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Market Scenario The anticipated global OTT content market size is expected to cross USD 551.75 billion by the end of the present forecast years. The current growth rate for the market in the present forecast years is recorded to be a CAGR of 17.9%. The OTT content services are a revolutionary substitute for older traditional telecommunication methods. The OTT term is defined as the mode of facilitating digital content over the internet without the use of any set-top box or cable subscription. It means that one doesn’t need to subscribe to any kind of cable TV subscription to enjoy its contents. The OTT services, in a nutshell, consist of television, telephony, SMS and others. The audience across the world is now switching from cable subscriptions to OTT subscriptions for its easy accessibility with just the internet. Thus, the demand pace is increasing at a rapid scale. With OTT picking up the trends, the content personalization concept has grown substantially. Hence, it is a data drive approach that promotes content creation for launching them over dedicated platforms. For a long time in the past, the impersonalized content ruled the entertainment arena, but not anymore. Such contents are now outdated and boring, for which OTT is escalating to the next levels. The demand is not specific to any country or region but is worldwide. The content personalization over the platforms is created with the taste and choices of the intended audience. Based on the viewing preferences, the platforms decide upon creating content or posting the ones they think would interest the viewers. Thus, this report is a brief reflection on the overall growth potential of this entire market. The market segmentation here highlights the fundamental elements that are put together for collective utilization. With the reputation amidst the young world, the regional analysis highlights the worldwide exposure of the OTT market, which explains the predictability of high market size in the present forecast years. Following that, the industry news upon select key players also explains the urge of the collective market to make the market thrive. Request a Free Sample @ https //www.marketresearchfuture.com/sample_request/2912 Browse Full Report @ https //www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/over-the-top-content-market-2912 Over The Top Content Market - Competitive Analysis With the entry of new industry players in over-the-top content market segment, a trend of solid, volume-driven growth has been observed in the market with the addition of new and advanced content types in the segment. Companies are aiming to capture solidify their share of the market segment, by competing and experimenting with various advantage points. The best long-term growth opportunities for this sector can be captured by ensuring quality content delivery and financial flexibility to invest in the optimal strategies. Effective planning is essential in terms of business development so as to gain maximum returns on investment. The prominent players in over the top content market are – Apple, Inc. (U.S.), Facebook (U.S.), Google, Inc. (U.S.), Netflix, Inc. (U.S.), Tencent Holdings Limited (China), ActiveVideo Networks, Inc. (U.S.). Other important players in the market are Brightcove Inc. (Boston,USA), Hulu LLC. (Santa Monica), Microsoft Corporation (U.S.), Nimbuzz (Netherlands), Limelight Networks, Inc. (India), Roku, Inc. (USA), among others. Over The Top Content Market – Segments Based on the content type segmentation, the global OTT market is categorized into various types of content posted over dedicated platforms. The types include VoIP, Videos and Images. Based on the deployment type segmentation, the global OTT market acts upon a couple of deployment systems, including cloud and on-premise deployment. Over The Top Content Market - Regional Analysis The regional analysis of Over-The-Top Content Market is being studied for regions such as Asia Pacific, North America, Europe and Rest of the World. It has been observed that North America would dominate the over-the-top content market owing to factors such as high speed connectivity and presence of well-established content providers in that region. Asia Pacific over-the-top content market is expected to show a positive growth over the forecast period owing to factors such as rise in OTT content providers. Latest Industry News With all of the possibilities in OTT entertainment systems, the subscription amounts are also supposed to be fair at all times. Recently, Google, Netflix and a few other platforms were fined for upgrading to unfair subscription amounts. The companies are working on neutralizing this drawback! 14 Nov 2017 The startup Philo has received $25 million in funding from five cable programming groups. Following the investment Philo has launched an over-the-top skinny TV bundle that strips out expensive broadcast and sports networks. Nov 2017 HBO has launched an over-the-top subscription streaming service in parts of Central Europe. This move will allow its viewers in Hungary, Romania, the Czech Republic and Slovakia to stream HBO programming alongside HBO Europe’s local content and will not require users to have a pay TV subscription. October 2017 DirecTV, the satellite TV business owned by AT T the company is preparing to release a set-top box that will deliver content entirely by way of the Internet, instead of satellite, with Google’s Android TV software serving to power the box. 8 September 2016 Quiptel Hong Kong Limited, the video streaming technology company has been acquired by Falcon Acquisitions Plc which is strategically focused on the over-the-top (“OTT”) market. 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?php // PukiWiki - Yet another WikiWikiWeb clone // $Id pukiwiki.ini.php,v 1.140 2006/06/11 14 35 39 henoheno Exp $ // Copyright (C) // 2002-2006 PukiWiki Developers Team // 2001-2002 Originally written by yu-ji // License GPL v2 or (at your option) any later version // // PukiWiki main setting file ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Functionality settings // PKWK_OPTIMISE - Ignore verbose but understandable checking and warning // If you end testing this PukiWiki, set 1 . // If you feel in trouble about this PukiWiki, set 0 . if (! defined( PKWK_OPTIMISE )) define( PKWK_OPTIMISE , 0); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Security settings // PKWK_READONLY - Prohibits editing and maintain via WWW // NOTE Counter-related functions will work now (counter, attach count, etc) if (! defined( PKWK_READONLY )) define( PKWK_READONLY , 0); // 0 or 1 // PKWK_SAFE_MODE - Prohibits some unsafe(but compatible) functions if (! defined( PKWK_SAFE_MODE )) define( PKWK_SAFE_MODE , 