Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 6,639,687 [Title]

Output: Progress indicator for multiple actions

LXer: Patents Microsoft may be infringing...


Input: [Unlockable] Banana Camouflage [How to Unlock]

Output: Get the highest record time in every stage of Snake vs. Monkey

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Colt Single Action Army [How to Unlock]

Output: Choose the gun on the right during the final duel.

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Extreme Difficulty Mode [How to Unlock]

Output: Complete the game once

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Intro movie on title screen [How to Unlock]

Output: Complete Virtuous Mission

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Mechanic Uniform [How to Unlock]

Output: In Second Locker on Far Right in Groznjy Grad (Near the locker where you put Major Raikov at)

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Mosin Nagant [How to Unlock]

Output: Defeat The End/MK22 only

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Moss Camo [How to Unlock]

Output: Defeat The End by sneaking up behind him during battle and pointing a gun at him. He will lay on the ground. Point the gun at his head three times, aiming elsewhere when he speaks.

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Patriot [How to Unlock]

Output: Complete the game once

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Snake vs. Monkey levels 4 and 5 [How to Unlock]

Output: Complete the game once

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Sneaking Suit [How to Unlock]

Output: In Locker you put Major Raikov in (Second time you go to Groznjy Grad)

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Stealth Camouflage [How to Unlock]

Output: Find and shoot all 64 Kerotan frogs that are scatter through out the whole game.

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Stealth Camouflage (alternate method) [How to Unlock]

Output: Beat the game with no alerts

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Unlockable] Tuxedo Camouflage [How to Unlock]

Output: Complete the game once

Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for Xbox 360 - GameFAQs


Input: [Option] -c [Description]

Output: Include at least one capital letter in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -A [Description]

Output: Don’t include capital letters in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -n [Description]

Output: Include at least one number in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -0 [Description]

Output: Don’t include numbers in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -y [Description]

Output: Include at least one special symbol in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -s [Description]

Output: Generate completely random passwords

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -B [Description]

Output: Don’t include ambiguous characters in the password

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Option] -h [Description]

Output: Help Menu

8 Tips for Choosing A Secure and Strong Passwords | Pwgen CLI Tool | LinuxNov


Input: [Name] Outcome [Description] The BioAssay activity outcome [Type]

Output: Outcome

AID 490157 - Induction of human NQO1 activity in mouse Hepa-1c1c7 cells at 5 uM after 48 hrs relative to control - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [TID] 1 [Name] Fold change activity comment [Description] Fold change activity comment [Type]

Output: String

AID 490157 - Induction of human NQO1 activity in mouse Hepa-1c1c7 cells at 5 uM after 48 hrs relative to control - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [TID] 2 [Name] Fold change standard flag [Description] Fold change standard flag [Type]

Output: Integer

AID 490157 - Induction of human NQO1 activity in mouse Hepa-1c1c7 cells at 5 uM after 48 hrs relative to control - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [TID] 3 [Name] Fold change qualifier [Description] Fold change qualifier [Type]

Output: String

AID 490157 - Induction of human NQO1 activity in mouse Hepa-1c1c7 cells at 5 uM after 48 hrs relative to control - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [TID] 4 [Name] Fold change published value [Description] Fold change published value [Type]

Output: Float

AID 490157 - Induction of human NQO1 activity in mouse Hepa-1c1c7 cells at 5 uM after 48 hrs relative to control - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [TID] 5 [Name] Fold change standard value [Description] Fold change standard value [Type]

Output: Float

AID 490157 - Induction of human NQO1 activity in mouse Hepa-1c1c7 cells at 5 uM after 48 hrs relative to control - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [Part #] 1 [Part Name] Primary Housing [Category] Structural Component [Function] Provides a mount for all other parts, user holds this part [Material]

Output: Plastic

Table 1: Conair Electric Razor Component List


Input: [Part #] 2 [Part Name] Electric Motor [Category] Input [Function] Moves the blade [Material]

Output: Metal


Input: [Part #] 3 [Part Name] Battery Door [Category] Structural Component [Function] Covers and holds batteries in place [Material]

Output: plastic


Input: [Part #] 4 [Part Name] Upper Housing [Category] Structural Component [Function] Holds taper control switch and serves as a mount for cutting heads [Material]

Output: Plastic


Input: [Part #] 5 [Part Name] Blade Base Mount [Category] Motion Conversion Element [Function] Serves as a mount for both blades and converts the motion of the motor output shaft to the side to side motion of the blade [Material]

Output: Plastic with metal springs


Input: [Part #] 6 [Part Name] Stationary Blade [Category] Structural Element [Function] Guides hairs to be cut and serves as an anvil for the moving blade [Material]

Output: Metal


Input: [Part #] 7 [Part Name] Moving Blade [Category] Output [Function] Cuts the hairs that have been guided by the stationary blade [Material]

Output: Metal


Input: [Part #] 8 [Part Name] Snap Mount [Category] Structural Element [Function] The blade base mount or nosehair trimmer snaps into the tabs on this part [Material]

Output: Metal


Input: [Part #] 9 [Part Name] Screws [Category] Structural [Function] Holds device together [Material]

Output: Metal


Input: [Title] Laicism [Abstract] Separate religion and state [Required influence] 2 [Status]

Output: introduced

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Administration Reform [Abstract] Centralise citizen data [Required influence] 2 [Status]

Output: introduced

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Pension Reform [Abstract] Income independent basic pension [Required influence] 3 [Status]

Output: introduced

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Labor Market Reform [Abstract] Introduce work duty [Required influence] 3 [Status]

Output: not possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Flat Income Tax [Abstract] Normalise income tax [Required influence] 3 [Status]

Output: introduced

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Negative Income Tax [Abstract] Ramp up low incomes [Required influence] 3 [Status]

Output: not possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Money Reform I [Abstract] Nationalise money creation [Required influence] 3 [Status]

Output: introduced

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Money Reform II [Abstract] Annul national debt [Required influence] 3 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Basic Income [Abstract] Bonus income for citizens [Required influence] 4 [Status]

Output: not possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Privatized health care [Abstract] Privatise health care system [Required influence] 4 [Status]

Output: introduced

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Universal health care [Abstract] Nationalise health care system [Required influence] 4 [Status]

Output: not possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Militarism [Abstract] Expand military greatly [Required influence] 4 [Status]

Output: introduced

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Employment Reform [Abstract] Introduce work right [Required influence] 5 [Status]

Output: introduced

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Protectionism [Abstract] Seal off from imports [Required influence] 5 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Pacifism [Abstract] Abolish military [Required influence] 5 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Liberalism [Abstract] Liberalise society [Required influence] 6 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Bank Reform I [Abstract] Nationalise banks partially [Required influence] 6 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Judicial Reform [Abstract] Public crime insurance [Required influence] 6 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Freigeld [Abstract] Reduce money value regularly [Required influence] 7 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Transhumanism [Abstract] Upgrades for the most intelligent [Required influence] 7 [Status]

Output: not possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Totalitarism [Abstract] Abolish separation of powers [Required influence] 7 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Enhanced Basic Income [Abstract] High bonus income for citizens [Required influence] 7 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Theocracy [Abstract] Alter state in a religious way [Required influence] 7 [Status]

Output: not possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Monarchy [Abstract] Become king / queen [Required influence] 7 [Status]

Output: not possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Egalitarian Transhumanism [Abstract] Socially acceptable human upgrades [Required influence] 7 [Status]

Output: introduced

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Free land [Abstract] Nationalise land ownership [Required influence] 8 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Anarcho-syndicalism [Abstract] Workers take over enterprises [Required influence] 8 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Anarcho-Capitalism [Abstract] Mostly abolish state [Required influence] 8 [Status]

Output: not possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Title] Planned Economy [Abstract] Nationalise economy [Required influence] 9 [Status]

Output: possible

Primal Seventy Nine - Show reforms - Political online game and economic simulation


Input: [Media Type] FEATURED [Description] Are you a woman who is ready to start or expand your small business? Now is a good time to take that first step. In recognition of National Women’s Small Business Month, SBA will host a web chat... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: Tips for Women Entrepreneurs Starting and Growing a Small Business

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Media Type] FEATURED [Description] Are you a young woman with tons of fresh ideas for a small business, but without a clue on how to get started? Find out how one woman started her own company when she was young, and how the SBA... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: Business Opportunities for Young Women

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Description] Does your business product or service have potential in an overseas market? Have you considered doing business globally? Exporting can be a means of substantially growing your business. Did you... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: Small Business Exporting & Access to Credit

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Description] Have you considered starting a business? Not sure about the right strategies to have in place to achieve success? Learn what it takes to start a business, where to go for information and... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: Small Business Start-Up -- Ask the Expert

