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; cdc 1.8 (24 Apr 1996)
; CAT Catalog Emitter $Revision: 1.20 $
;
; Catalog definitions for module "Dialog" (Dialog.Book)
;
; Original Command Line:
;
; Z:\SCALA\BIN\CDC.EXE -q -t -c -n
; C:\TMP\catch.dir\out\dialog;Z:\scala\names -i
; C:\TMP\catch.dir\include;Z:\scala\include dialog.cdl -o
; dialog.cdl.err -e CPublicHead -v -s -o
; C:\TMP\catch.dir\obj\dialog\DERIVED\dialog.h -e CPrivateHead -v -s -o
; C:\TMP\catch.dir\obj\dialog\DERIVED\INTERNAL\dialog.ph -e CPublicDoc
; -o C:\TMP\catch.dir\obj\dialog\DERIVED\dialog.doc -e CPrivateDoc -o
; C:\TMP\catch.dir\obj\dialog\DERIVED\INTERNAL\dialog.doc -e CPublicIPF
; -o C:\TMP\catch.dir\obj\dialog\DERIVED\dialog.ipf -e CPrivateIPF -o
; C:\TMP\catch.dir\obj\dialog\DERIVED\INTERNAL\dialog.ipf -e Catalog -c
; -o C:\scala\Scala\Catalogs\dialog.msg -e NameDB -o
; C:\TMP\catch.dir\out\dialog\dialog.ndb
;
; THIS FILE IS COMPUTER GENERATED, NO HUMAN GENERATED CHANGES ARE PERMITTED
;
VERSION 1
REVISION 25
LANGUAGE "ENGLISH"
NATURALNAME "Dialog"
; MMHANDLER_PressAnyKey
; Written to the splash screen in case of non-fatal errors
MSG 0x0c81a400 "Press any key to continue..."
; InternalError
; The InternalError text is a generic text that indicates that some
; totally unexpected and barely explainable (to the average user) error
; has occured.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c800400 "Internal Error"
; FileLineNum
; The FileLineNum text should be used when the user is to be told about
; a specific line in a file.
;
; There are three parameters to this text.
;
; The first parameter is the name of file in which the error was
; detected.
;
; The second parameter is the line where the error was detected.
;
; The third parameter is the name of the module that contains the file
; in which the error was detected.
MSG 0x0c800803 "(%3/%1,line %2)"
; OldBook
; The OldBook text should be used when a book cannot be opened because
; the version is older than is required.
;
; There are five parameters to this text.
;
; The first parameter is the name of the book that was being opened.
;
; The second parameter is the version number of the book that was
; found.
;
; The third parameter is the revision number of the book that was
; found.
;
; The fourth parameter is the minimum version number that was being
; requested.
;
; The fifth parameter is the minimum revision within the version that
; was being requested.
MSG 0x0c800c05 "Book %1 version is too old (%2.%3, should be %4.%5)."
; OpeningBook
; The OpeningBook text is used to identify the scope of book opening.
;
; There is one parameter to this text.
;
; The first parameter is the name of the book being opened.
MSG 0x0c801001 "Opening book %1."
; FailedFileLoad
; The FailedBookLoad is used to cover all possible failures to load a
; book.
;
; There is one parameter to this text.
;
; The first parameter is the name of the book that failed to load.
MSG 0x0c801401 "Could not load the file \"%1\"."
; BooleanParameter
; The BooleanParameter text should be used when a parameter of type
; boolean is expected, but the token is a not a parameter of type
; boolean.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c801800 "A logical parameter was expected."
; ClassNotFound
; The ClassNotFound text should be used when looking for a class by
; identification number fails.
;
; This text has a single parameter that identifies the identification
; number of the class for which the search failed.
MSG 0x0c80cc01 "Unable to find information on a class with the id 0x%1."
; DivideByZero
; The DivideByZero text should be used when a division by zero has been
; detected.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c801c00 "Division by zero was attempted"
; DuplicateEvent
; The DuplicateEvent text should be used when a name has been used for
; two different events.
;
; There is one parameter: the event name
MSG 0x0c802001 "A duplicate event name exists: \"%1\"."
; DuplicateInMerge
; The DuplicateInMerge text should be used when a name has been used by
; two different events in clusters being merged
;
; There is one parameter: the event name
MSG 0x0c817c01 "Name conflict while merging clusters: \"%1\"."
; DuplicateVariable
; The DuplicatVariable text should be used when there is an attempt to
; redefined a variable within a single scope.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c802401 "A duplicate variable exists: \"%1\"."
