Input: [Parameter] classifier [Description] specifies which classifier to use. Sentiment Analysis API offers two standard classifiers, "default" and "subjective". The "default" classifier provides a two-class classification ("positive"/"negative"), while the "subjective" classifier provides the "neutral" class as well (experimental functionality). In addition, it is possible to use custom classifiers, tailored to your purposes - contact us for more information. If this value is not provided, "default" classifier is used. [Obligatory]

Output: No

Sentiment Analysis API Documentation — Ai Applied


Input: [Parameter] data [Description] a list of JSON-dictionary formatted messages, or a link to a data source API returning such formatted messages (see API nesting documentation) [Obligatory]

Output: Yes

Sentiment Analysis API Documentation — Ai Applied


Input: [Property] bubbles [Value]

Output: false


Input: [Property] cancelable [Value]

Output: false


Input: [Property] currentTarget [Value]

Output: The Object that defines the event listener that handles the event. For example, if you use myButton.addEventListener() to register an event listener, myButton is the value of the currentTarget.


Input: [Property] delta [Value]

Output: Contains the change in scroll position, expressed in pixels. A positive value indicates the scroll was down or to the right. A negative value indicates the scroll was up or to the left.


Input: [Property] direction [Value]

Output: Contains the scroll direction, either ScrollEventDirection.HORIZONTAL or ScrollEventDirection.VERTICAL.


Input: [Property] position [Value]

Output: Contains the new scroll position.


Input: [Property] target [Value]

Output: The Object that dispatched the event; it is not always the Object listening for the event. Use the currentTarget property to always access the Object listening for the event.


Input: [Syntax] PascalCasing [Conditions]

Output: Namespaces Class names Method names* Properties and public fields


Input: [Syntax] IInterfaceName [Conditions]

Output: All interfaces


Input: [Syntax] TGenericType [Conditions]

Output: All generic types All template types


Input: [Syntax] _camelCasing [Conditions]

Output: Private class-scoped fields


Input: [Syntax] __camelCasing [Conditions]

Output: Private class-scoped static fields


Input: [Syntax] camelCasing [Conditions]

Output: Method arguments Method-body-scoped variables Method names*


Input: [PowerShell here-strings] Must contain line breaks [C# verbatim strings]

Output: May contain line breaks


Input: [PowerShell here-strings] Single and double quote varieties [C# verbatim strings]

Output: Only double quote variety


Input: [PowerShell here-strings] Begins with @” (or @’) plus a line break [C# verbatim strings]

Output: Begins with @”


Input: [PowerShell here-strings] Ends with a line break followed by “@ (or ‘@) [C# verbatim strings]

Output: Ends with “


Input: [PowerShell here-strings] May contain quotes [C# verbatim strings]

Output: Cannot contain un-escaped double quotes


Input: [PowerShell here-strings] @’ turns off PowerShell escape sequences but @” does not [C# verbatim strings]

Output: Turns off C# escape sequences


Input: [Parameter] sportId [Type] Int [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] leagueId [Type] Int [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] eventId [Type] Int [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] legBetType [Type] LEG_BET_TYPE [Description] Can be SPREAD, MONEYLINE or TOTAL_POINTS [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] legBetStatus [Type] LEG_BET_STATUS [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] handicap [Type] Decimal [Description] Handicap that the bet was placed on [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] price [Type] Decimal [Description] Price that the bet was placed on [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] teamName [Type] String [Description] Team name. If the bet was placed on moneyline draw side, the value will be Draw [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] side [Type] SIDE_TYPE [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] pitcher1 [Type] String [Description] Team1 pitcher name. Baseball only [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] pitcher2 [Type] String [Description] Team2 pitcher name. Baseball only [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] pitcher1MustStart [Type] BOOALEAN [Description] Whether the team1 pitcher must start in order for bet to take action. Baseball only [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] pitcher2MustStart [Type] BOOALEAN [Description] Whether the team2 pitcher must start in order for bet to take action. Baseball only [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] team1 [Type] String [Description] Team 1 name [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] team2 [Type] String [Description] Team 2 name [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] isLive [Type] BOOALEAN [Description] Whether the bet is on live event [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] periodNumber [Type] Int [Description] Period number that the bet was placed on [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] team1Score [Type] Decimal [Description] Team 1 score that the bet was placed on [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] team2Score [Type] Decimal [Description] Team 2 score that the bet was placed on [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] ftTeam1Score [Type] Decimal [Description] Full time team 1 score [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] ftTeam2Score [Type] Decimal [Description] Full time team 2 score [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] pTeam1Score [Type] Decimal [Description] End of period team 1 score. If the bet was placed on Game period (periodNumber =0) , this will be null [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Parameter] pTeam2Score [Type] Decimal [Description] End of period team 2 score. If the bet was placed on Game period (periodNumber =0) , this will be null [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Option] visible [Type] integer [Default value] 3 [Description]

Output: Number of visible elements. This number is the minimum number of elements you have to add.

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Option] step [Type] integer [Default value] 3 [Description]

Output: Number of elements to scroll by

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Option] width [Type] integer [Default value] 100 [Description]

Output: Width of carousel's elements

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Option] height [Type] integer [Default value] 100 [Description]

Output: Height of carousel's elements

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Option] speed [Type] integer [Default value] 1000 [Description]

Output: Speed in milliseconds of scrolling animation

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Option] margin [Type] integer [Default value] 0 [Description]

Output: Margin between elements

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Option] orientation [Type] string ["horizontal" | "vertical"] [Default value] "horizontal" [Description]

Output: Orientation of carousel

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Option] auto [Type] object {enabled: boolean, direction: string ["next" | "prev"], interval: integer [Default value] {enabled: false, direction: "next", interval: 5000} [Description]

Output: Enables or disables automatic scrolling.

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Option] startAtPage [Type] integer [Default value] 0 [Description]

Output: Which page load first

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Option] navigation [Type] object {next: string, prev: string} [Default value] {next: "#ui-carousel-next", prev: "#ui-carousel-prev"} [Description]

Output: Attach click handler to a given class ".class" or an id "#id"

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Option] start [Type] event [Default value] — [Description]

Output: Triggered when carousel is ready to use

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Option] pageLoaded [Type] event [Default value] — [Description]

Output: Triggered when page is loaded (scrolled into view)

rcarousel – continuous jQuery UI carousel


Input: [Description] Select one character left [Mac Shortcut] Shift + Left Arrow [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift + Left Arrow

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Description] Select one character right [Mac Shortcut] Shift + Right Arrow [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift + Right Arrow

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Description] Select an entire line up [Mac Shortcut] Shift + Up Arrow [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift + Up Arrow

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Description] Select an entire line down [Mac Shortcut] Shift + Down Arrow [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift + Down Arrow

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Description] Select one word left [Mac Shortcut] Shift + Cmd + Left Arrow [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift + Ctrl + Left Arrow

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Description] Select one word right [Mac Shortcut] Shift + Cmd + Right Arrow [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift + Ctrl + Right Arrow

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Description] Select one paragraph up [Mac Shortcut] Shift + Cmd + Up Arrow [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift + Ctrl + Up Arrow

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Description] Select one paragraph down [Mac Shortcut] Shift + Cmd + Down Arrow [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift + Ctrl + Down Arrow

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Description] Select to beginning of story [Mac Shortcut] Shift + Cmd + Home [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift + Ctrl + Home

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Description] Select to beginning of story (min keyboard) [Mac Shortcut] fn + Shift + Cmd + Left Arrow [Windows Shortcut]

Output: fn + Shift + Ctrl + Left Arrow

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Description] Select to end of story [Mac Shortcut] Shift + Cmd + End [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift + Ctrl + End

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Description] Select to end of story (min keyboard) [Mac Shortcut] fn + Shift + Cmd + Right Arrow [Windows Shortcut]

Output: fn + Shift + Ctrl + Right Arrow

InCopySecrets | Fans of the InCopy/InDesign workflow, unite!


Input: [Name] relationType [Occurrence] 1 [Description]

Output: An indication of the type of the relation, chosen from the controlled vocabulary described below.

Zthes - The Zthes abstract model for thesaurus representation, version 1.0


Input: [Name] sourceDb [Occurrence] [0,1] [Description]

Output: If specified, details identifying a service that provides the target database in which the related term is found; otherwise, the related term is in the same database as the current one.

