

# General

fatalerr:Fatal error (%s%d, %s)
nooserr:No OS error

# This is used when an OS call is used to access a file 
# but fails with no OS error (eg because a directory was found).
notfile:File not found

# This is used when a file is tested for being readable, writeable
# and not locked against deletion, before attempting to open it
locked:Locked



# (re)initiallisation errors. 

Xreadtd:Failed to read main data file (%s)
Xmemchh:WimpSlot too small or file corrupt
Xmemdict:Insufficient memory to start
Xmaindata:Failed to read main data.  You can only import new data by dragging to iconbar.


# failure to access main data file.  

Xreadch:Failed to access main data (%s) - must exit

# Importing text errors/messages - can't even start

nottext:You can only import text files
Ximport:Failed to read file (%s)
Xmemimp:Not enough memory for import
wsscrap:Wimp$Scrap
wscrapf:<Wimp$Scrap>
Xwscrap:Wimp$scrap must be set to import data directly from another program

# Importing text errors/messages - syntax errors for text file

badchar:Disallowed control code %d
nocolon:Can't find any keywords
badfstkw:Bad first keyword
badkw:Bad keyword after keyword '%s'
entend:Expected %c at end of entry '%s'
bigentry:Entry for '%s' is too long
misabbr:Missing abbreviation in entry '%s'
badabbr:Expected %c at end of abbreviation '%s' in entry '%s'
unkabbr:Unknown abbreviation '%s' in entry %s
twoabbr:Two abbreviations '%s' in entry '%s'
expsemi:Expected %c at end of list in entry '%s'
misssyn:Missing synonym/antonym in entry '%s'
bigsyn:Synonym/antonym too long (max 32 chars) in entry '%s'
zerosyns:No synonyms or antonyms for keyword '%s'
lotssyns:Too many synonyms/antonyms for keyword '%s'
twokeyws:Repeated keyword '%s'

# Importing text errors/messages - creating new data

msgfrmth:Message from Thesaurus
okoverw:File '%s' contains %d keywords and %d synonyms/antonyms.  Ok to overwrite existing data?
Xopennd:Failed to open file for new data (%s)
Xnewdata:Failed to create new data file (%s)
# The last one, probably due to a write error is 
# nasty since old data is lost


# Importing word errors

Ximpram:RAM transfer failed (%s)
Ximpfil:File load failed (%s)
badimpkw:Can't find a keyword in imported data
kwnottxt:You can only import plain text as a keyword

# Exporting data as text

txtfname:Thesaurus
Xexpdata:Can't export Thesaurus data (%s)



# abbreviations for parts of speech.  Max 4 chars, no spaces.
# From version 1.10 on, 15 rather than 16 allowed.
# In version 1.23, a new convention added to deal with antonyms.
# Abbreviations starting with an upper case letter are regarded as 
# parts of speech for antonyms rather than synonyms.  The antonym
# ones should follow the synonym ones.  Likewise, the antonym lists
# should follow the synonym lists in textual data.  

abbr1:noun
abbr2:verb
abbr3:adj
abbr4:adv
abbr5:intj
abbr6:conj
abbr7:prep
abbr8:
abbr9:
abbr10:Noun
abbr11:Verb
abbr12:Adj
abbr13:Adv
abbr14:
abbr15:

# The following "message" controls the way that keywords are
# sorted.  It also affects the way the data is compressed, so can
# only be changed by exporting data as text, quitting program,
# deleting old compressed data,  changing message, and
# reimporting.  NB the final comma for last group.

# Each allowed character is given two numbers, a main and a
# secondary number.  Characters not appearing below get their
# ASCII number as their main and 0 as their secondary number. 
# Characters appearing below get the ASCII number of the first
# character in their group as their main number, and a number
# 0,1,2,.. according to their position in their group as their 
# secondary number.  Words are then sorted using the main
# numbers; if they compare equal the secondary numbers are used.

# Eg  ...resume,rsum,resumption,.. romantic,Romantic,...

kwsort:aA,bB,cC,dD,eE,fF,gG,hH,iI,jJ,kK,lL,mM,nN,oO,pP,qQ,rR,sS,tT,uU,vV,wW,xX,yY,zZ,


# menu entries

ibarMT:Thesaurus
ibarME:>Info,>Export,Quit


