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UKCT_RM140600UK01 |
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| RequestMedicationSupplyAbort |
A CMET representing a request to abort a request to supply medication. |
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Used by: |
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| [1..1] classCode (CS
{CNE:SPLY} ){ Fixed="SPLY " } |
Indicates that this is a supply act.
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| [1..1] moodCode (CS {CNE:RQO} ){ Fixed="RQO " } |
Indicates that the mood of an act is" request".
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| [1..2] id (LIST<II>) |
The first identifier is mandatory and is the unique national identifier for this instance of a specific clinical statement. The second identifier carries a local identifier allocated by the source system.
The Identifier Global datatype flavour is used to carry the first identifier as follows:
- The root attribute shall contain a DCE UUID
The Identifier External datatype flavour is used to carry the second identifier as follows:
- The root carries an OID for the local identifier scheme
- The extension carries a human-readable identifier from that scheme
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| [1..1] code (CD {CNE:SupplyRequestSnCT} ) |
One or more SnomedCT code identifying the act as describing a request to abort a medication supply request.
The Concept Descriptor (CD) dataype shall be used to carry this information as follows:
- The code attribute shall contain a code from the relevant vocabulary
- The code System attribute shall contain the OID for SnomedCT
- The display text shall carry a description associated with the code in SnomedCT
- the original text attribute may be used if required
- qualifier(s) may be used if required.
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| [1..1] statusCode (CS {CNE:RequestMedicationsupplyAbort} ) |
The mandatory status of the request to abort the medication supply request.
The Coded Only datatype flavour is used to carry this information. The code attribute will contain one of the following values from the Act Status vocabulary:
- active - recommendation is in force
- cancelled - the request has been withdrawn
- completed - the request has been complied with.
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| [0..1] effectiveTime (GTS) |
Optional - not for use in P1R2. The time when the request to abort was made.. |
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| [1..1] activityTime (TS) |
Optional - the time at which the request to abort was made. |
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| [0..1] availabilityTime (TS) |
Optional. The date and time that the request was recorded on the original system. |
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| [1..1] quantity (PQ) |
Mandatory. The amount of medication requested, including the units (e.g. tablets / packs / millilitres) |
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| [0..1] author |
The participation of the agent / device / person who authored this request to abort supply request statement. It must be present if it is not inherited via context conduction. |
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| [1..1] typeCode (CS {CNE:AUT} ){ Fixed="AUT " } |
Indicates that the role is the author
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| [1..1] contextControlCode (CS {CNE:OP} ){ Fixed="OP " } |
A code that specifies how this Participation contributes to the context of the current Act, and whether it may be propagated to descendent Acts whose association allows such propagation.
The value of contextControlCode should be set appropriately according to the context of the participation being modelled.
- Fixed value: "OP" - Overriding and propagating
The fixed value of "OP" indicates that the association overrides the existing context associated with the Act, and will propagate to any descendant Acts reached by conducting ActRelationships. |
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| [1..1] time (TS) |
The time of the author's participation - optional. |
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agent [CMET: UKCT_MT120201UK03] |
A CMET describing the author of the request medication supply statement. |
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| [1..1] primaryInformationRecipient |
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| [1..1] typeCode (CS {CNE:PRCP} ){ Fixed="PRCP " } |
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| [1..1] contextControlCode (CS {CNE:ON} ){ Fixed="ON " } |
A code that specifies how this Participation contributes to the context of the current Act, and whether it may be propagated to descendent Acts whose association allows such propagation.
The value of contextControlCode should be set appropriately according to the context of the participation being modelled.
- Fixed value: "ON" - Overriding and not propagating
The fixed value of "ON" indicates that the association overrides the existing context associated with the Act, and will not propagate to any descendant Acts reached by conducting ActRelationships. |
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| [1..1] role (PrimaryRecipient) |
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| [0..1] primaryPerformer |
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| [1..1] typeCode (CS {CNE:PPRF} ){ Fixed="PPRF " } |
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| [1..1] contextControlCode (CS {CNE:OP} ){ Fixed="OP " } |
A code that specifies how this Participation contributes to the context of the current Act, and whether it may be propagated to descendent Acts whose association allows such propagation.
The value of contextControlCode should be set appropriately according to the context of the participation being modelled.
- Fixed value: "OP" - Overriding and propagating
The fixed value of "OP" indicates that the association overrides the existing context associated with the Act, and will propagate to any descendant Acts reached by conducting ActRelationships. |
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| [1..1] time (IVL<TS>) |
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| [1..1] agent (UKCT_MT120301UK02) |
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| [0..*] tracker |
A participation of a person / organisation to whom the request is to be copied. |
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| [1..1] typeCode (CS {CNE:TRC} ){ Fixed="TRC " } |
Indicates that this is a tracker participation.
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| [1..1] contextControlCode (CS {CNE:ON} ){ Fixed="ON " } |
A code that specifies how this Participation contributes to the context of the current Act, and whether it may be propagated to descendent Acts whose association allows such propagation.
The value of contextControlCode should be set appropriately according to the context of the participation being modelled.
- Fixed value: "ON" - Overriding and not propagating
The fixed value of "ON" indicates that the association overrides the existing context associated with the Act, and will not propagate to any descendant Acts reached by conducting ActRelationships. |
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| [1..1] role (CopyRecipient) |
A person / organisation known to NPfIT SDS acting as a copy recipient.. |
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| [0..1] pertinentInformation |
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| [1..1] typeCode (CS {CNE:PERT} ){ Fixed="PERT " } |
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| [1..1] contextConductionInd (BL) |
If true, associations in the parent act are conducted across the Act Relationship to the child act.
In this context the contextConductionInd defaults to "true". |
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| [1..1] seperatableInd (BL) |
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| [1..1] pertinentReasonSupportingInfo (ReasonSupportingInfo) |
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| [1..*] reason |
A relationship to structured information that justifies the abortion of this medication supply request. The structured information may be fully represented in this CMET, or an external reference. |
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| [1..1] typeCode (CS {CNE:RSON} ){ Fixed="RSON " } |
Indicates that this is a reason relationship type.