; EmptyCatalog
; The EmptyCatalog text should be used when a catalog file is parsed
; without other error, however, no MSG command are found in the file.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c80bc00 "The catalog file has no strings in it."
; Error
; The Error text should be used when no more exacting error text exists
;
;
; There are no parameter to this text.
MSG 0x0c802800 "Error"
; ExpressionError
; The ExpressionError text should be used when detecting an invalid
; token in an expression.
;
; There is one parameter in this text.
;
; The parameter is the illegal token.
MSG 0x0c802c01 "%1 in the expression:\n"
; BangExpressionError
; The BangExpressionError text should be used when an error occurs in
; evaluating a !-expression.
;
; There are no parameters to this text
MSG 0x0c80d000 "Can't expand !-expression:\n"
; ExprSyntaxError
; The ExprSyntaxError text should be used when a syntax error is
; detected and no more appropriate text exists.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c803000 "There is a syntax error"
; ExprNotSet
; The ExprNotSet text should be used when there is an attempt to
; evaluate an unset expression. Expressions can become unset when
; they're pasted between scripts.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c819800 "Expression has not been set"
; ExtraneousText
; The ExtraneousText text should be used when command are detected in a
; location where they would otherwise be ignored.
;
; There are no paramters to this text.
MSG 0x0c803400 "There are extraneous commands after END."
; IllegalOperator
; The IllegalOperator text should be used when an illegal operator has
; been encountered.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c803800 "There is an illegal operator"
; InvalidCatalogEntry
; The InvalidCatalogEntry should be used when an invalid entry is
; encountered in parsing a catalog.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c80c000 "There is an invalid entry in the catalog."
; InvalidFileFormat
; The InvalidFileFormat should be used when loading a file and
; encountering a problem with the file that is not attributable to
; other failures.
;
; This value can be used when the specific failing within the file is
; not useful to the user. This would be the case for files that the
; user can not edit, like books and/or EXes.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c80d400 "There is an error in the internal format of the file."
; LoopingOnOpenBook
; The LoopingOnOpenBook text should be used when there is a deadlock
; detected while opening books. While running a book's autolist
; something that requires the orginal book be completely opened has
; been encountered. This means there is a error in the books open code.
;
;
; There is a single paramter to this message. This parameter is the
; name of the book being opened.
MSG 0x0c80b402 "Recursion was detected: trying to open %1 while in %1's autolist."
; MissingComma
; The MissingComma text should be used when expecting a comma, but some
; other token is encountered.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c803c00 "A ',' is missing."
; MissingQuote
; The MissingQuote text should be used when expecting a quote and some
; other token is encountered.
;
; There are no paramters to this text.
MSG 0x0c80c400 "A \" is missing."
; MissingComment
; The MissingComment text should be used if a } is expected and some
; other token has been detected instead.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c804000 "A '*/' is missing."
; MissingEND
; The MissingEND text should be used if an END is expected and some
; other token is detected.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c804400 "An END command is missing."
; MissingEVENT
; The MissingEVENT text should be used if an EVENT is required, but
; some other token has been detected instead.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c804800 "An EVENT was expected."
; MissingLParenthesis
; The MissingLParenthesis text should be used when a left parenthesis
; is expected but some other token is detected.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c804c00 "A '(' is missing."
; MissingRParenthesis
; The MissingRParenthesis text should be used when a right parenthesis
; is expected but some other token is detected.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c805000 "A ')' is missing."
; MissingSemicolon
; The MissingSemicolon text should be used when a semicolon is expected
; but some other token is detected.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c805400 "A ';' is missing."
; NotVariable
; The NotVariable text should be used when the last token was expected
; to be a variable, but is not.
;
; There are no parameter to this text.
MSG 0x0c805800 "This is not a variable:"
; NumericParameter
; The NumbericParameter text should be used when a parameter that is
; numberic is expected, but the token is not a paramter that is
; numeric.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c805c00 "A numeric parameter was expected."
; OutOfMem
; The OutOfMem text should be used when there is a failure to allocate
; memory and there is no error that specifies the type of memory that
; is being allocated.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c806000 "Not enough memory is available."
; PureVirtual
; The PureVirtual text should be used if there is an attempt to
; instantiate a pure virtual class without it being subclassed.
;
; The end user should never see such an error, since if all execution
; paths are tested this will be wrung out during testing.
