Input: [Error Message] College Restriction [Type of override] Coll [Description]

Output: Must be declared in a major within this college/school


Input: [Error Message] Consent Required [Type of override] Special [Description]

Output: Must have this consent prior to enrolling in this course


Input: [Error Message] Corequisite Required (CORQ) [Type of override] Coreqs [Description]

Output: Must take two different courses concurrently


Input: [Error Message] Dean Approval Required [Type of override] Special [Description]

Output: Must have Dean's consent before enrolling


Input: [Error Message] Dean Honors Prog Appr Req'd [Type of override] Special [Description]

Output: Must have Honors Program approval from the Dean to enroll


Input: [Error Message] Degree Restriction [Type of override] Deg_Major [Description]

Output: Must be declared for that degree


Input: [Error Message] Departmental Approval [Type of override] Special [Description]

Output: Must have departmental consent before enrolling


Input: [Error Message] Department Restriction [Type of override] Dept [Description]

Output: Must be a declared major in a particular department


Input: [Error Message] Duplicate Course with Section [Type of override] Duplicate [Description]

Output: Already registered for the same course


Input: [Error Message] Duplicate Equivalent with Section [Type of override] Duplicate [Description]

Output: Already registered for an equivalent course


Input: [Error Message] Field of Study Restriction [Type of override] Deg_Major [Description]

Output: Must be declared in a specific major or field of study to enroll


Input: [Error Message] Instructor's Signature Req'd [Type of override] Special [Description]

Output: Must have instructor's approval to enroll


Input: [Error Message] Level Restriction [Type of override] Level [Description]

Output: Must be certain level (undergraduate, graduate, or law) in order to enroll


Input: [Error Message] Link Error, Linked Course Required [Type of override] Link [Description]

Output: Must take course, lab, and/or recitation together


Input: [Error Message] Major Restriction [Type of override] Deg_Major [Description]

Output: Must be declared in the major to enroll


Input: [Error Message] Maximum Hours Exceeded [Type of override] N/A [Description]

Output: Student has exceeded maximum hours permitted for level; if student would like to take more than the maximum hours, he/she should contact the Dean of his/her school or college


Input: [Error Message] Mutual Exclusion [Type of override] Muexcl [Description]

Output: Course cannot be taken because it is mutually exclusive with another course


Input: [Error Message] Prerequisite or Test Score [Type of override] Prereqs [Description]

Output: A specific course must be taken prior to this one OR a test must have been completed with a specific score value OR formal program requirements must be completed. Contact the chair/dean of the department offering this course or program to enter a system override if appropriate.


Input: [Error Message] Program Restriction [Type of override] Deg_Major [Description]

Output: Must be declared in major and degree combination


Input: [Error Message] Student Attribute Restriction [Type of override] Att [Description]

Output: Must have a specific student attribute


Input: [Error Message] Study Abroad Coord Approval Req'd [Type of override] Special [Description]

Output: Must have approval from the Study Abroad Coordinator before enrolling


Input: [Error Message] Time conflict [Type of override] Time [Description]

Output: This course overlaps in time with another course


Input: [Error Message] VPAA/AVPAA Approval Required [Type of override] Special [Description]

Output: Must have approval from the VPAA office before taking this course


Input: [Variable] URN [Label]

Output: Unique Reference Number


Input: [Variable] COHORT [Type] INTEGER [Description] Based on 2011/12 KS4 cohort. [Label]

Output: Number of pupils


Input: [Variable] OVERALL [Type] INTEGER [Description] Individual lines may not add up to totals as there are a small number of students who were identified in more than one destination. [Label]

Output: Total in a sustained education destination


Input: [Variable] FEC [Type] INTEGER [Label]

Output: Further Education College


Input: [Variable] INDEP [Type] INTEGER [Label]

Output: Independent School


Input: [Variable] OTHERFE [Type] INTEGER [Description] Includes students undertaking Further Education provision at a Higher Education Institution. [Label]

Output: Other Further Education Provider


Input: [Variable] SSF [Type] INTEGER [Description] State-funded. [Label]

Output: School Sixth Form


Input: [Variable] SFC [Type] INTEGER [Label]

Output: Sixth Form College


Input: [Variable] SPI [Type] INTEGER [Label]

Output: Specialist post-16 institution


Input: [Variable] AP_PRU [Type] INTEGER [Description] Attendance via alternative provision or pupil referral unit for a period of time in the first five months is used as a proxy for sustained participation. [Label]

Output: Pupil Referral Unit or Other Alternative Provision


Input: [Variable] SPECIAL [Type] INTEGER [Description] Maintained, non-maintained and independent special schools. [Label]

Output: Special School


Input: [Variable] APPREN [Type] INTEGER [Description] Apprenticeships are identified where any qualifying learning has occurred at any time during the October to March participation period. All apprenticeships are also reported in the other reporting lines. [Label]

Output: Apprenticeships


Input: [Variable] HE [Type] INTEGER [Label]

Output: UK Higher Education Institute


Input: [Variable] COMBO [Type] INTEGER [Description] Includes students who fulfilled the October to March participation criteria but through more than one type of education destination. [Label]

Output: Education combination


Input: [Variable] KNOWN [Type] INTEGER [Description] Includes students who did not have continuous participation in education destinations from October to March. [Label]

Output: Education destination not sustained


Input: [Variable] UNKNOWN [Type] INTEGER [Description] Includes young people who had no education activity recorded in an education dataset. Possible reasons for this could be that the young person was attending an independent school missing from our data, was in employment, was not in employment, education or training (NEET), was attending an independent college or school that was not captured in the awarding body data, was on a gap year, had left the country, was in custody, was attending a Scottish or Welsh college or school or their whereabouts were not known. [Label]

Output: Activity not captured in data


Input: [Variable] OVERALLPER [Type] PCT [Description] Individual lines may not add up to totals as there are a small number of students who were identified in more than one destination. [Label]

Output: Total in a sustained education destination


Input: [Variable] FECPER [Type] PCT [Label]

Output: Further Education College


Input: [Variable] INDEPPER [Type] PCT [Label]

Output: Independent School


Input: [Variable] OTHERFEPER [Type] PCT [Description] Includes students undertaking Further Education provision at a Higher Education Institution. [Label]

Output: Other Further Education Provider


Input: [Variable] SSFPER [Type] PCT [Description] State-funded. [Label]

Output: School Sixth Form


Input: [Variable] SFCPER [Type] PCT [Label]

Output: Sixth Form College


Input: [Variable] SPIPER [Type] PCT [Label]

Output: Specialist post-16 institution


Input: [Variable] AP_PRUPER [Type] PCT [Description] Attendance via alternative provision or pupil referral unit for a period of time in the first five months is used as a proxy for sustained participation. [Label]

Output: Pupil Referral Unit or Other Alternative Provision


Input: [Variable] SPECIALPER [Type] PCT [Description] Maintained, non-maintained and independent special schools. [Label]

Output: Special School


Input: [Variable] APPRENPER [Type] PCT [Description] Apprenticeships are identified where any qualifying learning has occurred at any time during the October to March participation period. All apprenticeships are also reported in the other reporting lines. [Label]

Output: Apprenticeships


Input: [Variable] HEPER [Type] PCT [Label]

Output: UK Higher Education Institution


Input: [Variable] COMBOPER [Type] PCT [Description] Includes students who fulfilled the October to March participation criteria but through more than one type of education destination. [Label]

Output: Education combination


Input: [Variable] KNOWNPER [Type] PCT [Description] Includes students who did not have continuous participation in education destinations from October to March. [Label]

Output: Education destination not sustained


Input: [Variable] UNKNOWNPER [Type] PCT [Description] Includes young people who had no education activity recorded in an education dataset. Possible reasons for this could be that the young person was attending an independent school missing from our data, was in employment, was not in employment, education or training (NEET), was on a gap year, had left the country, was in custody, was attending a Scottish or Welsh college or school or their whereabouts were not known. [Label]

Output: Activity not captured in data


Input: [Description of Output] Commit hash [Option]

Output: %H

Useful options for git log --pretty=format


Input: [Description of Output] Abbreviated commit hash [Option]

Output: %h


Input: [Description of Output] Tree hash [Option]

Output: %T


Input: [Description of Output] Abbreviated tree hash [Option]

Output: %t


Input: [Description of Output] Parent hashes [Option]

Output: %P


Input: [Description of Output] Abbreviated parent hashes [Option]

Output: %p


Input: [Description of Output] Author name [Option]

Output: %an


Input: [Description of Output] Author e-mail [Option]

Output: %ae


Input: [Description of Output] Author date (format respects the --date=option) [Option]

Output: %ad


Input: [Description of Output] Author date, relative [Option]

Output: %ar


Input: [Description of Output] Committer name [Option]

Output: %cn


Input: [Description of Output] Committer email [Option]

Output: %ce


Input: [Description of Output] Committer date [Option]

Output: %cd


Input: [Description of Output] Committer date, relative [Option]

Output: %cr


Input: [Description of Output] Subject [Option]

Output: %s


Input: [Name] Name [Type] String[] [Required?] false [Pipeline Input] false [Description]

Output: Specifies the names of the datastores you want to retrieve.

Get-Datastore - vSphere PowerCLI Cmdlets Reference


Input: [Name] Id [Type] String[] [Required?] true [Pipeline Input] false [Description]

Output: Specifies the IDs of the datastores you want to retrieve.

Get-Datastore - vSphere PowerCLI Cmdlets Reference


Input: [Name] Location [Type] VIObject[] [Required?] false [Pipeline Input] false [Description]

Output: Specifies vSphere container objects that you want to search for datastores. This parameter accepts Datacenter, Folder, and DatastoreCluster objects.

Get-Datastore - vSphere PowerCLI Cmdlets Reference


Input: [Name] Refresh [Type] SwitchParameter [Required?] false [Pipeline Input] false [Description]

Output: Indicates that the cmdlet first refreshes the storage system information and then retrieves the specified datastores.

Get-Datastore - vSphere PowerCLI Cmdlets Reference


Input: [Name] RelatedObject [Type] DatastoreRelatedObjectBase[] [Required?] false [Pipeline Input] true (ByValue) [Description]

Output: Specifies objects to retrieve one or more Datastore objects that are related to them. This parameter accepts vSphere VirtualMachine, VMHost, Datacenter, DatastoreCluster, and Folder objects, and vCloud Datastore objects.