1); //define( PKWK_SAFE_MODE , 0); // PKWK_DISABLE_INLINE_IMAGE_FROM_URI - Disallow using inline-image-tag for URIs // Inline-image-tag for URIs may allow leakage of Wiki readers information // (in short, Web bug ) or external malicious CGI (looks like an image s URL) // attack to Wiki readers, but easy way to show images. if (! defined( PKWK_DISABLE_INLINE_IMAGE_FROM_URI )) define( PKWK_DISABLE_INLINE_IMAGE_FROM_URI , 1); //define( PKWK_DISABLE_INLINE_IMAGE_FROM_URI , 0); // PKWK_QUERY_STRING_MAX // Max length of GET method, prohibits some worm attack ASAP // NOTE Keep (page-name + attach-file-name) = PKWK_QUERY_STRING_MAX define( PKWK_QUERY_STRING_MAX , 1024); // Bytes, 0 = OFF // define( PKWK_QUERY_STRING_MAX , 640); // Bytes, 0 = OFF ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Experimental features // Multiline plugin hack (See BugTrack2/84) // EXAMPLE(with a known BUG) // #plugin(args1,args2,...,argsN){{ // argsN+1 // argsN+1 // #memo(foo) // argsN+1 // }} // #memo(This makes #memo(foo) to this) // define( PKWKEXP_DISABLE_MULTILINE_PLUGIN_HACK , 1); // 1 = Disabled define( PKWKEXP_DISABLE_MULTILINE_PLUGIN_HACK ,0); // 1 = Disabled ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Language / Encoding settings // LANG - Internal content encoding ( en , ja , or ...) define( LANG , ja ); // UI_LANG - Content encoding for buttons, menus, etc define( UI_LANG , LANG); // en for Internationalized wikisite ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Directory settings I (ended with / , permission 777 ) // You may hide these directories (from web browsers) // by setting DATA_HOME at index.php. define( DATA_DIR , DATA_HOME . wiki/ ); // Latest wiki texts define( DIFF_DIR , DATA_HOME . diff/ ); // Latest diffs define( BACKUP_DIR , DATA_HOME . backup/ ); // Backups define( CACHE_DIR , DATA_HOME . cache/ ); // Some sort of caches define( UPLOAD_DIR , DATA_HOME . attach/ ); // Attached files and logs define( COUNTER_DIR , DATA_HOME . counter/ ); // Counter plugin s counts define( TRACKBACK_DIR , DATA_HOME . trackback/ ); // TrackBack logs define( PLUGIN_DIR , DATA_HOME . plugin/ ); // Plugin directory // 20070716 Spam_Filter /////////////////////////////////////////////// //define( SPAM_FILTER_COND , #useragent() or #filename() or #atag() or #ngreg() or (#onlyeng() and (#urlnum() or #uaunknown())) or #urlbl() ); define( SPAM_FILTER_COND , #ipcountry() or #urlnsbl() or #useragent() or #filename() or #atag() or #ngreg() or #onlyeng() or (#urlnum() and #uaunknown()) ); //define( SPAM_FILTER_COND , #ipcountry() or #urlnsbl() or #useragent() or #filename() or #atag() or #ngreg() or (#onlyeng() and (#urlnum() or #uaunknown())) or #urlbl() or #ipbl() ); define( PLUGIN_REF_URL_GET_IMAGE_SIZE , FALSE); define( SPAM_FILTER_ATAG_REG , /\[HTTP | \/a |\[\/url\]/i ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Directory settings II (ended with / ) // Skins / Stylesheets define( SKIN_DIR , skin/ ); // Skin files (SKIN_DIR/*.skin.php) are needed at // ./DATAHOME/SKIN_DIR from index.php, but // CSSs(*.css) and JavaScripts(*.js) are needed at // ./SKIN_DIR from index.php. // Static image files define( IMAGE_DIR , image/ ); // Keep this directory shown via web browsers like // ./IMAGE_DIR from index.php. ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Local time setting switch (LANG) { // or specifiy one case ja define( ZONE , JST ); define( ZONETIME , 9 * 3600); // JST = GMT + 9 break; default define( ZONE , GMT ); define( ZONETIME , 0); break; } ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Title of your Wikisite (Name this) // Also used as RSS feed s channel name etc $page_title = Belle Isle Wiki ; // Specify PukiWiki URL (default auto) $script = http //example.com/pukiwiki/ ; // Shorten $script Cut its file name (default not cut) //$script_directory_index = index.php ; $script_directory_index = index.php ; // Site admin s name (CHANGE THIS) $modifier = MonMon ; // Site admin s Web page (CHANGE THIS) $modifierlink = http //example.com/pukiwiki/ ; // Default page name // $defaultpage = FrontPage ; // Top / Default page $defaultpage = Belle Isle Wiki ; // Top / Default page $whatsnew = RecentChanges ; // Modified page list $whatsdeleted = RecentDeleted ; // Removeed page list $interwiki = InterWikiName ; // Set InterWiki definition here $menubar = MenuBar ; // Menu ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Change default Document Type Definition // Some web browser s bug, and / or Java apprets may needs not-Strict DTD. // Some plugin (e.g. paint) set this PKWK_DTD_XHTML_1_0_TRANSITIONAL. //$pkwk_dtd = PKWK_DTD_XHTML_1_1; // Default //$pkwk_dtd = PKWK_DTD_XHTML_1_0_STRICT; //$pkwk_dtd = PKWK_DTD_XHTML_1_0_TRANSITIONAL; //$pkwk_dtd = PKWK_DTD_HTML_4_01_STRICT; //$pkwk_dtd = PKWK_DTD_HTML_4_01_TRANSITIONAL; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Always output "nofollow,noindex" attribute $nofollow = 0; // 1 = Try hiding from search engines ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // PKWK_ALLOW_JAVASCRIPT - Allow / Prohibit using JavaScript //define( PKWK_ALLOW_JAVASCRIPT , 0); define( PKWK_ALLOW_JAVASCRIPT , 1); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // TrackBack feature // Enable Trackback $trackback = 0; // Show trackbacks with an another window (using JavaScript) $trackback_javascript = 0; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Bodycache feature // enable bodycache or not // default true $enable_bodycache = true; // use bodycache as default. If it s false, // #bodycache(enable) is required per page. // default true $enable_bodycache_default = true; // If these (block) plugins are contained in page, bodycache will be disabled. // Users can increase this plugin list to control bodycache. // default array( ls2 , pcomment , include ); // $bodycache_disable_plugins = array( ls2 , pcomment , include ); // $bodycache_disable_plugins = array( ls2 , pcomment , include , sitesearch , table_edit , article ); $bodycache_disable_plugins = array( ls2 , areaedit ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Referer list feature $referer = 0; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // _Disable_ WikiName auto-linking // $nowikiname = 0; $nowikiname = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // AutoLink feature // AutoLink minimum length of page name $autolink = 0; // Bytes, 0 = OFF (try 8) ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Enable Freeze / Unfreeze feature $function_freeze = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Allow to use Do not change timestamp checkbox // (0 Disable, 1 For everyone, 2 Only for the administrator) // $notimeupdate = 1; $notimeupdate = 0; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Admin password for this Wikisite // Default always fail $adminpass = {x-php-md5}! ; // Sample //$adminpass = pass ; // Cleartext //$adminpass = {x-php-md5}1a1dc91c907325c69271ddf0c944bc72 ; // PHP md5() pass //$adminpass = {CRYPT}$1$AR.Gk94x$uCe8fUUGMfxAPH83psCZG/ ; // LDAP CRYPT pass //$adminpass = {MD5}Gh3JHJBzJcaScd3wyUS8cg== ; // LDAP MD5 pass //$adminpass = {SMD5}o7lTdtHFJDqxFOVX09C8QnlmYmZnd2Qx ; // LDAP SMD5 pass ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Page-reading feature settings // (Automatically creating pronounce datas, for Kanji-included page names, // to show sorted page-list correctly) // Enable page-reading feature by calling ChaSen or KAKASHI command // (1 Enable, 0 Disable) $pagereading_enable = 0; // Specify converter as ChaSen( chasen ) or KAKASI( kakasi ) or None( none ) $pagereading_kanji2kana_converter = none ; // Specify Kanji encoding to pass data between PukiWiki and the converter $pagereading_kanji2kana_encoding = EUC ; // Default for Unix //$pagereading_kanji2kana_encoding = SJIS ; // Default for Windows // Absolute path of the converter (ChaSen) $pagereading_chasen_path = /usr/local/bin/chasen ; //$pagereading_chasen_path = c \progra~1\chasen21\chasen.exe ; // Absolute path of the converter (KAKASI) $pagereading_kakasi_path = /usr/local/bin/kakasi ; //$pagereading_kakasi_path = c \kakasi\bin\kakasi.exe ; // Page name contains pronounce data (written by the converter) $pagereading_config_page = config/PageReading ; // Page name of default pronouncing dictionary, used when converter = none $pagereading_config_dict = config/PageReading/dict ; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // User definition $auth_users = array( // Username = password foo = foo_passwd , // Cleartext bar = {x-php-md5}f53ae779077e987718cc285b14dfbe86 , // PHP md5() bar_passwd hoge = {SMD5}OzJo/boHwM4q5R+g7LCOx2xGMkFKRVEx , // LDAP SMD5 hoge_passwd ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Authentication method $auth_method_type= pagename ;// By Page name //$auth_method_type= contents ;// By Page contents ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Read auth (0 Disable, 1 Enable) $read_auth = 0; $read_auth_pages = array( // Regex Username #HogeHoge# = hoge , #(NETABARE|NetaBare)# = foo,bar,hoge , ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Edit auth (0 Disable, 1 Enable) $edit_auth = 0; $edit_auth_pages = array( // Regex Username #BarDiary# = bar , #HogeHoge# = hoge , #(NETABARE|NetaBare)# = foo,bar,hoge , ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Search auth // 0 Disabled (Search read-prohibited page contents) // 1 Enabled (Search only permitted pages for the user) $search_auth = 0; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // $whatsnew Max number of RecentChanges $maxshow = 60; // $whatsdeleted Max number of RecentDeleted // (0 = Disabled) $maxshow_deleted = 60; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Page names can t be edit via PukiWiki $cantedit = array( $whatsnew, $whatsdeleted ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // HTTP Output Last-Modified header // $lastmod = 0; $lastmod = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Date format $date_format = Y-m-d ; // Time format $time_format = H i s ; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Max number of RSS feed $rss_max = 15; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Backup related settings // Enable backup $do_backup = 1; // When a page had been removed, remove its backup too? $del_backup = 0; // Bacukp interval and generation $cycle = 0; // Wait N hours between backup (0 = no wait) $maxage = 50; // Stock latest N backups // NOTE $cycle x $maxage / 24 = Minimum days to lost your data // 3 x 120 / 24 = 15 // Splitter of backup data (NOTE Too dangerous to change) define( PKWK_SPLITTER , ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Command execution per update define( PKWK_UPDATE_EXEC , ); // Sample Namazu (Search engine) //$target = /var/www/wiki/ ; //$mknmz = /usr/bin/mknmz ; //$output_dir = /var/lib/namazu/index/ ; //define( PKWK_UPDATE_EXEC , //$mknmz . --media-type=text/pukiwiki . // -O . $output_dir . -L ja -c -K . $target); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // HTTP proxy setting (for TrackBack etc) // Use HTTP proxy server to get remote data $use_proxy = 0; $proxy_host = proxy.example.com ; $proxy_port = 8080; // Do Basic authentication $need_proxy_auth = 0; $proxy_auth_user = username ; $proxy_auth_pass = password ; // Hosts that proxy server will not be needed $no_proxy = array( localhost ,// localhost 127.0.0.0/8 ,// loopback // 10.0.0.0/8 // private class A // 172.16.0.0/12 // private class B // 192.168.0.0/16 // private class C // no-proxy.com , ); //////////////////////////////////////////////// // Mail related settings // Send mail per update of pages $notify = 0; // Send diff only $notify_diff_only = 1; // SMTP server (Windows only. Usually specified at php.ini) $smtp_server = localhost ; // Mail recipient (To ) and sender (From ) $notify_to = to@example.com ;// To $notify_from = from@example.com ;// From // Subject ($page = Page name wll be replaced) $notify_subject = [PukiWiki] $page ; // Mail header // NOTE Multiple items must be divided by "\r\n", not "\n". $notify_header = ; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Mail POP / APOP Before SMTP // Do POP/APOP authentication before send mail $smtp_auth = 0; $pop_server = localhost ; $pop_port = 110; $pop_userid = ; $pop_passwd = ; // Use APOP instead of POP (If server uses) // Default = Auto (Use APOP if possible) // 1 = Always use APOP // 0 = Always use POP // $pop_auth_use_apop = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Ignore list // Regex of ignore pages $non_list = ^\ ; // Search ignored pages $search_non_list = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Template setting $auto_template_func = 1; $auto_template_rules = array( ((.+)\/([^\/]+)) = \2/template ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Automatically add fixed heading anchor $fixed_heading_anchor = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // 見出しごとの編集を可能にする // (固有のアンカーが挿入されている見出し行にのみ有効) $fixed_heading_anchor_edit = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Remove the first spaces from Preformatted text $preformat_ltrim = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Convert linebreaks into br / $line_break = 0; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Use date-time rules (See rules.ini.php) $usedatetime = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // User-Agent settings // // If you want to ignore embedded browsers for rich-content-wikisite, // remove (or comment-out) all keitai settings. // // If you want to to ignore desktop-PC browsers for simple wikisite, // copy keitai.ini.php to default.ini.php and customize it. $agents = array( // pattern A regular-expression that matches device(browser) s name and version // profile A group of browsers // Embedded browsers (Rich-clients for PukiWiki) // Windows CE (Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer 5.5 for Windows(R) CE) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows CE; sigmarion3)" (sigmarion, Hand-held PC) array( pattern = #\b(? MSIE [5-9]).