalizes numeric expressions (e.g. [Class]

Output: NumberNormalizer

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Input: [Description] Various methods for normalizing Money, Date, Percent, Time, and Number, Ordinal amounts. [Class]

Output: QuantifiableEntityNormalizer

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Input: [Name] Concat [Implementation Class] org.eclipse.sapphire.modeling.el.ConcatFunction [Description]

Output: Concatenates two or more strings into a single string. Particularly useful in contexts where composite expressions cannot be used, such as where the result of concatenation needs to feed into another function or operator.


Input: [Name] FirstSegment [Implementation Class] org.eclipse.sapphire.modeling.el.FirstSegmentFunction [Description]

Output: Breaks a string into segments using the provided separators and returns the first segment. If no separators are found in the string, the entire string is returned. This function takes two string operands. The first is the string to tokenize. The second is a sequence of characters that individually should be treated as valid separators.


Input: [Name] InstanceOf [Implementation Class] org.eclipse.sapphire.modeling.el.InstanceOfFunction [Description]

Output: Determines if an object is of specified type. The object to be checked is the first operand and the type is the second operand. The type must be a fully-qualified Java class name.


Input: [Name] LastSegment [Implementation Class] org.eclipse.sapphire.modeling.el.LastSegmentFunction [Description]

Output: Breaks a string into segments using the provided separators and returns the last segment. If no separators are found in the string, the entire string is returned. This function takes two string operands. The first is the string to tokenize. The second is a sequence of characters that individually should be treated as valid separators.


Input: [Name] List [Implementation Class] org.eclipse.sapphire.modeling.el.ListFunction [Description]

Output: Constructs a list from arbitrary number of operands.


Input: [Name] Parent [Implementation Class] org.eclipse.sapphire.modeling.el.ParentElementFunction [Description]

Output: Returns the parent of the current model element.


Input: [Name] Root [Implementation Class] org.eclipse.sapphire.modeling.el.RootElementFunction [Description]

Output: Returns the root of the model.


Input: [Option] –profile [Config Entry] profile [Environment Variable] AWS_DEFAULT_PROFILE [Description] Default profile name [Variable]

Output: profile


Input: [Option] –region [Config Entry] region [Environment Variable] AWS_DEFAULT_REGION [Description] Default AWS Region [Variable]

Output: region


Input: [Environment Variable] AWS_CONFIG_FILE [Description] Alternate location of config [Variable]

Output: config_file


Input: [Option] –output [Config Entry] output [Environment Variable] AWS_DEFAULT_OUTPUT [Description] Default output style [Variable]

Output: output


Input: [Config Entry] aws_access_key_id [Environment Variable] AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID [Description] AWS Access Key [Variable]

Output: access_key


Input: [Config Entry] aws_secret_access_key [Environment Variable] AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY [Description] AWS Secret Key [Variable]

Output: secret_key


Input: [Config Entry] aws_security_token [Environment Variable] AWS_SECURITY_TOKEN [Description] AWS Token (temp credentials) [Variable]

Output: token


Input: [Value] 2011-08-17 17:51:43 [Property]

Output: Creation date


Input: [Value] Hojris [Property]

Output: Chief officer


Input: [Value] Link [Property]

Output: Homepage


Input: [Value] Horus70 [Property]

Output: Board


Input: [Value] Lord Bebbington [Property]

Output: Board


Input: [Value] Sir Schluurggi [Property]

Output: Board


Input: [limit datasize] XLSMPOPTS

Output: "stack=86000000" reserves 86 Mbytes of stack space for each thread.

unlimited maximized the virtual memory allocation.


Input: [limit datasize] MP_EUILIB

Output: us requests User Space protocol for communications. This boosts performance for production runs by prohibiting other users from using the nodes where the model is running.

unlimited maximized the virtual memory allocation.


Input: [limit datasize] MP_RMPOOL

Output: 1 tells POE to allocate nodes from resource manager pool 1.

unlimited maximized the virtual memory allocation.


Input: [limit datasize] MP_NODES

Output: $PROC sets the number of nodes over which the parallel tasks will be run.

unlimited maximized the virtual memory allocation.


