Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_fps [Mode] Server [Description] Effectively frequency of server calculating states. Leave at 20, else ET breaks [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_fullmsg [Mode] Server [Description] Customise the “server full" message, or redirect to another server: sv_fullmsg "ET://host.to.redirect.to:port" [1.03] [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_hostname [Mode] Server [Description] Sets the name of the server, what shows up in server lists [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_keywords [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_killserver [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_lanForceRate [Mode] Server [Description] Toggle for forcing very high rate setting for clients detected (sometimes wrongly) as connecting via LAN. [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_mapChecksum [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_master1 [Mode] Server [Description] Master server to report to, should be etmaster.idsoftware.com [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_master2 [Mode] Server [Description] Master server to report to [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_master3 [Mode] Server [Description] Master server to report to [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_master4 [Mode] Server [Description] Master server to report to [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_master5 [Mode] Server [Description] Master server to report to [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_maxclients [Mode] Server [Description] Maximum number of clients that can be connected, including private ones [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_maxPing [Mode] Server [Description] Disallow clients who try to connect with this ping. Note clients usually have high ping at this point so set very high. [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_maxRate [Mode] Server [Description] Cap the maximum rate (bandwidth) a player can use. 13000 to the max of 25000 normal (1000=1KB/s). [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_minguidage [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_minPing [Mode] Server [Description] Can set a minimum ping for players to have when they connect, presumably for if you intend server for “HPB" [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_onlyVisibleClients [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_padPackets [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_pakNames [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_paks [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_paused [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_privateClients [Mode] Server [Description] Number of the sv_maxclients slots reserved for clients with the privatePassword. [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_privatePassword [Mode] Server [Description] Define the password used for private players – slots reserved for only people with the priv pass [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_punkbuster [Mode] Server [Description] Toggle activation of Punkbuster on the server. Should be set on command line. [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_pure [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles check that client's files are the same as the servers (basic anticheat). [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_reconnectlimit [Mode] Server [Description] Presumably limits an IP connecting to the server n times in some unknown period? [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_referencedPakNames [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_referencedPaks [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_running [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_serverid [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_serverRestarting [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_showAverageBPS [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_showloss [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_tempbanmessage [Mode] Server [Description] What player's get after being kicked - “you have been kicked and are temporarily banned..." [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_timeout [Mode] Server [Description] Duration before disconnecting clients that arent communicating to server at all? [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_wwwBaseURL [Mode] Server [Description] Sets the location of www download redirect, detail [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_wwwCheckPath [Mode] Server [Description] Path to seek files for www download, leave blank to default to etmain and/or mod folder. detail [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_wwwDlDisconnected [Mode] Server [Description] Wether to disconnect players from gameserver while they download via www detail [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_wwwDownload [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles enabling www download redirect. detail [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_wwwFallbackURL [Mode] Server [Description] Alternative URL to download the files from. detail [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sv_zombietime [Mode] Server [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] swap_teams [Mode] Server [Description] Swaps teams about – axis become allies and vice-versa [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sys_cpuid [Mode] Both [Description] Non-user, stores a number identifying the CPU [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] sys_cpustring [Mode] Both [Description] Non-user, stores string name of the CPU (e.g. AMD w/ 3DNow!). [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] systeminfo [Mode] Server [Description] Same as “systeminfo"? [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] taginfo [Mode] Client [Description] Says “not active", perhaps for the premium PB tag registration? [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] team [Mode] Client [Description] /team r joins axis, /team b joins allies [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] team_maxFlamers [Mode] Server [Description] Determines the max number of flamers that can be used on each team [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] team_maxMgs [Mode] Server [Description] Determines the max number of mobile MG's that can be used on each team [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] team_maxMines [Mode] Server [Description] Determines the max number of mines available to each team [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] team_maxMortars [Mode] Server [Description] Determines the max number of mortars that can be used on each team [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] team_maxPanzers [Mode] Server [Description] Determines the max number of panzerfausts that can be used on each team [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] team_maxplayers [Mode] Server [Description] Determines the max number of players that can join each team [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] team_maxriflegrenades [Mode] Server [Description] Determines the max number of “n00bsticks" that each team can have [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] team_nocontrols [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles disallowing players from having team controls, e.g. /readyteam [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] teammenu [Mode] Client [Description] Command opens v-chat style menu to select your class & weapon [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] timedemo [Mode] Client [Description] Set to 1 to enable timedemo mode,for benchmarking purposes [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] timein [Mode] Client [Description] Continues game after a timeout/pause, same as unpause. See team_nocontrols [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] timelimit [Mode] Server [Description] Sets the time limitation for the map [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] timeout [Mode] Client [Description] Same as Pause, freezes game, usually so a crashed player can rejoin. [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] timerSet [Mode] Client [Description] For setting ETPro built in spawntimer [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] timescale [Mode] Client [Description] Increase to “fast forward" through demos, or decrease for slow motion (fraction of 1). [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjg_info [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjg_load [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjg_menu [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjg_pause [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjg_play [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjg_record [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjg_save [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjg_stop [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjl_drawslot [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjl_info [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjl_load [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjl_menu [Description] Trickjump tool – TJ menu [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjl_save [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjl_startrecord [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] tjl_stoprecord [Description] Trickjump tool [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] toggle [Mode] Client [Description] For swapping a cvar between values of 0 and 1: bind x “toggle s_mute" [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] toggleConsole [Mode] Client [Description] Opens and closes the console pull-down [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] topshots [Mode] Client [Description] Shows the topshots stats, the most accurate aimers [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_autoredirect [Mode] Client [Description] Toggle allowing servers to auto-redirect you to another server when full. [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserGameType [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – selects servers running specific gametypes [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserMaster [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – Local/Internet/Favourites source... Non-functional in ET? [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserShowAntilag [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – servers with antilag enabled: 0=both, 1=only show, 2=dont show [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserShowEmptyOrFull [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – empty or full servers: 0=both, 1=only show, 2=dont show [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserShowETPro [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – servers running ETPro mod: 0=both, 1=only show, 2=dont show [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserShowFriendlyFire [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – servers with Friendly Fire: 0=both, 1=only show, 2=dont show [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserShowMaxlives [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – servers with limited lives: 0=both, 1=only show, 2=dont show [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserShowPasswordProtected [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – passworded servers: 0=both, 1=only show, 2=dont show [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserShowPunkBuster [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – Punkbuster servers: 0=both, 1=only show, 2=dont show [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserShowTeamBalanced [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – servers forcing balanced teams: 0=both 1=only show 2=hide [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserShowWeaponsRestricted [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – servers with weapon restrictions: 0=both 1=only show 2=hide [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_browserSortKey [Mode] Client [Description] Server browser – supposably sets which heading to order the server list, but doesnt [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] ui_showtooltips [Mode] Client [Description] Pop-up explanations on mouseover various options in the in-game menus. [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] unbind [Mode] Client [Description] For unassigning commands etc to a specified key. /unbind x [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] unbindall [Mode] Client [Description] For unassigning all commands etc from ALL keys. /unbindall [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] unlock [Mode] Client [Description] Reverses lock, allows other player's to join your team [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] unpause [Mode] Client [Description] For unpausing paused games. See pause, also team_nocontrols [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] unready [Mode] Client [Description] Set's player to “unready" status, reverses ready [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] URL [Mode] Server [Description] Appears to simply be a place to locate the server's URL, RTCW 1.4 had a button to go [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] Username [Mode] Client [Description] Stores the OS username in use (!) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] Version [Mode] Both [Description] Records all info about the ET version: build number, build date, win/linux etc [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vid_restart [Mode] Client [Description] Reloads the video/rendering etc, required for some cvar settings to take actual effect. [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] viewlog [Description] [C] [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] viewpos [Mode] Client [Description] Returns the coordinates of the player's position in console. [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] VoiceChat [Mode] Client [Description] See vsay [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] VoiceFireTeamChat [Mode] Client [Description] For binding vsay's to FireTeam members only [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] VoiceTeamChat [Mode] Client [Description] See vsay_team [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote [Mode] Client [Description] Cast your vote - \vote yes ; \vote no ; or bind F1 “vote yes" [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_antilag [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to toggle antilag. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_balancedteams [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to toggle balancedteam requirement. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_cointoss [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes for cointoss. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_comp [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to load “comp" settings. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_config [Mode] Server [Description] Specify .config's that can be loaded by vote. Set to “" to disable or * to allow all [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_friendlyfire [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to toggle friendlyfire. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_gametype [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to change gametype. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_kick [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to kick players (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_map [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to change map. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_matchreset [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to reset match. See reset_match, vote settings [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_mutespecs [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to mute spectators. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_muting [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to mute individual players. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_nextmap [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to skip to the next map in rotation. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_pub [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to load “pub" settings. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_referee [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to assign someone as Ref. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_shuffleteamsxp [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to shuffle teams. See shuffle_teams, vote settings [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_surrender [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing teams to call a vote to “surrender" [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_swapteams [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to swap teams. See swap_teams, vote settings [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_timelimit [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to change the map timelimit. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_allow_warmupdamage [Mode] Server [Description] Toggles allowing votes to toggle warmup damage. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_limit [Mode] Server [Description] Set's maximum number of votes allowed per map. (vote settings) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vote_percent [Mode] Server [Description] Set's the required % of all players needed to vote “yes" for vote to pass. (detail) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] voteFlags [Mode] Server [Description] Non-user, I think this stores flag info for server info/server browsers etc? [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vsay [Mode] Client [Description] Prepend for issing global voice-chats, /vsay ftattack [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vsay_buddy [Mode] Client [Description] Vsays to fireteam members? [Mod]

