Input: [Name] parent [Type (values)] hard string [DEscription]

Output: The name of the upper-level and active section to create an one-to-many relationship. The asterisk * means "no relationship". By default, the sections are connected to the parent section.


Input: [Name] datasource [Type (values)] expression [DEscription]

Output: Specifies the data source for the current section. If we use this attribute, parent is ignored.


Input: [Name] order [Type (values)] asc, desc [DEscription]

Output: Specifies the element display order. The desc displays the elements in the descending order. Not all of the sections support it. In this case this attribute is ignored.


Input: [Name] display [Type (values)] expression [DEscription]

Output: An optional expression that forces to display the alternative section content message, if evaluated to true.


Input: [Name] separator [Type (values)] expression [DEscription]

Output: The separator that will be put between every two list elements. More about separators.


Input: [Description] Types representing definitions [Name]

Output: Symbol


Input: [Description] Types representing types [Name]

Output: Type


Input: [Description] Types representing abstract syntax trees [Name]

Output: Tree


Input: [Description] Types representing term- and type-names [Name]

Output: Name


Input: [Description] Types representing annotations [Name]

Output: AnnotationInfo


Input: [Description] Types representing positions of tree nodes in source files [Name]

Output: Position


Input: [Description] Type representing sets of flags that apply to symbols and definition trees [Name]

Output: FlagSet


Input: [Description] Type representing compile-time constants [Name]

Output: Constant


Input: [Name of Field] Title [Description of Feed] The name for the feed. [Required / Optional]

Output: required


Input: [Name of Field] Description [Description of Feed] A phrase or sentence that describes the feed. [Required / Optional]

Output: Required


Input: [Name of Field] Link [Description of Feed] The URL for the webpage containing information that directly relates to the feed. [Required / Optional]

Output: Required


Input: [Name of Field] PubDate [Description of Feed] The date and time when the feed's content is to be published. Some feed readers may choose not to display a feed until its Pub Date has arrived. [Required / Optional]

Output: optional (FeedForAll will create this for users)


Input: [Name of Field] Skip Hours [Description of Feed] Hours of the day (0 = midnight) that feed readers do not need to check for changes in the feed. Feed readers can use this to save time when checking for updates. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] Skip Days [Description of Feed] Days of the week that feed readers do not need to check for changes in the feed. Feed readers can use this to save time when checking for updates. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] Language [Description of Feed] The language the feed is written in. [Required / Optional]

Output: optional


Input: [Name of Field] Category [Description of Feed] Some RSS directories allow users to search for feeds that they are interested in, by category. You can create your own categories, but typically you will want to use a more standard predefined category. DMOZ is probably the most popular category system. Example DMOZ category: Computers/Internet/On_the_Web/Weblogs/Tools If a predefined category is used (i.e. from DMOZ), you should set the category domain field to point to the category system's website. Example DMOZ domain: http://www.dmoz.org Both the Category and Domain fields are optional. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] Cloud [Description of Feed] The Cloud settings enable a feed reader to register with a cloud server, to receive notification when a feed has changed. This removes the need for the reader to periodically access the feed to check for updates. Several pieces of information need to be entered to setup you feed for a cloud server. Domain The domain name or IP address of the cloud server. Port The TCP/IP port number that the cloud server is running on. Path The location of the cloud server's responder. Reg Proc Registration Procedure - the name of the procedure to call to request notification. Protocol The protocol to use to communicate with the cloud server (xml-rpc, soap, or http-post). [Required / Optional]

Output: All the cloud fields are optional.


Input: [Name of Field] Text Input [Description of Feed] The Text Input settings allows a data entry box to be displayed within your feed. It can be used to collect information from the reader, or act on data they enter. Not all feed readers support this option. Several pieces of information need to be entered to setup a Text Input box in your feed. Title A title for the Text Input box. Description A short description of what the user should enter into the Text Input box. Name The variable name assigned to the input box. Link The URL to a CGI program that is to receive the data from the Text Input box. [Required / Optional]

Output: Including a Text Input with your feed is optional. However, if you enter information is any Text Input field, then you must enter proper information into all the Text Input fields.


Input: [Name of Field] Webmaster [Description of Feed] The e-mail address for the person responsible for technical issues relating to the feed. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] Editor [Description of Feed] Managing Editor The e-mail address for the person responsible for the feed's content. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] Copyright [Description of Feed] Copyright notice for the contents of the feed. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] Rating [Description of Feed] A Platform for Internet Content Selection (PICS) rating tag. More information on the format of the rating tag can be found here: http://www.w3.org/PICS/ [Required / Optional]

Output: optional


Input: [Name of Field] Docs [Description of Feed] The URL for a webpage that describes the specification for this version of the RSS format. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] TTL [Description of Feed] Time To Live The number of minutes that the feed is allowed to be cached by a server (other than the actual server the feed is posted on), before the feed needs to be refreshed. This value is used by services that cache RSS feeds. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] Title [Description of Feed] The headline for the item's content. [Required / Optional]

Output: every feed must have atleast a title or description (or both)


Input: [Name of Field] Link [Description of Feed] The URL for the webpage, or for the section of a webpage, that contains the item's full content. Feed readers will typically display the webpage described by this URL, when a user clicks on the item. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] Pub Date [Description of Feed] The date and time when the item is to be made available. Some feed readers may choose not to display an item until its Pub Date date has arrived. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional (FeedForAll will create this for users)


Input: [Name of Field] Category [Description of Feed] Some RSS directories allow users to search for feed items that they are interested in, by category. You can create your own categories, but typically you will want to use a more standard predefined category. DMOZ is probably the most popular category system. Example DMOZ category: Computers/Internet/On_the_Web/Weblogs/Tools If a predefined category is used (i.e. from DMOZ), you should set the category domain field to point to the category system's website. Example DMOZ domain: http://www.dmoz.org Both the Category and Domain fields are optional. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] GUID [Description of Feed] Globally Unique Identifier A string that uniquely identifies the item. When present, a feed reader may choose to use this string to determine if an item is new. When the 'Is Perma Link' box is checked, feed readers will assume that the GUID is a unique URL for the item, and can be opened to display the full contents for the item. [Required / Optional]

Output: both GUID fields are optional


Input: [Name of Field] Source [Description of Feed] If the item was obtained from another feed, then the source feed's information can be entered here. Source The title of the feed that the item came from. URL Optional The URL to the RSS feed that the item came from. [Required / Optional]

Output: Including a Source with your feed is optional. However, if you enter information into the source field, then you must also include information in the URL field.


Input: [Name of Field] Enclosure [Description of Feed] Information about a file that is to be included with the item. URL The URL for the file. Length The length of the file (in bytes). Type The MIME type of the file. [Required / Optional]

Output: Including an Enclosure with your feed is optional. However, if you enter information is any Enclosure field, then you must enter proper information into all the Enclosure fields.


Input: [Name of Field] Author [Description of Feed] The email address of the author of the item. Typically, this field is only used if the author is different than the feed's Editor (Managing Editor). [Required / Optional]

Output: optional


Input: [Name of Field] Comments [Description of Feed] The URL for a webpage containing (or accepting) comments relating to this item. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Section of Feed] Images [Description of Feed] Each feed can have an image associated with it. Feed readers typically display this image with the feed's title. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] Title [Description of Feed] Typically the same text as the feed's Title. [Required / Optional]

Output: If an image is to be included with the feed, then this field is required.


Input: [Name of Field] Description [Description of Feed] The description is used for the HTML 'title' attribute of the image. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] Link [Description of Feed] The URL for the webpage that directly relates to the feed. This is typically the same URL as the feed's Link field. [Required / Optional]

Output: If an image is to be included with the feed, then this field is required.


Input: [Name of Field] URL [Description of Feed] The URL for the image file. Images can be in the following formats: .gif, .jpg, .png [Required / Optional]

Output: If an image is to be included with the feed, then this field is required.


Input: [Name of Field] Width [Description of Feed] The width of the image (in pixels). The default width for a RSS image is 88. The maximum allowed width is 144. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Name of Field] Height [Description of Feed] The height of the image (in pixels). The default height for a RSS image is 31. The maximum allowed height is 400. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Class] AvroJob [Description]

Output: Utility methods for configuring jobs that work with Avro.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroKeyInputFormat [Description]

Output: A MapReduce InputFormat that can handle Avro container files.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroKeyOutputFormat [Description]

Output: FileOutputFormat for writing Avro container files.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroKeyOutputFormat.RecordWriterFactory [Description]

Output: A factory for creating record writers.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroKeyRecordReader [Description]

Output: Reads records from an input split representing a chunk of an Avro container file.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroKeyRecordWriter [Description]

Output: Writes Avro records to an Avro container file output stream.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroKeyValueInputFormat [Description]

Output: A MapReduce InputFormat that reads from Avro container files of key/value generic records.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroKeyValueOutputFormat [Description]

Output: FileOutputFormat for writing Avro container files of key/value pairs.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroKeyValueRecordReader [Description]

Output: Reads Avro generic records from an Avro container file, where the records contain two fields: 'key' and 'value'.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroKeyValueRecordWriter [Description]

Output: Writes key/value pairs to an Avro container file.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroMultipleOutputs [Description]

Output: The AvroMultipleOutputs class simplifies writing Avro output data to multiple outputs

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroOutputFormatBase [Description]

Output: Abstract base class for output formats that write Avro container files.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroRecordReaderBase [Description]

Output: Abstract base class for RecordReaders that read Avro container files.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroSequenceFileInputFormat [Description]

Output: An input format for reading from AvroSequenceFiles (sequence files that support Avro data).