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| [1..1] inversionInd (BL) |
An indicator specifying that the ActRelationship.typeCode should be interpreted as if the roles of the source and target Acts were reversed. The inversion indicator is used when the meaning of ActRelationship.typeCode must be reversed.
The inversionInd is fixed at "false" indicating that the meaning of ActRelationship.typeCode is not reversed. |
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| [0..1] contextConductionInd (BL) |
This field SHALL present if this is a relationship to an act, and SHALL NOT be present if it is to a reference to an Act. In the first case the template idenifier will be "CSAB_RM-NPfITUK10.sourceOf2", and in the second case "CSAB_RM-NPfITUK10.sourceOf1".
If present and true, associations in the parent act are conducted across the Act Relationship to the child act.
In this context the contextConductionInd is fixed at "true" if present. |
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| [0..1] sequenceNumber (INT) |
An optional integer specifying the relative ordering of this relationship among other like-types relationships having the same source Act. |
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| [1..1] negationInd (BL) |
If true, indicates that the specified participation did not, is not or should not occur (depending on mood).
In this case the negationInd is fixed at "false" |
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| [1..1] seperatableInd (BL) |
This attribute indicates whether or not the source Act is intended to be interpreted independently of the target Act.
If the source act is intended to be interpreted independently the value shall be 'true' otherwise the value shall be 'false'.
The value of seperatableInd shall be evaluated for each usage of the pertinentInformation relationship.
In this context the seperatableInd defaults to "false". |
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| [1..1] templateId (II) |
An identifier of the Act Relationship that supports the linkage of clinical statements using the "Direct Relationship" or "Reference" mechanism.
The Identifier External datatype flavour is used to carry this information as follows:
- The root attribute shall contain the OID "2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>"
- The extension shall contain the fixed template ID
"CSAB_RM-NPfITUK10.sourceOf1" if the relationship points to an Act reference, and "CSAB_RM-NPfITUK10.sourceOf2" if the relationship points to an Act. |
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| [1..1] target (ReasonChoice) |
The choice of act / act ref that is acting as the reason . |
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| [1..1] sequelTo |
A link to the (existing) medication supply request to be aborted. |
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| [1..1] typeCode (CS {CNE:SEQL} ){ Fixed="SEQL " } |
Indicates that this is a "sequel" relationship.
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| [1..1] inversionInd (BL) |
An indicator specifying that the ActRelationship.typeCode should be interpreted as if the roles of the source and target Acts were reversed. The inversion indicator is used when the meaning of ActRelationship.typeCode must be reversed.
The default for inversionInd is "false" indicating that the meaning of ActRelationship.typeCode is not reversed. |
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| [1..1] negationInd (BL) |
If true, indicates that the specified participation did not, is not or should not occur (depending on mood).
In this case the negationInd defaults to "false" |
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| [1..1] seperatableInd (BL) |
This attribute indicates whether or not the source Act is intended to be interpreted independently of the target Act.
If the source act is intended to be interpreted independently the value shall be 'true' otherwise the value shall be 'false'.
The value of seperatableInd shall be evaluated for each usage of the pertinentInformation relationship.
In this context the seperatableInd defaults to "false". |
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| [1..1] templateId (II) |
An identifier of the Act Relationship that supports the linkage of clinical statements using the "Direct Relationship" mechanism.
The Identifier External datatype flavour is used to carry this information as follows:
- The root attribute shall contain the OID "2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>"
- The extension shall contain the fixed template ID
"CSAB_RM-NPfITUK10.sourceOf1" |
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| [1..1] priorRequestMedicationSupplyRef (RequestMedicationSupplyRef) |
The medication supply request to be aborted. |
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| [0..*] sourceOf |
A relationship to another clinical statement by reference. The clinical statement may be in the message instance carrying the reference, or on PSIS. |
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| [1..1] typeCode (CS {CNE:ActRelationshipType} ) |
A code specifying the nature of the link.
The CodedOnly datatype flavour is used to carry this information as follows:
- The code attribute will contain a value from the list of codes in the ActRelationshipType vocabulary
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| [1..1] inversionInd (BL) |
An indicator specifying that the ActRelationship.typeCode should be interpreted as if the roles of the source and target Acts were reversed. The inversion indicator is used when the meaning of ActRelationship.typeCode must be reversed.
The default for inversionInd is "false" indicating that the meaning of ActRelationship.typeCode is not reversed. |
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| [0..1] sequenceNumber (INT) |
An integer specifying the relative ordering of this relationship among other like-types relationships having the same source Act. |
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| [1..1] negationInd (BL) |
If true, indicates that the specified participation did not, is not or should not occur (depending on mood).
In this context the negationInd defaults to "false". |
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| [1..1] seperatableInd (BL) |
This attribute indicates whether or not the source Act is intended to be interpreted independently of the target Act.
If the source act is intended to be interpreted independently the value shall be 'true' otherwise the value shall be 'false'.
The value of seperatableInd shall be evaluated for each usage of the pertinentInformation relationship.
In this context the seperatableInd is fixed at "true". |
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| [1..1] templateId (II) |
An identifier of the Act Relationship that supports the linkage of clinical statements using the ?Reference? mechanism.
The Identifier External datatype flavour is used to carry this information as follows:
- The root attribute shall contain the OID "2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>"
- The extension shall contain the template ID "CSAB_RM-NPfITUK10.sourceOf1".
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| [1..1] target (ActRef) |
The clinical statement being referred to. |
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| PrimaryRecipient |
The agent / device / person performing this participation. |
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Used by: RequestMedicationSupplyAbort |
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| [1..1] either :
UKCT_MT120501UK03 |
A CMET describing a location at or in part of an organisation known to NPfIT SDS. |
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UKCT_MT120301UK02 |
The agent / device / person performing this participation. |
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| CopyRecipient |
The agent / device / person performing this participation. |
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Used by: RequestMedicationSupplyAbort |
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| [1..1] either :
UKCT_MT120401UK03 |
The agent / device / person performing this participation. |
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| ... or ... : UKCT_MT120201UK03 |
The agent / device / person performing this participation. |
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| ReasonSupportingInfo |
Instructions gien to the receiver at the time of supply, e.g. about storing or handling the product supplied. |
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Used by: RequestMedicationSupplyAbort |
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| [1..1] classCode (CS {CNE:OBS} ){ Fixed="OBS " } |
Indicates that is class describes an observation.