Output: ETPro

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vsay_team [Mode] Client [Description] Prepend for issung voice-chats to teammates, /vsay_team ftfallback [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] vstr [Mode] Both [Description] Identifies what follows it as a variable string, used for scripting. [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] wait [Mode] Both [Description] Tells ET to wait for the specified ticks before continuing, used for scripting. [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] wav_record [Mode] Client [Description] Command to record .wav audio file (see wav_stoprecord, cl_wavefilerecord) [1.03] [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] wav_stoprecord [Mode] Client [Description] Command to stop recording a .wav audio file [1.03] [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] weapalt [Mode] Client [Description] Selects alternative use of currently selected weapon [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] weaplastused [Mode] Client [Description] Selects the last weapon that was used [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] weapnext [Mode] Client [Description] Selects the next weapon (scrolls through weaponbank) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] weapnextinbank [Mode] Client [Description] Selects the next weapon that player has? [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] weaponbank [Mode] Client [Description] Selects the specified weapon, /weaponbank 5 [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] weaponstats [Mode] Client [Description] Gives your stats for each weapon (in console) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] weapprev [Mode] Client [Description] Selects the previous weapon (scrolls backwards through weaponbank) [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] weapprevinbank [Mode] Client [Description] Selects the previous weapon the player has? [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] wm_ftsayPlayerClass [Mode] Client [Description] Vsay's your class to fireteam? [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] wm_sayPlayerClass [Mode] Client [Description] Vsays your class (to team?)? [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] writeconfig [Mode] Both [Description] Saves all current settings to the specified file, if none specified then uses etconfig.cfg [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] Wstats0 [Mode] Client [Description] Presumably has something to do with +wstats which SD seem to have broken? [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] zoomin [Mode] Client [Description] Zooms further in with scoped weapons [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Command/CVAR] zoomout [Mode] Client [Description] Zooms further out with scoped weapons [Mod]

Output: ETMain

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Input: [Option Key] options [Default Value] null [required] [Description]

Output: As of 0.5.2 options can be a function that returns a JSON list or jQuery object. In this function 'this' is the select being widgetized options can be a JSON list ex: [{"v":"val1", "t":"test"},{"v":"v2", "t":"text2"}], prebuilt options html (see demos), or null if 'this' is a select


Input: [Option Key] selectClass [Default Value] null [Description]

Output: user defined class to give to the element that will act as the SELECT


Input: [Option Key] optionsClass [Default Value] "dropdownOpts" [Description]

Output: the options body class - for skinning purposes


Input: [Option Key] optionsDisplayNum [Default Value] 25 [Description]

Output: number of options to display before making a scrollbar


Input: [Option Key] optionClass [Default Value] "dropdownOpt" [Description]

Output: every OPTION will have this class


Input: [Option Key] optionSelectedClass [Default Value] "selectedOpt" [Description]

Output: class to give to the selected option


Input: [Option Key] resizeSelectToFitOptions [Default Value] false [Description]

Output: if false - the options will extend beyond the select box. this may be preferable


Input: [Option Key] useHiddenInput [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: when selected value is changed copy it to a hidden input with same name as the original element. otherwise use onSelect function to do it yourself


Input: [Option Key] resizeOptionsToFitSelect [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: set this to false, and if your options are 20px, and select 200px, the options will stay 20px


Input: [Option Key] selectCssWidth [Default Value] null [Description]

Output: set width of the dropdown, pass in entire css string ex: '400px !important'


Input: [Option Key] optionsWidthOffset [Default Value] 3 [Description]

Output: magic number that you can fiddle with if the width of the options body is wrong


Input: [Option Key] debounceLookupMs [Default Value] 200 [Description]

Output: when user types in order to find the option, this is the timeout between keystrokes before doing the search


Input: [Option Key] debounceArrowsMs [Default Value] 50 [Description]

Output: timeout between arrow keydowns before firing onSelect


Input: [Option Key] lookupMaxWordLength [Default Value] 3 [Description]

Output: higher the number, more you can look up by typing at the select, more memory used/slower load time.


Input: [Option Key] ellipsisSelectText [Default Value] true [Description]

Output: if select is resized smaller then dropdown text, will we add a "..." to end of it to indicate overflow. NOTE: if true, all options below are enabled:


Input: [Option Key] ellipsisText [Default Value] '...' [Description]

Output: can set custom ellipsis using this


Input: [Option Key] charWidth [Default Value] null [Description]

Output: set to null to calculate width automatically (this may not work if your input has styles other than the ones that come with this widget). value in pixels.


Input: [Option Key] onInit [Default Value] function($select, $input){} [Description]

Output: this is run on init of the widget. $select is the widget, $input is the hidden input (may be null if 'useHiddenInput' = false)


Input: [Option Key] onSelect [Default Value] function(value, text, selectIndex){} [Description]

Output: fired when user selects something. args: this = $select, value = value of selection, text = text of selection, selectIndex = index of dropdown


Input: [Parameter] BypassedRecipients [Required] Optional [Type] Microsoft.Exchange.Data.MultiValuedProperty [Description]

Output: The BypassedRecipients parameter takes one or more SMTP addresses. Messages that are bound for the SMTP addresses that are listed in this parameter are excluded from processing by the Sender ID agent. To enter multiple SMTP addresses, separate the addresses by using a comma and enclose the addresses in double quotation marks, as follows, for example: "recipient1@contoso.com, recipient2@contoso.com" The maximum number of recipients that you can input is 800.


Input: [Parameter] BypassedSenderDomains [Required] Optional [Type] Microsoft.Exchange.Data.MultiValuedProperty [Description]

Output: The BypassedSenderDomains parameter takes one or more domain names. Messages that originate from the domains that are listed in this parameter are excluded from processing by the Sender ID agent. To enter multiple domains, separate the domains by using a comma and enclose the addresses in double quotation marks, as follows, for example: "contoso.com, example.com" The maximum number of domain names that you can input is 800.


Input: [Parameter] Confirm [Required] Optional [Type] System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter [Description]

Output: The Confirm parameter causes the command to pause processing and requires you to acknowledge what the command will do before processing continues. You don't have to specify a value with the Confirm parameter.


Input: [Parameter] DomainController [Required] Optional [Type] Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Fqdn [Description]

Output: To specify the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the domain controller that writes this configuration change to the Active Directory directory service, include the DomainController parameter on the command. The DomainController parameter is not supported on computers that have the Edge Transport server role installed. The Edge Transport server role writes only to the local ADAM instance.


Input: [Parameter] Enabled [Required] Optional [Type] System.Boolean [Description]

Output: Valid input for the Enabled parameter is $true or $false. The default setting is $true. When the Enabled parameter is set to $true, the Sender ID agent is enabled on the computer on which you are running the Set-SenderIdConfig command.