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Description] June 1st marked the start of the Atlantic Hurricane season, and the SBA is urging small businesses to prepare before a disaster strikes by developing an emergency preparedness plan. Business owner... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: Disaster Preparedness for Business Owners: An Inside View

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Description] The next SBA Web chat will center on the topic of 'Health Care and Small Business," to focus on how the Affordable Care Act will benefit small businesses, including new tax incentives and... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: Health Care and Small Business

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Description] Small businesses can sometimes face excessive or unfair federal enforcement actions, like repetitive audits or investigations, excessive fines, threats, retaliation or some other unfair... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: Regulatory Fairness: What Every Small Business Should Know

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Description] As the end of 2010 draws near, business owners can learn more about year-end tax savings to help them prepare for the coming tax filing season. Did you know that there are tax deductions and... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: Year-end Tax Essentials for Small Business Owners

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Description] Boyd Wright knows first-hand what it takes to grow a successful home-based business. Chat participants can get valuable insight from Wright and learn more about working out of your house, starting... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: Growing a Home-Based Business: What You Need to Know

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Description] If you are considering starting your own business this year, SBA can be valuable resource to help you find a mentor, improve your business skills and get training to help boost your ideas. SBA has... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: New Year, New Business: How to Start it Right

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Description] In recognition of National Women’s History Month, SBA’s March web chat will feature an open forum on Women’s Business Ownership. Join us for an exchange on starting... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: Ask the Expert: Women's Small Business Open Forum

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Description] With tax season around the corner, small business owners can prepare now with useful end of year tax tips. Join SBA and the AICPA web chat by posting your questions about year-end tax savings to... [View Details] Go to Archive [Title]

Output: Tax Essentials for Small Business Owners

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Group of persons] Representatives of exhibiting companies [Category] A [Data]

Output: Company data with addresses, contact persons and communication data, information on branch of industry, product data, contract and settlement data


Input: [Group of persons] Professional exhibition visitors (representatives of companies visiting trade exhibitions) [Category] B [Data]

Output: Registration data such as company data with addresses, contact persons and communication data, information on branch of industry, product interests as well as contract and settlement data


Input: [Group of persons] Exhibition visitors (public events without status as professional visitor) [Category] C [Data]

Output: Name, address, communication data, exhibitors of interest, payment data


Input: [Group of persons] Exhibitors of interest (potential new customers) [Category] D [Data]

Output: Company data with addresses, contact persons and communication data, information on branch of industry, product data, interests


Input: [Group of persons] Contact persons of suppliers, service providers, other business partners [Category] E [Data]

Output: Company data or data on institutions with addresses, contact persons and communication data, information on products and services, contract and settlement data


Input: [Group of persons] Club Members [Category] F [Data]

Output: Name, address, communication data, exhibitors of interest, personal data (date of birth, household income, purchasing behaviour)


Input: [Type] bool [Description] If true, the specified assemblies will be forcibly removed from the GAC. All references to the specified assemblies will be removed from the GAC prior to removing the assemblies themselves. The default is false. [Required] False [Attribute]

Output: force


Input: [Type] bool [Description] If true, specifies that the assemblies should be uninstalled from the native image cache. The default is false. [Required] False [Attribute]

Output: native


Input: [Type] bool [Description] Determines if task failure stops the build, or is just reported. The default is true. [Required] False [Attribute]

Output: failonerror


Input: [Type] bool [Description] If true then the task will be executed; otherwise, skipped. The default is true. [Required] False [Attribute]

Output: if


Input: [Type] int [Description] The maximum amount of time the application is allowed to execute, expressed in milliseconds. Defaults to no time-out. [Required] False [Attribute]

Output: timeout


Input: [Type] bool [Description] Opposite of if. If false then the task will be executed; otherwise, skipped. The default is false. [Required] False [Attribute]

Output: unless


Input: [Type] bool [Description] Determines whether the task should report detailed build log messages. The default is false. [Required] False [Attribute]

Output: verbose


Input: [Attribute] acceptCount [Description]

Output: The maximum queue length for incoming connection requests when all possible request processing threads are in use. Any requests received when the queue is full will be refused. The default value is 100.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] acceptorThreadCount [Description]

Output: The number of threads to be used to accept connections. Increase this value on a multi CPU machine, although you would never really need more than 2. Also, with a lot of non keep alive connections, you might want to increase this value as well. Default value is 1.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] acceptorThreadPriority [Description]

Output: The priority of the acceptor threads. The threads used to accept new connections. The default value is 5 (the value of the java.lang.Thread.NORM_PRIORITY constant). See the JavaDoc for the java.lang.Thread class for more details on what this priority means.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] address [Description]

Output: For servers with more than one IP address, this attribute specifies which address will be used for listening on the specified port. By default, this port will be used on all IP addresses associated with the server. A value of 127.0.0.1 indicates that the Connector will only listen on the loopback interface.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] bindOnInit [Description]

Output: Controls when the socket used by the connector is bound. By default it is bound when the connector is initiated and unbound when the connector is destroyed. If set to false, the socket will be bound when the connector is started and unbound when it is stopped.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] clientCertProvider [Description]

Output: When client certificate information is presented in a form other than instances of java.security.cert.X509Certificate it needs to be converted before it can be used and this property controls which JSSE provider is used to perform the conversion. For example it is used with the AJP connectors, the HTTP APR connector and with the org.apache.catalina.valves.SSLValve.If not specified, the default provider will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] connectionLinger [Description]

Output: The number of seconds during which the sockets used by this Connector will linger when they are closed. The default value is -1 which disables socket linger.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] connectionTimeout [Description]

Output: The number of milliseconds this Connector will wait, after accepting a connection, for the request URI line to be presented. The default value for AJP protocol connectors is -1 (i.e. infinite).

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] executor [Description]

Output: A reference to the name in an Executor element. If this attribute is set, and the named executor exists, the connector will use the executor, and all the other thread attributes will be ignored. Note that if a shared executor is not specified for a connector then the connector will use a private, internal executor to provide the thread pool.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] executorTerminationTimeoutMillis [Description]

Output: The time that the private internal executor will wait for request processing threads to terminate before continuing with the process of stopping the connector. If not set, the default is 0 (zero) for the BIO connector and 5000 (5 seconds) for the NIO, NIO2 and APR/native connectors.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] keepAliveTimeout [Description]

Output: The number of milliseconds this Connector will wait for another AJP request before closing the connection. The default value is to use the value that has been set for the connectionTimeout attribute.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] maxConnections [Description]

Output: The maximum number of connections that the server will accept and process at any given time. When this number has been reached, the server will accept, but not process, one further connection. This additional connection be blocked until the number of connections being processed falls below maxConnections at which point the server will start accepting and processing new connections again. Note that once the limit has been reached, the operating system may still accept connections based on the acceptCount setting. The default value varies by connector type. For BIO the default is the value of maxThreads unless an Executor is used in which case the default will be the value of maxThreads from the executor. For NIO and NIO2 the default is 10000. For APR/native, the default is 8192. Note that for APR/native on Windows, the configured value will be reduced to the highest multiple of 1024 that is less than or equal to maxConnections. This is done for performance reasons. If set to a value of -1, the maxConnections feature is disabled and connections are not counted.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] maxThreads [Description]

Output: The maximum number of request processing threads to be created by this Connector, which therefore determines the maximum number of simultaneous requests that can be handled. If not specified, this attribute is set to 200. If an executor is associated with this connector, this attribute is ignored as the connector will execute tasks using the executor rather than an internal thread pool.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] minSpareThreads [Description]

Output: The minimum number of threads always kept running. If not specified, the default of 10 is used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] packetSize [Description]

Output: This attribute sets the maximum AJP packet size in Bytes. The maximum value is 65536. It should be the same as the max_packet_size directive configured for mod_jk. Normally it is not necessary to change the maximum packet size. Problems with the default value have been reported when sending certificates or certificate chains. The default value is 8192. If set to less than 8192 then the setting will ignored and the default value of 8192 used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] processorCache [Description]

Output: The protocol handler caches Processor objects to speed up performance. This setting dictates how many of these objects get cached. -1 means unlimited, default is 200. If not using Servlet 3.0 asynchronous processing, a good default is to use the same as the maxThreads setting. If using Servlet 3.0 asynchronous processing, a good default is to use the larger of maxThreads and the maximum number of expected concurrent requests (synchronous and asynchronous).