Input: [limit datasize] MP_PROCS

Output: $PROC is the total number of processes for the model.

unlimited maximized the virtual memory allocation.


Input: [limit datasize] MP_PGMMODEL

Output: mpmd identifies the programming model to be MPMD (Multiple Processes, Multiple Datastreams).

unlimited maximized the virtual memory allocation.


Input: [limit datasize] MP_CMDFILE

Output: poe.cmdfile names the text file specifying the names of the component executables to be run under MPI.

unlimited maximized the virtual memory allocation.


Input: [limit datasize] MP_STDOUTMODE

Output: ordered asks that standard out be buffered and flushed in the order of the tasks that wrote to standard out.

unlimited maximized the virtual memory allocation.


Input: [limit datasize] MP_SHARED_MEMORY

Output: yes requests that all tasks running on the same node use shared memory for message passing on that node rather than communicating across the switch.

unlimited maximized the virtual memory allocation.


Input: [limit datasize] MP_EAGER_LIMIT

Output: 65536 maximizes the message size of the receive data buffer for optimal performance.

unlimited maximized the virtual memory allocation.


Input: [limit datasize] MP_INFOLEVEL

Output: 6 requests that all available informational messages be written to standard output.

unlimited maximized the virtual memory allocation.


Input: [Name] accesslog [Description]

Output: List application's access log

Command-Line Interface - Cloud - Appcelerator Docs


Input: [Name] add [Description]

Output: Add a new route/service

Command-Line Interface - Cloud - Appcelerator Docs


Input: [Name] cname [Description]

Output: Set a CNAME for an application

Command-Line Interface - Cloud - Appcelerator Docs


Input: [Name] config [Description]

Output: Configures the application

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Input: [Name] crt [Description]

Output: Manages SSL certificates for the application

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Input: [Name] download [Description]

Output: Downloads source files for the specified application and version.

Command-Line Interface - Cloud - Appcelerator Docs


Input: [Name] list [Description]

Output: List all applications

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Input: [Name] logcat [Description]

Output: Tail active application logs

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Input: [Name] loglist [Description]

Output: List application logs

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Input: [Name] login [Description]

Output: Login to Node.ACS

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Input: [Name] logout [Description]

Output: Log out of Node.ACS

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Input: [Name] new [Description]

Output: Create new application

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Input: [Name] publish [Description]

Output: Publish application to Node.ACS cloud

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Input: [Name] remove [Description]

Output: Remove an application

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Input: [Name] run [Description]

Output: Run an application locally for dev./testing

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Input: [Name] unpublish [Description]

Output: Unpublish an application

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Input: [Name] whoami [Description]

Output: Show current login user

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Input: [description] translates between characters and ASCII/Unicode [function]

Output: char


Input: [description] chops characters from the end of a string [function]

Output: chop


Input: [description] converts date number to string (when used with the third argument) [function]

Output: date


Input: [description] evaluates once for each character in a string [function]

Output: dostring


Input: [description] transforms a string into a list of characters [function]

Output: explode


Input: [description] gets first element in a list (car, head) or string [function]

Output: first


Input: [description] returns the last element of a list or string [function]

Output: last


Input: [description] converts a string to lowercase characters [function]

Output: lower-case


Input: [description] gets the nth element of a list or string [function]

Output: nth


Input: [description] deletes an element from a list or string [function]

Output: pop


Input: [description] inserts a new element in a list or string [function]

Output: push


Input: [description] gets all but the first element of a list (cdr, tail) or string [function]

Output: rest


Input: [description] selects and permutes elements from a list or string [function]

Output: select


Input: [description] converts the first character of a string to uppercase [function]

Output: title-case


Input: [description] trims a string from both sides [function]

Output: trim


Input: [description] converts a string to uppercase characters [function]

Output: upper-case


Input: [Character] p [Symbol]

Output: play


Input: [Character] s [Symbol]

Output: stop


Input: [Character] e [Symbol]

Output: pause


Input: [Character] n [Symbol]

Output: no sound


Input: [Character] m [Symbol]

Output: mono sound


Input: [Character] t [Symbol]

