
General Comments about this file:

	1. This file contains all messages and program constants for the sun3279
		product and for its sub-component pcft (file transfer).  It does not
		contain anything for the keyboard mapper (sunke).

	2. Messages occupy message numbers 0 thru bfff and d000 thru ffff.
		Constants occupy c000 thru cfff ("c" for "constants").

	3. Messages can be anything and are usually just that, messages.
		Per the sunmsg facility, the string returned when they are
		referenced is in dynamic storage whose content will change
		at next	message fetch call.

	4. Constants are either actual constants such as the spelling
		of the pgm name to use in invoking the keyboard-mapper or are
		strings which must reside in static storage such as strings
		which appear as text in widgets.  At startup, sun3279 and pcft
		pre-fetch all msg numbers c000 thru cfff and make internal
		static copies of all that exist and then reference these
		internal copies (instead of calling sunmsg) when these
		msg numbers (the constants) are needed at runtime.  This
		concept of a "constants" region and static storage for all
		msgs in it is peculiar to sun3279 and pcft, it is not a
		property of sunmsg.   Naturally, only constants which the
		user need have the ability to change appear in this file.
		Constants which could never change, such as the name of
		the environment variable "HOME", do not appear and are
		hard-coded in the programs.

		All constants should have no sunmsg-level substitution
		constructs (%s, %d, etc.) within them since their pre-
		fetching is	done w/o any substitution arg vals in the
		sun_get_msg() call.






MESSAGE:

B3270000         
@(#)B327_msglib	1.22 11 Jul 1994

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

This message records the SCCS version of the Sun3270 message database.

EFFECT:

None.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270001         
Usage: %s [-h host-name] [-l LU-name] [-p PU-name [-n Port-number]] [-t trace-flag] [-dbcs | -w] [[-L | -W] EUC-table-filename]

PARAMETERS:

1. Program name

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Unable to parse command line options.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Check Sun3270 Configuration and User's Manual for correct usage.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270002         
Connection closed by PU2 Server.

PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Socket connection to the SunPU2 server has closed.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Verify the status of the SunPU2 server application.  Verify the network
connection between the local system and the SunPU2 server system.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270003         
Open LU=%s PU=%s Port=%d Host=%s failed.    errno=%d  sun_errno=%x

PARAMETERS:

1. LU name
2. PU name
3. Port Number
4. Host name
5. UNIX errno
6. Sun errno

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Socket connection attempt to the SunPU2 server has failed.  Possible reasons
are:
1. Host name is unknown.
2. TCP/IP Port number not defiined in the /etc/services file.
3. TCP/IP Port number does not match on local system and SunPU2 server system.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

1. Verify the Host name of the SunPU2 server system.
2. Verify the /etc/services file for the service name "sun_pu2_espd".
3. Verify the /etc/services file on the SunPU2 server system.  Be sure
   the port number assignment on the local system matches the server system.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270004         
 sun_fsm - invalid screen owner

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:

PROGRAM_NAME

CAUSE:

Internal logic error in the Sun3270 application.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Contact Sun Systems Technical Support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270005         
Send to PU2 Server    errno=%d sun_errno=%x

PARAMETERS:

1. UNIX errno
2. Sun errno

OPTIONS:

PROGRAM_NAME
TIME

CAUSE:

Failed send to SunPU2 server.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Contact Sun Systems Technical Support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270006         
Quit.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

User requested termination of Sun3270 application.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270007         
PU2 Server disconnect.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

PROGRAM_NAME
TIME

CAUSE:

Disconnect from the SunPU2 server.  Possible causes are:
1. Local network failure.
2. SunPU2 server application termination.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application waits for reconnection.

ACTION:

1. Verify the status of the local network via ping command to SunPU2 server
   system.
2. Verify the status of the SunPU2 server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270008         
Unknown LU - %s  PU - %s  Port - %d

PARAMETERS:

1. LU name
2. PU name
3. Port Number

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Open port to SunPU2 server failed, due to unknown LU or PU/Port

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application attempts reconnection.

ACTION:

Verify the configuration of the SunPU2 server and check the vailidity of the 
requested LU or PU/Port.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270009         
Unavailable LU - %s  PU - %s  Port - %d

PARAMETERS:

1. LU name
2. PU name
3. Port Number

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Open port to SunPU2 server failed, possible reasons are:
1.  LU is not configured in the PU2 server configuration.
2.  LU is configured as type 0, 1, or 3 in PU2 server configuration.
3.  LU is already in use by another client application.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application attempts reconnection.

ACTION:

1. Verify SunPU2 configuration for the requested LU, ensure LU name or PU name
   and port number combination are accurate.
2. Verify the SunPU2 configuration for LU directive specifies lutype = 2. 
3. Verify the status of the requested LU via sunop.  The status reported
   should be ACTIVE.  If the status is ACTIVE/ATTACHED then the LU is 
   already in use.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327000a         
Open Port internal error. Possible licensing problem.  Sense: %x

PARAMETERS:

1. Open Port Sense Code

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Open port to SunPU2 server failed, internal error.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

Contact Sun Systems Technical Support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327000b         
Error from move(%d,%d)

PARAMETERS:

1. Row
2. Column

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

CURSES library error moving cursor to location (x,y) on the screen.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

Terminal window created/resized too small to support the addressed location.
Create terminal window of bigger size.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327000c         
Error from addch(%d, %d)

PARAMETERS:

1. Row
2. Column

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

CURSES library error adding character at location (n,m) on the screen.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

Terminal window created/resized too small to support the addressed location.
Create terminal window of bigger size.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327000d         
Error from refresh

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

CURSES library error refreshing the screen.
 
EFFECT:
 
Sun3270 application terminates.
 
ACTION:

Contact Sun Systems Technical Support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327000e         
Invalid FSM state transition

PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Finite State Transition internal error.
 
EFFECT:
 
Sun3270 application terminates.
 
ACTION:

Contact Sun Systems Technical Support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327000f         
Please enter screen dump file:

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

User requested dump screen to file.
 
EFFECT:
 
Sun3270 waits for user input of file name.
 
ACTION:

Enter file name for sceen dump.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270010         
Error opening file %s

PARAMETERS:

1. File path

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error on file open for user requested screen dump.
 
EFFECT:
 
Sun3270 screen dump fails.
 
ACTION:

Verify directory exists, and write permission access.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270011         
Write error on screen dump

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error on file write for user requested screen dump.
 
EFFECT:
 
Sun3270 screen dump fails.
 
ACTION:

Verify file space availability.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270012         
Error from mvaddch(%d, %d)

PARAMETERS:

1. Row
2. Column

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

CURSES library error moving to and adding character at location (n,m) on the 
screen.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

Terminal window created/resized too small to support the addressed location.
Create terminal window of bigger size.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270013         
Strike return key to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

User requested screen dump completed.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application waits for user input.

ACTION:

Touch return key to continue the Sun3270 application.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270014         
Dumping screen to file...

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

User requested screen dump in progress....

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application informational message.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270015         
SSCP-LU Session NOT active.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

User input while the SSCP-LU session is inactive.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 sounds alarm and ignores user input.

ACTION:

Verify the VTAM status of the attached LU.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270016         
Usage: %s [-h host-name] [-n Port-number] [-t trace-flag] [-dbcs | -w] [[-L | -W] EUC-table-filename]

PARAMETERS:

1. Program name

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Unable to parse command line options.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Check Sun3270 Configuration and User's Manual for correct usage.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
MESSAGE:

B3270017         
Usage: %s [-h host-name] [-l LU-name] [-p PU-name [-n Port-number]] [-t trace-flag] [-dbcs | -w] [[-L | -W] EUC-table-filename]

PARAMETERS:

1. Program name

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Unable to parse command line options.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Check Sun3270 Configuration and User's Manual for correct usage.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270018         
Usage: %s [-h host-name] [-n Port-number] [-t trace-flag] [-dbcs | -w] [[-L | -W] EUC-table-filename]

PARAMETERS:

1. Program name

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Unable to parse command line options.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Check Sun3270 Configuration and User's Manual for correct usage.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270019
Locale %s not supported by this application.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

1. Unix locale name of locale under which this app was invoked.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

This Unix locale name is not one of those known to this app when run
in DBCS mode.  This message will appear only if app is being run in
DBCS mode (ie. with -w or -dbcs switch or with .dbcsMode resource
set to "on").

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Check the current locale on your system or try running this app in
non-DBCS mode.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270050         
BSC Library write error, errno=%d bsc_errno=%x

PARAMETERS:

1. Unix errno
2. bsclib errno

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error writing message to the SunCU Server.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Verify the status of the SunCU application.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270051         
BSC CU unknown device: Device:%s CU:%s

PARAMETERS:

1. Device Name
2. CU Name

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error connecting to the SunCU Server, requested Device/CU unknown.

EFFECT:

SunX3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Verify the SunCU application configuration for Device/CU names.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270052         
BSC CU device unavailiable: Device:%s CU:%s

PARAMETERS:

1. Device Name
2. CU Name

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error connecting to the SunCU Server, requested Device/CU unavailable.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Verify the status of the SunCU application Device/CU via the suncuop.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270053         
BSC CU open internal error: status:%x

PARAMETERS:

1. Open return status

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error connecting to the SunCU Server, internal error.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

If condition persists, contact Sun Systems Technical Support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270054         
BSC CU device busy: Device:%s CU:%s

PARAMETERS:

1. Device Name
2. CU Name

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error connecting to the SunCU Server, requested Device/CU busy.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application termination.

ACTION:

Verify the status of the SunCU application Device/CU via the suncuop.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270100
Not even one useable font in normal font pool.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Every font listed in the Normal font pool was either not found or was not a 
fixed-width font.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in the Normal font pool are present on your system
and that they all are fixed-width fonts.   The place to check is:

     -- If running under Sunview,  the full pathname of each font
	is called out in the font pool and that's where each would
        be.   Usually, all are in  /usr/lib/fonts/fixedwidthfonts.

     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc.),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270101
Not even one useable font in the OIA font pool.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Every font listed in the OIA font pool was either not found or was not a 
fixed-width font.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in the OIA font pool are present on your system
and that they all are fixed-width fonts.   The place to check is:
     -- If running under Sunview,  the full pathname of each font
	is called out in the font pool and that's where each would
        be.   Usually, all are in  /usr/lib/fonts/fixedwidthfonts.
     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc.),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270102
Not even one useable font in the bold font pool.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

You have invoked the emulator in monochrome mode (-m) or are running it
on monochrome hardware and every font listed in the bold font pool was
either not found, was not a fixed-width font, or had no matching normal
font of same height and width.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in the bold font pool are present on your system,
that they all are fixed-width fonts, and that for each there is a font of the
same height and width in the normal font pool.   The place to check is:
     -- If running under Sunview,  the full pathname of each font
        is called out in the font pool and that's where each would
        be.   Usually, all are in  /usr/lib/fonts/fixedwidthfonts.
     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270103
Bold font %s has no corresponding normal font of same height and width.  Font will not be used.

PARAMETERS:

1. Name of the font in the bold font pool having this error.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Self explanatory.

EFFECT:

The indicated bold font will not be used during this run of the emulator.

ACTION:

Either add a font into the normal font pool that has the same height and width
as the bold font indicated in this message or remove the this font from the
bold font pool.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270105
The .fontPoolNormal resource (or its default) yielded no useable fonts.
           Will use the fallback value for .fontPoolNormal which is "%s".

PARAMETERS:

1. Fallback value for .fontPoolNormal.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Self explanatory.

EFFECT:

The value specified for the .fontPoolNormal resource (explicitly or via its
default value) yielded no useable font.  Thus emulator will retry using the
indicated ultimate fallback value.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in the normal font pool are present on your system
and that they all are fixed-width fonts.   The place to check is:
     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270106
The .fontPoolBold resource (or its default) yielded no useable fonts.
           Will use the fallback value for .fontPoolBold which is "%s".

PARAMETERS:

1. Fallback value for .fontPoolBold.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Self explanatory.

EFFECT:

The value specified for the .fontPoolBold resource (explicitly or via its
default value) yielded no useable font.  Thus emulator will retry using the
indicated ultimate fallback value.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in the bold font pool are present on your system,
that they all are fixed-width fonts, and that for each there is a font of the
same height and width in the normal font pool.   The place to check is:
     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270107
The .fontPoolOIA resource (or its default) yielded no useable fonts.
           Will use the fallback value for .fontPoolOIA which is "%s".

PARAMETERS:

1. Fallback value for .fontPoolOIA.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Self explanatory.

EFFECT:

The value specified for the .fontPoolOIA resource (explicitly or via its
default value) yielded no useable font.  Thus emulator will retry using the
indicated ultimate fallback value.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in the OIA font pool are present on your system
and that they all are fixed-width fonts.  The place to check is:
     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270110
Unable to create stipple for emulator window's matte.  Matte will be solid.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Unable to create internal stippling pattern for emulator's surround matte.

EFFECT:

No stippling pattern will be used, ie. the surround matte will be solid.

ACTION:

This is a failure in XCreateBitmapFromData() so check the memory available
to your X server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270120
Unable to alloc color for ICID %d.  Using White instead.

PARAMETERS:

1. The internal color id (ICID) that could'nt be allocated.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Unable to XAllocColor a shareable color slot for given emulator color.

EFFECT:

White will be used on screen for that color.

ACTION:

Check X-server configuration.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270121
Unable to alloc color for ICID %d.  Using Black instead.

PARAMETERS:

1. The internal color id (ICID) that could'nt be allocated.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Unable to XAllocColor a shareable color slot for given emulator color.

EFFECT:

Black will be used on screen for this color since it's the Background color.

ACTION:

Check X-server configuration.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270130
Err in getservbyname() during opening of ehllapi for %s.  errno = %d.

PARAMETERS:

1. The ehllapi server name being opened.
2. The value in errno from this failure of getservbyname().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in the getservbyname() call in opening ehllapi part of emulator.

EFFECT:

ehllapi will be disabled during this run of the emulator.

ACTION:

Check your /etc/services file.   There should be a "tcp" entry
in it for all 8 possible ehllapi server names,  ie. for server
names  sunehllapiA  through  sunehllapiH.


----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270131
Error in socket() during opening of ehllapi for %s.  errno = %d.

PARAMETERS:

1. The ehllapi server name being opened.
2. The value in errno from this failure of socket().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in the socket() call in opening ehllapi part of emulator.

EFFECT:

ehllapi will be disabled during this run of the emulator.

ACTION:

Check system resources.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270132
Getting errno=EADDRINUSE from bind() during opening of ehllapi for %s.

PARAMETERS:

1. The ehllapi server name being opened.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure of EADDRINUSE in the bind() call in opening ehllapi part of emulator.

EFFECT:

ehllapi will be disabled during this run of the emulator.

ACTION:

Use a different EHLLAPI session or terminate the application using the
specified EHLLAPI name.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270133
Warning: Got error in setsockopt() during opening of ehllapi for %s.  errno = %d.

PARAMETERS:

1. The ehllapi server name being opened.
2. The value in errno from this failure of setsockopt().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in the setsockopt() call in opening ehllapi part of emulator.

EFFECT:

ehllapi part of emulator will proceed onward with its opening.  May still 
fail to open.

ACTION:

Notify Sun support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270134
Error in bind() during opening of ehllapi for %s.  errno = %d.

PARAMETERS:

1. The ehllapi server name being opened.
2. The value in errno from this failure of bind().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in the bind() call in opening ehllapi part of emulator.

EFFECT:

ehllapi will be disabled during this run of the emulator.

ACTION:

Make sure EHLLAPI services are listed in /etc/services (e.g. sunehllapiA).

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270140
Keyboard map filename (-k or .kbdMapFilename) too long.  Limit is %d chars.


PARAMETERS:

1. Maximum number of characters allowed in a keyboard map filename.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Too long a keyboard map filename has been given in the  -k  switch or in the
.kbdMapFilename  X-resource.

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Use a name of the indicated number of characters or less in your
-k switch and/or in the  .kbdMapFilename  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270141
Unable to obtain a keyboard map file.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

At emulator startup, neither the keyboard map file (if any) specified
in -k or .kbdMapFilename or the default map file could be found or,
if found, was valid and error-free.  Thus this emulator is unable to
obtain a useable keyboard map file.

EFFECT:

The emulator will be unable to run.

ACTION:

Check preceeding message(s) to this one for why no keyboard mapping file
could be obtained and correct the problem(s) indicated.
***NOTE:  This message currently will never occur since both the X
          Windows and the ASCII-terminal versions of this emulator
          have built-in internal maps to which they will fall back
          should both the -k file and the default fail.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270142
Problems with the specified keyboard map file %s.
           Will use the default map file instead.