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| [1..1] moodCode (CS {CNE:EVN} ){ Fixed="EVN " } |
Mood code indicating that this observation has been made.
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| [1..1] code (CV {CNE:ReasonFor} ) |
A value from the ReasonFor vocabulary indicating that this provides information about the reason for a request to abort a medication supply request.
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| [1..1] value (ST) |
A string containing the reason. |
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| ReasonChoice |
A choice of a reason / reference to a reason why this dose administration was not completed. |
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Used by: RequestMedicationSupplyAbort |
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| [1..1] either : Observation |
An observation acting as a reason |
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| ... or ... : ReasonForAbortRef |
A reference to an act acting as a reason |
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| RequestMedicationSupplyRef |
The medication supply request that this CMET requestes to abort. |
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Used by: RequestMedicationSupplyAbort |
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| [1..1] classCode (CS {CNE:SPLY} ){ Fixed="SPLY " } |
Indicates that this is an HL7 supply act.
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| [1..1] moodCode (CS {CNE:RQO} ){ Fixed="RQO " } |
Indicates that the act is a request.
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| [1..1] id (II) |
A unique identifier for this instance of a medication supply request statement.
The Identifier Global datatype flavour is used to carry this information as follows:
- The root attribute shall contain a DCE UUID.
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| ActRef |
A reference to any other clnical statement. |
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Used by: RequestMedicationSupplyAbort |
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| [1..1] classCode (CS {CNE:ACT} ){ Fixed="ACT " } |
The class of the Act being referenced. It shall contain a value from the HL7 ActClass vocabulary. |
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| [1..1] moodCode (CS {CNE:EVN} ){ Fixed="EVN " } |
The mood code of the Act being referenced. It shall contain a value from the HL7 ActMood vocabulary. |
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| [1..1] id (II) |
The unique national identifier for this instance of the clinical statement being referred to.
The Identifier Global datatype flavour is used to carry the identifier as follows:
- The root attribute shall contain a DCE UUID
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| Observation |
Instructions gien to the receiver at the time of supply, e.g. about storing or handling the product supplied. |
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Used by: RequestMedicationSupplyAbort, ReasonChoice |
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| [1..1] classCode (CS {CNE:OBS} ){ Fixed="OBS " } |
Indicates that is class describes an observation.
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| [1..1] moodCode (CS {CNE:EVN} ){ Fixed="EVN " } |
Mood code indicating that this observation has been made.
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| [1..2] id (LIST<II>) |
set of unique identifiers for this instance of an observation.
The first is mandatory and is a unique identifier for this instance of a specific clinical statement. The second is optional and allows an observation to be identified by a local identifier.
The Identifier Global datatype flavour is used to carry the first identifier as follows:
- The root attribute shall contain a DCE UUID
The Identifier External datatype flavour is used to carry the second identifier as follows:
- The root carries an OID for the local identifier scheme
- The extension carries a human-readable identifier from that scheme.
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| [1..1] code (CD {CNE:ObservationTypeSnCT} ) |
A value from the ReasonFor vocabulary indicating that this provides information about the reason for a request to abort a medication supply request.
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| [1..1] statusCode (CS {CNE:ActStatus} ) |
The status of the observation. It shall be a value taken from the HL7ActStatus vocabulary. |
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| [1..1] effectiveTime (GTS) |
The clinically relevant date and time.
For each observation which has a requirement to carry the clinically relevant date and time the usage of Observation.effectiveTime is described below:
- Patient Legal Status - The start and end date of the latest legal status of the patient - optional.
- Health & Social Issue as described by patient - The date that the patient noticed the issue and the date that the issue was resolved - optional.
- Diagnosis - The date and time the diagnosis was true of the patient - optional
- Finding - the date and time the finding was true of the patient - optional
- Outcome - The date and time the outcome was assessed - optional.
- Risk Incident - The date and time that the incident occurred - optional.
A date range shall be carried as follows:
If both a start date and an end date are present the Date or Time Interval Complete datatype shall be used:
- The low attribute shall contain the start date
- The high attribute shall contain the end date.
If only a start date is present the Date or Time Interval After datatype shall be used:
- The low attribute shall contain the start date.
If only an end date is present the Date or Time Interval Before datatype shall be used:
- The high attribute shall contain the end date.
If the observation occurs more than once, multiple dates / date ranges shall be recorded. |
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| [0..1] activityTime (IVL<TS>) |
The date and time the observation was made.
For each observation which has a requirement to carry the activity date and time the usage of Observation.activityTime is described below:
- Health & Social Issue as described by HCP - The date and time that the problem was identified by the HCP - optional.
- Prognosis - The date and time that the HCP made a diagnosis associated prognosis.
- Family History - The date of stating the family history finding.
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| [0..1] availabilityTime (TS) |
The time at which this observation was rfirst ecorded on a computer system. |
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| [0..1] value (ANY) |
Any value associated with this kind of observation, including its units. |
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| ReasonForAbortRef |
A reference to a statement acting as a reason |
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Used by: RequestMedicationSupplyAbort, ReasonChoice |
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| [1..1] classCode (CS {CNE:ACT} ){ Fixed="ACT " } |
The class of the Act being referenced. It shall contain a value from the HL7 ActClass vocabulary. |
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| [1..1] moodCode (CS {CNE:ActMood} ) |
The mood code of the Act being referenced. It shall contain a value from the HL7 ActMood vocabulary. |
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| [1..1] id (II) |
The unique national identifier for this instance of the clinical statement being referred to.