Output: stereo sound


Input: [Character] r [Symbol]

Output: surround sound


Input: [Character] space [Symbol]

Output: no (known)stream


Input: [Character] f [Symbol]

Output: stream is a file


Input: [Character] a [Symbol]

Output: stream is a CD


Input: [Character] v [Symbol]

Output: stream is a Video CD


Input: [Character] d [Symbol]

Output: stream is a DVD


Input: [Character] u [Symbol]

Output: stream is a URL


Input: [Character] b [Symbol]

Output: stream is a TV/DVB broadcast


Input: [MBean] Quorum [MBean Object Name] ReplicatedServer_id<#> [Description]

Output: Represents the Quorum, or Ensemble - parent of all cluster members. Note that the object name includes the "myid" of the server (name suffix) that your JMX agent has connected to.

MBeans, their names and description


Input: [MBean] LocalPeer|RemotePeer [MBean Object Name] replica.<#> [Description]

Output: Represents a local or remote peer (ie server participating in the ensemble). Note that the object name includes the "myid" of the server (name suffix).

MBeans, their names and description


Input: [MBean] LeaderElection [MBean Object Name] LeaderElection [Description]

Output: Represents a ZooKeeper cluster leader election which is in progress. Provides information about the election, such as when it started.

MBeans, their names and description


Input: [MBean] Leader [MBean Object Name] Leader [Description]

Output: Indicates that the parent replica is the leader and provides attributes/operations for that server. Note that Leader is a subclass of ZooKeeperServer, so it provides all of the information normally associated with a ZooKeeperServer node.

MBeans, their names and description


Input: [MBean] Follower [MBean Object Name] Follower [Description]

Output: Indicates that the parent replica is a follower and provides attributes/operations for that server. Note that Follower is a subclass of ZooKeeperServer, so it provides all of the information normally associated with a ZooKeeperServer node.

MBeans, their names and description


Input: [MBean] DataTree [MBean Object Name] InMemoryDataTree [Description]

Output: Statistics on the in memory znode database, also operations to access finer (and more computationally intensive) statistics on the data (such as ephemeral count). InMemoryDataTrees are children of ZooKeeperServer nodes.

MBeans, their names and description


Input: [MBean] ServerCnxn [Description]

Output: Statistics on each client connection, also operations on those connections (such as termination). Note the object name is the session id of the connection in hex form.

MBeans, their names and description


Input: [Name] ERTM [Access] R [Prompt] "Elapsed real time" [Data type] DBF_FLOAT [Description]

Output: After a read status operation, this field contains the elapsed real time, as reported by the hardware.


Input: [Name] ELTM [Access] R [Prompt] "Elapsed live time" [Data type] DBF_FLOAT [Description]

Output: After a read status operation, this field contains the elapsed live time, as reported by the hardware.


Input: [Name] ACT [Access] R [Prompt] "Actual counts in pregion" [Data type] DBF_FLOAT [Description]

Output: After a read status operation, this field contains the number of counts in the "preset region". (See the PCT field.)


Input: [Name] DTIM [Access] R [Prompt] "Average dead time" [Data type] DBF_FLOAT [Description]

Output: After a read status operation, this field contains the average dead time of the detector. The average dead time is the percent of time the detector was not able to collect data during the current elapsed time.


Input: [Name] IDTIM [Access] R [Prompt] "Instantaneous dead time" [Data type] DBF_FLOAT [Description]

Output: After a read status operation, this field contains the instantaneous dead time of the detector. The instantaneous dead time is the percent of time the detector was not able to collect data since the previous read status operation.


Input: [Name] STIM [Access] R [Prompt] "Acquisition stop time" NOTE: Prior to release 7-1 of the mca module this field contained the acquisition start time, not the stop time. This was changed because in multi-element detector systems like the DXP xMAP or the SIS38XX MCS the MCA records only process when acquisition completes, not when it starts. This meant that the record time stamp and the STIM field were never being updated. The MCA record always processes when acquisition completes, so this field is now correctly updated. [Data type] DBF_STRING [Description]

Output: This field contains the time that acquisition was stopped. It is an absolute time as reported and formatted by the IOC.