;
; The first parameter to this text is the name of the class that failed
; to instantiate. It would be best if the CLASS_NAME_xxx macro that is
; created by CDC is used to replace this value.
MSG 0x0c80d801 "%1 is a pure virtual class. Someone has attempted to create it without subclassing it."
; RemoveEXError
; The RemoveEXError text should be used when there is an attempt to
; remove an EX that is currently being used.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c806401 "The %1 EX is in use and cannot be turned off."
; ScriptError
; The ScriptError text should be used when there is an error in a
; script.
;
; There are two parameters to this text.
;
; The first parameter is the name of the file in which the error was
; encountered.
;
; The second parameter is ths line number within the file, where the
; error occured.
MSG 0x0c806802 "There is an error in script file \"%1\", line %2\n"
; ScriptPageErr
; The ScriptPageErr text should be used to report the page an error
; occurred on.
;
; There is one parameter to this text.
;
; The first parameter is the name of the page in which the error was
; encountered.
MSG 0x0c817401 "Page \"%1\":\n"
; ScriptCmdErr
; The ScriptCmdErr text should be used to report the page an error
; occurred on.
;
; There is one parameter to this text.
;
; The first parameter is the name of the page in which the error was
; encountered.
MSG 0x0c817801 "Command \"%1()\":\n"
; StringNotTerminated
; The StringNotTerminated text should be used if it can be determined
; that a string has been begun, but not terminated.
;
; There are no paramters to this text.
MSG 0x0c806c00 "A string was not terminated."
; StringParameter
; The StringParameter text should be used whn a parameter of type
; string is expected, but the token is not a parameter of type string.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c807000 "A string parameter was expected."
; SyntaxError
; The SyntaxError text should be used if there is a syntax error and no
; more specific text can be used.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c807400 "Syntax incorrect."
; TypeMismatch
; The TypeMismatch text should be used when a variable is being used in
; a means that is inappropriate for its type.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c807800 "There is a type mismatch"
; BadParameters
; The BadParameters text should be used when an array or function fails
; in its parse of its parameters
;
; There is one parameter to this text.
;
; The parameter is the name of the variable/function.
MSG 0x0c809801 "Incorrect parameters were given for \"%1\""
; UndefinedEvent
; The UndefinedEvent text should be used when the last even parsed is
; not yet defined.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c807c01 "Event \"%1\" has not been defined."
; UndefinedVariable
; The UndefinedVariable text should be used when an undefined variable
; is encountered.
;
; There is one parameter to this text.
;
; The parameter is the name of the variable that is not yet defined.
MSG 0x0c808001 "The variable \"%1\" is undefined"
; UnknownCommand
; The UnknownCommand text should be used when the last command parsed
; is not recognized.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c808401 "The command \"%1\" is unknown."
; UnknownOption
; The UnknownOption text should be used when the last option parsed is
; not known.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c808801 "The option \"%1\" is unknown."
; UnknownEnum
; The UnknownEnum text should be used when the last option parsed is
; enum whose value isn't in the list.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c809c01 "The enumerated value \"%1\" is not valid."
; AtomSaveError
; The AtomSaveError text is output by the player as part of a scope
; when an atom fails to save.
;
; There are 2 parameters: the event name (or "<unnamed>"), and the
; class name.
MSG 0x0c80a002 "Event \"%1\" of class %2 failed to save."
; SaveNotAllowed
; The SaveNotAllowed text is output by the player when someone tries to
; save a password-protected script without the password.
;
; There are no parameters.
MSG 0x0c81a000 "Saving a locked script is not allowed."
; SaveGotoDisconnected
; The SaveGotoDisconnected text is output by the player when a
; disconnected Goto() command cannot be saved.
;
; There are no parameters.
MSG 0x0c819400 "A Goto() with no destination cannot be saved."
; WillBreakBranch
; The WillBreakBranch text is output by the player when a Paste or
; Group operation will require that a Goto or Use be broken.
;
; There are no parameters
MSG 0x0c819c00 "Warning: this operation will make a Goto impossible.\nDo you wish to set the Goto to <None>, or do you wish to Cancel the operation?"
; ParameterRange
; The ParameterRange error is used to indicate that a parameter was
; outside of its supplied range. It is only generated if the caller
; uses ForceIntegerParamRange(). GetIntegerParamRange() silently clips
; to the range.
;
; There are three parameters: the out-of-range-value, the minimum
; value, and the maximum value. It must have a newline at the end since
; it may be followed by an expression.
