Input: [Description] An existing node in the document provided by application developers when progressively enhancing existing markup to create the widget. By default, this resolves to the contentBox. [Attribute]

Output: srcNode

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Input: [Description] The tabIndex, applied to the bounding box. [Attribute]

Output: tabIndex

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Input: [Description] Flag, indicating if the widget currently has focus. Widget marks the bounding box with a "focused" class, but other than that the focus implementation is left to the specific widget class. [Attribute]

Output: focused

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Input: [Description] Flag, indicating if the widget is disabled. Widget marks the bounding box with a "disabled" class, but other than that the disabled implementation is left to the specific widget class. [Attribute]

Output: disabled

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Input: [Description] Flag, indicating whether or not the widget is visible. Widget marks the bounding box with a "hidden" class. The hidden implementation is left to the CSS delivered by the specific widget class (viz. whether or not the widget uses visibility, display or off screen positioning to actually hide the widget). [Attribute]

Output: visible

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Input: [Description] String with units, or a number, representing the height of the widget. If a number is provided, the default unit, defined by Widget's DEF_UNIT, property is used. The height is applied to the bounding box. [Attribute]

Output: height

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Input: [Description] String with units, or a number, representing the width of the widget. If a number is provided, the default unit, defined by Widget's DEF_UNIT, property is used. The width is applied to the bounding box. [Attribute]

Output: width

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Input: [Description] The collection of strings used to label elements of the widget's UI. [Attribute]

Output: strings

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Input: [Class] AllAuthenticatedUsersGrantee [Description]

Output: Represents a grant to all authenticated users.

org.jets3t.service.acl.gs (JetS3t API : Amazon S3 Toolkit)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AllUsersGrantee [Description]

Output: Represents a grant to all users.

org.jets3t.service.acl.gs (JetS3t API : Amazon S3 Toolkit)

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Input: [Class] GroupByDomainGrantee [Description]

Output: Represents an Group By Domain Grantee, that is a group identified by their domain address.

org.jets3t.service.acl.gs (JetS3t API : Amazon S3 Toolkit)

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Input: [Class] GroupByEmailAddressGrantee [Description]

Output: Represents an Group By Email Grantee, that is a group identified by their email address.

org.jets3t.service.acl.gs (JetS3t API : Amazon S3 Toolkit)

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Input: [Class] GroupByIdGrantee [Description]

Output: Represents a Group grantee.

org.jets3t.service.acl.gs (JetS3t API : Amazon S3 Toolkit)

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Input: [Class] GSAccessControlList [Description]

Output: Represents a Google Storage Access Control List (ACL), including the ACL's set of grantees and the permissions assigned to each grantee.

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Input: [Class] UserByEmailAddressGrantee [Description]

Output: Represents an User By Email Grantee, that is a grantee identified by their email address.

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Input: [Class] UserByIdGrantee [Description]

Output: Represents a grantee identified by their canonical Google ID, which is something along the lines of a Google-internal ID specific to a user.

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Input: [Stylesheet] Query Router [How to get input data file] Turn on debug step mode, grab step 1 file from browser using Save As… [Servlet]

Output: crossQuery


Input: [Stylesheet] Query Parse [How to get input data file] Turn on debug step mode, grab step 2 file from browser using Save As… [Servlet]

Output: crossQuery


Input: [Stylesheet] Result Formatters [How to get input data file] Turn on debug step mode, grab step 4 file from browser using Save As… [Servlet]

Output: crossQuery


Input: [Stylesheet] Document Request Parser [How to get input data file] Turn on debug logging mode, copy/paste docReqParser input from the log file. [Servlet]

Output: dynaXML


Input: [Stylesheet] Document Formatters [How to get input data file] Use raw mode, then grab marked up input from browser using Save As… [Servlet]

Output: dynaXML


Input: [Stylesheet] Document Selector [How to get input data file] Turn on debug logging mode, grab docSelector input from log file. [Servlet]

Output: textIndexer


Input: [Stylesheet] Document Prefilter [How to get input data file] Just use your unmodified XML source file. For non-XML sources, create a small prefilter that dumps the XML input file that XTF creates to the screen using , then copy/paste that. [Servlet]

Output: textIndexer


Input: [Consideration/ Limitation] International characters [Description]

Output: When exporting data that contains international characters, make certain that your default character set is UTF-8. In the Export wizard,you must also select Unicode in the File encoding field on the Select Output Options page.


Input: [Consideration/ Limitation] Fractional seconds [Description]

Output: Consider the following limitations when exporting fractional seconds: When exporting to an Access Database File, exports do not support fractional seconds, so the additional data is not exported. When exporting to an Excel instance, exports support only 3-digits for fractional seconds. However, if you export to an Excel file, it supports all fractional seconds.


Input: [Consideration/ Limitation] Binary data types [Description]

Output: Binary data types, including Filestreams, cannot be exported in this release.


Input: [Consideration/ Limitation] DateTimeOffset data types [Description]

Output: DateTimeOffset data types are exported as strings instead of DateTime to avoid losing time zone information.


Input: [Consideration/ Limitation] HIERARCHYID, GEOMETRY, GEOGRAPHY data types [Description]

Output: HIERARCHYID, GEOMETRY, and GEOGRAPHY data types are exported as strings.


Input: [Consideration/ Limitation] SharePoint® [Description]

Output: Toad supports SharePoint 2010 or later.


Input: [CSS absolute size keywords:] xx-small 4px Épe Épe Épe Épe

Output: 5px Épe Épe Épe Épe

px computed from a 16 ppem base: e.g., 12pt @ 96ppi or 16pt @ 72ppi (XP 5.0 UA default) CSS1 suggested 1.5 scaling factor between indices


Input: [CSS absolute size keywords:] x-small 5px Épe Épe Épe Épe

Output: 7px Épe Épe Épe Épe

px computed from a 16 ppem base: e.g., 12pt @ 96ppi or 16pt @ 72ppi (XP 5.0 UA default) CSS1 suggested 1.5 scaling factor between indices


Input: [CSS absolute size keywords:] small 8px Épe Épe Épe Épe

Output: 11px Épe Épe Épe Épe

px computed from a 16 ppem base: e.g., 12pt @ 96ppi or 16pt @ 72ppi (XP 5.0 UA default) CSS1 suggested 1.5 scaling factor between indices


Input: [CSS absolute size keywords:] medium 12px Épe Épe Épe Épe

Output: 16px Épe Épe Épe Épe

px computed from a 16 ppem base: e.g., 12pt @ 96ppi or 16pt @ 72ppi (XP 5.0 UA default) CSS1 suggested 1.5 scaling factor between indices


Input: [CSS absolute size keywords:] large 18px Épe Épe Épe Épe

Output: 24px Épe Épe Épe Épe

px computed from a 16 ppem base: e.g., 12pt @ 96ppi or 16pt @ 72ppi (XP 5.0 UA default) CSS1 suggested 1.5 scaling factor between indices


Input: [CSS absolute size keywords:] x-large 27px Épe Épe Épe Épe

Output: 36px Épe Épe Épe Épe

px computed from a 16 ppem base: e.g., 12pt @ 96ppi or 16pt @ 72ppi (XP 5.0 UA default) CSS1 suggested 1.5 scaling factor between indices


Input: [CSS absolute size keywords:] xx-large 41px Épe Épe Épe Épe

Output: 54px Épe Épe Épe Épe

px computed from a 16 ppem base: e.g., 12pt @ 96ppi or 16pt @ 72ppi (XP 5.0 UA default) CSS1 suggested 1.5 scaling factor between indices


Input: [Use this command . . .] bc [To . . .]

Output: Clear one or all previously set hardware or software breakpoints.


Input: [Use this command . . .] bs [To . . .]

Output: Set new software or hardware breakpoints, or display the current breakpoints.


Input: [Use this command . . .] c [To . . .]

Output: Compare the block of memory that begins at the source address with the block of memory that begins at the destination address.


Input: [Use this command . . .] d [To . . .]

Output: Display either the contents of a specified block of memory (first syntax) or the contents of a descriptor table (second syntax).


Input: [Use this command . . .] f [To . . .]

Output: Search a specified block of memory to find a selected sequence of hexadecimal numbers.


Input: [Use this command . . .] g [To . . .]

Output: Execute your application program.


Input: [Use this command . . .] i [To . . .]

Output: Obtain and display a byte, 16-bit halfword, or 32-bit word from the port you specify.


Input: [Use this command . . .] m [To . . .]

Output: Copy the contents of a block of memory to a memory address you specify.


Input: [Use this command . . .] n [To . . .]

Output: Display single instructions in a disassembled form and then executes those instructions.


Input: [Use this command . . .] o [To . . .]

Output: Enter data from the first command form at the console and send it to a port.


Input: [Use this command . . .] pbdr [To . . .]

Output: Display the physical base address of the page directory, which is the highest-level page table.


Input: [Use this command . . .] pdd [To . . .]

Output: Display the page directory, which is a table that contains entries about the secondary page tables.


Input: [Use this command . . .] pdp [To . . .]

Output: Given a pointer (segmented address), display information about the physical address and indicate which page table and page in memory hold the address.


Input: [Use this command . . .] pdt [To . . .]

Output: Display one or more entries from a page table, which points to memory pages that hold a flat-model application's code and data.


Input: [Use this command . . .] psd [To . . .]

Output: Display and change a field from a page directory entry.


Input: [Use this command . . .] pst [To . . .]

Output: Display change a field from a page table entry.


Input: [Use this command . . .] s [To . . .]

Output: Display or change memory locations (first command form), or display or change the components of descriptor table entries (second and third command forms).


Input: [Use this command . . .] x [To . . .]

Output: Examine and optionally modify the contents of NPX and CPU registers such as the thread state segment.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vc [To . . .]

Output: Display information for an INtime software system call.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vd [To . . .]

Output: Display the object directory for a process.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vf [To . . .]

Output: Display the number of free GDT slots available.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vh [To . . .]

Output: List the extended "v" commands with their parameters and descriptions.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vj [To . . .]

Output: Displays the handles in the process tree hierarchy beginning with a specified process handle.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vk [To . . .]