Zthes - The Zthes abstract model for thesaurus representation, version 1.0


Input: [Name] termId [Occurrence] 1 [Description]

Output: The unique identifier of the related term within its database.

Zthes - The Zthes abstract model for thesaurus representation, version 1.0


Input: [Name] termName [Occurrence] 1 [Description]

Output: The name of the related term.

Zthes - The Zthes abstract model for thesaurus representation, version 1.0


Input: [Name] termQualifier [Occurrence] [0,1] [Description]

Output: The qualifier of the related term.

Zthes - The Zthes abstract model for thesaurus representation, version 1.0


Input: [Name] termType [Occurrence] [0,1] [Description]

Output: The type of the related term.

Zthes - The Zthes abstract model for thesaurus representation, version 1.0


Input: [Name] termLanguage [Occurrence] [0,1] [Description]

Output: The language of the related term.

Zthes - The Zthes abstract model for thesaurus representation, version 1.0


Input: [key] Fn+F2 [Status] Working [Action]

Output: Lock screen

InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/T400s/squeeze - Debian Wiki


Input: [key] Fn+F3 [Status] Working [Action]

Output: Battery Status

InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/T400s/squeeze - Debian Wiki


Input: [key] Fn+F4 [Status] Working [Action]

Output: Suspend

InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/T400s/squeeze - Debian Wiki


Input: [key] Fn+F5 [Status] Not Tested [Action]

Output: Wireless

InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/T400s/squeeze - Debian Wiki


Input: [key] Fn+F7 [Status] Working [Comments] Both VGA and ?DisplayPort, either single-head or dual-head [Action]

Output: Switch screen

InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/T400s/squeeze - Debian Wiki


Input: [key] Fn+F8 [Status] Not tested [Action]

Output: Switch Mouse

InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/T400s/squeeze - Debian Wiki


Input: [key] Fn+F12 [Status] Seems Working [Comments] Switches to text-mode, shows some errors about iwalgn, but continues with hibernation. rebooting is OK. [Action]

Output: Hibrernation

InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/T400s/squeeze - Debian Wiki


Input: [key] Fn+Up/Dn.. [Status] Working [Action]

Output: Media Play/Pause..

InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/T400s/squeeze - Debian Wiki


Input: [key] Fn+Home/End [Status] Working [Action]

Output: Brightness control

InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/T400s/squeeze - Debian Wiki


Input: [key] Fn+?PgUp [Status] Working [Action]

Output: ?ThinkLight

InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/T400s/squeeze - Debian Wiki


Input: [key] Fn+?ScrLk [Status] Working [Action]

Output: ?NumLock

InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/T400s/squeeze - Debian Wiki


Input: [Menu option] Release All [Description]

Output: release all tabbed programs back to the window manager as standalone windows.


Input: [Menu option] Release All (Iconify) [Description]

Output: release all tabbed programs back to the window manager as iconised standalone windows.


Input: [Menu option] Add [Description]

Output: add the next mouse-clicked window to the tab-manager.


Input: [Menu option] Add Next [Description]

Output: add the next window that is created to the tab-manager.


Input: [Menu option] Multi Add [Description]

Output: keep adding mouse-clicked windows to a tab-manager until the escape key is pressed. Useful for adding multiple windows to a tab-manager at once.


Input: [Menu option] Font [Description]

Output: shows a sub-menu enabling you to dynamically configure the button/title/menu fonts, using the external program identified by the fontSelector option.


Input: [Menu option] Options [Description]

Output: shows a sub-menu with the following items: Show Internal Titlebar toggle the display of the titlebar below the tab-buttons. Use Main Titlebar set the titlebar of the FvwmTabs window to the title of the selected tab. Auto Resize Automatically resize all windows to the dimensions of the largest window in the tab-manager.. Swallow Overlapping (D&D) toggle the swallowing of overlapping windows.


Input: [Menu option] Window Tabizer Dialog [Description]

Output: popup a dialog box for specifying windows to swallow. Windows can be specified explicitly (by name) or by using a (Perl) regular expression matcher. (Note: / character is automatically escaped.)


Input: [Menu option] window [Description]

Output: The menu options between the seperators will display the window/tab associated with the text. (The menu text is actually the title associated with the window. The text on each tab-button is the icon name.)


Input: [Menu option] About [Description]

Output: pops up a dialog with version/developer information.


Input: [Menu option] Close [Description]

Output: close the FvwmTabs window, invoking Release All in the process.


Input: [Paramater] last= [Set to] author= or last= [Notes]

Output: If author= and last= are set the value of last= is used.

Parameters passed into {{cite encyclopedia}}


Input: [Paramater] first= [Set to] first= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of first= or not set


Input: [Paramater] authorlink= [Set to] authorlink= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of authorlink= or not set


Input: [Paramater] coauthors= [Set to] coauthors= [Notes]

Output: Unlikely to be needed but can be set


Input: [Paramater] editor-first= [Set to] Hugh [Notes]

Output: Automatically set within the template


Input: [Paramater] editor-last= [Set to] Chisholm [Notes]

Output: Automatically set within the template


Input: [Paramater] encyclopedia= [Set to] Encyclopædia Britannica [Notes]

Output: Automatically set within the template


Input: [Paramater] title= [Set to] wstitle= or title= or article= [Notes]

Output: Set to wstitle= if set, if not to title= if set, if not to article= if set, if not set then left blank.


Input: [Paramater] url= [Set to] url= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of url= unless wstitle= is set in which case it is not set.


Input: [Paramater] accessdate= [Set to] accessdate= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of accessdate= or not set


Input: [Paramater] language= [Notes]

Output: Not set


Input: [Paramater] edition= [Set to] Eleventh [Notes]

Output: Automatically set within the template


Input: [Paramater] date= [Notes]

Output: Not set (see year)


Input: [Paramater] year= [Set to] 1911 [Notes]

Output: Automatically set within the template


Input: [Paramater] month= [Notes]

Output: Not set


Input: [Paramater] publisher= [Set to] Cambridge University Press [Notes]

Output: automatically set within the template


Input: [Paramater] volume= [Set to] volume= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of volume= or not set


Input: [Paramater] location= [Notes]

Output: Not set


Input: [Paramater] id= [Notes]

Output: Not set


Input: [Paramater] isbn= [Notes]

Output: Not set


Input: [Paramater] oclc= [Notes]

Output: Not set


Input: [Paramater] doi= [Notes]

Output: Not set


Input: [Paramater] page= [Set to] page= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of page= or not set


Input: [Paramater] pages= [Set to] pages= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of pages= or not set


Input: [Paramater] quote= [Notes]

Output: Not set


Input: [Paramater] ref= [Set to] harv [Notes]

Output: automatically set within the template. It means that {{sfn}} and {{harvnb}} link to this template. (If you need to ask don't worry about it)


Input: [Name] type [Description] This is the name of the template to use for this comment. Comment templates are defined in a TWiki template - see Customisation, below. If this attribute is not defined, the type is whatever is defined by COMMENTPLUGIN_DEFAULT_TYPE, either in this topic or in your WebPreferences. [Default]

Output: below


Input: [Name] target [Description] Name of the topic to add the comment to [Default]

Output: the current topic


Input: [Name] nonotify [Description] Set to "on" to disable change notification for target topics [Default]

Output: off


Input: [Name] noform [Description] Set to "on" to disable the automatic form that encloses your comment block - remember to insert tags yourself! See CommentPluginExamples#noform for an example. [Default]

Output: off


Input: [Name] nopost [Description] Set to "on" to disable insertion of the posted text into the topic. [Default]

Output: off


Input: [Name] remove [Description] Set to "on" to remove the comment prompt after the first time it is clicked. [Default]

Output: off


Input: [Name] button [Description] Button label text [Default]

Output: Add comment


Input: [Description] Path to the key store file [Required] Yes [Attribute]

Output: file

Password for the key within the key store


Input: [Description] The password for the key store [Required] Yes [Attribute]

Output: password

Password for the key within the key store


Input: [Description] No [Required] Key store password [Attribute]

Output: Password for the key within the key store

Password for the key within the key store


Input: [Description] Alias of the key to use within the key store [Required] No < [Default value] Uses first key found [Attribute]

Output: key-alias

Password for the key within the key store


Input: [Description] Key store type [Required] No [Default value] JRE key store default type, normally JKS [Attribute]