Input: [Name] NACK [Access] R [Prompt] "Message not acknowledged" [Data type] DBF_LONG [Description]

Output: This field is initialized to 0 each time the record is processed, and set to 1 if any command sent to the hardware is not acknowledged correctly.


Input: [item] any [name] all [description]

Output: Always set for all items. Do not modify!


Input: [item] any [name] selected [description]

Output: Set for selected items. Most commands operate on items that have this property set.


Input: [item] any [name] displayed [description]

Output: Only items with this property set are displayed. Can be useful for making items (especially molecules) temporarily visible/invisible, use the Molecule Dialog for a convenient way of setting it.


Input: [item] mol [name] movable [description]

Output: Only molecules with this property set are affected by interactive manipulations and commands that transform molecules. Useful for moving molecules relative to each other, use the Molecule Dialog for a convenient way of setting it.


Input: [item] atom [name] visible [description]

Output: Set for all atoms that have a display style that makes them visible. Convenient to restrict a selection to only visible items.


Input: [item] bond [name] visible [description]

Output: Set for all bonds that have a display style that makes them visible.


Input: [item] dist [name] visible [description]

Output: Set for all distances that have a display style that makes them visible.


Input: [item] prim [name] visible [description]

Output: Set for all primitives that have a display style that makes them visible.


Input: [ACCEPTABLE] The positive marks should be used on backgrounds tinted 30% or lighter: [NOT ACCEPTABLE]

Output: Do not use the reversed mark on backgrounds tinted 30% or lighter:

Wordmark with Printed Backgrounds Printed Backgrounds


Input: [ACCEPTABLE] The reverse marks should be used on backgrounds tinted 70% or darker: [NOT ACCEPTABLE]

Output: Do not use the positive marks on backgrounds tinted 70% or darker:

Wordmark with Printed Backgrounds Printed Backgrounds


Input: [ACCEPTABLE] Certain background colors, even at full strength, do not provide adequate contrast. The only approved background colors for one-color printing are "dark" colors or black. [NOT ACCEPTABLE]

Output: The reverse marks should not be used on very light backgrounds; The marks must appear only in black or white (not yellow):

Wordmark with Printed Backgrounds Printed Backgrounds


Input: [ACCEPTABLE] Use the positive marks on light backgrounds: [NOT ACCEPTABLE]

Output: Do not use the reverse marks on light backgrounds:

Wordmark with Printed Backgrounds Printed Backgrounds


Input: [ACCEPTABLE] The reverse marks should be used on dark backgrounds: [NOT ACCEPTABLE]

Output: The marks should be printed only in white or black (not blue or green):

Wordmark with Printed Backgrounds Printed Backgrounds


Input: [ACCEPTABLE] The marks should be printed only in white or black: [NOT ACCEPTABLE]

Output: Use the reverse marks on dark backgrounds:

Wordmark with Printed Backgrounds Printed Backgrounds


Input: [File name] Machine.config [File description] The Machine.config file contains the ASP.NET schema for all of the Web applications on the server. This file is at the top of the configuration merge hierarchy. [Configuration level]

Output: Server

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Input: [File name] ApplicationHost.config [File description] ApplicationHost.config is the root file of the IIS 7.0 configuration system. It includes definitions of all sites, applications, virtual directories, and application pools, as well as global defaults for the Web server settings. It is in the following location: %windir%\system32\inetsrv\config [Configuration level]

Output: IIS

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Input: [File name] Web.config [File description] The Web.config file for the server is stored in the same directory as the Machine.config file and contains default values for most of the system.web configuration sections. At run time, this file is merged second from the top in the configuration hierarchy. [Configuration level]

Output: Root Web

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Input: [File name] Web.config [File description] The Web.config file for a specific Web site contains settings that apply to the Web site and inherit downward through all of the ASP.NET applications and subdirectories of the site. [Configuration level]

Output: Web site

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Input: [File name] Web.config [File description] The Web.config file for a specific ASP.NET application is located in the root directory of the application and contains settings that apply to the Web application and inherit downward through all of the subdirectories in its branch. [Configuration level]