PARAMETERS:

The filename that you specified in -k or .kbdMapFilename.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The keyboard map file specified in -k or .kbdMapFilename could not be
found or contained errors and thus is not useable.  Often the cause
is a mistake in what you specified to -k or in .kbdMapFilename resource.

EFFECT:

The emulator will not use the indicated keyboard map file but instead
will try to locate and use the default map file.

ACTION:

First, check what you specified to -k or in .kbdMapFilename.  If incorrect,
retry this emulator using correct values.  Otherwise, check the message(s)
preceeding this one.  They will indicate whether the indicated file simply
could not be found or had errors and, if the latter, will state what those
errors were.  This should guide you in correcting the problem.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270143
Unable to find the default keyboard map file.
           Will use a basic internal map instead.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to find the default map file in any of the directories listed
in PATH environment variable.  If using the X Windows version of this
emulator, the search is for a file named "sunkeMap" in $PATH.
If using the ASCII terminal version of this emulator, the search is for
a file named "sun3270map".

EFFECT:

The emulator will use a built-in internal map.  This map is a basic
one and is appropriate for North American English.

ACTION:

Place a map file named "sunkeMap" (or "sun3270map" in the
ASCII-terminal version of this emulator) into one of the directories
listed in $PATH,  or add a new directory containing this file to $PATH.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270144
Problems with the default keyboard map file.
           Will use a basic internal map instead.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The default keyboard map file was located but was not of valid format
or contained errors and thus is not useable.

EFFECT:

The emulator will use a built-in internal map.  This map is a basic
one and is appropriate for North American English.

ACTION:

Message(s) preceeding this one will indicate what problems or errors were
encountered in the default file.  Follow the actions indicated under those
error numbers, correct the errors or problems and then retry this 
emulator.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270145
File %s is a scancode based keyboard map file done for Microsoft(c) Windows
           or some other non X Window environment.

PARAMETERS:

Filename of the keyboard map file being accessed.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The file was located and is a valid sun3270x keyboard map file but it is
scancode based and was done for Microsoft(c) Windows or some other non
X Window environment.  A scancode based map file must have been done for
the X Window environment to be useable by sun3270x.

EFFECT:

The indicated map file will not be used.  If this is not the default
map file, this emulator will try to use the default map file.  If it
is the default map file, emulator will use its built-in internal map.

ACTION:

Specify a different file as the keyboard map file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

3270146
Unable to open keyboard map file %s.  errno=%d.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename passed to fopen().
2. The value placed into errno by fopen()'s failure.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to open specified keyboard map file.  The most common reason is
that file does not exist.  errno=2 when that is the problem.  Another
problem is errno=13 which means you do not have read access to the file.

EFFECT:

The indicated map file will not be used.  If this is not the default
map file, this emulator will try to use the default map file.  If it
is the default map file, emulator will use its built-in internal map.

ACTION:

If errno=2, the problem is that you have used -k or .kbdMapFilename and the
file you specified does not exist.  Check what you specified in -k or
.kbdMapFilename and, if incorrect, retry this emulator using correct
values.  If correct, cause the file you expected to exist to actually
exist and retry this emulator.  For other values in errno, consult
/usr/include/sys/errno.h for what problem the value indicates, correct
the problem, and retry this emulator.  errno=13 means you do not have
read permission for the indicated file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270147
I/O error in reading keyboard map file %s.  errno=%d.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename passed to fread().
2. The value placed into errno by fread()'s failure.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Error in an fread() call.

EFFECT:

The indicated map file will not be used.  If this is not the default
map file, this emulator will try to use the default map file.  If it
is the default map file, emulator will use its built-in internal map.

ACTION:

Consult /usr/include/sys/errno.h to determine what kind of error the value
in errno indicates.  Correct the indicated problem and retry this emulator.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270148
File %s is not a keyboard map file.

PARAMETERS:

Filename of the supposed keyboard map file.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The file was located but is not a keyboard map file, at least not for any
Sun products.  Only the X Windows version of emulator issues this message.

EFFECT:

The indicated map file will not be used.  If this is not the default
map file, this emulator will try to use the default map file.  If it
is the default map file, emulator will use its built-in internal map.

ACTION:

Specify a different file as the keyboard map file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270149
File %s is a keyboard map file for Sun5250 or some other Sun product.

PARAMETERS:

Filename of the keyboard map file being accessed.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The file was located and is a valid Sun keyboard map file, but is a map
file for the Sun5250 emulator or some other Sun product.  Only a map file
for Sun3270 is acceptable.

EFFECT:

The indicated map file will not be used.  If this is not the default
map file, this emulator will try to use the default map file.  If it
is the default map file, emulator will use its built-in internal map.

ACTION:

Specify a different file as the keyboard map file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270150
Unable to load font %s.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the font which failed to load.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in the XLoadFont() call to load the font.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

Font was OK during emulator startup (else emulator would have rejected it then)
so this error indicates "runtime" loss of that font in the X-server.
Try restarting the application and see if problem persists.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270151
Font %s could not be found.  Font will not be used.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the font which could not be found.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

During the checkout of all fonts in the font pools at emulator startup, this
particular font could not be found on your system.

EFFECT:

The indicated font will not be used during this run of the emulator.

ACTION:

Choose only fonts available to X-server.  Use xlsfonts to list available fonts.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270152
Font %s is not fixed width.  Font will not be used.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the font which is not a fixed-width font.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

During the checkout of all fonts in the font pools at emulator startup, this
 particular font was found to not be a fixed-width font.

EFFECT:

The indicated font will not be used during this run of the emulator.

ACTION:

Choose only fonts with fixed-widths (character cells).

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270153
In the %s font pool, font %s has same height and width as font %s and hence will not be used.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the font pool in which same-size font was detected.
2. The name of the font whose hgt/wid is same as an earlier font in that pool.
3. The name of the earlier font.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Two (or more) fonts of same hgt/wid were given in the indicated font pool.

EFFECT:

The indicated font will not be used during this run of the emulator.

ACTION:

Remove one or the other of these fonts from the indicated font pool.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270154
Unable to load fontSet %s.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

1. The fontList for the fontSet which failed to create.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in the XCreateFontSet() call to load the fontSet.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

This fontSet was OK during emulator startup (else emulator would not have
formed it) so this error indicates "runtime" loss of that font(s) in the X-server.
Try restarting the application and see if problem persists.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270155
File %s is a keyboard map file for Sun3270 but is of a more recent format
           level than those supported by the sun3270x you have invoked.

PARAMETERS:

Filename of the keyboard map file being accessed.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The file was located and is a valid Sun3270 keyboard map file, but is of
of a more recent format level than those which the version of sun3270x
you have invoked will support.  The file was created by a more recent
release of the Sun3270 software.

EFFECT:

The indicated map file will not be used.  If this is not the default
map file, this emulator will try to use the default map file.  If it
is the default map file, emulator will use its built-in internal map.

ACTION:

Specify a different file as the keyboard map file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

32700156
Unable to open "old style" (.cv) DBCS map file %s.  errno=%d.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename passed to fopen() which is fname given in the -L invoke
    switch or the .legacyDbcsEucTableFilename resource.
2. The value placed into errno by fopen()'s failure.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to open specified "old style" DBCS map file.  The most common
reason is that file does not exist.  errno=2 when that is the problem.
Another problem is errno=13 which means you do not have read access to
the file.

EFFECT:

The indicated map file will be ignored and this emulator will continue
its run without it and without the -W (.dbcsEucTableFilename) file as
well.   Emulator's internal map will be used.

ACTION:

If errno=2, the problem is that the filename specified on the -L invoke
switch or in the .legacyDbcsEucTableFilename resource does not exist.
Check what you specified in -L or .legacyDbcsEucTableFilename and, if
incorrect, retry this emulator using correct values.  If correct, cause
the file being specified actually exist and retry this emulator.  For
other values in errno, consult /usr/include/sys/errno.h for what problem
the value indicates, correct the problem, and retry this emulator.
errno=13 means you do not have read permission for the indicated file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270157
I/O error in reading "old style" (.cv) DBCS map file %s.  errno=%d.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename passed to fopen() which is fname given in the -L invoke
    switch or the .legacyDbcsEucTableFilename resource.
2. The value placed into errno by fread()'s failure.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Error in an fread() call.

EFFECT:

The indicated map file will be ignored and this emulator will continue
its run without it and without the -W (.dbcsEucTableFilename) file as
well.   Emulator's internal map will be used.

ACTION:

Consult /usr/include/sys/errno.h to determine what kind of error the value
in errno indicates.  Correct the indicated problem and retry this emulator.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

32700158
Unable to open DBCS map file %s.  errno=%d.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename passed to fopen() which is fname given in the -W invoke
    switch or the .dbcsEucTableFilename resource.
2. The value placed into errno by fopen()'s failure.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to open specified DBCS map file.  The most common reason is that
file does not exist.  errno=2 when that is the problem. Another problem
is errno=13 which means you do not have read access to the file.

EFFECT:

The indicated map file will be ignored and this emulator will continue
its run without by using its internal map instead.

ACTION:

If errno=2, the problem is that the filename specified on the -W invoke
switch or in the .dbcsEucTableFilename resource does not exist.
Check what you specified in -W or .dbcsEucTableFilename and, if
incorrect, retry this emulator using correct values.  If correct, cause
the file being specified actually exist and retry this emulator.  For
other values in errno, consult /usr/include/sys/errno.h for what problem
the value indicates, correct the problem, and retry this emulator.
errno=13 means you do not have read permission for the indicated file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270159
I/O error in reading DBCS map file %s.  errno=%d.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename passed to fopen() which is fname given in the -W invoke
    switch or the .dbcsEucTableFilename resource.
2. The value placed into errno by fread()'s failure.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Error in an fgets() call.

EFFECT:

The indicated map file will be ignored and this emulator will continue
its run without it by using its internal map instead.

ACTION:

Consult /usr/include/sys/errno.h to determine what kind of error the value
in errno indicates.  Correct the indicated problem and retry this emulator.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327015a
%s line %d:  More than 2 tokens in line, all but first 2 ignored.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename of DBCS map file (-W file) being processed.
2. Line number within that file which contains the err being reported.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

User entered more than two "tokens" on indicated line of indicated DBCS map file.

EFFECT:

The indicated line in the map file will be ignored but map file will otherwise
be processed normally.

ACTION:

Correct the error in the indicated line.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327015b
%s line %d:  First token not "%s" or valid DBCS codepoint, line ignored.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename of DBCS map file (-W file) being processed.
2. Line number within that file which contains the err being reported.
3. Spelling of the "charset" statement.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The first token in a DBCS map file must be the word "charset" or must be a valid
IBM DBCS codepoint value, the latter being any positive value in the range 0x0000
thru 0xffff.

EFFECT:

The indicated line in the map file will be ignored but map file will otherwise
be processed normally.

ACTION:

Correct the error in the indicated line.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327015c
%s line %d:  Second token not valid EUC charset number, line ignored.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename of DBCS map file (-W file) being processed.
2. Line number within that file which contains the err being reported.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

On a line in a DBCS map file whose first token is the word "charset", the
second token must be a valid EUC character set number.  Valid EUC character
set numbers are 0, 1, 2, and 3.

EFFECT:

The indicated line in the map file will be ignored but map file will otherwise
be processed normally.

ACTION:

Correct the error in the indicated line.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327015d
%s line %d:  Second token not valid EUC character index value, line ignored.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename of DBCS map file (-W file) being processed.
2. Line number within that file which contains the err being reported.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

On a line in a DBCS map file whose first token is an IBM DBCS codepoint value,
the second token must be a valid EUC character index value which of any positive
value from 0x0000 thru 0xffff.   That was not the case in the line indicated in
this message.

EFFECT:

The indicated line in the map file will be ignored but map file will otherwise
be processed normally.

ACTION:

Correct the error in the indicated line.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270200
Failure initializing applications display widgets.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

A preceeding message has been issued explaining why failure will be 
returned by him.

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Check preceeding message(s) to this one for information on why
initialization is returning failure.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270201
Host name too long.  Limit is %d chars.


PARAMETERS:

1. Maximum number of characters allowed in a host name.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Too long a hostname has been given in the  -h  switch or in the
.hostName  X-resource  (latter applies only if running in X Windows).

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Use a name of the indicated number of characters or less in your
-h switch and/or in the  .hostName  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270202
LU name too long.  Limit is %d chars.


PARAMETERS:

1. Maximum number of characters allowed in an LU name.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Too long an LU name has been given in the  -l  switch or in the
.luName  X-resource  (latter applies if only running in X Windows).

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Use a name of the indicated number of characters or less in your
-l switch and/or in the  .luName  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270203
PU name too long.  Limit is %d chars.


PARAMETERS:

1. Maximum number of characters allowed in a PU name.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Too long a PU name has been given in the  -p  switch or in the
.puName  X-resource  (latter applies only if running in X Windows).

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Use a name of the indicated number of characters or less in your
-p switch and/or in the  .puName  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270204
Keyboard map filename too long.  Limit is %d chars.


PARAMETERS:

1. Maximum number of characters allowed in a keyboard map filename.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Too long a keyboard map filename has been given in the  -k  switch or in the
.kbdMapFilename  X-resource  (latter applies only if running in X Windows).

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Use a name of the indicated number of characters or less in your
-k switch and/or in the  .kbdMapFilename  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270205
ehllapi name %s is invalid.


PARAMETERS:

1. The ehllapi session name one is asking the emulator to be an ehllapi server
   for.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

An invalid ehllapi session name ("short name") has been given in the -e switch
or in the  .ehllapiName  X-resource  (latter applies only if running in X 
Windows).

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Valid ehllapi names are a single character uppercase A through H.  Make sure
you use such in your -e switch and/or in the .ehllapiName X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270206
asciiEbcdic Table %s not found.  Default table will be used.


PARAMETERS:

1. The filename of the ascii-to-ebcdic file that couldn't be found or read.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

The ascii-to-ebcdic mapping table given in the -a switch or in the
.asciiEbcdicTableFilename X-resource can not be found or read.


EFFECT:

The emulator will use its built-in default mapping table.

ACTION:

Specify an existant and validly constructed ascii-to-ebcdic mapping file in your
-a switch and/or the  .asciiEbcdicTableFilename  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270207
Dump Screen series filename too long.  Limit is %d chars.


PARAMETERS:

1. Maximum number of characters allowed in a Dump Screen series filename.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Too long a filename has been given in the  -d  switch or in the
.dumpScreenSeriesFilename  X-resource  (latter applies only if running in 
X Windows).

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Use a name of the indicated number of characters or less in your
-a switch and/or in the  .dumpScreenSeriesFilename  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270208
Dump Screen fixed filename too long.  Limit is %d chars.


PARAMETERS:

1. Maximum number of characters allowed in a Dump Screen fixed filename.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Too long a filename has been given in the  -D  switch or in the
.dumpScreenFixedFilename  X-resource  (latter applies only if running in X 
Windows).

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Use a name of the indicated number of characters or less in your
-D switch and/or in the  .dumpScreenFixedFilename  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270209
Unrecognized invocation line args:  %s .


PARAMETERS:

1. All unaccepted invocation line tokens.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Invalid switches were given in the emulator's invocation line.


EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

A "usage" listing of the most important switches will follow this message.
They should be adequate for getting the emulator into operation.  Consult
the emulator documentation for additional switches.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327020a
PU port number was given without giving a PU name.


PARAMETERS:

1. None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Port number was given via the -n switch or the .portNumber X-resource but no
PU name was specified by -p switch or .puName X-resource.  If a port is
specified, a PU name must also be specified.


EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

When specifying a port number, be sure to also specify a PU name.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327020b
Piped Dump Screen command string too long.  Limit is %d chars.


PARAMETERS:

1. Maximum number of characters allowed in a piped Dump Screen command string.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Too long a filename has been given in the .dumpScreenFixedFilename X-resource.

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Use a command string of the indicated number of characters or less in your
.dumpScreenFixedFilename  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270210
Unable to read in a keyboard mapping file.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error within readMapFile().  A preceeding message has been issued by
readMapFile() explaining why failure will be returned by him.

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Check preceeding message(s) to this one for information on why
no keyboard mapping file could be read.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270211
Unable to create a pipe for file transfer.  File transfer will be unavailable during this run.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error within pipe() system call.

EFFECT:

File transfer will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Check permissions of the application in the current working directory.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270212
Unable to create a main X-window.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error in XCreateWindow() call.

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Check X-server configuration.  Make sure user-id has window creating
capablities.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270213
Unable to create icon from icon bitmap file %s.  Program's default icon will be used.