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] AvroSequenceFileOutputFormat [Description]

Output: A sequence file output format that knows how to write AvroKeys and AvroValues in addition to Writables.

org.apache.avro.mapreduce (Apache Avro Java 1.7.7 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_Attribute attribute(PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint $constraint, $attributeName) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that applies another constraint to an attribute of a class or an object.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_IsAnything anything() [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that accepts any input value.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_ArrayHasKey arrayHasKey(mixed $key) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the array it is evaluated for has a given key.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_TraversableContains contains(mixed $value) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the array or object that implements the Iterator interface it is evaluated for contains a given value.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_TraversableContainsOnly containsOnly(string $type) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the array or object that implements the Iterator interface it is evaluated for contains only values of a given type.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_TraversableContainsOnly containsOnlyInstancesOf(string $classname) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the array or object that implements the Iterator interface it is evaluated for contains only instances of a given classname.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_IsEqual equalTo($value, $delta = 0, $maxDepth = 10) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that checks if one value is equal to another.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_Attribute attributeEqualTo($attributeName, $value, $delta = 0, $maxDepth = 10) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that checks if a value is equal to an attribute of a class or of an object.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_FileExists fileExists() [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that checks if the file(name) that it is evaluated for exists.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_GreaterThan greaterThan(mixed $value) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the value it is evaluated for is greater than a given value.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_Or greaterThanOrEqual(mixed $value) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the value it is evaluated for is greater than or equal to a given value.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_ClassHasAttribute classHasAttribute(string $attributeName) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the class it is evaluated for has a given attribute.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_ClassHasStaticAttribute classHasStaticAttribute(string $attributeName) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the class it is evaluated for has a given static attribute.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_ObjectHasAttribute hasAttribute(string $attributeName) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the object it is evaluated for has a given attribute.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_IsIdentical identicalTo(mixed $value) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that one value is identical to another.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_IsFalse isFalse() [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the value it is evaluated is FALSE.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_IsInstanceOf isInstanceOf(string $className) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the object it is evaluated for is an instance of a given class.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_IsNull isNull() [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the value it is evaluated is NULL.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_IsTrue isTrue() [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the value it is evaluated is TRUE.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_IsType isType(string $type) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the value it is evaluated for is of a specified type.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_LessThan lessThan(mixed $value) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the value it is evaluated for is smaller than a given value.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_Or lessThanOrEqual(mixed $value) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the value it is evaluated for is smaller than or equal to a given value.


Input: [Constraint] logicalAnd() [Meaning]

Output: Logical AND.


Input: [Constraint] logicalNot(PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint $constraint) [Meaning]

Output: Logical NOT.


Input: [Constraint] logicalOr() [Meaning]

Output: Logical OR.


Input: [Constraint] logicalXor() [Meaning]

Output: Logical XOR.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_PCREMatch matchesRegularExpression(string $pattern) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the string it is evaluated for matches a regular expression.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_StringContains stringContains(string $string, bool $case) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the string it is evaluated for contains a given string.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_StringEndsWith stringEndsWith(string $suffix) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the string it is evaluated for ends with a given suffix.


Input: [Constraint] PHPUnit_Framework_Constraint_StringStartsWith stringStartsWith(string $prefix) [Meaning]

Output: Constraint that asserts that the string it is evaluated for starts with a given prefix.


Input: [Symbol] ☠ [Unicode] U+2620 [Name]

Output: Toxic sign


Input: [Symbol] ☡ [Unicode] U+2621 [Name]

Output: Caution sign


Input: [Symbol] ☢ [Unicode] U+2622 [Name]

Output: Radiation sign


Input: [Name]

Output: Ionizing radiation sign


Input: [Image] radiowave [Name]

Output: Non-ionizing radiation sign


Input: [Symbol] ☣ [Unicode] U+2623 [Image] Biohazard [Name]

Output: Biohazard sign


Input: [Symbol] ⚠ [Unicode] U+26A0 [Image] Warning [Name]

Output: Warning sign


Input: [Symbol] ⚡ [Unicode] U+26A1 [Image] High voltage [Name]

Output: High voltage sign


Input: [Action] Navigate forward a location [Default shortcut] Alt-Right (C) [Description]

Output: Switches to the next location in the navigation history. See the section called Code Navigation History.


Input: [Action] Navigate back a location [Default shortcut] Alt-Left (C) [Description]

Output: Switches to the previous location in the navigation history. See the section called Code navigation history.


Input: [Action] Go to line [Default shortcut] Ctrl-L [Description]

Output: Focuses the Go to Line entry (if visible) or shows the Go to line dialog.


Input: [Action] Goto matching brace [Default shortcut] Ctrl-B [Description]

Output: If the cursor is ahead or behind a brace, then it is moved to the brace which belongs to the current one. If this keyboard shortcut is pressed again, the cursor is moved back to the first brace.


Input: [Action] Toggle marker [Default shortcut] Ctrl-M [Description]

Output: Set a marker on the current line, or clear the marker if there already is one.


Input: [Action] Goto next marker [Default shortcut] Ctrl-. [Description]

Output: Goto the next marker in the current document.


Input: [Action] Goto previous marker [Default shortcut] Ctrl-, [Description]

Output: Goto the previous marker in the current document.


Input: [Action] Go to tag definition [Default shortcut] Ctrl-T [Description]

Output: Jump to the definition of the current word or selection. See Go to tag definition.


Input: [Action] Go to tag declaration [Default shortcut] Ctrl-Shift-T [Description]

Output: Jump to the declaration of the current word or selection. See Go to tag declaration.


Input: [Action] Go to Start of Line [Default shortcut] Home [Description]

Output: Move the caret to the start of the line. Behaves differently if smart_home_key is set.


Input: [Action] Go to End of Line [Default shortcut] End [Description]

Output: Move the caret to the end of the line.


Input: [Action] Go to Start of Display Line [Default shortcut] Alt-Home [Description]

Output: Move the caret to the start of the display line. This is useful when you use line wrapping and want to jump to the start of the wrapped, virtual line, not the real start of the whole line. If the line is not wrapped, it behaves like Go to Start of Line.


Input: [Action] Go to End of Display Line [Default shortcut] Alt-End [Description]

Output: Move the caret to the end of the display line. If the line is not wrapped, it behaves like Go to End of Line.


Input: [Action] Go to Previous Word Part [Default shortcut] Ctrl-/ [Description]

Output: Goto the previous part of the current word.


Input: [Action] Go to Next Word Part [Default shortcut] Ctrl-\ [Description]

Output: Goto the next part of the current word.


Input: [Service Definition] SOAP Header [Backward Compatible] Add an optional SOAP header [Backward Incompatible]

Output: Change or remove an optional SOAP header. Add, change, or remove a required SOAP header.


Input: [Service Definition] SOAP Attachment [Backward Compatible] Add an optional SOAP Attachment. [Backward Incompatible]

Output: Change or remove an optional SOAP Attachment. Add, change, or remove a required SOAP Attachment.


Input: [Service Definition] Service [Backward Compatible] Add a new service [Backward Incompatible]

Output: Remove an existing service.


Input: [Service Definition] Operation [Backward Compatible] Add a new operation to the existing service [Backward Incompatible]

Output: Change or remove an existing operation.


Input: [Service Definition] Parameter [Backward Incompatible]

Output: Add a new parameter; change or remove an existing parameter.


Input: [Service Definition] Response [Backward Incompatible]

Output: Change an existing response.


Input: [Service Definition] Element [Backward Incompatible]

Output: Add a new element, change or remove existing element. Change an element’s restrictions required or optional etc.