Input: [Parameter] ExternalMailEnabled [Required] Optional [Type] System.Boolean [Description]

Output: Valid input for the ExternalMailEnabled parameter is $true or $false. The default setting is $true. When the ExternalMailEnabled parameter is set to $true, all messages from unauthenticated connections are passed through the Sender ID agent for processing.


Input: [Parameter] Instance [Required] Optional [Type] Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Directory.SystemConfiguration.SenderIdConfig [Description]

Output: The Instance parameter enables you to pass an entire object to the command to be processed. It is mainly used in scripts where an entire object must be passed to the command.


Input: [Parameter] InternalMailEnabled [Required] Optional [Type] System.Boolean [Description]

Output: Valid input for the InternalMailEnabled parameter is $true or $false. The default setting is $false. When the InternalMailEnabled parameter is set to $true, all messages from authenticated sender domains that belong to authoritative domains in your enterprise are passed through the Sender ID agent for processing.


Input: [Parameter] SpoofedDomainAction [Required] Optional [Type] Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Directory.SystemConfiguration.SenderIdAction [Description]

Output: This parameter specifies the action that the Sender ID agent takes on the message when the sender domain shows evidence of being spoofed. The SpoofedDomainAction parameter takes the following values: StampStatus, Reject, Delete. The default value is StampStatus.


Input: [Parameter] TempErrorAction [Required] Optional [Type] Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Directory.SystemConfiguration.SenderIdAction [Description]

Output: This parameter specifies the action that the Sender ID agent takes on the message when a Sender ID status of TempError is returned. The TempErrorAction parameter takes the following values: StampStatus, Reject, Delete. The default value is StampStatus.


Input: [Parameter] WhatIf [Required] Optional [Type] System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter [Description]

Output: The WhatIf parameter instructs the command to simulate the actions that it would take on the object. By using the WhatIf parameter, you can view what changes would occur without having to apply any of those changes. You don't have to specify a value with the WhatIf parameter.


Input: [Description] Display symbols as small icons [Function]

Output: Small icons

Edit Tools Sidebar [Orbit Knowledge Base]


Input: [Description] Display symbols as large icons [Function]

Output: Large icons

Edit Tools Sidebar [Orbit Knowledge Base]


Input: [Description] Create new symbols enabled [Function]

Output: Create new objects

Edit Tools Sidebar [Orbit Knowledge Base]


Input: [Description] Change the symbol of the selected object enabled [Function]

Output: Change selected objects

Edit Tools Sidebar [Orbit Knowledge Base]


Input: [Description] Rotate te symbol to the orientation of a selected construction line [Function]

Output: Rotate symbol

Edit Tools Sidebar [Orbit Knowledge Base]


Input: [Description] Fill in the size of the symbol you want to create ( in unit ) [Function]

Output: Size

Edit Tools Sidebar [Orbit Knowledge Base]


Input: [Description] Select the symbol you want to create or change for the selected object, from the list [Function]

Output: Select symbol

Edit Tools Sidebar [Orbit Knowledge Base]


Input: [Name] autocompleteMethodSource [Default] null [Description] See Method Autocompletion [Type]

Output: null | string | array | function


Input: [Name] autocompleteUrlSource [Default] null [Description] See URL Autocompletion [Type]

Output: null | string | array | function


Input: [Name] permalinkSender [Default] null [Description] See Permanent Links [Type]

Output: null | function


Input: [Name] permalinkRetriever [Default] null [Description] See Permanent Links [Type]

Output: null | function


Input: [Name] indent [Default] 3 [Description] Indentation used by CodeMirror for the request body. [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Name] timeout [Default] 5000 [Description] Timeout for requests in miliseconds. [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Name] autoPrettyPrint [Default] false [Description] If true, responses will be automatically pretty-printed. If false, a "Pretty Print" button will be shown in the Response header. [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] subdomainTunneling [Default] false [Description] See Subdomain Tunneling [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] tunnelFilepath [Default] "/tunnel.html" [Description] See Subdomain Tunneling [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] permalinkId [Default] null [Description] See Permanent Links [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] type [Default] "raw" [Description] Setter for the "Type" field. Possible values: raw, json-rpc, xml-rpc, soap11, soap12 [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] httpMethod [Default] "post" [Description] Setter for the "HTTP Method" field. Possible values: post, get, put, delete, trace [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] auth [Default] "none" [Description] Setter for the "Auth" field. Possible values: none, basic [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] url [Default] "" [Description] Setter for the "URL" field [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] method [Default] "" [Description] Setter for the "Method" field (only shown if type != "raw") [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] username [Default] "" [Description] Setter for the "Username" field (only shown if auth="basic") [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] password [Default] "" [Description] Setter for the "Password" field (only shown if auth="basic") [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] id [Default] "" [Description] Setter for the "Id" field (only shown if type="json-rpc") [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] body [Default] "" [Description] Setter for the request body (only shown if httpMethod = "post" or "put") [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Description] Enable EWS mode on Exchange 2010 or Exchange 2007 with Webdav disabled [Sample value] false [Parameter]

Output: Enable EWS

DavMail POP/IMAP/SMTP/Caldav/Carddav/LDAP Exchange Gateway - Advanced settings


Input: [Description] Default windows domain name [Sample value] DOMAIN [Parameter]

Output: Default domain

DavMail POP/IMAP/SMTP/Caldav/Carddav/LDAP Exchange Gateway - Advanced settings


Input: [Description] Whether to show the initial startup notification window or not [Sample value] true [Parameter]

Output: Display startup banner

DavMail POP/IMAP/SMTP/Caldav/Carddav/LDAP Exchange Gateway - Advanced settings


Input: [Description] Disable all graphical notifications [Sample value] false [Parameter]

Output: Disable balloon notifications

DavMail POP/IMAP/SMTP/Caldav/Carddav/LDAP Exchange Gateway - Advanced settings


Input: [Description] Disable DavMail check for new version [Sample value] false [Parameter]

Output: Disable update check

DavMail POP/IMAP/SMTP/Caldav/Carddav/LDAP Exchange Gateway - Advanced settings


Input: [Description] Message count limit on folder retrieval [Sample value] 100 [Parameter]

Output: Folder size limit

DavMail POP/IMAP/SMTP/Caldav/Carddav/LDAP Exchange Gateway - Advanced settings


Input: [Field name] Amount [Database schema name] SAMOUNT [Format/ Length] Num 19 [Field ID] 34 [Field constant] SLF_Amount [Description]

Output: The total amount for the sale, stored with 5 digits to the right of the decimal point.


Input: [Field name] Competitors [Database schema name] — [Format/ Length] Char 100 [Field ID] 202 [Field constant] SLVF_Competitors [Description]

Output: Name of the main competitor for the sale. This field is retrieved from the List table and is read-only.


Input: [Field name] Contact [Database schema name] CONTACTID [Format/ Length] Char 12 [Field ID] 25 [Field constant] SLF_ContactId [Description]

Output: The Unique ID of the contact record with which the sales record is associated. This field is supplied by the system.


Input: [Field name] Create Timestamp [Database schema name] CTIME [Format/ Length] Char 6 [Field ID] 2 [Field constant] SLF_CreateTime [Description]

Output: Date and time the record was created. This field is supplied by the system and stored in a compressed format.


Input: [Field name] Creation Date [Database schema name] STARTDATE [Format/ Length] Char 8 [Field ID] 35 [Field constant] SLF_SaleStartDate [Description]

Output: Date on which the sales forecast was created. The format is YYYYMMDD.


Input: [Field name] Details [Database schema name] NOTES [Format/ Length] Char 6 [Field ID] 36 [Field constant] SLF_Notes [Description]

Output: Description of the sale or sales opportunity. This 6-byte field is supplied by the system and contains a reference to a field in the Binary Large Object (BLOB) Database file that contains a maximum of 32,768 characters.


Input: [Field name] Edit Timestamp [Database schema name] ETIME [Format/ Length] Char 6 [Field ID] 3 [Field constant] SLF_EditTime [Description]

Output: Date and time the record was last modified. The initial value is the date and time the record was created. This field is supplied by the system and stored in a compressed format.


Input: [Field name] Forecasted close date [Database schema name] SDATE [Format/ Length] Char 8 [Field ID] 31 [Field constant] SLF_SaleDate [Description]

Output: Forecasted or actual close date for the sale. The format is YYYYMMDD.