PARAMETERS:

1. The filename of the user-requested icon bitmap file.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

The icon bitmap file specified in the .iconFilename X-resource can not be found or read.
Specifically,  XReadBitmapFile() returned failure upon that filename.


EFFECT:

The emulator will use its built-in default icon.

ACTION:

Specify an existant and validly constructed bitmap file in the .iconFilename
X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270214
Unable to create icon from application's default icon data.  System's default icon will be used.


PARAMETERS:

 None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

XCreateBitmapFromData() failure upon program's internal default-icon data.


EFFECT:

The emulator will use system's default icon.

ACTION:

Notify Sun support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270215
(Warning) Unknown child pid=%d has died.  Death ignored.


PARAMETERS:

The PID of the child process.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Death of unrecognized child process.


EFFECT:

The child process death ignored.  Program continues to run as usual.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270216
X-server error during fetch of data for Paste.  Paste key hit being ignored.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error in XGetWindowProperty().  X-server may not have sufficient memory to
support transfer of the amount of data user is attempting to paste.

EFFECT:

The Paste key hit will be ignored.

ACTION:

Try cutting and pasting text in smaller pieces.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270217
Error in reading tty input,  errno = %d.  Can not continue.

PARAMETERS:

1. The value is errno.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error in read() upon stdin.

EFFECT:

The program will cease operation and exit.

ACTION:

Check TTY connections.  Check TTY configuration.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270218
Using default keyboard map file "sunkeMap" and can't find it anywhere in PATH.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Unable to find a file named  "sunkeMap"  anywhere in PATH environment variable. 

EFFECT:

The program will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Move "sunkeMap" into directory specified in PATH, or, add new directory
containing "sunkeMap" to PATH.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270219
Unable to open keyboard map file %s.

PARAMETERS:

 Filename passed to fopen().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Unable to open specified map file.

EFFECT:

The program will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270220
I/O error in reading keyboard mapping file %s.

PARAMETERS:

Filename passed to fread().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error in an fread() call.

EFFECT:

The program will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Check file integrity.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270221
File %s is not a valid keyboard map file.  File not read in.

PARAMETERS:

Filename of supposed keyboard map file.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

File is not a valid "sunke" format keyboard map file.

EFFECT:

The program will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Specify a different file as the keyboard map file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270222
The %s font pool already has limit of %d fonts,  font %s is being ignored.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the font pool that is already full.
2. The maximum number of fonts that can be placed into that pool.
3. The name of the font that is being ignored since pool is full.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Too many fonts named in indicated font pool.

EFFECT:

The indicated font will not be used during this emulator run.

ACTION:

Specify fewer fonts in this font pool.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270223
Unable to create keyboard mapper child process,  errno=%d.  Unable to run the keyboard mapper.

PARAMETERS:

1. The value in errno upon return from vfork().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in vfork() call.

EFFECT:

The keyboard mapper not invoked.

ACTION:

Check total number of processes supported by system.  Are you reaching this
limit?  Check your PATH environment directories:  make sure "sunke" exists.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270224
Unable to create file-transfer child process,  errno=%d.  Unable to run file-transfer.

PARAMETERS:

1. The value in errno upon return from vfork().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in vfork() call.

EFFECT:

File-transfer not invoked.

ACTION:

Check total number of processes supported by system.  Are you reaching this
limit?  Check your PATH environment directories:  make sure "pcft" exists.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270225
Unable to create piped Dump Screen child process,  errno=%d.  Unable to run piped Dump Screen.

PARAMETERS:

1. The value in errno upon return from vfork().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in vfork() call.

EFFECT:

No screen dump was made.

ACTION:

Switch to one of the other 3 modes of dump screen  (interactive, series, or
fixed).

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270226
Unable to create needed popup X-window.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

X-server error.

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Check X-server configuration.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270227
Can't find or create requested cursor %s.  Will use default.

PARAMETERS:

1. The X cursor name that could not be found or created.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Most likely:   Unrecognizeable cursor name in the X-resources or X-server unable
to create any further cursors.

EFFECT:

Default color for the resource will be used.

ACTION:

Check X-server configuration.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270228
Can't find or create default cursor %s.  Will use root window's cursor.

PARAMETERS:

1. The default X cursor name that could not be found or created.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Most likely:   X-server not recognizing some normal X cursor names or unable
to create any additional cursors.

EFFECT:

The display root window's cursor will be used.

ACTION:

Check X-server configuration.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270229
Unable to create pipe for piped Dump Screen.  Unable to run piped Dump Screen.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in pipe() call.

EFFECT:

No screen dump was made.

ACTION:

Switch to one of the other 3 modes of dump screen  (interactive, series, or 
fixed).

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327022a
Unable to open file %s for Dump Screen output, errno=%d.  Dump Screen not performed.

PARAMETERS:

1. The filename to be opened for Dump Screen output.
2. The value in errno.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in fopen() call.

EFFECT:

No screen dump was made.

ACTION:

Specify a different filename for the current Dump Screen mode you are using or
switch to one of the other Dump Scren modes (available only if running in X 
Windows).

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327022b
Error in write() while dumping screen, errno=%d.  Entire screen not dumped.

PARAMETERS:

1. The value in errno.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in write() call.

EFFECT:

Only a partial screen dump has been made.

ACTION:

Specify a different filename for the current Dump Screen mode you are using or
switch to one of the other Dump Scren modes (available only if running in X 
Windows).

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327022c
Unable to open temp file %s for displaying keyboard mapping.  Keyboard mapping can not be displayed.

PARAMETERS:

Pathname of the temp file that won't open.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in fopen() call.

EFFECT:

Display of keyboard mapping not performed.

ACTION:

Check write permissions of Sun3270 for indicated directory.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327022d
Unable to create %s shell process,  errno=%d.  Unable to run escape to shell.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the shell to be run.
2. The value in errno upon return from fork().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in fork() call.

EFFECT:

No escape to shell performed.

ACTION:

Check total number of processes supported by system.  Are you reaching this
limit?  Check your PATH environment directories:  make sure "sh" exists.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327022e
You may use  %s  for a display of the keyboard mapping.

PARAMETERS:

1. The key sequence currently mapped to the "Help" key.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

This message appears as information to user for 1 second each time this program
begins execution in either Curses or SunView.   It does not appear when running
in X Windows.

EFFECT:

Informational only.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327022f
(Warning) Keyboard map file %s is not of current format/content level.

PARAMETERS:

Filename of keyboard map file being used by this run.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Format level of file is below that which the version being run of this
program expects to see.

EFFECT:

The program will run but some keys may no operate as a viewing of the
keyboard mapping would indicate.

ACTION:

Try other keyboard map files.  If all else fails, a new map file can be created
from scratch with the -g plus -c switches (ie. from ascii input files).  Refer
to the documentation.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270230
execve() failure, errno=%d.  Most likely, shell program /bin/sh can't be found.

PARAMETERS:

1. The value in errno after the failed execve().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

The execve() call failed.  

EFFECT:

The keyboard mapper was not invoked but operation of the emulator itself
will not be impacted.

ACTION:

Most likely, the executable /bin/sh could not be found.
If that does not appear to be the problem,  use the errno value listed
in this message to determine the problem more specifically.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270231
execve() failure, errno=%d.  Most likely, pcft not found in $PATH.

PARAMETERS:

1. The value in errno after the failed execve().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

The execve() call failed.  

EFFECT:

File transfer was not invoked but operation of the emulator itself
will not be impacted.

ACTION:

Most likely, the executable (pcft) for file transfer could not be found
so check first that it exists in $PATH.   If that does not appear to be the problem,
use the errno value listed in this message to determine the problem more specifically.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270232
execve() failure, errno=%d.  Most likely, the shell pgm /bin/sh can't be found.

PARAMETERS:

1. The value in errno after the failed execve().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

The execve() call failed.  

EFFECT:

Piped-mode dump screen was not invoked but operation of the emulator itself
will not be impacted.

ACTION:

Most likely, the executable (/bin/sh) for shell to be used could not be found.
If that does not appear to be the problem,  use the errno value listed in this
message to determine the problem more specifically.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270233
execve() failure, errno=%d.  Most likely, the shell program %s can't be found.

PARAMETERS:

1. The value in errno after the failed execve().
2. The name of the executable in the execve() call.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

The execve() call failed.  

EFFECT:

Escape to shell was not performed but operation of the emulator itself
will not be impacted.

ACTION:

The shell to be escaped to is that specified by $SHELL.
Most likely, the problem is that it could not be found.
If that does not appear to be the problem,  use the errno value listed in this
message to determine the problem more specifically.  In any case, you may wish
to try specifying a different shell executable in $SHELL.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270234
invalid model type %d specified

PARAMETERS:

1. The model type specified.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

The modelType (-S) specified a value outside the range of 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5.

EFFECT:

The modelType parameter is ignored, and the application terminates.

ACTION:

Correct the modelType (-S) parameter specification.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270235
Device name too long.  Limit is %d chars.

PARAMETERS:

1. The device name length limit.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

The devName (-T) specified exceed the maximum length.

EFFECT:

The devName parameter is ignored, and the application terminates.

ACTION:

Correct the devName (-T) parameter specification.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270236
Control Unit name too long.  Limit is %d chars.

PARAMETERS:

1. The Control Unit name length limit.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

The cuName (-p) specified exceed the maximum length.

EFFECT:

The cuName parameter is ignored, and the application terminates.

ACTION:

Correct the cuName (-p) parameter specification.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270237
Unable to create user button child process,  errno=%d.  Unable to run user button.

PARAMETERS:

1. The value in errno upon return from vfork().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in vfork() call.

EFFECT:

No screen dump was made.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270238
Failure in fopen() on file \"%s\",  errno = %d.  Printed output not sent to it.\n

PARAMETERS:

1. The filename to be opened for printed output.
2. The value in errno.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in fopen() call.

EFFECT:

Emulator's invocation switches and/or resources requested the printing
of one or more of the following to the indicated file name but, due to
this error, that printing has not been done:  1) emulator's ebcdic/ascii
translation table,  2) its ehllapi ebcdic/ascii translation table, 3) its
widget tree structure.

ACTION:

Specify a different filename in your -O (.printOutputFilename) switch/resource
or omit that switch/resource to cause this output to go to the screen (stdout).

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270240
Keyboard filename (-K or .kbdFilename) too long.  Limit is %d chars.


PARAMETERS:

1. Maximum number of characters allowed in a keyboard filename.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Too long a keyboard filename has been given in the  -Z  switch or in the
.kbdFilename  X-resource.

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Use a name of the indicated number of characters or less in your
-Z switch and/or in the  .kbdFilename  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270241
Unable to obtain a keyboard file.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

At emulator startup, neither the keyboard file (if any) specified
in -K or .kbdFilename or the default file could be found or,
if found, was valid and error-free.  Thus this emulator is unable to
obtain a useable keyboard file.  This message can occur only when
using the X Windows version of this emulator.

EFFECT:

The emulator will be unable to run.

ACTION:

Check preceeding message(s) to this one for why no keyboard file
could be obtained and correct the problem(s) indicated.
***NOTE:  This message currently will never occur since this emulator
          has built-in internal keyboard data to which it can fall back
          should both the -Z file and the default file fail.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270242
Problems with the specified keyboard file %s.
           Will use the keyboard file directory or the default file instead.

PARAMETERS:

The filename that you specified in -Z or .kbdFilename.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The keyboard file specified in -Z or .kbdFilename could not be
found or contained errors and thus is not useable.  Often the cause
is a mistake in what you specified to -Z or in .kbdFilename resource.

EFFECT:

The emulator will not use the indicated keyboard file but instead
will try to locate and use a file in the keyboard directory (-z)
or will use the default keyboard file.

ACTION:

First, check what you specified to -Z or in .kbdFilename.  If incorrect,
retry this emulator using correct values.  Otherwise, check the message(s)
preceeding this one.  They will indicate whether the indicated file simply
could not be found or had errors and, if the latter, will state what those
errors were.  This should guide you in correcting the problem.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270243
Unable to find the default keyboard file.
           Will use internal keyboard data instead.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to find the default file in any of the directories listed
in PATH environment variable.  If using the X Windows version of this
emulator, the search is for a file named "sunkeKbd" in $PATH.
This message does not occur in the ASCII terminal version of this emulator.

EFFECT:

The emulator will use built-in internal keyboard data.  Some 3270 keys
may not be accessible because of this.  Also, the Keyboard Mapper function
of the emulator will not be able to display a picture of your keyboard.

ACTION:

Place a map file named "sunkeKbd" into one of the directories
listed in $PATH,  or add a new directory containing this file to $PATH.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270244
Problems with the default keyboard file.
           Will use internal keyboard data instead.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The default keyboard file was located but was not of valid format
or contained errors and thus is not useable.

EFFECT:

The emulator will use built-in internal keyboard data.  Some 3270 keys
may not be accessible because of this.  Also, the Keyboard Mapper function
of the emulator will not be able to display a picture of your keyboard.

ACTION:

Message(s) preceeding this one will indicate what problems or errors were
encountered in the default file.  Follow the actions indicated under those
error numbers, correct the errors or problems and then retry this 
emulator.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270245
File %s is a keyboard file for some other keyboard than the one you are using.

PARAMETERS:

Filename of the keyboard file being accessed.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The file was located and is a valid sun3270x keyboard file, but was done for
a keyboard other than the one on the X Window display you have specified in
this invocation of sun3270x.  It is actually the combination of keyboard and
which X Server that determines whether a keyboard file is appropriate.  Thus
the keyboard file you have accessed was either done for a truly different
keyboard (usually the case) or was done for the the same keyboard but for a
different X Server on the same machine, for example the MIT server running
on a Sun verses the X Server from Sun.

EFFECT:

The indicated file will not be used.  If this is not the default
keyboard file, this emulator will try to use the default file.  If
this is the default keyboard file, emulator will use its built-in
internal keyboard data.

ACTION:

Specify a different file as the keyboard file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270246
Unable to open keyboard file %s.  errno=%d.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename passed to fopen().
2. The value placed into errno by fopen()'s failure.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to open specified keyboard file.  The most common reason is
that file does not exist.  errno=2 when that is the problem.  Another
problem is errno=13 which means you do not have read access to the file.

EFFECT:

The indicated file will not be used.  If this is not the default
keyboard file, this emulator will try to use the default file.  If
this is the default keyboard file, emulator will use its built-in
internal keyboard data.

ACTION:

If errno=2, the problem is that you have used -Z or .kbdFilename and the
file you specified does not exist.  Check what you specified in -Z or
.kbdFilename and, if incorrect, retry this emulator using correct
values.  If correct, cause the file you expected to exist to actually
exist and retry this emulator.  For other values in errno, consult
/usr/include/sys/errno.h for what problem the value indicates, correct
the problem, and retry this emulator.  errno=13 means you do not have
read permission for the indicated file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270247
I/O error in reading keyboard file %s.  errno=%d.

PARAMETERS:

1. Filename passed to fread().
2. The value placed into errno by fread()'s failure.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Error in an fread() call.

EFFECT:

The indicated file will not be used.  If this is not the default
keyboard file, this emulator will try to use the default file.  If
this is the default keyboard file, emulator will use its built-in
internal keyboard data.

ACTION:

Consult /usr/include/sys/errno.h to determine what kind of error the value
in errno indicates.  Correct the indicated problem and retry this emulator.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270248
File %s is not a keyboard file.

PARAMETERS:

Filename of the supposed keyboard file.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The file was located but is not a keyboard file, at least not for any
Sun products.  Only the X Windows version of emulator issues this
message.

EFFECT:

The indicated file will not be used.  If this is not the default
keyboard file, this emulator will try to use the default file.  If
this is the default keyboard file, emulator will use its built-in
internal keyboard data.

ACTION:

Specify a different file as the keyboard file.  If file encountered
during scan of keyboard directory (-z), you should remove it from
that directory.  Otherwise this message will continue to occur.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270249
File %s is a keyboard file done for Microsoft(c) Windows or some other
           non X Window environment.

PARAMETERS:

Filename of the keyboard file being accessed.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The file was located and is a valid Sun keyboard file, but is a keyboard
file done for Microsoft(c) Windows or some other non X Window environment.
Only keyboard files done for X Window environment are acceptable to sun3270x.

EFFECT:

The indicated file will not be used.  If this is not the default
keyboard file, this emulator will try to use the default file.  If
this is the default keyboard file, emulator will use its built-in
internal keyboard data.

ACTION:

Specify a different file as the keyboard file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270255
File %s is a keyboard file for Sun3270 but is of a more recent format
           level than those supported by the sun32700x you have invoked.