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] requiredSecret [Description]

Output: Only requests from workers with this secret keyword will be accepted.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] tcpNoDelay [Description]

Output: If set to true, the TCP_NO_DELAY option will be set on the server socket, which improves performance under most circumstances. This is set to true by default.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] threadPriority [Description]

Output: The priority of the request processing threads within the JVM. The default value is 5 (the value of the java.lang.Thread.NORM_PRIORITY constant). See the JavaDoc for the java.lang.Thread class for more details on what this priority means.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] tomcatAuthentication [Description]

Output: If set to true, the authentication will be done in Tomcat. Otherwise, the authenticated principal will be propagated from the native webserver and used for authorization in Tomcat. Note that this principal will have no roles associated with it. The default value is true. If tomcatAuthorization is set to true this attribute has no effect.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [Attribute] tomcatAuthorization [Description]

Output: If set to true, the authenticated principal will be propagated from the native webserver and considered already authenticated in Tomcat. If the web application has one or more security constraints, authorization will then be performed by Tomcat and roles assigned to the authenticated principal. If the appropriate Tomcat Realm for the request does not recognise the provided user name, a Principal will be still be created but it will have no roles. The default value is false.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.24) - The AJP Connector


Input: [WAI Priority] 1 [Checkpoint] Provide alternative text for all images.

Output: All elements

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 1 [Checkpoint] Provide alternative text for each APPLET.

Output: All elements

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 1 [Checkpoint] Provide alternative content for each OBJECT.

Output: All elements

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 1 [Checkpoint] Provide alternative text for all image-type buttons in forms.

Output: All elements

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 1 [Checkpoint] Provide alternative text for all image map hot-spots (AREAs).

Output: All elements

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 1 [Checkpoint] Each FRAME must reference an HTML file.

Output: All elements

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 1 [Checkpoint] Give each frame a title.

Output: All element

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Use a public text identifier in a DOCTYPE statement.

Output: 1*

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Use relative sizing and positioning (% values) rather than absolute (pixels).

Output: All , , , and elements

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Nest headings properly.

Output: All heading elements

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Provide a NOFRAMES section when using FRAMEs.

Output: All element

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Avoid blinking text created with the BLINK element.

Output: Same as the number of true violations#

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Avoid scrolling text created with the MARQUEE element.

Output: Same as the number of true violations#

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Do not cause a page to refresh automatically.

Output: 1*

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Do not cause a page to redirect to a new URL.

Output: 1*

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Make sure event handlers do not require use of a mouse.

Output: Number of event handler for both keyboard and mouse

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Explicitly associate form controls and their labels with the LABEL element.

Output: Number of form elements such as , , and

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Create link phrases that make sense when read out of context.

Output: Number of elements

Determining the number of potential violations


Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Do not use the same link phrase more than once when the links point to different URLs.

Output: Number of elements

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Input: [WAI Priority] 2 [Checkpoint] Include a document TITLE.

Output: 1*

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Input: [WAI Priority] 3 [Checkpoint] Client-side image map contains a link not presented elsewhere on the page.

Output: Number of elements

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Input: [WAI Priority] 3 [Checkpoint] Identify the language of the text.

Output: 1*

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Input: [WAI Priority] 3 [Checkpoint] Provide a summary for tables.

Output: Number of elements

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Input: [WAI Priority] 3 [Checkpoint] Include default, place-holding characters in edit boxes and text areas.

Output: Number of , , and elements

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Input: [WAI Priority] 3 [Checkpoint] Separate adjacent links with more than white space.

Output: Number of links

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Input: [Date] 6 weeks 5 days ago [Body] If seems like you bitch and moan for every single kid that might commit or has committed that isn't a 4 star. Do you not like this kid because you yourself are a great talent evaluator or because you see a single number next to their name and assume you know everything there is to know about the kid? How about instead of analyzing every kid by a single number, you start thinking for yourself and develop a much more informed opinion of the kid before you pass judgement based on the 'star rating'. For instance, what are the kids offers? What is the actual scouting on the kid? Does this kid fit our scheme? Has this kid attended recent camps? If so, how did he do? Have the coaches been able to study just his film or have they also had the opportunity to see him in person? Also, if he is a three-star, is he a low 3-star, or he is just a couple of positional players away from being a four-star? What are the kid's weaknesses? Are these things that can coached up or not? I think if you go through each of those questions and form your own informed opinion for these recruits you might find yourself not being so unhappy about the lack of stars attached to their name. End rant. [Title]

Output: If seems like you bitch and


Input: [Date] 22 weeks 1 day ago [Body] Heaven forbid a player wants to get paid what he is worth on the open market considering the cash cow that is the NFL. Teams don't show any loyalty to the players so why complain about players not showing loyalty to the team? [Title]

Output: Heaven forbid a player wants


Input: [Date] 26 weeks 6 days ago [Body] You seemed to convienantly ignore the fact that those people you listed are all freshman or sophomores and that Walton, one of those highly rated players, has been playing with a bad toe all year. Even highly rated players can't be expected to to carry a team their first few seasons, yet that is exactly what has been asked of them. It has led to a few poor outings, but one can see the improvement and continued development. So yes, the scrappy underdog narrative is appropiate for this team. [Title]

Output: You seemed to convienantly


Input: [Date] 29 weeks 5 days ago [Body] Drummond is well on his way to filling that role. And he was drafted ninth overall. [Title]

Output: Drummond is well on his way


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 5 days ago [Body] Exactly. The people that complain about Avila are the same who think batting average and how many RBIs they have are super important to being a good hitter. [Title]

Output: Exactly. The people that


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 5 days ago [Body] You are aware that Kyle Kalis did something similar, except he switched from Ohio State to Michigan right? [Title]

Output: You are aware that Kyle Kalis


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] 1. I am just trying to say that Michigan isn't so stocked with proven running back talent that we can act like we are completely fine without him. Any talented guys we can add to the fold will certainly help. 2. We do not know for a fact they will get better coaching until we get a running back coach and see how they perform during a live game. Until then, we are just hoping that Fred Jackson wasn't a great coach near the end and anyone we get will have to be better. [Title]

Output: 1. I am just trying to say


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] That is all? As in that is all of the running backs on the roster next year and we may be in trouble because one is an unproven transfer, one just tore their ACL again, and the other two have been underwhelming over a large sample size? Or that is all as in, they had all these recruiting stars and all that glitters is gold? [Title]

Output: That is all? As in that is


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] Just cause your user name is a guy that is a cold-hearted bastard on a television show doesn't mean you need to live up to that standard. [Title]

Output: Just cause your user name is


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] Trip to the title game was spearheaded by Burke, Hardaway, and McGary with Staukas and Robinson providing support. Trip to the elite eight was Stauskas, Levert, Morgan, and Robinson. Two entirely different cores that made those runs and its not even debatable. [Title]

Output: Trip to the title game was


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] Actually you can. You just can't keep turning these relatively under the radar kids into first round draft picks. Unless you are getting one and done kids routinely, losing six very talented kids in two years is very hard to overcome. [Title]

Output: Actually you can. You just


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] We made two deep tourney runs with two very different cores. I believe that discredits your Matt Painter comparison, no? [Title]

Output: We made two deep tourney runs


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] You can't use experience when we are ranked behind both of those schools and #322 overall in experience. Talent-wise are we better? Absolutely. Experience. Not a chance. And sometimes those young guys take a few years to turn the corner and play consistently good basketball. Michigan basketball has been lucky to have freshman and sophomores capable of stepping up in the past two years but lets not act like thats a given. Some guys take more time. Chapman will be one of those. His top 30 ranking belies his future potential. Not necessarily instant impact. Thats okay. But if thats the case, we are left with our three guards, Spike, and a bunch of raw freshman. When those four are on we can beat very good teams. But if one or more struggle we can lose to anyone. Just give it time. This season will be a roller coaster but I expect them them to improve given Beilein's track record and probably surprising you at the end. [Title]

Output: You can't use experience when


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] Except Beilein has shown he can win a lot of games with an exceptionally young roster. To expect that to be maintained every year is just ridiculous. [Title]

Output: Except Beilein has shown he


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] And your posts stem from a lack of a brain which would be an exaggeration if you didnt say the reigning big ten coach of the year is on the hot seat. [Title]

Output: And your posts stem from a


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] This team lost a coin flip to a legitimate top ten tean and has beaten two solid programs in Oregon and Syracuse. If you are going to let two poor games in a 30 game season lead you to not care then I don't know what to tell you. Its within your right as a fan. But come on man. We have one of the youngest teams in the country coupled with one of the best coaches in the country. There will be progression. It won't be as sweet as the last two years but it will be eons more exciting than seeing this team under Amaker or a football team coached by Hoke. [Title]

Output: This team lost a coin flip to


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] 2013 Michigan football wasn't coached by a guy who had already won two Big Ten regular season titles or had gone to a national championship game two years prior. [Title]

Output: 2013 Michigan football wasn't


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] Doesn't come close you say? So this team has played really well and lost a coin flip to a top ten team and it has now played poorly in two games against inferior competition. Experience would certainly help with this teams consistency. Oh and so would Burke, Stauskas, Robinson, McGary, or Horford. But yeah, having to play guys like Spike and Bielfeldt most of the game with no other viable alternatives has nothing to do with our performance... [Title]

Output: Doesn't come close you say?