The Identifier Global datatype flavour is used to carry the identifier as follows:
- The root attribute shall contain a DCE UUID
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NoiseTagControlProperties
public class NoiseTagControlProperties : NSObject
Each NoiseTagControl
has a noiseTagging
property of type NoiseTagControlProperties
. The purpose of this noiseTagging
property is to store a number of things that are needed to make noise tagging work. It is also your main point of access to define how each control behaves as a brain-pressable button.
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Add an action. All of a control’s actions are executed when the control is pressed, be it by brain or by touch.
Important
This should only be called as part of an update (see the Main Progamming Guide). Also note that at the start of each update, all actions are removed from their controls.
Declaration
Swift
public func addAction(timing: Double, closure: @escaping (() -> ()))
-
The control’s identifier.
Controls optionally have an identifier. This is amongst others used for logging purposes.
Declaration
Swift
public var identifier: String?
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The control’s utopia object ID.
By default
customUtopiaObjectID
isnil
and object IDs are assigned automatically. However, you may want to assign these IDs explicitly. Whenever a control is pressed, a ‘SELECT’ message is send to the MA Decoder, including the pressed control’s utopia object ID. The MA Decoder forwards this message to all of its clients. This can be used to press a button on one device, but in response execute an action on another device.Declaration
Swift
public var customUtopiaObjectID: Int?
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Whether the control flickers.
By default this is
true
. If it is set tofalse
, a control will no longer flicker, but it can still be pressed using touch (assuming a noise tagging action has been assigned to it).Declaration
Swift
public var participatesInFlickering: Bool { get set }
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Whether the control is enabled.
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noiseTagging.addAction(timing:closure:)
simply does not have an effect.Declaration
Swift
public var enabled: Bool { get set }
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Whether a click sound should be played when the control is pressed.
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ThisProject'spurposeistore-designanopen-sourceversionofTheLegendofZelda
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This class represents the Fireball object. More...
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| def | __init__ (self, x, y, xSpeed, ySpeed) |
| Constructor for Fireball. More... | |
| def | start (self, x, y, xs, ys) |
| Starts the Fireball's movement. More... | |
| def | end (self) |
| Ends the Fireball's movement. More... | |
| def | hit (self, dir) |
| Empty function for being hit by player. More... | |
| def | checkState (self) |
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| def | move (self) |
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| def | logic (self) |
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| def | update (self) |
| Updates the Fireball every frame More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| image | |
| Fireball surface. More... | |
| rect | |
| Rectangle that represents the fireball. | |
| id | |
| Fireball x postion. More... | |
| isHit | |
| Wether the fireball is hit. | |
| dmg | |
| Fireball damage. | |
| hitCount | |
| Fireball hit frames. | |
| xSpeed | |
| Fireball speed in the x direction. | |
| ySpeed | |
| Fireball speed in the y direction. | |
| frameCounter | |
| Total number of frames fireball is alive. | |
| sprites | |
| obj | |
| Fireball collision list. | |
| spriteIndex | |
| Sprite list index. | |
This class represents the Fireball object.
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Constructor for Fireball.
Constructor takes four parameters, the x and y coordinates and the x and y speeds
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Evaluates the state of the Fireball.
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Material Tip Calculator is an Android application that calculates tip and new total based on the subtotal, tip, and number of people that you input for use at restaurants and other places.
What I did
- Wrote application in Java and styled with XML using Android Studio
- Created Google Play Developer account and published to the Google Play Store
Features
- Slider to select tip percentage
- Split bill amongst multiple people if desired
- Material Design everywhere from the app icon to the colored status bar
- Extremely light-weight so the interface is snappy and the app doesn't use any resources in the background
Resources
Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google Inc.


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public interface Sequencer
A waveform sequencer.
The Sequencer
interface enables generation of very precisely-timed digital waveforms,
primarily targeted for different kinds of actuators, such as different kinds of motors, solenoids
and LEDs. The output comprises one or more channels, each of which can have one of several
different types. The output channels type and their assignments to pins are determined when the
Sequencer
instance is created and cannot be changed during its lifetime. A
Sequencer
instance is obtained via IOIO#openSequencer(ChannelConfig[])
.
Each channel is configured with one of the Sequencer.ChannelConfig
subclasses. For example,
Sequencer.ChannelCueBinary
specified a binary output, useful for controlling an LED or a solenoid.
This configuration includes, among other things, the pin specification for this channel. See the
individual subclasses documentation for more information.
Once instantiated, the Sequencer
gets fed with a stream of <cue, duration> pairs. A
cue is a set of instructions telling each of the channels what to do, or more precisely, one
Sequencer.ChannelCue
per channel. The concrete type of the Sequencer.ChannelCue
depends on the
channel type, for example, a channel that has been configured with Sequencer.ChannelConfigBinary
,
expects a Sequencer.ChannelCueBinary
for its cue. In this example, the cue will specify whether
this output should be high or low. When a cue is combined with a duration, it has the semantics
of "for this much time, generate this waveform". A stream of such pairs can represent a complex
multi-channel waveform.
The above <cue, duration> pairs are pushed into the Sequencer
via the
push(ChannelCue[], int)
method. They will not yet be executed, but rather queue up.
There is a limited number of cues that can be queued. Attempting to push more will block until a
cue has been executed. In order to avoid blocking (especially during the initial fill of the
queue - see below), the available()
method returns the number of pushes that can be done
without blocking. Once a few of them have been queued up, execution may start by calling
start()
. During execution, more cues can be pushed, and ideally fast enough so that
execution never needs to stall. During execution, pause()
will suspend execution as soon
as the currently executed cue is done, without clearing the queue of pending cues. Operation can
then be resumed by calling start()
again. Calling stop()
will immediately stop
execution and clear the queue. Execution progress can be tracked at any time by calling
#numCuesStarted()
, which will increment every time actual execution of a cue has begun.
