menu item

Dicop::Item::Template is an object defining Dicop::Item subclasses.

SYNOPSIS

use Dicop::Request::Template

push @templates, Dicop::Item::Template->new (
class => Dicop::Item::Subclass,
fields => "name => { maxlen => 128, def => some name }",
);

Data::Validator::Item is a Factory Class to validate data items.

This is an attempt to create an object which will permit semi-automatic verification of a data value.

SYNOPSIS

use Data::Validator::Item;
my $item = Data::Validator::Item->new(); #Create a new Data::Validator::Item, called $item.

#Set values
$item->name(fred);
$item->values([1,2,3]); or $item->values(@array);
$item->missing(*); or $item->missing(); #undef is unlikely to be sensible!
$item->min(0); $item->max(100);
$item->verify($reference_to_subroutine); #Used in the $item->validate() function
$item->transform($reference_to_subroutine); #Used in the $item->put() function

#Get values
my $name = $item->name();
my @values = $item->values();
my $missing = $item->missing();
etc...

#Use it.. $item->validate(); #Returns 1 for success, 0 for failure $item->error(); #Returns the correct error message $item->put();

USAGE

Many people work with data organised as records, each containing (potentially many) variables. It is often necessary to process files of such records, and to test every variable within every record to ensure that each one is valid. I do this before putting data from very large flat files into my databases. For each variable I had a need to define specific, sometimes complex rules for validity, then implement them, and check them. This is what Data::Validator::Item is for.

Note carefully that Data::Validator::Item handles only one scalar vlaue at a time. This value could come from a file, a database, an array, a hash or your grannys parrot. Data::Validator::Item doesnt care.

I use Data::Validator::Item as follows. I create one for every named variable in my data file. In many real applications most of this setup can be done by looping over a list of variable names, creating many Data::Validator::Items each named for the corresponding variable. Common features, like missing values, and names can be set in this loop.

Specifics, like values(), min(), max(), verify() and so on can be set individually. I then create a hash to hold all of the Data::Validator::Items for a particular data source, The keys of this hash are the names of the variables, and the values are the Data:Validators themselves. Y.M.M.V.

Item Tracker can be used for keeping stock in inventories or in shopping lists.
New buttons included.

Convert::Wiki::Node::Item is a Perl module that represents an item in a list (aka < li > or *).

SYNOPSIS

use Convert::Wiki::Node::Item;

my $para = Convert::Wiki::Node->new( txt => Foo is a foobar., type => item );

print $para->as_wiki(); # print something like "* Foo is a foorbarn"

A Convert::Wiki::Node::Item represents an item in a list (aka the equivalent of < li > or *.

CNS Menu will allow you to place hierarchal menus anywhere on a FileMaker layout. When a menu item is chosen, the script of your choice in the database of your choice is performed. Menus can have any number of sub menus and can be displayed with a variety of styles and bullet marks.

Creating menus with CNS Menu is as easy as handing the plug-in a return delimited string of menu items to display. Your menu items can have a display name, and a value that can be used in your scripts, so the end user can see useful information such as a customer name while the value can be a Customer ID number.

CNS Menu ships with the "CNS Menu.fp7" example database which includes 15 examples demonstrating ways to use and understand the CNS Menu plug-in.

The database is fully unlocked so you can explore every detail. We have also included the documentation for each example inline, so you can both examine the example and see its explanation all from one layout. Examples include, QuickMenu, Menu Placement, MenuBuilder, Value List to QuickMenu, Hidden Items, Menu Decoration, Mouse Grabber, Right Click, Data Entry, Layout Navigation, Update Menu Item, Bookmark Example, External XML Menu, and RSS Menu.

CNS Menu has many advantages over its predecessor, SCRIPTit. This rendition includes MenuBuilder in the configuration dialog which allows you to quickly build new menus without having to know XML.

You can then simply use menus built in MenuBuilder in your database, or copy the XML which is generated for you. CNS Menu also includes a brand new way to create menus called "QuickMenus". A QuickMenu takes a return seperated list of items and creates a menu for you without having to know or use any XML.