Input: [Date] 33 weeks 6 days ago [Body] This team has five schloarship players that aren't freshmen. Three of those are two star flyer level players and one of those has improvred to be potentiallly an all-big ten player. In the past two years we have lost five players (4 first round picks and an early second round) early to the NBA and another one (Horford) because he thought one of those guys (McGary) wasn't going to the NBA. Does that justify these two losses? No. Is this rough to go through? Absolutely. But at some point these defections along with not recruiting like the Dukes of the world every year was going to catch up. Everyone just needs to relax and be willing to tough it out with this team. There will be more heartbreakers. And there will also be reasons for optimism. In Beilein I trust. [Title]

Output: This team has five schloarship players that aren't


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 1 hour ago [Body] Sounds like another case where the agent leaks these reports in the hopes their client (Cutliffe) gets an extension and raise. [Title]

Output: Sounds like another case


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 1 day ago [Body] 1. Making a bowl game does not mean you had a good year or your team is any good. 2. If Michigan played 3 cream puffs + 1 power 5 non-conference opponent similarly to Illinois we would be in a bowl game as well. Or taken in reverse, if they played our non-conference schedule, they would too would be staying home this holiday season. [Title]

Output: 1. Making a bowl game does


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 2 days ago [Body] If I were the Big 12, I would hold off on adding any additional teams and begin fighting for the college football playoff to be expanded to 6 or 8 teams. If that can occur within a reasonable time frame, they wouldn't have to add two sub-par teams and their seat at the table is then assured every year. [Title]

Output: If I were the Big 12, I would


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 3 days ago [Body] If I had to guess it is because Saban is so far and away the best coach in college football that it can be a turn off to see them winning or coming close to winning a national title every year. [Title]

Output: If I had to guess it is


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 3 days ago [Body] Its upsetting but at the end of the day how much will this loss actually swing our RPI? 4 spots? Thats a single seed line and easily overcome. I mean Kansas lost at home to TCU (approximately a comparable loss) two years ago and was only a Trey Burke miracle away from going to the Elite 8. Things are going to be okay. [Title]

Output: Its upsetting but at the end


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 4 days ago [Body] Dhani Jones on that travel show? I can't remember the name off the top of my head. [Title]

Output: Dhani Jones on that travel


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 4 days ago [Body] "Everyone has an opinion, and I am no different," Carr said Thursday. "If I had a choice, I would choose Jim Harbaugh. But it will be Jim Hackett's decision, and that is as it should be." Thats literally all he said when asked his opinion on the coaching search. Maybe you need to turn off your cell/computer if thats how you are going to react when a former coach provides a rationale answer to something he was asked. [Title]

Output: "Everyone has an opinion, and


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 4 days ago [Body] I think you are being a bit harsh towards the OP considering you could say the same thing for 99% of the board posts since Hoke was fired. [Title]

Output: I think you are being a bit


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 5 days ago [Body] Got to love spread haters and their anecdotal evidence (Rich Rod failed here!) in the face of years and years of data points that indicate its an easer and more effective offensive system to run. [Title]

Output: Got to love spread haters and


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 5 days ago [Body] Michigan needs to get the right coach with a system that will allow for us to win the most games a few years from now. I am fine with a less than stellar record next year if it means Michigan is set up for sustainable sucess further down the road. There are always a few bumps in a coaching transistion, and I understand the mindset of wanting to minimize those, but this can not come at the expense of hiring someone who offers Michigan the most potential once his system is in place. [Title]

Output: Michigan needs to get the


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 6 days ago [Body] Dear God man. You do realize that if you are playing football at a big time school, your college experience is largely going to be influenced by who is the head coach? These kids should reconsider their commitment any time a coach is fired or leaves a program. [Title]

Output: Dear God man. You do realize that if you are


Input: [Property] altKey [Value]

Output: true if the Alt key is active (Windows or Linux).

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Input: [Property] bubbles [Value]

Output: true

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Input: [Property] cancelable [Value]

Output: false; there is no default behavior to cancel.

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Input: [Property] commandKey [Value]

Output: true on the Mac if the Command key is active; false if it is inactive. Always false on Windows.

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Input: [Property] controlKey [Value]

Output: true if the Ctrl or Control key is active; false if it is inactive.

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Input: [Property] ctrlKey [Value]

Output: true on Windows or Linux if the Ctrl key is active. true on Mac if either the Ctrl key or the Command key is active. Otherwise, false.

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Input: [Property] currentTarget [Value]

Output: The object that is actively processing the Event object with an event listener.

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Input: [Property] eventPhase [Value]

Output: The current phase in the event flow.

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Input: [Property] isRelatedObjectInaccessible [Value]

Output: true if the relatedObject property is set to null because of security sandbox rules.

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Input: [Property] localX [Value]

Output: The horizontal coordinate at which the event occurred relative to the containing sprite.

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Input: [Property] localY [Value]

Output: The vertical coordinate at which the event occurred relative to the containing sprite.

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Input: [Property] pressure [Value]

Output: A value between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating force of the contact with the device. If the device does not support detecting the pressure, the value is 1.0.

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Input: [Property] relatedObject [Value]

Output: A reference to a display list object related to the event.

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Input: [Property] shiftKey [Value]

Output: true if the Shift key is active; false if it is inactive.

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Input: [Property] sizeX [Value]

Output: Width of the contact area.

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Input: [Property] sizeY [Value]

Output: Height of the contact area.

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Input: [Property] stageX [Value]

Output: The horizontal coordinate at which the event occurred in global stage coordinates.

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Input: [Property] stageY [Value]

Output: The vertical coordinate at which the event occurred in global stage coordinates.

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Input: [Property] target [Value]

Output: The InteractiveObject instance under the touching device. The target is not always the object in the display list that registered the event listener. Use the currentTarget property to access the object in the display list that is currently processing the event.

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Input: [Property] touchPointID [Value]

Output: A unique identification number (as an int) assigned to the touch point.

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Input: [command] dd [meaning] delete [description]

Output: delete lines

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Input: [command] yy [meaning] yank [description]

Output: copy lines to vim's default buffer

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Input: [command] x [description]

Output: remove the character under the cursor

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Input: [command] p [meaning] paste [description]

Output: paste times vim's default buffer after the cursor

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Input: [command] P [meaning] Paste [description]

Output: paste times vim's default buffer before the cursor

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Input: [command] ~ (tilde) [description]

Output: swap case under the cursor

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Input: [command] . [description]

Output: repeat previous action (kind of "live macro", try it yourself and see)

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Input: [command] / [description]

Output: search next occurrence of

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Input: [command] ? [description]

Output: search previous occurrence of

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Input: [command] * [description]

Output: look for the next occurrence of the word under the cursor

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Input: [command] n [description]

Output: forward search last searched pattern

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Input: [command] N [description]

Output: backward search last searched pattern

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Input: [metric] no generated files [remedy]

Output: This distribution has files/directories that should be generated at build time, not distributed by the author. Remove the offending files/directories!


Input: [metric] portable filenames [remedy]

Output: This distribution has at least one file with non-portable characters in its filename, which may cause problems under some environments. Rename those files with alphanumerical characters, or maybe remove them because in many cases they are automatically generated for local installation.


Input: [metric] no dot dirs [remedy]

Output: This distribution has a dot directory, which most probably derives from a version control system. Fix MANIFEST (or MANIFEST.SKIP) to exclude dot directories from a distribution. Use an appropriate tool and avoid archiving your working directory by hand. If you switch your version control system, remove old VCS directories after you migrate.


Input: [metric] manifest matches dist [remedy]

Output: MANIFEST does not match the contents of this distribution. Run a proper command ("make manifest" or "./Build manifest", maybe with a force option), or use a distribution builder to generate the MANIFEST. Or update MANIFEST manually.


Input: [metric] use strict [remedy]

Output: This distribution does not 'use strict;' (or its equivalents) in all of its modules. Note that this is not about the actual strictness of the modules. It's bad if nobody can tell whether the modules are strictly written or not, without reading the source code of your favorite clever module that actually enforces strictness. In other words, it's bad if someone feels the need to add 'use strict' to your modules. Add 'use strict' (or its equivalents) to all modules, or convince us that your favorite module is well-known enough and people can easily see the modules are strictly written.


Input: [metric] package version matches dist version [remedy]

Output: None of the package versions in this distribution matches the distribution version. Fix the version(s).