Output: Display the handles for ready and sleeping threads.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vo [To . . .]

Output: Display information about the objects in a process.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vp [To . . .]

Output: Display information about the PCI bus.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vq [To . . .]

Output: Display information about interrupt management.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vs [To . . .]

Output: Display current information about the stack and system calls on the stack.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vt [To . . .]

Output: Display information about an INtime kernel object.


Input: [Use this command . . .] vu [To . . .]

Output: Display the INtime software system calls in a thread's stack.


Input: [VALUE IN TOP-LEVEL BLOCK] create-drop undef [OUTCOME]

Output: tables are dropped and re-created

[GRAILS-2989] Mixup in precedence of dbCreate in conf/DataSource.groovy - Grails JIRA


Input: [VALUE IN TOP-LEVEL BLOCK] create-drop update [OUTCOME]

Output: tables are updated, created when non-existent

[GRAILS-2989] Mixup in precedence of dbCreate in conf/DataSource.groovy - Grails JIRA


Input: [VALUE IN TOP-LEVEL BLOCK] undef create-drop [OUTCOME]

Output: tables are dropped and re-created

[GRAILS-2989] Mixup in precedence of dbCreate in conf/DataSource.groovy - Grails JIRA


Input: [VALUE IN TOP-LEVEL BLOCK] update create-drop [OUTCOME]

Output: tables are dropped and re-created

[GRAILS-2989] Mixup in precedence of dbCreate in conf/DataSource.groovy - Grails JIRA


Input: [VALUE IN TOP-LEVEL BLOCK] create undef [OUTCOME]

Output: tables are dropped and re-created

[GRAILS-2989] Mixup in precedence of dbCreate in conf/DataSource.groovy - Grails JIRA


Input: [VALUE IN TOP-LEVEL BLOCK] create update [OUTCOME]

Output: tables are dropped and re-created

[GRAILS-2989] Mixup in precedence of dbCreate in conf/DataSource.groovy - Grails JIRA


Input: [VALUE IN TOP-LEVEL BLOCK] undef create [OUTCOME]

Output: tables are dropped and re-created

[GRAILS-2989] Mixup in precedence of dbCreate in conf/DataSource.groovy - Grails JIRA


Input: [VALUE IN TOP-LEVEL BLOCK] update create [OUTCOME]

Output: tables are dropped and re-created

[GRAILS-2989] Mixup in precedence of dbCreate in conf/DataSource.groovy - Grails JIRA


Input: [VALUE IN TOP-LEVEL BLOCK] undef update [OUTCOME]

Output: hbm2ddl not run

[GRAILS-2989] Mixup in precedence of dbCreate in conf/DataSource.groovy - Grails JIRA


Input: [VALUE IN TOP-LEVEL BLOCK] update undef [OUTCOME]

Output: tables are updated, created when non-existent

[GRAILS-2989] Mixup in precedence of dbCreate in conf/DataSource.groovy - Grails JIRA


Input: [Parameter] startDate [Type or Values] Date [Description]

Output: Sets the date and time which will be displayed initially. Any string which can be parsed by the Java Date class can be used (dates earlier than 1970 don't seem to be supported).


Input: [Parameter] updateRate [Type or Values] Never, Minute, Second or Continuous [Description]

Output: Sets how often the displayed image is recomputed and redisplayed. Never yields a static image, while at the opposite extreme, Continuous attempts to display the next time as quickly as possible.


Input: [Parameter] updateDelta [Type or Values] Realtime, Minute, Hour, Day, Week or Month [Description]

Output: Each time the display is updated, a new time is shown. This parameter determines how that time is chosen. Realtime means the current actual time is used. The other choices add a fixed interval to the previous time displayed. Using multiples of a day keeps "noon" at the same point on the map but shows how the seasonal illumination curve changes.


Input: [Parameter] showTimes [Type or Values] None, UTC, Local or Both [Description]

Output: Controls whether the date and time represented by the map should be displayed above the map. Either the local time, Universal time, both or neither can be displayed.


Input: [Parameter] showControls [Type or Values] boolean [Description]

Output: Determines whether a user interface should be provided for manipulating the applet. If true, it will be built below the map.


Input: [Parameter] dayImage [Type or Values] URL [Description]

Output: Specifies an image file to use for drawing daytime portions of the map. You can use any image file Java can load, but see below for some notes.


Input: [Parameter] nightImage [Type or Values] URL [Description]

Output: Specifies an image file to use for drawing nighttime portions of the map. You can use any image file Java can load, but see below for some notes.


Input: [0] Flow layout [Repeater] Yes [GridView] No [ListView] Yes [DataList]

Output: Yes

Repeater vs. DataList vs. ListView vs. GridView


Input: [0] Table layout [Repeater] No [GridView] Yes [ListView] No [DataList]

Output: No

Repeater vs. DataList vs. ListView vs. GridView


Input: [0] Style properties [Repeater] No [GridView] Yes [ListView] Yes [DataList]

Output: Yes

Repeater vs. DataList vs. ListView vs. GridView


Input: [0] Column layout [Repeater] No [GridView] No [ListView] No [DataList]

Output: Yes

Repeater vs. DataList vs. ListView vs. GridView


Input: [0] Paging [Repeater] No [GridView] Yes [ListView] Yes [DataList]

Output: No

Repeater vs. DataList vs. ListView vs. GridView


Input: [0] Sorting [Repeater] No [GridView] Yes [ListView] Yes [DataList]

Output: No

Repeater vs. DataList vs. ListView vs. GridView


Input: [0] Edit/Delete [Repeater] No [GridView] Yes [ListView] Yes [DataList]

Output: No

Repeater vs. DataList vs. ListView vs. GridView


Input: [0] Insert [Repeater] No [GridView] No [ListView] Yes [DataList]

Output: No

Repeater vs. DataList vs. ListView vs. GridView


Input: [0] Grouping [Repeater] No [GridView] No [ListView] Yes [DataList]

Output: Yes

Repeater vs. DataList vs. ListView vs. GridView


Input: [Parameter] head color [Explanation]

Output: Background color for franchise name header and genre headers


Input: [Parameter] label color [Explanation]

Output: Background color for label subheadings


Input: [Parameter] title [Explanation]

Output: Insert the full name of the franchise


Input: [Parameter] image [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] imagesize [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] image caption [Explanation]

Output: Caption for image if necessary (optional)


Input: [Parameter] creator [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] origin [Explanation]

Output: State in what form the franchise originated.


Input: [Parameter] books [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] novels [Explanation]

Output: List any novels related to the franchise.


Input: [Parameter] comics [Explanation]

Output: List any comics produced for the franchise.


Input: [Parameter] magazines [Explanation]

Output: List any magazines devoted to the franchise.


Input: [Parameter] strips [Explanation]

Output: List any comic strips released for the franchise.


Input: [Parameter] films [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] tv [Explanation]

Output: List any television programmes part of the franchise.


Input: [Parameter] plays [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] musicals [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] games [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] rpgs [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] vgs [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] radio [Explanation]

Output: List any radio programs related to the franchise.


Input: [Parameter] soundtracks [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] music [Explanation]

Output: List any original music in the franchise.


Input: [Parameter] toys [Explanation]

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


Input: [Parameter] otherlabel1 [Explanation]

Output: Insert other relevant label


Input: [Parameter] otherdata1 [Explanation]

Output: Insert the relevant data.


Input: [Parameter] otherlabel2 [Explanation]

Output: Insert other relevant label.


Input: [Parameter] otherdata2 [Explanation]

Output: Insert the relevant data.


Input: [Parameter] otherlabel3 [Explanation]

Output: Insert other relevant label.


Input: [Parameter] otherdata3 [Explanation]

Output: Insert the relevant data.


Input: [Artifact] classes directory [Description]

Output: Required. Java classes for your plugin.


Input: [Artifact] META-INF directory [Description]

Output: Directory for standard JAR descriptor file.


Input: [Artifact] resources directory [Description]

Output: Plugin user interface files, including FTL files, CSS files, and so on go here.


Input: [Artifact] scripts directory [Description]

Output: If you've got Javascript or Perl or some such, put it here.


Input: [Artifact] README.html, changelog.html, and license.html [Description]

Output: Your plugin's users (including system administrators) will appreciate having information about how the plugin should be deployed, configured and used. As you upgrade the plugin, you can also include information about changes you make from version to version.


Input: [Artifact] logo_small.png, logo_large.png [Description]

Output: Images to represent the plugin (logo_small must be 16x16 pixels).


Input: [Artifact] plugin.xml [Description]

Output: Required. Configuration for the plugin. Lists components included in the plugin, along with components added to the UI. See Plugin XML Reference and UI Components XML Reference for more information.


Input: [Artifact] schema.xml [Description]

Output: If your plugin creates tables in the database, define them here as SQLGen XML. Tables you define in this file will be automatically created when the plugin is deployed.


Input: [Artifact] spring.xml [Description]

Output: If the plugin creates or overrides Spring beans, configure them here. This element is required as of version 5.0.1. For an example in the context of security, see Authentication and Authorization.


Input: [Artifact] struts.xml [Description]

Output: If the plugin includes any Struts actions, use this standard struts configuration file to map actions to action classes and results to FTL files.