Output: ASP.NET application root directory

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Input: [File name] Web.config [File description] The Web.config file for an application subdirectory contains settings that apply to this subdirectory and inherit downward through all of the subdirectories in its branch. [Configuration level]

Output: ASP.NET application subdirectory

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Input: [command/target] source [Description]

Output: Fetch the source (download the tarball, clone the source repository, etc)


Input: [command/target] depends [Description]

Output: Build and install all dependencies required to build the package


Input: [command/target] extract [Description]

Output: Put the source in the package build directory (extract the tarball, copy the source, etc)


Input: [command/target] patch [Description]

Output: Apply the patches, if any


Input: [command/target] configure [Description]

Output: Run the configure commands, if any


Input: [command/target] build [Description]

Output: Run the compilation commands


Input: [command/target] install-staging [Description]

Output: target package: Run the installation of the package in the staging directory, if necessary


Input: [command/target] install-target [Description]

Output: target package: Run the installation of the package in the target directory, if necessary


Input: [command/target] install [Description]

Output: target package: Run the 2 previous installation commands host package: Run the installation of the package in the host directory


Input: [Description] The name of the App [Name]

Output: apps

Get Developer of an App | Apigee Product Documentation


Input: [Description] The email address of the Developer who registered the App [Name]

Output: email

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Input: [Description] The first name of the Developer who registered the App [Name]

Output: firstName

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Input: [Description] The last name of the Developer who registered the App [Name]

Output: last_name

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Input: [Description] The username of the Developer who registered the App (unused by Apigee) [Name]

Output: userName

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Input: [Description] The Organization which the Developer who registered the App belongs [Name]

Output: organizationName

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Input: [Description] The status of the Developer who registered the App (active, inactive, or login_lock [Name]

Output: status

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Input: [Description] Arbitrary name/value attributes that are part of the Developer profile [Name]

Output: attributes

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Input: [Description] The Unix time at which the Developer profile was created [Name]

Output: createdAt

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Input: [Description] The Apigee username of the user who created the Developer profile [Name]

Output: createdBy

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Input: [Description] The Unix time at which the Developer profile was last modified [Name]

Output: lastModifiedAt

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Input: [Description] The Apigee username of the user who most recently modified the Developer profile [Name]

Output: lastModifiedAt

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Input: [Parameter] service [Required?] Yes [Notes]

Output: Service URI such as 'http://example.com/sparql/'

Table: 16.2.3.3.1.1. Request Parameters List


Input: [Parameter] query [Required?] Yes [Notes]

Output: Text of the query


Input: [Parameter] dflt_graph [Required?] No [Notes]

Output: Default graph URI (string or NULL)


Input: [Parameter] named_graphs [Required?] Yes [Notes]

Output: Vector of named graphs (or NULL to prevent overriding named graphs specified in the query)


Input: [Parameter] req_hdr [Required?] No [Notes]

Output: Additional HTTP headers that should be passed to the service, e.g. 'Host: ...'


Input: [Parameter] maxrows [Required?] No [Notes]

Output: Limit on the numbers of rows that should be returned (the actual size of the result set may differ)


Input: [Parameter] xslt-uri [Required?] No [Notes]

Output: Absolute URL of any XSLT stylesheet file to be applied to the SPARQL query results


Input: [Parameter] timeout [Required?] No [Notes]

Output: Timeout for "anytime" query execution, in milliseconds, values less than 1000 are ignored; see Anytime Queries for more details


Input: [Parameter] debug [Required?] No [Notes]

Output: If set to on, SPARQL Compiler will check if all variables are declared, and if there is variable that is not declared, an error will be raised


Input: [Constant] icHostResolvingHost [Value] 1 [Description]

Output: The control is looking up the IP address of the specified host computer.

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Input: [Constant] icHostResolved [Value] 2 [Description]

Output: The control successfully found the IP address of the specified host computer.

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Input: [Constant] icConnecting [Value] 3 [Description]

Output: The control is connecting to the host computer.

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Input: [Constant] icConnected [Value] 4 [Description]

Output: The control successfully connected to the host computer.

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Input: [Constant] icRequesting [Value] 5 [Description]

Output: The control is sending a request to the host computer.