Input: [Format] -a [Description]

Output: Do not abstract all numbers to N and strings to S

MySQL :: MySQL 5.7 Reference Manual :: 4.6.8 mysqldumpslow — Summarize Slow Query Log Files


Input: [Format] -n [Description]

Output: Abstract numbers with at least the specified digits

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Input: [Format] --debug [Description]

Output: Write debugging information

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Input: [Format] -g [Description]

Output: Only consider statements that match the pattern

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Input: [Format] --help [Description]

Output: Display help message and exit

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Input: [Format] -h [Description]

Output: Host name of the server in the log file name

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Input: [Format] -i [Description]

Output: Name of the server instance

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Input: [Format] -l [Description]

Output: Do not subtract lock time from total time

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Input: [Format] -r [Description]

Output: Reverse the sort order

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Input: [Format] -s [Description]

Output: How to sort output

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Input: [Format] -t [Description]

Output: Display only first num queries

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Input: [Format] --verbose [Description]

Output: Verbose mode

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Input: [Rule] required [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element is empty.


Input: [Rule] matches [Parameter] yes [Example] matches[other_element] [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element value does not match the one in the parameter.


Input: [Rule] valid_email [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element value is not a valid email address.


Input: [Rule] valid_emails [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if any value provided in a comma separated list is not a valid email.


Input: [Rule] min_length [Parameter] yes [Example] min_length[6] [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element value is shorter than the parameter.


Input: [Rule] max_length [Parameter] yes [Example] max_length[8] [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element value is longer than the parameter.


Input: [Rule] exact_length [Parameter] yes [Example] exact_length[4] [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element value length is not exactly the parameter.


Input: [Rule] greater_than [Parameter] yes [Example] greater_than[10] [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element value is less than the parameter after using parseFloat.


Input: [Rule] less_than [Parameter] yes [Example] less_than[2] [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element value is greater than the parameter after using parseFloat.


Input: [Rule] alpha [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element contains anything other than alphabetical characters.


Input: [Rule] alpha_numeric [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element contains anything other than alpha-numeric characters.


Input: [Rule] alpha_dash [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element contains anything other than alphanumeric characters, underscores, or dashes.


Input: [Rule] numeric [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element contains anything other than numeric characters.


Input: [Rule] integer [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element contains anything other than an integer.


Input: [Rule] decimal [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element contains anything other than a decimal.


Input: [Rule] is_natural [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element contains anything other than a natural number: 0, 1, 2, 3, etc.


Input: [Rule] is_natural_no_zero [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the form element contains anything other than a natural number, but not zero: 1, 2, 3, etc.


Input: [Rule] valid_ip [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the supplied IP is not valid.


Input: [Rule] valid_base64 [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the supplied string contains anything other than valid Base64 characters.


Input: [Rule] valid_credit_card [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the supplied string is not a valid credit card


Input: [Rule] valid_url [Parameter] no [Description]

Output: returns false if the supplied string is not a valid url


Input: [Rule] is_file_type [Parameter] yes [Example] is_file_type[gif,png,jpg] [Description]

Output: returns false if the supplied file is not part of the comma separated list in the paramter


Input: [Window, Linux] Ctrl+Shift+L [Mac OS] ⌘+Shift+L [Description]

Output: Focus Command Line

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Input: [Window, Linux] Tab, Right Arrow or Return [Mac OS] Tab, Right Arrow or Return [Description]

Output: Auto-complete property

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Input: [Window, Linux] Up or Down Arrow [Mac OS] Up or Down Arrow [Description]

Output: Switch between completions

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Input: [Window, Linux] Escape [Mac OS] Escape [Description]

Output: Cancel auto-completion

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Input: [Window, Linux] Return [Mac OS] Return [Description]

Output: Execute

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Input: [Window, Linux] Shift+Return [Mac OS] Shift+Return [Hint] See inspect [Description]

Output: Inspect result in appropriate panel

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Input: [Window, Linux] Ctrl+Space [Mac OS] ⌘+Space [Hint] Since Firebug 1.10.0 [Description]

Output: Show Completion List Popup

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Input: [Window, Linux] Up [Mac OS] Up [Description]

Output: Select previous suggestion in Completion List Popup / Select previous command in history

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Input: [Window, Linux] Down [Mac OS] Down [Description]

Output: Select next suggestion in Completion List Popup / Select next command in history

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Input: [Window, Linux] Mouse wheel up/down [Mac OS] Mouse wheel up/down [Hint] Since Firebug 1.10.0 [Description]

Output: Select suggestion three positions above/below in Completion List Popup

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Input: [Window, Linux] Page Up [Mac OS] Page Up [Hint] Since Firebug 1.10.0 [Description]

Output: Select suggestion on the previous page in Completion List Popup

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Input: [Window, Linux] Page Down [Mac OS] Page Down [Hint] Since Firebug 1.10.0 [Description]

Output: Select suggestion on the next page in Completion List Popup

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Input: [Window, Linux] Home [Mac OS] Home [Hint] Since Firebug 1.10.0 [Description]

Output: Select first suggestion in Completion List Popup

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Input: [Window, Linux] End [Mac OS] End [Hint] Since Firebug 1.10.0 [Description]

Output: Select last suggestion in Completion List Popup

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Output: I want to use (link to) a library under:


Input: [2] GPLv2 only [3] GPLv2 or later [5] LGPLv2.1 only [6] LGPLv2.1 or later [7] LGPLv3 [4]

Output: GPLv3


Input: [1] GPLv2 only [2] OK [3] OK 1 [5] OK [6] OK [7] NO [4]

Output: NO


Input: [1] GPLv2 or later [2] OK 2 [3] OK [5] OK [6] OK [7] OK [4]

Output: OK if you upgrade to GPLv3 3


Input: [1] GPLv3 or later [2] NO [3] OK [5] OK [6] OK [7] OK [4]

Output: OK


Input: [1] LGPLv2.1 only [2] OK if you convert to GPLv2 7 [3] OK if you convert to GPL 7 1 [5] OK [6] OK [7] OK [4]

Output: OK if you convert to GPLv3 7


Input: [1] LGPLv2.1 or later [2] OK if you convert to GPLv2 7 2 [3] OK if you convert to GPL 7 [5] OK [6] OK [7] OK [4]

Output: OK if you convert to GPLv3 7 3


Input: [0] I want to release a project under: [1] LGPLv3 or later [2] NO [3] OK if you convert to GPLv3 8 [5] OK [6] OK [7] OK [4]

Output: OK if you convert to GPLv3 8


Input: [0] Su [9-12 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Not Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Not Available

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Input: [0] Mo [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] Tu [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] We [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] Th [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] Fr [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] Sa [9-12 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Not Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Not Available

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Input: [CUI1] C2712575 [AUI1] A16973101 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Intravenous infusion of clofarabine [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A16984911 [CUI2] C2712670 [STR_5]

Output: Other diagnostic and therapeutic procedures


Input: [CUI1] C2712670 [AUI1] A16984911 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Other diagnostic and therapeutic procedures [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A16973101 [CUI2] C2712575 [STR_5]

Output: Intravenous infusion of clofarabine


Input: [CUI1] C0177988 [AUI1] A20879229 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Microscopic examination of specimen from unspecified site, bacterial smear [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8360714 [CUI2] C0177987 [STR_5]

Output: Microscopic examination of specimen from unspecified site


Input: [CUI1] C0177987 [AUI1] A8360714 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Microscopic examination of specimen from unspecified site [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A20879229 [CUI2] C0177988 [STR_5]

Output: Microscopic examination of specimen from unspecified site, bacterial smear


Input: [CUI1] C0160544 [AUI1] A8349825 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Open wound of larynx, complicated [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8349823 [CUI2] C0160543 [STR_5]

Output: Open wound of larynx and trachea, complicated


Input: [CUI1] C0160543 [AUI1] A8349823 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Open wound of larynx and trachea, complicated [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8349825 [CUI2] C0160544 [STR_5]

Output: Open wound of larynx, complicated


Input: [CUI1] C0176992 [AUI1] A8361388 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Other diagnostic procedures on kidney [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8359155 [CUI2] C0176989 [STR_5]

Output: Diagnostic procedures on kidney


Input: [CUI1] C0176989 [AUI1] A8359155 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Diagnostic procedures on kidney [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8361388 [CUI2] C0176992 [STR_5]

Output: Other diagnostic procedures on kidney


Input: [CUI1] C0260898 [AUI1] A8357002 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Screening examination for other specified bacterial and spirochetal diseases [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8357150 [CUI2] C0260899 [STR_5]

Output: Special screening examination for bacterial and spirochetal diseases


Input: [CUI1] C0260899 [AUI1] A8357150 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Special screening examination for bacterial and spirochetal diseases [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8357002 [CUI2] C0260898 [STR_5]

Output: Screening examination for other specified bacterial and spirochetal diseases


Input: [CUI1] C0197372 [AUI1] A8351836 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Destruction of lesion of conjunctiva [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8359550 [CUI2] C0176196 [STR_5]

Output: Excision or destruction of lesion or tissue of conjunctiva


Input: [CUI1] C0176196 [AUI1] A8359550 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Excision or destruction of lesion or tissue of conjunctiva [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8351836 [CUI2] C0197372 [STR_5]