Input: [Field name] Group [Database schema name] GROUPID [Format/ Length] Char 12 [Field ID] 26 [Field constant] SLF_GroupId [Description]

Output: The Unique ID of the group record with which the sales record is associated. This field is supplied by the system.


Input: [Field name] Main Competitor [Database schema name] COMPETID [Format/ Length] Char 12 [Field ID] 37 [Field constant] SLF_CompetitorsId [Description]

Output: The Unique ID of the main competitor for the sale. This field is supplied by the system and references a competitor stored in the List table.


Input: [Field name] Merge Timestamp [Database schema name] MTIME [Format/ Length] Char 6 [Field ID] 4 [Field constant] SLF_MergeTime [Description]

Output: Date and time the record was imported into ACT! or synchronized with another ACT! database. This field is supplied by the system and stored in a compressed format.


Input: [Field name] Price [Database schema name] SPRICE [Format/ Length] Num 19 [Field ID] 33 [Field constant] SLF_UnitPrice [Description]

Output: The price per unit, stored with 5 digits to the right of the decimal point.


Input: [Field name] Probability [Database schema name] PROBABIL [Format/ Length] Num 4 [Field ID] 30 [Field constant] SLF_Probability [Description]

Output: Probability of making the sale as a percentage from 0 to 100.


Input: [Field name] Product Id [Database schema name] PRODID [Format/ Length] Char 12 [Field ID] 28 [Field constant] SLF_ProductId [Description]

Output: The Unique ID for the name of the product. This field is supplied by the system.


Input: [Field name] ProductName [Database schema name] — [Format/ Length] Char 100 [Field ID] 200 [Field constant] SLVF_ProductName [Description]

Output: Name of the product for the sale. This field is retrieved from the List table and is read-only.


Input: [Field name] Reason [Database schema name] REASON [Format/ Length] Char 65 [Field ID] 38 [Field constant] SLF_Reason [Description]

Output: Reason that the sale was closed/won or lost.


Input: [Field name] Record Manager [Database schema name] USER [Format/ Length] Char 12 [Field ID] 6 [Field constant] SLF_UserId [Description]

Output: The Unique ID of the Record Manager for the sale. This field is supplied by the system.


Input: [Field name] Sales Stage [Database schema name] SALESSTAGE [Format/ Length] Char 40 [Field ID] 39 [Field constant] SLF_SalesStage [Description]

Output: Stage of the sale in the sales process (New Opportunity, Pre-Approach, and so on).


Input: [Field name] Status [Database schema name] SLSTATUS [Format/ Length] Num 1 [Field ID] 27 [Field constant] SLF_Status [Description]

Output: Status of the sale. Values are: 0 Sales opportunity 1 Closed/Won Sale 2 Lost Sale


Input: [Field name] Type [Database schema name] SLTYPE [Format/ Length] Char 12 [Field ID] 29 [Field constant] SLF_TypeId [Description]

Output: The Unique ID of the type for the sale. This field is supplied by the system and references a type stored in the List table.


Input: [Field name] TypeName [Database schema name] — [Format/ Length] Char 100 [Field ID] 201 [Field constant] SLVF_TypeName [Description]

Output: Name of the product type for the sale. This field is retrieved from the List table and is read-only.


Input: [Field name] Unique Id [Database schema name] UNIQUE_ID [Format/ Length] Char 12 [Field ID] 1 [Field constant] SLF_UniqueID [Description]

Output: Unique sales record identification number. This field is supplied by the system.


Input: [Field name] Units [Database schema name] SUNITS [Format/ Length] Num 14 [Field ID] 32 [Field constant] SLF_Units [Description]

Output: Number of units expected to sell or sold.


Input: [Algorithm] Bubble Sort [Stable ?] yes [Iterator] forward iterator [Notes]

Output: code shown here requires bidirectional iterator, just remove both instances of --last; (will be slower then)


Input: [Algorithm] Shell Sort [Stable ?] no [Iterator] bidirectional iterator [Notes]

Output: std::distance and std::advance benefit heavily from random access iterators


Input: [Algorithm] Heap Sort [Stable ?] no [Iterator] random-access iterator [Notes]

Output: my n-ary Heap Sort implementation works with bidirectional iterators, too


Input: [Algorithm] Merge Sort [Stable ?] yes [Iterator] random-access iterator [Notes]

Output: requires additional memory


Input: [Algorithm] Merge Sort (in-place) [Stable ?] yes [Iterator] forward iterator [Notes]

Output: no additional memory but slower than normal merge sort


Input: [Algorithm] Quick Sort [Stable ?] no [Iterator] bidirectional iterator [Notes]

Output: std::distance and std::advance benefit heavily from random access iterators


Input: [Field] external_id [Description] A special field that stores the WordPress post ID [Type]

Output: enum

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: [Field] title [Description] The post's title [Type]

Output: string

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: [Field] author [Description] The author's name. [Type]

Output: string

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: [Field] tags [Description] A list of the post's tags [Type]

Output: string

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: [Field] body [Description] The text of the post. [Type]

Output: text

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: [Field] excerpt [Description] The text of the post's excerpt [Type]

Output: text

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: [Field] category [Description] The category ID number. [Type]

Output: enum

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: [Field] url [Description] The URL for to the post. [Type]

Output: enum

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: [Field] image [Description] The URL for the first image associated with the post. [Type]

Output: enum

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: [Field] timestamp [Description] The publication date of the post. [Type]

Output: date

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: [Field] object_type [Description] The type of post (for example "post", "page", or the name of a custom post type). [Type]

Output: enum

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: [Field] updated_at [Description] The date when the post was last updated in Swiftype. [Type]

Output: date

Customizing Results with the Swiftype Search WordPress Plugin | Swiftype


Input: This creates a new horizontal column in your table. [Row]

Output: Column

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Input: If you do not want a border, use 0 for xx. If you do, put in a value in pixels. [Row]

Output: Border

An HTML Cheat Sheet That Never Fails - Usabilla Blog


Input: This represents the space between the cells [Row]

Output: Cellspacing

An HTML Cheat Sheet That Never Fails - Usabilla Blog


Input: This pads the space between the wall and the content. [Row]

Output: Cellpadding

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Input: This will align the content to the left, center, or right [Row]

Output: Align

An HTML Cheat Sheet That Never Fails - Usabilla Blog


Input: This changes the background color. [Row]

Output: bgcolor

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Input: Defines the width of the table. [Row]

Output: Width

An HTML Cheat Sheet That Never Fails - Usabilla Blog


Input: Defines the height of the table. [Row]

Output: Height

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Input: [Field Contents] text string up to 255 characters [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Field Contents] an integer [Type]

Output: Numeric


Input: [Field Contents] a floating point number [Type]

Output: Float


Input: [Field Contents] one of a list of text strings [Value Constraints] Enter the list of text strings separated by "|" (pipe character) in the Possible Values field. The Default value should match one of these strings as well. This will be displayed as a dropdown menu. [Type]

Output: Enumeration


Input: [Field Contents] an email address string up to 255 characters [Value Constraints] When displayed, the value will also be encapsulated in a mailto: reference. [Type]

Output: Email


Input: [Field Contents] zero or more of a list of text strings [Value Constraints] Enter the list of text strings separated by "|" (pipe character) in the Possible Values field. The Default value should match one of these strings as well. This will be displayed as a list of text strings with a checkbox beside them. [Type]

Output: Checkbox


Input: [Field Contents] one of a list of text strings [Value Constraints] Enter the list of text strings separated by "|" (pipe character) in the Possible Values field. The Default value should match one of these strings as well. This will be displayed as a multi-line dropdown menu. [Type]

Output: List


Input: [Field Contents] zero or more of a list of text strings [Value Constraints] Enter the list of text strings separated by "|" (pipe character) in the Possible Values field. The Default value should match one of these strings as well. This will be displayed as a multi-line dropdown menu. [Type]

Output: Multiselection List


Input: [Field Contents] text string defining a date [Value Constraints] This is displayed as a set of dropdown menus for day, month, and year. Defaults should be defined in yyyy-mm-dd format. [Type]

Output: Date


Input: [Name] start [Type] Unix Timestamp [Description]

Output: The beginning of the range. Defaults to one week ago.