MSG 0x0c80a403 "Parameter value %1 is not in the range %2 to %3."
; ArrayIndexOutOfRange
; The ArrayIndexOutOfRange error is used to indicate that an array
; index was outside of its supplied range.
;
; There are three parameters: the variable name, the
; out-of-range-value, and the maximum value. FIX! should include the
; line number somehow
MSG 0x0c80b803 "Index %2 is not valid for array %1 (max index %3)."
; IllegalGotoGroup
; The IllegalGotoGroup error is used to indicate that an illegal goto
; command was attempted
;
; There are no parameters. FIX! should include event name/line!
MSG 0x0c818000 "Illegal Goto - cannot go to Group members."
; IllegalGoto
; The IllegalGoto error is used to indicate that an illegal goto
; command was attempted where the destination was not visible.
;
; There is one parameter, the name of the destination FIX! should
; include event name/line!
MSG 0x0c818401 "Illegal Goto - destination \"%1\" not visible"
; IndexNotSpecified
; The IndexNotSpecified error is used to indicate that an array index
; was not specified in a variable reference.
;
; There is one parameter: the variable name. FIX! should include the
; line number somehow
MSG 0x0c80c801 "Index not specified for array %1."
; NotAScript
; The NotAScript error is used when a script doesn't begin with
; !ScalaScript.
;
; There is one parameter, the filename.
MSG 0x0c80a801 "\"%1\" is not a Scala script."
; ScriptNotLoaded
; The ScriptNotLoaded error is used when a script didn't load, and no
; other error is still outstanding.
;
; There is one parameter, the filename.
MSG 0x0c818801 "Script \"%1\" could not be loaded."
; ScriptLoadAborted
; The ScriptLoadAborted error is used when a script didn't load because
; the user requested an abort.
;
; There are no parameters
MSG 0x0c818c00 "Script load aborted."
; ScriptNotBinary
; The ScriptNotBinary error is used when a script didn't load because
; the Scala version is only allowed to load encrypted scripts.
;
; There are no parameters
MSG 0x0c819000 "This version of Scala can only load ScalaBinary files."
; Abort
; The Abort text should be used to ask the user if an action should be
; terminated.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c808c00 "Abort"
; Continue
; The Continue text should be used to ask the user if an action should
; be resumed.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c809000 "Continue"
; ContinueQuiet
; The ContinueQuiet text should be used to ask the user if the action
; should be continued and we should nolonger seek confirmations.
;
; There are no parameters to this text.
MSG 0x0c809400 "Continue Quietly"
; FauxError
; The FauxError text should be used if there is a need to provide an
; error to keep an alert from happening, but no real error condition
; exists
MSG 0x0c80ac00 "No real error, just trying to prevent alerts.\nYou should not be seeing this."
; MMHANDLER_ScalaError
; Scala Error message
MSG 0x0c80b000 "Scala Error"
; LONG_Sunday
; The Sunday text is used for the 'first' day of the week, also known
; as the Christian day of rest.
MSG 0x0c80dc00 "Sunday"
; LONG_Monday
; The Monday text is used for the 'second' day of the week. In the
; Western world this is generally refered to as the start of the work
; week.
MSG 0x0c80e000 "Monday"
; LONG_Tuesday
; The Tuesday text is used for the 'third' day of the week.
MSG 0x0c80e400 "Tuesday"
; LONG_Wednesday
; The Wednesday text is used for the 'fourth' day of the week.
; Sometimes this is refered to as 'hump' day as this day is generally
; regarded as the middle of a 'typical Western' work week. The name
; comes from the fact that by the end of the day you are passed the
; mid-point, or hump of the work week.
MSG 0x0c80e800 "Wednesday"
; LONG_Thursday
; The Thursday text is used for the 'fifth' day of the week.
MSG 0x0c80ec00 "Thursday"
; LONG_Friday
; The Friday text is used for the 'sixth' day of the week. This is the
; typical end of the work week in the Western world. Sundown also marks
; the start of the Jewish sabbeth for the orthodox members of this
; religion.
MSG 0x0c80f000 "Friday"
; LONG_Saturday
; The Saturday text is used for the 'seventh' day of the week. In the
; Western world this is view as the start of the weekend.
MSG 0x0c80f400 "Saturday"
; LONG_January
; The January text is used for the first month of the year of the
; Julian calendar.
MSG 0x0c80f800 "January"
; LONG_February
; The February text is used for the second month of the year of the
; Julian calendar.