Here are some key features of "CNS Menu":

· Dynamically create popup menus.
· Easily convert return delimited items such as value lists, layout names, and more, into QuickMenus.
· Add styles to menu items such as bold, underline, italic, and any combination of those.
· Add bullets to your menu items including check marks, circular bullets, and diamonds.
· Pass script parameters through menus to your scripts.
· Enable and disable menu items on the fly.
· Update menu items dynamically.
· Precisely display menus using left, top, align, and minWidth.
· Use the built in MenuBuilder to quickly build XML menus - without having to learn XML.
· Use modifier keys to display alternate menu items including Shift, Control, Command, and Option.
· Get mouse coordinates with the CNSMenu_GetMouseCoordinates function.
· Get the mouse button number clicked with the CNSMenu_GetMouseButton function.
· Simple data entry by allowing a user to find items quickly through sub menus.
· Display a user friendly menu item, but pass a value such as a Customer ID to your scripts.
· Load an XML menu from your hard drive.

Mascot Item Mark Nothing is an icon set featuring some very nice japanese porcelain statuetes.
All icons are aquafied and look best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Completly freeware for personal use.

Are you a rare item collector? Here is a program help you to organize and keep track your rare item collection with your palm.

Here are some key features of "Rare Item Collection":

· 1. Each item was Sorted by title.
· 2. Categorize by your own.
· 3. Keep track of the rare items model, code/serial and price.
· 4. Rcord your rare items Release date/year.

Whats new in this release:

· 1. Added share function to share the information with others.
· 2. Added keypad input for the price field.
· 3. Added decimal points for the total price and value.

Requirements:

· Palm: Palm Vx
· Palm OS 3.5
· 200KB

cyAct is a comprehensive action item tracker for project managers and team leaders. Multiple action item lists are managed from an intuitive, graphics rich user interface. Assign action items and communicate status via email or Infrared beam. Action item lists can also be managed with assistance from a Windows XP/ME/2000/98 desktop assistant.

Benefits

Manage your teams work assignments from your Pocket PC
Simplifies action item administration
Automates status updates, delays and responsibility reassignment
Highlights past due action items
Integrated with Pocket Outlook Appointments, Contacts and Tasks
Mail enabled - sends and receives plain text messages
Communicate status or assign action items during meetings ? infrared beaming
Enables editing of Pocket PC voice recordings

Standard Features

Graphical display facilitates progress tracking
Numerous filter and sorting tools aid prioritization
Timeline chart tracks performance
Export and import to tab or comma delimited files
Print via the desktop assistant
Support for regional settings (localization)

Product Specifications

Maximum 4096 action items in multiple action item lists
Maximum 128 lists (you can own them or track your assignments)
Assign action items to 256 people
Email and Infrared messaging requires XML 1.0

Here are some key features of "cyAct Action Item Tracker":

· Graphical display facilitates progress tracking
· Numerous filter and sorting tools aid prioritization
· Timeline chart tracks performance
· Export and import to tab or comma delimited files
· Print via the desktop assistant
· Support for regional settings (localization)

Requirements:

· ActiveSync (3.5 or later release)
· Windows Mobile 2002
· Windows Mobile 2003 and 2003 Second Edition
· Outlook, US version

CNS Menu allows you to place hierarchal menus anywhere on a FileMaker layout. When a menu item is chosen, the script of your choice in the database of your choice is performed. Menus can have any number of sub menus and can be displayed with a variety of styles and bullet marks. Creating menus with CNS Menu is as easy as handing the plug-in a return delimited string of menu items to display. Your menu items can have a display name, and a value that can be used in your scripts, so the end user can see useful information such as a customer name while the value can be a Customer ID number.

CNS Menu ships with the "CNS Menu.fp7" example database which includes 15 examples demonstrating ways to use and understand the CNS Menu plug-in. The database is fully unlocked so you can explore every detail. We have also included the documentation for each example inline, so you can both examine the example and see its explanation all from one layout. Examples include, QuickMenu, Menu Placement, MenuBuilder, Value List to QuickMenu, Hidden Items, Menu Decoration, Mouse Grabber, Right Click, Data Entry, Layout Navigation, Update Menu Item, Bookmark Example, External XML Menu, and RSS Menu.

CNS Menu has many advantages over its predecessor, SCRIPTit including MenuBuilder in the configuration dialog which allows you to quickly build new menus without having to know XML.

You can then simply use menus built in MenuBuilder in your database, or copy the XML which is generated for you. CNS Menu also includes a brand new way to create menus called "QuickMenus". A QuickMenu takes a return seperated list of items and creates a menu for you without having to know or use any XML.