Input: [Property Name] horizontal size [Description] Specifies the component's horizontal size in pixel or Default. If set to Default, the component's preferred width is used. [Default]

Output: Default

GroupLayout (Free Design) | JFormDesigner - Java/Swing GUI Designer


Input: [Property Name] vertical size [Description] Specifies the component's vertical size in pixel or Default. If set to Default, the component's preferred height is used. [Default]

Output: Default

GroupLayout (Free Design) | JFormDesigner - Java/Swing GUI Designer


Input: [Property Name] horizontal resizable [Description] Specifies whether the component is horizontal resizable. [Default]

Output: false

GroupLayout (Free Design) | JFormDesigner - Java/Swing GUI Designer


Input: [Property Name] vertical resizable [Description] Specifies whether the component is vertical resizable. [Default]

Output: false

GroupLayout (Free Design) | JFormDesigner - Java/Swing GUI Designer


Input: [Property Name] top gap resizable [Description] Specifies whether the top gap is vertical resizable. [Default]

Output: false

GroupLayout (Free Design) | JFormDesigner - Java/Swing GUI Designer


Input: [Property Name] left gap resizable [Description] Specifies whether the left gap is horizontal resizable. [Default]

Output: false

GroupLayout (Free Design) | JFormDesigner - Java/Swing GUI Designer


Input: [Property Name] bottom gap resizable [Description] Specifies whether the bottom gap is vertical resizable. [Default]

Output: false

GroupLayout (Free Design) | JFormDesigner - Java/Swing GUI Designer


Input: [Property Name] right gap resizable [Description] Specifies whether the right gap is horizontal resizable. [Default]

Output: false

GroupLayout (Free Design) | JFormDesigner - Java/Swing GUI Designer


Input: [Event identifier] Capacity [Recipient] Administrator [Description]

Output: The total available capacity is less than 10%


Input: [Event identifier] Download [Recipient] Administrator [Description]

Output: A download job has completed or a download job error has occurred


Input: [Event identifier] Backup [Recipient] Administrator [Description]

Output: A backup job has: started, ended, been cancelled, or failed


Input: [Event identifier] Test email [Recipient] Administrator [Description]

Output: Email sent as a test on the Support page


Input: [Event identifier] RAID [Recipient] Administrator [Description]

Output: Creation of a RAID volume; unprotected volume or broken RAID


Input: [Event identifier] Fan [Recipient] Administrator [Description]

Output: The fan has stopped (5big NAS Pro only)


Input: [Event identifier] Temperature [Recipient] Administrator [Description]

Output: The product has remained at maximum temperature for at least one minute


Input: [Event identifier] Password recovery [Recipient] Administrator or user, depending on who made the request [Description]

Output: A user has recovered his/her password


Input: [State:] CONDVAR [Meaning:]

Output: Blocked on a condition variable


Input: [State:] DEAD [Meaning:]

Output: Terminated, waiting for a join by another thread


Input: [State:] INTERRUPT [Meaning:]

Output: Blocked, waiting for interrupt


Input: [State:] JOIN [Meaning:]

Output: Blocked, waiting to join another thread


Input: [State:] MUTEX [Meaning:]

Output: Blocked on a mutual exclusion lock


Input: [State:] NANOSLEEP [Meaning:]

Output: Sleeping for a short time


Input: [State:] READY [Meaning:]

Output: Waiting while processor executes another thread


Input: [State:] RECEIVE [Meaning:]

Output: Blocked on a message receive


Input: [State:] REPLY [Meaning:]

Output: Blocked on a message reply


Input: [State:] RUNNING [Meaning:]

Output: Being executed


Input: [State:] SEM [Meaning:]

Output: Waiting for a semaphore to be posted


Input: [State:] SEND [Meaning:]

Output: Blocked on a message send


Input: [State:] SIGSUSPEND [Meaning:]

Output: Blocked waiting for a signal


Input: [State:] SIGWAITINFO [Meaning:]

Output: Blocked waiting for a signal


Input: [State:] STACK [Meaning:]

Output: Waiting for virtual address space allocation


Input: [State:] STOPPED [Meaning:]

Output: Blocked, waiting for a SIGCONT signal


Input: [State:] WAITCTX [Meaning:]

Output: Waiting for a non integer (e.g. floating point) context


Input: [State:] WAITPAGE [Meaning:]

Output: Waiting for physical memory allocation


Input: [State:] WAITTHREAD [Meaning:]

Output: Waiting for child thread creation


Input: [Name] thkPlasterAtSillLeft [Description] Thickness of turned plaster skins at left sill side [Type]

Output: Length


Input: [Name] thkPlasterAtSillRight [Description] Thickness of turned plaster skins at right sill side [Type]

Output: Length


Input: [Name] thkPlasterAtBoardLeft [Description] Thickness of turned plaster skins at left board side [Type]

Output: Length


Input: [Name] thkPlasterAtBoardRight [Description] Thickness of turned plaster skins at right board side [Type]

Output: Length


Input: [Name] possibleSkinTurnIn [Description] Number of plaster skins at the reference side [Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Name] possibleSkinTurnOut [Description] Number of plaster skins at the opposite side [Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Name] maxSkinTurnIn [Description] Number of possible turned plaster skins at the reference side [Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Name] maxSkinTurnOut [Description] Number of possible turned plaster skins at the opposite side [Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Name] nSkinTurnIn [Description] Number of actually turned skins at the reference side [Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Name] nSkinTurnOut [Description] Number of actually turned skins at the opposite side [Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Role] Defines the build context classes (build, clean, install, uninstall), which holds the data for one build (paths, configuration data) [Module]

Output: Build

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Contains the configuration context class, which is used for launching configuration tests and writing the configuration settings for the build [Module]

Output: Configure

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Contains a dictionary class which supports a lightweight copy scheme and provides persistence services [Module]

Output: ConfigSet

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Contains the base class for all waf commands (context parameters of the Waf commands) [Module]

Output: Context

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Exceptions used in the Waf code [Module]

Output: Errors

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Loggging system wrapping the calls to the python logging module [Module]

Output: Logs

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Contains the file system representation class [Module]

Output: Node

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Provides a custom command-line option processing system based on optparse [Module]

Output: Options

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Contains the task execution system (thread-based producer-consumer) [Module]

Output: Runner

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Constitutes the entry point of the Waf application, executes the user commands such as build, configuration and installation [Module]

Output: Scripting

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Provides the task generator system, and its extension system based on method addition [Module]

Output: TaskGen

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Contains the task class definitions, and factory functions for creating new task classes [Module]

Output: Task

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Role] Contains support functions and classes used by other Waf modules [Module]

Output: Utils

Table 4. List of core modules


Input: [Direction for Data Stage] IN [Description of host request] The current device configuration number. Device responds during the data stage with a one byte info which configuration was last selected. [Request]

Output: GET_CONFIGURATION


Input: [Direction for Data Stage] IN [Description of host request] The current status of the device, an interface, or an endpoint. The device responds during the data stage with a two bytes, that contains a requested status. [Request]

Output: GET_STATUS


Input: [Direction for Data Stage] IN [Description of host request] A descriptor. The device responds during the data stage with the requested descriptor data. If the request is for a configuration descriptor, all interface and endpoint descriptors associated with that configuration are returned (up to the amount of data requested by the host). [Request]

Output: GET_DESCRIPTOR


Input: [Direction for Data Stage] IN [Description of host request] The currently selected alternate for a given interface. The device responds with the alternate number of the currently selected alternate interface. [Request]

Output: GET_INTERFACE


Input: [Direction for Data Stage] no data stage [Description of host request] Set the address contained in the request. The device updates its address to reflect the new address after the status stage of this request. [Request]

Output: SET_ADDRESS


Input: [Direction for Data Stage] no data stage [Description of host request] Set a device configuration. [Request]

Output: SET_CONFIGURATION


Input: [Direction for Data Stage] no data stage [Description of host request] An alternate interface for the selected interface number. [Request]

Output: SET_INTERFACE


Input: [Direction for Data Stage] OUT [Description of host request] This request is optional and is not supported by the TNKernel USB bulk firmware. [Request]

Output: SET_DESCRIPTOR


Input: [Direction for Data Stage] no data stage [Description of host request] Request to enable a device feature (remote wakeup) or an endpoint feature (endpoint halt). [Request]

Output: SET_FEATURE


Input: [Direction for Data Stage] no data stage [Description of host request] Request to disable a device feature (remote wakeup) or an endpoint feature (endpoint halt). [Request]

Output: CLEAR_FEATURE


Input: [Direction for Data Stage] IN [Description of host request] This request is optional and it is not supported by the TNKernel USB bulk firmware. [Request]

Output: SYNCH_FRAME


Input: [Code] 200 [Description] Great success! [Title]

Output: OK

Behance Developer Documentation :: Endpoints


Input: [Code] 403 [Description] Returned when your API key is invalid. [Title]

Output: Forbidden

Behance Developer Documentation :: Endpoints


Input: [Code] 404 [Description] Returned when you make a request to an endpoint that does not exist, or if you are requesting a specific thing that does not exist (such as a user). [Title]

Output: Not Found

Behance Developer Documentation :: Endpoints


Input: [Code] 429 [Description] Returned when you have exceeded your rate limit. [Title]

Output: Too Many Requests

Behance Developer Documentation :: Endpoints


Input: [Code] 500 [Description] Something went wrong! Please file a ticket so we can investigate the problem. [Title]

Output: Internal Server Error

Behance Developer Documentation :: Endpoints


Input: [Code] 503 [Description] Behance is up, but overloaded with requests. Try again later. [Title]

Output: Service Unavailable

Behance Developer Documentation :: Endpoints


Input: [Column Name] Key [Description]

Output: The name of the cookie

IECookiesView: Cookies viewer for Internet Explorer


Input: [Column Name] Value [Description]

Output: The value of the cookie

IECookiesView: Cookies viewer for Internet Explorer


Input: [Column Name] Domain [Description]

Output: The domain name. It usually the same as the Web site in the top sub-window.

