Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+Shift+Up [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Previous Method or Class


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+- [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Collapse


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+9 [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Collapse All


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Alt+Shift+O [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Toggle Mark Occurrences


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+Shift+F [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Format Code


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] F3 [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Go To Definition


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+Shift+O [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Organize Imports


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+O [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Show Quick Outline


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+Shift+T [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Open Definition Quick Outline


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+= [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Un Collapse


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+0 [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Un Collapse All


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+/ (for both) [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Comment/Uncomment


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+5 [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Remove Comment Block


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+Alt+Enter [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Start interactive session


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] F2 [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Send line to interactive session


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+2+help [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: List commands binded to Ctrl+2 (only the most important are below)


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+2+a [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Assigns method parameters to attributes of self


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+2+c [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Forces code analysis in the current editor


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+2+kill [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Kills all the python shells spawned by PyDev


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+2+r [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Renames local occurrences


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+2+w [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Wraps the current selected paragraph


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+2+setwrap [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Enables/Disables wrapping in the editor


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+2+dj command [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Passes the passed command to manage.py in Django


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+2+sl [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Puts a new line after each comma (split lines)


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+2+is [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Transforms an import into a string (import string)


Input: [Category] PyDev - Editor [Keybinding] Ctrl+2+s string_to_find [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Searches the passed (or selected) string in the open editors


Input: [Category] PyDev - Search [Keybinding] Ctrl+Shift+G [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Find references


Input: [Category] PyDev - Refactor [Keybinding] Alt+Shift+L [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Extract Local Variable


Input: [Category] PyDev - Refactor [Keybinding] Alt+Shift+M [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Extract Method


Input: [Category] PyDev - Refactor [Keybinding] Alt+Shift+I [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Inline Local Variable


Input: [Category] PyDev - Refactor [Keybinding] Alt+Shift+R [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Python Rename


Input: [Category] Run/Debug [Keybinding] F9 [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Run current editor


Input: [Category] Run/Debug [Keybinding] Ctrl+F9 [Scope] PyDev editor scope [Action]

Output: Run current editor unit-tests


Input: [Category] Run/Debug [Keybinding] F11 [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Debug Last Launched


Input: [Category] Run/Debug [Keybinding] Ctrl+F11 [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Run Last Launched


Input: [Category] Run/Debug [Keybinding] F5 [Scope] Debugging [Action]

Output: Step Into


Input: [Category] Run/Debug [Keybinding] F6 [Scope] Debugging [Action]

Output: Step Over


Input: [Category] Run/Debug [Keybinding] F7 [Scope] Debugging [Action]

Output: Step Return


Input: [Category] Run/Debug [Keybinding] F8 [Scope] Debugging [Action]

Output: Resume


Input: [Category] Search [Keybinding] Ctrl+H [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Open Search Dialog


Input: [Category] Text Editing [Keybinding] Ctrl+Alt+Down [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: Copy Lines


Input: [Category] Text Editing [Keybinding] Ctrl+D [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: Delete Line


Input: [Category] Text Editing [Keybinding] Ctrl+Delete [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: Delete Next Word


Input: [Category] Text Editing [Keybinding] Ctrl+Alt+Up [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: Duplicate Lines


Input: [Category] Text Editing [Keybinding] Shift+Enter [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: Insert Line Below Current Line


Input: [Category] Text Editing [Keybinding] Alt+Down [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: Move Lines Down


Input: [Category] Text Editing [Keybinding] Alt+Up [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: Move Lines Up


Input: [Category] Text Editing [Keybinding] Ctrl+Down [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: Scroll Line Down


Input: [Category] Text Editing [Keybinding] Ctrl+Up [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: Scroll Line Up


Input: [Category] Text Editing [Keybinding] Ctrl+Shift+Y [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: To Lower Case


Input: [Category] Text Editing [Keybinding] Ctrl+Shift+X [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: To Upper Case


Input: [Category] Window [Keybinding] F12 [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Activate Editor


Input: [Category] Window [Keybinding] Ctrl+M [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Maximize Active View or Editor


Input: [Category] Window [Keybinding] Ctrl+F6 (LiClipse adds Ctrl+Tab too) [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Next Editor


Input: [Category] Window [Keybinding] Ctrl+F8 [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Next Perspective


Input: [Category] Window [Keybinding] Ctrl+F7 [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Next View


Input: [Category] Window [Keybinding] Ctrl+E [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Open Editor Drop Down


Input: [Category] Window [Keybinding] Ctrl+Shift+L [Scope] In Dialogs and Windows [Action]

Output: Show Key Assist


Input: [Category] Window [Keybinding] Ctrl+F10 [Scope] Editing Text [Action]

Output: Show Ruler Context Menu


Input: [Category] Window [Keybinding] Alt+- [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Show System Menu


Input: [Category] Window [Keybinding] Ctrl+F10 [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Show View Menu


Input: [Category] Window [Keybinding] Ctrl+Shift+E [Scope] In Windows [Action]

Output: Switch to Editor


Input: [Name] Data Services [Status] Available [Description]

Output: Major entity types: collections, institutions, dataProvider, dataResource and dataHub (as well as these minor entities: contacts, contact relationships with the main entities. These entities can be retrieved, created and updated via the data services. Delete will be supported when suitable authentication is implemented.

Web services « Atlas of Living Australia


Input: [Name] Contacts (Raw Contacts and Contacts for Resources) [Status] Available [Description]

Output: Contacts exist as resources in their own right. They can be addressed in the standard form (URI). A contact may be associated with any number of resources. A resource may have any number of contacts. The relationship between a contract and a resource has its own metadata such as the role that the contract has in relation tot he resource, the contact’s editing rights etc. Contacts may elect to be notified when significant events occur to a resource.

Web services « Atlas of Living Australia


Input: [Name] Metadata Exchange Services (EML Service) [Status] Available [Description]

Output: The collectory provides a service to extract resource metadata in EML format. The response complies with GBIF’s EML schema. This document is suitable for inclusion in a Darwin Core Archive as the metadata description of the contained records.

Web services « Atlas of Living Australia


Input: [Name] Lookup Services [Status] Available [Description]

Output: Lookup collection from institution and collection codes.

Web services « Atlas of Living Australia


Input: [Name] Lookup Services – Summary for an Entity [Status] Available [Description]

Output: This service returns a subset of metadata for an entity (listing a summary of the collection).

Web services « Atlas of Living Australia


Input: [Name] Lookup Services – Name for an Entity [Status] Available [Description]

Output: This service is even more cut down than the summary, it returns only the name of an entity given its UID (lists the collection using the name entity).

Web services « Atlas of Living Australia


Input: [Name] Lookup Services – Taxonomic coverage hints for an Entity [Status] Available [Description]

Output: This service plays a role in taxonomic name matching during the processing of raw bio-cache records. When a record has been mapped to a collection, the collection metadata can be used to inform the matching process by adding weight to matches within particular taxonomic groups.

Web services « Atlas of Living Australia


Input: [Name] Citation Services [Status] Available [Description]

Output: Citation services return attribution and licence information for digitised records that can be accessed through Atlas. This service accepts a list of entity UIDs and returns citation information for each entity. Any entity types can be specified but only data resources have meaningful citation information. For each entity, the service returns the name of the entity, its citation text, its rights text and a ‘more information’ string containing a link to the collectory page for the entity.

Web services « Atlas of Living Australia


Input: [Column] user_id [Type] char(40) [Description]

Output: All users on all databases are assigned a user_id. Each application has a table called USERS and user_id is its primary key.

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] date [Type] date [Description]

Output: A generic date column

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] time [Type] time [Description]

Output: A generic time column (not datetime)

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] disabled [Type] cbool [Description]

Output: A generic negative flag

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] active [Type] cbool [Description]

Output: A generic positive flag

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] flag [Type] cbool [Description]

Output: A generic flag

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] phone [Type] ph12 [Description]

Output: A Generic ph12 column

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] phonex [Type] char(15) [Description]

Output: Free form field for any kind of phone

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] notes [Type] text [Description]

Output: Generic text column

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] ts [Type] datetime [Description]

Output: Generic datetime column.