Get-Datastore - vSphere PowerCLI Cmdlets Reference


Input: [Name] Server [Type] VIServer[] [Required?] false [Pipeline Input] false [Description]

Output: Specifies the vCenter Server instances on which you want to run the cmdlet. If no value is passed to this parameter, the command runs on the default servers. For more information about default servers, see the description of Connect-VIServer.

Get-Datastore - vSphere PowerCLI Cmdlets Reference


Input: [Type] string [Setting] group [Default] "default" [Description]

Output: Database::instance group name


Input: [Type] string [Setting] table [Default] "sessions" [Description]

Output: table name to store sessions in


Input: [Type] array [Setting] columns [Default] array [Description]

Output: associative array of column aliases


Input: [Type] integer [Setting] gc [Default] 500 [Description]

Output: 1:x chance that garbage collection will be run


Input: [Type] string [Setting] name [Default] "session" [Description]

Output: name of the cookie used to store the session data


Input: [Type] boolean [Setting] encrypted [Default] FALSE [Description]

Output: encrypt the session data using Encrypt?


Input: [Type] integer [Setting] lifetime [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: number of seconds the session should live for


Input: [Description] The name of the wsdl:portType [Default] The unqualified name of the Java class or interface [Property]

Output: name


Input: [Description] The XML namespace of the the WSDL and some of the XML elements generated from this web service. Most of the XML elements will be in the namespace according to the JAXB mapping rules. [Default] The namespace mapped from the package name containing the web service according to section 3.2 of the JAX-WS 2.0 specification. [Property]

Output: targetNamespace


Input: [Description] The Service name of the web service: wsdl:service [Default] The unqualified name of the Java class or interface + “ Service” [Property]

Output: serviceName


Input: [Description] The qualified name of the service endpoint interface. If the implementation bean references a service endpoint interface, that service endpoint interface is used to determine the abstract WSDL contract (portType and bindings). In this case, the service implementation bean MUST NOT include any JSR-181 annotations other than @WebService and @HandlerChain. In addition, the @WebService annotation MUST NOT include the name annotation element. The endpoint implementation class is not required to implement the endpointInterface. [Default] None – If not specified, the endpoint implementation class is used to generate the web service contract. In this case, a service endpoint interface is not required. [Property]

Output: endpointInterface


Input: [Description] The wsdl:portName [Default] The WebService.name + "Port" [Property]

Output: portName


Input: [Description] Not currently used by JAX-WS RI 2.1.4 [Property]

Output: wsdlLocation


Input: [Parameters] number of clusters [Scalability] Very large n_samples, medium n_clusters with MiniBatch code [Usecase] General-purpose, even cluster size, flat geometry, not too many clusters [Geometry (metric used)] Distances between points [Method name]

Output: K-Means

2.3. Clustering — scikit-learn 0.17.dev0 documentation


Input: [Parameters] damping, sample preference [Scalability] Not scalable with n_samples [Usecase] Many clusters, uneven cluster size, non-flat geometry [Geometry (metric used)] Graph distance (e.g. nearest-neighbor graph) [Method name]

Output: Affinity propagation

2.3. Clustering — scikit-learn 0.17.dev0 documentation


Input: [Parameters] bandwidth [Scalability] Not scalable with n_samples [Usecase] Many clusters, uneven cluster size, non-flat geometry [Geometry (metric used)] Distances between points [Method name]

Output: Mean-shift

2.3. Clustering — scikit-learn 0.17.dev0 documentation


Input: [Parameters] number of clusters [Scalability] Medium n_samples, small n_clusters [Usecase] Few clusters, even cluster size, non-flat geometry [Geometry (metric used)] Graph distance (e.g. nearest-neighbor graph) [Method name]

Output: Spectral clustering

2.3. Clustering — scikit-learn 0.17.dev0 documentation


Input: [Parameters] number of clusters [Scalability] Large n_samples and n_clusters [Usecase] Many clusters, possibly connectivity constraints [Geometry (metric used)] Distances between points [Method name]

Output: Ward hierarchical clustering

2.3. Clustering — scikit-learn 0.17.dev0 documentation


Input: [Parameters] number of clusters, linkage type, distance [Scalability] Large n_samples and n_clusters [Usecase] Many clusters, possibly connectivity constraints, non Euclidean distances [Geometry (metric used)] Any pairwise distance [Method name]

Output: Agglomerative clustering

2.3. Clustering — scikit-learn 0.17.dev0 documentation


Input: [Parameters] neighborhood size [Scalability] Very large n_samples, medium n_clusters [Usecase] Non-flat geometry, uneven cluster sizes [Geometry (metric used)] Distances between nearest points [Method name]

Output: DBSCAN

2.3. Clustering — scikit-learn 0.17.dev0 documentation


Input: [Parameters] many [Scalability] Not scalable [Usecase] Flat geometry, good for density estimation [Geometry (metric used)] Mahalanobis distances to centers [Method name]

Output: Gaussian mixtures

2.3. Clustering — scikit-learn 0.17.dev0 documentation


Input: [Parameters] branching factor, threshold, optional global clusterer. [Scalability] Large n_clusters and n_samples [Usecase] Large dataset, outlier removal, data reduction. [Geometry (metric used)] Euclidean distance between points [Method name]

Output: Birch

2.3. Clustering — scikit-learn 0.17.dev0 documentation


Input: [Operator] inc [Applicable to types] Integer, Float [Usage example] inc[field1]=1000 [Description]

Output: Increment field to specified value. Value can positive or negative (i.e. decrement operation)

Simple CustomObjects API and SDK (via QuickBlox SDK + API)


Input: [Operator] pull [Applicable to types] Arrays [Usage example] pull[field1]=val1 [Description]

Output: Removes specified value from array field

Simple CustomObjects API and SDK (via QuickBlox SDK + API)


Input: [Operator] pull with filter [Applicable to types] Arrays [Usage example] pull[field1][ ]= [Description]

Output: Removes all elements, which filtered by filter operator, from array

Simple CustomObjects API and SDK (via QuickBlox SDK + API)


Input: [Operator] pull_all [Applicable to types] Arrays [Usage example] pull_all[field1][]=val1&pull_all[field1][]=val2 [Description]

Output: Removes all specified values from array

Simple CustomObjects API and SDK (via QuickBlox SDK + API)


Input: [Operator] pop [Applicable to types] Arrays [Usage example] pop[field1]=1 [Description]

Output: Removes last element from array. To remove first element value should be equal -1

Simple CustomObjects API and SDK (via QuickBlox SDK + API)


Input: [Operator] push [Applicable to types] Arrays [Usage example] push[field1][]=val1&push[field1][]=val2 [Description]

Output: Appends specified values to array

Simple CustomObjects API and SDK (via QuickBlox SDK + API)


Input: [Operator] add_to_set [Applicable to types] Arrays [Usage example] add_to_set[]= [Description]

Output: Adds a value to an array only if the value is not in the array already

Simple CustomObjects API and SDK (via QuickBlox SDK + API)


Input: [Operator] Update array element by index operator [Applicable to types] Arrays [Usage example] []=val [Description]

Output: Update array element by index

Simple CustomObjects API and SDK (via QuickBlox SDK + API)


Input: [property] title-text [description] A title for the menu [Data type] String [default]

Output: GRUB Boot Menu


Input: [property] title-font [description] Font used for the title text [Data type] Font name [default]

Output: Unknown Regular 16


Input: [property] title-color [description] Color of the title text [Data type] Color value [default]

Output: black


Input: [property] message-font [description] Font used for GRUB messages [Data type] Font name [default]

Output: Unknown Regular 16


Input: [property] message-color [description] Color used for GRUB messages [Data type] Color value [default]

Output: white


Input: [property] message-bg-color [description] Background color for GRUB messages [Data type] Color value [default]

Output: black


Input: [property] desktop-color [description] Color of the background if a background image is not specified [Data type] Color value [default]

Output: white


Input: [property] terminal-box [description] Image used for the terminal box [Data type] Styled Box [default]

Output: Plain black box


Input: [property] terminal-font [description] Font used for the terminal box [Data type] Font name [default]

Output: Fixed 10


Input: [Attribute views] AttributeView [Description]

Output: Can read or update non-opaque values associated with objects in a file system

java.nio.file.attribute (Java Platform SE 7 b123)


Input: [Attribute views] FileAttributeView [Description]

Output: Can read or update file attributes

java.nio.file.attribute (Java Platform SE 7 b123)


Input: [Attribute views] BasicFileAttributeView [Description]

Output: Can read or update a basic set of file attributes

java.nio.file.attribute (Java Platform SE 7 b123)


Input: [Attribute views] PosixFileAttributeView [Description]

Output: Can read or update POSIX defined file attributes

java.nio.file.attribute (Java Platform SE 7 b123)


Input: [Attribute views] DosFileAttributeView [Description]

Output: Can read or update FAT file attributes

java.nio.file.attribute (Java Platform SE 7 b123)


Input: [Attribute views] FileOwnerAttributeView [Description]

Output: Can read or update the owner of a file

java.nio.file.attribute (Java Platform SE 7 b123)


Input: [Attribute views] AclFileAttributeView [Description]

Output: Can read or update Access Control Lists

java.nio.file.attribute (Java Platform SE 7 b123)


Input: [Attribute views] UserDefinedFileAttributeView [Description]

Output: Can read or update user-defined file attributes

java.nio.file.attribute (Java Platform SE 7 b123)


Input: [Attribute views] FileStoreAttributeView [Description]

Output: Can read or update file system attributes

java.nio.file.attribute (Java Platform SE 7 b123)


Input: [Attribute views] FileStoreSpaceAttributeView [Description]

Output: Can read file system space usage related attributes

java.nio.file.attribute (Java Platform SE 7 b123)


Input: [Value] {} [String] false [int] false [uint] false [Boolean] false [Object] true [Number]

Output: false


Input: [Value] “string” [String] true [int] false [uint] false [Boolean] false [Object] true [Number]

Output: false


Input: [Value] “10” [String] true [int] false [uint] false [Boolean] false [Object] true [Number]