Input: [Name] Id [Field] id [Example] id:48* [Description]

Output: Unique identifier assigned by the system


Input: [Name] Title [Field] title [Example] title:bioinformatics [Description]

Output: Title for the event


Input: [Name] Subtitle [Field] subtitle [Example] subtitle:biomarkers [Description]

Output: Subtitle for the event


Input: [Name] Host [Field] provider [Example] provider:"Select Biosciences" [Description]

Output: Organization hosting the event


Input: [Name] Starts [Field] start [Example] start:[* TO 2012-11-30T00%3A00%3A00Z] [Description]

Output: Date the event starts


Input: [Name] Ends [Field] end [Example] end:[* TO 2012-11-30T00%3A00%3A00Z] [Description]

Output: Date the event ends


Input: [Name] Venue [Field] venue [Example] venue:"The Panum Institute" [Description]

Output: Venue where the event is hosted


Input: [Name] City [Field] city [Example] city:San* [Description]

Output: City where the event is hosted


Input: [Name] County [Field] county [Example] county:Cambridgeshire [Description]

Output: Coutry where the event is hosted


Input: [Name] Country [Field] country [Example] country:"United States" [Description]

Output: Country where the event is hosted


Input: [Name] Postcode [Field] postcode [Example] postcode:30521 [Description]

Output: Postcode of the venue


Input: [Name] Keywords [Field] keyword [Example] keyword:Molecular* [Description]

Output: Keywords describing the event


Input: [Name] Category [Field] category [Example] category:course [Description]

Output: Type of event


Input: [Name] Field [Field] field [Example] field:Bioinformatics [Description]

Output: Branches of science in molecular biology


Input: [Name] Sponsor [Field] sponsor [Example] sponsor:Agilent [Description]

Output: Sponsor sponsoring this announcement


Input: [Name] Submission date [Field] submission_date [Example] submission_date:[2011-11-04T21:11:00.71Z TO 2011-12-04T21:11:00.71Z] [Description]

Output: Date of submission or modification in the registry


Input: [Name] Organization [Field] submission_organization [Example] submission_organization:BSPR [Description]

Output: Organization the submitter belong to


Input: [Name] Name [Field] submission_name [Example] submission_name:Ping [Description]

Output: Name of the submitter


Input: [Name] Comments [Field] submission_comment [Example] submission_comment:"Correct title" [Description]

Output: Message or comment about the submission


Input: [Name] Public [Field] public [Example] public:true [Description]

Output: Just events classified as public should be displayed.


Input: [Name] Text [Field] text [Example] text:proteomics [Description]

Output: Automatic field created for seraches pouposes. Includes title, subtitle, description, provider, venue, city, country, keyword, category and field


Input: [code] 000 [Meaning] A general error occurred on the server prior to procedure invocation on the service. [Example Message]

Output: Server error


Input: [code] 000 [Meaning] An error occurred on the server while parsing the JSON text comprising the procedure call. [Example Message]

Output: Parse error


Input: [code] 000 [Meaning] The procedure call is not valid. [Example Message]

Output: Bad call


Input: [code] 000 [Meaning] The server refuses to process the call because a member is not in the required sequence. For example, the params member of the Procedure Call object appeared before version or method members. [Example Message]

Output: Call member out of sequence


Input: [code] 000 [Meaning] The call is valid, but a general error occurred during the procedure invocation. [Example Message]

Output: Service error


Input: [code] 000 [Meaning] The call is valid but the procedure identified by the call could not be located on the service. [Example Message]

Output: Procedure not found


Input: [Parameter Name] callback [Value] string [Description]

Output: Specifies a JavaScript function that will be passed the response data for using the API with JSONP.


Input: [Parameter Name] fields [Value] string [Description]

Output: Selector specifying which fields to include in a partial response.


Input: [Parameter Name] key [Value] string [Description]

Output: API key. Your API key identifies your project and provides you with API access, quota, and reports. Required unless you provide an OAuth 2.0 token.


Input: [Parameter Name] access_token [Value] string [Description]

Output: OAuth 2.0 token for the current user. Learn more about OAuth.


Input: [Parameter Name] prettyPrint [Value] boolean [Description]

Output: If set to “true”, data output will include line breaks and indentation to make it more readable. If set to “false”, unnecessary whitespace is removed, reducing the size of the response. Defaults to “true”.


Input: [Parameter Name] userIp [Value] string [Description]

Output: Identifies the IP address of the end user for whom the API call is being made. This allows per-user quotas to be enforced when calling the API from a server-side application. Learn more about Capping Usage.


Input: [Field Name] Acad_Class_Code [Source] A Calculation Based on Level, Completed Units, Completed Terms, and Advanced to Candidacy Dates [Comment] Derived using the SGKCLAS function in Banner. [Definition]

Output: Represents the academic class of the student. Different variables are used to calculate class for the different academic levels.


Input: [Field Name] Acad_Level_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Levl_Code [Definition]

Output: The primary academic level of the student which is used to determine fees


Input: [Field Name] Acad_Standing_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Astd_Code, Shrttrm_Astd_Code_End_of_Term [Comment] For snapshots taken prior to the 8/29/2003, the column was populated solely from Sgbstdn_Astd_Code. As of 8/29/2003, the logic is: If Sgbstdn_Astd_Code is null, then Shrttrm_Astd_Code_End_of_Term from max(Shrttrm_Term_Code), else Sgbstdn_Astd_Code [Definition]

Output: A code representing the academic standing of the student


Input: [Field Name] Acad_Term_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Term_Code_Eff [Definition]

Output: The term in which the person is a student


Input: [Field Name] Activity_Wh_Num [Source] Calculated from Sgbstdn_Term_Code_Eff [Definition]

Output: Calculated field related to the Acad_Term_Code


Input: [Field Name] Ar_Code [Source] Sfbetrm_Ar_Ind [Definition]

Output: A code representing the fee status of a student (Y=Yes, C=Confirmed, N=No)


Input: [Field Name] Campus_Code [Source] If Sgbstdn_Camp_Code > "99" then Sgbstdn_Camp_Code else Null [Definition]

Output: A code representing the campus where the student's primary coursework is located


Input: [Field Name] Citizenship_Status_Code [Source] Spbpers_Citz_Code [Definition]

Output: A code indicating the citizenship status of a student


Input: [Field Name] Dept_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Dept_Code [Definition]

Output: A code representing the department associated with the student's primary major in the Banner student information system


Input: [Field Name] Dept2_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Dept_Code_1_2 [Definition]

Output: A code representing the department associated with the student's secondary major within the primary course of study in the Banner student information system


Input: [Field Name] Dept3_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Dept_Code_2 [Definition]

Output: A code representing the department associated with the student's primary major within the secondary course of study in the Banner student information system


Input: [Field Name] Dept4_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Dept_Code_2_2 [Definition]

Output: A code representing the department associated with the student's secondary major within the secondary course of study in the Banner student information system


Input: [Field Name] Enrol_Status_Code [Source] Sfbetrm_Ests_Code [Definition]

Output: The enrollment status code indicates whether a student is eligible to enroll in courses


Input: [Field Name] Fee_Rate_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Rate_Code [Definition]

Output: A code representing the fee rate for the student


Input: [Field Name] Fees_Paid_Date [Source] Sfbetrm_Fees_Paid_Date [Definition]

Output: The date on which the student paid his or her fees


Input: [Field Name] Finaid_Satsfctry_Prog_Code [Source] Rorsapr_Sapr_Code [Definition]

Output: A code indicating whether or not the student is making satisfactory progress to continue receiving financial aid (G=Making Satisfac Acad Progress, A=Deny - Ext Terms Exceeded, L=Deny - GPA Acad Yr Deficient, D=Deny - Unit Deficient, P=Appeal Granted (ob), W=Warning status GPA/Units(ob), M=Deny - GPA Cum Deficient, WMIN-D=Warning MinProgress Units, WCUM-M=Warn GPA Cumulative, WAYR-L=Warn GPA Acad Year, A-NL=Deny Ext Term No Letter, D-NL=Deny MinProg No Letter, L-NL=Deny AcadYr GPA No Letter, M-NL=Deny Cum GPA No Letter)


Input: [Field Name] Full_Part_Time_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Full_Part_Ind [Comment] Because someone has to manually enter this information in Sgbstdn_Full_Part_Ind, it may not be reliable. You may be better off determining full/part-time status from the workload units in Course_Sect_Enrl or the Fee_Rate_Code in this table, depending on your needs. Contact end-user support for more information. [Definition]

Output: A code indicating whether the student is part-time or full-time


Input: [Field Name] Home_Loc_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Home_Code [Definition]

Output: A code representing the home location of the student. For international students, it represents the home nation. For out-of-state students, it represents the home state. For California students, it represents the home county.


Input: [Field Name] Leave_Of_Absence_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Leav_Code [Definition]

Output: A code representing the reason for a student's leave of absence.


Input: [Field Name] Person_Wh_Id [Source] Derived from Sgbstdn_Pidm [Definition]

Output: The campus data warehouse's unique person identifier


Input: [Field Name] Prof_Fee_Code [Source] If Sgbstdn_Camp_Code < "99" then Sgbstdn_Camp_Code else Null [Definition]

Output: A code representing professional fees and the years they are in effect


Input: [Field Name] Record_Update [Source] Today() [Definition]

Output: The date that the record was added or last updated in the table


Input: [Field Name] Residence_Status_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Resd_Code [Definition]

Output: A code representing the residency status of a student


Input: [Field Name] Snapshot_Code [Source] Variable [Definition]

Output: Represents a critical point in time during the enrollment or instructional period of a course


Input: [Field Name] Source_Record_Update [Source] Sgbstdn_Activity_Date [Definition]

Output: The last date that the record was updated in the source system


Input: [Field Name] Student_Definition_Code [Source] Derived from Sfbetrm_Ar_Ind, Sfrstcr_Rsts_Code, and Sgbstdn_Stst_Code [Comment] If(Sfbetrm_Ar_Ind='Y' or Sfbetrm_Ar_Ind='C' ) and Sfrstcr_Rsts_Code=('RE' or 'RW') then 'REGISTERED' else if (Sfbetrm_Ar_Ind<>'Y' or Sfbetrm_Ar_Ind<>'C' ) and Sfrstcr_Rsts_Code=('RE' or 'RW') then 'ENROLL ONLY' else if (Sfbetrm_Ar_Ind='Y' or Sfbetrm_Ar_Ind='C' ) and Sfrstcr_Rsts_Code<>('RE' or 'RW') then 'FEE ONLY' else if Sgbstdn_Stst_Code='P%' or Sgbstdn_Stst_Code='%P' or Sgbstdn_Stst_Code='S%' or Sgbstdn_Stst_Code='LV') and Sgbstdn_Stst_Code<>'CP' and Sgbstdn_Stst_Code<>'PW' and Sgbstdn_Stst_Code<>'WP' then 'PELP' else 'OTHER' [Definition]

Output: Indicates the student's fee and enrollment status


Input: [Field Name] Student_Status_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Stst_Code [Definition]

Output: Represents the status of the student (i.e. active, cancelled, PELP)


Input: [Field Name] Student_Type_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Styp_Code [Definition]

Output: Indicates the student's type for the term (i.e. new, continuing, re-admit)


Input: [Field Name] Ucop_Grp_Code [Source] Sgbstdn_Capl_Code [Definition]

Output: This field identifies the student groups that are of interest.