Input: [Name] end [Type] Unix Timestamp [Description]

Output: The end of the range. Defaults to now.


Input: [Name] tag[TAG_NAME] [Type] string [Description]

Output: A tag name and value that you want to use to filter results. (e.g. You could pass a parameter called tag[userId] with value 123 to retrieve faxes for a user in your application that has ID 123.)


Input: [Name] number [Type] Phone Number [Description]

Output: A phone number in E.164 format that you want to use to filter results. The phone number must be an exact match, not a number fragment.


Input: [Name] api_key [Type] string [Description]

Output: Your api key


Input: [Name] api_secret [Type] string [Description]

Output: Your api secret


Input: [Option] Allow attractions to intersect scenery [What It Does]

Output: Allows a rollercoaster (or other ride) to go through scenery - not the other way round!

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Allow attractions and scenery to intersect terrain [What It Does]

Output: Allows rollercoasters and other rides, as well as scenery, to go through the ground

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Allow track to intersect itself [What It Does]

Output: Lets a track go through itself. Sometimes might let one tracked ride intersect a different one.

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Guests have no cameras [What It Does]

Output: Does exactly what is says on the tin.

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Advanced Physics [What It Does]

Output: No-one actually knows what this one does- if you think you've found out, e-mail me! (email address in readme)

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Guests have no camcordes [What It Does]

Output: Self explanatory

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Guests ride unrated rides [What It Does]

Output: Guests ride rides that haven't been tested

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Guests ignore nausea rating [What It Does]

Output: Guests will ride rides with ANY nausea rating at all- from 1.2 to 1200000!

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Guests ignore ride price [What It Does]

Output: Guests will pay any price for any ride without complaining

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Guests ignore ride intensity [What It Does]

Output: Guests will ride rides with ANY intensity rating at all- from 1.2 to 1200000!

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Guests have fixed health [What It Does]

Output: Guests' health will not be affected by rides, surroundings etc.

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Skip start banner sequence [What It Does]

Output: Skips the series of banners that appear when you start the game (Atari, Frontier etc.)

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Disable Weather [What It Does]

Output: Every scenario has sandbox style weather

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Allow testing of all tracked rides [What It Does]

Output: Allows testing in all conditions. You may not notice much difference.

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Track Edit Backwards Like RCT2 [What It Does]

Output: Uncertain. It might be that when you start editing track, the select starts facing backwards

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Rides Have High Reliablity [What It Does]

Output: This one gives rides high reliability, but when they do break down, you have to manually call mechanics from the control panel, the rides will no longer automatically call mechanics.

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Disable Automatic Peep Injection [What It Does]

Output: Stops peeps being generated - similar to the Ghost Town cheat.

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [Option] Debug Aids [What It Does]

Output: Activates debugging aids in the game.

The 'Options.txt' Cheats - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Wiki


Input: [feature] content type system [JCR / Jackrabbit] In JCR structured or unstructured nodes are supported and can be mixed at will in a content tree. [Midgard] Content types are defined in MgdSchema types. All content must be stored to an MgdSchema type, but types can be extended on content instance level using the "parameter" triplets [CouchDB]

Output: Type-free

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] type hierarchy [JCR / Jackrabbit] Structured node types support inheritence of types, additional cross-cutting aspects can be added with "mixins". Node types can define allowed node types for child nodes in the content hierarchy. [Midgard] MgdSchemas allow inheritance, and an extended type can be instantiated either using the extended type or the base type [CouchDB]

Output: Type-free

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] IDs [JCR / Jackrabbit] Nodes with mixin "referenceable" have GUID. In practice the node path is often used to reference nodes. [Midgard] Every object has a GUID used for referencing. Objects located in trees that have a "name" property can also be referred to using the path [CouchDB]

Output: All objects can be accessed via a UUID

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] References [JCR / Jackrabbit] Nodes can reference each other with hard link (special property type) or soft link (by referring to the node path) [Midgard] MgdSchema types can have properties linking to other objects of same or different type. A link of "parentfield" type places an MgdSchema type in a tree. [CouchDB]

Output: No reference support built-in

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] content hierarchy [JCR / Jackrabbit] All content is hierarchical / in a tree [Midgard] Content can exist in tree, or independently of it depending on the MgdSchema type definition [CouchDB]

Output: flat structure

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] interesting property types [JCR / Jackrabbit] Multi-valued (like an array), binary properties (e.g. for files), nodes have an implicit sort-order [Midgard] Binary properties stored using the Midgard Attachment system [CouchDB]

Output: Support for binary properties

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] events [JCR / Jackrabbit] JCR Observers can register for content changes on different paths and/or for different node types and/or CRUD, receive notification of changes as serialized node [Midgard] All transactions cause both process-internal GObject signals, and interprocess DBus signals [CouchDB]

Output: Support for one external event notification shell script

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] workspaces [JCR / Jackrabbit] Workspaces provide separate root trees. [Midgard] No workspaces support in Midgard 9.03, coming in next version [CouchDB]

Output: Multiple databases within one CouchDB instance

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] import and export [JCR / Jackrabbit] nodes or parts of the repository (or the whole repo) can be imported or exported in XML. 2 formats: docview for human-frindly representation, sysview including all technical aspects [Midgard] Objects can be exported and imported in XML format. There are tools supporting replication via HTTP, tarballs, XMPP, and the CouchDB replication protocol [CouchDB]

Output: JSON serialization is the standard way of accessing the repository. CouchDB replication protocol supports full synchronization between instances

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] versioning [JCR / Jackrabbit] Checkin/checkout model to create new versions of nodes, optionally versions complete sub-trees, supports branching of versions. [Midgard] No versioning [CouchDB]

Output: All versions of content are stored and accessible separately, no branching

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] object mapping [JCR / Jackrabbit] Not in standard, but implemented in Jackrabbit. Rarely used in practice. [Midgard] Object mapping is the standard way of accessing the repository [CouchDB]

Output: All content is accessed via JSON objects

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] queries [JCR / Jackrabbit] In JCR1 Sql or XPath, in JCR2 also QueryBuilder. [Midgard] Query Builder [CouchDB]

Output: Javascript map/reduce

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] access control [JCR / Jackrabbit] Done on repository level, i.e. all access control is independent of application. In Jackrabbit: pluggable authentication/authorization handlers. [Midgard] No access control in Midgard repository, usually implemented on application level. Midgard proves a user authentication API [CouchDB]

Output: No access control

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] persistence [JCR / Jackrabbit] In Jackrabbit different Persistence Managers can be plugged in (RDBMS, tar file, ...) [Midgard] libgda allows storage to different RDBMS like MySQL, SQLite and Postgres [CouchDB]

Output: CouchDB has its own storage

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] architecture [JCR / Jackrabbit] Jackrabbit: library (jar), JEE resource, OSGi bundle or standalone server [Midgard] Library [CouchDB]

Output: Erlang-based daemon

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] APIs [JCR / Jackrabbit] Standard: Java-based, PHP coming up. In Jackrabbit: also WebDAV and HTTP-based API [Midgard] C, Objective-C, PHP, Python [CouchDB]

Output: HTTP+JSON

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] full-text search [JCR / Jackrabbit] Included in repository. In Jackrabbit: Lucene bundled [Midgard] No (SOLR used on application level) [CouchDB]

Output: Plugin for using Lucene, not installed by default

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [feature] standard metadata [JCR / Jackrabbit] All nodes have access rights, jcr:primaryType and jcr:mixinTypes properties. JCR 2.0 standardizes a set of optional metadata properties. [Midgard] All objects have a set of standard metadata including creator, revisor, timestamps etc [CouchDB]

Output: No standard properties

What is a content repository - Henri Bergius


Input: [PROPAGATION TYPE] MANDATORY [there's a current transaction] use current transaction [no current transaction]

Output: throw exception

Propagation types and their behaviour


Input: [PROPAGATION TYPE] NEVER [there's a current transaction] throw exception [no current transaction]

Output: don't create a transaction, run method outside any transaction

Propagation types and their behaviour


Input: [PROPAGATION TYPE] NOT_SUPPORTED [there's a current transaction] suspend current transaction, run method outside any transaction [no current transaction]

Output: don't create a transaction, run method outside any transaction

Propagation types and their behaviour


Input: [PROPAGATION TYPE] SUPPORTS [there's a current transaction] use current transaction [no current transaction]

Output: don't create a transaction, run method outside any transaction

Propagation types and their behaviour


Input: [PROPAGATION TYPE] REQUIRED (default) [there's a current transaction] use current transaction [no current transaction]

Output: create a new transaction

Propagation types and their behaviour


Input: [PROPAGATION TYPE] REQUIRES_NEW [there's a current transaction] suspend current transaction, create a new independent transaction [no current transaction]

Output: create a new transaction

Propagation types and their behaviour


Input: [PROPAGATION TYPE] NESTED [there's a current transaction] create a new nested transaction [no current transaction]

Output: create a new transaction

Propagation types and their behaviour


Input: [Parameter] schedule_id [Value]

Output: The number of the schedule you want to download. You can obtain this number by looking at the Configure Overview page, it is the last number on the URL. If omitted shows all schedules, you need to add an “account” parameter in that case (see below).