Output: Destruction of lesion of conjunctiva


Input: [CUI1] C0177012 [AUI1] A8358978 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Cutaneous uretero-ileostomy [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8361172 [CUI2] C0194209 [STR_5]

Output: Operations on ureter


Input: [CUI1] C0194209 [AUI1] A8361172 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Operations on ureter [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8358978 [CUI2] C0177012 [STR_5]

Output: Cutaneous uretero-ileostomy


Input: [CUI1] C0159323 [AUI1] A20884505 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Open fracture of nasal bones [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8348890 [CUI2] C0159321 [STR_5]

Output: Fracture of face bones


Input: [CUI1] C0159321 [AUI1] A8348890 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Fracture of face bones [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A20884505 [CUI2] C0159323 [STR_5]

Output: Open fracture of nasal bones


Input: [CUI1] C0496765 [AUI1] A8343168 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Malignant neoplasm of anterior aspect of epiglottis [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8343163 [CUI2] C0153382 [STR_5]

Output: Malignant neoplasm of oropharynx


Input: [CUI1] C0153382 [AUI1] A8343163 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Malignant neoplasm of oropharynx [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8343168 [CUI2] C0496765 [STR_5]

Output: Malignant neoplasm of anterior aspect of epiglottis


Input: [CUI1] C0158982 [AUI1] A8348650 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Neonatal myasthenia gravis [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8348647 [CUI2] C0158979 [STR_5]

Output: Endocrine and metabolic disturbances specific to the fetus and newborn


Input: [CUI1] C0158979 [AUI1] A8348647 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Endocrine and metabolic disturbances specific to the fetus and newborn [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8348650 [CUI2] C0158982 [STR_5]

Output: Neonatal myasthenia gravis


Input: [CUI1] C0196667 [AUI1] A8351784 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Lumbar sympathectomy [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8340627 [CUI2] C0039038 [STR_5]

Output: Sympathectomy


Input: [CUI1] C0039038 [AUI1] A8340627 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Sympathectomy [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8351784 [CUI2] C0196667 [STR_5]

Output: Lumbar sympathectomy


Input: [CUI1] C1314803 [AUI1] A8359023 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] DISORDERS OF THE EYE AND ADNEXA [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8359018 [CUI2] C0338381 [STR_5]

Output: DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND SENSE ORGANS


Input: [CUI1] C0338381 [AUI1] A8359018 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND SENSE ORGANS [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8359023 [CUI2] C1314803 [STR_5]

Output: DISORDERS OF THE EYE AND ADNEXA


Input: [CUI1] C1561862 [AUI1] A8378762 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] High altitude periodic breathing [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8378870 [CUI2] C1561861 [STR_5]

Output: Organic sleep apnea


Input: [CUI1] C1561861 [AUI1] A8378870 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Organic sleep apnea [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8378762 [CUI2] C1561862 [STR_5]

Output: High altitude periodic breathing


Input: [CUI1] C0837887 [AUI1] A20884421 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Other specified crystal arthropathies, lower leg [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8347570 [CUI2] C0157884 [STR_5]

Output: Other specified crystal arthropathies


Input: [CUI1] C0157884 [AUI1] A8347570 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Other specified crystal arthropathies [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A20884421 [CUI2] C0837887 [STR_5]

Output: Other specified crystal arthropathies, lower leg


Input: [CUI1] C0186488 [AUI1] A20879182 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Excision of bone for graft, humerus [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8359474 [CUI2] C0185223 [STR_5]

Output: Excision of bone for graft


Input: [CUI1] C0185223 [AUI1] A8359474 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Excision of bone for graft [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A20879182 [CUI2] C0186488 [STR_5]

Output: Excision of bone for graft, humerus


Input: [CUI1] C2349302 [AUI1] A20886165 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Other specified leukemia, without mention of having achieved remission [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8340870 [CUI2] C0029812 [STR_5]

Output: Other specified leukemia


Input: [CUI1] C0029812 [AUI1] A8340870 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Other specified leukemia [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A20886165 [CUI2] C2349302 [STR_5]

Output: Other specified leukemia, without mention of having achieved remission


Input: [CUI1] C0188617 [AUI1] A20885085 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Insertion of bone growth stimulator, tarsals and metatarsals [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8360113 [CUI2] C0185320 [STR_5]

Output: Insertion of bone growth stimulator


Input: [CUI1] C0185320 [AUI1] A8360113 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Insertion of bone growth stimulator [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A20885085 [CUI2] C0188617 [STR_5]

Output: Insertion of bone growth stimulator, tarsals and metatarsals


Input: [CUI1] C0160820 [AUI1] A8350090 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Abrasion or friction burn of face, neck, and scalp except eye, infected [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8350088 [CUI2] C0160818 [STR_5]

Output: Superficial injury of face, neck, and scalp except eye


Input: [CUI1] C0160818 [AUI1] A8350088 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Superficial injury of face, neck, and scalp except eye [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8350090 [CUI2] C0160820 [STR_5]

Output: Abrasion or friction burn of face, neck, and scalp except eye, infected


Input: [CUI1] C0023311 [AUI1] A8360131 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Insertion of prosthetic lens [pseudophakos] [REL] PAR [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8361133 [CUI2] C0197672 [STR_5]

Output: Operations on lens


Input: [CUI1] C0197672 [AUI1] A8361133 [STYPE1] SDUI [STR] Operations on lens [REL] CHD [STYPE2] SDUI [AUI2] A8360131 [CUI2] C0023311 [STR_5]

Output: Insertion of prosthetic lens [pseudophakos]


Input: [remedy] This distribution doesn't create a directory and extracts its content into this directory. Instead, it creates more than one directories (some of which are probably system-specific hidden files/directories), or it spews its content into the current directory, making it really hard/annoying to remove the unpacked package. Pack the distribution with a proper command such as "make dist" and "./Build dist", or use a distribution builder such as Dist::Zilla, Dist::Milla, Minilla. [metric]

Output: extracts nicely


Input: [remedy] The file "META.yml" is missing from this distribution. META.yml is needed by people maintaining module collections (like CPAN), for people writing installation tools, or just people who want to know some stuff about a distribution before downloading it. Add a META.yml to the distribution. Your buildtool should be able to autogenerate it. [metric]

Output: has meta yml


Input: [remedy] This distribution includes symbolic links (symlinks). This is bad, because there are operating systems that do not handle symlinks. Remove the symlinks from the distribution. [metric]

Output: no symlinks


Input: [remedy] The version number isn't a number. It probably contains letter besides a leading 'v', which it shouldn't Remove all letters from the version number. If you want to mark a release as a developer release, use the scheme 'Module-1.00_01' [metric]

Output: has proper version


Input: [remedy] This distribution has files/directories that should be generated at build time, not distributed by the author. Remove the offending files/directories! [metric]

Output: no generated files


Input: [remedy] MANIFEST does not match the contents of this distribution. Run a proper command ("make manifest" or "./Build manifest", maybe with a force option), or use a distribution builder to generate the MANIFEST. Or update MANIFEST manually. [metric]

Output: manifest matches dist


Input: [remedy] This distribution does not 'use strict;' (or its equivalents) in all of its modules. Note that this is not about the actual strictness of the modules. It's bad if nobody can tell whether the modules are strictly written or not, without reading the source code of your favorite clever module that actually enforces strictness. In other words, it's bad if someone feels the need to add 'use strict' to your modules. Add 'use strict' (or its equivalents) to all modules, or convince us that your favorite module is well-known enough and people can easily see the modules are strictly written. [metric]

Output: use strict


Input: [remedy] None of the package versions in this distribution matches the distribution version. Fix the version(s). [metric]

Output: package version matches dist version


Input: [AGITATION] FORWARD, IMPERTINENT [PERTURBATION]

Output: PERT

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Input: [AGITATION] HAVING INSIGHT [PERTURBATION]

Output: PERSPICACIOUS

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Input: [AGITATION] A PRIVILEGE OR PROFIT BEYOND REGULAR PAY [PERTURBATION]

Output: PERQUISITE

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Input: [AGITATION] CAUSE TO LAST INDEFINITELY [PERTURBATION]

Output: PERPETUATE

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Input: [AGITATION] VERY DESTRUCTIVE, FATAL [PERTURBATION]

Output: PERNICIOUS

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Input: [AGITATION] OUTWARD BOUNDS [PERTURBATION]

Output: PERIPHERY

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Input: [AGITATION] MECHANICAL, INDIFFERENT [PERTURBATION]

Output: PERFUNCTORY

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Input: [AGITATION] TREACHERY [PERTURBATION]

Output: PERFIDIOUS

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Input: [AGITATION] DICTATORIAL, UNCONDITIONAL [PERTURBATION]