Input: [Field Name] Visa_Type_Code [Source] Gorvisa_Vtyp_Code [Comment] Return Gorvisa_Vtyp_Code with the max(Gorvisa_Start_Date) where Gorvisa_Start_Date<=Today() and Gorvisas_Expire_Date>=Today() [Definition]

Output: Type of visa held by a non-US citizen.


Input: [shortcut] ctrl-l [what does it do?]

Output: clears the screen

Taking “control” of the command-line | Jonathan's Techno-tales


Input: [shortcut] ctrl-u [what does it do?]

Output: erases the whole line

Taking “control” of the command-line | Jonathan's Techno-tales


Input: [shortcut] ctrl-a [what does it do?]

Output: brings cursor to the beginning of the line

Taking “control” of the command-line | Jonathan's Techno-tales


Input: [shortcut] ctrl-e [what does it do?]

Output: brings cursor to the end of the line

Taking “control” of the command-line | Jonathan's Techno-tales


Input: [shortcut] ctrl-k [what does it do?]

Output: erases from cursor to the end of the line

Taking “control” of the command-line | Jonathan's Techno-tales


Input: [shortcut] ctrl-w [what does it do?]

Output: erases the last word – the the previous space

Taking “control” of the command-line | Jonathan's Techno-tales


Input: [shortcut] ctrl-y [what does it do?]

Output: pastes what you erased

Taking “control” of the command-line | Jonathan's Techno-tales


Input: [shortcut] ctrl-f [what does it do?]

Output: erases the last word – to the previous slash

Taking “control” of the command-line | Jonathan's Techno-tales


Input: [shortcut] esc-. [what does it do?]

Output: pastes last argument of previous line

Taking “control” of the command-line | Jonathan's Techno-tales


Input: [shortcut] esc-, [what does it do?]

Output: completes, shows each match one-by-one every time it is pressed

Taking “control” of the command-line | Jonathan's Techno-tales


Input: [Value] undefined [Bool] undefined [empty()] True [!isset()] True [is_blank()]

Output: True


Input: [Value] NULL [Bool] False [empty()] True [!isset()] True [is_blank()]

Output: True


Input: [Value] bool(false) [Bool] False [empty()] True [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: True


Input: [Value] bool(true) [Bool] True [empty()] False [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Value] int(0) [Bool] False [empty()] True [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Value] float(0) [Bool] False [empty()] True [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Value] int(1) [Bool] True [empty()] False [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Value] float(1) [Bool] True [empty()] False [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Value] string(1) "0" [Bool] False [empty()] True [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Value] string(3) "0.0" [Bool] True [empty()] False [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Value] string(1) "1" [Bool] True [empty()] False [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Value] string(3) "1.0" [Bool] True [empty()] False [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Value] string(0) "" [Bool] False [empty()] True [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: True


Input: [Value] string(1) " " [Bool] True [empty()] False [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: True


Input: [Value] string(4) "test" [Bool] True [empty()] False [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Value] array(0) { } [Bool] False [empty()] True [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: True


Input: [Value] array(1) { [0]=> int(1) } [Bool] True [empty()] False [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Value] object(stdClass)#1 (0) { } [Bool] True [empty()] False [!isset()] False [is_blank()]

Output: False


Input: [Property name] drug_stats [Return type] Array [Description]

Output: An array of objects for each drug, which in turn each contain objects for each year. The format mimics that of Drug Totals. All weights are in pounds.

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Input: [Property name] geometry [Return type] GeoJSON Geometry [Description]

Output: A point location that represents an arbitrary center point of the port area, which is used on the seizure map. It is NOT the location of any port or regional headquarters.

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Input: [Property name] id [Return type] Integer [Description]

Output: Internal database ID of this port area.

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Input: [Property name] name [Return type] String [Description]

Output: The name of this port area.

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Input: [Property name] resource_uri [Return type] String [Description]

Output: The API link to this specific port area.

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Input: [Property name] slug [Return type] String [Description]

Output: A slugified version of the port area name, preceded by "portarea-".

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Input: [Property name] total_seizure_count [Return type] Integer [Description]

Output: The total number of seizure incidents in this port area over all years, all drugs combined.

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Input: [Property name] type [Return type] GeoJSON geometry type [Description]

Output: Always "Feature"

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Input: [Character] \b [Description]

Output: Backspace


Input: [Character] \f [Description]

Output: Form feed


Input: [Character] \n [Description]

Output: New line


Input: [Character] \r [Description]

Output: Carriage return


Input: [Character] \t [Description]

Output: Tab


Input: [Character] \uNNNN [Description]

Output: The Unicode character which code is given by the four hexadecimal digits NNNN. For example, \u00A9 is the Unicode sequence for the copyright symbol.


Input: [File name] mireka.js [Function]

Output: Enables/disables SMTP, Message Submission and POP3 services by importing or not importing their respective configuration files. It contains common elements used by more than one services. Some of these are default objects which are referred by other parts of the configuration, but it is also possible to define and use other instances of them. It also contains a very few, mostly static configuration related to Mireka as a whole. See the comments in the file for more information.


Input: [File name] mx.js [Function]

Output: Configures the public SMTP service, which receives mails sent to the local domains by any server on the internet. The service, in turn, stores the mail in a POP3 mailbox, relays it in real time to a backend server behaving like a proxy, forwards it, etc.


Input: [File name] submission/* [Function]

Output: These files configure the Message Submission service, used by local users to send mails either to other local users, or to other domains on the internet.


Input: [File name] pop.js [Function]

Output: Configures the POP3 service itself and the POP3 Importer. POP3 Importer is useful for migration. It retrieves each users' mails from another POP3 server after startup. To use it, it is necessary that the user names and the passwords match on both system.


Input: [File name] domains.js [Function]

Output: List of local domain names. If the domain part of a recipient is not in this list, then the recipient will be rejected by the MX SMTP service.


Input: [File name] global-users.js [Function]

Output: Authorized users of the Mail Submission, POP3 services, in addition they are also valid wildcard recipients in the MX SMTP service.


Input: [File name] local-recipients.js [Function]

Output: It tells what to do with mails sent to local domains. It maps recipient addresses to a destinations, like store the mail in a maildrop for later retrieval via POP3, forward it to another domain, etc.


Input: [File name] circular.js [Function]

Output: This file exists purely for a technical reason, to break circular dependencies. If a configuration object named A refers to another object B, but B also refers to A, then neither A nor B could be created and fully initialized before the other. In such cases an unitialized A object is created in this file, then it is referenced when object B and other depending objects are created and initialized. Finally object A is initialized in the usual configuration file corresponding to its function.


Input: [File name] logback.xml [Function]

Output: It configures logging.


Input: [Control type] Text [Remark] The alarm time (if an alarm is set) [Object]

Output: Alarm


Input: [Control type] Icon [Remark] Icon indicating that an alarm is set (will be hidden if unset) [Object]

Output: AlarmIcon


Input: [Control type] Text [Remark] The name of the album currently playing. [Object]

Output: Album


Input: [Control type] Analyzer [Remark] The spectrum analyzer. [Object]

Output: Analyzer


Input: [Control type] Animation [Remark] Plays a sequence of bitmaps, it's similar to an animated gif file. [Object]

Output: Animation


Input: [Control type] Text [Remark] The name of the artist currently playing. [Object]

Output: Artist


Input: [Control type] Text [Remark] The current time. [Object]

Output: Clock


Input: [Control type] Text [Remark] The genre of the song currently playing. [Object]

Output: Genre


Input: [Control type] ListBox [Remark] The listbox with the playlist etc. [Object]

Output: Listbox


Input: [Control type] Animation [Remark] Plays a sequence of bitmaps, it's similar to an animated gif file. This is only visible while _no_ song is playing! [Object]

Output: Logo


Input: [Control type] Button [Remark] A button which plays the next song in the playlist. [Object]

Output: NextSongButton


Input: [Control type] Button [Remark] A button which pauses the plackback. It is visible only if a song is currenlty playing. Please see also the comments for PlayButton! [Object]

Output: PauseButton


Input: [Control type] Button [Remark] Just like PauseButton, but it will always be visible. See comments for PlayButton. [Object]

Output: PauseButton2


Input: [Control type] Icon [Remark] A icon indicating that the playback is paused. [Object]

Output: PausedIcon


Input: [Control type] Button [Remark] A button which play the selected song, or resumes the paused song. Will be hidden if player is in paused mode. Will be dimmed if no playable song is selected in the listbox. This button can be used in conjunction with the PauseButton, overlaying the two buttons at the same place - only one will be visible at a time. [Object]

Output: PlayButton


Input: [Control type] Button [Remark] Just like PlayButton, but it will always be visible. See comments for PlayButton. [Object]

Output: PlayButton2


Input: [Control type] Text [Remark] Time played and total time in the format "00:00 / 00:00". [Object]

Output: Played


Input: [Control type] Digits [Remark] Time played displayed with bitmapped digits (see description of Digits control below). [Object]

Output: PlayedDigits


Input: [Control type] Digits [Remark] Total song time displayed with bitmapped digits (see description of Digits control below). [Object]

Output: TotalDigits


Input: [Control type] Icon [Remark] An icon indicating that a song is playing. [Object]

Output: PlayingIcon


Input: [Control type] Slider [Remark] The song position slider. Will be inactive/dimmed if no song is playing. [Object]

Output: Position


Input: [Control type] Button [Remark] A button which plays the previous song in the playlist. [Object]

Output: PrevSongButton


Input: [Control type] Button [Remark] A two state button which is used for enabling/disabling repeat mode. [Object]

Output: RepeatButton


Input: [Control type] Icon [Remark] An icon indicating that the repeat mode is on (will be hidden if repeat is off). [Object]