Output: false


Input: [Value] null [String] false [int] false [uint] false [Boolean] false [Object] false [Number]

Output: false


Input: [Value] undefined [String] false [int] false [uint] false [Boolean] false [Object] false [Number]

Output: false


Input: [Value] true [String] false [int] false [uint] false [Boolean] true [Object] true [Number]

Output: false


Input: [Value] false [String] false [int] false [uint] false [Boolean] true [Object] true [Number]

Output: false


Input: [Value] 0 [String] false [int] true [uint] true [Boolean] false [Object] true [Number]

Output: true


Input: [Value] 1 [String] false [int] true [uint] true [Boolean] false [Object] true [Number]

Output: true


Input: [Value] -1 [String] false [int] true [uint] false [Boolean] false [Object] true [Number]

Output: true


Input: [Value] 1.23 [String] false [int] false [uint] false [Boolean] false [Object] true [Number]

Output: true


Input: [Value] -1.23 [String] false [int] false [uint] false [Boolean] false [Object] true [Number]

Output: true


Input: [Value] NaN [String] false [int] false [uint] false [Boolean] false [Object] true [Number]

Output: true


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.MRU.maxURLs [Value] A number [Description]

Output: Sets the maximum number of URLs that are displayed in the dropdown menu of the URL bar. To prevent URLs from being saved to the dropdown menu, set the value to 0.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.MRU.URL# [Value] A URL [Description]

Output: Defines the URL displayed in the dropdown menu of the URL bar. The number defines the relative position of the URL in the menu with 1 being the top of the menu.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.bookmarks.bookmarkFile [Value] Drive:\\Documents and Settings\\User Name\\Application Data\\KMeleon\\Profiles\\default\\.slt\\bookmarks.html [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the Bookmark file.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.backgroundImage [Value] Drive:\\Documents and Settings\\User Name\\Application Data\\KMeleon\\Profiles\\default\\.slt\\Back.bmp [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the image file for the Tool Bar background.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.backgroundImageEnabled [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the background image for the Tool Bar is displayed. Set to true to display the image.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.height [Value] A number [Description]

Output: Sets the height of the browser in pixels when preference kmeleon.display.maximized is set to false.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.maximized [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether K-Meleon opens to use all available screen space above the Windows Task Bar. Set to true to open maximized.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.newWindowOpenAs [Value] 0, 1, 2 [Description]

Output: Controls what setting to use for opening new windows. 0 = Current Page 1 = Home Page 2 = Specified URL


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.newWindowURL [Value] Any valid web address [Description]

Output: Sets the URL used by the kmeleon.display.newWindowOpenAs preference when set to open to a Specified URL.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.display.width [Value] A number [Description]

Output: Sets the width of the browser in pixels when preference kmeleon.display.maximized is set to false,


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.find.matchCase [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Find function attempts to match by case. Set to true to match by case.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.find.matchWholeWord [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Find function attempts to match by whole word only. Set to true to match by whole word only.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.find.searchBackwards [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Find function attempts to search backwards in a page. Set to true to search backwards.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.find.wrapAround [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether a search will continue at the top of the page after reaching the bottom. Set to true to enable wrap around searching.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.homePage [Value] Any valid web address [Description]

Output: Sets the home page for the browser. Example: http://www.kmeleon.org/


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.pluginsDir [Value] Drive:\\Program Files\\K-Meleon\\kplugins\\ [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the K-Meleon specific plugins directory.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.saveDir [Value] User-defined path [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the location for saved files.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.searchEngine [Value] A URL [Description]

Output: Defines the search engine used by K-Meleon's Search function. The default value is http://www.google.com/keyword/. Note: You must use a URL that will allow searching by terms or this function will not work.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.settingsDir [Value] Drive:\\Documents and Settings\\user\\Application Data\\KMeleon\\Profiles\\default\\.slt\\ [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the directory where the prefs.js file is located.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.sourceCommand [Value] User-defined path [Description]

Output: Defines a path to the location of the application used to View Source if the preference kmeleon.general.sourceEnabled is set to true.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.sourceEnabled [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether K-Meleon uses an external application to View Source. Set to true to use an external application. The application used is defined in preference kmeleon.general.sourceCommand.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.general.startHome [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether K-Meleon opens to the home page or a blank page. Set to true to open to the home page.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.bmpmenu.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Bitmapped Menus plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.bookmarks.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Netscape Bookmarks plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.favorites.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the IE Favorites plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.fullscreen.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Fullscreen plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.fullscreen.hide_rebar [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Rebar Menu is displayed when in Fullscreen mode. Set to true to hide the Rebar Menu.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.fullscreen.hide_statusbar [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Status Bar is displayed when in Fullscreen mode. Set to true to hide the Status Bar.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.history.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the History plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.macros.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Macros Extension plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.rebarmenu.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Rebar Menu plugin is enabled. The Rebar Menu allows the Menu bar to be adjusted like the other tool bars. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.plugins.winamp.load [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the WinAmp plugin is enabled. Set to true to enable the plugin.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.prefs_inited [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Internal value used by K-Meleon to determine if the preferences have been initialized.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent0.name [Value] Default [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Mozilla 0.9.4


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent0.string [Description]

Output: User agent string value equivalent to Mozilla 0.9.4


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent1.name [Value] Netscape 6.1 [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Netscape 6.1.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent1.string [Value] Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; WinNT4.0; en-US) Netscape6/6.1 [Description]

Output: User agent string value equivalent to Netscape 6/6.1


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent2.name [Value] Netscape 4.76 [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Netscape 4.76.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent2.string [Value] Mozilla/4.76 [en] (WinNT; U) [Description]

Output: User agent string value equivalent to Netscape 4.76


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent3.name [Value] MSIE 6.0 [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Internet Explorer 6.0.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent3.string [Value] Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1) [Description]

Output: User agent string value equivalent to Internet Explorer 6.0


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent4.name [Value] MSIE 5.5 [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Internet Explorer 5.5.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent4.string [Value] Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT) [Description]

Output: User agent string value equivalent to Internet Explorer 5.5


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent5.name [Value] MSIE 4.0 [Description]

Output: Value displayed in Browser Identification section of Privacy dialog. This value is equivalent to Internet Explorer 4.0.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.privacy.useragent5.string [Value] Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.0; Windows NT) [Description]

Output: User agent string value equivalent to Internet Explorer 4.0


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Favorites.break [Value] 0,1 [Description]

Output: Controls whether the next toolband will be displayed on a new line below the listed toolband. Set to 1 to to display next toolband below the listed toolband.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Favorites.index [Value] 4 [Description]


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Favorites.size [Value] A number [Description]


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Favorites.visibility [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Favorites menu is displayed.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Menu Bar.break [Value] 0, 1 [Description]

Output: Controls whether the next tool bar will be displayed on a new line below the Menu bar Set to 1 to to display next tool bar below the Menu bar.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Menu Bar.index [Value] 0, 1, 2, 3 [Description]

Output: The relative position of the Menu bar relative to the top of the browser. A value of 0 is places the Menu bar in the highest position relative to the other tool bars.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Menu Bar.size [Value] A number [Description]

Output: Sets the width of the URL bar in pixels.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Menu Bar.visibility [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Menu bar is displayed. Set to true to display the Menu bar.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Tool Bar.break [Value] 0, 1 [Description]

Output: Controls whether the next tool bar will be displayed on a new line below the Tool Bar Set to 1 to to display next tool bar below the Tool Bar.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Tool Bar.index [Value] 0, 1, 2, 3 [Description]

Output: The relative position of the Tool Bar relative to the top of the browser. A value of 0 is places the Tool Bar in the highest position relative to the other tool bars.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Tool Bar.size [Value] A number [Description]

Output: Sets the width of the URL bar in pixels.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.Tool Bar.visibility [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the Tool bar is displayed. Set to true to display the Tool bar.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.URL Bar.break [Value] 0, 1 [Description]

Output: Controls whether the next tool bar will be displayed on a new line below the URL Bar Set to 1 to to display next tool bar below the URL Bar.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.URL Bar.index [Value] 0, 1, 2, 3 [Description]

Output: The relative position of the URL bar relative to the top of the browser. A value of 0 is places the URL bar in the highest position relative to the other tool bars.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.URL Bar.size [Value] A number [Description]

Output: Sets the width of the URL bar in pixels.


Input: [Preference Name] kmeleon.toolband.URL Bar.visibility [Value] true/false [Description]

Output: Controls whether the URL bar is displayed. Set to true to display the URL bar.


Input: [Service name] CONFIG

Output: Provides a way to save the current STAF configuration


Input: [Service name] DELAY

Output: Provides a means to sleep a specified amount of time


Input: [Service name] DIAG

Output: Provides diagnostics services


Input: [Service name] ECHO

Output: Echos back a supplied message


Input: [Service name] FS

Output: Provides file transfer between systems


Input: [Service name] HANDLE

Output: Provides information about existing STAF handles


Input: [Service name] HELP

Output: Provides help on STAF error codes


Input: [Service name] LIFECYCLE

Output: Runs STAF service requests when STAFProc starts up or shuts down


Input: [Service name] LOG

Output: Provides robust logging services


Input: [Service name] MISC

Output: Handles miscellaneous commands such as displaying the version of STAF that is currently running


Input: [Service name] MONITOR

Output: Provides a means to monitor the status of running programs


Input: [Service name] PING

Output: Provides a simple is-alive message


Input: [Service name] PROCESS

Output: Handles starting, stopping, and querying processes


Input: [Service name] QUEUE

Output: Interacts with STAF queues


Input: [Service name] RESPOOL

Output: Manages pools of named elements


Input: [Service name] SEM

Output: Provides named event and mutex semaphores


Input: [Service name] SERVICE

Output: Provides information on available STAF services


Input: [Service name] SHUTDOWN

Output: Provides a means to shutdown STAF and register for shutdown notifications


Input: [Service name] TRACE

Output: Provides tracing information for STAF services


Input: [Service name] TRUST

Output: Interfaces with STAF's security


Input: [Service name] VAR

Output: Allows inspection and manipulation of STAF variable pools


Input: [Service name] ZIP

Output: Provides a means to zip/unzip/list/delete PKZip/WinZip compatible archives