Input Values


Input: [Parameter] user [Value]

Output: Either the user’s name or the user’s ID or zero to get the bookings for the administrator.

Input Values


Input: [Parameter] from [Value]

Output: (Optional) If present only return bookings after this time. Should be in the format “YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS” in local time

Input Values


Input: [Parameter] password [Value]

Output: The administrator password for the account the schedule belongs too. You can also omit this field and use the checksum or basic HTTP authentication instead.

Input Values


Input: [Parameter] checksum [Value]

Output: An MD5 hash containing the account name, password and user name. Ignored if you send the account password.

Input Values


Input: [Parameter] slot [Value]

Output: When you add the parameter “slot=true” then additional information about the relevant slots will be included with the bookings (capacity type only)

Input Values


Input: [Specifier] object [Section] 14.2.1 [Summary]

Output: object associated with a view


Input: [Specifier] table [Section] 14.2.2 [Summary]

Output: table associated with a view


Input: [Specifier] query [Section] 14.2.3 [Summary]

Output: view query condition


Input: [Specifier] pointer [Section] 14.2.4 [Summary]

Output: pointer type for a view


Input: [Specifier] callback [Section] 14.2.5 [Summary]

Output: database operations callback


Input: [Specifier] definition [Section] 14.2.6 [Summary]

Output: definition location for a view


Input: [Specifier] transient [Section] 14.2.7 [Summary]

Output: all non-virtual data members in a view are transient


Input: [Defining Forms] defun [Metadata Attribute]

Output: org_lisp_defuns


Input: [Defining Forms] defmacro [Metadata Attribute]

Output: org_lisp_defmacros


Input: [Defining Forms] defclass [Metadata Attribute]

Output: org_lisp_defclasses


Input: [Defining Forms] defgeneric [Metadata Attribute]

Output: org_lisp_defgeneric


Input: [Defining Forms] defmethod [Metadata Attribute]

Output: org_lisp_defmethod


Input: [Defining Forms] defstruct [Metadata Attribute]

Output: org_lisp_defstructs


Input: [Defining Forms] defvar, defparameter, defconstant [Metadata Attribute]

Output: org_lisp_defvars


Input: [Defining Forms] Anything defined with a “(def...” form. [Metadata Attribute]

Output: org_lisp_definitions


Input: [Description] References the option object which was provided when the qtip() method was first called. [Name]

Output: options

qTip - The jQuery tooltip plugin - Documentation


Input: [Description] Object containing sub-options below [Name]

Output: elements: {

qTip - The jQuery tooltip plugin - Documentation


Input: [Description] A jQuery DOM object referencing the target element of the tooltip. [Name]

Output: target

qTip - The jQuery tooltip plugin - Documentation


Input: [Description] A jQuery DOM object referencing the tooltip element. [Name]

Output: tooltip

qTip - The jQuery tooltip plugin - Documentation


Input: [Description] A jQuery DOM object referencing the tip element of the tooltip. [Name]

Output: tip

qTip - The jQuery tooltip plugin - Documentation


Input: [Description] A jQuery DOM object referencing the wrapper element of the tooltip. This encapsulates all elements except the tip. [Name]

Output: wrapper

qTip - The jQuery tooltip plugin - Documentation


Input: [Description] A jQuery DOM object referencing the content wrapper element of the tooltip. This encapsulates both the content and title elements. [Name]

Output: contentWrapper

qTip - The jQuery tooltip plugin - Documentation


Input: [Description] A jQuery DOM object referencing the title element of the tooltip. As of beta4 this is placed outside the content element. [Name]

Output: title

qTip - The jQuery tooltip plugin - Documentation


Input: [Description] A jQuery DOM object referencing the button element of the tooltip. This element is only available when the title is displayed and buttons are enabled. [Name]

Output: button

qTip - The jQuery tooltip plugin - Documentation


Input: [Description] A jQuery DOM object referencing the content element of the tooltip. [Name]

Output: content

qTip - The jQuery tooltip plugin - Documentation


Input: [seg1] OK [seg2] OK [seg3] OK [action] none [Protected Score]

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] OK [seg2] OK [seg3] F [action] mandatory reride only if distance is best distance in skiers turn [Protected Score]

Output: No

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] OK [seg2] OK [seg3] S [action] optional reride (protected score) [Protected Score]

Output: Yes

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] OK [seg2] S [seg3] OK [action] optional reride (protected score) [Protected Score]

Output: Yes

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] OK [seg2] S [seg3] F [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes if OR No if MR

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] OK [seg2] S [seg3] S [action] optional reride (protected score) [Protected Score]

Output: Yes

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] OK [seg2] F [seg3] OK [action] mandatory reride only if distance is best distance in skiers turn [Protected Score]

Output: No

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] OK [seg2] F [seg3] S [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes if OR No if MR

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] OK [seg2] F [seg3] F [action] mandatory reride only if distance is best distance in skiers turn [Protected Score]

Output: No

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] S [seg2] OK [seg3] OK [action] optional reride (protected score) [Protected Score]

Output: Yes

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] S [seg2] OK [seg3] F [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes if OR No if MR

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] S [seg2] OK [seg3] S [action] optional reride (protected score) [Protected Score]

Output: Yes

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] S [seg2] S [seg3] OK [action] optional reride (protected score) [Protected Score]

Output: Yes

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] S [seg2] S [seg3] F [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] S [seg2] S [seg3] S [action] optional reride (protected score) [Protected Score]

Output: Yes

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] S [seg2] F [seg3] OK [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes if OR No if MR

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] S [seg2] F [seg3] S [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes if OR No if MR

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] S [seg2] F [seg3] F [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes if OR No if MR

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] F [seg2] OK [seg3] OK [action] mandatory reride only if distance is best distance in skiers turn [Protected Score]

Output: No

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] F [seg2] OK [seg3] F [action] mandatory reride only if distance is best distance in skiers turn [Protected Score]

Output: No

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] F [seg2] OK [seg3] S [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes if OR No if MR

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] F [seg2] S [seg3] OK [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes if OR No if MR

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] F [seg2] S [seg3] F [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes if OR No if MR

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] F [seg2] S [seg3] S [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes if OR No if MR

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] F [seg2] F [seg3] OK [action] mandatory reride only if distance is best distance in skiers turn [Protected Score]

Output: No

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] F [seg2] F [seg3] S [action] mandatory reride if best distance, otherwise optional with protected score [Protected Score]

Output: Yes if OR No if MR

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [seg1] F [seg2] F [seg3] F [action] mandatory reride only if distance is best distance in skiers turn [Protected Score]

Output: No

International Water Ski Federation Tournament Council


Input: [Command] Ctrl-a c [What it does]

Output: Create a new terminal inside screen

Table 1: Some common screen commands (read "man screen" for more information):


Input: [Command] Ctrl-a w [What it does]

Output: List the terminals inside this screen


Input: [Command] Ctrl-a " [What it does]

Output: List the terminals inside this screen as a menu


Input: [Command] Ctrl-a K [What it does]

Output: Close the current terminal


Input: [Command] Ctrl-a n [What it does]

Output: Go to the next terminal


Input: [Command] Ctrl-a A [What it does]

Output: Name the current terminal


Input: [Command] Ctrl-a h [What it does]

Output: Write terminal contents to file ("screendump")


Input: [Command] Ctrl-a H [What it does]

Output: Start/stop logging of terminal to file


Input: [Description] Title of the issue [Value]

Output: title


Input: [Description] Volume of the issue [Value]

Output: volume


Input: [Description] ID of the issue [Value]

Output: ID


Input: [Description] URL of the issue [Value]

Output: url


Input: [Description] URL of issue's cover page thumbnail [Value]

Output: cover


Input: [Description] Number of pages [Value]

Output: pages


Input: [Description] Coma-separated list of tags(keywords) of the issue. Present only if "include_tags" flag is posted [Value]

Output: tags


Input: [Stage] Step 1 [Where you should be] Anywhere on the site [Action Required]

Output: Ensure you are logged in and have accessed the System Builder.