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] desclong [Type] vchar(200) [Description]

Output: Long description

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] queuepos [Type] int [Description]

Output: Has automation_id QUEUEPOS

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] ssn [Type] ssn [Description]

Output: Social Security Number

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] flag_noselect [Type] cbool [Description]

Output: The UI uses this to suppress rows in dropdowns and other searches.

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] recnum [Type] int [Description]

Output: A SEQUENCE column that can be used for transaction tables as primary key when you don't want to use a natural key.

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] md5 [Type] char(32) [Description]

Output: Ready-made 32-character column.

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] ts_ins [Type] timestamp [Description]

Output: Automated column, gets INSERT timestamp

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] ts_upd [Type] timestamp [Description]

Output: Automated column, gets UPDATE timestamp

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] uid_ins [Type] user_id [Description]

Output: Automated column, gets the user who inserted the row.

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [Column] uid_upd [Type] user_id [Description]

Output: Automated column, last user to update a row

Andromeda: Documentation- Predefined Columns


Input: [name] magic number [offset] 0 [length] 1 [feature]

Output: identification of record block. always 0xC8

Fundamental Specifications of Tokyo Cabinet Version 1


Input: [name] hash value [offset] 1 [length] 1 [feature]

Output: the hash value to decide the path of the hash chain

Fundamental Specifications of Tokyo Cabinet Version 1


Input: [name] left chain [offset] 2 [length] 4 [feature]

Output: the alignment quotient of the destination of the left chain

Fundamental Specifications of Tokyo Cabinet Version 1


Input: [name] right chain [offset] 6 [length] 4 [feature]

Output: the alignment quotient of the destination of the right chain

Fundamental Specifications of Tokyo Cabinet Version 1


Input: [name] padding size [offset] 10 [length] 2 [feature]

Output: the size of the padding

Fundamental Specifications of Tokyo Cabinet Version 1


Input: [name] key size [offset] 12 [length] vary [feature]

Output: the size of the key

Fundamental Specifications of Tokyo Cabinet Version 1


Input: [name] value size [offset] vary [length] vary [feature]

Output: the size of the value

Fundamental Specifications of Tokyo Cabinet Version 1


Input: [name] key [offset] vary [length] vary [feature]

Output: the data of the key

Fundamental Specifications of Tokyo Cabinet Version 1


Input: [name] value [offset] vary [length] vary [feature]

Output: the data of the value

Fundamental Specifications of Tokyo Cabinet Version 1


Input: [name] padding [offset] vary [length] vary [feature]

Output: useless data

Fundamental Specifications of Tokyo Cabinet Version 1


Input: [Description] Passes a cookie to the server that was previously set by Set-Cookie e.g.: Cookie: C=CKSdlekgie738FlweF8; Ver=2; [Name]

Output: Cookie


Input: [Description] This is the hostname that’s found in the URL being requested; important because of servers hosting multiple domains; required in HTTP 1.1, e.g.: Host: overcomingbias.com [Name]

Output: Host


Input: [Description] Used to tell the server what page the link was clicked from; should not be used to make security decisions as it is controlled by the client; was misspelled in the original spec and remains so today, e.g.: Referer: http://site.com/first_page [Name]

Output: Referer


Input: [Description] Tells the server that it’s sending authentication credentials of a certain type, e.g.: Authorization: Basic BTxhZGRpbjpbcGAuINMlc2FtZC== [Name]

Output: Authorization


Input: [Description] Tells the server what kind of browser the client is using, e.g.: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Plan 9) [Name]

Output: User-Agent


Input: [Description] Tells the server what kind of content it’ll accept, e.g.: Accept: text/plain [Name]

Output: Accept


Input: [Description] Tells the server what kind of encoding it can accept, e.g.: Accept-Encoding: compress, gzip [Name]

Output: Accept-Encoding


Input: [Attribute] config [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Absolute or relative path to a processing script file

XConf - XML Configuration File Processor


Input: [Attribute] input [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Absolute or relative path to a file to process

XConf - XML Configuration File Processor


Input: [Attribute] output [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Absolute or relative path to output the processed file

XConf - XML Configuration File Processor


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

Output: Validate the input XML file against its declared DTD. Default is "false".

XConf - XML Configuration File Processor


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

Output: Treat the config, input and output files as properties and not XML. Default is "false".

XConf - XML Configuration File Processor


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

Output: Use replacement tokens from the given properties file.

XConf - XML Configuration File Processor


Input: [Property] DontShowThisAgain [Type] long(394) [Property Description]

Output: This property contains the ID of the DontShowThisAgain control.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] WhoPressed [Type] string(100) [Property Description]

Output: This property indicates who closed the window. If a button is pressed, then this property will contain self.LoggedIn. If the window times out then this property will contain 'Timer'.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] StartTime [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: This is the time when the message box is opened. It is used for determining how long the message box is open for.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] StartDate [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: This is the date when the message box is opened. It is used for determining how long the message box is open for.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] HeadingLen [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: Contains the length of the heading to be stored in the Registry up to a max of 255.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] MessageLen [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: Contains the length of the message string to be stored in the Registry up to a max of 255.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] NotAgainCheckBox [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: This is the property used to store the state of the 'Don'tShowThisAgain' checkbox when the message box is open.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] UseDefaultLogFile [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: A property to indicate that the file required is the default logging file, so file operations must be handled in the parent methods.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] LogFileOpen [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: A property to indicate that the logging file has been opened. This prevents the file from being closed when it has not been opened.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] StartTimeOut [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: The time when the MessageBox window was opened. Used for the TimeOut feature to track the time left until the MessageBox window times out.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] TimeOutTracker [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: The counter to indicate how much time is left before the window times out

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] TimeOutPrompt [Type] long(391) [Property Description]

Output: The control value of the String for the TimeOut tracking counter.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] HyperLink [Type] cstring(255) [Property Description]

Output: This is the string to place in the HyperActive control string on the MessageBox window. If this string is clear, then the HyperActive control string is hidden. You must have added the necessary HyperActive control templates into your application in order to use this feature.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] HAControl [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: This is the ID of the HyperActive control string.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] INIFile [Type] cstring(255) [Property Description]

Output: This is the sub-Registry folder used for storing the status of the messages that use the DontShowThisAgain feature.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] INISection [Type] cstring(255) [Property Description]

Output: This is the section in the Registry folder used for storing the status of the messages that use the DontShowThisAgain feature.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] RegistryFolder [Type] cstring(255) [Property Description]

Output: This contains the sub-folder in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE Registry folder where the values for the status of the DontShowThisAgain for each message are stored. Used in conjunction with the RegistryKey property.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] RegistryKey [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: This contains the key to use where the DontShowThisAgain settings will be stored. Should contain one of the key equates (like HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE or HKEY_CURRENT_USER). If 0 then HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE will be used.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] SN [Type] queue [Property Description]

Output: This queue tracks the amount of times that the message function is called for the SkipNext feature. It has 3 fields: Heading, Message and Hits. The Heading and Message are used to identify the unique message, and the hits field tracks how many messages were called and resets itself when the message is displayed.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] TimeOut [Type] long(0),static [Property Description]

Output: This is the value that the window timer must be set to in order to activate the Message TimeOut feature.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] ShowTimeOut [Type] byte(0),static [Property Description]

Output: This is the property to indicate that the TimeOut counter must be displayed so that the user can see how much longer the MessageBox window will still be open for.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] SkipNext [Type] long(0),static [Property Description]

Output: This is the amount of messages that should be skipped before the next one is displayed.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] LogMessages [Type] long(0),static [Property Description]

Output: This is a flag to indicate that the messages must be logged.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] PlayWavFile [Type] cstring(255),static [Property Description]

Output: This is the name of the WavFile that should be played when the message box is opened. No WavFile is played if this is blank.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] NotAgain [Type] long(0),static [Property Description]

Output: This is the flag to display the DontShowThisAgain checkbox.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] NotAgainID [Type] long(0) [Property Description]

Output: This is an option ID used to store the status of the NotAgain checkbox (rather than by message text and heading).