*\b(Windows CE)\b# , profile = default ), // ACCESS "NetFront" / "Compact NetFront" and thier OEM, expects to be "Mozilla/4.0" // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (PS2; PlayStation BB Navigator 1.0) NetFront/3.0" (PlayStation BB Navigator, for SONY PlayStation 2) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (PDA; PalmOS/sony/model crdb/Revision 1.1.19) NetFront/3.0" (SONY Clie series) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (PDA; SL-A300/1.0,Embedix/Qtopia/1.1.0) NetFront/3.0" (SHARP Zaurus) array( pattern = #^(? Mozilla/4).*\b(NetFront)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = default ), // Embedded browsers (Non-rich) // Windows CE (the others) // Sample "Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.02; Windows CE; 240x320 )" (GFORT, NTT DoCoMo) array( pattern = #\b(Windows CE)\b# , profile = keitai ), // ACCESS "NetFront" / "Compact NetFront" and thier OEM // Sample "Mozilla/3.0 (AveFront/2.6)" ("SUNTAC OnlineStation", USB-Modem for PlayStation 2) // Sample "Mozilla/3.0(DDIPOCKET;JRC/AH-J3001V,AH-J3002V/1.0/0100/c50)CNF/2.0" (DDI Pocket AirH" Phone by JRC) array( pattern = #\b(NetFront)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #\b(CNF)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #\b(AveFront)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #\b(AVE-Front)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // The same? // NTT-DoCoMo, i-mode (embeded Compact NetFront) and FOMA (embedded NetFront) phones // Sample "DoCoMo/1.0/F501i", "DoCoMo/1.0/N504i/c10/TB/serXXXX" // c以降は可変 // Sample "DoCoMo/2.0 MST_v_SH2101V(c100;TB;W22H12;serXXXX;iccxxxx)" // ()の中は可変 array( pattern = #^(DoCoMo)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Vodafone s embedded browser // Sample "J-PHONE/2.0/J-T03"// 2.0は"ブラウザの"バージョン // Sample "J-PHONE/4.0/J-SH51/SNxxxx SH/0001a Profile/MIDP-1.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.0 Ext-Profile/JSCL-1.1.0" array( pattern = #^(J-PHONE)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Openwave(R) Mobile Browser (EZweb, WAP phone, etc) // Sample "OPWV-SDK/62K UP.Browser/6.2.0.5.136 (GUI) MMP/2.0" array( pattern = #\b(UP\.Browser)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Opera, dressing up as other embedded browsers // Sample "Mozilla/3.0(DDIPOCKET;KYOCERA/AH-K3001V/1.4.1.67.000000/0.1/C100) Opera 7.0" (Like CNF at keitai -mode) array( pattern = #\b(? DDIPOCKET|WILLCOM)\b.+\b(Opera) ([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = keitai ), // Planetweb http //www.planetweb.com/ // Sample "Mozilla/3.0 (Planetweb/v1.07 Build 141; SPS JP)" ("EGBROWSER", Web browser for PlayStation 2) array( pattern = #\b(Planetweb)/v([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // DreamPassport, Web browser for SEGA DreamCast // Sample "Mozilla/3.0 (DreamPassport/3.0)" array( pattern = #\b(DreamPassport)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Palm "Web Pro" http //www.palmone.com/us/support/accessories/webpro/ // Sample "Mozilla/4.76 [en] (PalmOS; U; WebPro)" array( pattern = #\b(WebPro)\b# , profile = keitai ), // ilinx "Palmscape" / "Xiino" http //www.ilinx.co.jp/ // Sample "Xiino/2.1SJ [ja] (v. 4.1; 153x130; c16/d)" array( pattern = #^(Palmscape)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #^(Xiino)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // SHARP PDA Browser (SHARP Zaurus) // Sample "sharp pda browser/6.1[ja](MI-E1/1.0) " array( pattern = #^(sharp [a-z]+ browser)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // WebTV array( pattern = #^(WebTV)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Desktop-PC browsers // Opera (for desktop PC, not embedded) -- See BugTrack/743 for detail // NOTE Keep this pattern above MSIE and Mozilla // Sample "Opera/7.0 (OS; U)" (not disguise) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; OS) Opera 6.0" (disguise) array( pattern = #\b(Opera)[/ ]([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), // MSIE Microsoft Internet Explorer (or something disguised as MSIE) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0)" array( pattern = #\b(MSIE) ([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), // Mozilla Firefox // NOTE Keep this pattern above Mozilla // Sample "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; ja-JP; rv 1.7) Gecko/20040803 Firefox/0.9.3" array( pattern = #\b(Firefox)/([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), // Loose default Including something Mozilla array( pattern = #^([a-zA-z0-9 ]+)/([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), array( pattern = #^# , profile = default ),// Sentinel ); ?
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?php if (! defined( PKWK_OPTIMISE )) define( PKWK_OPTIMISE , 0); if (! defined( PKWK_READONLY )) define( PKWK_READONLY , 0); // 0 or 1 if (! defined( PKWK_SAFE_MODE )) define( PKWK_SAFE_MODE , 1); if (! defined( PKWK_DISABLE_INLINE_IMAGE_FROM_URI )) define( PKWK_DISABLE_INLINE_IMAGE_FROM_URI , 1); define( PKWK_QUERY_STRING_MAX , 1024); // Bytes, 0 = OFF define( PKWKEXP_DISABLE_MULTILINE_PLUGIN_HACK ,0); // 1 = Disabled define( LANG , ja ); define( UI_LANG , LANG); // en for Internationalized wikisite define( DATA_DIR , DATA_HOME . wiki/ ); // Latest wiki texts define( DIFF_DIR , DATA_HOME . diff/ ); // Latest diffs define( BACKUP_DIR , DATA_HOME . backup/ ); // Backups define( CACHE_DIR , DATA_HOME . cache/ ); // Some sort of caches define( UPLOAD_DIR , DATA_HOME . attach/ ); // Attached files and logs define( COUNTER_DIR , DATA_HOME . counter/ ); // Counter plugin s counts define( TRACKBACK_DIR , DATA_HOME . trackback/ ); // TrackBack logs define( PLUGIN_DIR , DATA_HOME . plugin/ ); // Plugin directory define( SPAM_FILTER_COND , #ipcountry() or #urlnsbl() or #useragent() or #filename() or #atag() or #ngreg() or #onlyeng() or (#urlnum() and #uaunknown()) ); define( PLUGIN_REF_URL_GET_IMAGE_SIZE , FALSE); define( SPAM_FILTER_ATAG_REG , /\[HTTP | \/a |\[\/url\]/i ); define( SKIN_DIR , skin/ ); define( IMAGE_DIR , image/ ); switch (LANG) { // or specifiy one case ja define( ZONE , JST ); define( ZONETIME , 9 * 3600); // JST = GMT + 9 break; default define( ZONE , GMT ); define( ZONETIME , 0); break; } $page_title = Belle Isle Wiki ; $script = http //example.com/pukiwiki/ ; $script_directory_index = index.php ; $modifier = MonMon ; $modifierlink = http //example.com/pukiwiki/ ; $defaultpage = Belle Isle Wiki ; // Top / Default page $whatsnew = RecentChanges ; // Modified page list $whatsdeleted = RecentDeleted ; // Removeed page list $interwiki = InterWikiName ; // Set InterWiki definition here $menubar = MenuBar ; // Menu $nofollow = 0; // 1 = Try hiding from search engines define( PKWK_ALLOW_JAVASCRIPT , 1); $trackback = 0; $trackback_javascript = 0; $enable_bodycache = true; $enable_bodycache_default = true; $bodycache_disable_plugins = array( ls2 , areaedit ); $referer = 0; $nowikiname = 1; $autolink = 0; // Bytes, 0 = OFF (try 8) $function_freeze = 1; $notimeupdate = 0; $adminpass = {x-php-md5}! ; $pagereading_enable = 0; $pagereading_kanji2kana_converter = none ; $pagereading_kanji2kana_encoding = EUC ; // Default for Unix $pagereading_chasen_path = /usr/local/bin/chasen ; $pagereading_kakasi_path = /usr/local/bin/kakasi ; $pagereading_config_page = config/PageReading ; $pagereading_config_dict = config/PageReading/dict ; $auth_users = array( // Username = password foo = foo_passwd , // Cleartext bar = {x-php-md5}f53ae779077e987718cc285b14dfbe86 , // PHP md5() bar_passwd hoge = {SMD5}OzJo/boHwM4q5R+g7LCOx2xGMkFKRVEx , // LDAP SMD5 hoge_passwd ); $auth_method_type= pagename ;// By Page name $read_auth = 0; $read_auth_pages = array( // Regex Username #HogeHoge# = hoge , #(NETABARE|NetaBare)# = foo,bar,hoge , ); $edit_auth = 0; $edit_auth_pages = array( // Regex Username #BarDiary# = bar , #HogeHoge# = hoge , #(NETABARE|NetaBare)# = foo,bar,hoge , ); $search_auth = 0; $maxshow = 60; $maxshow_deleted = 60; $cantedit = array( $whatsnew, $whatsdeleted ); $lastmod = 1; $date_format = Y-m-d ; $time_format = H i s ; $rss_max = 15; $do_backup = 1; $del_backup = 0; $cycle = 0; // Wait N hours between backup (0 = no wait) $maxage = 50; // Stock latest N backups define( PKWK_SPLITTER , ); define( PKWK_UPDATE_EXEC , ); $use_proxy = 0; $proxy_host = proxy.example.com ; $proxy_port = 8080; $need_proxy_auth = 0; $proxy_auth_user = username ; $proxy_auth_pass = password ; $no_proxy = array( localhost ,// localhost 127.0.0.0/8 ,// loopback ); $notify = 0; $notify_diff_only = 1; $smtp_server = localhost ; $notify_to = to@example.com ;// To $notify_from = from@example.com ;// From $notify_subject = [PukiWiki] $page ; $notify_header = ; $smtp_auth = 0; $pop_server = localhost ; $pop_port = 110; $pop_userid = ; $pop_passwd = ; $non_list = ^\ ; $search_non_list = 1; $auto_template_func = 1; $auto_template_rules = array( (*1) = \2/template ); $fixed_heading_anchor = 1; $fixed_heading_anchor_edit = 1; $preformat_ltrim = 1; $line_break = 0; $usedatetime = 1; $agents = array( // Embedded browsers (Rich-clients for PukiWiki) // Windows CE (Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer 5.5 for Windows(R) CE) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows CE; sigmarion3)" (sigmarion, Hand-held PC) array( pattern = #\b(? MSIE [5-9]).*\b(Windows CE)\b# , profile = default ), // ACCESS "NetFront" / "Compact NetFront" and thier OEM, expects to be "Mozilla/4.0" // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (PS2; PlayStation BB Navigator 1.0) NetFront/3.0" (PlayStation BB Navigator, for SONY PlayStation 2) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (PDA; PalmOS/sony/model crdb/Revision 1.1.19) NetFront/3.0" (SONY Clie series) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (PDA; SL-A300/1.0,Embedix/Qtopia/1.1.0) NetFront/3.0" (SHARP Zaurus) array( pattern = #^(? Mozilla/4).*\b(NetFront)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = default ), // Embedded browsers (Non-rich) // Windows CE (the others) // Sample "Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.02; Windows CE; 240x320 )" (GFORT, NTT DoCoMo) array( pattern = #\b(Windows CE)\b# , profile = keitai ), // ACCESS "NetFront" / "Compact NetFront" and thier OEM // Sample "Mozilla/3.0 (AveFront/2.6)" ("SUNTAC OnlineStation", USB-Modem for PlayStation 2) // Sample "Mozilla/3.0(DDIPOCKET;JRC/AH-J3001V,AH-J3002V/1.0/0100/c50)CNF/2.0" (DDI Pocket AirH" Phone by JRC) array( pattern = #\b(NetFront)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #\b(CNF)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #\b(AveFront)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #\b(AVE-Front)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // The same? // NTT-DoCoMo, i-mode (embeded Compact NetFront) and FOMA (embedded NetFront) phones // Sample "DoCoMo/1.0/F501i", "DoCoMo/1.0/N504i/c10/TB/serXXXX" // c以降は可変 // Sample "DoCoMo/2.0 MST_v_SH2101V(c100;TB;W22H12;serXXXX;iccxxxx)" // ()の中は可変 array( pattern = #^(DoCoMo)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Vodafone s embedded browser // Sample "J-PHONE/2.0/J-T03"// 2.0は"ブラウザの"バージョン // Sample "J-PHONE/4.0/J-SH51/SNxxxx SH/0001a Profile/MIDP-1.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.0 Ext-Profile/JSCL-1.1.0" array( pattern = #^(J-PHONE)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Openwave(R) Mobile Browser (EZweb, WAP phone, etc) // Sample "OPWV-SDK/62K UP.Browser/6.2.0.5.136 (GUI) MMP/2.0" array( pattern = #\b(UP\.Browser)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Opera, dressing up as other embedded browsers // Sample "Mozilla/3.0(DDIPOCKET;KYOCERA/AH-K3001V/1.4.1.67.000000/0.1/C100) Opera 7.0" (Like CNF at keitai -mode) array( pattern = #\b(? DDIPOCKET|WILLCOM)\b.+\b(Opera) ([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = keitai ), // Planetweb http //www.planetweb.com/ // Sample "Mozilla/3.0 (Planetweb/v1.07 Build 141; SPS JP)" ("EGBROWSER", Web browser for PlayStation 2) array( pattern = #\b(Planetweb)/v([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // DreamPassport, Web browser for SEGA DreamCast // Sample "Mozilla/3.0 (DreamPassport/3.0)" array( pattern = #\b(DreamPassport)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Palm "Web Pro" http //www.palmone.com/us/support/accessories/webpro/ // Sample "Mozilla/4.76 [en] (PalmOS; U; WebPro)" array( pattern = #\b(WebPro)\b# , profile = keitai ), // ilinx "Palmscape" / "Xiino" http //www.ilinx.co.jp/ // Sample "Xiino/2.1SJ [ja] (v. 4.1; 153x130; c16/d)" array( pattern = #^(Palmscape)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #^(Xiino)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // SHARP PDA Browser (SHARP Zaurus) // Sample "sharp pda browser/6.1[ja](MI-E1/1.0) " array( pattern = #^(sharp [a-z]+ browser)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // WebTV array( pattern = #^(WebTV)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Desktop-PC browsers // Opera (for desktop PC, not embedded) -- See BugTrack/743 for detail // NOTE Keep this pattern above MSIE and Mozilla // Sample "Opera/7.0 (OS; U)" (not disguise) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; OS) Opera 6.0" (disguise) array( pattern = #\b(Opera)[/ ]([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), // MSIE Microsoft Internet Explorer (or something disguised as MSIE) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0)" array( pattern = #\b(MSIE) ([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), // Mozilla Firefox // NOTE Keep this pattern above Mozilla // Sample "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; ja-JP; rv 1.7) Gecko/20040803 Firefox/0.9.3" array( pattern = #\b(Firefox)/([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), // Loose default Including something Mozilla array( pattern = #^([a-zA-z0-9 ]+)/([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), array( pattern = #^# , profile = default ),// Sentinel ); ?