Horse Racing Systems : Understanding Systems in Horse Racing


Input: [Stage] Step 2 [Where you should be] System Builder - QUICKSET. [Action Required]

Output: Choose the categories we know the criteria for by placing ticks in the boxes to the left hand side. We know the Favourites criteria so choose this option and then press Go.

Horse Racing Systems : Understanding Systems in Horse Racing


Input: [Stage] Step 3 [Where you should be] System Builder - QUICKSET - Fill Values. [Action Required]

Output: Tick Favourites, Co-Favourites and Joint-Favourites then press Go.

Horse Racing Systems : Understanding Systems in Horse Racing


Input: [Stage] Step 4 [Where you should be] System Builder - Select Action. [Action Required]

Output: After ensuring the criteria is definitely correct in the right hand Existing System Criteria panel, we now want to perform the breakdown. Click the circle to the left of the fullset option and then press Go

Horse Racing Systems : Understanding Systems in Horse Racing


Input: [Stage] Step 5 [Where you should be] System Builder - Fullset. [Action Required]

Output: Choose to breakdown by Jockey by ticking the box next to this option and then pressing Go.

Horse Racing Systems : Understanding Systems in Horse Racing


Input: [Stage] Step 6 [Where you should be] Jockey - Fullset. [Action Required]

Output: We are displayed a breakdown by jockey showing favourite statistics, which can be ordered as deemed appropriate.

Horse Racing Systems : Understanding Systems in Horse Racing


Input: [0] Menu [2] Description [1]

Output: Command

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [0] File [2] Clears the text [1]

Output: New

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Loads a new text file from disk [1]

Output: Open

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Saves the text to its file on disk [1]

Output: Save

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Saves the text with a new filename on disk [1]

Output: Save As

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Prints the text [1]

Output: Print

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Terminates the application [1]

Output: Exit

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [0] Edit [2] Undoes/redoes the last edit operation [1]

Output: Undo/Redo

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Copies selected text to the Clipboard [1]

Output: Copy

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Cuts the selected text [1]

Output: Cut

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Pastes the Clipboard's contents to the editor [1]

Output: Paste

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Selects all text in the control [1]

Output: Select All

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Displays a dialog box with Find and Replace options [1]

Output: Find & Replace

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [0] Process [2] Converts selected text to uppercase [1]

Output: Convert To Upper

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Converts selected text to lowercase [1]

Output: Convert To Lower

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Numbers the text lines [1]

Output: Number Lines

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [0] Format [2] Sets the text's font, size, and attributes [1]

Output: Font

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Sets the control's background color [1]

Output: Page Color

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Sets the color of the text [1]

Output: Text Color

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [2] Toggle menu item that turns text wrapping on and off [1]

Output: WordWrap

VB.NET The TextEditor Project - The TextBox Control in Visual basic 2008


Input: [Key] id [Description]

Output: A random and unique ID used internally by Transloadit to track the file.


Input: [Key] name [Description]

Output: The name of the file. Transloadit will change the extension used for this field if the file undergoes processing into a different format.


Input: [Key] basename [Description]

Output: The name of the file without the extension.


Input: [Key] ext [Description]

Output: The extension of the file.


Input: [Key] size [Description]

Output: The size of the file, in bytes.


Input: [Key] mime [Description]

Output: The determined MIME type for this file.


Input: [Key] type [Description]

Output: An abstract type describing the file, which can currently be "image", "video", or null.


Input: [Key] field [Description]

Output: The name of the form field used to submit this file.


Input: [Key] url [Description]

Output: The URL at which this file can be accessed. This is either a URL in your S3 bucket, or a temporary URL on our servers. Since temporary URLs expire after a few hours, you should make sure to move your files elsewhere unless you are using a storage robot.


Input: [Key] original_id [Description]

Output: The unique ID of the original upload file from which this file was generated. This is useful to determine which file of a multi-file upload was used to generate a given file, after several Steps of processing.


Input: [Key] meta [Description]

Output: Additional metadata extracted from the file, as shown below.


Input: [parameter] project [description]

Output: Project in which your package is located

Publishing upstream binaries | Open Build Service


Input: [parameter] package [description]

Output: Name of your package as it is specified in OBS

Publishing upstream binaries | Open Build Service


Input: [parameter] bcolor [description]

Output: Background color in hexa (for example bcolor=004) to make the download page better match your project page

Publishing upstream binaries | Open Build Service


Input: [parameter] fcolor [description]

Output: Text color in hexa (for example fcolor=fff) to make the download page better match your project page

Publishing upstream binaries | Open Build Service


Input: [parameter] acolor [description]

Output: Link color in hexa (for example acolor=ff0) to make the download page better match your project page

Publishing upstream binaries | Open Build Service


Input: [parameter] hcolor [description]

Output: Highlight color in hexa (for example hcolor=0ff) to make the download page better match your project page

Publishing upstream binaries | Open Build Service


Input: [Search Type] basic [Region Description] All act content, including stage directions and speect text. [Regions]

Output: acts

University of Tennessee Libraries Text Collection Help: Glossary of search regions


Input: [Search Type] basic [Region Description] The first line of any poem. [Regions]

Output: first line

University of Tennessee Libraries Text Collection Help: Glossary of search regions


Input: [Search Type] basic [Region Description] All work content and all titles. This region is the cumulation of all other regions. [Regions]

Output: full text

University of Tennessee Libraries Text Collection Help: Glossary of search regions


Input: [Search Type] basic [Region Description] All content within a single page. [Regions]

Output: page

University of Tennessee Libraries Text Collection Help: Glossary of search regions


Input: [Search Type] basic [Region Description] All content within a single poem. [Regions]

Output: poems

University of Tennessee Libraries Text Collection Help: Glossary of search regions


Input: [Search Type] basic [Region Description] All scene stage directions and speech text. [Regions]

Output: scenes

University of Tennessee Libraries Text Collection Help: Glossary of search regions


Input: [Search Type] basic [Region Description] Any work title and all section and subsection titles [Regions]

Output: section and work titles

University of Tennessee Libraries Text Collection Help: Glossary of search regions


Input: [Search Type] basic [Region Description] All speech content. [Regions]

Output: speeches

University of Tennessee Libraries Text Collection Help: Glossary of search regions


Input: [Search Type] basic [Region Description] All page content in the entire work. [Regions]

Output: work

University of Tennessee Libraries Text Collection Help: Glossary of search regions


Input: [Search Type] bibliographic [Region Description] The author of a work. [Regions]

Output: author

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Input: [Search Type] bibliographic [Region Description] All bibliographic information about the work, including work title, author, and original source publication information. [Regions]

Output: bibliographic

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Input: [Search Type] bibliographic [Region Description] All bibliographic informationabout the work, including work title, author, and original source publication information. [Regions]

Output: bibliographic

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Input: [Search Type] bibliographic [Region Description] All bibliographic informationabout the work. [Regions]

Output: bibliographic

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Input: [Search Type] bibliographic [Region Description] The main title of a work. [Regions]

Output: title

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Input: [Search Type] boolean/proximity [Region Description] All act content, including stage directions and speect text. [Regions]

Output: acts

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Input: [Search Type] boolean/proximity [Region Description] All content contained within any single chapter [Regions]

Output: chapters

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Input: [Search Type] boolean/proximity [Region Description] All content within any single line [Regions]

Output: lines

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Input: [Search Type] boolean/proximity [Region Description] All content within a single page. [Regions]