Output: RepeatIcon


Input: [Control type] ScrollBar [Remark] The scrollbar associated with the listbox. [Object]

Output: Scrollbar


Input: [Control type] Button [Remark] A button that stops playback. Will be dimmed if no song is playing. [Object]

Output: StopButton


Input: [Control type] Text [Remark] The title of the song currently playing. [Object]

Output: Title


Input: [Control type] Text [Remark] The tracknumber of the song currently playing. [Object]

Output: TrackNumber


Input: [Control type] Slider [Remark] The volume slider. [Object]

Output: Volume


Input: [Variable] LATEX [default value] latex [Meaning] latex program [other value]

Output: elatex

WhizzyTEX An Emacs minor-mode for incremental viewing of LATEX documents


Input: [Variable] FORMAT [default value] latex [Meaning] format basefile name [other value]

Output: elatex

WhizzyTEX An Emacs minor-mode for incremental viewing of LATEX documents


Input: [Variable] FMT [default value] fmt [Meaning] format extenstions [other value]

Output: efmt

WhizzyTEX An Emacs minor-mode for incremental viewing of LATEX documents


Input: [Variable] DVICOPY [default value] mv [Meaning] transformation f.dvi file into f.wdvi [other value]

Output: dvicopy

WhizzyTEX An Emacs minor-mode for incremental viewing of LATEX documents


Input: [Variable] BIBTEX [default value] bibtex [Meaning] bibtex program [other value]

Output: ebibtex

WhizzyTEX An Emacs minor-mode for incremental viewing of LATEX documents


Input: [Variable] MKSLICE [default value] defaultmkslice [Meaning] hook for preprocessing slices [other value]

WhizzyTEX An Emacs minor-mode for incremental viewing of LATEX documents


Input: [Variable] MKFILE [default value] defaultmkfile [Meaning] hook for preprocessing files [other value]

WhizzyTEX An Emacs minor-mode for incremental viewing of LATEX documents


Input: [Variable] MAKEINDEX [default value] makeindex [Meaning] command for making index [other value]

WhizzyTEX An Emacs minor-mode for incremental viewing of LATEX documents


Input: [Keyboard combinations] Shift+? [Action/result]

Output: View all shortcuts

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Input: [Keyboard combinations] Space bar [Action/result]

Output: Toggle between Block/Unblock

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Input: [Keyboard combinations] Right arrow [Action/result]

Output: Next tile

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Input: [Keyboard combinations] Left arrow [Action/result]

Output: Previous tile

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Input: [Keyboard combinations] g then s [Action/result]

Output: Go to Shown

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Input: [Keyboard combinations] g then b [Action/result]

Output: Go to Blocked

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Input: [Keyboard combinations] g then u [Action/result]

Output: Go to Upcoming

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Input: [Keyboard combinations] g then p [Action/result]

Output: Go to Settings

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Input: [function] The authorized person may request pages / scripts in a protected directory via URL [Name]

Output: GET


Input: [function] The claimant must send form data in the protected directory [Name]

Output: POST


Input: [function] The authorized person may load files in the protected directory [Name]

Output: PUT


Input: [function] The authorized person may load header pages within the protected directory [Name]

Output: HEAD


Input: [function] The authorized person must delete files within the protected directory [Name]

Output: DELETE


Input: [function] The authorized person may trace requests and responses within the protected directory [Name]

Output: TRACE


Input: [Action] Back-slash [First Keystroke] RX focus to other Entry window [Subsequent Keystrokes] Toggle RX focus between Entry windows [Starting Condition]

Output: Both in one Entry window


Input: [First Keystroke] RX focus to other Entry Window [Subsequent Keystrokes] Toggle [Starting Condition]

Output: One in each Entry window


Input: [Action] Pause [First Keystroke] Both to other Entry window [Subsequent Keystrokes] Toggle both [Starting Condition]

Output: Both in one Entry window


Input: [First Keystroke] Both to Entry window with Transmit focus [Subsequent Keystrokes] Toggle both [Starting Condition]

Output: One in each Entry window


Input: [Action] Mouse click (anywhere but buttons) [First Keystroke] RX to clicked window [Subsequent Keystrokes] N/A [Starting Condition]


Input: [Action] Ctrl+left arrow [First Keystroke] Both to VFO/Radio A [Subsequent Keystrokes] Nil [Starting Condition]

Output: Both in one Entry window


Input: [First Keystroke] Both to Radio A [Subsequent Keystrokes] Nil [Starting Condition]

Output: One in each Entry window


Input: [Action] Ctrl+right arrow [First Keystroke] Both to VFO/Radio B [Subsequent Keystrokes] Nil [Starting Condition]

Output: Both in one Entry window


Input: [First Keystroke] Both to VFO/Radio B [Subsequent Keystrokes] Nil [Starting Condition]

Output: One in each Entry window


Input: [Param] hostname [Type] string [Description] the TCP hostname, OR a UNIX socket filepath [Required]

Output: yes

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Input: [Param] database [Type] string [Description] the database name [Required]

Output: yes

Mongo_Db Introduction - Classes - FuelPHP Documentation


Input: [Param] port [Type] number [Description] the port to use in the connection, OR 0 if the hostname is a UNIX socket [Required]

Output: no

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Input: [Param] replicaset [Type] string [Description] the name of the replicaset to use for the connection [Required]

Output: no

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Input: [Param] username [Type] string [Description] username used for authentication, ignored if no password has been set [Required]

Output: no

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Input: [Param] password [Type] string [Description] password used for authentication, ignored if no password has been set [Required]

Output: no

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Input: [Name] canvas [default] false [description] If set, the canvas will be moved on show and hide instead of the target element. This creates alternative effects. [type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] toggle [default] true [description] Toggles the off canvas element on invocation [type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] placement [default] 'auto' [description] Where to position the element at the start of the animation. For example, if placement is "left", the element will slide from left to right. The default option "auto" guesses the placement based on position and dimension. [type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] autohide [default] true [description] Hide the off canvas element if clicked anywhere other that the element. [type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] recalc [default] true [description] Calculate if off canvas should be disabled for this viewport width on window resize. If your elements always gets hidden on window resize, try setting this to false. [type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] disableScrolling [default] true [description] Disable scrolling when the off canvas element is shown, by setting overflow to hidden for the body. [type]

Output: boolean


Input: [LanguageID] 1 [Description] Add the given go phrase to the English go phrases. [Language]

Output: English

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Input: [LanguageID] 2 [Description] Add the given go phrase to the French go phrases. [Language]

Output: French

The world of relevant information in the palm of your hand


Input: [LanguageID] 3 [Description] Add the given go phrase to the Japanese go phrases. [Language]

Output: Japanese

The world of relevant information in the palm of your hand


Input: [LanguageID] 4 [Description] Add the given go phrase to the German go phrases. [Language]

Output: German

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Input: [LanguageID] 5 [Description] Add the given go phrase to the Spanish go phrases. [Language]

Output: Spanish

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Input: [LanguageID] 6 [Description] Add the given go phrase to the Korean go phrases. [Language]

Output: Korean

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Input: [Parameter] what [Type] string [Description] must have value "wall" [Required]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] op [Type] string [Description] must have value "put" [Required]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] user_id [Type] int [Description] ID of the wall owner [Required]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] message_body [Type] string [Description] the text you want to post on the wall [Required]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] cat_id [Type] int [Description] category ID for the post [Required]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameter] embed_video [Type] string or array of strings [Description] embed code for the video on this post [Required]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameter] image_data [Type] string [Description] base64 encoded image file [Required]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameter] image_extension [Type] string [Description] the image extension for the sent data; accepted extensions: jpg, png, gif [Required]

Output: required for image_data


Input: [Macro] xmm [Meaning]

Output: Gives the opcode signifying a pair of xmm{n1},xmm{n2} registers

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Input: [Macro] pop_xmm [Meaning]

Output: Pops the floating point value from the stack into the xmmN

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Input: [Macro] push_xmm [Meaning]

Output: Pushes the floating pint value from the xmmN onto the stack

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Input: [Macro] operation [Meaning]

Output: Performs one of the four arithmetic operations, in the xmm{n1},xmm{n2} registers

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Input: [Macro] movapd [Meaning]

Output: Copies the contents of xmm{n2} into xmm{n1}

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Input: [Macro] load_xmm [Meaning]

Output: Loads the literal from some position in memory to the xmmN

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Input: [Parameter] %EMAIL_NAME [Required?] No [Description]

Output: Your name

Send eMails from your Android device using Tasker & Python… | Messaging Infrastructure & Directory Integration


Input: [Parameter] %EMAIL_USER [Required?] Yes [Description]

Output: Your gMail user ID

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Input: [Parameter] %EMAIL_PSWD [Required?] Yes [Description]

Output: Your gMail password (This is the Application Specific Password not the main account password)

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Input: [Parameter] %EMAIL_TO [Required?] Yes [Description]

Output: The address to which to send the email

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Input: [Parameter] %EMAIL_SUBJECT [Required?] No [Description]

Output: The email subject

Send eMails from your Android device using Tasker & Python… | Messaging Infrastructure & Directory Integration


Input: [Parameter] %EMAIL_BODY [Required?] No [Description]

Output: The text of the email message

Send eMails from your Android device using Tasker & Python… | Messaging Infrastructure & Directory Integration


Input: [Parameter] %EMAIL_ATTACH [Required?] No [Description]

Output: A comma-separated list of files to be attached.

Send eMails from your Android device using Tasker & Python… | Messaging Infrastructure & Directory Integration


Input: [Member name] EmptyMask [Description]

Output: Has no permissions on the Web site. Not available through the user interface.

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Input: [Member name] ViewListItems [Description]

Output: View items in lists, documents in document libraries, and view Web discussion comments.

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Input: [Member name] AddListItems [Description]

Output: Add items to lists, add documents to document libraries, and add Web discussion comments.

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Input: [Member name] EditListItems [Description]

Output: Edit items in lists, edit documents in document libraries, edit Web discussion comments in documents, and customize Web Part Pages in document libraries.