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Many people are looking for casual dating partners. Casual dating is a type of dating that usually happens without much planning. It typically involves one night stands, friends with benefits, and other types of short-term relationships. Some people say that the best way to find a casual date partner is to just go out and meet someone you re attracted to that you know you d like to sleep with. Others claim it s better to go on an online dating site or apps. While others suggest social gatherings, parties, bars, clubs, restaurants, grocery stores and other public places where people might be looking for casual dates. The Importance of Finding the Right Casual Dating Partner It is important to find the right casual dating, because there are many options available. People have different preferences when it comes to dating. Some prefer serious relationships, others prefer occasional dates with no commitments, while some want just a hook up. The good thing about casual dating is that people can take things at their own pace and find someone compatible for them. The downside of casual dating is that people are more likely to get hurt emotionally because the other person might not be interested in any kind of commitment or they might not even show up on the date. The other downside is that people will often feel guilty for finding someone who they can have fun with instead of focusing on finding a serious relationship partner. Finding the right casual dating partner can be difficult. However, there are many ways to get to know someone casually before you commit to anything serious. The best way to find a suitable casual date is by looking for someone who shares mutual interests with you. It will make the interaction more natural and you ll enjoy it more, too. What to Look for in a Casual Dating Partner When we are looking for a casual date partner, we should look for someone who is physically attractive to us and has a sense of humor. One way to get to know someone is by having a casual date. This means that there are no strings attached and you can get to know the person outside of the context of work or school. Casual dating partners must have specific attributes in order to suit your needs. If you want to have a fun, enjoyable evening on a casual date, then there are certain attributes that you should look for in your partner. It s not necessary to find someone who is like you, and it may be more fun and less awkward if you focus on finding someone with different interests. That way, they can show you new things and teach you about what they like to do in their free time. Anyway, you ll likely want to find someone who has similar values. Tips for Successful Casual Dating Online There are numerous ways to find a date, but the easiest and most convenient way is through dating apps. Here are some tips for finding a date on dating apps. 1. Upload photos of yourself from your profile. If one has no pictures up, it may be hard for others to see what they would be looking at when they went on a date with them. 2. Complete the bio - fill in as much information as possible about oneself and what they re looking for in a partner, including height and weight requirements if there are any. 3. Have someone else take photos of you if you don t know how to do it well or just prefer not to take selfies - this will ensure that the pictures are flattering and not awkward-looking shots taken from below your chin or something like that! When it comes to finding a date, there are so many options available. But, if you don t want to go to a bar and wait around for someone, you can try online dating. What is the Different between Hooking up and Casual Dating? Hooking up is different than casual dating because of the level of commitment and intimacy. Casual dating is more of a committed relationship where you are in a committed relationship but you are not yet ready to be in one. A hookup can be anything from making out to sexual intercourse. It may last only a few minutes or hours and doesn’t always involve exchanging names or contact information. Research has shown that there is no correlation between hookups and mental health, but casual dating will last longer than just one night. There appears to be an inverse correlation between casual dating frequency and mental health, meaning that the more often they date, the better their mental health will be.
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A B コメント A AbortableHttpRequest 基礎的なHTTP接続を停止することで強制終了させることが出来るHTTP要求を表すインターフェース. Interface representing an HTTP request that can be aborted by shutting down the underlying HTTP connection. AbsListView Base class that can be used to implement virtualized lists of items. AbsListView.LayoutParams AbsListView extends LayoutParams to provide a place to hold the view type. AbsListView.OnScrollListener Interface definition for a callback to be invoked when the list or grid has been scrolled. AbsListView.RecyclerListener A RecyclerListener is used to receive a notification whenever a View is placed inside the RecycleBin s scrap heap. AbsoluteLayout This class is deprecated. Use FrameLayout, RelativeLayout or a custom layout instead. AbsoluteLayout.LayoutParams Per-child layout information associated with AbsoluteLayout. AbsoluteSizeSpan AbsSavedState A Parcelable implementation that should be used by inheritance hierarchies to ensure the state of all classes along the chain is saved. AbsSeekBar AbsSpinner An abstract base class for spinner widgets. AbstractAuthenticationHandler AbstractClientConnAdapter Abstract adapter from operated to managed client connections. AbstractCollection E Class AbstractCollection is an abstract implementation of the Collection interface. AbstractConnPool An abstract connection pool. AbstractCookieAttributeHandler AbstractCookieSpec Abstract cookie specification which can delegate the job of parsing, validation or matching cookie attributes to a number of arbitrary CookieAttributeHandlers. AbstractCursor This is an abstract cursor class that handles a lot of the common code that all cursors need to deal with