Input: [Preference] repository [Type] string [Description] The repository name which is used in an instance of Sites Explorer. [Value]

Output: repository


Input: [Preference] workspace [Type] string [Description] Not in use. The workspace name was included in the Drive. [Value]


Input: [Preference] path [Type] string [Description] The path of the node. This preference will be used when the selected usecase is Parameterize. [Value]


Input: [Preference] drive [Type] string [Description] Not in use. Replaced by the driveName preference. [Value]


Input: [Preference] views [Type] string [Description] Not in use. The views will be displayed basing on the Drive which the user has the access permission. [Value]


Input: [Preference] allowCreateFolders [Type] string [Description] Allow creating a folder by type. When you do not specify the value, the default value will be nt:unstructured, nt:folder. [Value]


Input: [Preference] categoryMandatoryWhenFileUpload [Type] boolean [Description] Force a user to add a category when uploading or creating a document. [Value]

Output: false


Input: [Preference] uploadFileSizeLimitMB [Type] float [Description] The maximum size of a file that is uploaded to the system (MB). [Value]

Output: 150


Input: [Preference] usecase [Type] string [Description] The behavior to access Sites Explorer. By default, the "selection" option is configured. Besides "selection", there are four other ways to configure the Sites Explorer: Jailed, Personal, Social, Parameterize. [Value]

Output: selection


Input: [Preference] driveName [Type] string [Description] The name of drive which the user wants to access. [Value]

Output: private


Input: [Preference] trashHomeNodePath [Type] string [Description] The location to store the deleted nodes. [Value]

Output: /Trash


Input: [Preference] trashRepository [Type] string [Description] The name of the repository where stores the deleted nodes. [Value]

Output: repository


Input: [Preference] trashWorkspace [Type] string [Description] The name of the workspace where stores the deleted nodes. [Value]

Output: collaboration


Input: [Preference] editInNewWindow [Type] boolean [Description] Allow editing documents with or without a window popup. [Value]

Output: false


Input: [Preference] showTopBar [Type] boolean [Description] Allow showing the Top bar or not. [Value]

Output: true


Input: [Preference] showActionBar [Type] boolean [Description] Allow showing the Action bar or not. [Value]

Output: true


Input: [Preference] showSideBar [Type] boolean [Description] Allow showing the Side bar or not. [Value]

Output: true


Input: [Preference] showFilterBar [Type] boolean [Description] Allow showing the Filter bar or not. [Value]

Output: true


Input: [#] 400 [Description] preprocessor bug for comments with quote char [Type]

Output: Error


Input: [#] 463 [Description] pass comments on to C source [Type]

Output: Feature


Input: [#] 519 [Description] Misleading error for missing project [Type]

Output: Error


Input: [#] 522 [Description] Strip unused FB runtime and C runtime functions during Make Xcode Project [Type]

Output: Feature


Input: [#] 527 [Description] Cleaner translation of simple if conditions [Type]

Output: Nicety


Input: [#] 535 [Description] Make Xcode Project should set optimization -O0 [Type]

Output: Nicety


Input: [#] 538 [Description] Send runtime errors to console.log instead of showing fatal alert [Type]

Output: Feature


Input: [#] 539 [Description] Compiler warning from A$ = "(??)" [Type]

Output: Cleanup


Input: [#] 540 [Description] Warnings from Subs Quick Event Loop.Incl [Type]

Output: Cleanup


Input: [#] 541 [Description] write# stringVar gives strange results [Type]

Output: Error


Input: [#] 542 [Description] line input # should terminate on as well as [Type]

Output: Error


Input: [#] 543 [Description] Allow casting e.g. x = (double)y [Type]

Output: Feature


Input: [#] 544 [Description] instr() treats chr$(0) and chr$(1) alike [Type]

Output: Error


Input: [#] 545 [Description] Allow 64-bit integer literals such as 1ULL, -1LL [Type]

Output: Feature


Input: [#] 548 [Description] 'Warn of unused functions' sometimes didn't [Type]

Output: Error


Input: [#] 549 [Description] FSCatalogInfo.permission wrongly defined in Headers [Type]

Output: Error


Input: [#] 550 [Description] LP64 types should have size 8 in static expressions [Type]

Output: Error


Input: [#] 553 [Description] inkey$ for command line tool not implemented [Type]

Output: Error


Input: [#] 554 [Description] Use precompiled header breaks with clang 1.5 [Type]

Output: Error


Input: [#] 555 [Description] Allow static string expression (_foo$ + "bar") as 'output' filename [Type]

Output: Feature


Input: [Button Name] Show/Hide Toolbar [Allows you to:]

Output: Close the toolbar so the toolbar is hidden when printing/saving database records. Click on this button and the record is refreshed showing a small icon in place of the toolbar.


Input: [Button Name] Back to Results [Allows you to:]

Output: Return to the listing of search results (and exit from viewing a database record).


Input: [Button Name] Previous/Next Record [Allows you to:]

Output: Move to the previous or next record retrieved by your search while viewing database records (for the database you are presently viewing).


Input: [Button] (on) (off) [Button Name] Mark Record [Allows you to:]

Output: Mark or unmark a record while you are viewing the record or from the search results. Click on the blue Mark Record button and the button becomes green (active) and is checked to show the record is selected. To unmark a record, simply click on the green Mark Record button.


Input: [Button Name] Show Term(s) [Allows you to:]

Output: Highlight search terms while viewing database records. Your search terms are automatically highlighted, i.e. indoor air quality. In order to print a database record without the highlighting, click on the green Show Term(s) button to toggle off (blue button is off) the highlighting before printing the record.


Input: [Button Name] Show Contents [Allows you to:]

Output: View the list of sections in a database record and allows you to easily move through the contents of database record. Click on a section name to jump to that section in the database record. You can: view All Sections (the default). select a preset display format from the drop down list next to Format, e.g. Identification. These formats have been predefined so you can easily display frequently used sections. create a custom display format and display only the fields you select (this feature is session specific). Simply click on the box next to the fields you want included in the display and click on Refresh Record. The record presentation will be refreshed to include only the selected fields.


Input: [Button Name] Field Help [Allows you to:]

Output: View the in-context help for the database fields and sections. While viewing database records, you can see a description of each field or section by: resting you cursor on the ? symbol next to a field*, or clicking on the ? symbol next to a field. This opens a new window containing the database field description. Note*: This is done using balloons in Microsoft Internet Explorer.


Input: [Button Name] Results for Pages 1-5 [Allows you to:]

Output: Display the results in a series of pages . The most relevant records are listed at the top of page 1. Click on a number to go to that page of results or click on next to select a page number greater than 5.


Input: [Keys] left or right [Action]

Output: Move cursor by character

iOS VoiceOver Gesture, Keyboard & Braille Shortcuts | AxS Lab


Input: [Keys] up or down [Action]

Output: Move cursor by row

iOS VoiceOver Gesture, Keyboard & Braille Shortcuts | AxS Lab


Input: [Keys] Alt + left or right [Action]

Output: Move cursor by word

iOS VoiceOver Gesture, Keyboard & Braille Shortcuts | AxS Lab


Input: [Keys] Control or Cmd + left or right [Action]

Output: Move cursor by phrase

iOS VoiceOver Gesture, Keyboard & Braille Shortcuts | AxS Lab


Input: [Keys] Cmd + A [Action]

Output: Select all

iOS VoiceOver Gesture, Keyboard & Braille Shortcuts | AxS Lab


Input: [Keys] Cmd + C [Action]

Output: Copy selection

iOS VoiceOver Gesture, Keyboard & Braille Shortcuts | AxS Lab


Input: [Keys] Cmd + X [Action]

Output: Cut selection

iOS VoiceOver Gesture, Keyboard & Braille Shortcuts | AxS Lab


Input: [Keys] Cmd + V [Action]

Output: Paste

iOS VoiceOver Gesture, Keyboard & Braille Shortcuts | AxS Lab


Input: [Keys] Cmd + Z [Action]

Output: Undo. Note: you can also shake the device

iOS VoiceOver Gesture, Keyboard & Braille Shortcuts | AxS Lab


Input: [Keys] Cmd + Shift + Z [Action]

Output: Redo. Note: you can also shake the device

iOS VoiceOver Gesture, Keyboard & Braille Shortcuts | AxS Lab


Input: [Keys] Eject [Action]

Output: Show/hide screen keyboard

iOS VoiceOver Gesture, Keyboard & Braille Shortcuts | AxS Lab


Input: [Key application contents] Checking the proper connection between the various circuitry elements [Application type]

Output: Structural test

Type of Application for JTAG/Boundary Scan


Input: [Key application contents] Checking the proper functioning of ICs, clusters, boards, interfaces and systems [Application type]

Output: Functional test

Type of Application for JTAG/Boundary Scan


Input: [Key application contents] Test conducted by the micro processor through emulation (special instance of functional test) [Application type]

Output: Emulation test

Type of Application for JTAG/Boundary Scan


Input: [Key application contents] Execution: structural, functional or emulation test at higher speed [Application type]

Output: At-speed-test

Type of Application for JTAG/Boundary Scan


Input: [Key application contents] Execution: structural, functional or emulation test at nominal speed [Application type]

Output: Real time test

Type of Application for JTAG/Boundary Scan


Input: [Key application contents] Measurement of voltage, frequency, temperature, waveform [Application type]

Output: Analog measurement

Type of Application for JTAG/Boundary Scan


Input: [Key application contents] Interactive test of individual registers, pins, connections or logic functions [Application type]

Output: Debugging

Type of Application for JTAG/Boundary Scan


Input: [Key application contents] Programming of non-volatile memory (flash, micro controller, PLD) [Application type]

Output: Programming

Type of Application for JTAG/Boundary Scan


Input: [Name] checked [Type] Short-lived [Owner] Carlsberg [Purpose]

Output: Track whether the user has indicated (s)he is of legal drinking age.


Input: [Name] innerOpened [Type] Session [Owner] Carlsberg [Purpose]

Output: Track whether a content section is opened.


Input: [Name] navOpen [Type] Session [Owner] Carlsberg [Purpose]

Output: Track whether the navigation is opened.