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] NotAgainText [Type] cstring(255),static [Property Description]

Output: This is an optional string which contains the text for the DontShowThisAgain checkbox. If the string is blank then the default 'Don't show this again' text will be used. This text must be cleared before the next message box is called to return to the default text.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] LoggedIn [Type] string(100),static [Property Description]

Output: This is the name of the user. This field may be used for the message logging.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] StaticFeatures [Type] long,static [Property Description]

Output: This is a bit mask to indicate which features are static. The features that are not static are cleared in the Close method.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] DontShowWindow [Type] byte(0) [Property Description]

Output: If you set this byte before the PreOpen method, then the MessageBox will not be displayed. This is useful to be able to log the message without having to view it.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] TempLogOff [Type] byte(0) [Property Description]

Output: This property is to temporary disable logging. This property will be cleared at the end of the message for which it is set.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] LogFile [Type] &File [Property Description]

Output: This is a pointer to the file to be used for message logging.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] LogFileName [Type] &String [Property Description]

Output: This is a pointer to the variable that contains the filename of the default ASCII file (as specified in the Global Extension Template).

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] GPFHotKey [Type] long [Property Description]

Output: If this property contains a value (key equate), then this key is alerted, and if activated causes a GPF to the program.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Property] DateFormat [Type] string('@d17') [Property Description]

Output: This property is used for the DatePicture of the date stamp in the logfile entry.

Capesoft MessageBox Object documentation


Input: [Key] g [Action]

Output: toggle GUI visibility


Input: [Key] Space [Action]

Output: pause


Input: [Key] Return [Action]

Output: play


Input: [Key] f [Action]

Output: full screen toggle


Input: [Key] q [Action]

Output: quit


Input: [Key] Up [Action]

Output: speed up


Input: [Key] Down [Action]

Output: slow down


Input: [Key] Left [Action]

Output: jump back 60 seconds


Input: [Key] Right [Action]

Output: jump forward 60 seconds


Input: [Test] Browser: [Feedback] Your browser is NOT compatible with Blackboard. Blackboard is compatible with Internet Explorer (versions 6 and higher), Firefox (versions 2 and higher) and Safari (Macintosh-only, versions 2 and higher). [Result]

Output: other / other


Input: [Test] Operating System: [Feedback] Your operating system is NOT compatible with Blackboard. [Result]

Output: other


Input: [Test] Javascript Enabled: [Feedback] You do not have javascript enabled. Javascript is required to login to Blackboard and navigate throughout the system. To enabled javascript, you must: Your browser is not supported. [Result]

Output: No


Input: [Test] Pop-Ups Enabled: [Feedback] We were unable to test for pop-up windows since you do not have javascript enabled. Please enable javascript using the method above and then refresh this page to run the test again. [Result]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Test] Cookies Enabled: [Feedback] We were unable to test for cookies since you do not have javascript enabled. Please enable javascript using the method above and then refresh this page to run the test again. [Result]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Test] Java Enabled: [Feedback] We were unable to test for java since you do not have javascript enabled. Please enable javascript using the method above and then refresh this page to run the test again. [Result]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Test] Flash Installed: [Feedback] We were unable to test for flash since you do not have javascript enabled. Please enable javascript using the method above and then refresh this page to run the test again. [Result]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Test] QuickTime Installed: [Feedback] We were unable to test for quicktime since you do not have javascript enabled. Please enable javascript using the method above and then refresh this page to run the test again. [Result]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Test] Silverlight Installed: [Feedback] We were unable to test for silverlight since you do not have javascript enabled. Please enable javascript using the method above and then refresh this page to run the test again. [Result]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Date] 22-May-11 [Task] SRS began accepting DS records [Status] Complete [Description]

Output: Both SRS and EPP interfaces are capable of receiving DS records for the third level domains. Those records won't be published until the corresponding second level domain is signed


Input: [Date] 18-Nov-11 [Task] Key Generation [Status] Complete [Description]

Output: The keys needed to sign the .nz zone and the second level zones will be generated according to procedure. This will be a once-a-year task.


Input: [Date] 21-Nov-11 [Task] signed .nz zone is published with obscured keys [Status] Complete [Description]

Output: The .nz nameservers will start serving a signed version of the .nz zone, but with the DNSKEY records obfuscated to prevent their use as trust anchors.


Input: [Date] Nov-11 [Task] Deployment results are analyzed and decision to submit DS record to the root is taken [Status] Complete [Description]

Output: Over the next two weeks, we will be analyzing the behaviour of the system while serving a signed zone. This will enable us to determine if it's safe to proceed with the DNSSEC deployment schedule.


Input: [Date] 9-Dec-11 [Task] DNSKEY records for .nz are unobscured [Status] Complete [Description]

Output: The obfuscation of DNSKEY records in the .nz zone will be reverted, making their real content visible in the zone. It's not advisable to use them as trust anchors.


Input: [Date] 9-Dec-11 [Task] DS records for .nz are submitted to the root [Status] Complete [Description]

Output: NZRS requests a change to the Root Zone Management to add the DS records for the .nz zone.


Input: [Date] 16-Dec-11 [Task] .nz DS records are published in the root zone [Status] Complete [Description]

Output: If all the checks pass, the Root Zone Management should make the changes requested visible around this date


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+Q [Effect] Open the Quit Menu [Name]

Output: Quit Menu


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+W [Effect] Display the World Map [Name]

Output: World Map


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+E [Effect] Display your inventory and the equipment of your selected character [Name]

Output: Equipment/ Inventory


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+R [Effect] Display informations on your family [Name]

Output: Family Informations


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+U [Effect] Display or not the Tool Bar (top central bar) [Name]

Output: Tool Bar


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+I [Effect] Display or not the Battle Commands (bottom left bar) [Name]

Output: Battle Commands


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+O [Effect] Display the Option Menu [Name]

Output: Options


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+A [Effect] Display all informations about your pending quests [Name]

Output: Quest Menu


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+S [Effect] Display Stance and Skills informations of your selected character [Name]

Output: Stance/Skill


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+F [Effect] Hide/Unhide the whole UI (to take nice sreenshots) [Name]

Output: UI Display


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+G [Effect] Minimize/Maximize the characters informations (the bottom windows, with HP/MP etc...) [Name]

Output: Characters Informations


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+J [Effect] Let you chose the playing track through the different songs associated to the current map [Name]

Output: Jukebox


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+K [Effect] Customize your Chat Macros. [Name]

Output: Chat Macro


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+N [Effect] Open a shop to sell your items to other players [Name]

Output: Open Shop


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+Z [Effect] Display the full Map of your current location [Name]

Output: Zone Map


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+X [Effect] Display the list of available pauses [Name]

Output: Pause List


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+C [Effect] Enable/Disable Chat mode [Name]

Output: Chat Mode


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+V [Effect] Display your belongings [Name]

Output: Inventory


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+B [Effect] Display your Friends list [Name]

Output: Friends List


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+M [Effect] Hide/Unhide Mini-Map (top right corner) [Name]

Output: Mini-Map


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+- [Effect] Reduce scale of the minimap [Name]

Output: Mini-Map Reduction


Input: [Shortcut] Alt++ [Effect] Increase scale of the minimap [Name]

Output: Mini-Map Enlargement


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+F2 [Effect] Display the Channel Selection window [Name]

Output: Channel Selection


Input: [Functions] Audit [Suggested Actions...]

Output: Periodically audit your check stock to ensure all unused checks can be accounted for.

Preventing Embezzlement - City National Bank


Input: [Functions] Bank Accounts [Suggested Actions...]

Output: For a better audit trail, you may want to have separate accounts and separate employees for accounts payable and accounts receivable.

Preventing Embezzlement - City National Bank


Input: [Functions] Bank Statements [Suggested Actions...]

Output: Examine statements immediately when they come in the mail (or online) in order to monitor fraudulent account activity.

Preventing Embezzlement - City National Bank


Input: [Functions] Segregation of Duties [Suggested Actions...]

Output: Have someone independent of check-writing responsibilities reconcile your bank accounts. Rotate personnel on a quarterly basis. Always provide dual approvals on wire and ACH transactions. This ensures more than one employee is reviewing these types of transactions.

Preventing Embezzlement - City National Bank


Input: [Functions] Check Stock [Suggested Actions...]

Output: Keep your check stock locked up at all times. When checks are printed, every check should be accounted for, including voided, jammed and cancelled checks.

Preventing Embezzlement - City National Bank


Input: [Functions] Document Management [Suggested Actions...]

Output: Protect all documents by locking them up and always maintaining a "clean desk" policy. If documents need to be discarded, shred them!

Preventing Embezzlement - City National Bank


Input: [Functions] Employees [Suggested Actions...]