It will be reset back to 0 following a stop()
.
start()
, it is recommended to pre-fill the
cue FIFO priorly. The recommended sequence of operations is:
// Open the sequencer. Sequencer s = ioio_.openSequencer(...); // At this point, the FIFO might still be at zero capacity, wait until opening is complete. s.waitEventType(Sequencer.Event.Type.STOPPED); // Now our FIFO is empty and at full capacity. Fill it entirely. while (s.available() > 0) { s.push(...); } // Now we can start! s.start();
Sequencer
is paused
or stopped without having to clear the queue. For this purpose, the
manualStart(ChannelCue[])
command can be used. Calling it will immediately begin
execution of a given cue, without changing the queue previously given. Unlike cues scheduled via
push(ChannelCue[], int)
, these cues have no duration, and will keep executing until
manualStop()
is called. After that, normal operation can be resumed by calling
start()
again.
Sequencer
can be in, and the methods which
can be called to change it:
| Current State | Method | Next State |
|---|---|---|
| Idle | start() |
Running |
manualStart(ChannelCue[]) |
Manual | |
stop() |
Idle (and clear the queue) | |
manualStop() |
Idle (no-op) | |
| Running | pause() |
Idle |
stop() |
Idle (and clear the queue) | |
| Manual | manualStop() |
Idle |
stop() |
Idle (and clear the queue) | |
#manualStart() |
Manual (new cue) |
start()
.
The client can poll for the last event that occured via getLastEvent()
, or block until
the next one arrives using waitEvent()
. The latter features a limited-size queue, so
events are not lost as long as the client reads continuously. The queue is initially 32-events
long, but could be changed using setEventQueueSize(int)
. The sequencer will report the
following kinds of events, via the Sequencer.Event
type:
getLastEvent()
before any event has arrived.waitEvent()
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static interface |
Sequencer.ChannelConfig
A marker interface for channel configurations. |
static class |
Sequencer.ChannelConfigBinary
Configuration for a binary channel. |
static class |
Sequencer.ChannelConfigFmSpeed
Configuration for a channel of type FM speed. |
static class |
Sequencer.ChannelConfigPwmPosition
Configuration for a channel of type PWM Position. |
static class |
Sequencer.ChannelConfigPwmSpeed
Configuration for a channel of type PWM speed. |
static class |
Sequencer.ChannelConfigSteps
Configuration for a channel of type steps. |
static interface |
Sequencer.ChannelCue
A marker interface for channel cues. |
static class |
Sequencer.ChannelCueBinary
A cue for a binary channel. |
static class |
Sequencer.ChannelCueFmSpeed
A cue for a FM speed channel. |
static class |
Sequencer.ChannelCuePwmPosition
A cue for a PWM position channel. |
static class |
Sequencer.ChannelCuePwmSpeed
A cue for a PWM speed channel. |
static class |
Sequencer.ChannelCueSteps
A cue for a steps channel. |
static class |
Sequencer.Clock
A clock rate selection, which implies a time-base. |
static class |
Sequencer.Event
A sequencer event. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
int |
available()
Get the number of cues which can be pushed without blocking. |
Sequencer.Event |
getLastEvent()
Get the most recent execution event. |
void |
manualStart(Sequencer.ChannelCue[] cues)
Execute a cue until further notice. |
void |
manualStop()
Stop a manual cue currently running. |
void |
pause()
Pause execution of the sequence. |
void |
push(Sequencer.ChannelCue[] cues,
int duration)
Push a timed cue to the sequencer. |
void |
setEventQueueSize(int size)
Sets a new size for the incoming event queue. |
void |
start()
Start execution of the sequence. |
void |
stop()
Stop execution of the sequence. |
Sequencer.Event |
waitEvent()
Waits until an execution event occurs and returns it. |
void |
waitEventType(Sequencer.Event.Type type)
A convenience method for blocking until an event of a certain type appears on the event queue. |
| Methods inherited from interface ioio.lib.api.Closeable |
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close |
| Method Detail |
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void push(Sequencer.ChannelCue[] cues, int duration) throws ConnectionLostException, java.lang.InterruptedException
This method will block until there is at least one free space in the FIFO (which may be
forever if the sequencer is not running -- use Sequencer.available()
first in this
case). Then, it will queue the cue for execution.
cues
- An array of channel cues. Has to be the exact same length as the
Sequencer.ChannelConfig
array that was used to configure the sequencer. Each
element's type should be the counterpart of the corresponding configuration type.
For example, it element number 5 in the configuration array was of type
Sequencer.ChannleConfigBinary
, then cues[5] needs to be of type
Sequencer.ChannelCueBinary
duration
- The time duration for which this cue is to be executed, before moving to the next
cue (or stalling). The units are 16 microseconds. For example, passing 10 here
would mean a duration of 160 microseconds. Valid values are [2..65536] (approx.
1.05 seconds).
ConnectionLostException
- Connection to the IOIO was lost before or during this operation.
java.lang.InterruptedException
- The operation was interrupted before completion.void manualStart(Sequencer.ChannelCue[] cues) throws ConnectionLostException
This method may only be called when the sequencer is not in the Running state. It will not
affect the queue of pending timed-cues previously filled via push(ChannelCue[], int)
calls. The cue will be executed until explicitly stopped via manualStop()
. A
subsequent call to manualStart(ChannelCue[])
can be used to immediately have a new
cue take into effect.
cues
- An array of channel cues to execute. See the description of the same argument in
push(ChannelCue[], int)
for details.
ConnectionLostException
- Connection to the IOIO was lost before or during this operation.void manualStop() throws ConnectionLostException
This may be called only when a the sequencer is not in the Running state, typically in the
Manual state, as result of a previous manualStart(ChannelCue[])
. This causes the
execution to stop immediately and the sequencer is now back in paused mode, ready for another
manual cue or for resuming execution of its previously queued sequence. Calling while in the
Idle state is legal, but does nothing.
ConnectionLostException
- Connection to the IOIO was lost before or during this operation.void start() throws ConnectionLostException
This method will cause any previously queued cues (via push(ChannelCue[], int)
) to
start execution in order of pushing, according to their specified timings. The sequencer must
be paused before calling this method.
ConnectionLostException
- Connection to the IOIO was lost before or during this operation.void pause() throws ConnectionLostException
This method can be called when the sequencer is running, as result of previous invocation of
start()
. It will cause execution to suspend as soon as the currently executing cue
is done. The queue of pending cues will not be affected, and operation can be resumed
seamlessly by calling start()
again.