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Input: [Member name] DeleteListItems [Description]

Output: Delete items from a list, documents from a document library, and Web discussion comments in documents.

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Input: [Member name] ApproveItems [Description]

Output: Approve a minor version of a list item or document.

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Input: [Member name] OpenItems [Description]

Output: View the source of documents with server-side file handlers.

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Input: [Member name] ViewVersions [Description]

Output: View past versions of a list item or document.

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Input: [Member name] DeleteVersions [Description]

Output: Delete past versions of a list item or document.

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Input: [Member name] CancelCheckout [Description]

Output: Discard or check in a document which is checked out to another user.

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Input: [Member name] ManagePersonalViews [Description]

Output: Create, change, and delete personal views of lists.

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Input: [Member name] ManageLists [Description]

Output: Create and delete lists, add or remove columns in a list, and add or remove public views of a list.

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Input: [Member name] ViewFormPages [Description]

Output: View forms, views, and application pages, and enumerate lists.

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Input: [Member name] Open [Description]

Output: Allow users to open a Web site, list, or folder to access items inside that container.

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Input: [Member name] ViewPages [Description]

Output: View pages in a Web site.

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Input: [Member name] AddAndCustomizePages [Description]

Output: Add, change, or delete HTML pages or Web Part Pages, and edit the Web site using a SharePoint Foundation–compatible editor.

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Input: [Member name] ApplyThemeAndBorder [Description]

Output: Apply a theme or borders to the entire Web site.

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Input: [Member name] ApplyStyleSheets [Description]

Output: Apply a style sheet (.css file) to the Web site.

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Input: [Member name] ViewUsageData [Description]

Output: View reports on Web site usage.

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Input: [Member name] CreateSSCSite [Description]

Output: Create a Web site using Self-Service Site Creation.

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Input: [Member name] ManageSubwebs [Description]

Output: Create subsites such as team sites, Meeting Workspace sites, and Document Workspace sites.

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Input: [Member name] CreateGroups [Description]

Output: Create a group of users that can be used anywhere within the site collection.

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Input: [Member name] ManagePermissions [Description]

Output: Create and change permission levels on the Web site and assign permissions to users and groups.

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Input: [Member name] BrowseDirectories [Description]

Output: Enumerate files and folders in a Web site using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 and WebDAV interfaces.

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Input: [Member name] BrowseUserInfo [Description]

Output: View information about users of the Web site.

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Input: [Member name] AddDelPrivateWebParts [Description]

Output: Add or remove personal Web Parts on a Web Part Page.

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Input: [Member name] UpdatePersonalWebParts [Description]

Output: Update Web Parts to display personalized information.

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Input: [Member name] ManageWeb [Description]

Output: Grant the ability to perform all administration tasks for the Web site as well as manage content. Activate, deactivate, or edit properties of Web site scoped Features through the object model or through the user interface (UI). When granted on the root Web site of a site collection, activate, deactivate, or edit properties of site collection scoped Features through the object model. To browse to the Site Collection Features page and activate or deactivate site collection scoped Features through the UI, you must be a site collection administrator.

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Input: [Member name] UseClientIntegration [Description]

Output: Use features that launch client applications; otherwise, users must work on documents locally and upload changes.

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Input: [Member name] UseRemoteAPIs [Description]

Output: Use SOAP, WebDAV, or Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 interfaces to access the Web site.

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Input: [Member name] ManageAlerts [Description]

Output: Manage alerts for all users of the Web site.

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Input: [Member name] CreateAlerts [Description]

Output: Create e-mail alerts.

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Input: [Member name] EditMyUserInfo [Description]

Output: Allows a user to change his or her user information, such as adding a picture.

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Input: [Member name] EnumeratePermissions [Description]

Output: Enumerate permissions on the Web site, list, folder, document, or list item.

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Input: [Member name] FullMask [Description]

Output: Has all permissions on the Web site. Not available through the user interface.

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Input: [0] System [1] Developer [2]

Output: Description


Input: [0] Checkout [1] Ryan [2]

Output: The checkout system handles the checkout process, including moving products from a shopping cart to an order and collecting all the necessary information from the customer. The system uses checkout panes to display the forms, validate the input, and process the information for checkout.


Input: [0] Invoice [1] Ryan [2]

Output: The invoice system lets you create customized invoices for your orders and include them in e-mail notifications to your customers.


Input: [0] Line Item [1] Ryan [2]

Output: The line item system lets you add line items to orders for extra charges and discounts. Some core uses of line items include shipping quotes and taxes.


Input: [0] Order [1] Ryan [2]

Output: The order system lets you interact with the order in any stage of its life using a beefy order hook. The system also handles the display of orders on the customer and administration pages. Order information and forms are displayed and processed using order panes with a system similar to checkout.


Input: [0] Payment [1] Ryan [2]

Output: The payment system allows modules to define payment methods that determine how payment is made. Payment gateway modules allow Ãœbercart to interact with different services to process and log payments to orders.


Input: [0] Quote [1] Lyle [2]

Output: The shipping quote system allows modules to define methods of quoting shipping rates. Shipping quote modules also define the shipping types that the methods can handle. These shipping methods may be internal calculations or requests to external services for a rate quote.


Input: [Package] salsa.debug [Description]

Output: Holds data models like ComponentTreeModel that lets you browse your apps UI tree at runtime or BeanPropertyTableModel that lets you check the bean's properties at runtime.


Input: [Package] salsa.font [Description]

Output: Holds a commom font chooser dialog.


Input: [Package] salsa.html [Description]

Output: Holds a web browser wrapper, an editable HTML document model and more.


Input: [Package] salsa.image [Description]

Output: Holds a picture box for easy image loading and display.


Input: [Package] salsa.menu [Description]

Output: Holds a common color chooser menu.


Input: [Package] salsa.tree [Description]

Output: Holds an XML tree model.


Input: [Package] salsa.util [Description]

Output: Holds utility methods to center frames on the screen, or to check for the event dispatch thread, or to store window settings in the preferences backstore and more.


Input: [Mouse with Scroll Wheel] Left mouse button click & drag - all directions [Single Button Mouse] Left mouse button click & drag - all directions, Left mouse button click once to center view [Keyboard] Press Right, Left, Up or Down Arrow Keys [Function]

Output: Pan


Input: [Mouse with Scroll Wheel] Use the scroll wheel on the mouse or Left & Right mouse (both buttons) click & drag - up and down [Single Button Mouse] Hold Ctrl on the keyboard and Left mouse button click & drag - up and down [Keyboard] Press Ctrl and use Up or Down keys [Function]

Output: Zoom


Input: [Mouse with Scroll Wheel] Right mouse button click & drag - up and down or use Page Up and Page Down on the keyboard [Single Button Mouse] Hold Shift on the keyboard and Left mouse button click & drag - up or down [Keyboard] Press Shift and use Up or Down Keys; Press Page Down or Page Up keys [Function]

Output: Tilt


Input: [Mouse with Scroll Wheel] Right mouse button click & drag - left and right Note: Crossing the top and bottom half of the screen while rotating will changedirection [Single Button Mouse] Hold Shift on the keyboard and Left mouse button click & drag - left and right [Keyboard] Press Shift and use Left or Right Arrow Keys [Function]

Output: Rotate


Input: [Mouse with Scroll Wheel] Spacebar [Single Button Mouse] Spacebar [Keyboard] Spacebar [Function]

Output: Stop


Input: [Mouse with Scroll Wheel] Press "N" key on keyboard (orients view to north) [Single Button Mouse] Press "N" key on keyboard (orients view to north) [Keyboard] Press "N" key on keyboard (orients view to north) [Function]

Output: Reset to North


Input: [Mouse with Scroll Wheel] Press "R" key on keyboard (removes tilt and orients view to north) [Single Button Mouse] Press "R" key on keyboard (removes tilt and orients view to north) [Keyboard] Press "R" key on keyboard (removes tilt and orients view to north) [Function]

Output: Reset to Top View


Input: [Name] cld [Units] % [Description]

Output: monthly mean cloudiness


Input: [Name] deltat [Units] C [Description]

Output: min temp - avg temp of coldest month


Input: [Name] prec [Units] mm/day [Description]

Output: monthly mean precipitation rate


Input: [Name] rh [Units] % [Description]

Output: monthly mean relative humidity


Input: [Name] rhum [Units] % [Description]

Output: monthly mean rel. humidity at sig=0.995


Input: [Name] soil [Units] - [Description]

Output: soil texture


Input: [Name] surta [Units] 1=land,0=ocean [Description]

Output: surface type


Input: [Name] temp [Units] C [Description]

Output: monthly mean temperature


Input: [Name] topo [Units] m [Description]

Output: topography


Input: [Name] trange [Units] C [Description]

Output: monthly mean temperature range


Input: [Name] C [Units] m/s [Description]

Output: x monthly mean wind speed at sig=0.991


Input: [Name] wetd [Units] days [Description]

Output: mean "wet" days per month


Input: [Name] wspd [Units] m/s [Description]

Output: monthly mean wind speed at sig=0.995


Input: [Metadata key] :arglists [Use] A list of the allowed argument lists for a function. The defn and defmacro macros will add this automatically. You may want to add this manually to defmulti to get the same effect. [Namespace or Def]

Output: Def


Input: [Metadata key] :author [Use] A string with the author of this namespace. Used to attribute the namespace when multiple authors have worked on a project. [Namespace or Def]

Output: Namespace


Input: [Metadata key] :file [Use] Used to create the source link when autodoc has a defined source repository to link to. This key is generated automatically by def and its related macros. [Namespace or Def]

Output: Def


Input: [Metadata key] :line [Use] Used to create the source link. See :file. [Namespace or Def]

Output: Def


Input: [Metadata key] :macro [Use] Used to determine the type of the symbol. If the var has a :macro key, it is assumed to be a macro. This key is added automatically by defmacro. [Namespace or Def]

Output: Def


Input: [Metadata key] :see-also [Use] A list of titles and URLs for related documents. These can either be documents built as part of the Autodoc process or links to external references on the web. [Namespace or Def]

Output: Namespace


Input: [Metadata key] :skip-wiki [Use] If non-nil, skip this namespace or var. [Namespace or Def]

Output: Both


Input: [Metadata key] :tag [Use] Determines whether the var is a multimethod. defmulti sets this automatically (though there are plans to change this to a different key). [Namespace or Def]

Output: Def


Input: [Entry] *FlowControl [Description]

Output: No description available


Input: [Entry] *IPChecksumOffloadIPv4 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled the calculation of IPv4 checksums


Input: [Entry] *TCPChecksumOffloadIPv4 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled the calculation of TCP Checksum over IPv4 packets


Input: [Entry] *TCPChecksumOffloadIPv6 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled the calculation of TCP checksum over IPv6 packets


Input: [Entry] *UDPChecksumOffloadIPv4 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled the calculation of UDP Checksum over IPv4 packets


Input: [Entry] *UDPChecksumOffloadIPv6 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled the calculation of UDP Checksum over IPv6 packets


Input: [Entry] *LsoV1IPv4 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled the segmentation of large TCP packets over IPv4 for large send offload


Input: [Entry] *LsoV2IPv4 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled the segmentation of large TCP packets over IPv4 for large send offload


Input: [Entry] *LsoV2IPv6 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled the segmentation of large TCP packets over IPv6 for large send offload


Input: [Entry] *IPsecOffloadV1IPv4 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled the calculation of IPsec headers over IPv4.