PARAMETERS:

Filename of the keyboard file being accessed.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The file was located and is a valid Sun3270 keyboard file, but is of
of a more recent format level than those which the version of sun3270x
you have invoked will support.  The file was created by a more recent
release of the Sun3270 software.

EFFECT:

The indicated file will not be used.  If this is not the default
keyboard file, this emulator will try to use the default file.  If
this is the default keyboard file, emulator will use its built-in
internal keyboard data.

ACTION:

Specify a different file as the keyboard file.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270256
Error(s) in processing dbcsEuc Table %s.  Default internal table will be used.


PARAMETERS:

1. The filename of the dbcs-to-euc file that couldn't be found or processed.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

The dbcs-to-euc mapping table given in the -W switch or in the
.dbcsEucTableFilename X-resource can not be found or successfully processed.


EFFECT:

The emulator will use its built-in default mapping table.

ACTION:

Specify an existant and validly constructed dbcs-to-euc mapping file in your
-W switch and/or the  .dbcsEucTableFilename  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270257
Error(s) in processing legacy dbcsEuc Table %s.  Default internal table will be used.


PARAMETERS:

1. The filename of the legacy dbcs-to-euc file that couldn't be found or processed.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

The legacy dbcs-to-euc mapping table given in the -L switch or in the
.legacyDbcsEucTableFilename X-resource can not be found or successfully processed.


EFFECT:

The emulator will use its built-in default mapping table.

ACTION:

Specify an existant and valid legacy dbcs-to-euc mapping file in your
-L switch and/or the  .legacyDbcsEucTableFilename  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270258
Unrecognized value ("%s") given on .desiredImStyle resource/switch. Default on-the-spot style will be used.


PARAMETERS:

1. The value given on the .desiredImStyle resource (or the -desiredImStyle invoke switch).

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

A value other than one of the 3 recognized values was given.  The three recognized
 values are "onspot", "offspot", and "root".


EFFECT:

The emulator will use its default on-the-spot input method style.

ACTION:

Specify one of the recognized values on the .desiredImStyle resource or the
 -desiredImStyle invoke switch.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270259
Couldn't open the X Input Method, unable to continue this DBCS run.


PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

A failure of the XOpenIM() call during emulator startup.


EFFECT:

The emulator immediately exits.

ACTION:

Check the locale under which you are invoking this emulator and check that
 the correct X Input Method server is running on your machine or network
 for that locale.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327025a
Couldn't create an Input Context, unable to continue this DBCS run.


PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

A failure of the XCreateIC() call during emulator startup.


EFFECT:

The emulator immediately exits.

ACTION:

It is very unusual for this error to occur.  You might try removing some
 processes from your machine and retry this emulator or reboot and try
 again.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327025b
Widget hierarchy of program "%s".


PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER


CAUSE:

This is not an error.  It is 1st line of the header message in the output
 produced by the "printWidgetTree" invoke option of this emulator.


EFFECT:

None.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327025c
Indentation indicates hierarchy structure and the widget class and instance
name is given for each widget.  Use them in the resource files for "%s".


PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER


CAUSE:

This is not an error.  It is 2nd and 3rd line of the header message in the output
 produced by the "printWidgetTree" invoke option of this emulator.


EFFECT:

None.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327025d
Widget Instance Name


PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER


CAUSE:

This is not an error.  It is the column header for the Widget Instance
 Name column of the output produced by the "printWidgetTree" invoke option
 of this emulator.


EFFECT:

None.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327025e
Widget Class Name


PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER


CAUSE:

This is not an error.  It is the column header for the Widget Class
 Name column of the output produced by the "printWidgetTree" invoke option
 of this emulator.


EFFECT:

None.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327025f
End of widget hierarchy of program "%s".


PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER


CAUSE:

This is not an error.  It is closing footer message line in the output
produced by the "printWidgetTree" invoke option of this emulator.


EFFECT:

None.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270300
Font pattern %s does not match any fonts.  Pattern ignored.

PARAMETERS:

1. The font pattern which did not match any fonts.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

During the checkout of all fonts in the font pools at emulator startup, this
particular font pattern did not match any fonts known to the X-server you
are using.

EFFECT:

The indicated font pattern has been ignored.

ACTION:

Correct any typing and wildcarding errors in this font pattern.  If pattern
is correct, check the Font Path of the X-server you are using.  Also use
xlsfonts and xfontsel to list available fonts on that server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270301
Font %s could not be found.  Font will not be used.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the font which could not be found.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

During the checkout of all fonts in the font pools at emulator startup, this
particular font could not be found on your system.

EFFECT:

The indicated font will not be used during this run of the emulator.

ACTION:

Choose only fonts available to X-server. Use xlsfonts and xfontsel to list
available fonts.  Check the Font Path of your X-server (use xset fp).

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270302
Font pattern %s matches only variable width fonts.  Pattern ignored.

PARAMETERS:

1. The font pattern which matched only variable width fonts.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

During the checkout of all fonts in the font pools at emulator startup, this
 particular font was found to not be a fixed-width font.

EFFECT:

The indicated font pattern has been ignored.

ACTION:

Correct any typing and wildcarding errors in this font pattern.  If pattern
is correct, you might try using xlsfonts and xfontsel to list available
fonts that match it or to locate an alternative font pattern that does
reference fixed-width fonts.  xfontsel is particularly useful for this.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270303
Font %s is not fixed width.  Font will not be used.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the font which is not a fixed-width font.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

During the checkout of all fonts in the font pools at emulator startup, this
 particular font was found to not be a fixed-width font.

EFFECT:

The indicated font will not be used during this run of the emulator.

ACTION:

Choose only fonts with fixed-widths (character cells).

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270304
Font pattern %s matches only fonts whose hgt or width exceed max height (%d) or
		   width (%d) allowed when the Load Programmed Symbols structured field
		   is enabled.  Pattern ignored.

PARAMETERS:

1. The font pattern which matched only fonts of too large a height
	or width for when Load Programmed Symbols support is enabled.
2. The maximum height for X fonts used by this application when the Load
    Programmed Symbols structured field has been enabled.
3. The maximum width for X fonts used by this application when the Load
    Programmed Symbols structured field has been enabled.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

You are running this application with support for the Load Programmed
Symbols structured field enabled which places limits upon the heights
and widths of X fonts that this application can use and the indicated
font pattern matches only fonts which exceed these limits in height
and/or width.

EFFECT:

The indicated font pattern will be ignored and not used.  In most cases,
you can treat this message as merely informational and not a serious error
since you usually have specified enough other patterns that missing just
one patterns will have little effect.

ACTION:

As mentioned above, you can usually treat this message as merely
informational and need not try to eliminate it.  If you do wish to
eliminate it, remove the indicated pattern from the X resource values
for the font pools.   Of course, if you do not enable Load Programmed
Symbols, this message will never occur since then this application can
use X fonts of any height and width.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270305
Font %s exceeds max height (%d) or width (%d) allowed when the Load Programmed
    	   Symbols structured field is enabled.  Font will not be used.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the offending font.
2. The maximum height for X fonts used by this application when the Load
    Programmed Symbols structured field has been enabled.
3. The maximum width for X fonts used by this application when the Load
    Programmed Symbols structured field has been enabled.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

You are running this application with support for the Load Programmed
Symbols structured field enabled which places limits upon the heights
and widths of X fonts that this application can use and the indicated
X font specified by you exceeds these limits in its height and/or width.

EFFECT:

The indicated X font will be ignored and not used.  In most cases, you
can treat this message as merely informational and not a serious error
since you usually have specified enough other fonts for the font pool
that missing just one (or even several) fonts will have little effect.

ACTION:

As mentioned above, you can usually treat this message as merely
informational and need not try to eliminate it.  If you do wish to
eliminate it, remove the indicated font from the X resource values
for the font pools.   Of course, if you do not enable Load Programmed
Symbols, this message will never occur since then this application can
use X fonts of any height and width.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270307
In the %s font pool, font %s has same height and width as font %s and hence
           will not be used.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the font pool in which same-size font was detected.
2. The name of the font whose hgt/wid is same as an earlier font in that pool.
3. The name of the earlier font.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Two (or more) fonts of same hgt/wid were given in the indicated font pool.

EFFECT:

The indicated font will not be used during this run of the emulator.

ACTION:

Remove one or the other of these fonts from the indicated font pool.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270308
In the bold font pool, font pattern %s matches only fonts whose hgt/width
           are not in normal pool.  Pattern ignored.

PARAMETERS:

1. Name of the font pattern in the bold font pool having this error.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Self explanatory.

EFFECT:

The indicated font pattern has contributed no fonts to the bold font pool.

ACTION:

Either add a font(s) into the normal font pool that have the same height and
width as at least some of the fonts matching the pattern  indicated in this
message or remove the this pattern from the bold font pool.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270309
Bold font %s has no corresponding normal font of same height and width.
           Font will not be used.

PARAMETERS:

1. Name of the font in the bold font pool having this error.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Self explanatory.

EFFECT:

The indicated font will not be used as a bold font during this run of
the emulator.

ACTION:

Either add a font into the normal font pool that has the same height and
width as the font indicated in this message or remove the this font from
the bold font pool.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327030a
Font area full.  Unable to utilize %d fonts from pattern %s in font pool %s.

PARAMETERS:

1. The number of useable fonts matched by pattern for which there was no room.
2. The pattern during whose processing this error occured.
3. The name of the font pool in which this error was detected.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Emulator has reached its limit on number of fonts, across all pools, that
it can accept and record as to be used.

EFFECT:

The emulator had to ignore the indicated number of fonts that matched this
pattern.

ACTION:

Since the emulator has already accepted its limit of useable fonts, there may
be no real problem unless the first pools used most of this room.  If that is
the case, specify fewer fonts or less powerful wildcards in this or other
font pools.  Recommend letting the emulator run at least once with this
message to visually determine if you really have a problem, ie. that because
of this problem, you actually end up with too few font sizes (or no fonts)
in any pool.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327030b
Font area full.  Unable to utilize font %s.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the font for which there was no room to record.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Emulator has reached its limit (128) on number of fonts, across all pools,
that is can accept and record as to be used.

EFFECT:

The emulator had to ignore the indicated font.

ACTION:

Since the emulator has already accepted 128 fonts as useable, there may be
no real problem unless the first pools used most of this room.  If that is
the case, specify fewer fonts or less powerful wildcards in this or other
font pools.  Let the emulator run at least once with this message to
determine if you really have a problem, ie. too few font sizes (or no fonts)
in any pool.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270310
The .fontPoolNormal resource (or its default) yielded no useable fonts.
           Will use the fallback value for .fontPoolNormal which is "%s".

PARAMETERS:

1. Fallback value for .fontPoolNormal.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Self explanatory.

EFFECT:

The value specified for the .fontPoolNormal resource (explicitly or via its
default value) yielded no useable font.  Thus emulator will retry using the
indicated fallback value.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in .fontPoolNormal are present on your system
and that they all are fixed-width fonts.   The place to check is:
     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270311
Not even one useable font in normal font pool.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Every font listed in .fontPoolNormal was either not found or was not useable
for some reason.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in .fontPoolNormal are present on your system
and that they all are fixed-width fonts.   The place to check is:

     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc.),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270312
The .fontPoolBold resource (or its default) yielded no useable fonts.
           Will use the fallback value for .fontPoolBold which is "%s".

PARAMETERS:

1. Fallback value for .fontPoolBold.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Self explanatory.

EFFECT:

The value specified for the .fontPoolBold resource (explicitly or via its
default value) yielded no useable font.  Thus emulator will retry using the
indicated fallback value.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in .fontPoolBold are present on your system,
that they all are fixed-width fonts, and that for each there is a font of the
same height and width in the normal font pool.   The place to check is:
     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270313
Not even one useable font in the bold font pool.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

You have invoked the emulator in monochrome mode (-m) or are running it
on monochrome hardware and every font listed in the bold font pool was
either not found, was not a fixed-width font, or had no matching normal
font of same height and width.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in .fontPoolBold are present on your system,
that they all are fixed-width fonts, and that for each there is a font of the
same height and width in the normal font pool.   The place to check is:
     -- If running under Sunview,  the full pathname of each font
        is called out in the font pool and that's where each would
        be.   Usually, all are in  /usr/lib/fonts/fixedwidthfonts.
     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270314
The .fontPoolOIA resource (or its default) yielded no useable fonts.
           Will use the fallback value for .fontPoolOIA which is "%s".

PARAMETERS:

1. Fallback value for .fontPoolOIA.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Self explanatory.

EFFECT:

The value specified for the .fontPoolOIA resource (explicitly or via its
default value) yielded no useable font.  Thus emulator will retry using the
indicated fallback value.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in .fontPoolOIA are present on your system
and that they all are fixed-width fonts.  The place to check is:
     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270315
Not even one useable font in the OIA font pool.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Every font listed in .fontPoolOIA was either not found or was not a 
fixed-width font.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 application terminates.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in .fontPoolOIA are present on your system
and that they all are fixed-width fonts.   The place to check is:
     -- If running under Sunview,  the full pathname of each font
	is called out in the font pool and that's where each would
        be.   Usually, all are in  /usr/lib/fonts/fixedwidthfonts.
     -- If running under X (ie. OpenWindows, etc.),  the fonts
        can be located in any directory listed in your X server's
        font path.    The usual place is  /usr/openwin/lib/fonts.
        Check the font path of your X server and check the fonts
        present in the directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270316
fontList resource value "%s" was unable to find a font for
           the following charset(s) in the current locale:

PARAMETERS:

   <TBD>

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

   <TBD>

EFFECT:

   <TBD>

ACTION:

   <TBD>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270317
XCreatefontSet() failure on fontList resource value "%s",

PARAMETERS:

   <TBD>

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

   <TBD>

EFFECT:

   <TBD>

ACTION:

   <TBD>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270318
Internal error.  Pool=%s, ResourceValue="%s"

PARAMETERS:

   <TBD>

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

   <TBD>

EFFECT:

   <TBD>

ACTION:

   <TBD>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270319
Warning: fontList resource value for %s font pool ("%s") yielded not even one
           pair of SBCS/DBCS fonts that are congruent in width.  Will use the raw fontList
           value from the resource.  This will yield only 1 font size in this pool and the
           SBCS/DBCS fonts will be slightly incongruent in width.

PARAMETERS:

   <TBD>

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

   <TBD>

EFFECT:

   <TBD>

ACTION:

   <TBD>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327031a
Internal error.  Pool=%s, ResourceValue="%s"

PARAMETERS:

   <TBD>

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

   <TBD>

EFFECT:

   <TBD>

ACTION:

   <TBD>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327031b
Global font pool became full while processing %s font pool's resource value.

PARAMETERS:

   <TBD>

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

   <TBD>

EFFECT:

   <TBD>

ACTION:

   <TBD>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270320
Fonts in the Normal font pool:


PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER


CAUSE:

This is not an error.  It is the header of a section in the output
produced by the "-printFontPools" invoke option of this emulator.


EFFECT:

None.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270321
Fonts in the Bold font pool:


PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER


CAUSE:

This is not an error.  It is the header of a section in the output
produced by the "-printFontPools" invoke option of this emulator.


EFFECT:

None.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270322
Fonts in the OIA font pool:


PARAMETERS:

None

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER


CAUSE:

This is not an error.  It is the header of a section in the output
produced by the "-printFontPools" invoke option of this emulator.


EFFECT:

None.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270340
Keyboard directory name (-z or .kbdDirname) too long.  Limit is %d chars.


PARAMETERS:

1. Maximum number of characters allowed in a keyboard directory name.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Too long a keyboard directory name has been given in  -z  switch or in the
.kbdDirname  X-resource.

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Use a name of the indicated number of characters or less in your
-D switch and/or in the  .kbdDirname  X-resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270342
Problems with the specified keyboard file directory %s.
           Will use the default keyboard file instead.

PARAMETERS:

The pathname that you specified in -z or .kbdDirname.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The directory specified in -z or .kbdDirname does not exist or I/O errors
were encountered while scanning it.  Message(s) preceeding this message
indicate the specific nature of the problem.  Often the cause is a
mistake in what you specified to -z or in the .kbdDirname resource.

EFFECT:

The emulator will cease trying to locate a keyboard file in the directory
specified by -z (or .kbdDirname) and instead will attempt to locate and
use the default keyboard file.

ACTION:

First, check what you specified to -z or in .kbdDirname.  If incorrect,
retry this emulator using correct values.  Otherwise, check the message(s)
preceeding this one.  They will indicate whether the indicated directory
simply does not exist or if it had errors and, if the latter, will state
what those errors were.  This should guide you in correcting the problem.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270346
Unable to open keyboard directory %s.  errno=%d.