Output: type

Password for the key within the key store


Input: [Description] Key store algorithm [Required] No [Default value] SunX509 [Attribute]

Output: algorithm

Password for the key within the key store


Input: [Attribute]

Output: ## truststore element

Password for the key within the key store


Input: [Class] lower [Description]

Output: lowercase letters

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [Class] upper [Description]

Output: uppercase letters

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [Class] alpha [Description]

Output: all characters in the classes 'lower' and 'upper'

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [Class] digit [Description]

Output: numeric digits

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [Class] xdigit [Description]

Output: hexadecimal digits

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [Class] alnum [Description]

Output: all characters in the classes 'alpha' and 'digit'

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [Class] blank [Description]

Output: and

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [Class] space [Description]

Output: white-space characters

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [Class] cntrl [Description]

Output: control characters

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [Class] punct [Description]

Output: punctuation characters

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [Class] graph [Description]

Output: printable characters, not including

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [Class] print [Description]

Output: printable characters, including

Regular Expressions: Specifying WHAT to Match - Part 2


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IA [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: African Dust


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IB [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Asian Dust


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IC [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Chem. Spills & Indust Accidents


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] ID [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Cleanup After a Major Disaster


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IE [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Demolition


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IF [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Fire - Canadian


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IG [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Fire - Mexico/Central America


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IH [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Fireworks


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] II [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: High Pollen Count


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IJ [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: High Winds


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IK [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Infrequent Large Gatherings


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IL [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Other


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IM [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Prescribed Fire


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IN [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Seismic Activity


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IO [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Stratospheric Ozone Intrusion


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IP [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Structural Fire


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IQ [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Terrorist Act


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IR [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Unique Traffic Disruption


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IS [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Volcanic Eruptions


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] IT [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Wildfire-U. S.


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] J [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Informational Only [< Qualifier Type >] INFORM [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Construction


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AA [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9967 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Sample Pressure out of Limits


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AB [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9968 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Technician Unavaliable


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AC [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9969 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Construction/Repairs in Area


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AD [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9970 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Shelter Storm Damage


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AE [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9971 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Shelter Temperature Outside Limits


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AF [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9972 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Scheduled but not Collected


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AG [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9973 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Sample Time out of Limits


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AH [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9974 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Sample Flow Rate out of Limits


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AI [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9975 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Insufficient Data (cannot calculate)


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AJ [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9976 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Filter Damage


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AK [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9977 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Filter Leak


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AL [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9978 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Voided by Operator


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AM [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9979 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Miscellaneous Void


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AN [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9980 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Machine Malfunction


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AO [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9981 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Bad Weather


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AP [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9982 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Vandalism


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AQ [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9983 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Collection Error


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AR [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9984 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Lab Error


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AS [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9985 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Poor Quality Assurance Results


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AT [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9986 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Calibration


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AU [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9987 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Monitoring Waived


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AV [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9988 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Power Failure


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AW [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9989 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Wildlife Damage


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AX [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9990 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Precision Check


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AY [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9991 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Q C Control Points (zero/span)


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] AZ [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9992 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Q C Audit


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BA [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9993 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Maintenance/Routine Repairs


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BB [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9994 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Unable to Reach Site


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BC [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9995 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Multi-point Calibration


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BD [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9996 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Auto Calibration


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BE [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9997 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Building/Site Repair


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BF [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9998 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Precision/Zero/Span


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BG [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9966 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Missing ozone data not likely to exceed level of standard


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BH [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9965 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Interference/co-elution/misidentification


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BI [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9964 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Lost or damaged in transit


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BJ [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9963 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Operator Error


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BK [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9962 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Site computer/data logger down


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BL [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9961 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: QA Audit


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BM [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9960 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Accuracy check


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BN [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9947 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Sample Value Exceeds Media Limit


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] BR [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Sample Value Below Acceptable Range


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] CS [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9953 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Laboratory Calibration Standard


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] DA [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9951 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Aberrant Data (Corrupt Files, Aberrant Chromatography, Spikes, Shifts)


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] DL [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9949 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Detection Limit Analyses


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] FI [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9959 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Filter Inspection Flag


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] MB [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9955 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Method Blank (Analytical)


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] MC [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9958 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Module End Cap Missing


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] SA [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9957 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Storm Approaching


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] SC [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9948 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Sampler Contamination


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] ST [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9954 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Calibration Verification Standard


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] TC [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9952 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Component Check & Retention Time Standard


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] TS [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9956 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Holding Time Or Transport Temperature Is Out Of Specs.


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] XX [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Null Data Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] NULL [< Old Code >] 9950 [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Experimental Data


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] 1 [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Deviation from a CFR/Critical Criteria Requirement


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] 2 [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Operational Deviation


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] 3 [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Field Issue


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] 4 [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Lab Issue


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] 5 [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Outlier


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] 6 [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: QAPP Issue


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] 7 [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Below Lowest Calibration Level


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] 9 [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Negative value detected - zero reported


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] CB [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Values have been Blank Corrected


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] CC [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Clean Canister Residue


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] CL [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Surrogate Recoveries Outside Control Limits


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] DI [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Sample was diluted for analysis


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] EH [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Estimated; Exceeds Upper Range


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] FB [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Field Blank Value Above Acceptable Limit


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] FX [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Filter Integrity Issue


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] HT [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Sample pick-up hold time exceeded


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] LB [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Lab blank value above acceptable limit


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] LJ [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Identification Of Analyte Is Acceptable; Reported Value Is An Estimate


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] LK [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Analyte Identified; Reported Value May Be Biased High


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] LL [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Analyte Identified; Reported Value May Be Biased Low


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] MD [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Value less than MDL


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] MS [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Value reported is 1/2 MDL substituted.


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] MX [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Matrix Effect


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] ND [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: No Value Detected


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] NS [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Influenced by nearby source


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] QX [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Does not meet QC criteria


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] SQ [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Values Between SQL and MDL


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] SS [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Value substituted from secondary monitor


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] SX [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Does Not Meet Siting Criteria


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] TB [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Trip Blank Value Above Acceptable Limit


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] TT [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Transport Temperaure is Out of Specs.


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] V [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Validated Value


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] VB [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Value below normal; no reason to invalidate


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] W [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Flow Rate Average out of Spec.


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] X [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Filter Temperature Difference out of Spec.


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] Y [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Quality Assurance Qualifier [< Qualifier Type >] QA [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Elapsed Sample Time out of Spec.


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RA [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: African Dust


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RB [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Asian Dust


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RC [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Chem. Spills & Indust. Accidents


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RD [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Cleanup After a Major Disaster


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RE [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Demolition


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RF [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Fire - Canadian


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RG [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Fire - Mexico/Central America


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RH [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Fireworks


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RI [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: High Pollen Count


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RJ [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: High Winds


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RK [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Infrequent Large Gatherings


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RL [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Other


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RM [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Prescribed Fire


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RN [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Seismic Activity


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RO [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Stratospheric Ozone Intrusion


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RP [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Structural Fire


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RQ [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Terrorist Act


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RR [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Unique Traffic Disruption


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RS [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Volcanic Eruptions


Input: [< Qualifier Code >] RT [< Qualifier Type Desc >] Request Exclusion [< Qualifier Type >] REQEXC [< Old Code >] None [< Qualifier Desc >]

Output: Wildfire-U. S.


Input: [Parameter] Heater [Notes]

Output: Each heater has an unique item number and a value given in degrees Celsius. Do not overheat precursors (all precursors should be below 115C and some should not be heated at all - consult with quality circle if unsure). The reaction chamber should always be hotter than the manifold which should always be hotter than the precursor lines. The upper limits on temperature are protected by setpoints internal to the system.

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Input: [Parameter] Flow [Notes]

Output: This controls the flow of through a number of MFC. The plasma process gases are controlled by these MFCs as are the carrier gases. It is defined in sccm. It is not recommended to adjust the standard flow values in recipes. The MFCs for H2, N2, and O2 additionally have a hard off state and should be set to zero and then closed. This is already established in all recipes on the tool.

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Input: [Parameter] Pulse [Notes]

Output: This command is for pulsing a precursor line. It requires an ALD valve number and the amount of time you want the valve open in seconds. The fastest these valves can fire is roughly .015 seconds, so note that even if you define a shorter time that is likely the valve open time you will get. (NOTE: when writing a recipe the time in seconds needs a digit to the left of the decimal place; thus you should use "0.015" instead of ".015" for the minimum duration pulse.)