Input: [Name] voileOpened [Type] Session [Owner] Carlsberg [Purpose]

Output: Track whether the fly-out menu is visible


Input: [Name] wallpaper [Type] Session [Owner] Carlsberg [Purpose]

Output: Track which page is shown


Input: [Name] welcome_slug [Type] Session [Owner] Carlsberg [Purpose]

Output: Track whether the user has seen the welcome banner.


Input: [Name] __utma [Type] Long-lived [Owner] Google [Purpose]

Output: Setting the scope of Google Analytics tracking


Input: [Name] __utmb [Type] Short-lived [Owner] Google [Purpose]

Output: Establishes a session for Google Analytics.


Input: [Name] __utmc [Type] Session [Owner] Google [Purpose]

Output: Establishes a session for Google Analytics.


Input: [Name] __utmz [Type] Long-lived [Owner] Google [Purpose]

Output: Tracks user movement throughout Kronenbourg1664.com


Input: [Key] J [Action]

Output: Stream to the next post by your circles

Google plus keyboard shortcuts | ETECHDIARY


Input: [Key] K [Action]

Output: Stream to the previous post by your circles

Google plus keyboard shortcuts | ETECHDIARY


Input: [Key] N [Action]

Output: Next comment on current post

Google plus keyboard shortcuts | ETECHDIARY


Input: [Key] p [Action]

Output: Previous comment on current post

Google plus keyboard shortcuts | ETECHDIARY


Input: [Key] Q [Action]

Output: Move to Chat section

Google plus keyboard shortcuts | ETECHDIARY


Input: [Key] QQ [Action]

Output: Pressing Q twice moves your cursor to the Search Box in the “chat” section of Google+

Google plus keyboard shortcuts | ETECHDIARY


Input: [Key] Space Bar [Action]

Output: Regular Scroll Down

Google plus keyboard shortcuts | ETECHDIARY


Input: [Key] Space + Shift [Action]

Output: Regular Scroll Up

Google plus keyboard shortcuts | ETECHDIARY


Input: [Key] Enter [Action]

Output: When a stream update is selected Enter moves your cursor to the comment box

Google plus keyboard shortcuts | ETECHDIARY


Input: [Key] Enter + Tab [Action]

Output: Submit comment

Google plus keyboard shortcuts | ETECHDIARY


Input: [Key] @ / + [Action]

Output: @ or + followed by a username is used to mention someone in a post or share the post with them

Google plus keyboard shortcuts | ETECHDIARY


Input: [Control] Load A/B [number] 18 [Function]

Output: Loads the currently highlighted track into the corresponding deck (A or B)


Input: [Control] Play [number] 14 [Function]

Output: Starts or stop a loaded track


Input: [Control] Shift + Play [number] 14 [Function]

Output: Backward Play


Input: [Control] Supershift + Play [number] 14 [Function]

Output: Toggle Repeat


Input: [Control] Cue [number] 15 [Function]

Output: Sets the cue point if a track is stopped and not at the current cue point. Stops track and returns to the current cue point if a track is playing. Plays preview if a track is stopped at the cue point for as long as it's held down


Input: [Control] Forward / Backward [number] 12 [Function]

Output: Move Forward/Backward in track


Input: [Control] Scratch [number] 7 [Function]

Output: Enable or disable the scratch mode on all four decks


Input: [Control] Jog wheel [number] 16 [Function]

Output: Seeks forwards and backwards in a stopped track. Temporarily changes the playback speed for playing tracks. Absolute sync of the track speed to the jog wheel if scratch mode enabled


Input: [Name] __int__ [Parameters] self [Return type] object [Description]

Output: Convert to integer

Special Methods of Extension Types — Cython 0.22.1 documentation


Input: [Name] __long__ [Parameters] self [Return type] object [Description]

Output: Convert to long integer

Special Methods of Extension Types — Cython 0.22.1 documentation


Input: [Name] __float__ [Parameters] self [Return type] object [Description]

Output: Convert to float

Special Methods of Extension Types — Cython 0.22.1 documentation


Input: [Name] __oct__ [Parameters] self [Return type] object [Description]

Output: Convert to octal

Special Methods of Extension Types — Cython 0.22.1 documentation


Input: [Name] __hex__ [Parameters] self [Return type] object [Description]

Output: Convert to hexadecimal

Special Methods of Extension Types — Cython 0.22.1 documentation


Input: [Name] __index__ (2.5+ only) [Parameters] self [Return type] object [Description]

Output: Convert to sequence index

Special Methods of Extension Types — Cython 0.22.1 documentation


Input: [Directory] /bin [Content]

Output: Common programs, shared by the system, the system administrator and the users.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /boot [Content]

Output: The startup files and the kernel, vmlinuz. In some recent distributions also grub data. Grub is the GRand Unified Boot loader and is an attempt to get rid of the many different boot-loaders we know today.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /dev [Content]

Output: Contains references to all the CPU peripheral hardware, which are represented as files with special properties.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /etc [Content]

Output: Most important system configuration files are in /etc, this directory contains data similar to those in the Control Panel in Windows

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /home [Content]

Output: Home directories of the common users.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /initrd [Content]

Output: (on some distributions) Information for booting. Do not remove!

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /lib [Content]

Output: Library files, includes files for all kinds of programs needed by the system and the users.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /lost+found [Content]

Output: Every partition has a lost+found in its upper directory. Files that were saved during failures are here.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /misc [Content]

Output: For miscellaneous purposes.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /mnt [Content]

Output: Standard mount point for external file systems, e.g. a CD-ROM or a digital camera.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /net [Content]

Output: Standard mount point for entire remote file systems

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /opt [Content]

Output: Typically contains extra and third party software.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /proc [Content]

Output: A virtual file system containing information about system resources. More information about the meaning of the files in proc is obtained by entering the command man proc in a terminal window. The file proc.txt discusses the virtual file system in detail.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /root [Content]

Output: The administrative user's home directory. Mind the difference between /, the root directory and /root, the home directory of the root user.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /sbin [Content]

Output: Programs for use by the system and the system administrator.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /tmp [Content]

Output: Temporary space for use by the system, cleaned upon reboot, so don't use this for saving any work!

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /usr [Content]

Output: Programs, libraries, documentation etc. for all user-related programs.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Directory] /var [Content]

Output: Storage for all variable files and temporary files created by users, such as log files, the mail queue, the print spooler area, space for temporary storage of files downloaded from the Internet, or to keep an image of a CD before burning it.

chapter_2_-_the_linux_operating_system:the_linux_filesystem [Web Development for Bioinformatics Tutorial]


Input: [Name] getchunk [Use]

Output: extracts a 3D chunk

Matlab functions for CARS access


Input: [Name] getmap [Use]

Output: extracts a single depth layer or horizontal slice

Matlab functions for CARS access


Input: [Name] get_clim_casts [Use]

Output: extract vertical profiles at the lats/longs and optionally time of year (and so can be used to create sections, for example.)

Matlab functions for CARS access


Input: [Name] get_clim [Use]

Output: alternative to get_clim_casts

Matlab functions for CARS access


Input: [Name] atday [Use]

Output: evaluate the mean and temporal harmonics at a particular day-of-year.

Matlab functions for CARS access


Input: [Name] atdaypos [Use]

Output: as for atday, but also interpolates to desired locations

Matlab functions for CARS access


Input: [Name] dep_csl, csl_dep [Use]

Output: convert between depth (m) and CSIRO standard depth levels (CSL)

Matlab functions for CARS access


Input: [Class] Input [Via] input [Description]

Output: The Input Manager. Responsible for handling all Input sub-systems. Also looks after Input enabled Game Objects.


Input: [Class] Pointer [Via] input.pointer [Description]

Output: Pointers encapsulate all mouse or touch related input, regardless of how it was generated. On multi-touch systems more than one Pointer can be active at any one time. In Input related events a reference to the corresponding Pointer is passed.


Input: [Class] DeviceButton [Via] pointer.leftButton [Description]

Output: Represents a button on a mouse or pen / stylus.


Input: [Class] Keyboard [Via] input.keyboard [Description]

Output: The Keyboard input handler. Listens for device related events. Can also create Key objects.


Input: [Class] Key [Description]

Output: A Key object is responsible for listening to a specific Key. Created by the Keyboard class.


Input: [Class] Mouse [Via] input.mouse [Description]

Output: A Mouse event handler. Listens for device related events and passes them on to the active Pointer.


Input: [Class] MSPointer [Via] input.mspointer [Description]

Output: An MSPointer event handler. Listens for device related events and passes them on to the active Pointer.


Input: [Class] Touch [Via] input.touch [Description]

Output: A Touch event handler. Listens for device related events and passes them on to the active Pointer.


Input: [Name] __metadata [Value] Variable:Metadata [Type]

Output: Dictionary

YASP Blog | All about Office 365, SharePoint, ASP.NET and web development in general


Input: [Name] Url [Value] Parameter:WebTitle [Type]

Output: String

YASP Blog | All about Office 365, SharePoint, ASP.NET and web development in general


Input: [Name] Title [Value] Parameter:WebTitle [Type]

Output: String

YASP Blog | All about Office 365, SharePoint, ASP.NET and web development in general


Input: [Name] Description [Value] Parameter:WebDesc [Type]

Output: String

YASP Blog | All about Office 365, SharePoint, ASP.NET and web development in general


Input: [Name] Language [Value] Parameter:Language [Type]

Output: Integer

YASP Blog | All about Office 365, SharePoint, ASP.NET and web development in general


Input: [Name] WebTemplate [Value] sts [Type]

Output: String

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Input: [Name] UseIniquePermissions [Value] false [Type]

Output: Boolean

YASP Blog | All about Office 365, SharePoint, ASP.NET and web development in general


Input: [Property] AdvertisementFile [.NET] 1.0 [Description]

Output: To define the path to the XML file this contains the Advertisement information.


Input: [Property] AlternateTextField [.NET] 2.0 [Description]

Output: To define the path to the data field used instead of the Alt text for an Ad.


Input: [Property] ImageUrlField [.NET] 2.0 [Description]

Output: To define the path to the data field used instead of the ImageURL attribute for an Ad


Input: [Property] KeywordFilter [.NET] 1.0 [Description]

Output: To specify a filter to limit Advertisements after categories.