Output: Screen new employees by having background checks performed before making a job offer - even for part-time employees or contractors.

Preventing Embezzlement - City National Bank


Input: [Functions] Paper vs. Electronic [Suggested Actions...]

Output: Investigate areas where moving to electronic processing and operations will reduce risk and increase controls by making it tougher to destroy and hide important documents.

Preventing Embezzlement - City National Bank


Input: [Functions] The "Trusted" Employee [Suggested Actions...]

Output: More times than not, the "trusted" employee is responsible for embezzling funds. They get forgotten about because they've been around a while and they know the system.

Preventing Embezzlement - City National Bank


Input: [Functions] Protect All Accounting Documents [Suggested Actions...]

Output: Secure check stock, signature equipment, invoices, statements and other critical information.

Preventing Embezzlement - City National Bank


Input: [user_id *] description The description of the object [Integer]

Output: String


Input: [user_id *] name * The name of the object [Integer]

Output: String


Input: [user_id *] api_key * Spatial portal's API key [Integer]

Output: String


Input: [user_id *] type The type of the point of interest. TODO: is there a standard list? [Integer]

Output: String


Input: [user_id *] latitude The point's latitude. TODO: range? [Integer]

Output: Double


Input: [user_id *] longitude The point's longitude. TODO: range? [Integer]

Output: Double


Input: [user_id *] object_id The primary ID of the object associated with the POI [Integer]

Output: Integer


Input: [user_id *] bearing The compass bearing in degrees (0-360). [Integer]

Output: Double


Input: [user_id *] focal_length The focal length in millimetres. TODO: range? [Integer]

Output: Integer


Input: [Value Data type] String or Numeric [Comments] the FTS emergency ID number, or the exact emergency title. [Parameter name]

Output: Emergency


Input: [Value Data type] String or Numeric [Comments] the FTS appeal ID number, or the exact appeal title. [Parameter name]

Output: Appeal


Input: [Value Data type] String or Numeric [Comments] the official country name, or the FTS country ID, or the 3 letter ISO country code. Note that if this parameter is specified, then the year parameter should also be specified. [Parameter name]

Output: Country


Input: [Value Data type] String or Numeric [Comments] The FTS organization name or organization ID making the donation. Note that if this parameter is specified, then the year, appeal or emergency parameter should also be specified. [Parameter name]

Output: Donor


Input: [Value Data type] String or Numeric [Comments] The FTS organization name or organization ID receiving the funds. Note that if this parameter is specified, then the year, appeal or emergency parameter should also be specified. [Parameter name]

Output: Recipient


Input: [Value Data type] Numeric [Comments] The year the contribution was made by the donor. [Parameter name]

Output: Year


Input: [Description] Click and drag a rectangle: Click and hold the left mouse button down on the map at one corner of the rectangle to zoom in to. Drag the mouse to the other corner of the rectangle, and release the mouse button. The map will zoom in to the area of the rectangle. [Name]

Output: Zoom in


Input: [Description] Click and drag a rectangle: the map will zoom out so that the current map area will fit into the rectangle drawn. The smaller the rectangle you draw, the more the map will zoom out. [Name]

Output: Zoom out


Input: [Description] Click and drag the map: Click and hold the left mouse button on the map, and drag the map. The map will be recentered, with the location dragged at the location you dropped it. [Name]

Output: Pan (recenter)


Input: [Description] Full extent: Immediately zooms the map out to the area of all features and layers. The active tool does not change. [Name]

Output: Full extent


Input: [Description] Previous extent: The map returns to the area displayed previously. Similar to the browser's Back button, but specifically for the map. Up to fifty previous extents are stored when the map is zoomed or panned. If the button is disabled, you are at the original extent in the extent history. [Name]

Output: Previous extent


Input: [Description] Forward extent: The map displays the next extent in the list of stored map extents. This is only available after the Previous Extent button has been clicked. Up to fifty extents are stored in the extent history. If the button is disabled, you are at the latest extent in the extent history. [Name]

Output: Forward extent


Input: [Description] Click to open the Go To Location dialog: This dialog allows you to enter an X, Y coordinate of a location and pan or zoom to that location. The coordinates you enter must match the coordinate system used by the map you're viewing. Talk with your server administrator or the map author if you're unsure of the coordinate system used by the map. [Name]

Output: Go to location


Input: [Description] Click to identify: Click with the left mouse button on the map. A small icon is added to the map and a callout box displays the name of a feature at the location. See Identify features on the map for how to use the identification information. [Name]

Output: Identify


Input: [Description] Measure distance or area: See Measuring for usage. [Name]

Output: Measure


Input: [Description] Magnify a section of the map: See Magnifier for usage. [Name]

Output: Magnifier


Input: [Description] Toggle overview map on/off: Turns the overview map on or off. The overview map displays the main map's extent as a red rectangle within a map that covers a larger extent. For more details, see the Overview Map page. [Name]

Output: Overview map


Input: [Number] +8 [Adjective]

Output: Legendary


Input: [Number] +7 [Adjective]

Output: Epic


Input: [Number] +6 [Adjective]

Output: Fantastic


Input: [Number] +5 [Adjective]

Output: Superb


Input: [Number] +4 [Adjective]

Output: Great


Input: [Number] +3 [Adjective]

Output: Good


Input: [Number] +2 [Adjective]

Output: Fair


Input: [Number] +1 [Adjective]

Output: Average


Input: [Number] 0 [Adjective]

Output: Mediocre


Input: [Number] -1 [Adjective]

Output: Poor


Input: [Number] -2 [Adjective]

Output: Terrible


Input: [Parameter] name [Description] The name of the class. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Parameter] description [Description] Block of text describing the class. [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Parameter] admin_only [Description] 0 or 1. Flag of whether non-admin users are allowed to invite other members and add sets to this class. [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Parameter] allow_member_add_sets [Description] Deprecated [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Parameter] is_public [Description] Deprecated [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Parameter] password [Description] Deprecated [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Method] Metadata#as [Description]

Output: Returns the name of the parent to a polymorphic child.


Input: [Method] Metadata#as? [Description]

Output: Returns whether or not an as option exists.


Input: [Method] Metadata#autobuilding? [Description]

Output: Returns whether or not the relation is autobuilding.


Input: [Method] Metadata#autosaving? [Description]

Output: Returns whether or not the relation is autosaving.


Input: [Method] Metadata#cascading_callbacks? [Description]

Output: Returns whether the relation has callbacks cascaded down from the parent.


Input: [Method] Metadata#class_name [Description]

Output: Returns the class name of the proxied document.


Input: [Method] Metadata#cyclic? [Description]

Output: Returns whether the relation is a cyclic relation.


Input: [Method] Metadata#dependent [Description]

Output: Returns the relation's dependent option.


Input: [Method] Metadata#dependent? [Description]

Output: Returns whether the relation is a dependent relation.


Input: [Method] Metadata#destructive? [Description]

Output: Returns true if the relation has a dependent delete or destroy.


Input: [Method] Metadata#embedded? [Description]

Output: Returns whether the relation is embedded in another document.


Input: [Method] Metadata#forced_nil_inverse? [Description]

Output: Returns whether the relation has a nil inverse defined.


Input: [Method] Metadata#foreign_key [Description]

Output: Returns the name of the foreign key field.


Input: [Method] Metadata#foreign_key_check [Description]

Output: Returns the name of the foreign key field dirty check method.


Input: [Method] Metadata#foreign_key_setter [Description]

Output: Returns the name of the foreign key field setter.


Input: [Method] Metadata#indexed? [Description]

Output: Returns whether the foreign key is auto indexed.


Input: [Method] Metadata#inverses [Description]

Output: Returns the names of all inverse relation.


Input: [Method] Metadata#inverse [Description]

Output: Returns the name of a single inverse relation.


Input: [Method] Metadata#inverse_class_name [Description]

Output: Returns the class name of the relation on the inverse side.


Input: [Method] Metadata#inverse_foreign_key [Description]

Output: Returns the name of the foreign key field on the inverse side.


Input: [Method] Metadata#inverse_klass [Description]

Output: Returns the class of the relation on the inverse side.


Input: [Method] Metadata#inverse_metadata [Description]

Output: Returns the metadata of the relation on the inverse side.