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Input: [Parameter] goto [Notes]

Output: Used to define loops in the recipes. This command takes as an input the step to which the recipe should return. The value for this command defines how many times the loop will run.

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Input: [Parameter] stabilize [Notes]

Output: This command is used to hold a recipe until a heater has reached the desired value. It takes as input a heater ID number and will wait until that heater demonstrates the set temperature with a degree C over a few seconds.

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Input: [Parameter] wait [Notes]

Output: This command takes as input a value in seconds that you would like the system to wait before proceeding to the next command. (NOTE: when writing a recipe the time in seconds needs a digit to the left of the decimal place; thus you should use "0.015" instead of ".015" for the minimum duration pulse.)

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Input: [Parameter] plasma [Notes]

Output: This command indicates the power that should be generated by the RF plasma system in Watts.

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Input: [Parameter] stopvalve [Notes]

Output: This command will close or open the output valve for the reaction chamber depending on a Boolean input. This command is currently not used in any of the standard recipes, but development is beginning for recipes using this feature.

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Input: [Parameter] line ac out [Notes]

Output: Users should not use this command. It changes the heater voltage on precursor heater wraps.

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Input: [Description] Specifies if the slider bar is vertical or horizontal. Vertical slider bar has its minimum value in the lowest position, horizontal bar has its minimum value in the leftmost position. [Accepted Values] true, false [Key]

Output: b_vertical

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Input: [Description] If true the slider will continuously update the value in the input box during the slider movement, if false then the value will be saved when the slider is released. To optimize the browser resources utilization always set to false if the slider attached to hidden field. [Accepted Values] true, false [Key]

Output: b_watch

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Input: [Description] Specifies the name or the ID of the input field to synchronize with. The input box must exist in the HTML document at the time of first change to the position of the slider. If s_form parameter is defined then s_name must match the NAME attribute of the input box, otherwise it must match its ID attribute. If the input element exists in the HTML document at the time of the slider initialization then its non empty value will be used as the initial setting for the slider. [Accepted Values] string matching the name or ID of the input box [Key]

Output: s_name

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Input: [Description] Specifies the name or numeric index of the HTML form hosting the input box that the slider attaches to. This parameter is optional. If s_form is omitted the value of s_name must match the ID of the input box, otherwise it must match the NAME attribute. [Accepted Values] string matching the name of the form or its zero based numeric index [Key]

Output: s_form

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Input: [Description] Sets the lower boundary of the values range returned by the slider. This is the value the vertical slider will return in its lowest position and horizontal slider will return in its leftmost position. Negative numbers are accepted. Any attempts to set the slider to the value lesser than n_minValue using the API calls will result in setting it to n_minValue, no error message will be generated. [Accepted Values] number greater than n_maxValue [Key]

Output: n_minValue

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Input: [Description] Sets the upper boundary of the values range returned by the slider. This is the value the vertical slider will return in its topmost position and horizontal slider will return in its rightmost position. Negative numbers are accepted. Any attempts to set the slider to the value greater than n_maxValue using the API calls will result in setting it to n_maxValue, no error message will be generated. If n_step is set then it is logical to have n_maxValue so n_maxValue - n_minValue is the multiple of n_step, otherwise the size of the last step will be different from n_step [Accepted Values] number lesser than n_minValue [Key]

Output: n_maxValue

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Input: [Description] Sets the discreteness of the values returned by the slider. This parameter is optional, if omitted the value will be calculated exactly based on the position of the slider, otherwise it will be rounded to the nearest step. The steps are counted from n_minValue (not from 0) so the result will be not necessarily the multiple of the n_step. If both n_step and b_watch parameters are set then the slider will snap between the steps when moved, with b_watch set to false it will move smoothly and snap to the closest step location when released. This parameter can be used to set the precision of the result i.e. setting step to 1 will return only integers, setting to 0.01 will round the result to 2 numbers after the decimal point (this assumes the n_minValue is the multiple of the n_step). [Accepted Values] number multiple times lesser than n_maxValue - n_minValue [Key]

Output: n_step

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Input: [Description] Specifies initial value of the slider. The value will be applied if the slider can't find the input box at the initialization time (i.e. it is defined below in the HTML file) or the input box is blank. This parameter is optional. If slider can't detect the initial value it will default to n_minValue. If n_step is specified then value will be rounded to closest step. [Accepted Values] number between n_maxValue and n_minValue [Key]

Output: n_value

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Input: [Description] The width of the control in pixels. Usually this equals the width of the background image of the slider (see s_imgControl below) in other cases the background image will be cropped or multiplied. This is the size the control will take horizontally when positioned relatively in the container HTML element. [Accepted Values] positive integer number [Key]

Output: n_controlWidth

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Input: [Description] The height of the control in pixels. Usually this equals the height of the background image of the slider (see s_imgControl below) in other cases the background image will be cropped or multiplied. This is the size the control will take vertically when positioned relatively in the container HTML element. [Accepted Values] positive integer number [Key]

Output: n_controlHeight

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Input: [Description] The width of slider's handle in pixels. Usually this equals the width of the slider image (see s_imgSlider below) in other cases the slider image will be resized. [Accepted Values] positive integer number [Key]

Output: n_sliderWidth

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Input: [Description] The height of slider's handle in pixels. Usually this equals the height of the slider image (see s_imgSlider below) in other cases the slider image will be resized. [Accepted Values] positive integer number [Key]

Output: n_sliderHeight

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Input: [Description] The horizontal offset in pixels between the left edge of the control and the left edge of the slider handle when it is in leftmost position (see the image below for clarification). Negative values are accepted. [Accepted Values] integer number [Key]

Output: n_pathLeft

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Input: [Description] The vertical offset in pixels between the top edge of the control and the top edge of the slider handle when it is in topmost position (see the image below for clarification). Negative values are accepted. [Accepted Values] integer number [Key]

Output: n_pathTop

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Input: [Description] The length in pixels that the left corner of the slider handle can travel down if b_vertical is set to true or right if b_vertical is set to false (see the image below for clarification). [Accepted Values] positive integer number [Key]

Output: n_pathLength

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Input: [Description] The path of the background image of the slider. The path can be absolute or relative. When relative path is used it is resolved based on the location of the HTML document the slider is initialized in. [Accepted Values] string, path of existing image [Key]

Output: s_imgControl

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Input: [Description] The path of the slider handle image of the control. The path can be absolute or relative. When relative path is used it is resolved based on the location of the HTML document the slider is initialized in. [Accepted Values] string, path of existing image [Key]

Output: s_imgSlider

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Input: [Description] The z-index value applied to the slider handle. Usually 1 is acceptable setting but higher value may be needed if the slider is initialized in the upper layers of the document. [Accepted Values] positive integer number [Key]

Output: n_zIndex

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Input: [Keywords] Property packages [Problem] Over sized Model and controller classes, different features are implemented in these kernel classes instead of their own separate and lose coupled classes. [Measure]

Output: Split model and controller in multiple classes responsible for different node and map properties (node text, edges, clouds, icons etc). Put thess classes in different packages. Provide facade classes for the packages. The classes containing the actions should be specified in mindmap_menus.xml. Different packages should be introduced for: node formatting text formatting clouds edges icons attributes and so on.

Original proposal of refactoring


Input: [Keywords] Menu builder [Problem] Lack of menu building component. The job is done by different controller classes which makes the menu difficult to extend. [Measure]

Output: Introducing of menu builder (Design Pattern “Builder”) which can be accessed from all interested components during their initialization.

Original proposal of refactoring


Input: [Keywords] Undo handling [Problem] Using jibx for XML serialisation of actions requires extending of the one xml document “freemind.xsd” for generation of marshallers and unmarshallers. Plug-ins can not add their own properties to maps and nodes without extending this file if they want to define their own actions. Separation of action beans generated from this file from action code makes the code difficult to maintain and to understand. [Measure]

Output: Use of XStream library instead of jibx for XML – Serialisation. Move action data into actor classes and let XStream do the rest.

Original proposal of refactoring


Input: [Keywords] Application classes [Problem] Application initialization and building of application frame including tabbed panewith the map tabs, , scroll pane, split pane and so one is implemented in one class FreeMind which also extends JFrame. [Measure]

Output: Move application initialization logic and tab management into new classes.