and is provided for convenience reasons. AbstractCursor.SelfContentObserver Cursors use this class to track changes others make to their URI. AbstractExecutorService Provides default implementation of ExecutorService execution methods. AbstractHttpClient Convenience base class for HTTP client implementations. AbstractHttpClientConnection Abstract client-side HTTP connection capable of transmitting and receiving data using arbitrary SessionInputBuffer and SessionOutputBuffer AbstractHttpEntity Abstract base class for entities. AbstractHttpMessage Basic implementation of an HTTP message that can be modified. AbstractHttpParams Abstract base class for parameter collections. AbstractHttpServerConnection Abstract server-side HTTP connection capable of transmitting and receiving data using arbitrary SessionInputBuffer and SessionOutputBuffer AbstractInputMethodService AbstractInputMethodService provides a abstract base class for input methods. AbstractInputMethodService.AbstractInputMethodImpl Base class for derived classes to implement their InputMethod interface. AbstractInputMethodService.AbstractInputMethodSessionImpl Base class for derived classes to implement their InputMethodSession interface. AbstractInterruptibleChannelAbstractInterruptibleChannel is the root class for interruptible channels. AbstractList E AbstractList is an abstract implementation of the List interface, optimized for a backing store which supports random access. AbstractMap K, V This class is an abstract implementation of the Map interface. AbstractMessageParser Message parser base class. AbstractMessageWriter AbstractMethodError Thrown by the virtual machine when an abstract method is called. AbstractPooledConnAdapter Abstract adapter from pool entries to managed client connections. AbstractPoolEntry A pool entry for use by connection manager implementations. AbstractPreferences This abstract class is a partial implementation of the abstract class Preferences, which can be used to simplify Preferences provider s implementation. AbstractQueue E AbstractQueue is an abstract class which implements some of the methods in Queue. AbstractQueuedSynchronizer Provides a framework for implementing blocking locks and related synchronizers (semaphores, events, etc) that rely on first-in-first-out (FIFO) wait queues. AbstractQueuedSynchronizer.ConditionObject Condition implementation for a AbstractQueuedSynchronizer serving as the basis of a Lock implementation. AbstractSelectableChannel AbstractSelectableChannel is the base implementation class for selectable channels. AbstractSelectionKey AbstractSelectionKey is the base implementation class for selection keys. AbstractSelector AbstractSelector is the base implementation class for selectors. AbstractSequentialList E AbstractSequentialList is an abstract implementation of the List interface. AbstractSessionInputBuffer Abstract base class for session input buffers that stream data from a InputStream. AbstractSessionOutputBuffer Abstract base class for session output buffers that stream data to an OutputStream. AbstractSet E An AbstractSet is an abstract implementation of the Set interface. AbstractVerifier Abstract base class for all standard X509HostnameVerifier implementations. AbstractWindowedCursor A base class for Cursors that store their data in CursorWindows. AccelerateDecelerateInterpolator An interpolator where the rate of change starts and ends slowly but accelerates through the middle. AccelerateInterpolator An interpolator where the rate of change starts out slowly and and then accelerates. AccessControlContext AccessControlContext encapsulates the ProtectionDomains on which access control decisions are based. AccessControlException AccessControlException is thrown if the access control infrastructure denies protected access due to missing permissions. AccessController AccessController provides static methods to perform access control checks and privileged operations. AccessibilityEvent This class represents accessibility events that are sent by the system when something notable happens in the user interface. AccessibilityEventSource This interface is implemented by classes source of AccessibilityEvents. AccessibilityManager System level service that serves as an event dispatch for AccessibilityEvents. AccessibilityService An accessibility service runs in the background and receives callbacks by the system when AccessibilityEvents are fired. AccessibilityServiceInfo This class describes an AccessibilityService. AccessibleObject AccessibleObject is the superclass of all member reflection classes (Field, Constructor, Method). Acl The Access Control List (ACL) interface definition. AclEntry The Access Control List Entry interface definition. AclNotFoundException The exception, that is thrown when a reference to a non-existent Access Control List (ACL) is made. Activity An activity is a single, focused thing that the user can do. ActivityGroup A screen that contains and runs multiple embedded activities. ActivityInfo Information you can retrieve about a particular application activity or receiver. ActivityInstrumentationTestCase T extends Activity This class is deprecated. new tests should be written using ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2, which provides more options for configuring the Activity under test ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2 T extends Activity This class provides functional testing of a single activity. ActivityManager Interact with the overall activities running in the system. ActivityManager.MemoryInfo Information you can retrieve about the available memory through getMemoryInfo(ActivityManager.MemoryInfo). ActivityManager.ProcessErrorStateInfo Information you can retrieve about any processes that are in an error condition. ActivityManager.RecentTaskInfo Information you can retrieve about tasks that the user has most recently started or visited. ActivityManager.RunningAppProcessInfo Information you can retrieve about a running process. ActivityManager.RunningServiceInfo Information you can retrieve about a particular Service that is currently running in the system. ActivityManager.RunningTaskInfo Information you can retrieve about a particular task that is currently "running" in the system. ActivityNotFoundException This exception is thrown when a call to startActivity(Intent) or one of its variants fails because an Activity can not be found to execute the given Intent. ActivityTestCase This is common code used to support Activity test cases. ActivityUnitTestCase T extends Activity This class provides isolated testing of a single activity. Adapter An Adapter object acts as a bridge between an AdapterView and the underlying data for that view. AdapterView T extends Adapter An AdapterView is a view whose children are determined