HVarIs:At icon %0, variable '%1', current is %2, stored is %3
MenuIs:\Sto edit the keyboard short-cut of the menu option '%0'.
var:variable
DSave:not be able to participate in the Desktop Save protocol properly.
DefNLen:use the default value of 50
DefVLen:use the default value of 70
# Errors
NoVar:Variable ’%0’ does not exist. VarEdit will %1.
BadVar:Variable ’%0’ is not a number. VarEdit will %1.
NameShort:Not enough space to read variable name, which has been truncated. Quit the program as soon as possible, and increase VarEdit$NameLen to at least %0.
ValShort:Not enough space to read variable value, which has been truncated. Quit the program as soon as possible, and increase VarEdit$ValLen to at least %0.
EndLoop: Just been in what looked like an endless loop.
OutOfSynch: Icon and variable have got out of synch. Do not try to modify any variables. Closing the viewer and loading it again will solve the problem.
Short:Shortcut is already used.
Exists: already exists.
StrTyp:The created variable is of a strange type:
VarNeg:Variable was negative after searching index.
VarBig:Variable was too large after searching index.
Trunc:Warning: proposed replacement text is too long and will be truncated from ‘%0’ to ‘%1’.
IconDel:Icon has been deleted.
MessMem:Something strange has happened: the messages are already in memory.
# *** Menus ***
M10:Info
M11:Help
M12:Show styles
M13:Choices...
M14:Quit
M1T:VarEdit
M20:File
M21:Edit
M22:Utilities
M23:New variable...
M2T:VarEdit
M200:Info
M201:Save variables
M202:Statistics...
M203:Refresh
M20T:File
M210:Copy
M211:Rename
M212:Delete
M213:String
M214:Number
M215:Macro
M21T:Edit
M210T:Copy as
M211T:Rename to
M220:Show current variable
M221:Find text...
M222:Go to variable...
M223:Open Filer window
M224:Run parent
M225:View !Sprites
M226:View file sprite
M22T:Utilities
M30:Interactive help
M31:Close window
M32:Iconise window
M3T:Non-menu
M40:Icon menu
M41:Main menu
M42:File
M43:Edit
M44:Utilities
M45:Non-menu
M4T:Menus
# *** Help ***
# Menus
HM10:\Rsee information about this program.
HM11:\Ssee (more) help about this program.
HM12:\Ssee a list of variable styles.
HM13:\Schange some of the settings.
HM14:\Squit this program.
HM20:\Rdisplay various options about files.
HM21:\Rdisplay various editing operations.
HM22:\Rdisplay various utilities relating to the current variable.
HM23:\Sdefine a new variable.
HM200:\Rsee information about the file the variables are currently saved in.
HM201:\Ssave the system variables with the current filename (not currently implemented). \Rget a save box.
HM202:\Sdisplay statistics about the different variable types and styles.
HM203:\Sforce the program to refresh its list of variables and their values, in case the list has got of synch. \Git hasn't been implemented yet.
HM210:\Rmake a copy of this variable with a new name.
HM2100:Type the name of the new variable here. Click \s or press Return to copy with this name.
HM211:\Rrename this variable with a new name.
HM2110:Type the new name of the variable here. Click \s or press Return to rename the variable with this name.
HM212:\Sdelete the current variable.
HM213:\Smake this variable a string. \Git hasn’t been implemented yet.
HM214:\Smake this variable a number. \Git hasn’t been implemented yet.
HM215:\Smake this variable a macro. \Git hasn’t been implemented yet.
HM220:\Sopen a \w displaying the current variable and its value.
HM221:\Sfind and possibly replace characters in variables (search variable value).
HM222:\Sgo to a specific variable (search variable name).
HM223:\Sopen a Filer \w of the path(s) described in the current variable. \Git is not implemented at the moment.
HM224:\Srun the parent application of the current variable. \Git is not implemented at the moment.