Here are some key features of "CNS Menu":

· Dynamically create popup menus.
· Easily convert return delimited items such as value lists, layout names, and more, into QuickMenus.
· Add styles to menu items such as bold, underline, italic, and any combination of those.
· Add bullets to your menu items including check marks, circular bullets, and diamonds.
· Pass script parameters through menus to your scripts.
· Enable and disable menu items on the fly.
· Update menu items dynamically.
· Precisely display menus using left, top, align, and minWidth.
· Use the built in MenuBuilder to quickly build XML menus - without having to learn XML.
· Use modifier keys to display alternate menu items including Shift, Control, Command, and Option.
· Get mouse coordinates with the CNSMenu_GetMouseCoordinates function.
· Get the mouse button number clicked with the CNSMenu_GetMouseButton function.
· Simple data entry by allowing a user to find items quickly through sub menus.
· Display a user friendly menu item, but pass a value such as a Customer ID to your scripts.
· Load an XML menu from your hard drive.


Limitations:

· The demo version of CNS Menu will display a splash screen every fifteen minutes that you use.


Whats New in This Release:

· Compiled as a Universal Binary plug-in to work on both PPC-based and Intel-based Macs.
· Added FailDB and FailScript parameters to Menus to allow a script to be called if the user clicks off a menu without selecting anything.

The Ebay Item Watcher is a lightweight desktop utility to search and monitor Ebay auctions from the desktop.

The utility runs from the system tray and monitors the auctions Web page without having to have a browser window open.

Features:

* Search ebay.
* Add items by auction number.
* Add items from an ebay web page.
* Load and save watch lists.
* Save watch lists to a CSV (Excel compatible) file.
* Mouse over info bubble.
* Selectable columns.
* Toggle control bar display.
* About to end auctions are now highlighted.
* Online help and quick start guide.
* Drag and Drop item entry. Drag links from you browser into the monitor.
* Selectable refresh rate and connection limit.
* Quick access to the auctions web page (doubleclicking opens the auction web page).
* Minimise to the system tray for discreate monitoring.
* Optional alert messages when the highest bidder changes.
* Optional alert messages when the price changes.
* Optional alert messages when the quantity remaining changes.
* Optional alert messages when the auction ends.
* Item detail viewer.
* Optional alert message style. Either message box or systray bubble.
* Compatible with Yahoo Auctions.

Net Usage Item description
The Net Usage Project is aimed at providing internet usage indicators for the Firefox browser The Net Usage Project is aimed at providing internet usage indicators for the Firefox browser. Net Usage Item works by fetching numbers from an XML feed or usage website provided by the ISP.

This project is targetted towards Australian Broadband Users whose broadband connections are encumbered with download (and sometimes upload) limits. However, this meter can be adapted for any countrys ISP who provides a XML usage data feed.

ISPs currently supported are:
· Bigpond
· Netspace
· TPG Internet
· iiNet broadband
· Internode
· OptusNet
· Adam Internet
· Unwired
· Westnet
· Chariot Internet
· aaNet ADSL
· eXeTeL
· OntheNet
· .Netcall
· Westvic Broadband
· G-Node (Contributed by Benniee)
· Kern Internet
· ComCen Internet
· Wideband Networks
· Mackay Computer Services
· Clear Networks
· Velocity Internet
· Amnet
· Wild I&T
· netXP
· Coditel (Belgium)
· Volia (Ukraine)


Requirements:

· Firefox 1.5.0.4 - 2.0.0.*

The Net Usage Project is aimed at providing internet usage indicators for the Firefox browser. Net Usage Item works by fetching numbers from an XML feed or usage website provided by the ISP.

This project is targetted towards Australian Broadband Users whose broadband connections are encumbered with download (and sometimes upload) limits. However, this meter can be adapted for any countrys ISP who provides a XML usage data feed.

ISPs currently supported are:
· Bigpond
· Netspace
· TPG Internet
· iiNet broadband
· Internode
· OptusNet
· Adam Internet
· Unwired
· Westnet
· Chariot Internet
· aaNet ADSL
· eXeTeL
· OntheNet
· .Netcall
· Westvic Broadband
· G-Node (Contributed by Benniee)
· Kern Internet
· ComCen Internet
· Wideband Networks
· Mackay Computer Services
· Clear Networks
· Velocity Internet
· Amnet
· Wild I&T
· netXP
· Coditel (Belgium)
· Volia (Ukraine)

Active Page Item Runtime is a tool needed for using any Scripted Plug-Ins that are available from the Rorohiko web site at http://www.rorohiko.com.

ATTENTION: If you previously installed an older version of the runtime, make sure to delete that older version - occasionally, the runtime file is renamed, and then it wont automatically overwrite by simply drag/dropping the newer version into your Plug-Ins folder. Please double-check only one runtime plugin (the latest version) is installed in your Plug-Ins folder.