IECookiesView: Cookies viewer for Internet Explorer


Input: [Column Name] Secure [Description]

Output: Specifies whether the cookie is secure.

IECookiesView: Cookies viewer for Internet Explorer


Input: [Column Name] Expiration Date [Description]

Output: the expiration date of the cookie.

IECookiesView: Cookies viewer for Internet Explorer


Input: [Column Name] Modified Date [Description]

Output: The last time that the cookie was modified by the Web site.

IECookiesView: Cookies viewer for Internet Explorer


Input: [Column Name] Created In [Description]

Output: Specifies where the cookie was created: Server: The cookie was sent to the client by the Web Server. Client: The cookie was created in the client (Internet Explorer) by using JavaScript or VBScript.

IECookiesView: Cookies viewer for Internet Explorer


Input: [MPEG-21] Adapt [RDD Definition] To ChangeTransiently an existing Resource to Derive a new Resource. With Adapt, two distinct Resources will exist as a result of the process, one of which is the original Resource in unchanged form, and one of which is newly made. Changes can include the addition to and removal of elements of the original Resource, including the Embedding of other Resources. Changes can be made temporarily to the original resource in the course of the Adapt process, but such changes are not saved in the original Resource at the end of the process. [XrML 2.0]

Output: edit


Input: [MPEG-21] Delete [RDD Definition] To Destroy a DigitalResource. Delete applies only to DigitalResources. Delete is not capable of reversal. After a Delete process, an "undelete" action is impossible. [XrML 2.0]

Output: delete


Input: [MPEG-21] Embed [RDD Definition] To put a Resource into another Resource. The Resource into which a Resource is Embedded can be pre-existing or can be created by the act of combining the EmbeddedResource with one or more others. Embed refers only to the embedding of an existing Resource in another: if a "copy" of an existing Resource is to be created and Embedded in another, then both Adapt and Embed would be used. [XrML 2.0]

Output: embed


Input: [MPEG-21] Enhance [RDD Definition] To Derive a new Resource which is larger than its Source. With Enhance, two distinct Resources will exist at the end of the process, one of which is the original Resource in unchanged form, and one of which is newly made, whose content is Adapted from the original Resource, and a Measure of which is larger than that of the original while no Measures of it are smaller. Changes can include the addition of elements to the original Resource, including the Embedding of other Resources. Changes can be made temporarily to the original Resource in the course of the Enhance process, but such changes are not saved in the original Resource at the end of the process. [XrML 2.0]

Output: edit?


Input: [MPEG-21] Execute [RDD Definition] To execute a DigitalResource. Execute refers to the primitive computing process of executing. Execute applies only to a DigitalResource. [XrML 2.0]

Output: execute


Input: [MPEG-21] Install [RDD Definition] To follow the instructions provided by an InstallingResource. An InstallingResource is a Resource that provides instructions which when followed result in one or more Resources that are new, or Enabled, or both new and Enabled. [XrML 2.0]

Output: install


Input: [MPEG-21] Play [RDD Definition] To Derive a Transient and directly Perceivable representation of a Resource. Play covers the making of any forms of Transient representation that can be Perceived directly (that is, without any intermediary process) with at least one of the five human senses. Play includes playing a video or audio clip, displaying an image or text document, or creating Transient representations that can be touched, or Perceived to be touched. When Play is applied to a DigitalResource, content can be rendered in any order or sequence according to the technical constraints of the DigitalResource and renderer. [XrML 2.0]

Output: play


Input: [MPEG-21] Print [RDD Definition] To Derive a Fixed and directly Perceivable representation of a Resource. Print refers to the making of a Fixed physical representation, such as a hard-copy print of an image or text, that can be Perceived directly (that is, without any intermediary process) with one or more of the five human senses. [XrML 2.0]

Output: print


Input: [MPEG-21] Uninstall [RDD Definition] To follow the instructions provided by an UninstallingResource. An UninstallingResource is a Resource that provides instructions which when followed result in one or more Resources that had previously been Installed being Disabled or Destroyed. [XrML 2.0]

Output: uninstall


Input: [Interface] IBurpExtender [Description]

Output: All extensions must implement this interface.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IBurpExtenderCallbacks [Description]

Output: This interface is used by Burp Suite to pass to extensions a set of callback methods that can be used by extensions to perform various actions within Burp.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IContextMenuFactory [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerContextMenuFactory() to register a factory for custom context menu items.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IContextMenuInvocation [Description]

Output: This interface is used when Burp calls into an extension-provided IContextMenuFactory with details of a context menu invocation.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] ICookie [Description]

Output: This interface is used to hold details about an HTTP cookie.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IExtensionHelpers [Description]

Output: This interface contains a number of helper methods, which extensions can use to assist with various common tasks that arise for Burp extensions.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IExtensionStateListener [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerExtensionStateListener() to register an extension state listener.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IHttpListener [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerHttpListener() to register an HTTP listener.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IHttpRequestResponse [Description]

Output: This interface is used to retrieve and update details about HTTP messages.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IHttpRequestResponsePersisted [Description]

Output: This interface is used for an IHttpRequestResponse object whose request and response messages have been saved to temporary files using IBurpExtenderCallbacks.saveBuffersToTempFiles().

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IHttpRequestResponseWithMarkers [Description]

Output: This interface is used for an IHttpRequestResponse object that has had markers applied.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IHttpService [Description]

Output: This interface is used to provide details about an HTTP service, to which HTTP requests can be sent.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IInterceptedProxyMessage [Description]

Output: This interface is used to represent an HTTP message that has been intercepted by Burp Proxy.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IIntruderAttack [Description]

Output: This interface is used to hold details about an Intruder attack.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IIntruderPayloadGenerator [Description]

Output: This interface is used for custom Intruder payload generators.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IIntruderPayloadGeneratorFactory [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerIntruderPayloadGeneratorFactory() to register a factory for custom Intruder payloads.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IIntruderPayloadProcessor [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerIntruderPayloadProcessor() to register a custom Intruder payload processor.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IMenuItemHandler [Description]

Output: Deprecated Use IContextMenuFactory instead.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IMessageEditor [Description]

Output: This interface is used to provide extensions with an instance of Burp's HTTP message editor, for the extension to use in its own UI.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IMessageEditorController [Description]

Output: This interface is used by an IMessageEditor to obtain details about the currently displayed message.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IMessageEditorTab [Description]

Output: Extensions that register an IMessageEditorTabFactory must return instances of this interface, which Burp will use to create custom tabs within its HTTP message editors.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IMessageEditorTabFactory [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerMessageEditorTabFactory() to register a factory for custom message editor tabs.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IParameter [Description]

Output: This interface is used to hold details about an HTTP request parameter.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IProxyListener [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerProxyListener() to register a Proxy listener.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IRequestInfo [Description]

Output: This interface is used to retrieve key details about an HTTP request.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IResponseInfo [Description]

Output: This interface is used to retrieve key details about an HTTP response.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IScanIssue [Description]

Output: This interface is used to retrieve details of Scanner issues.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IScannerCheck [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerScannerCheck() to register a custom Scanner check.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IScannerInsertionPoint [Description]

Output: This interface is used to define an insertion point for use by active Scanner checks.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IScannerInsertionPointProvider [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerScannerInsertionPointProvider() to register a factory for custom Scanner insertion points.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IScannerListener [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerScannerListener() to register a Scanner listener.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IScanQueueItem [Description]

Output: This interface is used to retrieve details of items in the Burp Scanner active scan queue.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] IScopeChangeListener [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerScopeChangeListener() to register a scope change listener.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] ISessionHandlingAction [Description]

Output: Extensions can implement this interface and then call IBurpExtenderCallbacks.registerSessionHandlingAction() to register a custom session handling action.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] ITab [Description]

Output: This interface is used to provide Burp with details of a custom tab that will be added to Burp's UI, using a method such as IBurpExtenderCallbacks.addSuiteTab().

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] ITempFile [Description]

Output: This interface is used to hold details of a temporary file that has been created via a call to IBurpExtenderCallbacks.saveToTempFile().

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] ITextEditor [Description]

Output: This interface is used to provide extensions with an instance of Burp's raw text editor, for the extension to use in its own UI.