Input: [Property] NavigateUrlField [.NET] 2.0 [Description]

Output: To specify the path to the data field used instead of the NavigateURL attribute for an Advertisement.


Input: [Property] runat [.NET] 1.0 [Description]

Output: To specify the control to server control i.e. must be set to server.


Input: [Property] Target [.NET] 1.0 [Description]

Output: To specify where to open the URL


Input: [command/target] source [Description]

Output: Fetch the source (download the tarball, clone the source repository, etc)


Input: [command/target] depends [Description]

Output: Build and install all dependencies required to build the package


Input: [command/target] extract [Description]

Output: Put the source in the package build directory (extract the tarball, copy the source, etc)


Input: [command/target] patch [Description]

Output: Apply the patches, if any


Input: [command/target] configure [Description]

Output: Run the configure commands, if any


Input: [command/target] build [Description]

Output: Run the compilation commands


Input: [command/target] install-staging [Description]

Output: target package: Run the installation of the package in the staging directory, if necessary


Input: [command/target] install-target [Description]

Output: target package: Run the installation of the package in the target directory, if necessary


Input: [command/target] install [Description]

Output: target package: Run the 2 previous installation commands host package: Run the installation of the package in the host directory


Input: [Description] A form to be handed to league rep before season starts [Name]

Output: Waiver form

Fraser Valley Touch Football League - League files: Index


Input: [Description] A form for teams to Reg for a season [Name]

Output: Registration form

Fraser Valley Touch Football League - League files: Index


Input: [Description] A Stat sheet to be filled out every game [Name]

Output: Stat Sheet

Fraser Valley Touch Football League - League files: Index


Input: [Description] New Updated rule book [Name]

Output: 2015 rule book

Fraser Valley Touch Football League - League files: Index


Input: [Description] A outline on how our league runs [Name]

Output: 2015 F.V.T.FL BY LAWS

Fraser Valley Touch Football League - League files: Index


Input: [Name]

Output: playoff schedule

Fraser Valley Touch Football League - League files: Index


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] acc_open_past_24mths [Definition]

Output: Number of accounts opened in past 24 months

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] bc_open_to_buy [Definition]

Output: Total open to buy on revolving bankcards

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] percent_bc_gt_75 [Definition]

Output: Percentage of all bankcard accounts > 75% of limit

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] bc_util [Definition]

Output: Ratio of total current balance of high credit/credit limit for all bankcard accounts

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] mths_since_recent_inq [Definition]

Output: Months since most recent inquiry

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] mths_since_recent_loan_delinq [Definition]

Output: Months since most recent personal finance delinquency

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] mths_since_recent_revol_delinq [Definition]

Output: Months since most recent revolving delinquency

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] mths_since_recent_bc [Definition]

Output: Months since most recent bankcard account opened

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] mort_acc [Definition]

Output: Number of mortgage accounts

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] pub_rec_gt_100 [Definition]

Output: Number of public record and account line derogatory items greater than $100

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] total_bal_ex_mort [Definition]

Output: Total current balance of all accounts, excluding mortgage

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Browse Notes Column Header] total_bc_limit [Definition]

Output: Total bankcard high credit/credit limit

Improvements to Browse Notes Downloadable File - Lending Club Blog


Input: [Class name] display [Description]

Output: Short-hand for the stripe, hover, row-border and order-column classes.


Input: [Class name] cell-border [Description]

Output: Border around all four sides of each cell


Input: [Class name] compact [Description]

Output: Reduce the amount of white-space the default styling for the DataTable uses, increasing the information density on screen (since 1.10.1)


Input: [Class name] hover [Description]

Output: Row highlighting on mouse over


Input: [Class name] nowrap [Description]

Output: Disable wrapping of content in the table, so all text in the cells is on a single line (since 1.10.1)


Input: [Class name] order-column [Description]

Output: Highlight the column that the table data is currently ordered on


Input: [Class name] row-border [Description]

Output: Border around only the top an bottom of each each (i.e. for the rows). Note cell-border and row-border are mutually exclusive and cannot be used together.


Input: [Class name] stripe [Description]

Output: Row striping


Input: [Parameter] Enable Sage Pay Server Module [Default] True [Description]

Output: Setting this parameter to True makes the payment method available to customers during the checkout procedure.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Parameter] Vendor Login Name [Description]

Output: The vendor login name used to connect to the transaction gateway with.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Parameter] Profile Payment Page [Default] Normal [Description]

Output: Profile page to use for the payment page. Normal Redirect the customer to the payment page hosted at Sage Pay. Low Load the Sage Pay payment page through an iframe in the checkout procedure.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Parameter] Transaction Method [Default] Authenticate [Description]

Output: The following transaction methods are available to process transactions with: Authenticate The Authenticate transaction method only verifies the card and card holder using the 3D-Secure mechanism provided by the card-schemes and card issuing banks. Authorisations and Settlements of transactions are performed manually on the My Sage Pay Admin interface. Deferred The Deferred transaction method verifies and authorises the transaction and is captured manually on the My Sage Pay Admin Interface. Payment The Payment transaction method verifies, authorises, and transfers the funds to your Merchant account via batch settlement.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Parameter] Set Order Status [Default] Default Order Status [Description]

Output: The orders status will be updated to this value when a successful transaction has been made.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Parameter] Transaction Order Status [Default] Sage Pay [Transactions] [Description]

Output: Transactions are logged in this private order status level.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Parameter] Payment Zone [Description]

Output: If set, this payment method will only be available to orders made within the defined zone.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Parameter] Transaction Server [Default] Live [Description]

Output: The following transaction servers are available to process transactions through: Live The Live server is used in production environments to process and receive payments from customers. Test The Test server is only used to test transactions with. No transactions are processed and no payments are made when transactions are being tested.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Parameter] Verify SSL Certificate [Default] True [Description]

Output: Verify Sage Pay's identity when API communication calls are sent.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Parameter] Proxy Server [Description]

Output: Send API communication calls through this proxy server.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Parameter] Debug E-Mail Address [Description]

Output: Send invalid transaction parameters to this e-mail address.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Parameter] Sort Order [Description]

Output: The position to show the payment method on the checkout payment page against other available payment methods.

osCommerce Library, Packages, Sage Pay, osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3, Sage Pay Server


Input: [Term] CITO [Definition]

Output: Cache In Trash Out, a program to clean up our trails

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] DNF [Definition]

Output: Did Not Find

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] FTF [Definition]

Output: First to Find. There can be quite a bit of competition to be the FTF on a newly placed cache.

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] Geocoin [Definition]

Output: A highly collectable trade item. Many individuals and organizations have minted special coins commemorating caching. These are valued more than most trade items (and can be costly to produce). Geocoins may also be travel bugs/hitchhikers and should not be kept or traded for unless expressly permitted.

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] Letterboxing [Definition]

Output: Another game, similar to caching, but without the use of a GPS. Letterboxes are listed on Letterboxing.org, and work much the same way as geocaches. Follow hints and riddles to find the hiding place. Typically involves using a personal rubberstamp to stamp log-book. Letterboxes also contain a special stamp with which you stamp your own log.

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] McToys [Definition]

Output: Inexpensive trade items, generally used as a negative

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] Muggles [Definition]

Output: A non-Geocacher

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] Newbie [Definition]

Output: An inexperienced Geocacher (also “noobie” or “noob”)

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] PQ [Definition]

Output: Pocket query

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] SBA [Definition]

Output: Should be archived

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] STF, 2TF [Definition]

Output: Second to find a new cache

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] Swag [Definition]

Output: Trade items

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] TTF, 3TF [Definition]

Output: Third to find a new cache

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] TFTC [Definition]

Output: Thanks For The Cache!

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] TNLNSL [Definition]

Output: Took Nothing, Left Nothing, Signed Log (and many variations…)

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Term] TPTB [Definition]

Output: The Powers That Be. The principles at Geocaching.com.

Geocachers of the Bay Area - General Information and FAQs


Input: [Function Names] ucnv_countAvailable ucnv_getAvailableName [Short Description]

Output: Get a list of available converter names that can be opened.


Input: [Function Names] ucnv_openAllNames [Short Description]

Output: Get a list of all known converter names.


Input: [Function Names] ucnv_getName [Short Description]

Output: Get the name of an open converter.


Input: [Function Names] ucnv_countAliases ucnv_getAlias [Short Description]

Output: Get the list of aliases for the specified converter.


Input: [Function Names] ucnv_countStandards ucnv_getStandard [Short Description]

Output: Get the list of known standards.


Input: [Function Names] ucnv_openStandardNames [Short Description]

Output: Get a filtered list of aliases for a converter that is known by the specified standard.


Input: [Function Names] ucnv_getStandardName [Short Description]

Output: Get the preferred alias name specified by a given standard.


Input: [Function Names] ucnv_getCanonicalName [Short Description]

Output: Get the converter name from the alias that is recognized by the specified standard.


Input: [Function Names] ucnv_getDefaultName [Short Description]

Output: Get the default converter name that is currently used by ICU and the operating system.


Input: [Function Names] ucnv_setDefaultName [Short Description]

Output: Use this function to override the default converter name.