Original proposal of refactoring


Input: [Keywords] OSGI [Problem] Very complex extension mechanism (Hooks) with long class inheritance hierarchies. [Measure]

Output: Use extension objects pattern for model and controller. When model and controller should not depend on the property packages. Replace current Hooks by OSGI plug-ins directly extending controller and model classes via Extension Object pattern.

Original proposal of refactoring


Input: [Keywords] Preferences pane builder [Problem] Almost elements of preference dialog set up in a single place. [Measure]

Output: Introducing of property editor builder (Design Pattern “Builder”). The same bilder can also be used for building formatting dialogs.

Original proposal of refactoring


Input: [Keywords] Map loading and saving. [Problem] FreeMind specific code introduced directly into XML parser XMLElement. Mixing of XML parsing logic with freemind logic makes code difficult to understand. Loading and saving of map and node properties should be implemented in property packages, not at the central place. [Measure]

Output: New class NodeXmlElement extending XMLElement should contain freemind specific issues. .load(XMLElement e) methods symmetric to existing .save(XMLElement) methods should be created.

Original proposal of refactoring


Input: [Keywords] Models overloaded by loading and saving code. [Problem] Saving and Loading code belongs to model classes instead of controller classes. This leads to different model classes for browse and mind map editing modes. [Measure]

Output: All .load and .save methods should be moved from model to controller classes. So the model classes of browse mode and of mind map editing mode become identical, there are only differences between controllers.

Original proposal of refactoring


Input: [0] Knowledge of who can publish and whom to notify of events [Mediator] Localized in the mediator [Observer] Duplicated by each observer and subject [Event Notifier]

Output: Localized in the event service

Event Notifier, a Pattern for Event Notification

Table 1: Comparison with Mediator and Observer


Input: [0] Coordination of behavior in response to events [Mediator] Managed exclusively by the mediator [Observer] Managed by participating observers [Event Notifier]

Output: Managed by participating subscribers

Event Notifier, a Pattern for Event Notification


Input: [0] Messaging flexibility [Mediator] Application-specific messages through methods defined at compile time [Observer] Single generic message through the predefined update() method [Event Notifier]

Output: Flexible messaging by using different event types

Event Notifier, a Pattern for Event Notification


Input: [0] Informative content of messages [Mediator] Methods may be defined to contain information as desired [Observer] Predefined update() method has no arguments, so no information is carried in the message [Event Notifier]

Output: Events may be defined to contain information as desired

Event Notifier, a Pattern for Event Notification


Input: [0] Registration of interest in notification [Mediator] Interest in notification is embedded in the mediator [Observer] Observers may register interest dynamically [Event Notifier]

Output: Subscribers may register interest dynamically

Event Notifier, a Pattern for Event Notification


Input: [0] Coupling between publishers and subscribers [Mediator] Mediator decouples colleagues [Observer] Observers and subjects are coupled [Event Notifier]

Output: Event service decouples publishers and subscribers

Event Notifier, a Pattern for Event Notification


Input: [0] Relationship between publishers and subscribers [Mediator] Many-to-many [Observer] One-to-many, as an observer may only observe a single subject [Event Notifier]

Output: Many-to-many

Event Notifier, a Pattern for Event Notification


Input: [URL] text [2] empty Determines how the file is opening in Acrobat; the possibilities are UseNone, UseThumbs (show thumbnails), UseOutlines (show bookmarks), FullScreen, UseOC (PDF 1.5), and UseAttachments (PDF 1.6). If no mode if explicitly chosen, but the bookmarks option is set, UseOutlines is used. [baseurl]

Output: pdfpagemode

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Title field [baseurl]

Output: pdftitle

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Author field [baseurl]

Output: pdfauthor

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Subject field [baseurl]

Output: pdfsubject

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Creator field [baseurl]

Output: pdfcreator

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Producer field [baseurl]

Output: pdfproducer

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Keywords field [baseurl]

Output: pdfkeywords

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty Sets the document information Trapped entry. [baseurl]

Output: pdftrapped

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] key value list [2] empty Alternative interface for setting the document information. [baseurl]

Output: pdfinfo

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] XYZ Sets the default PDF ‘view’ for each link [baseurl]

Output: pdfview

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] 1 Determines on which page the PDF file is opened. [baseurl]

Output: pdfstartpage

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] Fit Set the startup page view [baseurl]

Output: pdfstartview

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] Fit Set the startup page view of remote PDF files [baseurl]

Output: pdfremotestartview

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] n n n n Sets the default PDF crop box for pages. This should be a set of four numbers [baseurl]

Output: pdfpagescrop

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] boolean [2] false position the document window in the center of the screen [baseurl]

Output: pdfcenterwindow

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty direction setting [baseurl]

Output: pdfdirection

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] boolean [2] false display document title instead of file name in title bar [baseurl]

Output: pdfdisplaydoctitle

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty paper handling option for print dialog [baseurl]

Output: pdfduplex

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] boolean [2] false resize document window to fit document size [baseurl]

Output: pdffitwindow

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] relax PDF language identifier (RFC 3066) [baseurl]

Output: pdflang

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] boolean [2] true make PDF viewer’s menu bar visible [baseurl]

Output: pdfmenubar

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] boolean [2] false make links that open another PDF file start a new window [baseurl]

Output: pdfnewwindow

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] boolean [2] empty page mode setting on exiting full-screen mode [baseurl]

Output: pdfnonfullscreenpagemode

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] integer [2] empty number of printed copies [baseurl]

Output: pdfnumcopies

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty set layout of PDF pages [baseurl]

Output: pdfpagelayout

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] boolean [2] true set PDF page labels [baseurl]

Output: pdfpagelabels

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty set PDF page transition style [baseurl]

Output: pdfpagetransition

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty set option for print dialog [baseurl]

Output: pdfpicktraybypdfsize

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty set /PrintArea of viewer preferences [baseurl]

Output: pdfprintarea

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty set /PrintClip of viewer preferences [baseurl]

Output: pdfprintclip

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] n n (n n)* [2] empty set /PrintPageRange of viewer preferences [baseurl]

Output: pdfprintpagerange

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty page scaling option for print dialog (option /PrintScaling of viewer preferences, PDF 1.6); valid values are None and AppDefault [baseurl]

Output: pdfprintscaling

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] boolean [2] true make PDF toolbar visible [baseurl]

Output: pdftoolbar

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty set /ViewArea of viewer preferences [baseurl]

Output: pdfviewarea

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty set /ViewClip of viewer preferences [baseurl]

Output: pdfviewclip

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] boolean [2] true make PDF user interface elements visible [baseurl]

Output: pdfwindowui

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] boolean [2] false Unicode encoded PDF strings [baseurl]

Output: unicode

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [Property] captObjType:String [Notes] Values are: Netstream Video Object Flash FLVPlayback Component Flash MovieClip Object [Description]

Output: Type of object to synchronize to


Input: [Property] captObjPath:String [Notes] Valid entries for linking to a Flash movie's timeline are: this, root, and blank. [Description]

Output: Object name and path


Input: [Property] captFrRate:Number [Notes] Frames per second. Used to synchronize animated objects (i.e. movieclips) to timed captions. This is the frame rate used to determine the timecodes entered in the caption file, not the frame rate of the Flash movie at run-time. [Description]

Output: Frame rate (for Flash MovieClip Objects)


Input: [Property] captSrcType:String [Notes] Values are: external – external caption file internal – internal text object embedded – embedded within the FLV Is included as part of the startCaptions method. [Description]

Output: Type of object containing the caption information


Input: [Property] captSource:String [Notes] Value will depend on source type. External source type will contain the DFXP or QTtext file URI. Internal source type will contain the name and path of the internal text object. Is included as part of the startCaptions method. [Description]

Output: Caption source name


Input: [Property] captDispMode:String [Notes] Values are: pop-on – each caption overwrites the previous caption roll-up – each caption is rolled up a line when a new caption appears The switchDefaultDisplayMode method must be used to change the display mode as captions are being displayed. [Description]

Output: Method for displaying the captions


Input: [Property] captDispLns:Number [Notes] Used to identify how many lines of captions should appear in the caption area. Is included as part of the switchDefaultDisplayMode method. [Description]

