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1 context
[΄kɔntekst] n համատեքստ, իրա վիճակ, իրադրություն. context dependent հա մատեքս տից կախված. context free language համատեք ստից անկախ լեզու -
2 context ID
A unique number or string that corresponds to a specific object in an application. Context IDs are used to create links between the application and corresponding Help topics. -
3 context
"An ordered sequence of properties that define an environment for the objects resident inside it. Contexts are created during the activation process for objects that are configured to require certain automatic services such as synchronization, transactions, just-in-time activation, security, and so on. Multiple objects can live inside a context." -
4 Context
سياق الكلام ، نص ، قرينة -
5 context property
"The implicit state, and code to manage that state, held on behalf of an object instance. For example, the transaction context property holds the transaction identifier of the transaction that the object is participating in." -
6 CONTEXT-SENSITIVE
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7 context menu
"A menu that is related to the active window or item, accessible by right-clicking the mouse." -
8 context-sensitive Help
A form of assistance in which a program that provides on-screen help shows information to the user concerning the current command or operation being attempted. -
9 context field
One of four fields of an SCODE. This field is reserved in the SCODE on 16-bit platforms and does not exist in the version for 32-bit platforms. -
10 context control block
An internal file system structure in which a file system maintains the per-file object state for an open instance of a file. -
11 web context
"A security context in Windows that controls capabilities. Windows Store apps written in HTML/JavaScript can contain content stored in a local or web context. Script files acquired from the Windows Store (and originally packaged with the application) can access WinRT APIs, but content dynamically downloaded from the web runs with restricted capabilities, much like those afforded to browser-based script today." -
12 local context
"A security context in Windows that controls capabilities. Windows Store apps written in HTML/JavaScript can contain content stored in a local or web context. Script files acquired from the Windows Store (and originally packaged with the application) can access WinRT APIs but content dynamically downloaded from the web runs with restricted capabilities, much like those afforded to browser-based script today." -
13 security context
"The security attributes or rules that are currently in effect. For example, the rules that govern what a user can do to a protected object are determined by security information in the user's access token and in the object's security descriptor. Together, the access token and the security descriptor form a security context for the user's actions on the object."سياق الأمان -
14 naming context
"A specific subtree of a directory information tree that is identified by its distinguished name (also known as DN). In Sun ONE Directory Server 4.0 and 5.1, specific types of directory information are stored in naming contexts." -
15 system context
The state of Windows after it first starts when some system services are loaded but no user is logged in and per-user settings are not available. -
16 state context
"A nested series of states, which represents the current state of a system." -
17 device context
"A data structure that defines the graphic objects, their associated attributes, and the graphic modes that affect output on a device." -
18 app Context Menu
"The system user interface provided for cut, copy, and paste." -
19 transition to history
An incoming transition segment that ends on an outer state context and does not have a continuing transition segment within the context. -
20 background
"In the context of processes or tasks that are part of an operating system or program, operating without interaction with the user while the user is working on another task."
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