Input: [Explanation] Delete the word(s) or letter(s) indicated with a loop through them. [Meaning]

Output: delete


Input: [Explanation] There is an extra space. Delete it. Sometimes I use this when you have spelled a single word incorrectly as two words. [Meaning]

Output: close up


Input: [Explanation] An arrow pointing to a line at the beginning of a paragraph means you should indent the first line of your paragraph. In front of a long quoted passage, it means you should indent the entire passage. The vertical line indicates approximately how far you should indent. [Meaning]

Output: indent


Input: [Symbol] # [Explanation] You need extra space, usually between two words that have been run together. [Meaning]

Output: add space


Input: [Symbol] = [Explanation] Three lines under a letter or word means it should be capitalized [Meaning]

Output: capitalize


Input: [Symbol] ^ [Explanation] A caret mark between two words means you should add the word or phrase I've suggested at that point [Meaning]

Output: insert


Input: [Symbol] / [Explanation] A slash with letters or punctuation marks indicates you should add the character or characters indicated [Meaning]

Output: slash


Input: [Symbol] // [Explanation] Two slanted lines indicates that you have used an unparallel construction for a list or in another situation where the meaning of your sentence would be clearer if the parts were stated in the same manner. [Meaning]

Output: parallel


Input: [Symbol] ¶ [Explanation] This symbol indicates you should start a new paragraph. Often when this is marked, the resulting paragraphs need to be developed. You have switched topics in mid-paragraph and haven't fully explored them. [Meaning]

Output: paragraph


Input: [Symbol] ag [Explanation] This is when the subject of your sentence isn't the real actor. For instance, you might write: 'The story thought humans were created out of clay.' Since stories don't think, this sentence doesn't make sense. [Meaning]

Output: agency


Input: [Symbol] agree [Explanation] Most commonly, this is marked when the subject and verb do not agree in numberyou have a plural noun with a singular verb, for instance. Sometimes it is the pronoun and its referent which do not agree in number or person. [Meaning]

Output: agreement


Input: [Symbol] awk [Explanation] The underlined phrase is grammatically correct, but there is a clearer, more concise way to phrase it. [Meaning]

Output: awkward


Input: [Symbol] cs [Explanation] Two independent sentences have been joined by a comma, with no conjunction or other means to correctly join them. [Meaning]

Output: comma splice


Input: [Symbol] dm [Explanation] This is when the implied subject of the dependent clause is not the subject of the sentence that follows. Revise this by adding the correct subject to the clause. [Meaning]

Output: dangling modifier


Input: [Symbol] exp [Explanation] Tell more about the topic you just raised. Usually there is evidence from the text that you should use to back up an assertion you have made or the issue is more complicated than you have indicated from your discussion of it. [Meaning]

Output: expand


Input: [Symbol] expl [Explanation] As with 'expand,' you need to discuss this topic more in your paper, explaining why you hold the view you do or where you see evidence of it in the text. [Meaning]

Output: explain


Input: [Symbol] ev [Explanation] You need to show where you found evidence in the text to support the point you are trying to make. [Meaning]

Output: evidence


Input: [Symbol] font [Explanation] The size font appears bigger than 12 pt or you have chosen a font that sets significantly bigger than Times or Helvetica. Please use 12 pt Times or an equivalent legible font for your essays. 10 pt is acceptible, especially if you don't have Times or Helvetica and need to use Courier or another font that looks big on the page. [Meaning]

Output: font size


Input: [Symbol] frag [Explanation] This is when a sentence lacks a subject and a verb or when it is a dependent clause and therefore can not stand alone as a sentence. Often you can revise this error by linking the fragment to the sentence before or after it, though sometimes it is better to add the subject. [Meaning]

Output: fragment


Input: [Symbol] fused [Explanation] Two independent sentences have been run together as if they are one, with no conjunction or other means to correctly join them. [Meaning]

Output: fused


Input: [Symbol] inc [Explanation] Similar to a fragment, this is when a word is missing from your sentence. I often mark an 'x' in the sentence where I think you need the word [Meaning]

Output: incomplete


Input: [Symbol] iq [Explanation] Whenever you quote from a text, you should integrate the quoted passage into your essay by providing a phrase or sentence that sets up the context of the quote, introduces who is speaking, and begins an interpretation. After a quotation, you should also explain the significance of the quoted passage. [Meaning]

Output: introduce the quote


Input: [Symbol] mixed [Explanation] This is when the grammar of your sentence switches in mid sentence. [Meaning]

Output: mixed construction


Input: [Symbol] mm [Explanation] This is when word or phrase (usually underlined) is ambigous or unclear due to where it is placed in the sentence. [Meaning]

Output: misplaced modifier


Input: [Symbol] no it [Explanation] The underlined text should not be in italics, but should be in plain text style. [Meaning]

Output: no italics


Input: [Symbol] no b [Explanation] The underlined text (or a long passage in bold) should not be in bold type, but should be in plain text style. Generally, you should not use bold in your papers. [Meaning]

Output: no bold


Input: [Symbol] red [Explanation] The word or sentence you've used repeats an idea that doesn't need to be repeated. [Meaning]

Output: redundant


Input: [Symbol] ref [Explanation] The noun to which the pronoun refers is not clear. Often this happens when you use the noun in the possessive. Then a pronoun can't refer to it. For example: In Lorca's poem, "Somnambule Ballade," he writes...this is incorrect, since he can not refer to Lorca's only to Lorca. Revise this to read: In his poem... Lorca writes... [Meaning]

Output: referent


Input: [Symbol] sp [Explanation] This indicates a misspelled word. This may be a word that is correctly spelled but is not the word you mean. For instance, there, their, and they're are often misused, resulting in a misspelled word. [Meaning]

Output: spelling


Input: [Symbol] si [Explanation] Generally, you don't put any word between the two parts of an infinitive verb form (to + verb). 'To boldly go' is a common example of a split infinitive that is so familiar from Star Trek as to become accepted. In an essay, it would be better to say, 'to go boldly' or 'boldly to go' depending on the context. [Meaning]

Output: split infinitive


Input: [Symbol] tense [Explanation] Keep the tense of your essay consistent. If you talk about the action of the story in either present or past tense it is fine as long as you don't switch back and forth (except to indicate a change in the time frame of the story). [Meaning]

Output: tense shift


Input: [Symbol] tr [Explanation] Switch the parts of the sentence that I have marked with a line above and below. [Meaning]

Output: transpose


Input: [Symbol] trans [Explanation] Provide a clear transition between two points. When marked between two paragraphs, you will likely need a sentence or two that shows the relationship between the topic of the first paragraph and the topic of the second. When marked between two sentences, you likely need a phrase or introductory word (yet, but, however, similarly, etc.) that makes the connection between your ideas clearer. [Meaning]

Output: transition


Input: [Symbol] uncl [Explanation] The meaning of the underlined phrase is unclear. [Meaning]

Output: unclear


Input: [Symbol] v [Explanation] The meaning of the passage is not precise or specific enough. [Meaning]

Output: vague


Input: [Symbol] wc [Explanation] The word you have used does not fit the context you use it in. You may be confused about its definition [Meaning]

Output: word choice


Input: [Symbol] word [Explanation] The underlined word or phrase is non-standard or unclear. Find a clearer way to rephrase what you want to say. [Meaning]

Output: wording


Input: [Testcase] Tabs with same domain name share a process ID [Steps] Launch Google Chrome with a new session. Enter any URL in the address bar (eg. www.google.com). Navigate to any other sub-domain through the main page by Ctrl+Clicking or 'context menu clicking' on the link, which opens the sub-domain in a new tab. Press Shift+Esc to launch the Chrome Task Manager. [Expected Result]

Output: The two tabs share the process ID as seen in Chrome Task Manager

Multi-process Architecture: Basic Testing - The Chromium Projects


Input: [Testcase] New tabs with the same URL share a process ID [Steps] Launch Google Chrome with a new session. Enter any URL in the address bar (eg. www.google.com). Create a new tab using shortcut Ctrl+T. Type in the same URL as in Step 2. Press Shift+Esc to launch the Chrome Task Manager. [Expected Result]

Output: Chrome's Task Manager shows two processes (tabs) sharing the process ID

Multi-process Architecture: Basic Testing - The Chromium Projects


Input: [Testcase] A different process is created when navigating to a new domain within the same tab [Steps] Launch Google Chrome with a new session. Enter any URL in the address bar (eg. www.google.com). Press Shift+Esc to launch the Chrome Task Manager. Check if a new process has been created for the the above domain. In the same tab, enter a new domain name in the address bar (eg. www.yahoo.com). [Expected Result]

Output: Chrome's Task Manager shows that the process ID for the domain in step 2 is ended and a new process ID is created for the domain created in step 5

Multi-process Architecture: Basic Testing - The Chromium Projects


Input: [Testcase] Constrained window process shares the same process ID of its parent process [Steps] Launch Google Chrome with a new session. Launch http://html.tests.googlepages.com/popup_test.html Click the button on that page. A constrained window opens. Press Shift+Esc to launch the Chrome Task Manager. [Expected Result]

Output: Parent process and the constrained window process share the process ID.

Multi-process Architecture: Basic Testing - The Chromium Projects


Input: [Testcase] Downloading a file doesn't create a new process ID; no change in originating process ID [Steps] Launch Google Chrome with a new session. Enter the URL of any page with a download link in the address bar (eg. http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/). Press Shift+Esc to launch the Chrome Task Manager. Click the download link (eg. Download iTunes Free). The file will start to download. [Expected Result]

Output: Download will progress without modifying the process ID for the domain created in step 2

Multi-process Architecture: Basic Testing - The Chromium Projects


Input: [Testcase] JavaScript alert is prompted with no change in originating process ID [Steps] Launch Google Chrome with a new session. Enter any URL in the address bar (eg. www.google.com). Once the page completes loading, type 'javascript:alert("foo");' into the address bar of the same tab Press Shift+Esc to launch the Chrome Task Manager. [Expected Result]

Output: An alert message "foo" displays without changing the process ID for the domain created in step 2

Multi-process Architecture: Basic Testing - The Chromium Projects


Input: [Testcase] Closing a tab ends the associated process [Steps] Launch Google Chrome with a new session. Enter any URL in the address bar (eg. www.google.com). Press Shift+Esc to launch the Chrome Task Manager. A process is listed in the Task Manager for the domain above. Close the tab. [Expected Result]

Output: Process for the domain entered in step 2 is not seen in Chrome's Task Manager

Multi-process Architecture: Basic Testing - The Chromium Projects


Input: [Testcase] Process can be killed from Chrome's Task Manager [Steps] Launch Google Chrome with a new session. Enter any URL in the address bar (eg. www.google.com). Press Shift+Esc to launch the Chrome Task Manager. Select the process running for www.google.com Click End process. [Expected Result]

Output: Process is not seen anymore in the Task Manager and a sad face is displayed for the associated process tab

Multi-process Architecture: Basic Testing - The Chromium Projects


Input: [Testcase] Closing a tab that shares a process with other tabs doesn't end the other processes [Steps] Launch Google Chrome with a new session. Enter any URL in the address bar (eg. www.google.com) Navigate to any other sub-domain through the main page by Ctrl+Clicking the link, which opens the sub-domain in a new tab. Press Shift+Esc to launch the Chrome Task Manager. There are two processes sharing a process ID in the Chrome Task Manager. Close the first tab. [Expected Result]