Input: [Method] Metadata#inverse_of [Description]

Output: Returns the explicitly defined name of the inverse relation.


Input: [Method] Metadata#inverse_of? [Description]

Output: Returns whether an inverse_of option is defined.


Input: [Method] Metadata#inverse_setter [Description]

Output: Returns the name of the method used to set the inverse.


Input: [Method] Metadata#inverse_type [Description]

Output: Returns the name for the polymorphic type field of the inverse.


Input: [Method] Metadata#inverse_type_setter [Description]

Output: Returns the name for the polymorphic type field setter of the inverse.


Input: [Method] Metadata#key [Description]

Output: Returns the name of the field in the attributes hash to use to get the relation.


Input: [Method] Metadata#klass [Description]

Output: Returns the class of the proxied documents in the relation.


Input: [Method] Metadata#macro [Description]

Output: Returns the relation's macro.


Input: [Method] Metadata#name [Description]

Output: Returns the relation name.


Input: [Method] Metadata#options [Description]

Output: Returns self, for API compatibility with Active Record.


Input: [Method] Metadata#order [Description]

Output: Returns the custom sorting options on the relation.


Input: [Method] Metadata#order? [Description]

Output: Returns whether custom sorting options are set.


Input: [Method] Metadata#polymorphic? [Description]

Output: Returns whether the relation is polymorphic.


Input: [Method] Metadata#setter [Description]

Output: Returns the name of the field to set the relation.


Input: [Method] Metadata#store_as [Description]

Output: Returns the name of the attribute to store an embedded relation in.


Input: [Method] Metadata#touchable? [Description]

Output: Returns whether or not the relation has a touch option.


Input: [Method] Metadata#type [Description]

Output: Returns the name of the field to get the polymorphic type.


Input: [Method] Metadata#type_setter [Description]

Output: Returns the name of the field to set the polymorphic type.


Input: [Method] Metadata#validate? [Description]

Output: Returns whether the relation has an associated validation.


Input: [Method] Metadata#versioned? [Description]

Output: Returns whether the relation is an embedded version.


Input: [0] 1 [name] single adjustment [Writing support] These can be created with the Element->Char Info->Position command. [Reading support]

Output: This sub-table allows the font designer to change the metrics of a specific glyph. The feature tag will provide a context in which the change should occur. For instance the 'tnum' (tabular numbers) feature could change a proportionally spaced digit by adjusting its advance width to be some set value and then centering the digit (by adjusting the left side bearing) within the new width.


Input: [0] 2 [name] pair adjustment [Writing support] 'kern' feature s may be created from the Metrics View. 'vkrn' with Metrics->VKern From HKern. [Reading support]

Output: This sub-table allows the font designer to change the metrics of a specific pair of glyph. The most common use of this is for kerning where the advance width of the first glyph is altered depending on which glyph follows it. But the table is more general than that and could support mark (accent, vowel) positioning over a base glyph (though that is more efficiently done with the mark to base subtable).


Input: [0] 3 [name] cursive attachment [Writing support] Only the 'curs' feature is supported for this sub-table. These may be created with the Points->Add Anchor command [Reading support]

Output: This sub-table allows the font designer to force adjacent glyphs to join at specific points. It can be used to generate the slanted script style needed for Urdu.


Input: [0] 4 [name] mark to base [Writing support] These may be created with the Points->Add Anchor command [Reading support]

Output: This sub-table allows the font designer to specify how mark glyphs (accents, vowel signs, etc.) are positioned over base glyphs. Every glyph can have an attachment point and the mark's attachment point will be placed on the base's attachment point so the two join properly. See my example in the overview.


Input: [0] 5 [name] mark to ligature [Writing support] These may be created with the Points->Add Anchor command [Reading support]

Output: This sub-table is very similar to the previous one except that the base glyph is a ligature and may have several different points at which the same type of accent may be placed.


Input: [0] 6 [name] mark to mark [Writing support] These may be created with the Points->Add Anchor command [Reading support]

Output: This sub-table is very similar to the previous two except that the base glyph is itself a mark. This may be used when a glyph has two accents each of which would normally be placed at the same attachment point on a base glyph. The second accent will be place relative to the first accent rather than to the base glyph.


Input: [0] 7 [name] contextual positioning [Writing support] These may be created with the Element->Font Info->Contextual command [Reading support]

Output: This sub-table allows the font designer to control the positioning of glyphs when they occur within a specific string (or class of strings). For instance this table could say "when you see a digit followed by the string "th" then raise the "th" into a superscript position"


Input: [0] 8 [name] chaining contextual positioning [Writing support] These may be created with the Element->Font Info->Contextual command [Reading support]

Output: This is a slightly more complex version of the above, it doesn't really add new capabilities, but it does provide a more logical approach to the issue.


Input: [0] 9 [name] extension positioning [Writing support] FontForge uses this sub-table when needed. [Reading support]

Output: This is used to allow for a GPOS table which is bigger than 64k. Its use should be quite invisible to the font designer


Input: [Name] NextMon [Parameters required] A date that can be recognised by Excel or a number that can be converted into a date. [Date] 23 Feb 2007

Output: Date of the next Monday. Returns the same day if already a Monday. The return value is an integer so you can format the date in the way that suits you best.


Input: [Name] NthNonNum [Parameters required] A string or a value that can be converted into a string. A whole number that represents the Nth character you want to find. [Date] 26 Feb 2007

Output: The Nth non-numeric character in a string. It excludes spaces, commas and full stops from consideration. It will return the string value "#Error" if the function cannot resolve the position value.


Input: [Name] NumFormulae_WB [Parameters required] None - NB this means that the formula calcullates once only unless you force a re-calculation [Date] 19 Oct 2008

Output: The number of cells containing a formula in a workbook.


Input: [Name] NumFormulae_WS [Parameters required] None - NB this means that the formula calculates once only unless you force a re-calculation [Date] 19 Oct 2008

Output: The number of cells containing a formula in the worksheet.


Input: [Name] DelDate_frm_String [Parameters required] The string from which dates are to be excluded. If the return value is a nil length string or comprises spaces only the function returns a string value of "Empty String". [Date] 02 Dec 2008

Output: Returns a string value with all those elements that look like or resolve to dates (English only for text) removed from the string. The function is designed to leave those numeric values that do not resolve to a date within the string at there original position.


Input: [Name] TextBeforeNum [Parameters required] NumPos - the position of the start of the numeric value within the string. WordNum - the number of words you want to return. MyString - the string value from which you wish to extract the information. An '#Error' string is returned if the instruction cannot be completed. [Date] 02 Dec 2008

Output: Returns a specified number of whole words before the position of a numeric value within a string.


Input: [Name] TextAfterNum [Parameters required] NumPos - the position of the start of the numeric value within the string. WordNum - the number of words you want to return. MyString - the string value from which you wish to extract the information. An '#Error' string is returned if the instruction cannot be completed. [Date] 02 Dec 2008

Output: Returns a specified number of whole words after the position of a numeric value within a string.


Input: [Name] NoDimInArray [Parameters required] AnArray - this variable is classified as variant. The array can be numeric, string or mixed. If a standard string or number value is givien as the parameter, the function returns zero. This should be considered an error value. [Date] 20 Apr 2010

Output: Returns the number of dimensions in an array


Input: [Command] switchport port-security [Description]

Output: This command is executed in interface configuration mode and enables port security on the configured port.

Configuring Dynamic Switchport Security | Free CCNA Workbook


Input: [Command] switchport port-security aging [Description]

Output: This command is executed in interface configuration mode and sets the MAC address aging timer, which determines how long a MAC address is associated to a particular port with port-security enabled.

Configuring Dynamic Switchport Security | Free CCNA Workbook


Input: [Command] switchport port-security mac {hhhh.hhhh.hhhh | sticky} [Description]

Output: This command is executed in interface configuration mode and specifies a static MAC address or a converts the the learn MAC addresses into static configured MAC addresses.

Configuring Dynamic Switchport Security | Free CCNA Workbook


Input: [Command] switchport port-security maximum # [Description]

Output: This command is executed in interface configuration mode and specifies the maximum limit of mac addresses that can be learned on that switchport before a violation is triggered.

Configuring Dynamic Switchport Security | Free CCNA Workbook


Input: [Command] switchport port-security {protected | restricted | shutdown} [Description]

Output: This command is executed in interface configuration mode and specifies the action to be taken upon a port security violation.

