# This is an example message catalog for LDMerge.
#
# For testing purposes, LDMerge can load message catalogs like this one from
# the "msgs" subdirectory of the current working directory when it is invoked.


# The basic syntax for localizing a message is:
#
#	mcset LANG MSGKEY MSGLOCAL
#
# LANG specifies the localization (it should match your computer's locale, as
# specified by any of the enviroment variables LANG, LC_ALL, or LC_MESSAGES, or
# by the \Control Panel\International\locale registry entry in Windows).
#
# MSGKEY is the default english string used by LDMerge. It should not change.
#
# MSGLOCAL is MSGKEY translated to LANG.


# Most messages contain arguments that represent values which are generated at
# runtime or which should not be localized. These arguments are identified by
# number (%1$s, %2$s, %3$s) rather than by position, so they may be rearranged
# freely (%2$s, %1$s, %3$s).


# Messages may be quoted with "double quotes" or {curly brackets}. Curly
# brackets must be backslash escaped within curly brackets: {Like \{this\}.}
# Double quotes, dollar signs, and square brackets must be escaped within
# double quotes: "Like \"this \[\$100\]\"."


# As an alternative to many "mcset LANG" commands,
#
#	mcset LANG MSGKEY1 MSGLOCAL1
#	mcset LANG MSGKEY2 MSGLOCAL2
#	mcset LANG MSGKEY3 MSGLOCAL3
#
# you may use a single "mcmset LANG" command:
#
#	mcmset LANG {
#	MSGKEY1 MSGLOCAL1
#	MSGKEY2 MSGLOCAL2
#	MSGKEY3 MSGLOCAL3
#	}
#
# where each message is separated by any sort and amount of whitespace.
# However, comments are not permitted within mcmset curly brackets.


# arg 1 contains version
mcset en_us_example {LDMerge %1$s} {LDMerge: %1$s (Example localization)}

# arg 1 contains terse usage syntax
mcset en_us_example {Usage: %1$s} {Usage: %1$s}

# arg 1 contains the invalid action
# arg 2 names the valid merge action
# arg 3 names the valid unmerge action
mcset en_us_example {Invalid action: %1$s (should be %2$s or %3$s)} {Invalid action: %1$s (should be %2$s or %3$s)}

# arg 1 contains the option with no argument
mcset en_us_example {Option missing argument: %1$s} {Option missing argument: %1$s}

# arg 1 names the -mode option
# arg 2 contains the invalid value
mcset en_us_example {Invalid mode: %1$s %2$s} {Invalid mode: %1$s %2$s}

# arg 1 names the -flag option
# arg 2 contains the invalid flag
mcset en_us_example {Invalid flag: %1$s %2$s} {Invalid flag: %1$s %2$s}

# arg 1 contains the invalid option
mcset en_us_example {Invalid option: %1$s} {Invalid option: %1$s}

# arg 1 names the -target option
# arg 2 names the LDRAWDIR environment variable
mcset en_us_example {Please specify a target library with %1$s or define the environment variable %2$s} {Please specify a target library with %1$s or define the environment variable %2$s}

# arg 1 names the -target option
# arg 2 contains the invalid target directory
mcset en_us_example {Invalid target library: %1$s %2$s} {Invalid target library: %1$s %2$s}

# arg 1 names the -source option
# arg 2 contains the invalid source directory
mcset en_us_example {Invalid source library: %1$s %2$s} {Invalid source library: %1$s %2$s}

# arg 1 contains the number of merges
mcset en_us_example {Merged: %1$s} {Merged: %1$s}

# arg 1 contains the number of unmerges
mcset en_us_example {Unmerged: %1$s} {Unmerged: %1$s}

# arg 1 contains the path to the index
# arg 2 contains the reard error that occurred
mcset en_us_example {Error reading index %1$s: %2$s} {Error reading index %1$s: %2$s}

# arg 1 contains the path to the index
# arg 2 contains the write error that occurred
mcset en_us_example {Error writing index %1$s: %2$s} {Error writing index %1$s: %2$s}

# arg 1 contains the problematic source LDraw subdirectory
mcset en_us_example {Invalid merge source directory: %1$s} {Invalid merge source directory: %1$s}

# arg 1 contains the problematic target LDraw subdirectory
mcset en_us_example {Invalid merge target directory: %1$s} {Invalid merge target directory: %1$s}

# arg 1 contains the path to the target file that is reserved
mcset en_us_example {Skipping merge to reserved file: %1$s} {Skipping merge to reserved file: %1$s}

# arg 1 contains the path to the prior merge source
# arg 2 contains the path to the target file
mcset en_us_example {Skipping source conflict: %1$s - %2$s} {Skipping source conflict: %1$s - %2$s}

# arg 1 contains the path to the prior merge source which no longer exists
# arg 2 contains the path to the target file
mcset en_us_example {Overwriting obsolete source conflict: %1$s - %2$s} {Overwriting obsolete source conflict: %1$s - %2$s}

# arg 1 contains the path to the source file
# arg 2 contains the path to the target file which already exists
mcset en_us_example {Skipping target conflict: %1$s - %2$s} {Skipping target conflict: %1$s - %2$s}

# arg 1 contains the path to the target file that is reserved
mcset en_us_example {Skipping unmerge from reserved file: %1$s} {Skipping unmerge from reserved file: %1$s}

# arg 1 contains the line whose record cannot be read as a list
mcset en_us_example {Malformed record list: %1$s} {Malformed record list: %1$s}

# arg 1 contains the line which contains no record elements
mcset en_us_example {Empty record: %1$s} {Empty record: %1$s}

# arg 1 contains the line which does not have a valid PARAM-value count
mcset en_us_example {Incomplete record: %1$s} {Incomplete record: %1$s}

# Verbose status messages:

# arg 1 contains the path to the current target LDraw subdirectory
# arg 2 contains the path to the current source LDraw subdirectory
mcset en_us_example {Target: %1$s Source: %2$s} {Target: %1$s Source: %2$s}

# arg 1 contains the merge mode
# arg 2 contains the path to the source file
# arg 3 contains the path to the target file
mcset en_us_example {%1$s %2$s to %3$s} {%1$s %2$s to %3$s}

# arg 1 contains path to target file being unmerged
# arg 2 contains path to source file that no longer exists
mcset en_us_example {restore %1$s to %2$s} {restore %1$s to %2$s}

# arg 1 contains path to target file being unmerged
mcset en_us_example {delete %1$s} {delete %1$s}