Interface Summary


Input: [Default] null [Description] Optionally, require the input record to match one of the MIME types in this list. [Property Name]

Output: supportedMimeTypes

CDK Morphlines Parent - Cloudera Morphlines Reference Guide


Input: [Default] null [Description] The character encoding to use for parsing input, for example, UTF-8. If none is specified the charset specified in the _attachment_charset input field is used instead. [Property Name]

Output: charset

CDK Morphlines Parent - Cloudera Morphlines Reference Guide


Input: [Default] true [Description] A value of false indicates namespace URIs and unprefixed local names for element and attribute names will be available. [Property Name]

Output: noNamespaces

CDK Morphlines Parent - Cloudera Morphlines Reference Guide


Input: [Default] false [Description] A value of true indicates that the parser will treat CDATA elements specially. [Property Name]

Output: noCDATA

CDK Morphlines Parent - Cloudera Morphlines Reference Guide


Input: [Default] false [Description] A value of true indicates that the parser will ignore unknown elements. [Property Name]

Output: noBogons

CDK Morphlines Parent - Cloudera Morphlines Reference Guide


Input: [Default] false [Description] A value of true indicates that the parser will give unknown elements a content model of EMPTY; a value of false, a content model of ANY. [Property Name]

Output: emptyBogons

CDK Morphlines Parent - Cloudera Morphlines Reference Guide


Input: [Default] false [Description] A value of true indicates that the parser will allow unknown elements to be the root element. [Property Name]

Output: noRootBogons

CDK Morphlines Parent - Cloudera Morphlines Reference Guide


Input: [Default] false [Description] A value of true indicates that the parser will return default attribute values for missing attributes that have default values. [Property Name]

Output: noDefaultAttributes

CDK Morphlines Parent - Cloudera Morphlines Reference Guide


Input: [Default] false [Description] A value of true indicates that the parser will translate colons into underscores in names. [Property Name]

Output: noColons

CDK Morphlines Parent - Cloudera Morphlines Reference Guide


Input: [Default] false [Description] A value of true indicates that the parser will attempt to restart the restartable elements. [Property Name]

Output: noRestart

CDK Morphlines Parent - Cloudera Morphlines Reference Guide


Input: [Default] true [Description] A value of false indicates that the parser will transmit whitespace in element-only content via the SAX ignorableWhitespace callback. [Property Name]

Output: suppressIgnorableWhitespace

CDK Morphlines Parent - Cloudera Morphlines Reference Guide


Input: [Attribute] title [Type]

Output: string

Tab Bar Controller - Multi-page tab interfaces - Ionic Framework


Input: [Attribute] icon [Description] The icon to use for the tab. If you want to change the icon while the tab is selected, use icon-on and icon-off instead. [Type]

Output: string

Tab Bar Controller - Multi-page tab interfaces - Ionic Framework


Input: [Attribute] icon-on [Description] The icon to use when the tab is selected. [Type]

Output: string

Tab Bar Controller - Multi-page tab interfaces - Ionic Framework


Input: [Attribute] icon-off [Description] The icon to use while the tab is not selected. [Type]

Output: string

Tab Bar Controller - Multi-page tab interfaces - Ionic Framework


Input: [Attribute] badge [Description] The 'badge' to put on the tab, with its content. [Type]

Output: expression

Tab Bar Controller - Multi-page tab interfaces - Ionic Framework


Input: [Attribute] badge-style [Description] If 'badge' attribute is provided, sets the style of the badge. For example, 'badge-assertive'. [Type]

Output: string

Tab Bar Controller - Multi-page tab interfaces - Ionic Framework


Input: [Attribute] left-buttons [Description] The left buttons to put on the ion-nav-bar while this tab is selected. [Type]

Output: expression

Tab Bar Controller - Multi-page tab interfaces - Ionic Framework


Input: [Attribute] right-buttons [Description] The right buttons to put on the ion-nav-bar while this tab is selected. [Type]

Output: expression

Tab Bar Controller - Multi-page tab interfaces - Ionic Framework


Input: [Attribute] name (required) [Description]

Output: It keeps the name of the field according the the NetPDL specification. In other words, its value is equal to the value of the name attribute of the corresponding field of the NetPDL description.


Input: [Attribute] showname (required) [Description]

Output: It keeps the name of the field in a 'human readable' form according the the NetPDL specification. In other words, its value is equal to the value of the showname attribute of the corresponding field of the NetPDL description.


Input: [Attribute] value (required) [Description]

Output: It keeps the field value as an hex string. In other words, the content of the value attribute in case of a 16 bit field whose value is 0800 (hex) is the string "0800".


Input: [Attribute] unmaskedvalue (optional) [Description]

Output: This attribute is used only if the length of the current field is not an integer number of bytes. For instance, a field which is 4-bit wide belongs to this category. In this case, the size attribute is misleading because this size refers to the 'parent' field defined into the NetPDL specification. For instance, this attribute is used for PDML fields that derive from a field of the NetPDL specification, which must always be included within a field (that is the 'parent' field). The unmaskedvalue attribute keeps the value of the field supposing that its length is equal to the parent field. For instance, a field with length equal to 1 byte, split in 2 fields of 4 bits each, will originate two in the PDML description that have the unmaskedvalue attribute equal to the value of the field as a whole. This attribute is required only for fields that derive from fields; in the other cases it can be omitted. This attribute is used to speed up the reassembling of the hexadecimal dump of the packet starting from the PDML file.


Input: [Attribute] show (required) [Description]

Output: It keeps the field value in a "printable" form. In other words, the content of the value attribute depends on the showsep, showgrp and showtype attributes of the corresponding field in the NetPDL description. For instance, let us suppose a 48 bit field (like the MAC address) described with the following attributes in the NetPDL language: <... showtype="hex" showgrp="3" showsep="-"> If the field value is "ffffffffffff" (which is stored into the attribute value), the content of the show attribute will be "ffffff-ffffff". See the Standard Visualization Attributes Section in the NetPDL Visualization Extension for more details.


Input: [Attribute] hide (optional) [Description]

Output: It tells the visualization engine if the field must be shown or not. This may be used in case of a field that contains a value that is meaningful when decoding data, but it is not significant when printing it. The PDML will contain this field (which can be used to re-create the hex dump of the packet), but it should not be shown on screen. Allowed values are: no (default): the field should be shown on screen. yes: the field is present in the packet, but it should not be shown on screen.


Input: [Attribute] size (required) [Description]

Output: It keeps the size (in byte) of the current field. It is calculated at run-time by the NetPDL decoding engine (since the size of some fields, like the one, cannot be known a priori). It is equivalent to the same attribute defined for the element.


Input: [Attribute] pos (required) [Description]

Output: It keeps the starting position (in byte) of the current field. It is calculated at run-time by the NetPDL decoding engine according to the size of all the preceding protocols / fields. It is equivalent to the same attribute defined for the element.


Input: [Attribute] showmap (optional) [Description]

Output: There are some fields whose value can be associated with some meaning. For instance, the field code of an ICMP packet can be associated with the type of ICMP message: Echo Request, Echo Reply, and more. The showmap attribute keeps this kind of association: the value of this attribute will be a literal string that indicates the meaning of this field. This attribute is optional because usually a field does not have such a mapping. This attribute is present only if the corresponding field of the NetPDL description has the showmap attribute. In this case, this attribute keeps the result of the lookup performed by the showmap attribute in the NetPDL description. See the showmap Section of the NetPDL Visualization Extension for more details.


Input: [Attribute] showdtl (optional) [Description]

Output: There are some fields that require a more detailed explanation about their value. For instance, a MAC address can be a unicast address (and then we would like to know the vendor of the NIC card) or a multicast /broadcast address. The showdtl is an attribute that specify which description has to be associated to this field in case the standard description (basically the value of the field) is not enough. This attribute is optional because usually a field does not need such a detailed view. This attribute is present only if the corresponding field of the NetPDL description has the showdtl attribute. In this case, this attribute keeps the result of the template specified by the showdtl attribute in the NetPDL description. See the showdtl Section of the NetPDL Visualization Extension for more details.


Input: [Field] Event [Description]

Output: This dropdown list shows all contests which are accepting submissions. Select the contest for which you're submitting an entry.

competitions:submission_help - The Lancaster Photography Association


Input: [Field] Image Title [Description]

Output: Each image must have a title.

competitions:submission_help - The Lancaster Photography Association


Input: [Field] Select File [Description]

Output: Click “Browse” and select the file that you'd like to upload. Make sure that the file is a JPEG image and is between 100 kilobytes and 4 megabytes in size.

competitions:submission_help - The Lancaster Photography Association


Input: [Field] Division [Description]

Output: Select your division, or ranking.

competitions:submission_help - The Lancaster Photography Association


Input: [Field] Class [Description]

Output: Select the class into which the entry will be submitted. Your chance of winning an award is greatly improved by selecting the most appropriate class for your image.

competitions:submission_help - The Lancaster Photography Association


Input: [Field] Location [Description]

Output: Enter the location where the photo was taken. This is optional, but may be required for some classes such as “Travel”

competitions:submission_help - The Lancaster Photography Association


Input: [Name] cvtermpath_id [Type] serial [Description]

Output: PRIMARY KEY

cvtermpath Structure


Input: [F-Key] cvterm [Name] type_id [Type] integer [Description]

Output: UNIQUE#1 The relationship type that this is a closure over. If null, then this is a closure over ALL relationship types. If non-null, then this references a relationship cvterm - note that the closure will apply to both this relationship AND the OBO_REL:is_a (subclass) relationship.

cvtermpath Structure


Input: [F-Key] cvterm [Name] subject_id [Type] integer [Description]

Output: UNIQUE#1 NOT NULL

cvtermpath Structure


Input: [F-Key] cvterm [Name] object_id [Type] integer [Description]

Output: UNIQUE#1 NOT NULL

cvtermpath Structure


Input: [F-Key] cv [Name] cv_id [Type] integer [Description]

Output: NOT NULL Closures will mostly be within one cv. If the closure of a relationship traverses a cv, then this refers to the cv of the object_id cvterm.

cvtermpath Structure


Input: [Name] pathdistance [Type] integer [Description]

Output: UNIQUE#1 The number of steps required to get from the subject cvterm to the object cvterm, counting from zero (reflexive relationship).

cvtermpath Structure


Input: [Option] se_available [Values Accepted] True, False [Explanation]

Output: This indicates whether there is an associated SE available. It should be set to True or False.