Configuring Dynamic Switchport Security | Free CCNA Workbook


Input: [Command] show port-security [Description]

Output: This command is executed in privileged mode to view the current status of all ports on the switch if they are participating in port-security.

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Input: [Command] show port-security interface interfacename#/# [Description]

Output: This command is executed in privileged mode to view the details of port-security on a particular port including status, timeout, violation type, max mac addresses and other configurable options.

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Input: [Command] show port-security interface interfacename#/# address [Description]

Output: This command is executed in privileged mode to view the port’s current port-security associated mac addresses.

Configuring Dynamic Switchport Security | Free CCNA Workbook


Input: [Check] DNS: nuget.org (root domain) [Interval] 1 minute [Notify when down] 5 minutes [Purpose]

Output: Verify that the DNS provider we use is returning the expected IP address for our root domain's A record. We redirect from nuget.org to www.nuget.org and use a CNAME record to route to Azure's Traffic Manager.


Input: [Check] feed (top 30 by downloads) [Interval] 1 minute [Notify when down] 3 minutes [Purpose]

Output: This is the URL that is hit when you open the 'Manage NuGet Packages' dialog in Visual Studio.


Input: [Check] home page [Interval] 1 minute [Notify when down] 3 minutes [Purpose]

Output: Checks the status of the web site itself, and its ability to simply serve HTML. There are no external resources required to serve the home page.


Input: [Check] package restore (download) [Interval] 1 minute [Notify when down] 3 minutes [Purpose]

Output: We use an unlisted NuGet.GalleryUptime package to verify that packages can be downloaded by the package restore process. This operation records package download statistics and then serves the actual nupkg file. If this check is down, builds using package restore will fail.


Input: [Check] package restore (lookup) [Interval] 1 minute [Notify when down] 3 minutes [Purpose]

Output: Before NuGet can download a package through the 'package restore (download)' URL, it must first query the API for the package to get its metadata that includes that download URL. This lookup ends up hitting our packages index and serving the results through the API. If this check is down, builds using package restore will fail.


Input: [Check] packages page (search) [Interval] 1 minute [Notify when down] 3 minutes [Purpose]

Output: This page hits the website's search feature, loading results 19,981-20,000 for an empty search. This verifies that our search index is intact and complete. The check not only verifies the 200 OK response, but it also checks for the string 'Displaying results 19981 - 20000' in the response.


Input: [Check] search service (query) [Interval] 1 minute [Notify when down] 3 minutes [Purpose]

Output: The Search service runs as a separate deployment--the website makes HTTP requests to it for the website's search feature. In addition to monitoring the website's ability to use the search, we also monitor the Search service directly. We check for both a 200 OK response as well as as string of '"data":[{'' in the response to ensure there was data returned.


Input: [S.No] 1 [Clist Command] &DATATYPE [Its USE]

Output: &DATATYPE is used to determine the data type of an expression.


Input: [S.No] 2 [Clist Command] &EVAL [Its USE]

Output: &EVAL forces numeric evaluation of the expression that is passed to the function.


Input: [S.No] 3 [Clist Command] &LASTCC [Its USE]

Output: The &LASTCC variable contains the return code from the last TSO command,subcommand, CLIST statement, or nested CLIST that was executed.


Input: [S.No] 4 [Clist Command] &LENGTH [Its USE]

Output: The &LENGTH function returns the number of bytes occupied by an expression or character string.


Input: [S.No] 5 [Clist Command] &MAXCC [Its USE]

Output: The &MAXCC variable contains the highest return code from any TSO command,subcommand, CLIST statement, or nested CLIST that was executed while the current CLIST is active.


Input: [S.No] 6 [Clist Command] &NRSTR [Its USE]

Output: The &NRSTR function defines a non-rescannable string.


Input: [S.No] 7 [Clist Command] &STR [Its USE]

Output: The &STR function is used to pass character data to a CLIST without any CLIST language evaluation being done on the data.


Input: [S.No] 8 [Clist Command] &SUBSTR [Its USE]

Output: The &SUBSTR function is used to extract a character string from within another character string.


Input: [S.No] 9 [Clist Command] &SYS_VARIABLES [Its USE]

Output: TSO/E contains certain control variables which are available for use in CLISTs that you write.


Input: [S.No] 10 [Clist Command] &SYS4DATE/ &SYS4JDATE/ &SYS4SDATE [Its USE]

Output: The three variables &SYS4DATE, &SYS4SDATE, and &SYS4JDATE provide the current date in a format that presents years as four-digit numbers. As opposed to the variables that present the current year as two-digit numbers, these variables are capable to handle years beyond 1999.


Input: [S.No] 11 [Clist Command] &SYSABNCD [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSABNCD variable provides the abend code received from a TSO command invoked via the TSOEXEC TSO command.


Input: [S.No] 12 [Clist Command] &SYSABNRC [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSABNRC variable provides the reason code for an abend of a TSO command invoked via the TSOEXEC TSO command.


Input: [S.No] 13 [Clist Command] &SYSAPPCLU [Its USE]

Output: &SYSAPPCLU contains the MVS/APPC logical unit (LU) name. The LU name identifies the TSO/E address space your CLIST will be running in as the SNA addressable unit for Advanced-Program-to-Program-communication (APPC).


Input: [S.No] 14 [Clist Command] &SYSASIS [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSASIS variable is used to turn the CONTROL ASIS option on or off.


Input: [S.No] 15 [Clist Command] &SYSCAPS [Its USE]

Output: &SYSCAPS is a function used to translate all characters in a given string to uppercase.


Input: [S.No] 16 [Clist Command] &SYSCLENGTH [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSCLENGTH function returns the number of bytes occupied by an expression or character string that includes DBCS characters.


Input: [S.No] 17 [Clist Command] &SYSCLONE [Its USE]

Output: &SYSCLONE returns the MVS system symbol representing its system name.


Input: [S.No] 18 [Clist Command] &SYSCMDRC [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSCMDRC variable provides the return code from a TSO command invoked via the TSOEXEC TSO command.


Input: [S.No] 19 [Clist Command] &SYSCONLIST [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSCONLIST variable is used to turn the CONTROL CONLIST option on or off.


Input: [S.No] 20 [Clist Command] &SYSCPU [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSCPU variable provides the amount of CPU time used during the current TSO session in the form seconds.hundreths'.


Input: [S.No] 21 [Clist Command] &SYSCSUBSTR [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSCSUBSTR is used to extract DBCS characters from a string and treat each DBCS pair as single characters for purposes of extraction.


Input: [S.No] 22 [Clist Command] &SYSDATE [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSDATE variable supplies the current date in the American standard form, 'month/day/year'.


Input: [S.No] 23 [Clist Command] &SYSDFP [Its USE]

Output: &SYSDFP contains the level of MVS/Data Facility Product (MVS/DFP) installed.


Input: [S.No] 24 [Clist Command] &SYSDLM [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSDLM variable returns a number that is the relative position of the TERMIN statement character string entered by the TSO user to return control to a CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 25 [Clist Command] &SYSDSN [Its USE]

Output: You can use the &SYSDSN function to find out whether a particular data set or PDS member exists.


Input: [S.No] 26 [Clist Command] &SYSDVAL [Its USE]

Output: The 'DVAL' in the variable stands for 'Default VALue'. This variable can be used for: 1) extracting the TSO user's response after a READ statement with no operands 2) extracting the TSO user's response when a CLIST returns control after a TERMIN statement executes 3) extracting the TSO user's response when a READDVAL statement is executed.


Input: [S.No] 27 [Clist Command] &SYSENV [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSENV variable is used to determine whether a CLIST is executing under foreground or background (batch) TSO.


Input: [S.No] 28 [Clist Command] &SYSFLUSH [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSFLUSH variable is used to turn the CONTROL FLUSH option on or off.


Input: [S.No] 29 [Clist Command] &SYSHSM [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSHSM variable is used to determine the status of HSM (the Hiearchical Storage Manager).


Input: [S.No] 30 [Clist Command] &SYSICMD [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSICMD variable contains the name by which the currently executing CLIST was invoked.


Input: [S.No] 31 [Clist Command] &SYSINDEX [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSINDEX function is used to find the position of one character string within another.