PARAMETERS:

1. Directory name passed to opendir().
2. The value placed into errno by opendir()'s failure.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to open the keyboard directory specified by -z (or .kbdDirname).
The most common cause is errno=2 which means that the directory does not
exist.  Another is errno=13 which means you do not have read access to
the directory.

EFFECT:

The emulator will ignore your -z option (or your .kbdDirname resource)
and instead will attempt to locate and use the default keyboard file.

ACTION:

Check what you specified to -z (or .kbdDirname).  If incorrect, retry this
emulator using correct value.  If correct, check the value in errno and
take the corrective action indicated by it.  For errno=2, the directory
you are specifying does not exist so cause it to exist and populate it
with keyboard file(s).  For errno=13, the directory exists but you do
not have read access to it.  Use chmod to grant you read access.  For
other values in errno, consult /usr/include/sys/errno.h for what problem
the value indicates, and correct that problem.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270347
I/O error in scanning keyboard directory %s.  errno=%d.

PARAMETERS:

1. Pathname of the directory being scanned.
2. The value placed into errno by failure of readdir() or stat().

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Error in a readdir() or stat() call while scanning the directory specified
by you in -z (or .kbdDirname).

EFFECT:

A scan of the directory specified in your -z option (or .kbdDirname
resource) was underway.  That scan is immediately terminated by this
error and your -D (or .kbdDirname) has thus been ignored.  This emulator
will attempt to locate and use the default keyboard file.

ACTION:

Consult /usr/include/sys/errno.h to determine what kind of error the value
in errno indicates.  Correct the indicated problem and retry this emulator.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270348
No keyboard file for your keyboard found in keyboard file directory %s.

PARAMETERS:

1. Pathname of the directory being scanned.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The directory specified by you in -z (or .kbdDirname) exists and was scanned
successfully through to its end.  However, no keyboard file matching the
keyboard of the terminal you are using was found.

EFFECT:

Since the emulator could not obtain an appropriate keyboard file from the
-D (or .kbdDirname) directory, the emulator will instead attempt to locate
and use the default keyboard file.

ACTION:

Specify a different directory to -z (or .kbdDirname) or place a keyboard
file for your terminal's keyboard into the directory you are specifying.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270800
Above file's description field reads "%s".

PARAMETERS:

1. The description field in a keyboard or keyboard map file for which an
error was reported in the immediately preceeding message.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

The problem reported in the message preceeding this message.

EFFECT:

This is merely an informational message.  It accompanies certain error messages
issued about keyboard or keyboard map files.  It lists the "description" field
of the file referred to in the preceeding message in order to give the user a
additional information about the problem.

ACTION:

Correct the problem reported by the message preceeding this message.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a00
GDDM "Direct" mode was requested but could not allocate sufficient pixel
    	   memory on X-Server so must disable Direct mode.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

72 color slots must be obtained on the X-Server machine in order to run
Direct Mode.  Such could not be obtained.  Either too many other appli-
cations (including other Sun3270's) are currently running on the
X-Server you using or that server machine has too little pixel memory
(at least 7 planes of pixel memory are necessary).  On an 8-plane
X-Server, three Sun3270's using Direct Mode can usually be run
simultaneously.

EFFECT:

The application will still run but Direct Mode will not be in effect.
This means the across-entire-screen crosshair graphics cursor, Foreground
Mix values of "OR" and "Exclusive OR", and 3-plane programmed symbols will
not be available.

ACTION:

Remove some applications from the X-Server you are attempting to use and
then retry this application or try using a different X-Server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a01
Unable to allocate Pixmap for internal versions of the 14 standard GDDM fill patterns.
    	   Internal versions won't be available.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to allocate a Pixmap for this purpose on the X-Server you are using.
This would be a 16x16 1-deep Pixmap.  It is very unusual not to be able to
allocate such a Pixmap on an X-Server.

EFFECT:

None of this application's internal built-in versions of the 14 standard
GDDM fill patterns will be available.  Thus standard GDDM fill patterns
for which you have not provided a user file via the -gddmPatxx invoke
line switches or the .gddmPatxx X resources will paint as blank (no fill).

ACTION:

It is very unusual for this situation to occur on an X-Server since the
Pixmap being allocated is so small.  You might try removing some current
applications from the X-Server you are using or try rebooting it.  Of
course, you can try another X-Server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a02
Can't open file "%s" for GDDM standard fill pattern number %d.
    	   Will use an internal version of that fill pattern.

PARAMETERS:

1. The pathname of the GDDM fill pattern user file being accessed.
2. The GDDM pattern number to be created from this user file.  Will
    be a number from 1 through 14.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

You have specified in a -gddmPatxx switch and/or .gddmPatxx resource
(xx = the GDDM pattern number) that the specified file be used to
define the specified GDDM pattern number (xx) but XReadBitmapFile()
reports that it was unable to open that file.  Most likely, the file
does not exist or you do not have read access to it.

EFFECT:

The indicated file will not be used to create the indicated GDDM fill
pattern.  This application's internal builtin version of that fill
pattern will be used instead.

ACTION:

Check the pathname in your -gddmPatxx switch and/or your .gddmPatxx
X resource and make sure that it is correct.  If it is correct,
then make sure that the file it is calling for does exist and that
you have read-access to it.   If neither of these steps corrects
the problem then contact Sun Systems Technical Support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a03
File "%s" for GDDM standard fill pattern number %d is of invalid format.
    	   Will use an internal version of that fill pattern.

PARAMETERS:

1. The pathname of the GDDM fill pattern user file being accessed.
2. The GDDM pattern number to be created from this user file.  Will
    be a number from 1 through 14.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

You have specified in a -gddmPatxx switch and/or .gddmPatxx resource
(xx = the GDDM pattern number) that the specified file be used to
define the specified GDDM pattern number (xx) but XReadBitmapFile()
reports that it contains invalid bitmap data.  Most likely, the file
is not a bitmap file.

EFFECT:

The indicated file will not be used to create the indicated GDDM fill
pattern.  This application's internal builtin version of that fill
pattern will be used instead.

ACTION:

Check the pathname in your -gddmPatxx switch and/or your .gddmPatxx
X resource and make sure that it is correct.  If it is correct,
then make sure that the file it is calling for is a valid bitmap
data file for the X-Server you are using.   If neither of these
steps corrects the problem then contact Sun Systems Technical Support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a04
Error in processing file "%s" for GDDM standard fill pattern number %d.
    	   Will use an internal version of that fill pattern.

PARAMETERS:

1. The pathname of the GDDM fill pattern user file being accessed.
2. The GDDM pattern number to be created from this user file.  Will
    be a number from 1 through 14.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

You have specified in a -gddmPatxx switch and/or .gddmPatxx resource
(xx = the GDDM pattern number) that the specified file be used to
define the specified GDDM pattern number (xx).  The file does exist,
you do have read-access to it, and it is of valid bitmap data format.
However, XReadBitmapFile() reports an error in reading it.  Most likely,
the X-Server you are using was unable to allocate a Pixmap to hold the
file's bitmap data.

EFFECT:

The indicated file will not be used to create the indicated GDDM fill
pattern.  This application's internal builtin version of that fill
pattern will be used instead.

ACTION:

Unless the indicated file defines a very large bitmap (one hundreds
of pixels wide and high), it is very unlikely for this error to occur.
Even for very large bitmaps this error is unlikely.  In any case, you
might try removing some current applications from the X-Server you are
using or try rebooting that X-Server.  Of course, you can try another
X-Server.   Finally, this error can be caused by the X-Server encountering
an i/o error while reading the file so you might investigate that.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a05
Unable to allocate Pixmap for GDDM Image Data commands so must disable GDDM.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to allocate a Pixmap for this purpose on the X-Server you are using.
This would be a 32x2040 by 1-deep Pixmap.

EFFECT:

GDDM will not be supported during this run of this application.  The effect
is the same as if you have not specified the -gddm or -gddmDirect invoke
line switch (or specified "on" in the .gddmMode or .gddmDirectMode X
resource).

ACTION:

It is unusual for this situation to occur.  Nevertheless you might try
removing some current applications from the X-Server you are using or
try rebooting that X-Server.  If that X-Server is fundamentally unable
to support a Pixmap as large as 32x2040 by 1, you must use a different
X-Server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a06
Unable to allocate any symbol storage for Load PS so must disable the Load PS structured field.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to allocate a Pixmap for this purpose on the X-Server you are using.
This would be a 196x2880 by 1-deep Pixmap.

EFFECT:

The Load Programmed Symbols structured field  will not be supported
during this run of this application.  The effect is the same as if
you have not specified the -loadps invoke line switch (or specified
"on" in the .loadpsMode X resource).

ACTION:

It is unusual for this situation to occur.  Nevertheless you might try
removing some current applications from the X-Server you are using or
try rebooting that X-Server.  If that X-Server is fundamentally unable
to support a Pixmap as large as 196x2880 by 1, you must use a different
X-Server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a07
Unable to allocate pixel storage for internal versions of the 14 standard GDDM fill patterns so must disable GDDM.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to allocate a Pixmap for this purpose on the X-Server you are using.
This would be a 196x2880 by 1-deep Pixmap if you have enabled the
Load Programmed Symbols structure field in addition to GDDM, otherwise
it would be a 16x224 by 1-deep Pixmap.

EFFECT:

GDDM will not be supported during this run of this application.  The effect
is the same as if you have not specified the -gddm or -gddmDirect invoke
line switch (or specified "on" in the .gddmMode or .gddmDirectMode X
resource).

ACTION:

It is unusual for this situation to occur.  Nevertheless you might try
removing some current applications from the X-Server you are using or
try rebooting that X-Server.  If that X-Server is fundamentally unable
to support a Pixmap of the size involved (see CAUSE above), you must use
a different X-Server.   This message and B327a006 often appear together
and are caused by the same problem so clearing up the problem for one
of these two messages will always eliminate the other message as well.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a08
Unable to allocate 3 planes of symbol storage for Load PS so can only support Single-plane Programmed Symbols.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

On the X-Server you are using, Was able to allocate one or two but not all
three Pixmaps needed to support 3-Plane Programmed Symbols.  All three
Pixmaps would be a 196x2880 by 1-deep.

EFFECT:

The Load Programmed Symbols structured field  will be supported
during this run of this application but only for Single-plane.  The
Query responses sent to the host will indicate this and only Load
Programmed Symbol structured fields for Single-plane symbols will
be accepted.

ACTION:

It is unusual for this situation to occur.  Nevertheless you might try
removing some current applications from the X-Server you are using or
try rebooting that X-Server.  If that X-Server is fundamentally unable
to support three Pixmaps of size 196x2880 by 1, you must use a different
X-Server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a09
Unable to allocate Pixmap for painting Load PS symbols to the text layer.\n\
    	   Thus, when the graphics layer is non-empty, transparent Load PS text
    	   will not be visible on the text layer.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to allocate a Pixmap for this purpose on the X-Server you are using.
This would be a 15x30 by 1-deep Pixmap.  It is very unusual not to be able to
allocate such a Pixmap on an X-Server.

EFFECT:

During this run of this application, whenever there is any graphics on
the screen, any text on the normal text layer that is transparent and
done using Programmed Symbols will not be visible.  Programmed Symbol
text on the text layer that is not transparent will always be visible
as will all Programmed Symbol text on the text layer when no graphics
is on the screen.

ACTION:

It is very unusual for this situation to occur on an X-Server since the
Pixmap being allocated is so small.  You might try removing some current
applications from the X-Server you are using or try rebooting it.  Another
solution would be to try running this application in Direct Mode, ie. try
using the -gddmDirect invoke switch and/or specifying "on" in the 
.gddmDirectMode X resource.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a0a
Unable to allocate Pixmap for painting Load PS symbols to the graphics layer.
    	   If used there, they will not be visible.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to allocate a Pixmap for this purpose on the X-Server you are using.
This would be a 15x30 by 1-deep Pixmap.  It is very unusual not to be able to
allocate such a Pixmap on an X-Server.

EFFECT:

During this run of this application, any text on the graphics layer
done using Programmed Symbols will not be visible.  This would be
any text done in Preecisions 1 or 2 that uses Programmed Symbols.
Likewise, any Markers done in marker Precisions 1 or 2 that use
a Programmed Symbol will not be visible.

ACTION:

It is very unusual for this situation to occur on an X-Server since the
Pixmap being allocated is so small.  You might try removing some current
applications from the X-Server you are using or try rebooting it.  Of
course, you can try using a different X-Server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a0b
Unable to create cursor for GDDM full-screen crosshair graphics cursor so must disable that GDDM cursor.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to create a null X cursor for use when the GDDM full-screen crosshair
graphics cursor is on the screen.  It is very unusual not to be able to
create such an X cursor on an X-Server.

EFFECT:

During this run of this application, the GDDM full-screen crosshair
graphics cursor will be unavailable.  Only the small GDDM cross
graphics cursor will be available.

ACTION:

It is very unusual for this situation to occur on an X-Server.
Nevertheless, you might try removing some current applications from the
X-Server you are using or try rebooting it.  Ofcourse, you can try using
a different X-Server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a0c
In the %s font pool, font %s exceeds max height (%d) or width (%d) allowed when the Load
    	   Programmed Symbols structured field is enabled.  Font will not be used.

PARAMETERS:

1. The name of the font pool for which the offending font was specified.
2. The name of the offending font.
3. The maximum height for X fonts used by this application when the Load
    Programmed Symbols structured field has been enabled.
4. The maximum width for X fonts used by this application when the Load
    Programmed Symbols structured field has been enabled.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

You are running this application with support for the Load Programmed
Symbols structured field enabled which places limits upon the heights
and widths of X fonts that this application can use and the indicated
X font specified by you for given font pool exceeds the limits in its
height and/or width.

EFFECT:

The indicated X font will be ignored and not used in the indicated font
pool.  In most cases, you can treat this message as merely informational
and not a serious error since you usually have specified enough other
fonts for the font pool that missing just one (or even several) fonts
will have little effect.

ACTION:

As mentioned above, you can usually treat this message as merely
informational and need not try to eliminate it.  If you do wish to
eliminate it, remove the indicated font from the X resource value
of the indicated font pool.   Of course, if you do not enable
Load Programmed Symbols enabled, this message will never occur
since then this application can use X fonts of any height and width.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a0d
Unable to allocate backing-store Pixmap for graphics layer so will be unable to restore it at expose events.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to allocate a Pixmap for this purpose on the X-Server you are using.
This would be a Pixmap as deep as the X-Server's pixel memory and slightly
less high and wide than this application's X window.

EFFECT:

The application will run normally except that it will be unable to restore
the contents of the graphics layer when asked to by expose events.  This
would be when something (such as another application's window or this
application's own popup menus etc.) is placed atop this application's
window and is later removed or when this application is restored back
up to the screen from an icon or when this application's window is resized.
This effect will last throughout the LULU session at the start of which this
message was issued.  At any subsequent LULU sessions, this application will
reattempt to allocate this Pixmap but will probably encounter the same lack
of success and this message will be again issued.

ACTION:

It is unusual for this situation to occur.  Nevertheless you might try
removing some current applications from the X-Server you are using or
try rebooting that X-Server.  If that X-Server is fundamentally unable
to support a Pixmap of the size involved (see CAUSE above), you must use
a different X-Server.  You can also try running this application with
Direct Mode not enabled although you will probably encounter the same
problem since of Pixmap of same size is needed then though for a diffenent
purpose.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a0e
GDDM "Direct" mode not enabled and couldn't allocate a Pixmap for graphics layer so must disable GDDM.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to allocate a Pixmap for this purpose on the X-Server you are using.
This would be a Pixmap as deep as the X-Server's pixel memory and slightly
less high and wide than this application's X window.

EFFECT:

When run with Direct Mode not enabled, this application requires a Pixmap
as described above to be able to draw anything into the graphics layer.
Since this Pixmap could not be allocated, there is no point in leaving
GDDM support on so it has been disabled.  This application's Query
responses to the host will indicate this and any GDDM datastream data
received from the host will be silently ignored.  These effects will last
throughout the LULU session at the start of which this message was issued.
At any subsequent LULU sessions, this application will reattempt to allocate
this Pixmap but will probably encounter the same lack of success and this
message will be again issued.