ConfigurationFileStorage < Integration/ITB092 < TWiki


Input: [Option] default_se [Values Accepted] String [Explanation]

Output: If an SE is available at your cluster, set default_se to the hostname of this SE, otherwise set default_se to UNAVAILABLE.

ConfigurationFileStorage < Integration/ITB092 < TWiki


Input: [Option] grid_dir [Values Accepted] String [Explanation]

Output: The grid_dir setting should point to the directory which holds the files from the OSG worker node package. It should be visible on all of the computer nodes and will be accessed via the $OSG_GRID environment variable. Read access is required, though worker nodes don't need write access.

ConfigurationFileStorage < Integration/ITB092 < TWiki


Input: [Option] app_dir [Values Accepted] String [Explanation]

Output: The app_dir setting should point to the directory which contains the VO specific applications, this should be visible on both the CE and worker nodes and will be accessed via $OSG_APP. Only the CE needs to have write access to this directory. The $OSG_APP directory must also contain a sub-directory (etc) with 1777 permissions.

ConfigurationFileStorage < Integration/ITB092 < TWiki


Input: [Option] data_dir [Values Accepted] String [Explanation]

Output: The data_dir setting should point to a directory that can be used to store and stage data in and out of the cluster and accessed via the $OSG_DATA variable. This directory should be readable and writable on both the CE and worker nodes.

ConfigurationFileStorage < Integration/ITB092 < TWiki


Input: [Option] worker_node_temp [Values Accepted] String [Explanation]

Output: The worker_node_temp directory (accessed via $OSG_WN_TMP) should point to a directory that can be used as scratch space on compute nodes. It should allow read and write access on a worker node and can be visable to just that worker node. If not set, the default is UNAVAILABLE

ConfigurationFileStorage < Integration/ITB092 < TWiki


Input: [Option] site_read [Values Accepted] String [Explanation]

Output: The site_read setting should be the location or url to a directory that can be read to stage in data via the variable $OSG_SITE_READ. This is an url if you are using a SE. If not set, the default is UNAVAILABLE

ConfigurationFileStorage < Integration/ITB092 < TWiki


Input: [Option] site_write [Values Accepted] String [Explanation]

Output: The site_write setting should be the location or url to a directory that can be write to stage out data via the variable $OSG_SITE_WRITE. This is an url if you are using a SE . If not set, the default is UNAVAILABLE

ConfigurationFileStorage < Integration/ITB092 < TWiki


Input: [Value] 4960316114012 [Detail]

Output: EAN


Input: [Value] Kitchen [Detail]

Output: Product Group


Input: [Value] KITCHEN [Detail]

Output: Product Type Name


Input: [Value] Misono Swedish Carbon Steel Gyutou [Detail]

Output: Title


Input: [Value] 410 millimeters [Detail]

Output: Length


Input: [Value] 280 grams [Detail]

Output: Weight


Input: [Command] Complete .com Address [Shortcut]

Output: Ctrl + Enter


Input: [Command] Complete .net Address [Shortcut]

Output: Shift + Enter


Input: [Command] Complete .org Address [Shortcut]

Output: Ctrl + Shift + Enter


Input: [Command] Delete Selected Autocomplete Entry [Shortcut]

Output: Del


Input: [Command] Toggle Full Screen [Shortcut]

Output: F11


Input: [Command] Toggle Menu Bar (when hidden) [Shortcut]

Output: Alt F10


Input: [Command] Show/Hide Add-on Bar [Shortcut]

Output: Ctrl + /


Input: [Command] Caret Browsing [Shortcut]

Output: F7


Input: [Command] Select Location Bar [Shortcut]

Output: Alt + D Ctrl + L


Input: [Sample code] Const m_def_Caption = "" [Operation]

Output: Default Property Value

Tutorial - Using Unicode in Visual Basic 6.0 - Free Unicode Controls


Input: [Sample code] Dim m_Caption As String [Operation]

Output: Property Variable

Tutorial - Using Unicode in Visual Basic 6.0 - Free Unicode Controls


Input: [Sample code] Public Property Get Caption() As String Caption = m_Caption End Property [Operation]

Output: Property Get

Tutorial - Using Unicode in Visual Basic 6.0 - Free Unicode Controls


Input: [Sample code] Public Property Let Caption(ByVal New_Caption As String) m_Caption = New_Caption DrawControl PropertyChanged s_Caption End Property [Operation]

Output: Property Let

Tutorial - Using Unicode in Visual Basic 6.0 - Free Unicode Controls


Input: [Sample code] m_Caption = VarToUni(PropBag.ReadProperty("UniCaption", m_def_Caption)) [Operation]

Output: Read

Tutorial - Using Unicode in Visual Basic 6.0 - Free Unicode Controls


Input: [Sample code] PropBag.WriteProperty "UniCaption", UniToVar(m_Caption), m_def_Caption [Operation]

Output: Write

Tutorial - Using Unicode in Visual Basic 6.0 - Free Unicode Controls


Input: [filename] cut.dxf [purpose]

Output: the complete set of cutting paths for the project

Lamina Design > Reference > Lamina 1.0 user guide


Input: [filename] project.txt [purpose]

Output: textual information about the project

Lamina Design > Reference > Lamina 1.0 user guide


Input: [filename] project.lam [purpose]

Output: Lamina project file

Lamina Design > Reference > Lamina 1.0 user guide


Input: [filename] project.pdf [purpose]

Output: full PDF description of file

Lamina Design > Reference > Lamina 1.0 user guide


Input: [filename] shape.obj [purpose]

Output: shape of the output model in Wavefront format

Lamina Design > Reference > Lamina 1.0 user guide


Input: [filename] parts/partNNNN.dxf [purpose]

Output: DXF cutting path for each part

Lamina Design > Reference > Lamina 1.0 user guide


Input: [filename] sheet/sheetNNNN.dxf [purpose]

Output: DXF cutting path for each sheet

Lamina Design > Reference > Lamina 1.0 user guide


Input: [Description] Required when flow is not specified in the URL or when not using a flow_token. The id of the target flow. Can be specified in the URL. [Name]

Output: flow


Input: [Description] Required. The message event type. See the Message Types section below. [Name]

Output: event


Input: [Description] Required. The message content. The format of the content depends on the event type. See the Message Types section below. [Name]

Output: content


Input: [Description] Required for comments. The id of the commented parent message (which must not be a comment). Can be specified in the URL. [Name]

Output: message


Input: [Description] List of tags to be added to the message. Can either be an array (JSON only) or a string with tags delimited with commas. User tags should start with ’@’. Hashtags can optionally be prefixed with “#”. Tags are case insensitive. These are equivalent: ["@Mike", "#cool", "awesome"] and "#awesome,cool,@mike" [Name]

Output: tags


Input: [Description] Name that appears as the message sender. This will change the message to an anonymous message, as if it was sent from the Push API. [Name]

Output: external_user_name


Input: [Description] An optional client-generated unique string identifier. It is the client’s responsibility to ensure the uniqueness (in the scope of the flow) of the uuid. This can be, for example, used to render sent messages instantly and later add necessary data (id) for tagging. [Name]

Output: uuid


Input: [Description] The id of the thread this message is being posted to. In order to post a message into a thread, this or external_thread_id is required. [Name]

Output: thread_id


Input: [Description] An ID (specified by the API user) to identify the thread this message should be added to. The ID should be unique within the source. For examples, see the integration guide’s section about posting to the inbox. [Name]

Output: external_thread_id


Input: [Description] New state for the thread. [Name]

Output: thread


Input: [Description] List of attachments for a message. Only valid for activity and discussion events. See files. [Name]

Output: attachments


Input: [Option] O [Value] 0 [Meaning]

Output: The tables are accessed in exactly the order specified in the FROM clause


Input: [Option] O [Value] 1 [Meaning]

Output: The tables are reordered so that where possible tables which are used for grouped or higher precedence sorted fields are accessed earliest. It is not possible to reorder tables where one or other is outer joined.