Output: Process ID that was being shared is now assigned to remaining process

Multi-process Architecture: Basic Testing - The Chromium Projects


Input: [Testcase] Processes associated with a single process ID are all killed by ending that process [Steps] Launch Google Chrome with a new session. Enter any URL in the address bar (eg. www.google.com) Navigate to any other sub-domain through the main page by Ctrl+Clicking the link, which opens the sub-domain in a new tab. Press Shift+Esc to launch the Chrome Task Manager. There are two processes sharing a process ID in the Chrome Task Manager. Select the process ID that is shared. Click End process. [Expected Result]

Output: All the processes associated with that single process ID are not seen in Chrome's Task Manager and a sad face is displayed in all the tabs associated with that process ID

Multi-process Architecture: Basic Testing - The Chromium Projects


Input: [Field] ad_group_id [Description] The ID for the ad group to which this keyword belongs [Type]

Output: int

LookSmart® AdCenter: LookSmart® API v4.0


Input: [Field] destination_url [Description] Optional Destination URL for the keyword. Is used instead of the ad destination URL. When used to create or update a keyword, destination_url has the following validations: destination_url must begin with http:// or https://. destination_url must not contain a banned domain. destination_url must not be a banned URL. destination_url must not contain more than 1000 characters (counting the default text length if dynamic substitution fields are used). [Type]

Output: String

LookSmart® AdCenter: LookSmart® API v4.0


Input: [Field] keyword [Description] The keyword text. When used to create or update an ad keyword, keyword has the following validations: keyword must not contain adult words if the is_adult flag belonging to the ad group is false. keyword must not be a banned keyword. keyword must not be a duplicate of another keyword already linked to ad_id. keyword must not have more than 100 characters and may not be blank. [Type]

Output: String

LookSmart® AdCenter: LookSmart® API v4.0


Input: [Field] keyword_id [Description] System assigned unique ID for the keyword. [Type]

Output: int

LookSmart® AdCenter: LookSmart® API v4.0


Input: [Field] keyword_state [Description] The state of the specified keyword target expressed as on or off. When used to create or update an ad keyword, ad_keyword_state must equal onor off. [Type]

Output: String

LookSmart® AdCenter: LookSmart® API v4.0


Input: [Field] max_cpc [Description] The max cpc for the specified keyword target. If no value passed, the target inherits the campaign or ad group level max cpc. When used to create or update an ad keyword, max_cpc has the following validations: max_cpc must not be greater than $1,000,000.000. max_cpc must not be greater than $20.000. max_cpc must not be less than $0.001. [Type]

Output: double

LookSmart® AdCenter: LookSmart® API v4.0


Input: [Field] match_type_id [Description] Keyword match type. At present the folllowing matchtypes are supported: 0=exact 1=broad 3=negative. If null passed, defaults to broad match. When used to create or update an ad keyword, match_type_id has the following validations: match_type_id may not be 3 if there is not at least one broad match keyword already linked to the ad group. [Type]

Output: int

LookSmart® AdCenter: LookSmart® API v4.0


Input: [SubClass] 1 Schema, bindings, or permissions changed between compile and execute [SubClass Name]

Output: Schema changed


Input: [SubClass] 2 statistics changed [SubClass Name]

Output: Statistics Changed


Input: [SubClass] 3 Recompile because of DNR(Deferred Name Resolution). Object not found at compile time, deferred check to run time. [SubClass Name]

Output: Deferred compile


Input: [SubClass] 4 Set Option changed in batch [SubClass Name]

Output: Set option change


Input: [SubClass] 5 Temp table schema, binding, or permission changed [SubClass Name]

Output: Temp table changed


Input: [SubClass] 6 Remote rowset shcema, binding, or permission changed [SubClass Name]

Output: remove rowset changed


Input: [SubClass] 8 NEW in SQL Server 2005 [SubClass Name]

Output: query notification environment changed


Input: [SubClass] 9 SQL Server 2005 sometimes adds data-dependent implied predicates to WHERE clauses of queries in some indexed views. If the underlying data changes, such implied predicates become invalid, and the associated cached query plan needs recompilation. (New in SQl Server 2005) [SubClass Name]

Output: partition view changed


Input: [Relationship Type] HAS_SEASON [Description]

Output: Connects a show with its seasons.

5.5. TV Shows - - The Neo4j Manual v2.2.3


Input: [Relationship Type] HAS_EPISODE [Description]

Output: Connects a season with its episodes.

5.5. TV Shows - - The Neo4j Manual v2.2.3


Input: [Relationship Type] FEATURED_CHARACTER [Description]

Output: Connects an episode with its characters.

5.5. TV Shows - - The Neo4j Manual v2.2.3


Input: [Relationship Type] PLAYED_CHARACTER [Description]

Output: Connects actors with characters. Note that an actor can play multiple characters in an episode, and that the same character can be played by multiple actors as well.

5.5. TV Shows - - The Neo4j Manual v2.2.3


Input: [Relationship Type] HAS_REVIEW [Description]

Output: Connects an episode with its reviews.

5.5. TV Shows - - The Neo4j Manual v2.2.3


Input: [Relationship Type] WROTE_REVIEW [Description]

Output: Connects users with reviews they contributed.

5.5. TV Shows - - The Neo4j Manual v2.2.3


Input: [... type this Unix command] pwd print working directory [When you want to ...]

Output: Find out what directory you are currently in


Input: [... type this Unix command] ls list [When you want to ...]

Output: See what files are in your current directory


Input: [... type this Unix command] cp source-file target-file copy [When you want to ...]

Output: Copy a file the original file is unchanged


Input: [... type this Unix command] rm filename remove Warning: The file is deleted immediately. You will not be prompted to confirm the deletion. [When you want to ...]

Output: Delete a file


Input: [... type this Unix command] mkdir directory-name make directory [When you want to ...]

Output: Create a new directory


Input: [... type this Unix command] mv source-file path-to-new-folder/target-file move [When you want to ...]

Output: Move a file to a different directory file is removed from the original directory


Input: [... type this Unix command] rmdir directory-name remove directory [When you want to ...]

Output: Delete a directory (The directory must be empty)


Input: [... type this Unix command] cd path-to-directory change directory [When you want to ...]

Output: Move to a different directory


Input: [... type this Unix command] man command manual [When you want to ...]

Output: Get help on a command


Input: [Value] EDIT Simple Calendar JoomSEF Extension [Property]

Output: Name

EDIT Simple Calendar JoomSEF Extension - ARTIO


Input: [Value] This extension provides SEO and SEF URLs for Simple Calendar Joomla component. [Property]

Output: Description

EDIT Simple Calendar JoomSEF Extension - ARTIO


Input: [Value] ext_joomsef3_simplecalendar.zip [Property]

Output: Filename

EDIT Simple Calendar JoomSEF Extension - ARTIO


Input: [Value] 2.07 kB [Property]

Output: Filesize

EDIT Simple Calendar JoomSEF Extension - ARTIO


Input: [Value] zip (Mime Type: application/zip) [Property]

Output: Filetype

EDIT Simple Calendar JoomSEF Extension - ARTIO


Input: [Value] 3918 Hits [Property]

Output: Hits

EDIT Simple Calendar JoomSEF Extension - ARTIO


Input: [Very Effective] 53 [Total Effective] 88

Output: Having warning labels printed in red or black type on a white background and surrounded by a lined border.

Summary of Findings: CSPI Alcohol Beverage Health Warning Statement Study

Methods to make health warning statements more noticeable and readable. Among drinkers. FIRST NUMBER: % VERY EFFECTIVE SECOND NUMBER: % VERY + SOMEWHAT EFFECTIVE


Input: [Very Effective] 53 [Total Effective] 84

Output: Placing the warning label in a prominent place on the front of all alcoholic beverage bottles and cans.

Summary of Findings: CSPI Alcohol Beverage Health Warning Statement Study

Methods to make health warning statements more noticeable and readable. Among drinkers. FIRST NUMBER: % VERY EFFECTIVE SECOND NUMBER: % VERY + SOMEWHAT EFFECTIVE


Input: [Very Effective] 48 [Total Effective] 78

Output: Placing the warning message in the same relative position on all bottles and cans.

Summary of Findings: CSPI Alcohol Beverage Health Warning Statement Study

Methods to make health warning statements more noticeable and readable. Among drinkers. FIRST NUMBER: % VERY EFFECTIVE SECOND NUMBER: % VERY + SOMEWHAT EFFECTIVE


Input: [Very Effective] 38 [Total Effective] 75

Output: Requiring that "government warning," the first two words of the health warning statement, appear in capital letters and bold face type larger than the remaining text of the label.

Summary of Findings: CSPI Alcohol Beverage Health Warning Statement Study

Methods to make health warning statements more noticeable and readable. Among drinkers. FIRST NUMBER: % VERY EFFECTIVE SECOND NUMBER: % VERY + SOMEWHAT EFFECTIVE


Input: [Very Effective] 36 [Total Effective] 80

Output: Requiring that the warning labels contain a red pictorial device or icon, such as a triangle with an exclamation mark inside, that would attract the consumers attention.

Summary of Findings: CSPI Alcohol Beverage Health Warning Statement Study

Methods to make health warning statements more noticeable and readable. Among drinkers. FIRST NUMBER: % VERY EFFECTIVE SECOND NUMBER: % VERY + SOMEWHAT EFFECTIVE


Input: [Very Effective] 26 [Total Effective] 63

Output: Having the warning label printed horizontally or across as opposed to vertically or up and down.

Summary of Findings: CSPI Alcohol Beverage Health Warning Statement Study

Methods to make health warning statements more noticeable and readable. Among drinkers. FIRST NUMBER: % VERY EFFECTIVE SECOND NUMBER: % VERY + SOMEWHAT EFFECTIVE


Input: [Feature] Styles and Formatting [Property / Method] FormattingShowClear [Type] Boolean [Parent Object]

Output: Document


Input: [Feature] Styles and Formatting [Property / Method] FormattingShowFilter [Type] wdShowFilter [Parent Object]

Output: Document