Output: Maximum lines of captions to display in roll-up mode


Input: [Property] captLanguage:String [Notes] Used to identify which language to select in a DFXP file. (Ignored for QTtext.) Must match the value defined in the xml:lang attribute of the . Valid values specified in ISO 639-1. Is included as part of the startCaptions method or can be changed during caption playback using the changeLanguage method. [Description]

Output: Caption language


Input: [Property] bgPadding:Number [Notes] Amount of padding (in pixels) between the caption area background and the caption text. [Description]

Output: Background padding


Input: [Property] bgAlpha:Number [Notes] In order for the change to be implemented, the startCaptions method must follow. Using the setbgOpacity method will take care of this. This value can also be set in the global style setting of external caption files. [Description]

Output: Background opacity


Input: [Property] bgColor:String [Notes] Valid entries are color name (e.g. red) or hex RGB format (#rrggbb e.g. #ff0000). Return value is in hex format. In order for the change to be implemented, the startCaptions method must follow. Using the setbgColor method will take care of this. This value can also be set in the global style setting of external caption files. [Description]

Output: Background color


Input: [Property] captColor:String [Notes] Valid entries are Color name (e.g. red) or hex format (#rrggbb e.g. #ff0000). Return value is in hex format. This value can also be set in the global style setting of an external caption file. [Description]

Output: Caption text color


Input: [Property] captFont:String [Notes] This value can also be set in the global style setting of an external caption file. [Description]

Output: Caption font


Input: [Property] captSize:Number [Notes] This value can also be set in the global style setting of an external caption file. [Description]

Output: Caption text size


Input: [Property] captWeight:String [Notes] Values are: normal bold This value can also be set in the global style setting of an external caption file. [Description]

Output: Caption text weight


Input: [Property] captAlign:String [Notes] Values are: center left right This value can also be set in the global style setting of an external caption file. [Description]

Output: Caption alignment


Input: [Property] captOvStyl:Boolean [Notes] Values are: true – override global styles found in external caption files false – use global styles found in external caption files Is included as part of the startCaptions method. [Description]

Output: Override caption file style


Input: [Property] currentDisplayMode:String [read only] [Notes] Values are: pop-on roll-up [Description]

Output: Returns current display mode set by the author or found in the current caption data being displayed


Input: [Property] defaultDisplayMode:String [read only] [Notes] Settings found in the caption data can override this value. Values are: pop-on roll-up [Description]

Output: Returns display mode set by the author


Input: [Property] currentLanguage:String [read only] [Description]

Output: Returns current language being displayed


Input: [Property] captionLoadStatus:String [read only] [Notes] Values are: loading loaded failed [Description]

Output: Returns status of captions being loaded


Input: [Property] currentRunMode:String [read only] [Notes] Values are: sync (timecodes from object) manual (timecodes entered manually) [Description]

Output: Returns current mode of running


Input: [Property] currentCaptionText:String [read only] [Notes] Only the text of the caption is provided. [Description]

Output: Returns current caption being displayed (text)


Input: [Property] currentCaptionHTMLText:String [read only] [Notes] String includes HTML tags and CSS styles. The parsed CSS stylesheet can be retrieved using currentCaptionStyleSheet. [Description]

Output: Returns current caption being displayed (htmlText)


Input: [Property] currentCaptionStyleSheet:StyleSheet [read only] [Description]

Output: Retrieves the stylesheet parsed from the caption data


Input: [Property] CCforFlashVersion:String [read only] [Description]

Output: Returns the version number of this CCforFlash component


Input: [Token] submenuentry [Explanation] Sets the name that's displayed for this entry on the submenu page. If the name should contain a space, it must be enclosed in quotes. Following the name, an open curly brace ({) ends the submenuentry line. [Possible parameters]

Output: name for the entry

The rEFInd Boot Manager: Configuring the Boot Manager

Table 3: Submenu keywords in refind.conf


Input: [Token] loader [Explanation] Sets the filename for the boot loader, as described in Table 2. Note that the loader is read from whatever filesystem is specified by the main stanza's volume option, provided that option precedes the submenu definition. [Possible parameters]

Output: filename

The rEFInd Boot Manager: Configuring the Boot Manager


Input: [Token] initrd [Explanation] Sets the filename for a Linux kernel's initial RAM disk (initrd), as described in Table 2. If you want to eliminate the initrd specification, you should use this keyword alone, with no options. You might do this because your main entry is for a Linux kernel with EFI stub support and this submenu entry launches ELILO, which sets the initrd in its own configuration file. [Possible parameters]

Output: filename

The rEFInd Boot Manager: Configuring the Boot Manager


Input: [Token] graphics [Explanation] Enables or disables a graphical boot mode, as described in Table 2. [Possible parameters]

Output: on or off

The rEFInd Boot Manager: Configuring the Boot Manager


Input: [Token] options [Explanation] Pass arbitrary options to your boot loader with this line, as described in Table 2. As with initrd, you can eliminate all options by passing this keyword alone on a line. [Possible parameters]

Output: options passed to the boot loader

The rEFInd Boot Manager: Configuring the Boot Manager


Input: [Token] add_options [Explanation] This token works just like options, except that instead of replacing the default options, it causes the specified options to be added to those specified in the main stanza listing's options line. [Possible parameters]

Output: options passed to the boot loader

The rEFInd Boot Manager: Configuring the Boot Manager


Input: [Token] disabled [Explanation] Disable a submenu entry. This is often easier than commenting out an entire entry if you want to temporarily disable it. [Possible parameters]

The rEFInd Boot Manager: Configuring the Boot Manager


Input: [Switch] Filter wide [Description] Changes the width of the filters - less feedback vs better sound quality [My setting]

Output: on, esp if feedback is a prob


Input: [Switch] Dynamic [Description] Turns on the 2 dynamic filters that work in real time to reduce feedback as it occurs. [My setting]

Output: If feedback still a prob


Input: [Switch] Diffuse [Description] Changes something to diffuse the feedback and hence reduce it. [My setting]

Output: Only if feedback still a prob


Input: [Switch] (blank) [Description] this switch does nothing at all. [My setting]

Output: Whatever I feel like


Input: [Switch] Limiter [Description] limits high levels to prevent clipping (i think) [My setting]

Output: On


Input: [Switch] Enhancer [Description] Somehow enhances voice [My setting]

Output: Off. (On if voice is unclear)


Input: [Switch] Low-cut [Description] Cuts frequencies that are below human voice range - eg thumps on the mike stand [My setting]

Output: On, depending on conditions


Input: [Switch] Hi-cut [Description] Cuts frequencies above the human voice - eg hiss [My setting]

Output: Off, unless hiss or wind noise is a prob.


Input: [Parameter] ---- [Type] typeAEList [Required?] ✓ [Description]

Output: The usual list of file aliases to open.

The augmented 'odoc' event.


Input: [Parameter] FSnd [Type] typeType [Required?] ✓ [Description]

Output: The creator code of the client application.

The augmented 'odoc' event.


Input: [Parameter] FTok [Type] typeAEList [Description]

Output: A list of arbitrary tokens to be associated with the opened documents.

The augmented 'odoc' event.


Input: [Parameter] Burl [Type] typeAEList [Description]

Output: A list of document URLs.

The augmented 'odoc' event.


Input: [Parameter] RdEV [Type] typeUInt32 [Description]

Output: Text encoding hint (overrides the document-specified encoding, if any)

The augmented 'odoc' event.


Input: [Parameter] RdFB [Type] typeUInt32 [Description]

Output: Text encoding hint (fallback used only if the document doesn't provide any encoding information)

The augmented 'odoc' event.


Input: [Directive] public [Description]

Output: This can be cached by any cache.


Input: [Directive] private [Description]

Output: This can be cached only by a private cache.


Input: [Directive] no-cache [Description]

Output: The cached response must not be used on subsequent requests without first validating it.


Input: [Directive] no-store [Description]

Output: Do not store this response in a cache.


Input: [Directive] no-transform [Description]

Output: The entity body must not be transformed.


Input: [Directive] must-revalidate [Description]

Output: If the cached response is stale it must be validated before it is returned in any response. Overrides max-stale.


Input: [Directive] max-age=delta-seconds [Description]

Output: The client is willing to accept a cached reponse that is delta-seconds old without validating.