Input: [Option] O [Value] 2 [Meaning]

Output: The tables are reordered so that tables which are mentioned most often in the WHERE clause are accessed first. Tables mentioned equally often are sorted so that where possible (not outer joined) tables which are used for grouped or higher precedence sorted fields are accessed earliest.


Input: [Option] O [Value] 3 [Meaning]

Output: The tables are reordered so that where possible child tables are accessed before parent tables that are mentioned in a condition, and otherwise those which are mentioned most often in the WHERE clause are accessed first. Tables mentioned equally often are sorted so that where possible tables which are used for grouped or sorted fields are accessed earliest.


Input: [Option] I [Value] 0 [Meaning]

Output: All tables are accessed using the prime index


Input: [Option] I [Value] 1 [Meaning]

Output: Tables are accessed using the first index where the total number of keyfields minus the number of leading keys specified by a predicate is as small as possible.


Input: [Option] I [Value] 2 [Meaning]

Output: Tables are accessed using the prime index if all its keys are specified by predicates, or the first index encountered that has the largest leading subset of its keys specified by a predicate.


Input: [Step] 1 [Comment] It is recommended this total match your bank deposit slip total. Applied Running Total: The Applied field at the top of the screen provides a working total as you enter invoices. When you enter an invoice, this field is increased by the amount entered against each invoice. It should equal the control total when the entire deposit is applied. [Action]

Output: In the Control Total field, enter the control total for the cash you receive. Note: For audit purposes, enter, edit, and post each deposit slip as a separate batch. This makes the bank reconciliation process easier, since deposit amounts will match when you receive your bank statement.


Input: [Step] 2 [Comment] This date must be valid in your Accounting Dates Control Maintenance file. [Action]

Output: In the Posting Date field, enter the date you want the cash receipts to affect the A/R and G/L files, or press Enter to accept the default system date. Note: You do not have to post your cash daily. However, it is recommended that you enter and post each bank deposit separately. If you enter multiple deposits in a single day, run the Cash Posting program after entering each deposit so that each is posted separately. This makes the bank reconciliation process easier because the deposit amounts will match when you receive your bank statement.


Input: [Step] 3 [Comment] The bank number from the A/R Control File Maintenance is the default. Other valid banks are listed in the Bank Maintenance program. If you trade in different currencies, note that specific currencies and G/L numbers are set up in Bank Maintenance. [Action]

Output: In the Deposit to Bank field, enter the bank number of the bank where the batch was deposited.


Input: [Step] 4 [Comment] If you do not know the exact customer code, you may do a search by entering ? in the field. The customer search screen will display. See How to Do a Customer Search in Cash Entry for more detail. [Action]

Output: In the Bill To field, enter the customer code for the account to be affected by the cash receipt. If this is a non-A/R cash receipt, enter the letters GL to indicate a special G/L cash transaction. For more information, see How to Post Directly to the GL.


Input: [Step] 5 [Comment] When you enter a customer code in the Bill To field, the customer’s name and address automatically display in these fields. [Action]

Output: In the Payer fields, press Enter to accept the default customer name and address. If the payer’s name is different from the customer name, type in the correct name and press Enter.


Input: [Step] 6 [Comment] This is a required informational field that prints on the Cash Receipts Register and Paid Invoices Register when you run Cash Posting. [Action]

Output: In the Check No field, enter the check number of the check received from the customer.


Input: [Step] 7 [Comment] This is an optional informational field that prints on the Cash Receipts Register and Paid Invoices Register when you run Cash Posting. [Action]

Output: In the Cust Bank field, enter the customer’s bank name or the routing/transit number from the check.


Input: [Step] 8 [Comment] This amount is the check total received from the customer. For information about processing overpayments and underpayments, see the section with the same name. [Action]

Output: In the Amount Recvd field, enter the amount received from the customer.


Input: [Step] 9 [Action]

Output: In the A/R Amount field, press Enter to apply the entire amount received to A/R. If you are not applying the entire amount to A/R, enter the A/R amount minus any dollar amounts applied directly to a G/L account.


Input: [Step] 10 [Comment] You may apply cash receipts to open AR items by entering the invoices or by selecting them from the screen. · If you entered D or F in the field above, the Cash Entry Selection screen will display. The Cash Entry Selection screen allows you to select an open item for this Bill-to customer from a list of open items in whatever order you wish: by invoice date, or by invoice/file number. · If you entered E in the field above, the Cash Entry Detail screen will display. The Cash Entry Detail screen lets you manually enter the invoices to be paid. [Action]

Output: In the (E)ntry Select in (D)ate/(F)ile order field, enter E, D, or F. · Enter E to enter the invoices to be paid. · Enter D to select invoices from a list of open items sorted by their date (earliest first). · Enter F to select invoices from a list of open items sorted by file or invoice number.


Input: [Step] 11 [Comment] When you update the Cash Entry screen, the next screen –Cash Entry Selection screen – will display if you have selected D or F in the previous field. If you entered E, then the Detail screen will display instead. [Action]

Output: Update the screen to continue. You may also display the Cash Entry Detail screen by entering DTL in the Action field, or you may display the Cash Entry Selection screen by entering SELF (Selection by File number) or SELD (Selection by date) in the Action field.


Input: [Classic Function] AddToLibraryList [.NET Function & Variations] AddAssemblyReference( ) [Classic Purpose]

Output: Adds files to the library search path of the application

A Snap-In App Framework Using Dynamic PowerBuilder Assemblies (Part 2) | Microsoft Cloud


Input: [Classic Function] GetLibraryList [.NET Function & Variations] GetAssemblyReference( ) [Classic Purpose]

Output: Gets the files in the library search path of the application

A Snap-In App Framework Using Dynamic PowerBuilder Assemblies (Part 2) | Microsoft Cloud


Input: [Classic Function] LibraryCreate [.NET Function & Variations] Creates a PBL folder* [Classic Purpose]

Output: Create a library and add comments to it

A Snap-In App Framework Using Dynamic PowerBuilder Assemblies (Part 2) | Microsoft Cloud


Input: [Classic Function] LibraryDelete [.NET Function & Variations] Deletes the PBL folder * [Classic Purpose]

Output: Delete a library

A Snap-In App Framework Using Dynamic PowerBuilder Assemblies (Part 2) | Microsoft Cloud


Input: [Classic Function] LibraryDirectory [.NET Function & Variations] Only works for PBLX Doesn't work on Assy!! [Classic Purpose]

Output: Returns a list containing all the objects of a specified type in BOTH PBL & PBD

A Snap-In App Framework Using Dynamic PowerBuilder Assemblies (Part 2) | Microsoft Cloud


Input: [Classic Function] LibraryDirectoryEx PBL & PBD [.NET Function & Variations] Only works for PBLX Doesn't work on Assy!! [Classic Purpose]

Output: Returns a list containing all the objects in a library in BOTH PBL & PBD

A Snap-In App Framework Using Dynamic PowerBuilder Assemblies (Part 2) | Microsoft Cloud


Input: [Classic Function] LibraryExport [.NET Function & Variations] Works for PBLX [Classic Purpose]

Output: Exports an object -from- a specified PBL to a string

A Snap-In App Framework Using Dynamic PowerBuilder Assemblies (Part 2) | Microsoft Cloud


Input: [Classic Function] LibraryImport [.NET Function & Variations] Works for PBLX [Classic Purpose]

Output: Imports an object -into- a specified PBL from a string

A Snap-In App Framework Using Dynamic PowerBuilder Assemblies (Part 2) | Microsoft Cloud


Input: [Classic Function] SetLibraryList [.NET Function & Variations] SetAssemblyReference( ) [Classic Purpose]

Output: Changes the files in the library search path of the application

A Snap-In App Framework Using Dynamic PowerBuilder Assemblies (Part 2) | Microsoft Cloud


Input: [Text styles] default [Description]


Input: [Text styles] forced [Description]


Input: [Text styles] SS_BLACKFRAME [Value] 0x7 [Description]

Output: Specifies a box with a frame drawn in the same color as the window frames. This color is black in the default color scheme.


Input: [Text styles] SS_BLACKRECT [Value] 0x4 [Description]

Output: Specifies a rectangle filled with the current window frame color. This color is black in the default color scheme.


Input: [Text styles] SS_CENTER [Value] 0x1 [Description]

Output: +/-Center. Specifies a simple rectangle and centers the error value text in the rectangle. The control automatically wraps words that extend past the end of a line to the beginning of the next centered line.


Input: [Text styles] SS_ETCHEDFRAME [Value] 0x12 [Description]

Output: Draws the frame of the static control using the EDGE_ETCHED edge style.


Input: [Text styles] SS_ETCHEDHORZ [Value] 0x10 [Description]

Output: Draws the top and bottom edges of the static control using the EDGE_ETCHED edge style.


Input: [Text styles] SS_ETCHEDVERT [Value] 0x11 [Description]

Output: Draws the left and right edges of the static control using the EDGE_ETCHED edge style.