ACTION:

It is unusual for this situation to occur.  Nevertheless you might try
removing some current applications from the X-Server you are using or
try rebooting that X-Server.  If that X-Server is fundamentally unable
to support a Pixmap of the size involved (see CAUSE above), you must use
a different X-Server.  You can also try running this application with
Direct Mode enabled and that will prevent the disabling of GDDM although
you will probably encounter message B3270a0e since a Pixmap of same size
is needed in Direct Mode though for a diffenent purpose.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a0f
Unable to allocate Pixmap for GDDM fill patterns from LCID=0xf0.  If used, they will not be visible.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to allocate a Pixmap for this purpose on the X-Server you are using.
This would be a Pixmap less than 15x30 in size and 1-deep..  It is very unusual
not to be able to allocate such a Pixmap on an X-Server.

EFFECT:

Any area fill done with a character from the Base Character Set (LCID=0xf0)
as the fill pattern will not be visible.  This effect will last throughout
the LULU session at the start of which this message was issued.  At any
subsequent LULU sessions, this application will reattempt to allocate this
Pixmap but may encounter the same lack of success and this message will be
again issued.


ACTION:

It is very unusual for this situation to occur on an X-Server since the
Pixmap being allocated is so small.  You might try removing some current
applications from the X-Server you are using or try rebooting it.  Of
course, you can try using a different X-Server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a10
Unable to allocate an XImage for installing internal versions of the 14 standard GDDM fill patterns so must disable GDDM.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to allocate an XImage for this purpose on the X-Server you are using.

EFFECT:

GDDM will not be supported during this run of this application.  The effect
is the same as if you have not specified the -gddm or -gddmDirect invoke
line switch (or specified "on" in the .gddmMode or .gddmDirectMode X
resource).

ACTION:

It is unusual for this situation to occur.  Nevertheless you might try
removing some current applications from the X-Server you are using or
try rebooting that X-Server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3270a11
Unable to allocate an XImage for a GDDM Image Data block.  Block's image data not drawn.\n\
           Some or all future GDDM Image Data may be similarly lost.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:
PROGRAM_NAME


CAUSE:

Unable to allocate an XImage for this purpose on the X-Server you are using.

EFFECT:

In the GDDM datastream, image data is conveyed by image blocks.  Each block
consists of one Begin Image order, then one Image Data order per line of
image data, then one closing End Image order.  This emulator allocates an
XImage at the Begin Image order of each block, uses it within that block,
and frees it at block's End Image.  This message indicates that emulator
was unable to allocate an XImage for a block currently being processed and
the effect is that the block's image data will not be drawn to the screen.
This message is issued only once, at the first block that failed to obtain
an XImage.  Some (possibly all) future GDDM image data blocks will probably
encounter this same problem.  No message will be issued for them, their
image data will simply not be drawn.

ACTION:

It is unusual for this situation to occur.  Nevertheless you might try
removing some current applications from the X-Server you are using or
try rebooting that X-Server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274000
X-server error during initial mapping main X-window.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Error in XQueryTree() call.

EFFECT:

The emulator will be prevented from running.

ACTION:

Notify Sun support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274001
Illegal application class specified on X toolkit call.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Internal Error.

EFFECT:

Application exits.

ACTION:

Notify Sun support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274002
Unable to open X-display %s .

PARAMETERS:

The X-display name string exactly as passed to XOpenDisplay().

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Most likely, a badly constructed X-display name,  the name of an unknown 
X-server,  or you do not have access to the specified X-server machine.

EFFECT:

Application exits.

ACTION:

Check the X-display name in your -display switch and/or the .display X-resource
for being validly constructed and specifying a valid X-server machine and
screen number.  If that all seems correct,  run xhost on the target X-server
machine to add your machine to the list of accepted client machines.   You can 
use  "xhost +"   or  "xhost +name"  where "name" is the network name of your
machine.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274003
(Warning): Unable to create pattern mask for dimming inactive buttons on the screen.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in XCreateBitmapFromData() call when creating dimming pattern.

EFFECT:

No buttom dimming will occur during this run of the program.

ACTION:

Notify Sun support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274004
No main X-window for program has been created.  Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Application did not create a main window.

EFFECT:

Program exits.

ACTION:

Notify Sun support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274005
Unable to create a needed "GC" in X.   Unable to continue.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in an XCreateGC() call.

EFFECT:

Program exits.

ACTION:

Check X-server configuration parameters.  Notify Sun support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274006
(Warning) Attempt to create a widget with negative size or location.  No widget created.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Internal error.

EFFECT:

Application may not display window attributes correctly.

ACTION:

Notify Sun support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274007
(Warning) Invalid parent window specified in a widget create call.  No widget created.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Internal error.

EFFECT:

Application may not display window attributes correctly.

ACTION:

Notify Sun support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274008
(Warning) X-server failed to create an X-window.  No widget created.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Failure in XCreateSimpleWindow() call.

EFFECT:

Application may not display a requested window.

ACTION:

Check configured X-server capabilities and number of windows currently
supported.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274009
(Warning) Invalid type specified in a widget create call.  No widget created.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Internal error.

EFFECT:

Application may not display window attributes correctly.

ACTION:

Notify Sun support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327400a
Can't find or allocate requested color %s.  Will use default.

PARAMETERS:

1. The X color-spec that could not be found or allocated.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Most likely:   Incorrectly specified color in the X-resources or X-server unable
to allocate any further colors.

EFFECT:

Default color for the resource will be used.

ACTION:

Correct or change the color specification name.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327400b
Can't find or allocate default color %s.  Will use %s .

PARAMETERS:

1. The default X color-spec that could not be found or allocated.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Most likely:   X-server not recognizing some normal X color names or is unable
to allocate any further colors.

EFFECT:

The indicated backstop color will be used (usually White or Black).

ACTION:

Correct or change the color specification name.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327400c
Not even one useable font in the xtsun font pool.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:


CAUSE:

Every font listed in the xtsun font pool was either not found or was not a 
fixed-width font.

EFFECT:

Application exits.

ACTION:

Check that the fonts named in the xtsun font pool are present on your system
and that they all are fixed-width fonts.   Since this message can occur only
when running under X-windows, the fonts on your system can be located in any
directory listed in your X server's font path.    The usual place is
/usr/openwin/lib/fonts if your display is on a Sun machine.  In any case,
check the font path of your X display server and check the fonts present in the
directory(s) named in it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274101
Inactive LU

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Status of the SNA 3270 display.  An SNA ACTLU request message has not been
received from the host.

EFFECT:

Host communication is not possible.

ACTION:

Check the VTAM status of the PU/LU.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274102
System Operator

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Status of the SNA 3270 display.  An SNA ACTLU request message has been
received from the host.  The SSCP-LU session owns the display.

EFFECT:

Host communication on the SSCP-LU session is possible.

ACTION:

Depress the System Request key to grant display ownership to the LU-LU
session.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274103
My Job

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Status of the SNA 3270 display.  An SNA BIND request message has not been
received from the host.  The LU-LU session owns the display.

EFFECT:

Host communication on the LU-LU session is possible.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274104
Unowned

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Status of the SNA 3270 display.  An SNA BIND request message has not been
received from the host.  The LU-LU session owns the display.

EFFECT:

Host communication is not possible.

ACTION:

Depress the System Request key to grant display ownership to the SSCP-LU 
session.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274105
Disconnected

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Status of the SNA 3270 display.  The Sun3270 has not connected to the SunPU2
server application.

EFFECT:

Host communication is not possible.

ACTION:

Check the status of the SunPU2 server.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274106
Comms Check

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Status of the BSC 3270 display.  The Sun3270 has not been polled by the
host application.

EFFECT:

Host communication is not possible.

ACTION:

Check the status of the communications link.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274107
Active

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Status of the BSC 3270 display.  The Sun3270 has been polled by the host.

EFFECT:

Host communication is possible.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274108
Connected

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Status of the TN 3270 display.  The Sun3270 has negotiated a telnet session
with the server.

EFFECT:

Host communication is possible.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274109
Disconnected

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Status of the TN 3270 display.  The Sun3270 has not connected to the server.

EFFECT:

Host communication is not possible.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274401
Please enter pcft command line (enter %s to abort request):
Syntax: pcft send|receive local_file host_file <-t> <options>

PARAMETERS:

1. EHLLAPI Session Identifier.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

PCFT invoked from sun3270tty.

EFFECT:

Accepts PCFT command line.

ACTION:

Enter PCFT command line.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274402
Cancelling file transfer...
    Type any character to continue...

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

PCFT file transfer cancelled.

EFFECT:

PCFT terminated.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274403
Cancelling file transfer...

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

PCFT file transfer cancelled.

EFFECT:

PCFT terminated.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274410
Usage: %s send|receive local_file <n:>host_file <-t> <-w> <options>

PARAMETERS:

1. Name by which "pcft" pgm was invoked.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Unable to parse command line passed to File Transfer pgm (pcft) since
it contained fewer than 3 tokens following the pgm name itself.

EFFECT:

File Transfer terminates.

ACTION:

This message should never occur when File Transfer is invoked from the
3270 emulator since the emulator should always be passing a valid command
line to the File Transfer program (pcft).  If you are invoking pcft manually
from the keyboard or a shell script, check the command line you are passing
to pcft and retry.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274411
Usage: %s send|receive local_file <n:>host_file <-t> <-w> <options>

PARAMETERS:

1. Name by which File Transfer (pcft) pgm was invoked.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Unable to parse command line passed to File Transfer pgm (pcft) since the
first token following the pgm name itself was not "send" or "receive".

EFFECT:

File Transfer terminates.

ACTION:

This message should never occur when File Transfer is invoked from the
3270 emulator since the emulator should always be passing a valid command
line to the File Transfer program (pcft).  If you are invoking pcft manually
from the keyboard or a shell script, check the command line you are passing
to pcft and retry.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274412
unable to set HLLAPI tracing on, rc = %d

PARAMETERS:

1. Return code returned to File Transfer (pcft) by EHLLAPI.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Unable to turn tracing on in EHLLAPI.

EFFECT:

File Transfer terminates.

ACTION:

This message should never occur.  If it does occur, a program error has
occurred in pcft or in the EHLLAPI library it links in.  Contact customer
support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274413
Starting file transfer request

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

This is a message File Transfer issues as it starts up.  This message
does not indicate an error.

EFFECT:

None.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274414
unable to connect to 3270 Presentation Space, rc = %d

PARAMETERS:

1. Return code returned to File Transfer (pcft) by EHLLAPI.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

File Transfer (pcft) was unable to connect to the EHLLAPI server for file
transfer.  Mostly likely, someone else is currently using the server for
file transfer or the EHLLAPI session name (the optional n: at the start of
host_filename) was invalid.

EFFECT:

File Transfer terminates.

ACTION:

Verify that no other process is using the EHLLAPI server for file transfer
and retry.  If you gave an EHLLAPI session name to File Transfer (the -e
switch to 3270 emulator or at start of host_filename you gave in the emulator
as you set up there for the file transfer) check that it is valid.  Check
3270 emulator user documentation for what constitutes a valid EHLLAPI session
name.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274415
unable to reserve 3270 Presentation Space, rc = %d

PARAMETERS:

1. Return code returned to File Transfer (pcft) by EHLLAPI.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

File Transfer terminates.

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274416
unable to send file transfer request %s, rc = %d

PARAMETERS:

1. The invoke command line being sent by File Transfer (pcft) up to the host
	via the EHLLAPI server to initiate the file transfer.

2. Return code returned to File Transfer (pcft) by EHLLAPI.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

File Transfer terminates.

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274417
unable to read from 3270 Presentation Space, rc = %d

PARAMETERS:

1. Return code returned to File Transfer (pcft) by EHLLAPI.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

File Transfer terminates.

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274418
unable to open file

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Unable to open the involved Unix file for reading during a File Transfer SEND
of that file to the host.

EFFECT:

The file transfer will not occur.

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274419
unable to write to 3270 Presentation Space, rc = %d

PARAMETERS:

1. Return code returned to File Transfer (pcft) by EHLLAPI.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327441a
unable to open file %s

PARAMETERS:

1. The pathname of the Unix file to written to by a File Transfer RECEIVE of
	a file from the host.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

The file transfer will not occur.

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327441b
unable to write to 3270 Presentation Space, rc = %d

PARAMETERS:

1. Return code returned to File Transfer (pcft) by EHLLAPI.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327441c
unable to write to 3270 Presentation Space, rc = %d

PARAMETERS:

1. Return code returned to File Transfer (pcft) by EHLLAPI.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327441d
error on %s update: errno = %d

PARAMETERS:

1. The pathname of the Unix file to written to by a File Transfer RECEIVE of
	a file from the host.

2. The value in "errno" indicating nature of the update error.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327441e
Number of bytes transferred so far ==> %d

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327441f
unable to write to 3270 Presentation Space, rc = %d

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274420
Number of bytes transferred so far ==> %d -- %d percent complete

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274421
Number of bytes transferred so far ==> %d

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274422
unable to write to 3270 Presentation Space, rc = %d

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274423
unrecognized filetransfer SF received from host.

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274424
System error reported for function %d

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274425
Query system values:

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274426
EHLLAPI version number = %c

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274427
EHLLAPI level number = %c%c

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274428
EHLLAPI date = %c%c/%c%c/%c%c

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274429
3270 version = %c%c

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327442a
hardware = %c

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327442b
error code 1 = 0x%c%c%c%c

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327442c
error code 2 = 0x%c%c%c%c

PARAMETERS:

	<TBD.>

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

	<TBD.>

EFFECT:

	<TBD.>

ACTION:

	<TBD.>

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274501
Environment does not define home directory ($HOME)

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Home directory could not be determined from the local environment.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 resources not saved.

ACTION:

Define environment variable $HOME.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274502
Could not open file %s : (errno=%d)

PARAMETERS:

1. Sun3270 resources path name.
2. System errno.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Error opening Sun3270 resources file.

EFFECT:

Sun3270 resources not saved.

ACTION:

Dependent on system errno.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274a00
# DBCS codepoint to screen character mapping table for program "%1$s"
#  in locale "%2$s" (%3$s).  This output is in a format suitable as input
#  to the -W invoke switch in future runs of that program.

PARAMETERS:

1. Name of the program being run (name by which it was invoked).
2. The current locale (content of LOCALE env var).
3. The popular name for this locale.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Text for the multi-line header message in the output produced by a
"print the DBCS<-->EUC mapping table" request (the -V switch).  In
the parameters listed above, parameter number 1 is for %1$ in this
message's text, parameter number 2 is for %2$, etc.

EFFECT:

No effect.  This is not an err msg, it is text for an output listing.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3274a01
# End of this DBCS codepoint to screen character mapping table.

PARAMETERS:

None.

OPTIONS:

NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Text for the end-of-output message in the output produced by a
"print the DBCS<-->EUC mapping table" request (the -V switch).

EFFECT:

No effect.  This is not an err msg, it is text for an output listing.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275501
Connecting to SunPU2.1 server @ %s ... Please Wait

PARAMETERS:

1. SunPU2.1 Server host name

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Connection attempt to SunPU2.1 server in progress

EFFECT:

User information status message.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275502
SunPU2.1 server @ %s ... Active LU Unavailable

PARAMETERS:

1. SunPU2.1 Server system name.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Active LU not available.

EFFECT:

Disconnect from SunPU2.1 server, reconnect following 5 second delay.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275503
SunPU2.1 server @ %s ... LU:%s PU:%s Port:%d

PARAMETERS:

1. SunPU2.1 server system name
2. Assigned LU name
3. Assigned PU name
4. Assigned PU Port Number

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

LU assigned by SunPU2.1 server.

EFFECT:

Telnet client information status message.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275504
%s server @ %s:%d ... PID:%d -- Started

PARAMETERS:

1. SunTelnet program name
2. SunTelnet server system name
3. SunTelnet server process id

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

SunTelnet Server started log message.

EFFECT:

Log information status message

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275505
%s server @ %s:%d ... PID:%d -- Client @ %s:%d  CONNECTED

PARAMETERS:

1. SunTelnet Program Name
2. SunTelnet server system name
3. SunTelnet server port number
4. SunTelnet server process id
5. Telnet client system name
6. Telnet client port number

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Telnet client connection.

EFFECT:

Log information status message.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275506
PID:%d:%s -- SunPU2.1 server @ %s LU:%s PU:%s Port:%d

PARAMETERS:

1. SunTelnet server process id
2. Client address
3. SunPU2.1 server system name
4. Assigned LU name
5. Assigned PU name
6. Assigned PU port numnber

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

SunTelnet server connection to SunPU2.1 server

EFFECT:

Log status message.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275507
%s server @ %s:%d ... PID:%d -- Terminated

PARAMETERS:

1. SunTelnet Program Name
2. SunTelnet server system name
3. SunTelnet server port number
4. SunTelnet server process id

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

SunTelnet server termination / Telnet client disconnection

EFFECT:

Log information status message.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275508
%s server @ %s:%d ... PID:%d -- Client @ %s  DISCONNECTED

PARAMETERS:

1. SunTelnet Program Name
2. SunTelnet server system name
3. SunTelnet server port number
4. SunTelnet server process id
5. Telnet client system name and port number

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

Telnet client disconnection.