Output: PEREMPTORY

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Input: [AGITATION] ETERNAL DAMNATION: HELL [PERTURBATION]

Output: PERDITION

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Input: [AGITATION] NARROW-MINDED TEACHER [PERTURBATION]

Output: PEDANT

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Input: [AGITATION] OF OR RELATING TO MONEY: MONETARY [PERTURBATION]

Output: PECUNIARY

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Input: [AGITATION] A SLIGHT OFFENSE, MINOR SIN [PERTURBATION]

Output: PECCADILLO

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Input: [AGITATION] SMALLNESS OF NUMBER OR QUANTITY [PERTURBATION]

Output: PAUCITY

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Input: [AGITATION] SOMETHING INHERITED FROM ONE'S FATHER [PERTURBATION]

Output: PATRIMONY

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Input: [AGITATION] A PERSON OF HIGH BIRTH; ARISTOCRAT [PERTURBATION]

Output: PATRICIAN

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Input: [AGITATION] FATHER-RULER OF A FAMILY OR TRIBE [PERTURBATION]

Output: PATRIARCH

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Input: [AGITATION] QUALITY OF AROUSING PITY [PERTURBATION]

Output: PATHOS

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Input: [AGITATION] EVIDENT, OBVIOUS [PERTURBATION]

Output: PATENT

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Input: [AGITATION] SHEPHERDS [PERTURBATION]

Output: PASTORAL

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Input: [AGITATION] STINGINESS [PERTURBATION]

Output: PARSIMONY

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Input: [AGITATION] A STATEMENT THAT IS CONTRARY TO WHAT SEEMS LOGICAL [PERTURBATION]

Output: PARADOX

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Input: [AGITATION] A SIMPLE STORY TO CONVEY A MORAL TRUTH [PERTURBATION]

Output: PARABLE

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Input: [AGITATION] A GO-BETWEEN IN LOVE INTRIGUES [PERTURBATION]

Output: PANDER

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Input: [AGITATION] CURE-ALL [PERTURBATION]

Output: PANACEA

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Input: [AGITATION] PARALYSIS; TREMORS [PERTURBATION]

Output: PALSY

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Input: [AGITATION] OBVIOUS [PERTURBATION]

Output: PALPABLE

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Input: [AGITATION] TO BECOME WEARISOME [PERTURBATION]

Output: PALL

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Input: [AGITATION] TASTY [PERTURBATION]

Output: PALATABLE

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Input: [AGITATION] NOT SECRET, NOT CONCEALED [PERTURBATION]

Output: OVERT

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Input: [AGITATION] TO BANISH [PERTURBATION]

Output: OSTRACIZE

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Input: [AGITATION] PRETENTIOUS, AN ATTEMPT TO IMPRESS OTHERS [PERTURBATION]

Output: OSTENTATIOUS

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Input: [AGITATION] TO HARDEN LIKE BONE [PERTURBATION]

Output: OSSIFY

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Input: [AGITATION] SPELLING [PERTURBATION]

Output: ORTHOGRAPHY

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Input: [AGITATION] ELABORATELY DECORATED [PERTURBATION]

Output: ORNATE

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Input: [AGITATION] OPENING, MOUTH [PERTURBATION]

Output: ORIFICE

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Input: [AGITATION] PREDICTING [PERTURBATION]

Output: ORACULAR

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Input: [AGITATION] WEALTH [PERTURBATION]

Output: OPULENCE

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Input: [AGITATION] SHAMEFUL [PERTURBATION]

Output: OPPROBRIOUS

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Input: [AGITATION] BURDENSOME [PERTURBATION]

Output: ONEROUS

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Input: [AGITATION] THREATENING [PERTURBATION]

Output: OMINOUS

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Input: [AGITATION] GOVERNMENT BY FEW [PERTURBATION]

Output: OLIGARCHY

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Input: [AGITATION] MEDDLESOME [PERTURBATION]

Output: OFFICIOUS

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Input: [AGITATION] HATEFUL, DISGUSTING [PERTURBATION]

Output: ODIOUS

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Input: [AGITATION] TO PREVENT [PERTURBATION]

Output: OBVIATE

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Input: [AGITATION] NOT QUICK OR ALERT IN PERCEPTION, FEELING OR INTELLECT [PERTURBATION]

Output: OBTUSE

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Input: [AGITATION] TO INTRUDE [PERTURBATION]

Output: OBTRUDE

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Input: [AGITATION] BOISTEROUS, RUDE [PERTURBATION]

Output: OBSTREPEROUS

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Input: [AGITATION] GOING OUT OF USE [PERTURBATION]

Output: OBSOLESCENCE

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Input: [Feature] Comment [Syntax] (?#comment) [Example] a(?#foobar)b matches ab [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] no [Perl] YES [PCRE] YES [PCRE2] YES [PHP] YES [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] YES [Python] YES [Ruby] YES [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] YES [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: Everything between (?# and ) is ignored by the regex engine.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Branch reset group [Syntax] (?|regex) [Example] (x)(?|(a)|(bc)|(def))\2 matches xaa, xbcbc, or xdefdef with the first group capturing x and the second group capturing a, bc, or def [JGsoft] no [.NET] no [Java] no [Perl] 5.10 [PCRE] 7.2 [PCRE2] YES [PHP] 5.2.4 [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] no [Ruby] no [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: If the regex inside the branch reset group has multiple alternatives with capturing groups, then the capturing group numbers are the same in all the alternatives.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Atomic group [Syntax] (?>regex) [Example] a(?>bc|b)c matches abcc but not abc [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] YES [Perl] YES [PCRE] YES [PCRE2] YES [PHP] YES [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] no [Ruby] YES [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: Atomic groups prevent the regex engine from backtracking back into the group after a match has been found for the group. If the remainder of the regex fails, the engine may backtrack over the group if a quantifier or alternation makes it optional. But it will not backtrack into the group to try other permutations of the group.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Positive lookahead [Syntax] (?=regex) [Example] t(?=s) matches the second t in streets. [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] YES [Perl] YES [PCRE] YES [PCRE2] YES [PHP] YES [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] YES [VBScript] YES [XRegExp] YES [Python] YES [Ruby] YES [std::regex] ECMA [Tcl ARE] YES [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: Matches at a position where the pattern inside the lookahead can be matched. Matches only the position. It does not consume any characters or expand the match. In a pattern like one(?=two)three, both two and three have to match at the position where the match of one ends.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Negative lookahead [Syntax] (?!regex) [Example] t(?!s) matches the first t in streets. [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] YES [Perl] YES [PCRE] YES [PCRE2] YES [PHP] YES [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] YES [VBScript] YES [XRegExp] YES [Python] YES [Ruby] YES [std::regex] ECMA [Tcl ARE] YES [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: Similar to positive lookahead, except that negative lookahead only succeeds if the regex inside the lookahead fails to match.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Positive lookbehind [Syntax] (?<=regex) [Example] (?<=s)t matches the first t in streets. [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] YES [Perl] YES [PCRE] YES [PCRE2] YES [PHP] YES [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] YES [Ruby] 1.9 [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: Matches at a position if the pattern inside the lookbehind can be matched ending at that position.

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Input: [Feature] Negative lookbehind [Syntax] (? [Example] (? [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] YES [Perl] YES [PCRE] YES [PCRE2] YES [PHP] YES [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] YES [Ruby] 1.9 [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: Matches at a position if the pattern inside the lookbehind cannot be matched ending at that position.

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Input: [Feature] Lookbehind [Syntax] (?<=regex|longer regex) [Example] (?<=is|e)t matches the second and fourth t in twisty streets. [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] YES [Perl] no [PCRE] YES [PCRE2] YES [PHP] YES [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] n/a [VBScript] n/a [XRegExp] n/a [Python] no [Ruby] 1.9 [std::regex] n/a [Tcl ARE] n/a [POSIX BRE] n/a [POSIX ERE] n/a [GNU BRE] n/a [GNU ERE] n/a [Oracle] n/a [XML] n/a [XPath] n/a [Description]

Output: Alternatives inside lookbehind can differ in length.

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Input: [Feature] Lookbehind [Syntax] (?<=x{n,m}) [Example] (?<=s\w{1,7})t matches only the fourth t in twisty streets. [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] 6 4 fail [Perl] no [PCRE] no [PCRE2] no [PHP] no [Delphi] no [R] no [JavaScript] n/a [VBScript] n/a [XRegExp] n/a [Python] no [Ruby] no [std::regex] n/a [Tcl ARE] n/a [POSIX BRE] n/a [POSIX ERE] n/a [GNU BRE] n/a [GNU ERE] n/a [Oracle] n/a [XML] n/a [XPath] n/a [Description]

Output: Quantifiers with a finite maximum number of repetitions can be used inside lookbehind.