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Input: [Constant] icRequestSent [Value] 6 [Description]

Output: The control successfully sent the request.

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Input: [Constant] icReceivingResponse [Value] 7 [Description]

Output: The control is receiving a response from the host computer.

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Input: [Constant] icResponseReceived [Value] 8 [Description]

Output: The control successfully received a response from the host computer.

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Input: [Constant] icDisconnecting [Value] 9 [Description]

Output: The control is disconnecting from the host computer.

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Input: [Constant] icDisconnected [Value] 10 [Description]

Output: The control successfully disconnected from the host computer.

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Input: [Constant] icError [Value] 11 [Description]

Output: An error occurred in communicating with the host computer.

Visual Basic Tutorial Lesson 34: Internet and web applications- FTP


Input: [Constant] icResponseCompleted [Value] 12 [Description]

Output: The request has been completed and all data has been received.

Visual Basic Tutorial Lesson 34: Internet and web applications- FTP


Input: [ID #] 1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.900026 [Test Title] McAfee Encrypted USB Manager Remote Security Bypass Vulnerability [Risk]

Output: High

Network Security Audits / Vulnerability Assessments by SecuritySpace


Input: [ID #] 1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.801523 [Test Title] BlackBerry Desktop Software Security Bypass Vulnerability [Risk]

Output: Medium

Network Security Audits / Vulnerability Assessments by SecuritySpace


Input: [ID #] 1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.17586 [Test Title] Oracle Enterprise Manager [Risk]

Output: Other

Network Security Audits / Vulnerability Assessments by SecuritySpace


Input: [ID #] 1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.17584 [Test Title] Checkpoint Secure Platform detection [Risk]

Output: Other

Network Security Audits / Vulnerability Assessments by SecuritySpace


Input: [ID #] 1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.17368 [Test Title] WebShield Appliance detection [Risk]

Output: Other

Network Security Audits / Vulnerability Assessments by SecuritySpace


Input: [ID #] 1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.101001 [Test Title] FileMaker Pro User Password Disclosure Vulnerability [Risk]

Output: High

Network Security Audits / Vulnerability Assessments by SecuritySpace


Input: [Search Modifier] AND [Examples] Competitor AND ProjectName [Meaning]

Output: Show files that have both search terms

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Input: [Search Modifier] OR [Examples] Competitor OR ProjectName [Meaning]

Output: Show files that have one or the other search terms, but not both

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Input: [Search Modifier] NOT, - [Examples] ProjectName NOT CompanyName, ProjectName -CompanyName [Meaning]

Output: Negate the search term that follows, useful for excluding terms from the results

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Input: [Search Modifier] (Parentheses) [Examples] (ProjectName Worth) [Meaning]

Output: Look for enclosed search terms in any order

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Input: [Search Modifier] "Quotation Marks" [Examples] "ProjectName Sourcecode" [Meaning]

Output: Find the exact search phrase as typed

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Input: [Search Modifier] < > [Examples] Date: >yesterday Date:<04/12/06 [Meaning]

Output: Find values Less Than or Greater Than the search term

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Input: [To ...] display list of files [UNIX] ls OR ls -l [Macintosh]

Output: Double-click on a folder or disk icon. In View menu choose as List


Input: [To ...] display contents of file [UNIX] cat [Macintosh]

Output: Double-click on an icon


Input: [To ...] display file with pauses [UNIX] more [Macintosh]

Output: Click on the scroll arrows


Input: [To ...] copy file [UNIX] cp [Macintosh]

Output: Select Icon and press command-D


Input: [To ...] find string in file [UNIX] grep OR fgrep [Macintosh]

Output: Command-F activates Sherlock tool, select Find by Content tab


Input: [To ...] compare files [UNIX] diff [Macintosh]

Output: Not in OS but third party products available


Input: [To ...] rename file [UNIX] mv [Macintosh]

Output: Click on files name


Input: [To ...] delete file [UNIX] rm [Macintosh]

Output: Click and drag icon to trash, or command-delete


Input: [To ...] delete directory [UNIX] rmdir [Macintosh]

Output: Click and drag icon to trash, or command-delete


Input: [To ...] change file protection [UNIX] chmod [Macintosh]

Output: Get Info on a file, click on lock button


Input: [To ...] create directory [UNIX] mkdir [Macintosh]

Output: Command-N


Input: [To ...] change working directory [UNIX] cd [Macintosh]

Output: Double-click on a folder icon


Input: [To ...] get help [UNIX] man OR apropos [Macintosh]

Output: Select Help menu, or command-?