Input: [Text styles] SS_GRAYFRAME [Value] 0x8 [Description]

Output: Specifies a box with a frame drawn with the same color as the screen background (desktop). This color is gray in the default color scheme


Input: [Text styles] SS_GRAYRECT [Value] 0x5 [Description]

Output: Specifies a rectangle filled with the current screen background color. This color is gray in the default color scheme.


Input: [Text styles] SS_LEFT [Value] 0 [Description]

Output: +/-Left. This is the default. It specifies a simple rectangle and left-aligns the text in the rectangle. The text is formatted before it is displayed. Words that extend past the end of a line are automatically wrapped to the beginning of the next left-aligned line. Words that are longer than the width of the control are truncated.


Input: [Text styles] SS_LEFTNOWORDWRAP [Value] 0xC [Description]

Output: +/-Wrap. Specifies a rectangle and left-aligns the text in the rectangle. Tabs are expanded, but words are not wrapped. Text that extends past the end of a line is clipped.


Input: [Text styles] SS_NOPREFIX [Value] 0x80 [Description]

Output: Prevents interpretation of any ampersand (&) characters in the control's text as accelerator prefix characters. This can be useful when file names or other strings that might contain an ampersand (&) must be displayed within a text control


Input: [Text styles] SS_NOTIFY [Value] 0x100 [Description]

Output: Sends the parent window the STN_CLICKED notification when the user clicks the control.


Input: [Text styles] SS_RIGHT [Value] 0x2 [Description]

Output: +/-Right. Specifies a rectangle and right-aligns the specified text in the rectangle.


Input: [Text styles] SS_SUNKEN [Value] 0x1000 [Description]

Output: Draws a half-sunken border around a static control.


Input: [Text styles] SS_WHITEFRAME [Value] 0x9 [Description]

Output: Specifies a box with a frame drawn with the same color as the window background. This color is white in the default color scheme.


Input: [Text styles] SS_WHITERECT [Value] 0x6 [Description]

Output: Specifies a rectangle filled with the current window background color. This color is white in the default color scheme.


Input: [Attribute] target [Required] No [Description]

Output: path of the file or directory, or url of remote resource

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Input: [Attribute] pathProperty [Required] No [Description]

Output: Name of the property to set to the path of the item

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Input: [Attribute] urlProperty [Required] No [Description]

Output: Name of the property to set to the URL of the item

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Input: [Attribute] uuidProperty [Required] No [Description]

Output: Name of the property to set to the repository UUID

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Input: [Attribute] nodeKindProperty [Required] No [Description]

Output: Name of the property to set to the target's node kind

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Input: [Attribute] revisionProperty [Required] No [Description]

Output: Name of the property to set to the revision of the target

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Input: [Attribute] scheduleProperty [Required] No [Description]

Output: Name of the property to set to the schedule of the target

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Input: [Attribute] lastChangedRevisionProperty [Required] No [Description]

Output: Name of the property to set to the last changed revision of the target

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Input: [Attribute] lastChangedDateProperty [Required] No [Description]

Output: Name of the property to set to the last changed date of the target

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Input: [Attribute] propsLastUpdateProperty [Required] No [Description]

Output: Name of the property to set to the last changed date of the target's properties

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Input: [Attribute] lastCommitAuthorProperty [Required] No [Description]

Output: Name of the property to set to the last commit author of the target

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Input: [Symbol] æ [Code] æ [Name]

Output: Ash

See Diacritics Page for a with diacritics

A Characters


Input: [Symbol] ɐ [Code] ɐ ɐ [Name]

Output: upside down a

See Diacritics Page for a with diacritics

A Characters


Input: [Symbol] ɑ [Code] ɑ ɑ [Name]

Output: open a

See Diacritics Page for a with diacritics

A Characters


Input: [Symbol] ɒ [Code] ɒ ɒ [Name]

Output: upsode down a (rounded a)

See Diacritics Page for a with diacritics

A Characters


Input: [Symbol] α [Code] α [Name]

Output: alpha

See Diacritics Page for a with diacritics

A Characters


Input: [Symbol] ã,ă [Code] -- [Name]

Output: See Diacritics Page for a with diacritics

See Diacritics Page for a with diacritics

A Characters


Input: [Name] TwigEnvironment::$cache_object [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] TwigEnvironment::$storage [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] TwigEnvironment::$templateClasses [Type] property [Description] Static cache of template classes. [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] TwigEnvironment::getTemplateClass [Type] function [Description] Gets the template class associated with the given string. Overrides Twig_Environment::getTemplateClass [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] TwigEnvironment::isFresh [Type] function [Description] Checks if the compiled template needs an update. [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] TwigEnvironment::loadTemplate [Type] function [Description] Implements Twig_Environment::loadTemplate(). Overrides Twig_Environment::loadTemplate [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] TwigEnvironment::renderInline [Type] function [Description] Renders a twig string directly. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] TwigEnvironment::storage [Type] function [Description] Gets the PHP code storage object to use for the compiled Twig files. [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] TwigEnvironment::updateCompiledTemplate [Type] function [Description] Compile the source and write the compiled template to disk. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] TwigEnvironment::__construct [Type] function [Description] Constructs a TwigEnvironment object and stores cache and storage internally. Overrides Twig_Environment::__construct [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$autoReload [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$baseTemplateClass [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$binaryOperators [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$cache [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$charset [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$compiler [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$debug [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$extensionInitialized [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$extensions [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$filterCallbacks [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$filters [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$functionCallbacks [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$functions [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$globals [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$lexer [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$loadedTemplates [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$loader [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$parser [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$parsers [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$runtimeInitialized [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$staging [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$strictVariables [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$templateClassPrefix [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$tests [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$unaryOperators [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::$visitors [Type] property [Modifiers]

Output: protected

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::addExtension [Type] function [Description] Registers an extension. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::addFilter [Type] function [Description] Registers a Filter. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::addFunction [Type] function [Description] Registers a Function. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::addGlobal [Type] function [Description] Registers a Global. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::addNodeVisitor [Type] function [Description] Registers a Node Visitor. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::addTest [Type] function [Description] Registers a Test. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::addTokenParser [Type] function [Description] Registers a Token Parser. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::clearCacheFiles [Type] function [Description] Clears the template cache files on the filesystem. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::clearTemplateCache [Type] function [Description] Clears the internal template cache. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::compile [Type] function [Description] Compiles a node and returns the PHP code. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::compileSource [Type] function [Description] Compiles a template source code. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::computeAlternatives [Type] function [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::createTemplate [Type] function [Description] Creates a template from source. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::disableAutoReload [Type] function [Description] Disables the auto_reload option. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::disableDebug [Type] function [Description] Disables debugging mode. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::disableStrictVariables [Type] function [Description] Disables the strict_variables option. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::display [Type] function [Description] Displays a template. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::enableAutoReload [Type] function [Description] Enables the auto_reload option. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::enableDebug [Type] function [Description] Enables debugging mode. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::enableStrictVariables [Type] function [Description] Enables the strict_variables option. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getBaseTemplateClass [Type] function [Description] Gets the base template class for compiled templates. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getBinaryOperators [Type] function [Description] Gets the registered binary Operators. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getCache [Type] function [Description] Gets the cache directory or false if cache is disabled. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getCacheFilename [Type] function [Description] Gets the cache filename for a given template. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getCharset [Type] function [Description] Gets the default template charset. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getCompiler [Type] function [Description] Gets the Compiler instance. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getExtension [Type] function [Description] Gets an extension by name. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getExtensions [Type] function [Description] Returns all registered extensions. [Modifiers]

Output: public

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Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getFilter [Type] function [Description] Get a filter by name. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getFilters [Type] function [Description] Gets the registered Filters. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getFunction [Type] function [Description] Get a function by name. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getFunctions [Type] function [Description] Gets registered functions. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getGlobals [Type] function [Description] Gets the registered Globals. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getLexer [Type] function [Description] Gets the Lexer instance. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getLoader [Type] function [Description] Gets the Loader instance. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getNodeVisitors [Type] function [Description] Gets the registered Node Visitors. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getParser [Type] function [Description] Gets the Parser instance. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getTags [Type] function [Description] Gets registered tags. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getTemplateClassPrefix [Type] function [Description] Gets the template class prefix. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getTest [Type] function [Description] Gets a test by name. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getTests [Type] function [Description] Gets the registered Tests. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getTokenParsers [Type] function [Description] Gets the registered Token Parsers. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::getUnaryOperators [Type] function [Description] Gets the registered unary Operators. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::hasExtension [Type] function [Description] Returns true if the given extension is registered. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::initExtension [Type] function [Modifiers]

Output: protected

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::initExtensions [Type] function [Modifiers]

Output: protected

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::initGlobals [Type] function [Modifiers]

Output: protected

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::initRuntime [Type] function [Description] Initializes the runtime environment. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API


Input: [Name] Twig_Environment::isAutoReload [Type] function [Description] Checks if the auto_reload option is enabled. [Modifiers]

Output: public

TwigEnvironment | TwigEnvironment.php | Drupal 8 | Drupal API