ConnectionLostException
- Connection to the IOIO was lost before or during this operation.void stop() throws ConnectionLostException
This will cause the sequence execution to stop immediately (without waiting for the current cue to complete). All previously queued cues will be discarded. The sequence will then go to paused state.
ConnectionLostException
- Connection to the IOIO was lost before or during this operation.int available() throws ConnectionLostException
This is useful for pre-filling the queue before starting the sequencer, or if the client
wants to do other operations on the same thread that pushes cues. The value returned will
indicate how many calls to push(ChannelCue[], int)
can be completed without
blocking.
ConnectionLostException
Sequencer.Event getLastEvent() throws ConnectionLostException
This includes the event type and the number of cues that started executing, since opening the
sequencer or the last call to stop()
. Immediately after opening the sequencer, the
event type may be Event.Type.CLOSED
, and as soon as the sequencer finished opening an
Event.Type.STOPPED
will be sent.
ConnectionLostException
- Connection to the IOIO was lost before or during this operation.Sequencer.Event waitEvent() throws ConnectionLostException, java.lang.InterruptedException
In case the client is not reading fast enough, older events will be discarded as new once arrive, so that the queue always stores the most recent events.
ConnectionLostException
- Connection to the IOIO was lost before or during this operation.
java.lang.InterruptedException
- The operation was interrupted before completion.void waitEventType(Sequencer.Event.Type type) throws ConnectionLostException, java.lang.InterruptedException
ConnectionLostException
- Connection to the IOIO was lost before or during this operation.
java.lang.InterruptedException
- The operation was interrupted before completion.void setEventQueueSize(int size) throws ConnectionLostException
Initially the size of the queue is 32, which should suffice for most purposes. If, however, a client is not able to read frequently enough to not miss events, increasing the size is an option.
Any pending events will be discarded. It is recommended to call this method only once, immediately after opening the sequencer.
size
- The new queue size.
ConnectionLostException
- Connection to the IOIO was lost before or during this operation.
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In The Curse of the Despicable Dialogs Mr Ed (sigh... sometimes it's too hard to find people's full names) gives a number of concrete suggestions about dialogs. They are mostly fine, but one of the suggestions really annoys me. For date input he suggests that of the three examples pictured, the third is the best (i.e., better to do date input with three select boxes). Maybe this wouldn't be quite so bad off the web, where you can allow both text input and drop-down entries.
When I see select boxes in this context, I feel the programmer is being lazy and depending on the widgets do error detection. A similar situation is with phone-number fields, where people sometimes put in three text boxes for area code, phone number prefix, and then the last four numbers.
In both cases, this isn't how people think of the data. A date is a single point in time, even though it is represented by three values (day, month, year). When you are entering a date the entire value should be entered, even if it that value is encoded in a structured manner. When you edit a date, it seldom works out that you'll only edit one of these fields.
Besides programmer laziness, this is also a condescension upon the user. Can the user not read the instructions next to the input and figure out the format? Is the user incapable of writing a check or signing a document in real life, and they cannot be expected to have date-writing skills on computers?
And while a calendar widget is ideal, the calendar widget should be like a filename widget -- you get a text box (which like a commenter said, supports copy-and-paste) and a "..." button for accessing the widget. (This is the default behavior for the oddly-named Coolest DHTML Calendar [demo -- the real site is down right now])
As I deal with more complex forms, especially related to data entry and databases, I feel more and more like free text is the best option, and that users should develop conventions and not try to encode every convention into the UI and data model. Often those conventions are short-sighted -- like the phone number fields, which won't support international numbers. If you have conscientious users and on-screen suggestions (like including mm/dd/yyyy next to your date input) you're doing your users a service.
That reminds me I should be adding that ability to Formulator some day when I have time. :)
# Martijn Faassen
I completely agree with your points about the date combo - its an awful way to enter a date.
We recently ditched a PHP/Javascript driven popup calendar in favour of a simple text box in a comercial web application of ours.
The REAL benifit of the textbox is being able to allow your user to enter "english dates" (parsed using PHP's strtotime() function). Now our users can set appoints for "2pm next thursday" and search for items entered "last week" - much more intuative than having to dig around in a calendar for the right date.
How about an objective comparison of the UIs? A reasonable standard (though not the only possible one) is to measure the number of actions a user must take to enter a value. Let's count them:
First, your favorite:
Date [22/07/2004] (dd/mm/yyyy)
1. Tab into the field.
2. Type "2".
3. Type "2".
4. Type "/".
5. Type "0".
6. Type "8". (this is a typo... hey, nobody's perfect)
7. Realize mistake; type "Backspace".
8. Type "7".
9. Type "/".
10. Type "2".
11. Type "0".
12. Type "0".
13. Type "4".
Now Mr Ed's preference:
Day [22]V Month [July]V Year [2004]V
1. Tab into field.
2. Click on day dropdown.
4. Move mouse to scrollbar.
5. Drag down the scrollbar.
6. Move mouse back up scrollbar.
7. Drag down the scrollbar again.
8. Click on "22".
9. Click on month dropdown.
10. Move mouse to scrollbar.
11. Drag down the scrollbar.
12. Click on "August". (drat!
13. Click on month dropdown.
14. Move mouse to scrollbar.
15. Drag down the scrollbar.
16. Click carefully on "July".
17. Click on the year dropdown.
18. Move mouse to scrollbar.
19. Drag down scrollbar.
20. Click on "2004".
Notice a difference? But really, I'm cheating here because when the UI professionals do this, they count "muscle movements", and so "Drag down scrollbar" would actually be three steps: "Press down on button; move mouse; let up on button". Which more accurately reflects the relative speed and ease of typing versus mousing. But then I'd have had to add at least 10 more steps and I was getting tired of typing.