HM225:\Sload the !Sprites file (if it exists) from the path(s) described in the current variable. \Git is not implemented at the moment.
HM226:\Sview the sprite (if it exists) that corresponds to this file type. \Git is not implemented at the moment.
HM40:\Schoose options from the icon bar menu.
HM41:\Schoose options from the main menu.
HM42:\Schoose options from the File submenu.
HM43:\Schoose options from the Edit submenu.
HM44:\Schoose options from the Utilities submenu.
HM45:\Schoose options unavailable from the menus.
HMShow:This menu is just for show, so you can see what keyboard shortcuts are currently assigned. Do not bother to choose anything from this menu, just browse.
# Help icon
HIH:\Sload !Help, or to open the Help \w if it has been closed. For more help about this program, choose “Help” from the iconbar menu.
# Main icon
HIcon:\TVarEdit icon.|MThis program allows you to view, edit and save system variables.|M\Ssee a list of possible views.
# Choices
HC0:If this option is selected, VarEdit will automatically scan the variable list when it starts up. Otherwise, it will only scan the list when you open the Styles \w.
HC2:If this option is selected, VarEdit will automatically open the Styles \w when it starts up. Otherwise you will have to open it manually (see menus).
HC3:If this option is selected, VarEdit will display a status \w when it is scanning the variable list or creating a viewer, and will multitask. Otherwise, it will display the hourglass, halting the machine temporarily.
HC4:\Sclose this \w and keep the current choices (not necessarily the choices selected in the \w).
HC5:\Suse these choices for this session and save them to file as the default settings for future sessions.
HC6:\Suse the default choices.
HC7:\Suse these choices for this session only.
HC8:\Tmulti-tasking setting. The lower the setting, the smoother the desktop will be while VarEdit is processing, but the longer the actual process will take. This is particularly noticeable on an ARM2.
HC9:\Sdecrease the multi-tasking setting.
HC10:\Sincrease the multi-tasking setting.
HC14:\Tcolour of bars representing types in the statistics window.
HC18:\Tcolour of the bar representing all variables in the statistics window.
HC22:\Tcolour of the bar representing user-defined styles in the statistics window.
HC26:\Tcolour of the bar representing the special style “Other” in the statistics window.
HC15/HC19/HC23/HC27:\Sdecrease the colour number.
HC16/HC20/HC24/HC28:\Sincrease the colour number.
HC29:If this option is selected, keyboard short-cuts for menu items will be shown on the menus. This makes it easier to remember them, but makes the menus longer.
HC30:\Sdefine keyboard short-cuts for menu items and other common commands.
HC?/HC??
HCW:\TChoices \w, where you can change some aspects of how VarEdit works (see individual icons).
# Keyboard short-cuts window
HK4:\Smove forwards in the list of available menus, click \a to move backwards. Click MENU to get a list of available menus.
HK5:Click \s, \a or MENU to get a list of available menus.
HK6:This icon shows the currently-defined keyboard short-cut for the menu option shown below. Type a new key combination to change it.
HK7:\Smove forwards in the list of menu options in the current menu, click \a to move backwards. Click MENU to get a list of available options.
HK8:Click \s, \a or MENU to get a list of available options.
HK9:\Sremove the shortcut assigned to this option (if it exists).
HK10:\Ssee a graphical representation of the shortcuts currently being used.
HK11:\Ssee a textual list of the shortcuts currently being used.
HK?/HK??
HKW:\Tkeyboard shortcuts \w, where you can define keyboard short-cuts for menu options and other common functions. Click MENU to get a menu (purely for show) of all the available options.
# File info
HF0:Whether the variables have changed since they were last saved.
HF4:Whether the variables were saved by styles (as opposed to alphabetically)
HF6:The name of the file the variables were last saved to.
HF7:Size of the file.
HF9:Date the file was saved.
HF?
HFW:This \w gives information about the most recently-saved variable file.
