MacFormat 1994 November/macformat-018.iso/Utility Spectacular/Developer/Frontier Runtime 2.0/Frontier Runtime/Frontier Runtime.rsrc/STR#_257.txt

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Internal error.

Can’t coerce the string “^0” into a string4 because it isn’t four characters long.

Can’t call “^0” because the only script it contains is named “^1”

Can’t coerce the string “^0” into a character because it isn’t exactly one character long.

Can’t coerce the string “^0” into a number because it contains non-numeric characters.

Can’t evaluate the expression because the name “^0” hasn’t been defined.

Can’t call “^0” because there aren’t enough parameters.

Internal error -- unexpected opcode encountered (^0).

Can’t call the script because the name “^0” hasn’t been defined.

Can’t delete “^0” because it hasn’t been defined.

“^0” is too big a number to convert to a character.  Maximum is 255.

“^0” is too big a number to convert to an integer.  Maximum is 32767.

“^0” is too small a number to convert to an integer.  Minimum is -32768.

String constant isn’t correctly specified.  Must be of the form "abcd".

Character constant isn’t correctly specified.  Must be of the form 'c'.

Can’t compile this script because “^0” is an illegal character.

String must be either "true" or "false".

Can’t divide by zero.

Can’t compile this script because a ^0 occurred.

The expression is too big. Try breaking it up into several statements.

An expression is not allowed here; a variable name is required.

Can’t create a new local named “^0” because there is already a local with that name.

Can’t coerce the value to a 16-bit number.

Can’t coerce the value to an 8-bit character.

Can’t coerce the value to a 32-bit number.

Can’t coerce the value to a date.

Can’t coerce the value to a string.

Can’t coerce the value to a true or false “Boolean” value.

Can’t call “^0” because it isn’t a script.

Can’t call “^0” because there are too many parameters.

Can’t do replacement because the target window is not in edit mode.

Address value doesn’t refer to a valid table.

“^0” reported the following error:  “^2”.

Can’t send the message because ^1“^0” isn’t running or isn’t IAC-aware.

Assignment over existing ^0 object “^1” is not allowed.  Delete the object first, or use table.assign to override protection.

Can’t coerce the value to a binary value.

Can’t coerce a ^0 value to a ^1.

Can't take the negative of this type of value.

The logical ‘not’ operation is not supported with this type of value.

The “^0” verb only operates on agents.  This script is not running as an agent.

A “direction” is required here.  Examples include up, down, left, right and nodirection.

The indicated list was not a binary value of the appropriate type.

A string4 keyword or a numeric index was expected here.

“^0” is too big a number to work with.  Maximum is 2147483647.

Couldn’t complete the message to ^1“^0” because of the following error:  “^2”.

Can’t find a sub-table named “^0”.

Error in kernel call.  The verb  “^0” does not exist, or isn’t set up to handle messages.

Array references can only be applied to tables.  “^0” isn’t a table.

Array index is out of range.  The table “^0” doesn’t have an item #^1.

Can’t evaluate the array reference because the “^0” table has no item named “^1”.

Can’t determine the size of this value.

The table index is out of range.  There is no item #^0.

A positive number was expected, but a negative number was given.

Can’t pack this type of value.

Can’t unpack this type of binary value.

Can’t unpack.  You can only unpack binary values.

Internal error -- can’t pack unknown type of external value.

Internal error -- can’t unpack unknown type of external value.

Can’t send the message because the application “^0” isn’t running^1.

Can’t coerce the value to an address.

Can’t send any messages because IAC initialization failed.

Can’t use “^0” in a with statement because it isn’t a table.

Can’t get the address of “^0” because it isn’t in the object database structure.

Can’t return a ^0 as the result of a script.^1

Can’t pass a ^0 as a parameter to a script.^1

Assignment of a ^0 to another value is not allowed.  Use table.assign instead.^1

The “^0” verb can only be called by a trap script handling an incoming event.  This script is not handling an event.

The “^0” verb can only be called by a dialog item hit callback script.  This script is not handling a dialog item hit.

Couldn’t open a dialog with that id (^0).  The DLOG or DITL resource is probably missing.

Item number is out of range.  The dialog doesn’t have an item #^0.

Can’t nest more than three modal dialogs.

This operation is not supported for ^0 values.^1

Addition is not supported between values of this type.

Subtraction is not supported between values of this type.

Multiplication is not supported between values of this type.

Division is not supported between values of this type.

The “modulus” operation is not supported between values of this type.

Comparison is not supported between these two values.

Can’t specify more than ^0 tables in a single with statement. Try nesting two or more with statements instead.

Stack overflow:  ^0 stack.  If your script is recursive, make sure that it’s terminating.

Can’t send this type of value in an IAC message.

Internal error -- unknown value type received in IAC message.

Can’t coerce the binary value to this type because it isn’t exactly ^0 bytes long.

Can’t coerce the string “^0” into a point because it isn’t in the form “h, v”.

Can’t coerce the string “^0” into a rectangle because it isn’t in the form “top, left, bottom, right”.

Can’t coerce the string “^0” into an RGB because it isn’t in the form “red, green, blue”.

Can’t coerce the string “^0” into a pattern because it isn’t in the form of an 8-byte hexidecimal number.

Can’t coerce the string “^0” into a file specifier because it isn’t a valid file system path.

Can’t coerce the string “^0” into an alias because it isn’t a valid file system path.

Random number lower bound is greater than the upper bound.

Can’t operate on alias value because the system software in use does not support aliases.

Can’t operate on object specifier value because the system software in use does not support Apple events.

“^0” is not a supported key format specification.  Valid formats are 'name', 'indx' and 'prop'.

Can’t perform the operation because the address of a binary value is required here.

Can’t coerce the string “^0” into a floating point number because it isn’t in the form “1.234”.

Can’t call “^0” as an XCMD because it isn’t a binary value with binary type 'XCMD' or 'XFCN'.

Can’t call “^0” as a UCMD because it isn’t a binary value with binary type 'UCMD'.

A range of items can’t be specified here.