Input: [Entry] *IPsecOffloadV2 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled IPsec offload version 2 (IPsecOV2).


Input: [Entry] *IPsecOffloadV2IPv4 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled IPsecOV2 for IPv4 only.


Input: [Entry] *RSS [Description]

Output: Receive side scaling


Input: [Entry] *TCPUDPChecksumOffloadIPv4 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled the calculation of TCP or UDP checksum over IPv4


Input: [Entry] *TCPUDPChecksumOffloadIPv6 [Description]

Output: Describes whether the device enabled or disabled the calculation of TCP or UDP checksum over IPv6


Input: [Option] -h [Example] -h [Description]

Output: show helpful information

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Input: [Option] -sorton [Example] -sorton [Description]

Output: turn on sort by type

Extract EML Attachments emldetach : BitDaddys.COM Products Page


Input: [Option] -sortoff [Example] -sortoff [Description]

Output: turn off sort by type

Extract EML Attachments emldetach : BitDaddys.COM Products Page


Input: [Option] -sortsenderon [Example] -sortsenderon [Description]

Output: turn on sort by sender

Extract EML Attachments emldetach : BitDaddys.COM Products Page


Input: [Option] -sortsenderoff [Example] -sortsenderoff [Description]

Output: turn off sort by sender

Extract EML Attachments emldetach : BitDaddys.COM Products Page


Input: [Option] -statson [Example] -statson [Description]

Output: turn on statistics gathering

Extract EML Attachments emldetach : BitDaddys.COM Products Page


Input: [Option] -statsoff [Example] -statsoff [Description]

Output: turn off statistics gathering

Extract EML Attachments emldetach : BitDaddys.COM Products Page


Input: [Option] -scrapeon [Example] -scrapeon [Description]

Output: turn on scrape additional info - slower but is recommended.

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Input: [Option] -scrapeoff [Example] -scrapeoff [Description]

Output: turn off scrap additional info

Extract EML Attachments emldetach : BitDaddys.COM Products Page


Input: [Option] -subdirson [Example] -subdirson [Description]

Output: turn on search sub directories

Extract EML Attachments emldetach : BitDaddys.COM Products Page


Input: [Option] -subdirsoff [Example] -subdirsoff [Description]

Output: turn off search sub directories

Extract EML Attachments emldetach : BitDaddys.COM Products Page


Input: [Option] -autorun [Example] -autoron [Description]

Output: run immediately without any interface

Extract EML Attachments emldetach : BitDaddys.COM Products Page


Input: [Option] -inpath [Example] -inpath="c:\input\\" [Description]

Output: specify input path

Extract EML Attachments emldetach : BitDaddys.COM Products Page


Input: [Option] -outpath [Example] -outpath="\\server1\output\\" [Description]

Output: specify output path

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Input: [Field Name] ID [Table] Baptisms Auxiliary; Baptisms; Deaths Auxiliary; Deaths; Godparents; Marriage Auxiliary; Marriages; Relatives; Witnesses [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number, in the following format: SCZ:00600. All mission identifier codes are abbreviations of the mission names and can be found in section 10 of the ECPP User Guide. The record number is the number that was assigned by the Franciscan recorder to that entry in the register. Every table has an ID field.


Input: [Field Name] Death ID [Table] Baptisms [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of ego’s burial. Death ID is equivalent to the ID field in the death table, also known as ID(DeathsVW)


Input: [Field Name] Fathers Baptism ID [Table] Baptisms [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of ego’s father’s baptism mission and baptism number. Note that the majority of fathers’ baptism numbers will contain the letter “X” at the end of the number to signify that the number was derived.


Input: [Field Name] Mothers Baptism ID [Table] Baptisms [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of ego’s mother’s baptism mission and baptism number. Note that the majority of mothers’ baptism numbers will contain the letter “X” at the end of the number to signify that the number was derived.


Input: [Field Name] Brides Linked ID [Table] Marriages [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of the bride’s baptism mission and baptism number. Brides Linked ID is equivalent to her ID field in the baptisms, also known as ID(BaptismsVW)


Input: [Field Name] Brides Fathers Baptism ID [Table] Marriages [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of the bride’s father’s baptism mission and baptism number, also in the same format.


Input: [Field Name] Brides Mothers Baptism ID [Table] Marriages [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of the bride’s mother’s baptism mission and baptism number.


Input: [Field Name] Brides Previous Husband Baptism ID [Table] Marriages [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of the bride’s previous husband’s baptism mission and baptism number.


Input: [Field Name] Grooms Linked ID [Table] Marriages [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of the groom’s baptism mission and baptism number. Grooms Linked ID is equivalent to his ID field in the baptisms, also known as ID(BaptismsVW)


Input: [Field Name] Grooms Fathers Baptism ID [Table] Marriages [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of the groom’s father’s baptism mission and baptism number, also in the same format.


Input: [Field Name] Grooms Mothers Baptism ID [Table] Marriages [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of the groom’s mother’s baptism mission and baptism number.


Input: [Field Name] Grooms Previous Wife Baptism ID [Table] Marriages [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of the groom’s previous wife’s baptism mission and baptism number.


Input: [Field Name] Egos Linked ID [Table] Deaths [Description]

Output: The combined mission identifier code and record number of ego’s baptism mission and baptism number. Ego’s Linked ID is equivalent to the ID field in the baptisms, also known as ID(BaptismsVW)


Input: [Name] UsersGuide [Description]

Output: User's Guide

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Blocks [Description]

Output: Imperative models (inputs and outputs only)

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Conditions [Description]

Output: Models to specify and measure operating conditions

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Assemblies [Description]

Output: Combinations of regions (e.g., cells)

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Regions [Description]

Output: 3D arrays of discrete, interconnected subregions

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Subregions [Description]

Output: Control volumes with multi-species transfer and storage

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Phases [Description]

Output: Mixtures of species

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Species [Description]

Output: Dynamic models of chemical species

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Chemistry [Description]

Output: Chemical reactions and related models

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Characteristics [Description]

Output: Data and functions to correlate physical properties

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Connectors [Description]

Output: Declarative and imperative interfaces

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Units [Description]

Output: Constants and units of physical measure

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Quantities [Description]

Output: Types to represent physical values

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Utilities [Description]

Output: General supporting functions

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Name] Icons [Description]

Output: Icons to annotate and represent classes

FCSys - Modelica library of fuel cell models


Input: [Combo] ? [Description]

Output: Show this keyboard shortcut help dialog


Input: [Combo] ctrl + m h [Description]

Output: Go to homepage or dashboard (if logged in)


Input: [Combo] ctrl + m u [Description]

Output: View a list of users


Input: [Combo] ctrl + m r [Description]

Output: View a list of recipes


Input: [Combo] ctrl + m n [Description]

Output: Create a new recipe


Input: [Combo] ctrl + m p [Description]

Output: View your public profile (if logged in)


Input: [Combo] esc [Description]

Output: Close dialog (if a dialog is open)


Input: [Name] auth-userid [Required / Optional] Required [Description] Authentication Parameter [Data Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Name] api-key [Required / Optional] Required [Description] Authentication Parameter [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] reseller-id [Required / Optional] Required [Description] Reseller Id of the Sub-Reseller in whose Debit Account these funds are to be added [Data Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Name] amount [Required / Optional] Required [Description] Amount to be added [Data Type]

Output: Float


Input: [Name] description [Required / Optional] Required [Description] Description for the Transaction [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] transaction-type [Required / Optional] Required [Description] Type of Transactions. Possible values can be credit or debit. [Data Type]

Output: Array of Strings


Input: [Name] transaction-key [Required / Optional] Required [Description] A unique Transaction key [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] update-total-receipt [Required / Optional] Required [Description] Possible values are true or false. Pass true if this amount needs to be added to the Total Receipts figure of the Sub-Reseller. [Data Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Use] To join a Chatroom [Example] Join room-name [Keyword]

Output: JOIN

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Input: [Use] To change your Nickname [Example] Nick your-new-name [Keyword]

Output: NICK

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Input: [Use] List members in room [Example] Who [Keyword]

Output: WHO

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Input: [Use] Find a specific user [Example] Find chatters-name [Keyword]

Output: FIND

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Input: [Use] Create Chat room [Example] Create room-name [Keyword]

Output: CREATE

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Input: [Use] To get a list chat rooms [Example] List [Keyword]

Output: LIST

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Input: [Use] To get a list of keywords [Example] Help [Keyword]

Output: HELP

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Input: [Use] Exit the service [Example] Exit [Keyword]

Output: EXIT

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Input: [Option] Trade in a secure/risk free environment [Forex Tester] Yes [Demo account]

Output: Yes

Forex Tester - Forex Back testing software tool - Version 2.9


Input: [Option] Make use of an EA or Trading strategy [Forex Tester] Yes [Demo account]