# Info
HI?/HI??
HIW:\Tinfo \w, providing information about this program.
# New variable window
HN3:Type the name of the new variable here (e.g. Wipe$Options).
HN4:Type the contents of the new variable here, i.e. the value you want to assign to it (e.g. C ~F ~R V).
HN5:\Sto make the new variable a string
HN6:\Sto make the new variable a number
HN7:\Sto make the new variable a macro
HN8:\Sto make the new variable either a string or a number, depending on the contents.
HN9:\Sto create a new variable using the selected options.
HNSty:\Sto select a new variable of style '%0'. The variable name will be modified to fit, and possibly the contents: you could lose part of what you have typed in.
HN?/HN??
HNW:\Tnew variable dialogue box. Use this \w to create new variables.
# Save as
HA0:Drag this icon to a Filer \w or an application to save a list of system variables.
HA2:Type a filename in here.
HA3:If selected, VarEdit will save the system variables sorted by category. If not, it will save a simple alphabetical list.
HA4:\Sclose the dialogue box and abandon the process.
HA5:\Ssave the file.
HA?/HA??
HAW:\TSave as dialogue box.
# Status window
HT?/HT??
HTW:\Tstatus \w, providing information about the current process taking place.|MIf you can read this, something strange has happened, as the status window doesn’t know about Help messages ;-).
#Style window
HS0:\Sview all variables.
HS2:\Sview all variables of type String.
HS3:\Sview all variables of type Number.
HS4:\Sview all variables of type Macro.
HS5:\Sdefine a new style (not currently implemented)
HS6:\Suse the saved styles (not currently implemented)
HS7:\Ssave the current styles (not currently implemented)
HSSty:\Sview all variables of style %0. \Aedit the definition of the style (not currently implemented).
HSView:\Sview all variables of style %0.
HSEdit:\Sedit the definition of style %0 (not currently implemented).
HSDel:\Sdelete style %0 (not currently implemented).
HS?/HS??
HSW:\Tstyle \w, where you can view, edit or delete lists of variables.
# Varstats window
HV?/HV??
HVW:\Tstatistics \w. The numbers and the bars show the number of variables of each type or style.
# Viewer window
HW?/HW??
HWW:This is a variable viewer \w.
# Keys used window
HU?/HU??
HUW:This \w shows which keys are currently used as short-cuts for menu options or other commonly-used functions. This window is just for show: clicking on the icons won't do anything.
# Find window
HN2:\Sfind the first occurence of the search text in the selected viewer (see ‘Current viewer only’)
HN3:\Sreplace all occurences of the search text with the replace text.
HN4:\Scancel this search and close the window.
HN7:Type in here the text you want to search for.
HN8:Type in here the new text you want to replace the found text with (if required).
HN9:\Ssearch variable names.
HN10:\Ssearch variable contents.
HN11:\Ssearch variable names and contents.
HN12:\Srestrict the search to exact case only.
HN13:\Srestrict the search to the current viewer. If unselected, all variables will be searched.
HN?/HN??
HNW:\Tfind text window.
# Found window
HD0:\Sreplace the found text with the chosen replacement and find the next occurence.
HD1:\Sreplace the found text with the chosen replacement and stop the process.
HD2:\Sfind the next occurence of the find text without making any changes.
HD3:\Sreplace this and all remaining occurences of the find text in this viewer
HD4:\Sstop the process.
HD5:This shows the state of the variable name or contents if the found text was replaced with the chosen replacement.
HDW:\Tfound text window.
# Goto window
HG0:Type in here the first few letters of the variable you want to go to.
HG2:If selected, VarEdit will automatically find the variable you are looking for as you type. Otherwise it will only look for it when you click \s on Find.
HG3:\Sgo to the variable starting with the text you have typed in.
HG4:\Sclose this window and stop the process.
HG? HGW:\TGo to variable window. Type in text and click Find to find a variable by name.