Output: pages

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Input: [Search Type] boolean/proximity [Region Description] All content within any single paragraph. [Regions]

Output: paragraphs

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Input: [Search Type] boolean/proximity [Region Description] All content within any single play. [Regions]

Output: plays

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Input: [Search Type] boolean/proximity [Region Description] All content within a single poem. [Regions]

Output: poems

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Input: [Search Type] boolean/proximity [Region Description] All scene stage directions and speech text. [Regions]

Output: scenes

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Input: [Search Type] boolean/proximity [Region Description] All speech content. [Regions]

Output: speeches

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Input: [Search Type] boolean/proximity [Region Description] This region is the cumulation of all other regions. [Regions]

Output: volumes

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Input: [Search Type] boolean/proximity [Region Description] All work content and all titles. This region is the cumulation of all other regions. [Regions]

Output: works

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Input: [Search Type] word index [Region Description] The author of a work [Regions]

Output: author

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Input: [Search Type] word index [Region Description] All work content. [Regions]

Output: full text

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Input: [Search Type] word index [Region Description] The main title of a work [Regions]

Output: title

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Input: [Attribute] title [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: article title


Input: [Attribute] link [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: article link


Input: [Attribute] author [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: article author


Input: [Attribute] content [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: article body


Input: [Attribute] date [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: publication date of the article


Input: [Attribute] guid [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: a unique identifier of the article


Input: [Attribute] unread [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: indicates whether the article has been read


Input: [Attribute] enclosure_url [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: the URL of a possible enclosure (e.g. podcast file)


Input: [Attribute] enclosure_type [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: the MIME type of the enclosure URL


Input: [Attribute] flags [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: The set of flags of the article


Input: [Attribute] age [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: Age of an article (in days)


Input: [Attribute] articleindex [Context] article [Meaning]

Output: Index of an article in an article list


Input: [Attribute] feedtitle [Context] feed, article [Meaning]

Output: title of the feed


Input: [Attribute] description [Context] feed, article [Meaning]

Output: feed description


Input: [Attribute] feedlink [Context] feed, article [Meaning]

Output: link to the feed


Input: [Attribute] feeddate [Context] feed, article [Meaning]

Output: publication date of the feed


Input: [Attribute] rssurl [Context] feed, article [Meaning]

Output: RSS URL of the feed


Input: [Attribute] unread_count [Context] feed, article [Meaning]

Output: number of unread articles in the feed


Input: [Attribute] total_count [Context] feed, article [Meaning]

Output: total number of articles in the feed


Input: [Attribute] tags [Context] feed, article [Meaning]

Output: all tags that are associated with the feed


Input: [Attribute] feedindex [Context] feed, article [Meaning]

Output: Index of a feed in the feed list


Input: [Access key] Alt-n [Mnemonic] Next [Action]

Output: Later message by thread


Input: [Access key] Alt-p [Mnemonic] Previous [Action]

Output: Earlier message by thread


Input: [Access key] Alt-f [Mnemonic] Forward [Action]

Output: Later message by date


Input: [Access key] Alt-b [Mnemonic] Back [Action]

Output: Earlier message by date


Input: [Access key] Alt-i [Mnemonic] Index [Action]

Output: Chronological index


Input: [Access key] Alt-c [Mnemonic] Contents [Action]

Output: Thread index


Input: [How?] Icons can be defined by providing PNG icon (32x32 pixels) with the same name as the transformer class, in the JAR file. In my case the transformer class was GroovySimpleTransformer.java, so I made an icon available at GroovySimpleTransformer.png. [What?]

Output: My transformer had only a default icon


Input: [How?] Since the API is designed for Convention-over-Configuration, putting a plain String property as the groovy code was maybe a bit naive. There are two strategies to pursue if you have properties which need special rendering on the UI: Provide more metadata about the property (Quite easy), or build your own renderer for it (most flexible, but also more complex). In this case I was able to simply provide more metadata, using the @StringProperty annotation: @Configured @StringProperty(multiline = true, mimeType = "text/groovy") String code The default DataCleaner string property widget will then provide a multi-line text field with syntax coloring for the specific mime-type: [What?]

Output: The 'Code' text field was a single line field and did not look like a code editing field.


Input: [How?] This point is actually quite important, also to avoid race-conditions in concurrent code and other nasty scenarios. Additionally it will help DataCleaner validation the configuration before actually kicking off a the batch job. The trick is to add a method with the @Initialize annotation. If you have multiple items you need to initialize, you can even add more. In our case, it was quite simple: @Initialize public void init() { _groovyObject = compileCode(); } [What?]

Output: The compilation of the Groovy class was done when the first record hits the transformer, but ideally we would want to do it before the batch even begins.


Input: [How?] This was fixed by applying the following annotation on the class, moving it into the Scripting category: @Categorized(ScriptingCategory.class) [What?]

Output: The transformer was placed in the root of the Transformation menu.


Input: [How?] The description was added in a similar fashion, with a class-level annotation: @Description("Perform a data transformation with the use of the Groovy language.") [What?]

Output: The transformer had no description text while hovering over it.


Input: [How?] Similarly to the @Initialize annotation, I can also create one or more descruction methods, annotated with @Close. In the case of the Groovy transformer, there are some classloader-related items that can be cleared after execution this way. [What?]

Output: After execution it would be good to clean up resources used by Groovy.


Input: [How?] DataCleaner does support transformers that yield multiple (or even zero) output records. To archieve this, you can inject an OutputRowCollector instance into the Transformer: public class MyTransformer implements Transformer<...> { @Inject @Provided OutputRowCollector collector; public void transform(InputRow row) { // output two records, each with two new values collector.putValues("foo", "bar"); collector.putValues("hello", "world"); } } Side-note - Users of Hadoop might recognize the OutputRowCollector as similar to mappers in Map-Reduce. Transformers, like mappers, are in deed quite capable of executing in parallel. [What?]

Output: In a more advanced edition of the same transformer, I wanted to support multiple output records.


Input: [Option name] pretty [Default] false [Description]

Output: Pretty print the javascript output


Input: [Option name] debuginfo [Default] false [Description]

Output: Output debug information (location)


Input: [Option name] deadcode [Default] true [Description]

Output: Deadcode elimination


Input: [Option name] inline [Default] true [Description]

Output: Code inlining


Input: [Option name] shortvar [Default] true [Description]

Output: Shorten variable names


Input: [Option name] staticeval [Default] true [Description]

Output: Static evaluation of constants


Input: [Option name] share [Default] true [Description]

Output: Share string and number constants


Input: [Option name] strict [Default] true [Description]

Output: Enable strict mode


Input: [Option name] debugger [Default] true [Description]

Output: Keep debugger statements. Stripped otherwise


Input: [Option name] genprim [Default] true [Description]

Output: Generate dummy primitives when missing


Input: [Option name] excwrap [Default] true [Description]

Output: Wrap js exception into ocaml ones


Input: [Option name] optcall [Default] true [Description]

Output: Javascript optimizations


Input: [BEHAVIOR] “Fire” for object in a different schema [SQL Profile] YES [SPM Baseline]

Output: YES

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Input: [BEHAVIOR] “Fire” for object with a different DATA [SQL Profile] YES [SPM Baseline]

Output: YES

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Input: [BEHAVIOR] “Fire” for object with a different STRUCTURE [SQL Profile] YES [SPM Baseline]

Output: YES

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Input: [BEHAVIOR] “Fire” when indexes are different [SQL Profile] YES [SPM Baseline]

Output: MAYBE, will “fire” if the same execution plan is still produced

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Input: [BEHAVIOR] “Fire” when indexes are missing [SQL Profile] YES [SPM Baseline]

Output: NO

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Input: [BEHAVIOR] “Fire” when TABLE is replaced by VIEW [SQL Profile] YES [SPM Baseline]

Output: NO

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Input: [BEHAVIOR] “Fire” when TABLE is replaced by MVIEW [SQL Profile] YES [SPM Baseline]

Output: NO

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Input: [UIReturnKeyType] UIReturnKeyDefault [German text] Return [English text]

Output: Return


Input: [UIReturnKeyType] UIReturnKeyGo [German text] Öffnen [English text]

Output: Go