And if the text entry box were ever so slightly flexible it might suggest a "dd/mm/yyyy" format but *accept* single digits for month and day ("7" instead of "07") and two digit years ("04" instead of 2004", with reasonable defaults for the century). Then the textbox would be only 8 muscle movements (or 10 with the "mistake").
Don't use dropdowns for entering dates. Just don't. Really.
-- Michael Chermside# Michael Chermside
[reading Michael Chermside's comment]
Looks like somebody's been reading Raskin's _Humane Interface_ :)# Robert Brewer
I think muscle movements also include a movement for key down and key up, so they both would actually have double that steps (though certainly that's a dull thing to write out). But having tried to use Raskin's LEAP, which he analytically justifies using these kind of metrics, I become highly suspicious of the metrics themselves; subjectively LEAP is crazy-hard to use.# Ian Bicking
Your comment about phone number validation is spot on. I have had to resort to typing in random numbers to get past a screen that insisted on a US format number. In all probability if the organisation was going to phone me it would be a real person doing the dialing, so there is no need to have any form of validation. I have yet to see a validation routine that can handle:
"(+44)207 123 4567 ext. 1234 during UK office hours only, or (+44) 7901 2345 6789
the rest of the time", but experienced phone users would have no problem.
# Dave Kirby
Using plain text entry widgets in addition to a popup calendar also has the benefit of letting you copy and paste dates.
In both cases, this isn't how people think of the data. A date is a single point in time, even though it is represented by three values (day, month, year).
Three values isn't quite how people think of a date either, to specify a date we also think of time differences (I'm going on holiday in two days), imminent days (tomorrow, next tuesday), and how often do you think "oh-two-slash-oh-one-slash-two-oh-oh-four"? A plain text box should support things like "January 1st, 3rd Feb" and be able to jump to a reasonable date.
And that's besides the fact that in many cases people don't have a particular date in mind. Maybe we could have a "vague date" that could also hold nonspecific times like "next week", "before friday", "christmas", "in august" and so on. (But is that string really worth validating as a date then?)
Simon Willison made a Javascript immitation of PHP's strtotime, see here. It's a big improvement to be able to write "next tue" without having to work out manually what date that is.# a@b.com


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SRA op8 |
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op8 - Any 8-bit register or (HL) ,(IX+n) ,(IY+n) |
| Summary |
Shift right arithmetic |
| Description |
Rotates the contents of op8 right by one bit, but the 7th bit stays the same. The leaving (0th) bit is moved into the carry. (Quite different from SLA) |
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Maybe helpful with signed integers? Potentially useful to set all bits of A to equal the 7th bit? |
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The intermediate tutorial covered the construction of pattern strings using literalcharacters. Here, you will be using meta-characters - characters, preceded with a backslash, that have special meanings inside patterns.
Below are of some of the most frequently used meta-characters in VIM:
| \s whitespace character | \S non-whitespace character |
| \d digit | \D non-digit |
| \w word character | \W non-word character |
| \a alphabetic character | \A non-alphabetic character |
| \u uppercase character | \U non-uppercase character |
For example, to match a date such as 12/2/2014 you can use: \d\d/\d\d/\d\d\d\d
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|---|---|
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Provides a set of methods for the wrapper of GET/POST lists/subscribers. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| Cursored< User > | List (params Expression< Func< string, object >>[] parameters) |
| Cursored< User > | List (IDictionary< string, object > parameters) |
| Cursored< User > | List (object parameters) |
| IEnumerable< User > | EnumerateList (EnumerateMode mode, long list_id, int? count=null, long? cursor=null, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| Cursored< User > | List (long list_id, int? count=null, long? cursor=null, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| IEnumerable< User > | EnumerateList (EnumerateMode mode, string slug, string owner_screen_name, int? count=null, long? cursor=null, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| Cursored< User > | List (string slug, string owner_screen_name, int? count=null, long? cursor=null, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| IEnumerable< User > | EnumerateList (EnumerateMode mode, string slug, long owner_id, int? count=null, long? cursor=null, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| Cursored< User > | List (string slug, long owner_id, int? count=null, long? cursor=null, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| IEnumerable< User > | EnumerateList (EnumerateMode mode, params Expression< Func< string, object >>[] parameters) |
| IEnumerable< User > | EnumerateList (EnumerateMode mode, IDictionary< string, object > parameters) |
| IEnumerable< User > | EnumerateList (EnumerateMode mode, object parameters) |
| Task< Cursored< User > > | ListAsync (params Expression< Func< string, object >>[] parameters) |
| Task< Cursored< User > > | ListAsync (IDictionary< string, object > parameters, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< Cursored< User > > | ListAsync (object parameters, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< Cursored< User > > | ListAsync (long list_id, int? count=null, long? cursor=null, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< Cursored< User > > | ListAsync (string slug, string owner_screen_name, int? count=null, long? cursor=null, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< Cursored< User > > | ListAsync (string slug, long owner_id, int? count=null, long? cursor=null, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| UserResponse | Show (params Expression< Func< string, object >>[] parameters) |
| UserResponse | Show (IDictionary< string, object > parameters) |
| UserResponse | Show (object parameters) |
| UserResponse | Show (long list_id, long user_id, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| UserResponse | Show (long list_id, string screen_name, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| UserResponse | Show (string slug, string owner_screen_name, long user_id, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| UserResponse | Show (string slug, string owner_screen_name, string screen_name, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| UserResponse | Show (string slug, long owner_id, long user_id, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| UserResponse | Show (string slug, long owner_id, string screen_name, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null) |
| Task< UserResponse > | ShowAsync (params Expression< Func< string, object >>[] parameters) |
| Task< UserResponse > | ShowAsync (IDictionary< string, object > parameters, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< UserResponse > | ShowAsync (object parameters, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< UserResponse > | ShowAsync (long list_id, long user_id, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< UserResponse > | ShowAsync (long list_id, string screen_name, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< UserResponse > | ShowAsync (string slug, string owner_screen_name, long user_id, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< UserResponse > | ShowAsync (string slug, string owner_screen_name, string screen_name, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< UserResponse > | ShowAsync (string slug, long owner_id, long user_id, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< UserResponse > | ShowAsync (string slug, long owner_id, string screen_name, bool? include_entities=null, bool? skip_status=null, bool? include_ext_alt_text=null, TweetMode? tweet_mode=null, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| ListResponse | Create (params Expression< Func< string, object >>[] parameters) |
| ListResponse | Create (IDictionary< string, object > parameters) |
| ListResponse | Create (object parameters) |
| ListResponse | Create (long list_id) |
| ListResponse | Create (string slug, string owner_screen_name) |
| ListResponse | Create (string slug, long owner_id) |
| Task< ListResponse > | CreateAsync (params Expression< Func< string, object >>[] parameters) |
| Task< ListResponse > | CreateAsync (IDictionary< string, object > parameters, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< ListResponse > | CreateAsync (object parameters, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< ListResponse > | CreateAsync (long list_id, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< ListResponse > | CreateAsync (string slug, string owner_screen_name, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< ListResponse > | CreateAsync (string slug, long owner_id, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| ListResponse | Destroy (params Expression< Func< string, object >>[] parameters) |
| ListResponse | Destroy (IDictionary< string, object > parameters) |