Input: [S.No] 32 [Clist Command] &SYSISPF [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSISPF variable is used to determine whether or not the current CLIST is executing under ISPF.


Input: [S.No] 33 [Clist Command] &SYSJDATE [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSJDATE variable supplies the current date in Julian date format.


Input: [S.No] 34 [Clist Command] &SYSJES [Its USE]

Output: &SYSJES contains the name and the level of the JES installed.


Input: [S.No] 35 [Clist Command] &SYSLC [Its USE]

Output: &SYSLC is a function used to translate all characters in a given string to lowercase.


Input: [S.No] 36 [Clist Command] &SYSLIST [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSLIST variable is used to turn the CONTROL LIST option on or off.


Input: [S.No] 37 [Clist Command] &SYSLRACF [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSLRACF variable is used to determine the level of RACF (the Resource Access Control Facility) that is installed.


Input: [S.No] 38 [Clist Command] &SYSLTERM [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSLTERM variable supplies the number of lines (rows) available on the TSO terminal screen.


Input: [S.No] 39 [Clist Command] &SYSMSG [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSMSG variable is used to turn the CONTROL MSG option on or off.


Input: [S.No] 40 [Clist Command] &SYSMVS [Its USE]

Output: &SYSMVS contains the level of the base control program (BCP) component of OS/390*.


Input: [S.No] 41 [Clist Command] &SYSNAME [Its USE]

Output: &SYSNAME returns the system's name your CLIST is running on.


Input: [S.No] 42 [Clist Command] &SYSNEST [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSNEST variable is used to determine whether or not the currently executing CLIST is a nested CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 43 [Clist Command] &SYSNODE [Its USE]

Output: &SYSNODE contains the network node name of your installation's JES.


Input: [S.No] 44 [Clist Command] &SYSNSUB [Its USE]

Output: You can use the &SYSNSUB function to limit how many times symbolic variable substitution is performed on part of a CLIST language statement.


Input: [S.No] 45 [Clist Command] &SYSONEBYTE [Its USE]

Output: You can use the &SYSONEBYTE function to convert a character string from the double-byte (DBCS) character format to the normal EBCDIC character format.


Input: [S.No] 46 [Clist Command] &SYSOPSYS [Its USE]

Output: &SYSOPSYS contains the OS/390 name, version, release, modification level.


Input: [S.No] 47 [Clist Command] &SYSOUTLINE [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSOUTLINE variable and the &SYSOUTTRAP variable are used to trap the output from TSO commands that do not use the TPUT macro to write messages to the TSO terminal.


Input: [S.No] 48 [Clist Command] &SYSOUTTRAP [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSOUTTRAP variable and the &SYSOUTLINE variable are used to trap the output from TSO commands that do not use the TPUT macro to write messages to the TSO terminal.


Input: [S.No] 49 [Clist Command] &SYSPCMD [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSPCMD variable contains the name of the most recently executed TSO command.


Input: [S.No] 50 [Clist Command] &SYSPLEX [Its USE]

Output: &SYSPLEX returns the MVS sysplex name as found in the COUPLExx or LOADxx member of SYS1.PARMLIB.


Input: [S.No] 51 [Clist Command] &SYSPREF [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSPREF variable provides the currently active data set name prefix for the TSO user.


Input: [S.No] 52 [Clist Command] &SYSPROC [Its USE]

Output: &SYSPROC provides the name of the logon procedure used when the user logged on to the current TSO/E session.


Input: [S.No] 53 [Clist Command] &SYSPROMPT [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSPROMPT variable is used to turn the CONTROL PROMPT option on or off.


Input: [S.No] 54 [Clist Command] &SYSRACF [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSRACF variable is used to determine whether or not RACF (the Resource Access Control Facility) is installed.


Input: [S.No] 55 [Clist Command] &SYSSCAN [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSSCAN variable is used to set the maximum number of times symbolic substitution is to be performed on each statement in a CLIST.The defaulThe &SYSSCAN variable is used to set the maximum number of times symbolic substitution is to be performed on each statement in a CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 56 [Clist Command] &SYSSCMD [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSSCMD variable contains the name of the most recently executed TSO command.


Input: [S.No] 57 [Clist Command] &SYSSDATE [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSSDATE variable supplies the current date in a format well suited to sorting by date, as 'year/month/day'.


Input: [S.No] 58 [Clist Command] &SYSSECLAB [Its USE]

Output: &SYSSECLAB returns the SECLABEL name that is valid for the TSO/E session where the CLIST is started.


Input: [S.No] 59 [Clist Command] &SYSSMFID [Its USE]

Output: &SYSSMFID identifies the system on which System Management Facilities (SMF) is active.


Input: [S.No] 60 [Clist Command] &SYSSMS [Its USE]

Output: &SYSSMS indicates whether DFSMS/MVS is available to your CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 61 [Clist Command] &SYSSRV [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSSRV variable provides the number of service units used during the current TSO session. Service units consist of CPU time, I/Os, and main storage occupancy values and are used within MVS to manage work flow.


Input: [S.No] 62 [Clist Command] &SYSSTIME [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSSTIME variable supplies the current time of day in the form hours:minutes.A 24-hour clock format is used for the time display.


Input: [S.No] 63 [Clist Command] &SYSSYMDEF [Its USE]

Output: &SYSSYMDEF(symbol_name) returns the value represented by the variable "symbol_name" as specified in SYS1.PARMLIB member IEASYMxx on the SYSDEF ... SYMDEF statement. Or, the 'string' can also be one of the system static or dynamic symbols as defined in OS/390 MVS Initialization and Tuning Reference.


Input: [S.No] 64 [Clist Command] &SYSSYMLIST [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSSYMLIST variable is used to turn the CONTROL SYMLIST option on or off.


Input: [S.No] 65 [Clist Command] &SYSTERMID [Its USE]

Output: &SYSTERMID contains the terminal ID of the terminal where the CLIST has been started.


Input: [S.No] 66 [Clist Command] &SYSTIME [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSTIME variable supplies the current time of day in the form hours:minutes:seconds. A 24-hour clock format is used for the time display


Input: [S.No] 67 [Clist Command] &SYSTSOE [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSTSOE variable is used to determine the release level of TSO/E.


Input: [S.No] 68 [Clist Command] &SYSTWOBYTE [Its USE]

Output: You can use the &SYSTWOBYTE function to convert a character string from the normal EBCDIC format to the double-byte (DBCS) character format.


Input: [S.No] 69 [Clist Command] &SYSUID [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSUID variable provides the TSO user ID for the current TSO session.


Input: [S.No] 70 [Clist Command] &SYSWTERM [Its USE]

Output: The &SYSWTERM variable supplies the number of columns available on the TSO terminal screen.


Input: [S.No] 71 [Clist Command] ATTN [Its USE]

Output: The ATTN statement is used to identify a routine in a CLIST that is to receive control if the ATTN or PA1 key is pressed while the CLIST is active.


Input: [S.No] 72 [Clist Command] CLOSFILE [Its USE]

Output: The CLOSFILE statement is used to close a QSAM file that was opened previously by an OPENFILE statement.


Input: [S.No] 73 [Clist Command] CONTROL [Its USE]

Output: The CONTROL statement defines processing options for a CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 74 [Clist Command] DATA [Its USE]

Output: The DATA-ENDDATA statement pair is used to delimit or bracket CLIST statements that are not to be interpreted as CLIST statements, but are to be passed directly to TSO for execution.


Input: [S.No] 75 [Clist Command] DATAPROM [Its USE]

Output: The DATA PROMPT-ENDDATA statement pair is used to specify prompts to TSO commands or subcommands.


Input: [S.No] 76 [Clist Command] DO [Its USE]

Output: The DO statement is used to identify the start of a set of CLIST statements or TSO command or subcommands to be executed iteratively.


Input: [S.No] 77 [Clist Command] END(DO) [Its USE]

Output: The END statement is used to mark the end of a DO-END statement pair.


Input: [S.No] 78 [Clist Command] ERROR [Its USE]

Output: The ERROR statement is used to identify a routine or statement to receive control when any non-zero return code is received from a CLIST statement, TSO command, or TSO subcommand in the current CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 79 [Clist Command] EXIT [Its USE]

Output: The EXIT statement returns control to the program that invoked the current CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 80 [Clist Command] FUNCTION [Its USE]

Output: TSO/E contains several built-in functions that you can use to manipulate variables or expressions.