Input: [To ...] display date and time [UNIX] date [Macintosh]

Output: Date and time displayed on menu bar


Input: [To ...] display free disk space [UNIX] df [Macintosh]

Output: Free space listed on top of each window


Input: [To ...] print file [UNIX] lpr [Macintosh]

Output: Command-P


Input: [To ...] display print queue [UNIX] lpq [Macintosh]

Output: Double-click on printer icon on desktop


Input: [To ...] kill a crashed program [UNIX] kill [Macintosh]

Output: Command-Option-Esc


Input: [Index] 0 [Value] URL scheme specifier [Value if not present] empty string [Attribute]

Output: scheme

20.16. urlparse — Parse URLs into components — Python v2.6.9 documentation


Input: [Index] 1 [Value] Network location part [Value if not present] empty string [Attribute]

Output: netloc

20.16. urlparse — Parse URLs into components — Python v2.6.9 documentation


Input: [Index] 2 [Value] Hierarchical path [Value if not present] empty string [Attribute]

Output: path

20.16. urlparse — Parse URLs into components — Python v2.6.9 documentation


Input: [Index] 3 [Value] Parameters for last path element [Value if not present] empty string [Attribute]

Output: params

20.16. urlparse — Parse URLs into components — Python v2.6.9 documentation


Input: [Index] 4 [Value] Query component [Value if not present] empty string [Attribute]

Output: query

20.16. urlparse — Parse URLs into components — Python v2.6.9 documentation


Input: [Index] 5 [Value] Fragment identifier [Value if not present] empty string [Attribute]

Output: fragment

20.16. urlparse — Parse URLs into components — Python v2.6.9 documentation


Input: [Value] User name [Value if not present] None [Attribute]

Output: username

20.16. urlparse — Parse URLs into components — Python v2.6.9 documentation


Input: [Value] Password [Value if not present] None [Attribute]

Output: password

20.16. urlparse — Parse URLs into components — Python v2.6.9 documentation


Input: [Value] Host name (lower case) [Value if not present] None [Attribute]

Output: hostname

20.16. urlparse — Parse URLs into components — Python v2.6.9 documentation


Input: [Value] Port number as integer, if present [Value if not present] None [Attribute]

Output: port

20.16. urlparse — Parse URLs into components — Python v2.6.9 documentation


Input: [Element] a [HTML 2.0] Yes [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] Yes [HTML 3.2]

Output: Yes

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Table 1. Elements and Valid DTDs They May Appear In


Input: [Element] abbr [HTML 2.0] No [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] Yes [HTML 3.2]

Output: No

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Input: [Element] acronym [HTML 2.0] No [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] Yes [HTML 3.2]

Output: No

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Input: [Element] address [HTML 2.0] Yes [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] Yes [HTML 3.2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Element] applet [HTML 2.0] No [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] No [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] No [HTML 3.2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Element] area [HTML 2.0] No [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] Yes [HTML 3.2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Element] b [HTML 2.0] No [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] Yes [HTML 3.2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Element] base [HTML 2.0] Yes [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] Yes [HTML 3.2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Element] basefont [HTML 2.0] No [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] No [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] No [HTML 3.2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Element] bdo [HTML 2.0] No [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] Yes [HTML 3.2]

Output: No

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Input: [Element] big [HTML 2.0] No [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] Yes [HTML 3.2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Element] blockquote [HTML 2.0] Yes [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] Yes [HTML 3.2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Element] body [HTML 2.0] Yes [HTML 4.01 Transitional] Yes [HTML 4.01 Frameset] Yes [HTML 4.01 Strict] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Transitional] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Frameset] Yes [XHTML 1.0 Strict] Yes [HTML 3.2]

Output: Yes

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