by an Adapter. AdapterView.AdapterContextMenuInfo Extra menu information provided to the onCreateContextMenu(ContextMenu, View, ContextMenuInfo) callback when a context menu is brought up for this AdapterView. AdapterView.OnItemClickListener Interface definition for a callback to be invoked when an item in this AdapterView has been clicked. AdapterView.OnItemLongClickListener Interface definition for a callback to be invoked when an item in this view has been clicked and held. AdapterView.OnItemSelectedListener Interface definition for a callback to be invoked when an item in this view has been selected. Address A class representing an Address, i.e, a set of Strings describing a location. Adler32 The Adler-32 class is used to compute the Adler32 checksum from a set of data. AlarmManager This class provides access to the system alarm services. AlertDialog A subclass of Dialog that can display one, two or three buttons. AlertDialog.Builder AlgorithmParameterGenerator AlgorithmParameterGenerator is an engine class which is capable of generating parameters for the algorithm it was initialized with. AlgorithmParameterGeneratorSpi AlgorithmParameterGeneratorSpi is the Service Provider Interface (SPI) definition for AlgorithmParameterGenerator. AlgorithmParameters AlgorithmParameters is an engine class which provides algorithm parameters. AlgorithmParameterSpec The marker interface for algorithm parameter specifications. AlgorithmParametersSpi AlgorithmParametersSpi is the Service Provider Interface (SPI) definition for AlgorithmParameters. AliasActivity Stub activity that launches another activity (and then finishes itself) based on information in its component s manifest meta-data. AlignmentSpan AlignmentSpan.Standard AllClientPNames Collected parameter names for the HttpClient module. AllocationLimitError Is thrown when an allocation limit is exceeded. AllowAllHostnameVerifier The ALLOW_ALL HostnameVerifier essentially turns hostname verification off. AllPermission AllPermission represents the permission to perform any operation. AlphaAnimation An animation that controls the alpha level of an object. AlphabetIndexer A helper class for adapters that implement the SectionIndexer interface. AlreadyConnectedException An AlreadyConnectedException is thrown when an attempt is made to connect a SocketChannel that is already connected. AlteredCharSequence An AlteredCharSequence is a CharSequence that is largely mirrored from another CharSequence, except that a specified range of characters are mirrored from a different char array instead. AnalogClock This widget display an analogic clock with two hands for hours and minutes. AndroidCharacter AndroidCharacter exposes some character properties that are not easily accessed from java.lang.Character. AndroidException Base class for all checked exceptions thrown by the Android frameworks. AndroidRuntimeException Base class for all unchecked exceptions thrown by the Android frameworks. AndroidTestCase Extend this if you need to access Resources or other things that depend on Activity Context. AndroidTestRunner Animatable Interface that drawables suporting animations should implement. Animation Abstraction for an Animation that can be applied to Views, Surfaces, or other objects. Animation.AnimationListener An animation listener receives notifications from an animation. Animation.Description Utility class to parse a string description of a size. AnimationDrawable An object used to create frame-by-frame animations, defined by a series of Drawable objects, which can be used as a View object s background. AnimationSet Represents a group of Animations that should be played together. AnimationUtils Defines common utilities for working with animations. AnnotatedElement This interface provides reflective access to annotation information. Annotation Annotations are simple key-value pairs that are preserved across TextView save/restore cycles and can be used to keep application-specific data that needs to be maintained for regions of text. Annotation Defines the interface implemented by all annotations. Annotation Wrapper for a text attribute value which represents an annotation. AnnotationFormatError Indicates that an annotation in the binary representation of a class is syntactically incorrect and the annotation parser is unable to process it. AnnotationTypeMismatchException Indicates that an annotation type has changed since it was compiled or serialized. AnticipateInterpolator An interpolator where the change starts backward then flings forward. AnticipateOvershootInterpolator An interpolator where the change starts backward then flings forward and overshoots the target value and finally goes back to the final value. Appendable Declares methods to append characters or character sequences. Application Base class for those who need to maintain global application state. ApplicationInfo Information you can retrieve about a particular application. ApplicationInfo.DisplayNameComparator ApplicationTestCase T extends Application This test case provides a framework in which you can test Application classes in a controlled environment. AppWidgetHost AppWidgetHost provides the interaction with the AppWidget service for apps, like the home screen, that want to embed AppWidgets in their UI. AppWidgetHostView Provides the glue to show AppWidget views. AppWidgetManager Updates AppWidget state; gets information about installed AppWidget providers and other AppWidget related state. AppWidgetProvider A convenience class to aid in implementing an AppWidget provider. AppWidgetProviderInfo Describes the meta data for an installed AppWidget provider. ArcShape Creates an arc shape. ArithmeticException Thrown when the an invalid arithmetic operation is attempted. Array This class provides static methods to create and access arrays dynamically. Array A Java representation of the SQL ARRAY type. ArrayAdapter T A ListAdapter that manages a ListView backed by an array of arbitrary objects. ArrayBlockingQueue E A bounded blocking queue backed by an array. ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException Thrown when the an array is indexed with a value less than zero, or greater than or equal to the size of the array. ArrayList E ArrayList is an implementation of List, backed by an array. Arrays Arrays contains static methods which operate on arrays. ArrayStoreException Thrown when a program attempts to store an element of an incompatible type in an array. ArrowKeyMovementMethod Assert A set of assert methods. AssertionError Thrown when an assertion has failed. AssertionFailedError Thrown when an assertion failed. AssertionFailedError Thrown when an assertion failed. AssetFileDescriptor File descriptor of an entry in the AssetManager. 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