# This is an example message catalog for PreL3P. # # For testing purposes, PreL3P 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 be # changed. MSGLOCAL is MSGKEY translated to LANG. # # # Most messages contain arguments that represent values which are generated at # runtime or which should not be localized (such as option names). These # arguments are identified by number (%1$s, %2$s, %3$s) rather than by # position, so they may be rearranged freely in your translation # (%2$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 one or more "mcmset LANG" commands: # # mcmset LANG { # MSGKEY1 MSGLOCAL1 # MSGKEY2 MSGLOCAL2 # MSGKEY3 MSGLOCAL3 # } # # where each message is separated by any sort and amount of whitespace. # However, comments may not appear within mcmset commands. # prel3p # 1: the orphan option mcset en_us_example {Option without argument: %1$s} {Option without argument: %1$s} # 1: "-in" # 2: extraneous input argument mcset en_us_example {Too many input arguments: %1$s %2$s} {Too many input arguments: %1$s %2$s} # 1: "-out" # 2: extraneous output argument mcset en_us_example {Too many output arguments: %1$s %2$s} {Too many output arguments: %1$s %2$s} # 1: invalid option mcset en_us_example {Invalid option: %1$s} {Invalid option: %1$s} # 1: "-flag" # 2: invalid flag mcset en_us_example {Invalid flag: %1$s %2$s} {Invalid flag: %1$s %2$s} # 1: file operation error message mcset en_us_example {Cannot backup input file: %1$s} {Cannot backup input file: %1$s} # 1: PreL3P version mcset en_us_example {PreL3P %1$s Usage: prel3p Default: [-in FILE] stdin [-out FILE] stdout [-ldconfig FILE] LDRAWDIR/ldconfig.ldr [+codes none|l3p|CODE[,...]] l3p (only keep codes known by L3P) [-codes none|l3p|CODE[,...]] no replacement restriction [-map CODE:CODE] no mappings [-flag quiet] not quiet (report completion) [FILE]} {PreL3P %1$s Usage: prel3p Default: [-in FILE] stdin [-out FILE] stdout [-ldconfig FILE] LDRAWDIR/ldconfig.ldr [+codes none|l3p|CODE[,...]] l3p (only keep codes known by L3P) [-codes none|l3p|CODE[,...]] no replacement restriction [-map CODE:CODE] no mappings [-flag quiet] not quiet (report completion) [FILE]} } # prel3p::stats # 1: number of colors changed # 2: number of lines changed mcset en_us_example {Done. (Changed %1$s unique colors in %2$s lines.)} {Done. (Changed %1$s unique colors in %2$s lines.)} # prel3p::mapping # 1: "-map" # 2: invalid map argument mcset en_us_example {Invalid map argument: %1$s %2$s (should be input:output)} {Invalid map argument: %1$s %2$s (should be input:output)} # 1: "-map" # 2: invalid input code mcset en_us_example {Invalid %1$s input code: %2$s (should be an integer)} {Invalid %1$s input code: %2$s (should be an integer)} # 1: "-map" # 2: invalid output code mcset en_us_example {Invalid %1$s output code: %2$s (should be an integer)} {Invalid %1$s output code: %2$s (should be an integer)} # prel3p::ldconfig # 1: "LDRAWDIR" mcset en_us_example {Undefined environment variable: %1$s} {Undefined environment variable: %1$s} # 1: "-ldconfig" # 2: default LDRAWDIR/ldconfig.ldr path mcset en_us_example {Cannot find default %1$s file: %2$s} {Cannot find default %1$s file: %2$s} # prel3p::io # 1: file operation error message mcset en_us_example {Invalid input file: %1$s} {Invalid input file: %1$s} # 1: file operation error message mcset en_us_example {Invalid output file: %1$s} {Invalid output file: %1$s} # no messages in prel3p::colors # prel3p::codes # 1: invalid code mcset en_us_example {Invalid code: %1$s (should be an integer)} {Invalid code: %1$s (should be an integer)}