MSG 0x0c80fc00 "February"
; LONG_March
; The March text is used for the third month of the year of the Julian
; calendar. This is the month of the vernal equinox.
MSG 0x0c810000 "March"
; LONG_April
; The April text is used for the fourth month of the year of the Julian
; calendar.
MSG 0x0c810400 "April"
; LONG_May
; The May text is used for the fifth month of the year of the Julian
; calendar.
MSG 0x0c810800 "May"
; LONG_June
; The June text is used for the sixth month of the year of the Julian
; calendar. This is the month of the summer solstice.
MSG 0x0c810c00 "June"
; LONG_July
; The July text is used for the seventh month of the year of the Julian
; calendar.
MSG 0x0c811000 "July"
; LONG_August
; The August text is used for the eighth month of the year of the
; Julian calendar.
MSG 0x0c811400 "August"
; LONG_September
; The September text is used for the ninth month of the year of the
; Julian calendar. This is the month of the atumnal equinox.
MSG 0x0c811800 "September"
; LONG_October
; The October text is used for the tenth month of the year of the
; Julian calendar.
MSG 0x0c811c00 "October"
; LONG_November
; The November text is used for the eleventh month of the year of the
; Julian calendar.
MSG 0x0c812000 "November"
; LONG_December
; The December text is used in the twelveth month of the year of the
; Julian calendar. This is the month of the winter solstice.
MSG 0x0c812400 "December"
; SHORT_Sunday
; The Sunday text is used for the 'first' day of the week, also known
; as the Christian day of rest.
MSG 0x0c812800 "Sun"
; SHORT_Monday
; The Monday text is used for the 'second' day of the week. In the
; Western world this is generally refered to as the start of the work
; week.
MSG 0x0c812c00 "Mon"
; SHORT_Tuesday
; The Tuesday text is used for the 'third' day of the week.
MSG 0x0c813000 "Tue"
; SHORT_Wednesday
; The Wednesday text is used for the 'fourth' day of the week.
; Sometimes this is refered to as 'hump' day as this day is generally
; regarded as the middle of a 'typical Western' work week. The name
; comes from the fact that by the end of the day you are passed the
; mid-point, or hump of the work week.
MSG 0x0c813400 "Wed"
; SHORT_Thursday
; The Thursday text is used for the 'fifth' day of the week.
MSG 0x0c813800 "Thu"
; SHORT_Friday
; The Friday text is used for the 'sixth' day of the week. This is the
; typical end of the work week in the Western world. Sundown also marks
; the start of the Jewish sabbeth for the orthodox members of this
; religion.
MSG 0x0c813c00 "Fri"
; SHORT_Saturday
; The Saturday text is used for the 'seventh' day of the week. In the
; Western world this is view as the start of the weekend.
MSG 0x0c814000 "Sat"
; SHORT_January
; The January text is used for the first month of the year of the
; Julian calendar.
MSG 0x0c814400 "Jan"
; SHORT_February
; The February text is used for the second month of the year of the
; Julian calendar.
MSG 0x0c814800 "Feb"
; SHORT_March
; The March text is used for the third month of the year of the Julian
; calendar. This is the month of the vernal equinox.
MSG 0x0c814c00 "Mar"
; SHORT_April
; The April text is used for the fourth month of the year of the Julian
; calendar.
MSG 0x0c815000 "Apr"
; SHORT_May
; The May text is used for the fifth month of the year of the Julian
; calendar.
MSG 0x0c815400 "May"
; SHORT_June
; The June text is used for the sixth month of the year of the Julian
; calendar. This is the month of the summer solstice.
MSG 0x0c815800 "Jun"
; SHORT_July
; The July text is used for the seventh month of the year of the Julian
; calendar.
MSG 0x0c815c00 "Jul"
; SHORT_August
; The August text is used for the eighth month of the year of the
; Julian calendar.
MSG 0x0c816000 "Aug"
; SHORT_September
; The September text is used for the ninth month of the year of the
; Julian calendar. This is the month of the atumnal equinox.
MSG 0x0c816400 "Sep"
; SHORT_October
; The October text is used for the tenth month of the year of the
; Julian calendar.
MSG 0x0c816800 "Oct"
; SHORT_November
; The November text is used for the eleventh month of the year of the
; Julian calendar.
MSG 0x0c816c00 "Nov"
; SHORT_December
; The December text is used in the twelveth month of the year of the
; Julian calendar. This is the month of the winter solstice.
MSG 0x0c817000 "Dec"