EFFECT:

Log information status message.

ACTION:

None.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
MESSAGE:
 
B3275509
ACCESS DENIED, Please Disconnect.

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
 
CAUSE:
 
The IP  address from which  the  client  is   connecting has not  been
granted permission via SunTelnet's IP Access File.

EFFECT:
 
The client will not be allowed access until its IP  address is granted
permission in SunTelnet's IP Access File.   The client's connection is
held by suntelnet until the client  terminates. The connection is held
to keep the  client  from repeatedly attempting connections, using  up
bandwidth and CPU cycles.
 
ACTION:
 
If you wish to   allow the client   access,  enter its  IP  address in
SunTelnet's IP Access File.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 
MESSAGE:
 
B327550A
Sun 3270 File Transfer

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327550B
Sun 3270 Emulator Settings

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327550C
Please confirm exit from Sun 3270 Emulator

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B3275511
Error saving Sun3270 resources

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B3275512
Please confirm overwrite of existing Sun3270 resources

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B3275514
Warning: sun3270map file not found -- using internal defaults

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B3275515
Warning: unable to open sun3270map %s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B3275516
Warning: no TERM type entry %s in sun3270map

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B3275517
Warning: TERM environment variable not set -- assuming vt100.

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B3275519
sunkeKbd

PARAMETERS:
  
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
Default keyboard file name.
  
ACTION:
	   
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:
		 
B327551A
sunkeMap
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
Default keyboard map file name.
			  
ACTION:
		
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:
		 
B327551B
sun3270ScreenDump
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
Default screen dump file name.
			  
ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    
MESSAGE:
    
B327551C
OK
    
PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327551D
Invalid height or width for Graphics Layer so must disable GDDM.

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327551E
The LU (%s) is configured as a partner for another device

PARAMETERS:

1. LU name.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

The user attempted to connect directly to a printer device that is configured
as the partner printer of another display.

EFFECT:

The connection fails.

ACTION:

Verify the configuration, or attempt a different device.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327551F
The LU (%s) is already is use with another client

PARAMETERS:

1. LU name.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

The user attempted to connect to an LU that is already being used by another
client.

EFFECT:

The connection fails.

ACTION:

Try another LU, or try again later.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275520
The configuraion for this LU (%s) conflicts with the request

PARAMETERS:

1. LU name.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

The client used the ASSOCIATE command and either the device type is not a
printer or the device name is not a terminal.

EFFECT:

The connection fails.

ACTION:

Verify the configuration, or attempt a different device.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275521
The LU (%s) is unknown in the configuration

PARAMETERS:

1. LU name.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

The client attempted to connect to an unknown LU.

EFFECT:

The connection fails.

ACTION:

Verify the configuration.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275522
The term type (%s) specified is invalid

PARAMETERS:

1. Term type

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

The user set the term type to an unsupported value for TN3270E.

EFFECT:

The connection fails.

ACTION:

Verify the terminal type specified.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275523
The LU (%s) term type (%s) pair requestedis inconsistent with the configuration

PARAMETERS:

1. LU name.
1. Term type.

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

The client request has conflicting device name, and term type.

EFFECT:

The connection fails.

ACTION:

Verify the configuration, or attempt a different device.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275524
Unknown connection error

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

The server could not provide a connection to the named device.

EFFECT:

The connection fails.

ACTION:

Contact Brixton Technical support.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275525
The SNA Bind command was rejected.

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:

CAUSE:

The client was unable to accept the bind request.

EFFECT:

The bind fails and the emulator exits.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B3275889
 -- using internal defaults

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327588A
Warning: problem interpreting ibmCaps record

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327588B
Warning: problem interpreting aliases record

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327588C
Warning: problem interpreting keyboard map

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327588D
Warning: problem interpreting resource record

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327588E
 -- ignored

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758A2
Error: problem interpreting internal aliases record

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758A3
Error: problem interpreting internal keyboard map

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758A6
Warning: expected '{'

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758A7
Warning: unknown ibmCap value specified: %s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758A8
Warning: greater than %d ibmCaps specified.

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758A9
Warning: internal ibmCaps overflow internal buffer.

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758AA
Warning: ibmCap cannot exceed %%d characters

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758AB
Warning: expected '{' or '|'

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758AC
Warning: premature end-of-file

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758B0
Warning: greater than %d aliases specified.

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758B1
Warning: too many aliases defined

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758B2
Warning: alias cannot exceed %%d characters

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758B3
Warning: sequence cannot exceed %%d characters

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758B4
Warning: special character incorrecly specified

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758B5
Warning: expected assignement

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758B6
Warning: illegal key sequence specified

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758B7
Warning: sequence (or first part) previously specified

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758B8
Warning: character already specified as part of sequence

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758B9
Warning: too many multi-character sequences specified

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758BD
Warning: left-hand value too long

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758BE
Warning: right-hand value too long

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758C2
Error detected on line %d:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758C3
%s command line invoked option no longer supported.

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

Due to the DBCS enhancements, the Xt and Motif libraries were used to
give the product a newer and more exciting look.  Many screen related
options are obsoleted due to the way the screens are created.

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758C4
%s command line option has been changed to -keTitle

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B32758C5
%s command line option has been changed to -keIconFilename

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C000


PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
Reserved msg number.  Do not use.  Is 0'th msg in this "constants" region
of B327_msglib (the B327Cxxx region) and constant number zero is reserved
as meaning "no constant is being requested".
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C001
sun_pu2_espd

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -pu2_espd (.pu2_espd) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C002
2

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -S (.modelType) resource in a BSC emulator.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C003
3

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -S (.modelType) resource in a Telnet emulator.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C004
0

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -n (.portNumber) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C005
kbds

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -z (.kbdDirname) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C006
ScreenDump

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Suffix to the default for -d (.dumpScreenSeriesFilename)
resource.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C007
t

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -ftApplName (.ftApplName) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C008
0123456789.,-

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -numstr (.numstr) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C009
gddmPat1

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat1 (.gddmPat1) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C00a
gddmPat2

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat2 (.gddmPat2) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C00b
gddmPat3

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat3 (.gddmPat3) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C00c
gddmPat4

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat4 (.gddmPat4) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C00d
gddmPat5

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat5 (.gddmPat5) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C00e
gddmPat6

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat6 (.gddmPat6) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C00f
gddmPat7

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat7 (.gddmPat7) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C010
gddmPat8

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat8 (.gddmPat8) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C011
gddmPat9

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat9 (.gddmPat9) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C012
gddmPat10

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat10 (.gddmPat10) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C013
gddmPat11

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat11 (.gddmPat11) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C014
gddmPat12

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat12 (.gddmPat12) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C015
gddmPat13

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat13 (.gddmPat13) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C016
gddmPat14

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -gddmPat14 (.gddmPat14) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C017
700x500

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default string for -geometry (.geometry) in a non-GDDM
run when said resource was not specified.  The string here should have no
position specifier (ie. should only give WidxHgt) if floating window-manager
determined position is desired when -geometry was omitted.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C018
750x550

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default string for -geometry (.geometry) in a GDDM
run when said resource was not specified.  The string here should have no
position specifier (ie. should only give WidxHgt) if floating window-manager
determined position is desired when -geometry was omitted.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C019


PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -h (.hostName) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C01a
7

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -F (.monoModeForeground) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C01b
16

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -B (.monoModeBackground) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C01c
1

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for -M (.matteForeground) resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C01d
ScreenDump

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Suffix to the default for -D (.dumpScreenFixedFilename)
resource.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C01e


PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default for .dumpScreenPipe resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C020
#a0a0ff

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmBlue (.ibmBlue) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C021
red

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmRed (.ibmRed) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C022
magenta

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmPink (.ibmPink) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C023
green

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmGreen (.ibmGreen) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C024
cyan

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmTurquoise (.ibmTurquoise) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C025
yellow

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmYellow (.ibmYellow) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C026
white

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmWhite (.ibmWhite) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C027
black

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmBlack (.ibmBlack) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C028
dark slate blue

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmDeepBlue (.ibmDeepBlue) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C029
orange

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmOrange (.ibmOrange) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C02a
violet

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmPurple (.ibmPurple) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C02b
pale green

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmPaleGreen (.ibmPaleGreen) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C02c
dark turquoise

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmPaleTurq (.ibmPaleTurq) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C02d
gray

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmGray (.ibmGray) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C02e
white

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmWhiteFF (.ibmWhiteFF) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C02f
black

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -ibmBackground (.ibmBackground) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist or when its value failed to
 XParseColor() or XAllocColor().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C030
5x8   6x9   6x10   6x12   6x13   7x13   7x14   8x13   8x16   9x15   10x20   12x24

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for .fontPoolNormal resource in a
 non-DBCS run.  Used when said resource does not exist in such a run.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C031
fixed

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Fallback value for .fontPoolNormal resource in a
 non-DBCS run.  Used in such a run when said resource (or its default)
 yielded no useable font(s),  ie. this is the "ultimate" fallback for
 said resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C032
*r-normal*

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for .fontPoolNormal resource in a
 DBCS run.  Used when said resource does not exist in such a run.
 Must be an XCreateFontSet()-legal "base font name list", ie. must
 be a list of 1 or more comma-separated base font names, these name(s)
 usually containing wildcarding.  Refer to X11 documentation, in particular
 to the description of XCreateFontSet().
 
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C033
*r-normal*

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Fallback value for .fontPoolNormal resource in a
 DBCS run.  Used in such a run when said resource (or its default)
 yielded no useable font(s),  ie. this is the "ultimate" fallback for
 said resource.  Must be an XCreateFontSet()-legal "base font name list",
 ie. must be a list of 1 or more comma-separated base font names, these
 name(s) usually containing wildcarding.  Refer to X11 documentation, in
 particular to the description of XCreateFontSet().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C034
6x13bold   7x13bold   8x13bold   9x15bold

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for .fontPoolBold resource in a
 non-DBCS run.  Used when said resource does not exist in such a run.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C035
fixed

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Fallback value for .fontPoolBold resource in a
 non-DBCS run.  Used in such a run when said resource (or its default)
 yielded no useable font(s), ie. this is the "ultimate" fallback for
 said resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C036
*r-normal*

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for .fontPoolBold resource in a
 DBCS run.  Used when said resource does not exist in such a run.
 Must be an XCreateFontSet()-legal "base font name list", ie. must
 be a list of 1 or more comma-separated base font names, these name(s)
 usually containing wildcarding.  Refer to X11 documentation, in particular
 to the description of XCreateFontSet().
 
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C037
*r-normal*

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Fallback value for .fontPoolBold resource in a
 DBCS run.  Used in such a run when said resource (or its default)
 yielded no useable font(s),  ie. this is the "ultimate" fallback for
 said resource.  Must be an XCreateFontSet()-legal "base font name list",
 ie. must be a list of 1 or more comma-separated base font names, these
 name(s) usually containing wildcarding.  Refer to X11 documentation, in
 particular to the description of XCreateFontSet().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C038
5x8   6x9   6x10   6x12   6x13   7x13   7x14   8x13   8x16   9x15   10x20   12x24

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for .fontPoolOIA resource in a
 non-DBCS run.  Used when said resource does not exist in such a run.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C039
fixed

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Fallback value for .fontPoolOIA resource in a
 non-DBCS run.  Used in such a run when said resource (or its default)
 yielded no useable font(s), ie. is this the "ultimate" fallback for
 said resource.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C03a
*r-normal*

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for .fontPoolOIA resource in a
 DBCS run.  Used when said resource does not exist in such a run.
 Must be an XCreateFontSet()-legal "base font name list", ie. must
 be a list of 1 or more comma-separated base font names, these name(s)
 usually containing wildcarding.  Refer to X11 documentation, in particular
 to the description of XCreateFontSet().
 
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C03b
*r-normal*

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Fallback value for .fontPoolOIA resource in a
 DBCS run.  Used in such a run when said resource (or its default)
 yielded no useable font(s),  ie. this is the "ultimate" fallback for
 said resource.  Must be an XCreateFontSet()-legal "base font name list",
 ie. must be a list of 1 or more comma-separated base font names, these
 name(s) usually containing wildcarding.  Refer to X11 documentation, in
 particular to the description of XCreateFontSet().
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C040
top_left_arrow

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -cursor (.cursor) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C041
crosshair

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -graphicCursor (.graphicCursor) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C050
ufile

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -gdssFname (.gdssFname) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C051
onspot

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Spelling to be given on the -desiredImStyle (.desiredImStyle)
switch/resource when calling for the "on the spot" input method style.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C052
offspot

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Spelling to be given on the -desiredImStyle (.desiredImStyle)
 switch/resource when calling for the "off the spot" input method style.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C053
root

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Spelling to be given on the -desiredImStyle (.desiredImStyle)
 switch/resource when calling for the "root window" input method style.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C054
onspot

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default value for -desiredImStyle (.desiredImStyle) resource.
 Used when said resource does not exist.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C100
Sun3270

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The application Class name used during this run of this emulator.
Ref'd solely in utilGr.c and used mostly by the Xt toolkit for resource file locating
and resource specification completion purposes.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C101
BRXMAP3270

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Name of getenv() environment variable used by ttyKeyMap.c
for name of tty kbd mapping file when no specific map filename was specified by
user.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C102
sun3270map

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default name used by ttyKeyMap.c for name of tty kbd mapping
file when no specific map filename was specified by user and the getenv() environment
variable named in B327C101 did not exist.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C103
on

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  A alternative string to use, in lieu of "on", in the
 value field of resource data files.  Both this string and the string "on"
 will be considered equivalent in a resource value field and will be inter-
 preted as meaning "on".
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C104
normal

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name to use in messages for the normal font pool.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C105
bold

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name to use in messages for the bold font pool.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C106
OIA

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name to use in messages for the OIA font pool.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C107
BRX3270_CPASTE_TARGET

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of an X property that emulator XInternAtom()'s
into the X Server.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C108
BRX3270_CPASTE_PROPERTY

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of an X property that emulator XInternAtom()'s
into the X Server.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C109
BRX3270_%%d_HEARTBEAT

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of an X property that emulator XInternAtom()'s
into the X Server.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C10a
WM_DELETE_WINDOW

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of an X property that emulator XInternAtom()'s
into the X Server.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C10b
STRING

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of an X property that emulator references.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C10c
TARGETS

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of an X property that emulator references.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C10d
LENGTH

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of an X property that emulator references.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C10e
_SUN_SELN_YIELD

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of an X property that emulator references.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C110
user1

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of a ttyKeyMap.c "resource" that em looks up.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C111
user2

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of a ttyKeyMap.c "resource" that em looks up.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C112
user3

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of a ttyKeyMap.c "resource" that em looks up.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C113
user4

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of a ttyKeyMap.c "resource" that em looks up.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C114
user5

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of a ttyKeyMap.c "resource" that em looks up.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C115
pcftCommand

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of a ttyKeyMap.c "resource" that em looks up.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C116
actCommand

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of a ttyKeyMap.c "resource" that em looks up.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C117
dactCommand

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of a ttyKeyMap.c "resource" that em looks up.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C118
numstr

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of a ttyKeyMap.c "resource" that em looks up.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C11a
LI = %%d

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Message string for Curses startup code.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C11b
start_screen

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Message string for Curses startup code.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C11c
LI

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Message string for Curses startup code.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C11d
CO = %%d

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Message string for Curses startup code.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C11e
CO

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Message string for Curses startup code.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C120
Abnormal exit status (%%d) from user button "%%s" command:\n%%s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  sprintf control string for a warning/status msg that
emulator displays to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C121
Signal %%d abnormally ended user button "%%s" command:\n%%s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  sprintf control string for a warning/status msg that
emulator displays to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C122
Successful completion of user button "%%s" command:\n%%s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  sprintf control string for a warning/status msg that
emulator displays to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C123
Abnormal exit status (%%d) from screen dump to script/program:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text for a warning/status msg that emulator displays
to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C124
Screen dump FAILED to file:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text for a warning/status msg that emulator displays
to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C125
Screen successfully dumped to file:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text for a warning/status msg that emulator displays
to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C126
Screen being dumped to script/program:\n%%s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text for a warning/status msg that emulator displays
to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C127
/bin/sh -c

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String for 1st portion of line by which sunke is
invoked via execvp().  This string is followed by cmnd name for sunke
and any cmnd line switches for him, thus completing the overall voke-
line.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C128
/bin/sh -c

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String for 1st portion of line by which the target
piped-to process is invoked in a piped dumpscreen..  This string is
followed by the whatever string user has entered as his "pipe it to"
cmnd string, thus completing the overall vokeline.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C129
-i

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String for last portion of line by which the
shell is invoked in an "escape to shell" action (tty version of
the emulator only).  This string is preceeded by the whatever
content of $SHELL env var, thus completing the overall vokeline.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C130
/bin/sh -c

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String for 1st portion of line by which a user
command is invoked via execvp() in a User Button action.  This string
is followed by the whatever string user has entered as that button's
cmnd string, thus completing the overall vokeline.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C131
sunke

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The cmnd name (ie. file or pathname) for the kbd
mapper pgm in an invoke of the kbd mapper.  Refer to msg B327C127
earlier and to utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C132
File Transfer Successful\n   Type any key to continue...