Input: [S.No] 81 [Clist Command] GETFILE [Its USE]

Output: The GETFILE statement is used to read one record from a QSAM file (sequential file or a PDS member) into a CLIST file-name variable.


Input: [S.No] 82 [Clist Command] GLOBAL [Its USE]

Output: The GLOBAL statement allows you to share variables among nested CLISTs.


Input: [S.No] 83 [Clist Command] GOTO [Its USE]

Output: The GOTO statement causes a direct branch in CLIST execution flow to the label named on the GOTO statement.


Input: [S.No] 84 [Clist Command] IF [Its USE]

Output: The IF-THEN-ELSE statement sequence is used to alter the flow of execution within a CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 85 [Clist Command] LISTDSI [Its USE]

Output: The LISTDSI statement will retrieve information about an existing data set and store the information in special CLIST variables.


Input: [S.No] 86 [Clist Command] NGLOBAL [Its USE]

Output: The NGLOBAL statement allows you to share variables between "subprocedures" in CLISTs.


Input: [S.No] 87 [Clist Command] OPENFILE [Its USE]

Output: The OPENFILE statement is used to open a QSAM file (sequential file or a PDS member) for I/O from a CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 88 [Clist Command] PROC [Its USE]

Output: The PROC statement defines the parameters to be passed to a CLIST when it is invoked, or (for TSO/E R4 and above only) defines the beginning of a subprocedure within a CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 89 [Clist Command] PUTFILE [Its USE]

Output: The PUTFILE statement is used to write a record to a sequential file or PDS member using the QSAM access method.


Input: [S.No] 90 [Clist Command] READ [Its USE]

Output: The READ statement is used to read input from the TSO terminal and store it in symbolic variables.


Input: [S.No] 91 [Clist Command] READDVAL [Its USE]

Output: The READDVAL statement is used to copy the current contents of the control variabel &SYSDVAL to one or more symbolic variables.


Input: [S.No] 92 [Clist Command] RETURN [Its USE]

Output: The RETURN statement is used to return control from a CLIST error or attention exit to the statement after the one that caused the error or during which the ATTN key was pressed.


Input: [S.No] 93 [Clist Command] SELECT [Its USE]

Output: The SELECT statement is used to perform one of several processing steps depending on the value of one or more logical expressions.


Input: [S.No] 94 [Clist Command] SET [Its USE]

Output: The SET statement is used to assign a value to a symbolic variable within a CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 95 [Clist Command] SYSCALL [Its USE]

Output: The SYSCALL statement is used to pass control to a subprocedure within a CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 96 [Clist Command] SYSREF [Its USE]

Output: The SYSREF statement is used to name variables passed to a subprocedure that can be modified by the subprocedure.


Input: [S.No] 97 [Clist Command] TERMIN [Its USE]

Output: The TERMIN statement is used to pass control to the TSO user who invoked the CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 98 [Clist Command] VARIABLE [Its USE]

Output: Symbolic variables are used in CLISTs to contain values that the CLIST assigns to them.


Input: [S.No] 99 [Clist Command] WRITE [Its USE]

Output: The WRITE statement is used to send messages to the TSO terminal user that invoked the CLIST.


Input: [S.No] 100 [Clist Command] WRITENR [Its USE]

Output: The WRITENR statement is used to send messages to the TSO terminal user that invoked the CLIST.


Input: [Default Value] [] [Description] These validators will be applied before the schema. [Attribute Name]

Output: pre_validators

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Input: [Default Value] [] [Description] These validators will be applied after the schema. [Attribute Name]

Output: chained_validators

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Input: [Default Value] False [Description] If True, then it is not an error when keys that aren’t associated with a validator are present. [Attribute Name]

Output: allow_extra_fields

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Input: [Default Value] False [Description] If True, then keys that aren’t associated with a validator are removed. [Attribute Name]

Output: filter_extra_fields

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Input: [Default Value] NoDefault [Description] If this is given, then any keys that aren’t available but are expected will be replaced with this value (and then validated). This does not override a present .if_missing attribute on validators. NoDefault is a special FormEncode class to mean that no default values have been specified and therefore missing keys shouldn’t take a default value. [Attribute Name]

Output: if_key_missing

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Input: [Default Value] False [Description] If True, then missing keys will be missing in the result, if the validator doesn’t have .if_missing on it already. [Attribute Name]

Output: ignore_key_missing

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Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Alt+J [Command]

Output: Join Lines

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] End [Command]

Output: Line End

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Home [Command]

Output: Line Start

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Alt+Down [Command]

Output: Move Lines Down

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Alt+Up [Command]

Output: Move Lines Up

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Right [Command]

Output: Next Word

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Left [Command]

Output: Previous Word

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Shift+Numpad_Multiply [Command]

Output: Reset Structure

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Down [Command]

Output: Scroll Line Down

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Up [Command]

Output: Scroll Line Up

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Shift+End [Command]

Output: Select Line End

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Shift+Home [Command]

Output: Select Line Start

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Shift+Right [Command]

Output: Select Next Word

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Shift+Left [Command]

Output: Select Previous Word

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] F2 [Command]

Output: Show Tooltip Description

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+End [Command]

Output: Text End

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Home [Command]

Output: Text Start

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Shift+Y [Command]

Output: To Lower Case

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Shift+X [Command]

Output: To Upper Case

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Ctrl+Numpad_Divide [Command]

Output: Toggle Folding

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Text Editing [Keys] Insert [Command]

Output: Toggle Overwrite

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editing Text [Category] Window [Keys] Ctrl+F10 [Command]

Output: Show Ruler Context Menu

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] Editor Breadcrumb Navigation [Category] Navigate [Keys] Alt+Shift+B [Command]

Output: Show In Breadcrumb

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Breakpoints View [Category] Run/Debug [Keys] Alt+Enter [Command]

Output: Java Breakpoint Properties

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Ctrl+Space [Command]

Output: Content Assist

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Ctrl+Shift+Space [Command]

Output: Context Information

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Ctrl+Insert [Command]

Output: Copy

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Ctrl+C [Command]

Output: Copy

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Shift+Delete [Command]

Output: Cut

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Ctrl+X [Command]

Output: Cut

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Ctrl+V [Command]

Output: Paste

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Shift+Insert [Command]

Output: Paste

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Ctrl+1 [Command]

Output: Quick Fix

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Ctrl+Y [Command]

Output: Redo

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Ctrl+A [Command]

Output: Select All

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Edit [Keys] Ctrl+Z [Command]

Output: Undo

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Navigate [Keys] Alt+PageDown [Command]

Output: Next Sub-Tab

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Navigate [Keys] Alt+PageUp [Command]

Output: Previous Sub-Tab

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Run/Debug [Keys] Ctrl+Shift+D [Command]

Output: Display

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Run/Debug [Keys] Ctrl+Shift+I [Command]

Output: Inspect

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Window [Keys] Alt+Shift+F3 [Command]

Output: Show Contributing Plug-in

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Window [Keys] Ctrl+Shift+L [Command]

Output: Show Key Assist

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Dialogs and Windows [Category] Window [Keys] Ctrl+F10 [Command]

Output: Show View Menu

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In I/O Console [Category] Run/Debug [Keys] Ctrl+Z [Command]

Output: EOF

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Memory View [Category] Run/Debug [Keys] Ctrl+Alt+M [Command]

Output: Add Memory Block

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Memory View [Category] Run/Debug [Keys] Ctrl+W [Command]

Output: Close Rendering

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Memory View [Category] Run/Debug [Keys] Ctrl+N [Command]

Output: New Rendering

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Memory View [Category] Run/Debug [Keys] Ctrl+Alt+N [Command]

Output: Next Memory Monitor

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Memory View [Category] Run/Debug [Keys] Ctrl+T [Command]

Output: Toggle Memory Monitors Pane

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Table Memory Rendering [Category] Run/Debug [Keys] Ctrl+G [Command]

Output: Go to Address

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists


Input: [Context] In Table Memory Rendering [Category] Run/Debug [Keys] Ctrl+Shift+. [Command]

Output: Next Page of Memory

Eclipse Keys HTML File Take 2 - programmingblind - FreeLists