Output: Yes

Forex Tester - Forex Back testing software tool - Version 2.9


Input: [Option] Test in a particular market conditions or specific periods [Forex Tester] Yes [Demo account]

Output: No

Forex Tester - Forex Back testing software tool - Version 2.9


Input: [Option] Pause/Resume/Replay Trades at your convenience [Forex Tester] Yes [Demo account]

Output: No

Forex Tester - Forex Back testing software tool - Version 2.9


Input: [Option] Cancel or Restore past trades [Forex Tester] Yes [Demo account]

Output: No

Forex Tester - Forex Back testing software tool - Version 2.9


Input: [Option] Ability to control the speed/time of testing [Forex Tester] Yes [Demo account]

Output: No

Forex Tester - Forex Back testing software tool - Version 2.9


Input: [Option] Test the same strategy against multiple/variable parameters [Forex Tester] Yes [Demo account]

Output: No

Forex Tester - Forex Back testing software tool - Version 2.9


Input: [File Type] .MUS [Should I copy to hard disk?] Reduces CD access significantly if copied to hard disk as music is read in regularly. Should improve scenes containing lots of sound effects. [Where to copy...] CACHE folder [Description]

Output: Music data


Input: [File Type] .SCN [Should I copy to hard disk?] Scene load times reduced if copied to hard disk - no other benefit. n.b. some critical scenes are already copied to hard disk during installation. [Where to copy...] CACHE folder [Description]

Output: Code and graphics


Input: [File Type] .CDP [Should I copy to hard disk?] Smoothes out brief pauses while loading extra graphics within a scene. [Where to copy...] CACHE folder [Description]

Output: Graphic sequences


Input: [File Type] .BMV [Should I copy to hard disk?] Only copy to hard drive if the movies are playing badly or sound shuts off. Movie pre-load times are also reduced if the movies are copied. [Where to copy...] CACHE folder [Description]

Output: 'B movies'


Input: [File Type] .SMP [Should I copy to hard disk?] Only copy to hard drive if you are experiencing regular sound glitches. [Where to copy...] CD1 or CD2 folder [Description]

Output: Speech


Input: [File Type] .IDX [Should I copy to hard disk?] Loaded once only - can stay on CD. [Where to copy...] CD1 or CD2 folder [Description]

Output: Speech index


Input: [File Type] .TXT [Should I copy to hard disk?] Loaded once only - can stay on CD. [Where to copy...] CD1 or CD2 folder [Description]

Output: Sub-title text


Input: [Arguments] tag (string) - the id of the object [Returns] new object [Purpose] This is the constructor function for a SelectorTable object. It creates a new SelectorTable, assigns it the specified tag name, and creates table and tbody elements for it. [Method]

Output: SelectorTable


Input: [Arguments] parent element [Returns] n/a [Purpose] Adds the table as a child of the specified DOM element (often a DIV). [Method]

Output: appendTo


Input: [Arguments] listener (function) [Returns] n/a [Purpose] This method is used to add an event listener to the selector radio buttons. Since the same listener is applied to all buttons, this must be invoked after all the data rows have been added to the table. [Method]

Output: onClick


Input: [Arguments] array of strings [Returns] n/a [Purpose] This method creates columns in the table (and their associated TH elements) for each string in the array. [Method]

Output: addHeader


Input: [Arguments] array of strings [Returns] n/a [Purpose] This method adds a new row to the table, with column data created from the specified strings. [Method]

Output: addRow


Input: [Arguments] value, array of strings [Returns] n/a [Purpose] Adds a new row of data to the table as above, but uses the first argument as the value of the radio button. [Method]

Output: addRowWithValue


Input: [Arguments] n/a [Returns] integer [Purpose] This method returns the number of rows in the table, not counting the header. [Method]

Output: getRowCount


Input: [Arguments] n/a [Returns] integer [Purpose] This method returns the index of the selected row, as determined by the radio button having been clicked on by the user. If no rows have ever been added to the table, this method return null. For a single data row table, a value of 0 is always returned; the user does not need to actually click the button since the selection is obvious. For a table with two or more data rows, then the row index is returned if one of the buttons has been selected. If no button has been selected on a multi-row table, null is returned. [Method]

Output: getSelected


Input: [Arguments] n/a [Returns] value [Purpose] This method returns the value of the button clicked by the user. It is intended for use with tables constructed by the addRowWithValue method. If no rows have ever been added to the table, this method return null. For a single data row table, the value of the only button is always returned; the user does not need to actually click the button since the selection is obvious. For a table with two or more radio buttons, then the value of the button clicked by the user is returned. If no button has been selected on a multi-row table, null is returned. [Method]

Output: getSelectedValue


Input: [Arguments] column index [Returns] column value [Purpose] This method returns the contents of the specified column for the row currently selected by the user. The usual rules about tables with no selected rows apply. [Method]

Output: getSelectedColumn


Input: [Arguments] n/a [Returns] n/a [Purpose] Collapses the table display so only the selected row is visible. [Method]

Output: hideUnselected


Input: [Arguments] n/a [Returns] n/a [Purpose] Makes it possible to sort the table by clicking on a column header. [Method]

Output: makeSortable


Input: [Arguments] value, array of strings [Returns] n/a [Purpose] This method allows replacing a table row's content, possibly by editing or the effects of some other action. The first argument is used to find the row in the table, so this can not be changed. The remaining arguments replace the current values. [Method]

Output: updateRowWithValue


Input: [Arguments] row number [Returns] value [Purpose] This method returns the value of the specified row. [Method]

Output: getRowValue


Input: [Arguments] color1, color2 [Returns] none [Purpose] This allows the designer to specify the background colors of each row. Color1 is used for the table generally; color2 is used for the selected row. This makes the selected row stand out more - and makes it obvious when no row is selected.. [Method]

Output: setColors


Input: [Arguments] sz (number) [Returns] n/a [Purpose] This method specifies the number of lines (not counting the header) that represent a page on this table for display purposes. [Method]

Output: setPageSize


Input: [Arguments] n/a [Returns] n/a [Purpose] Undoes the effect of hideUnselected method by making all rows visible. [Method]

Output: showUnselected


Input: [Arguments] listener (function) [Returns] n/a [Purpose] This method enables the paging mechanism, causing navigation controls to be shown below the table when it gets large enough. The specified event listener will be called when the user clicks on one of the buttons. [Method]

Output: enablePaging


Input: [Arguments] none [Returns] n/a [Purpose] If not already showing the first page, display the previous page of the table. Called from the event listener. [Method]

Output: prevPage


Input: [Arguments] none [Returns] n/a [Purpose] If not already showing the last page, display the next page of the table. Called from the event listener. [Method]

Output: nextPage


Input: [Arguments] page number [Returns] n/a [Purpose] Show the specified page. [Method]

Output: showPage


Input: [Field] Source port [Lenght in Bits] 16 [Purpose]

Output: The number of the calling port


Input: [Field] Destination port [Lenght in Bits] 16 [Purpose]

Output: The number of the calling port


Input: [Field] Sequence number [Lenght in Bits] 32 [Purpose]

Output: Used to ensure correct sequencing of data


Input: [Field] Acknowledgment # [Lenght in Bits] 32 [Purpose]

Output: Sequence number of the next expected TCP octet


Input: [Field] HLEN [Lenght in Bits] 4 [Purpose]

Output: Header lenght


Input: [Field] Reserved [Lenght in Bits] 6 [Purpose]

Output: Set to zero


Input: [Field] Code bits [Lenght in Bits] 6 [Purpose]

Output: Functions that set up and terminate the session


Input: [Field] Window [Lenght in Bits] 16 [Purpose]

Output: Size of window sender can accept


Input: [Field] Checksum [Lenght in Bits] 16 [Purpose]

Output: Sum of header and data fields (error correction feature)


Input: [Field] Urgent Pointer [Lenght in Bits] 16 [Purpose]

Output: End of the urgent data


Input: [Field] Option [Lenght in Bits] 0 or 32 [Purpose]

Output: Maximum TCP segment size


Input: [Field] Data [Lenght in Bits] - [Purpose]

Output: Data from upper layers


Input: [Property] url [Description]

Output: This is a URL of the server-side script which provides a JSON or XML representation of the results to display in the grid using AJAX.


Input: [Property] dataType [Description]

Output: You can choose to have your server-side script return either JSON or XML data.


Input: [Property] colModel [Description]

Output: This is an array containing a list of columns to use. You can set the display name, the width, whether the column can be sorted, and text alignment.


Input: [Property] buttons [Description]

Output: It is possible using this array to add buttons along the top of the Flexigrid specifying a callback function, e.g. you may want to create buttons to add, edit, and delete records. The bClass property is the CSS class used to set the background image for the button, etc.


Input: [Property] searchItems [Description]

Output: Using this you can specify which columns to use for searching the results using the ‘quick search’ area. You simply specify a display name for the search option, the column name, and whether the column is the default search option.


Input: [Property] sortname [Description]

Output: This property is used to specify the initial column to sort on.


Input: [Property] sortorder [Description]

Output: Specifying either ‘asc’ or ‘desc’ for this property will set the initial sort order.


Input: [Property] usepager [Description]

Output: The page navigation buttons can be turned on or off using this property.


Input: [Property] title [Description]

Output: This is the title which will appear at the top of the Flexigrid.


Input: [Property] useRp [Description]

Output: Whether to allow the user to specify the number of results per page.


Input: [Property] rp [Description]

Output: The initial number of results per page.


Input: [Property] showTableToggleBtn [Description]

Output: This will enable/disable minimisation of the Flexigrid with an icon in the top right corner.


Input: [Property] width [Description]

Output: The width of the Flexigrid.


Input: [Property] height [Description]

Output: The height of the Flexigrid.


Input: [Property] singleSelect [Description]

Output: This undocumented property is used to indicate that only one row can be selected at a time. This is useful if you would like to create buttons such as edit or delete which apply only to a single row.


Input: [[provider]] type=peer [−] −

Output: Definition of the connection type. Type peer is for outgoing connections. Used in cases when the remote host is not expected to place calls (for routing) to this host − only vice versa.

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