| ListResponse | Destroy (object parameters) |
| ListResponse | Destroy (long list_id) |
| ListResponse | Destroy (string slug, string owner_screen_name) |
| ListResponse | Destroy (string slug, long owner_id) |
| Task< ListResponse > | DestroyAsync (params Expression< Func< string, object >>[] parameters) |
| Task< ListResponse > | DestroyAsync (IDictionary< string, object > parameters, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< ListResponse > | DestroyAsync (object parameters, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< ListResponse > | DestroyAsync (long list_id, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< ListResponse > | DestroyAsync (string slug, string owner_screen_name, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
| Task< ListResponse > | DestroyAsync (string slug, long owner_id, CancellationToken cancellationToken=default(CancellationToken)) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Attributes inherited from CoreTweet.Core.ApiProviderBase | |
| TokensBase | IncludedTokens => this.Tokens |
| Gets the tokens being used in this instance. More... | |
| Properties inherited from CoreTweet.Core.ApiProviderBase | |
| TokensBase | Tokens [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the OAuth tokens. More... | |
Provides a set of methods for the wrapper of GET/POST lists/subscribers.
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inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
| list_id | any one is required. |
|
inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_id | any one is required. |
|
inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_screen_name | any one is required. |
|
inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
| list_id | any one is required. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_id | any one is required. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Subscribes the authenticated user to the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_screen_name | any one is required. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
| list_id | any one is required. |
|
inline |
Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_id | any one is required. |
|
inline |
Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_screen_name | any one is required. |
|
inline |
Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
| list_id | any one is required. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
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Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_id | any one is required. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
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Unsubscribes the authenticated user from the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_screen_name | any one is required. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
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Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- int
count (optional)
- long
cursor (optional)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
| mode | Specify whether enumerating goes to the next page or the previous. |
|
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Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
| list_id | any one is required. |
| count | optional. |
| cursor | optional. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| mode | Specify whether enumerating goes to the next page or the previous. |
|
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Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- int
count (optional)
- long
cursor (optional)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
| mode | Specify whether enumerating goes to the next page or the previous. |
|
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Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- int
count (optional)
- long
cursor (optional)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
| mode | Specify whether enumerating goes to the next page or the previous. |
|
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Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_id | any one is required. |
| count | optional. |
| cursor | optional. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| mode | Specify whether enumerating goes to the next page or the previous. |
|
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Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_screen_name | any one is required. |
| count | optional. |
| cursor | optional. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| mode | Specify whether enumerating goes to the next page or the previous. |
|
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Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- int
count (optional)
- long
cursor (optional)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
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Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
| list_id | any one is required. |
| count | optional. |
| cursor | optional. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- int
count (optional)
- long
cursor (optional)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- int
count (optional)
- long
cursor (optional)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
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Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_id | any one is required. |
| count | optional. |
| cursor | optional. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
|
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Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_screen_name | any one is required. |
| count | optional. |
| cursor | optional. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
|
inline |
Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- int
count (optional)
- long
cursor (optional)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
| list_id | any one is required. |
| count | optional. |
| cursor | optional. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- int
count (optional)
- long
cursor (optional)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- int
count (optional)
- long
cursor (optional)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_id | any one is required. |
| count | optional. |
| cursor | optional. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
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Returns the subscribers of the specified list.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_screen_name | any one is required. |
| count | optional. |
| cursor | optional. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
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Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- long
user_id (any one is required)
- string
screen_name (any one is required)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
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Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| list_id | any one is required. |
| user_id | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| list_id | any one is required. |
| screen_name | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- long
user_id (any one is required)
- string
screen_name (any one is required)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- long
user_id (any one is required)
- string
screen_name (any one is required)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_id | any one is required. |
| user_id | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_id | any one is required. |
| screen_name | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_screen_name | any one is required. |
| user_id | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_screen_name | any one is required. |
| screen_name | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- long
user_id (any one is required)
- string
screen_name (any one is required)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| list_id | any one is required. |
| user_id | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| list_id | any one is required. |
| screen_name | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- long
user_id (any one is required)
- string
screen_name (any one is required)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
Available parameters:
- long
list_id (any one is required)
- string
slug (any one is required)
- string
owner_screen_name (any one is required)
- long
owner_id (any one is required)
- long
user_id (any one is required)
- string
screen_name (any one is required)
- bool
include_entities (optional)
- bool
skip_status (optional)
- bool
include_ext_alt_text (optional)
- TweetMode
tweet_mode (optional)
| parameters | The parameters. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_id | any one is required. |
| user_id | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_id | any one is required. |
| screen_name | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_screen_name | any one is required. |
| user_id | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |
|
inline |
Check if the specified user is a subscriber of the specified list. Returns the user if they are subscriber.
| slug | any one is required. |
| owner_screen_name | any one is required. |
| screen_name | any one is required. |
| include_entities | optional. |
| skip_status | optional. |
| include_ext_alt_text | optional. |
| tweet_mode | optional. |
| cancellationToken | The cancellation token. |