Input: [Directive] s-maxage=delta-seconds [Description]

Output: Just like max-age but it applies only to shared caches.


Input: [Directive] proxy-revalidate [Description]

Output: Like must-revalidate, but only for proxies.


Input: [Information Shown] Shows all of the links in a document [keyword]

Output: links


Input: [Information Shown] Shows memory usage statistics [keyword]

Output: memory


Input: [Information Shown] Shows the number of bytes that were transferred via HTTP [keyword]

Output: remotebytes


Input: [Information Shown] Puts a box around each table, row, and cell [keyword]

Output: table


Input: [Information Shown] Shows the temporary files that were created, and preserves them for debugging [keyword]

Output: tempfiles


Input: [Information Shown] Shows the load and render times [keyword]

Output: timing


Input: [Information Shown] All of the above [keyword]

Output: all


Input: [Name] matrix [Type] module:matrix.Matrix [Description]

Output: The transformation matrix


Input: [Name] opacity [Type] number [Description]

Output: The opacity of the object.


Input: [Name] origin [Type] number [Description]

Output: The transformation origin


Input: [Name] rotation [Type] number [Description]

Output: The rotation in radians


Input: [Name] scale [Type] number [Description]

Output: (Setter only) Sets scaleX and scaleY


Input: [Name] scaleX [Type] number [Description]

Output: The scale applied to the x-axis.


Input: [Name] scaleY [Type] number [Description]

Output: The scale applied to the y-axis.


Input: [Name] x [Type] number [Description]

Output: Sets the matrix offset on the x-axis.


Input: [Name] y [Type] number [Description]

Output: Sets the matrix offset on the y-axis.


Input: [Name] filters [Type] array [Description]

Output: The list of filters applied to the DisplayObject


Input: [Definition] Where a device has not been associated with a user account [Term]

Output: Unpaired

RadioTAG Specification Version 1.00 (draft 3)


Input: [Definition] Where a device has been associated with a user account [Term]

Output: Paired

RadioTAG Specification Version 1.00 (draft 3)


Input: [Definition] Temporary permission to request a service [Term]

Output: Grant

RadioTAG Specification Version 1.00 (draft 3)


Input: [Definition] What a grant applies to [Term]

Output: Scope

RadioTAG Specification Version 1.00 (draft 3)


Input: [Definition] An authorization token which permits you to create a tag [Term]

Output: Auth Token

RadioTAG Specification Version 1.00 (draft 3)


Input: [Definition] The number of seconds elapsed since midnight Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) on January 1, 1970, not counting leap seconds [Term]

Output: Unix Time

RadioTAG Specification Version 1.00 (draft 3)


Input: [Category] Basics [Description]

Output: Lists the basic tags you need to create an HTML file.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Category] Character Set [Description]

Output: Lists the ISO Latin-1 and complete character sets for English (US) you can represent in HTML.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Category] Client Pull [Description]

Output: Client Pull provides the ability to automatically load a new document in the specified time or reload a document on a regular basis.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Category] Client-Side Image Maps [Description]

Output: The most common use of image maps is to allow users to access different documents by clicking different areas in an image.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Category] Color [Description]

Output: Lists the supported colornames and the tags which support these colornames.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Category] Forms [Description]

Output: Includes tags which produces forms, form control types, and list boxes.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Category] Font Formatting [Description]

Output: Lists the different tags used to format fonts.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Category] Frames [Description]

Output: Includes the Internet Explorer 3.0 frame tags to create frames.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Category] Lists [Description]

Output: Includes all of the tags which support different list types.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Category] Objects [Description]

Output: Lists the tags to embed OLE Controls.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Category] Multimedia and Images [Description]

Output: Learn how to use tags to embed video clips, sound, and marquees.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Category] Table Support [Description]

Output: Includes the Internet Explorer 3.0 table tag extensions to support HTML tables.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 HTML Support


Input: [Cloud] mock [Driver] mock [Username] mockuser [Notes] The mock driver doesn't talk to any cloud; it just pretends to be a cloud. [Password]

Output: mockpassword


Input: [Cloud] Amazon EC2/S3 [Driver] ec2 [Username] Access Key ID [Notes] This information can be found on the Security Credentials page in your AWS account. [Password]

Output: Secret Access Key


Input: [Cloud] Eucalyptus [Driver] eucalyptus [Username] Access Key ID [Password]

Output: Secret Access Key


Input: [Cloud] GoGrid [Driver] gogrid [Username] API Key [Notes] Go to My Account > API Keys for your account and click on the key you want to use to find the shared secret. [Password]

Output: Shared Secret


Input: [Cloud] IBM SmartCloud [Driver] sbc [Username] Username [Password]

Output: Password


Input: [Cloud] Microsoft Azure (Storage Account only) [Driver] azure [Username] Public Storage Account Name [Notes] The Storage Account Name is chosen when you create the service (e.g. name in http://name.blob.core.windows.net/). This and the access key are available from the service control panel. [Password]

Output: Primary Access Key


Input: [Cloud] OpenNebula [Driver] opennebula [Username] OpenNebula user [Notes] Set the environment variable OCCI_URL to the address on which OpenNebula's OCCI server is listening. [Password]

Output: OpenNebula password


Input: [Cloud] Rackspace Cloud Servers/Cloud Files [Driver] rackspace [Username] Rackspace user name [Notes] Obtain the key from the API Access page in your control panel. [Password]

Output: API Key


Input: [Cloud] RHEV-M [Driver] rhevm [Username] RHEV-M user name plus Windows domain, e.g., admin@rhevm.example.com [Notes] Set environment variable API_PROVIDER to the URL of the RHEV-M REST API endpoint. [Password]

Output: RHEV-M password


Input: [Cloud] Rimuhosting [Driver] rimuhosting [Username] not used (?) [Password]

Output: API Key


Input: [Cloud] Terremark [Driver] terremark [Username] Username [Password]

Output: Password


Input: [Cloud] VMware vSphere [Driver] vsphere [Username] vSphere user [Notes] Set environment variable API_PROVIDER to the hostname of the vSphere server. [Password]

Output: vSphere user password


Input: [Cloud] OpenStack [Driver] openstack [Username] OpenStack user [Notes] Set environment variable API_PROVIDER to the URL of OpenStack API entrypoint. [Password]

Output: OpenStack user password


Input: [Cloud] Arubacloud [Driver] arubacloud [Username] Username [Password]

Output: Password


Input: [Property Name] author_id [Description]

Output: ID of the user object that created this object

Transit & Trails : Find, Plan and Share Outdoor Adventures


Input: [Property Name] description [Optional] True [Description]

Output: Text description, may contain HTML

Transit & Trails : Find, Plan and Share Outdoor Adventures


Input: [Property Name] id [Description]

Output: Integer ID of this object

Transit & Trails : Find, Plan and Share Outdoor Adventures


Input: [Property Name] latitude [Description]

Output: Latitude component of the location of this object

Transit & Trails : Find, Plan and Share Outdoor Adventures


Input: [Property Name] longitude [Description]

Output: Longitude component of the location of this object

Transit & Trails : Find, Plan and Share Outdoor Adventures


Input: [Property Name] name [Description]

Output: Display name for this object

Transit & Trails : Find, Plan and Share Outdoor Adventures


Input: [Property Name] park_name [Optional] True [Description]

Output: Display name for the park this object is associated with

Transit & Trails : Find, Plan and Share Outdoor Adventures


Input: [Error Code] 01 [Name] Illegal Function [Explanation] Opcode used was invalid ignore [Will Amulet Send?]

Output: yes


Input: [Error Code] 02 [Name] Illegal Data Address [Explanation] Variable number used was invalid ignore [Will Amulet Send?]

Output: no


Input: [Error Code] 03 [Name] Illegal Data Value [Explanation] Implied length of array is incorrect (array overflow) ignore [Will Amulet Send?]

Output: yes


Input: [Error Code] 04 [Name] Slave Device Fail [Explanation] Slave Device in failure mode ignore [Will Amulet Send?]

Output: no


Input: [Error Code] 05 [Name] Ack [Explanation] Positive Acknowledgement ignore [Will Amulet Send?]

Output: no


Input: [Error Code] 06 [Name] Slave Busy [Explanation] Slave currently too busy to process command resend last message [Will Amulet Send?]

Output: no


Input: [Error Code] 07 [Name] Nak [Explanation] Negative Acknowledgement resend last message [Will Amulet Send?]

