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- ## version $VER: MUIRequestString.catalog 0.4 ($TODAY)
- ## language PUT_YOUR_LANGUAGE_NAME_HERE_E.G._Deutsch_OR_English
- ## codeset 0
- ;MUIRequestString.cd
- msg_cx_description
- PUT_YOUR_TRANSLATION_HERE
- ; Pops up a string requester and writes the input to the standard output. Useful for batch files.
- msg_rdargs_helptext
- PUT_YOUR_TRANSLATION_HERE
- ; Usage:\n\
- ; \n\
- ; TITLE/A,BODY/A,ACCEPT/K,REJECT/K\n\
- ; \n\
- ; TITLE/A is the title of the requester window. This argument must be\n\
- ; provided. If the title includes spaces you need to enclose it with "".\n\
- ; \n\
- ; BODY/A is the body text of the requester window. This argument must be\n\
- ; provided. If the body includes spaces you need to enclose it with "".\n\
- ; You can include special formatting codes into the string, who will be\n\
- ; interpreted as follows:\n\
- ; \n\
- ; *n Starts a new line; so you can have multiline body text.\n\
- ; ESC u Switch on underlined text style.\n\
- ; ESC b Switch on bold text style.\n\
- ; ESC i Switch on italic text style.\n\
- ; ESC n Switches back to normal text style.\n\
- ; ESC c Switch on centered justification. Only valid at the\n\
- ; beginning of the string or after a newline.\n\
- ; ESC l Switch on left justification. Only valid at the\n\
- ; beginning of the string or after a newline.\n\
- ; ESC r Switch on right justification. Only valid at the\n\
- ; beginning of the string or after a newline.\n\
- ; ESC I[5:filename] Include an image. You must provide the filename here.\n\
- ; If the filename contains spaces you must enclose it\n\
- ; with "" resp.*" *" (see below). AmigaOS' datatypes system\n\
- ; is used for loading\n\
- ; ESC x Set text color to pen x , where x is between 2 and 9.\n\
- ; ESC - Switch off special character parsing.\n\
- ; \n\
- ; If you start MUIRequestString from the command line (from a shell,\n\
- ; from an AmigaDOS batch file, or in DOpus as AmigaDOS command,...),\n\
- ; ESC is represented by *e, a " within a string enclosed by "" is repre-\n\
- ; sented by *". Look at the AmigaDOS documentation that should have been\n\
- ; delivered with your copy of AmigaOS.\n\
- ; \n\
- ; \n\
- ; ACCEPT/K is a string containing all characters the user is allowed to type into\n\
- ; the string gadget. This argument is optional. Default is to allow any\n\
- ; characters. If the ACCEPT string includes spaces you need to enclose it with "".\n\
- ; \n\
- ; REJECT/K is a string containing all characters the user is not allowed to type into\n\
- ; the string gadget. This argument is optional. Default is to allow any\n\
- ; characters. If the REJECT string includes spaces you need to enclose it with "".\n\
- ; \n\
- ; Note, that you can combine the latter two. So ACCEPT=" 123456" REJECT=4\n\
- ; will allow for 1 2 3 5 6 and a blank.\n\
- ; \n\
- ; MAXLEN/K/N The maximum length of the string the user can type in. Default is 255\n\
- ; characters.\n\
- ; \n\
- ; ? Shows above template and asks you for input. If you provide a ? again, you\n\
- ; will get a long description (/this) text.\n
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