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  sprintf control string for a warning/status msg that
emulator displays to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C133
Exited with status (%%d)\n   Type any key to continue...

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  sprintf control string for a warning/status msg that
emulator displays to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C134
Terminated abnormally due to signal (%%d)\n   Type any key to continue...

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  sprintf control string for a warning/status msg that
emulator displays to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C135
pcft 

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The cmnd name (ie. file or pathname) for the PC
File Transfer pgm to be used in an invoke of said pgm.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C136
80

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default AVBLOCK string for file transfer (pcft).
See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:

B327C137
sunkeMap
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default kbd map file name in an X environment.  If
user specified no specific map file or did but it failed for any reason
to load, a file with this name is searched for in $PATH.  See utilGr.c.
			  
ACTION:
		
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:

B327C138
kbds
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Name of keyboard file directory for which most err
messages shall not be issued.  See utilGr.c.
			  
ACTION:
		
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:

B327C139
sunkeKbd
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default keyboard file name in an X environment. If
user specified no specific kbd file or did but it failed for any reason
to load, a file with this name is searched for in $PATH.  See utilGr.c.
			  
ACTION:
		
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:

B327C13a
White
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Word to use for "white" in some err messages.
See utilGr.c.
			  
ACTION:
		
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:

B327C13b
Black
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Word to use for "black" in some err messages.
See utilGr.c.
			  
ACTION:
		
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:

B327C13c
Please confirm exit from Sun 3270 Emulator
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  A question asked of user at attempt to exit the em.
See utilGr.c.
			  
ACTION:
		
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:

B327C13d
Usr
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Prefix to default label for a User Button.  Label is
finished out with an integer expressing which user button.  See utilGr.c.
			  
ACTION:
		
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C13e
Signal %%d abnormally ended screen dump to script/program:
PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text for a warning/status msg that emulator displays
to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C13f
Screen successfully dumped to script/program:\n%%s
PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text for a warning/status msg that emulator displays
to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:

B327C140
Unit Activate
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default "button name" for the "user button" command
to be performed at ACTLU from the host.   See utilGr.c
			  
ACTION:
		
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:

B327C141
Unit Deactivate
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default "button name" for the "user button" command
to be performed at ACTLU from the host.   See utilGr.c
			  
ACTION:
		
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C142
Executing of user button "%%s" command:\n%%s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  sprintf control string for a warning/status msg that
emulator displays to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C143
Screen dump FAILED to script/program:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text for a warning/status msg that emulator displays
to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C144
User button "%%s" FAILED to command:\n%%s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text for a warning/status msg that emulator displays
to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C145
No licenses available for feature: %%s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text for a warning/status msg that emulator displays
to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C146
Lost contact with license manager.

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text for a warning/status msg that emulator displays
to user.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C147
User Options:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "user options" typein widget
in TSO filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C148
User Options:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "user options" typein widget
in VM/CMS filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C149
Comments:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "user options" typein widget
in CICS filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C14a
From Unix File:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "unix filename" typein widget
in TSO-Send filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C14b
To Host File(member):

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "host filename" typein widget
in TSO-Send filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C14c
To Unix File:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "unix filename" typein widget
in TSO-Receive filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C14d
From Host File(member):

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "host filename" typein widget
in TSO-Receive filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C14e
From Unix File:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "unix filename" typein widget
in VM/CMS-Send filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C14f
To Host File(name type mode):

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "host filename" typein widget
in VM/CMS-Send filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C150
To Unix File:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "unix filename" typein widget
in VM/CMS-Receive filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C151
From Host File(name type mode):

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "host filename" typein widget
in VM/CMS-Receive filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C152
From Unix File:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "unix filename" typein widget
in CICS-Send filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C153
To Host File:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "host filename" typein widget
in CICS-Send filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C154
To Unix File:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "unix filename" typein widget
in CICS-Receive filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C155
From Host File:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the label on the "host filename" typein widget
in CICS-Receive filetransfer dialog.   See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C156
Please confirm overwrite of Unix file:

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Text of the message in the Yes/No popup dialog for
confirm of overwrite in filetransfer.  See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C157
>>

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Prefix for a voke-line in the history scrolled list
in the ft dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C158
  

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Prefix for a msg-from-pcft line in the history
scrolled list in the ft dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C159
PATH

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Name of an env variable we getenv() upon. See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C15a
ScreenDump

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Suffix to initial filename with which to seed the
"Interactive Screendump" dialog's filename typein field.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C15b
Interactive Screendump

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Title to appear in the wmgr titlebar of the "Interactive
Screendump" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C15c
Program settings have been saved to file:\n%%s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Msg presented in msgDlg popup at conclusion of a
"Save" or a "Save As" operation.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C15d
%%s\n   This file already exists.\n\n   Replace existing file ?

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  printf control string to produce general "file
already exists" msg for yesno popups.  IMPORTANT: Several yesno
dialogs parse this msg to obtain filename which is taken as all
chars in msg up to first NL.  Thus, this constant should always
begin with "%s\n".   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C15e
Save As

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Title to appear in the wmgr titlebar of the "Save As"
dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C15f


PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Suffix to initial filename with which to seed the
"Save As" dialog's filename typein field.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C160
vt100

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Val used for $TERM by ttyKeyMap.c when $TERM is
not defined.   See ttyKeyMap.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C161
hit RETURN to continue ---

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Prompting msg issued by ttyKeyMap.c during display
of current key mapping.   See ttyKeyMap.c

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C162
Resources

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String used to identify the "resources" section
of a user-prepared ttyKeyMap mapping file.   See ttyKeyMap.c

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C163
ESC-

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Printable string for representing the
ESC character in ttyKeyMap.c.   See ttyKeyMap.c

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C164
[TAB]

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Printable string for representing the
TAB character in ttyKeyMap.c.   See ttyKeyMap.c

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C165
[NL]

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Printable string for representing the
NL character in ttyKeyMap.c.   See ttyKeyMap.c

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C166
[CR]

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Printable string for representing the
CR character in ttyKeyMap.c.   See ttyKeyMap.c

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C167
CTRL-?

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Printable string for representing the
Ctrl-? character in ttyKeyMap.c.   See ttyKeyMap.c

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C168
CTRL-

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Printable string for representing the
Ctrl-- character in ttyKeyMap.c.   See ttyKeyMap.c

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C169
ibmCaps

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String used to identify the "ibmCaps" section
of a user-prepared ttyKeyMap mapping file.   See ttyKeyMap.c

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C16a
aliases

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String used to identify the "aliases" section
of a user-prepared ttyKeyMap mapping file.   See ttyKeyMap.c

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C16b
Wait

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String used in OIA line to identify a state
of keyboard readiness.   See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C16c
System Lock

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String used in OIA line to identify a state
of keyboard readiness.   See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C16d
Kbd Locked

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String used in OIA line to identify a state
of keyboard readiness.   See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C16e
Kbd Reserved

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String used in OIA line to identify a state
of keyboard readiness.   See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C16f
Insert

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String used in OIA line to identify a state
of keyboard mode.   See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C170
Any_DEV

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String or printf control string used in constructing
the OIA line.  See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C171
Any_LU

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String or printf control string used in constructing
the OIA line.  See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C172
Any_CU

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String or printf control string used in constructing
the OIA line.  See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C173
Any_PU

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String or printf control string used in constructing
the OIA line.  See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C174
DEV=%%s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String or printf control string used in constructing
the OIA line.  See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C175
LU=%%s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String or printf control string used in constructing
the OIA line.  See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C176
 CU=%%s

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String or printf control string used in constructing
the OIA line.  See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C177
 PU=%%s PORT=%%d

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String or printf control string used in constructing
the OIA line.  See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C178
  +Gr 

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String or printf control string used in constructing
the OIA line.  See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C179
SHELL

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String included in trace file msg for user button
invocations.  See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:

B327C17a
forking command

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:

EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String included in trace file msg for user button
invocations.  See util.c.

ACTION:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C17b
hit RETURN to return to Sun3270 ---

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Prompt issued by ttyKeyMap.c at conclusion of listing
the current keyboard mapping.  See ttyKeyMap.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C17c
Mode

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default title to appear in the wmgr titlebar of the
"Edit: mode" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C17d
Display

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default title to appear in the wmgr titlebar of the
"Settings: display" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C17e
Mouse

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default title to appear in the wmgr titlebar of the
"Settings: mouse" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C17f
Screen Dump

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default title to appear in the wmgr titlebar of the
"Settings: screendump" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C180
User Keys

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default title to appear in the wmgr titlebar of the
"Settings: userkeys" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C181
File Transfer

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default title to appear in the wmgr titlebar of the
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C182
vms

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Host application name
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C183
VMS

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Host application name
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C184
cics

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Host application name
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C185
CICS

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Host application name
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C186
send

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies direction of file transfer operation
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C187
Send

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies direction of file transfer operation
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C188
receive

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies direction of file transfer operation
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C189
Receive

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies direction of file transfer operation
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C18A
create

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies transfer property for the receiving file.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C18B
Create

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Specifies transfer property for the receiving file.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C18C
append

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies transfer property for the receiving file.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C18D
Append

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies transfer property for the receiving file.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C18E
binary

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the transfer mode for the file 
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C18F
Binary

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the transfer mode for the file 
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C190
ascii

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Specifies the transfer mode for the file 
transfer operation. 
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C191
Ascii

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the transfer mode for the file 
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C192
crlf

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the CRLF for the file transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C193
Crlf

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the CRLF for the file transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C194
nocrlf

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the CRLF for the file transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C195
Nocrlf

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the CRLF for the file transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C196
fixed

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired record format for the file
transfer operation.  Also used to identify default dump screen mode.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C197
Fixed

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired record format for the file
transfer operation.  Also used to identify default dump screen mode.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C198
variable

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired record format for the file
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C199
Variable

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired record format for the file
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C19A
undefined

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired record format for the file
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C19B
Undefined

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired record format for the file
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C19C
blocks

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired allocation unit for the file
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C19D
Blocks

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired allocation unit for the file
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C19E
tracks

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired allocation unit for the file
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C19F
Tracks

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired allocation unit for the file
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1A0
cylinders

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired allocation unit for the file
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1A1
Cylinders

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the desired allocation unit for the file
transfer operation.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1A2
pen

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the default mode for mouse operations.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1A3
Pen

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the default mode for mouse operations.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1A4
field

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the default mode for mouse operations.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1A5
Field

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the default mode for mouse operations.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1A6
rectangle

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the default mode for cut operations.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1A7
Rectangle

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Specifies the default mode for cut operations.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1A8
pipe

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Identifies the default dump screen mode.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
MESSAGE:
 
B327C1A9
Pipe

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Identifies the default dump screen mode.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1AA
interactive

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Identifies the default dump screen mode.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1AB
Interactive

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant: Identifies the default dump screen mode.
"File Transfer" dialog.   See utilGr.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C1AC
hllapiOpenCommand

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The name of a ttyKeyMap.c "resource" that em looks up.
See utilGr.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
		
MESSAGE:

B327C1AD
Unit hllapiOpen
		  
PARAMETERS:
		   
OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER

CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Default "button name" for the "user button" command
to be performed at hllapi Open.   See utilGr.c
			  
ACTION:
		
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C200
,

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String to use as .unixNames in ilocales[UNKNOWNilocalesndx].
See utilGr.c and tl.h.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C201
Unknown

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String to use as .popularName in ilocales[UNKNOWNilocalesndx].
See utilGr.c and tl.h
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C202
ko,

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String to use as .unixNames in ilocales[KOREAilocalesndx].
See utilGr.c and tl.h.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C203
Korean

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String to use as .popularName in ilocales[KOREAilocalesndx].
See utilGr.c and tl.h.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C204
ja,

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String to use as .unixNames in ilocales[JAPANilocalesndx].
See utilGr.c and tl.h.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C205
Japanese

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String to use as .popularName in ilocales[JAPANilocalesndx].
See utilGr.c and tl.h.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C206
zh, zh_CN,

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String to use as .unixNames in ilocales[CHINAilocalesndx].
See utilGr.c and tl.h.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C207
Chinese (PRC)

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String to use as .popularName in ilocales[CHINAilocalesndx].
See utilGr.c and tl.h.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C208
zh_TW,

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String to use as .unixNames in ilocales[TAIWANilocalesndx].
See utilGr.c and tl.h.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C209
Taiwanese

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  String to use as .popularName in ilocales[TAIWANilocalesndx].
See utilGr.c and tl.h.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C20a
This msg (0xc20a) thru msg 0xc2ff are reserved for future locale's.

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  This msg (0xc20a) thru msg 0xc2ff are reserved for future
locale's that this emulator may support.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C2ff
All messages from 0xc200 thru this one (0xc2ff) are reserved for locale names.

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  All messages from 0xc200 thru this one (0xc2ff) are
reserved for locale names.  See messages 0xc200 and 0xc201 for examples
of actual locale name messages (actually, 0xc202 and 0xc203 are a better
example).
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C300
charset

PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Spelling to be recognized as the "charset" statement
in DBCS mapping files ( euc<-->DBCS  and  ascii/euc<-->SBCS ).  These are
text files.  This constant must be a single token.  See dbcsMap.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C301


PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Char string to write to Unix file during File Transfer
for any received DBCS (double byte) host char which is not mapped to any EUC
in the current DBCS<-->EUC mapping table.  This constant would usually be one
EUC char of a wide charset but can be any string of 1 or more chars, each of
which can any ASCII or EUC char.  If this constant is blank, the application
uses as default the EUC character to which the host DBCS double-width space
character (0x4040) is currently mapped.   See hl.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C302


PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  Char string to write to Unix file during File Transfer
for any received SBCS (single byte) host char which is not mapped to any
ASCII/EUC in the current SBCS<-->ASCII/EUC mapping table.  This constant
would usually be one EUC char of a narrow charset but can be any string
of 1 or more chars, each of which can be any ASCII or EUC char. If this
constant is blank the application uses as default the ASCII or EUC char
to which the host EBCDIC space character (0x40) is currently mapped.
See hl.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C303


PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The character to send inbound to host during File Transfer
for any EUC char of a wide charset read from the Unix file which is not mapped to
any DBCS (double byte) host char in the current DBCS<-->EUC mapping table.  Since
this messages/constants file is a Unix file and is thus in ASCII/EUC, the char to
be sent to host is expressed here in this constant as an EUC char of a wide charset.
The application maps it to a host DBCS char via the current DBCS<-->EUC mapping table
and sends the result inbound to the host.   If this constant consists of more than
one EUC character, only the first character in it is used and the rest are silently
ignored.  If this constant is blank or is an EUC char which is not mapped in the
current DBCS<-->EUC mapping table to any DBCS, the application simply sends the host
as default the DBCS double-width space character (0x4040).   See hl.c
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MESSAGE:
 
B327C304


PARAMETERS:

OPTIONS:
NO_MESSAGE_NUMBER
 
CAUSE:
 
EFFECT:
A Program Constant:  The character to send inbound to host during File Transfer
for any ASCII char or EUC char of a narrow charset read from the Unix file which
is not mapped to any SBCS (single byte) host char in the current SBCS<-->ASCII/EUC
mapping table.  Since this messages/constants file is a Unix file and is thus in
ASCII/EUC, the char to be sent to host is expressed here in this constant as an
ASCII char or an EUC char of a narrow charset.  The application maps it to a host
SBCS char via the current SBCS<-->ASCII/EUC mapping table and sends the result
inbound to the host.   If this constant consists of more than one character, only
the first character in it is used and the rest are silently ignored.  If this
constant is blank or is a char which is not mapped in the current SBCS<-->ASCII/EUC
mapping table to any SBCS, the application simply sends the host as default the
EBCDIC space character (0x40).  See hl.c.
 
ACTION:
 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