Output: no


Input: [Error Code] 08 [Name] Memory Parity Error [Explanation] Not currently used ignore [Will Amulet Send?]

Output: no


Input: [Type] int [Name] iDisplayStart [Info]

Output: Display start point in the current data set.


Input: [Type] int [Name] iDisplayLength [Info]

Output: Number of records that the table can display in the current draw. It is expected that the number of records returned will be equal to this number, unless the server has fewer records to return.


Input: [Type] int [Name] iColumns [Info]

Output: Number of columns being displayed (useful for getting individual column search info)


Input: [Type] string [Name] sSearch [Info]

Output: Global search field


Input: [Type] bool [Name] bRegex [Info]

Output: True if the global filter should be treated as a regular expression for advanced filtering, false if not.


Input: [Type] bool [Name] bSearchable_(int) [Info]

Output: Indicator for if a column is flagged as searchable or not on the client-side


Input: [Type] string [Name] sSearch_(int) [Info]

Output: Individual column filter


Input: [Type] bool [Name] bRegex_(int) [Info]

Output: True if the individual column filter should be treated as a regular expression for advanced filtering, false if not


Input: [Type] bool [Name] bSortable_(int) [Info]

Output: Indicator for if a column is flagged as sortable or not on the client-side


Input: [Type] int [Name] iSortingCols [Info]

Output: Number of columns to sort on


Input: [Type] int [Name] iSortCol_(int) [Info]

Output: Column being sorted on (you will need to decode this number for your database)


Input: [Type] string [Name] sSortDir_(int) [Info]

Output: Direction to be sorted - "desc" or "asc".


Input: [Type] string [Name] mDataProp_(int) [Info]

Output: The value specified by mDataProp for each column. This can be useful for ensuring that the processing of data is independent from the order of the columns.


Input: [Type] string [Name] sEcho [Info]

Output: Information for DataTables to use for rendering.


Input: [Type] number [State(HTML5)] Number [Data Type(Collection+JSON)] NUMBER [Data Type(HTML5)]

Output: A numerical value


Input: [Type] email [State(HTML5)] E-mail [Data Type(Collection+JSON)] STRING [Data Type(HTML5)]

Output: An e-mail address


Input: [Type] url [State(HTML5)] URL [Data Type(Collection+JSON)] STRING [Data Type(HTML5)]

Output: An absolute URL


Input: [Type] date [State(HTML5)] Date [Data Type(Collection+JSON)] STRING [Data Type(HTML5)]

Output: A date (year, month, day) with no time zone


Input: [Type] datetime [State(HTML5)] Date and Time [Data Type(Collection+JSON)] STRING [Data Type(HTML5)]

Output: A date and time (year, month, day, hour, minute, second, fraction of a second) with the time zone set to UTC


Input: [Type] month [State(HTML5)] Month [Data Type(Collection+JSON)] STRING [Data Type(HTML5)]

Output: A date consisting of a year and a month with no time zone


Input: [Type] tel [State(HTML5)] Telephone [Data Type(Collection+JSON)] STRING [Data Type(HTML5)]

Output: Text with no line breaks


Input: [Action Group Id] document-browse [Default usage]

Output: Documents on the browse page

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Input: [Action Group Id] document-details [Default usage]

Output: Document on the document details page

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Input: [Action Group Id] folder-browse [Default usage]

Output: Folders on the browse page

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Input: [Action Group Id] folder-details [Default usage]

Output: Folders on the folder details page

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Input: [Action Group Id] document-link-browse [Default usage]

Output: Links to documents on the browse page

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Input: [Action Group Id] document-link-details [Default usage]

Output: Links to documents on the document details page

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Input: [Action Group Id] folder-link-browse [Default usage]

Output: Links to folders on the browse page

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Input: [Action Group Id] folder-link-details [Default usage]

Output: Links to folder on the folder details page

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Input: [Status code] 500 [Description]

Output: Any unexpected server-side error. Client is expected to retry.

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Input: [Status code] 200 [Description]

Output: Success is performing the action. Creation of a resource should use 201 instead

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Input: [Status code] 201 [Description]

Output: Success in creating a resource

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Input: [Status code] 301 [Description]

Output: Service requires https whereas the request was using http

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Input: [Status code] 401 [Description]

Output: Authentication failure – bad user name, bad password

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Input: [Status code] 404 [Description]

Output: Resource represented by the url of the request is not found

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Input: [Status code] 400 [Description]

Output: Bad request. Client should make some changes in the request and resend

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Input: [Status code] 403 [Description]

Output: Forbidden. Additional information should be sent to specify what is the recourse. The resource should exist, the client should have required auth.

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Input: [Status code] 402 [Description]

Output: Bad session id.

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Input: [Status code] 409 [Description]

Output: Client is creating a duplicate record. If an already existing resource id is passed in the request. It may also be sent if some of the fields violate any unique constraint on the resources

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Input: [Status code] 412 [Description]

Output: Some precondition for performing an action is missing. It could be absence of a header or some other criteria

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Input: [Status code] 413 [Description]

Output: Request entity too large

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Input: [Error] 400 [Meaning/Causes]

Output: Bad request. This can be caused by a missing or incorrect API Key, sending information that Reg-RWS cannot validate, or syntax errors within the URL/payload you sent.This error also occurs when you attempt to remove all Tech POCs from an ORG, as all ORGs must have at least one.


Input: [Error] 401 [Meaning/Causes]

Output: The API Key used in the request does not belong to an ARIN Online user that is linked to a POC with the authority to modify the specified record. Ensure that the record you specified is one that your POC has authority over, and that your ARIN Online account is linked to that POC.


Input: [Error] 403 [Meaning/Causes]

Output: This error indicates a forbidden request. For instance, if you attempt to reallocate resources from a parent NET not associated with the API Key specified in your URL, you will receive this error.


Input: [Error] 404 [Meaning/Causes]

Output: The record you identified couldn't be found in the database. For instance, if you get a 404 while trying to modify a POC it probably means Reg-RWS couldn't find a matching POC in the database.


Input: [Error] 405 [Meaning/Causes]

Output: Either the wrong method is specified, or the URL contains incorrect information


Input: [Error] 409 [Meaning/Causes]

Output: You have attempted to delete something that was still linked to something else in ARIN's database. For example, you tried to delete POC that is still linked to an ORG or NET, or you tried to delete a Customer that is still linked to a NET. This error may also occur if you attempt to add a nameserver to a Delegation, but that nameserver already exists for that Delegation, or if you attempt to remove the only nameserver from a Delegation with DS records. Additionally, you will see this error if you attempt to reallocate resources which are not within the parent NET you specify.


Input: [Error] 413 [Meaning/Causes]

Output: Response size too large. This may be because of the attachments on a Ticket's messages, for example. The Error Payload returned to you will showthe actual size limit you've reached. Try again with a summary to receive a smaller response.


Input: [Error] 415 [Meaning/Causes]

Output: Unsupported Media Type. Ensure that "application/xml" is specified as the mime type.


Input: [Description] This example demonstrates how to use the AD7266 ADC device driver. [Families] Blackfin [Processors] ADSP-BF518 [Example]

Output: ADC

CrossCore Embedded Studio (CCES) Examples


Input: [Description] This example demonstrates how to use the SSM2603 Audio codec device driver. [Families] Blackfin [Processors] ADSP-BF518 [Example]

Output: AudioLoopback

CrossCore Embedded Studio (CCES) Examples


Input: [Description] This example demonstrates how to use the GPIO service to Toggle LED's when the push buttons are pressed (callback method). [Families] Blackfin [Processors] ADSP-BF518 [Example]

Output: GPIO Push Button and LED (callback)

CrossCore Embedded Studio (CCES) Examples


Input: [Description] This example demonstrates how to use the UART device driver to read and write data between the BF518 EZ-Kit Lite and a PC. [Families] Blackfin [Processors] ADSP-BF518 [Example]

Output: CharEcho_UART

CrossCore Embedded Studio (CCES) Examples


Input: [Description] This example demonstrates how to use the BF518F on-chip Core Timer service. The Timer is configured in periodic mode and a callback is generated when the period is completed. [Families] Blackfin [Processors] ADSP-BF518 [Example]

Output: CTimer_Periodic

CrossCore Embedded Studio (CCES) Examples