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Input: [Feature] Lookbehind [Syntax] (?<=regex) [Example] (?<=s+t matches only the fourth t in twisty streets. [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] no [Perl] no [PCRE] no [PCRE2] no [PHP] no [Delphi] no [R] no [JavaScript] n/a [VBScript] n/a [XRegExp] n/a [Python] no [Ruby] no [std::regex] n/a [Tcl ARE] n/a [POSIX BRE] n/a [POSIX ERE] n/a [GNU BRE] n/a [GNU ERE] n/a [Oracle] n/a [XML] n/a [XPath] n/a [Description]

Output: The full regular expression syntax can be used inside lookbehind.

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Input: [Feature] Keep text out of the regex match [Syntax] \K [Example] s\Kt matches only the first t in streets. [JGsoft] no [.NET] no [Java] no [Perl] 5.10 [PCRE] 7.2 [PCRE2] YES [PHP] 5.2.4 [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] no [Ruby] 2.0 [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: The text matched by the part of the regex to the left of the \K is omitted from the overall regex match. Other than that the regex is matched normally from left to right. Capturing groups to the left of the \K capture as usual.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Lookaround conditional [Syntax] (?(?=regex)then|else) where (?=regex) is any valid lookaround and then and else are any valid regexes [Example] (?(?<=a)b|c) matches the second b and the first c in babxcac [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] no [Perl] YES [PCRE] YES [PCRE2] YES [PHP] YES [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] no [Ruby] no [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: If the lookaround succeeds, the "then" part must match for the overall regex to match. If the lookaround fails, the "else" part must match for the overall regex to match. The lookaround is zero-length. The "then" and "else" parts consume their matches like normal regexes.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Implicit lookahead conditional [Syntax] (?(regex)then|else) where regex, then, and else are any valid regexes and regex is not the name of a capturing group [Example] (?(\d{2})7|c) matches the first 7 and the c in 747c [JGsoft] no [.NET] YES [Java] no [Perl] no [PCRE] no [PCRE2] no [PHP] no [Delphi] no [R] no [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] no [Ruby] no [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: If "regex" is not the name of a capturing group, then it is interpreted as a lookahead as if you had written (?(?=regex)then|else). If the lookahead succeeds, the "then" part must match for the overall regex to match. If the lookahead fails, the "else" part must match for the overall regex to match. The lookaround is zero-length. The "then" and "else" parts consume their matches like normal regexes.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Named conditional [Syntax] (?(name)then|else) where name is the name of a capturing group and then and else are any valid regexes [Example] (?a)?(?(one)b|c) matches ab, the first c, and the second c in babxcac [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] no [Perl] no [PCRE] 6.7 [PCRE2] YES [PHP] 5.2.0 [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] YES [Ruby] no [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: If the capturing group with the given name took part in the match attempt thus far, the "then" part must match for the overall regex to match. If the capturing group did not take part in the match thus far, the "else" part must match for the overall regex to match.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Named conditional [Syntax] (?()then|else) where name is the name of a capturing group and then and else are any valid regexes [Example] (?a)?(?()b|c) matches ab, the first c, and the second c in babxcac [JGsoft] no [.NET] no [Java] no [Perl] 5.10 [PCRE] 7.0 [PCRE2] YES [PHP] 5.2.2 [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] no [Ruby] 2.0 [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: If the capturing group with the given name took part in the match attempt thus far, the "then" part must match for the overall regex to match. If the capturing group did not take part in the match thus far, the "else" part must match for the overall regex to match.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Named conditional [Syntax] (?('name')then|else) where name is the name of a capturing group and then and else are any valid regexes [Example] (?'one'a)?(?('one')b|c) matches ab, the first c, and the second c in babxcac [JGsoft] no [.NET] no [Java] no [Perl] 5.10 [PCRE] 7.0 [PCRE2] YES [PHP] 5.2.2 [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] no [Ruby] 2.0 [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: If the capturing group with the given name took part in the match attempt thus far, the "then" part must match for the overall regex to match. If the capturing group did not take part in the match thus far, the "else" part must match for the overall regex to match.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Conditional [Syntax] (?(1)then|else) where 1 is the number of a capturing group and then and else are any valid regexes [Example] (a)?(?(1)b|c) matches ab, the first c, and the second c in babxcac [JGsoft] YES [.NET] YES [Java] no [Perl] YES [PCRE] YES [PCRE2] YES [PHP] YES [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] YES [Ruby] 2.0 [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: If the referenced capturing group took part in the match attempt thus far, the "then" part must match for the overall regex to match. If the capturing group did not take part in the match thus far, the "else" part must match for the overall regex to match.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Relative conditional [Syntax] (?(-1)then|else) where -1 is a negative integer and then and else are any valid regexes [Example] (a)?(?(-1)b|c) matches ab, the first c, and the second c in babxcac [JGsoft] no [.NET] no [Java] no [Perl] no [PCRE] 7.2 [PCRE2] YES [PHP] 5.2.4 [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] no [Ruby] no [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: Conditional that tests the capturing group that can be found by counting as many opening parentheses of named or numbered capturing groups as specified by the number from right to left starting immediately before the conditional. If the referenced capturing group took part in the match attempt thus far, the "then" part must match for the overall regex to match. If the capturing group did not take part in the match thus far, the "else" part must match for the overall regex to match.

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Input: [Feature] Forward conditional [Syntax] (?(+1)then|else) where +1 is a positive integer and then and else are any valid regexes [Example] ((?(+1)b|c)(d)?){2} matches cc and cdb in bdbdccxcdcxcdb [JGsoft] no [.NET] no [Java] no [Perl] no [PCRE] 7.2 [PCRE2] YES [PHP] 5.2.4 [Delphi] YES [R] YES [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] no [Ruby] no [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: Conditional that tests the capturing group that can be found by counting as many opening parentheses of named or numbered capturing groups as specified by the number from left to right starting at the "then" part of conditional. If the referenced capturing group took part in the match attempt thus far, the "then" part must match for the overall regex to match. If the capturing group did not take part in the match thus far, the "else" part must match for the overall regex to match.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Conditional [Syntax] (?(+1)then|else) where 1 is the number of a capturing group and then and else are any valid regexes [Example] (a)?(?(+1)b|c) matches ab, the first c, and the second c in babxcac [JGsoft] no [.NET] no [Java] no [Perl] no [PCRE] no [PCRE2] no [PHP] no [Delphi] no [R] no [JavaScript] no [VBScript] no [XRegExp] no [Python] YES [Ruby] no [std::regex] no [Tcl ARE] no [POSIX BRE] no [POSIX ERE] no [GNU BRE] no [GNU ERE] no [Oracle] no [XML] no [XPath] no [Description]

Output: The + is ignored and the number is taken as an absolute reference to a capturing group. If the referenced capturing group took part in the match attempt thus far, the "then" part must match for the overall regex to match. If the capturing group did not take part in the match thus far, the "else" part must match for the overall regex to match.

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Feature] Feature [Syntax] Syntax [Example] Example [JGsoft] JGsoft [.NET] .NET [Java] Java [Perl] Perl [PCRE] PCRE [PCRE2] PCRE2 [PHP] PHP [Delphi] Delphi [R] R [JavaScript] JavaScript [VBScript] VBScript [XRegExp] XRegExp [Python] Python [Ruby] Ruby [std::regex] std::regex [Tcl ARE] Tcl ARE [POSIX BRE] POSIX BRE [POSIX ERE] POSIX ERE [GNU BRE] GNU BRE [GNU ERE] GNU ERE [Oracle] Oracle [XML] XML [XPath] XPath [Description]

Output: Description

Regular Expression Reference: Special Groups


Input: [Zodiac animals] Rat [Rat] Run of the mill [Ox] Love and bliss [Tiger] Run of the mill [Rabbit] Love and bliss [Dragon] Love and bliss [Snake] Soul mates [Horse] Chalk and cheese [Goat] Love/ hate bond [Monkey] Help each other [Rooster] Chalk and cheese [Pig] Help each other [Dog]

Output: Help each other

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Input: [Zodiac animals] Ox [Rat] Love and bliss [Ox] Run of the mill [Tiger] Chalk and cheese [Rabbit] Help each other [Dragon] Chalk and cheese [Snake] Help each other [Horse] Chalk and cheese [Goat] Chalk and cheese [Monkey] Love and bliss [Rooster] Love and bliss [Pig] Love/ hate bond [Dog]

Output: Run of the mill

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Input: [Zodiac animals] Tiger [Rat] Run of the mill [Ox] Chalk and cheese [Tiger] Chalk and cheese [Rabbit] Run of the mill [Dragon] Love and bliss [Snake] Chalk and cheese [Horse] Love and bliss [Goat] Soul mates [Monkey] Chalk and cheese [Rooster] Help each other [Pig] Love and bliss [Dog]

Output: Help each other

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