Changeset 4612
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r4591 r4612 33 33 AboutDialog.Item2:'qflib' from Quality First Software GmbH. (http://www.qfs.de/en/qflib/index.html) 34 34 AboutDialog.Item3:'ExtensionFileFilter.class' by Bruno Dumon and contributors (http://pollo.sourceforge.net/) 35 AboutDialog.Item4:'How to disable file renaming in file chooser "- vladi21 (http://www.experts-exchange.com/)36 AboutDialog.Item5:'Autoscrolling "- Java Swing by Robert Eckstein, Marc Loy & Dave Wood (http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/jswing/chapter/dnd.beta.pdf)35 AboutDialog.Item4:'How to disable file renaming in file chooser' - vladi21 (http://www.experts-exchange.com/) 36 AboutDialog.Item5:'Autoscrolling' - Java Swing by Robert Eckstein, Marc Loy & Dave Wood (http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/jswing/chapter/dnd.beta.pdf) 37 37 AboutDialog.Item6:'Add ghosted drag images to your JTrees' - By Andrew J. Armstrong (http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/javatips/jw-javatip114.html) 38 38 AboutDialog.Item7:'Stop annoying java.prefs error when you don't have superuser access' - Thanks to Walter Schatz … … 120 120 CDM.ClassifierManager.Configure:Configure Selected Classifier 121 121 CDM.ClassifierManager.Controls:Editing Controls 122 CDM.ClassifierManager.Instructions:Use this view to add, configure or remove classifiers in your collection. To add a classifier, choose it from the combobox and click "Add Specified Classifier".\nTo remove a classifier choose it from the list of assigned classifiers and click "Remove Selected Classifier".\nFinally to configure a classifier, again choose it from the assigned classifiers list, then press "Configure Selected Classifier".\n\nIf you choose to configure a classifier you will be presented with a new pop-up design area with a scrollable list of known arguments you can provide to the classifier. Simply enable the argument you wish to provide and enter or select a value if necessary. If the design manager cannot determine what the arguments are for this classifier, then you will instead be presented with a text field into which you can type the desired arguments.122 CDM.ClassifierManager.Instructions:Use this view to add, configure or remove classifiers in your collection. To add a classifier, choose it from the combobox and click 'Add Specified Classifier'.\nTo remove a classifier, choose it from the list of assigned classifiers and click 'Remove Selected Classifier'.\nTo configure a classifier, choose it from the list of assigned classifiers, and click 'Configure Selected Classifier'.\n\nWhen you configure a classifier a scrollable list of its arguments will appear. Enable arguments and enter or select values as necessary. 123 123 CDM.ClassifierManager.Remove:Remove Selected Classifier 124 124 CDM.ClassifierManager.Title:{39}{46}Classifier Selection & Configuration{47}{34} … … 131 131 CDM.General.Icon_Collection:URL to about page icon: 132 132 CDM.General.Icon_Collection_Small:URL to home page icon: 133 CDM.CollectionMetaManager.Add:Add New Metdata134 CDM.CollectionMetaManager.Any:Any Language135 CDM.CollectionMetaManager.Instructions:This design view allows you to add, modify and remove collection level metadata. To add metadata first select or type the name of the part of the collection you wish to add metadata to. Next choose a target language if applicable. Finally enter the value of the metadata and press 'Add New Metadata'.\nEditing an metadata entry is also simple. Select it from the list of metadata, then edit of change the assignment, language and value as necessary. Pressing 'Add New Metadata' now will add the modified metadata -without- changing the old. Otherwise when you select a different metadata entry, or leave the view, the metadata entry will be updated with the modified details.\nThe last action available is to delete a piece of metadata. Again select it from the list of metadata, then press the "Remove Selected Metadata" button. Easy.136 CDM.CollectionMetaManager.Language:Target language:137 CDM.CollectionMetaManager.Metadata:Assigned Metadata138 CDM.CollectionMetaManager.Name:Assign metadata to:139 CDM.CollectionMetaManager.Remove:Remove Selected Metadata140 CDM.CollectionMetaManager.Title:{39}{46}Collection Level Metadata{47}{34}141 CDM.CollectionMetaManager.Value:Metadata value:142 133 CDM.FormatManager.Add:Add Format 143 134 CDM.FormatManager.Assigned_Formats:Currently Assigned Format Commands … … 146 137 CDM.FormatManager.Feature:Choose Feature 147 138 CDM.FormatManager.Insert:Insert 148 CDM.FormatManager.Instructions:The web pages you see when using Greenstone are not pre-stored but are generated 'on the fly' as they are needed. Format commands are used to change the appearance of these generated pages , and come in two flavours: those that control the display of documents or parts of documents, and those that affect the lists and pages generated by classifiers. The former are often simple boolean switches, while the remainder and the later category require html code as an argument.\nTo add a format command first choose it from the 'feature' list. If it is a simple switch then a True/False option panel appears, with the state selected by clicking on the appropriate button. On the other hand if it requires further arguments a different panel containing the 'Affected Feature' and 'Edit Format Strings' controls become available. The component list is only used for classifier based formatting, and is used to specify a specific part of the lists returned by a classifier. The editing field is used to type in an html text argument. Note the preset variables list. To add a preset place the editing caret at the appropriate position in the html text, choose your desired variable from the list, and press insert. To remove a preset, delete or backspace it just as in regular text editing.\nFinally, once you are statisfied with your changes, press 'Add Format' to add it to the configuration file.\nRemoving a format command is accomplished by selecting it from the 'Assigned Format Commands' and clicking the 'Remove Format' button.139 CDM.FormatManager.Instructions:The web pages you see when using Greenstone are not pre-stored but are generated 'on the fly' as they are needed. Format commands are used to change the appearance of these generated pages. Some are switches that control the display of documents or parts of documents; others are more complex and require html code as an argument.\nTo add a format command, choose it from the 'feature' list. If a True/False option panel appears, select the state by clicking on the appropriate button. If a panel containing the 'Affected Feature' and 'Edit Format Strings' controls appears, you need to enter html text. You can include preset variables by selecting them from the list.\nOnce you are statisfied with your changes, press 'Add Format' to add it to the configuration file.\nRemove a format command by selecting it from the 'Assigned Format Commands' and clicking 'Remove Format'. 149 140 CDM.FormatManager.Off:False 150 141 CDM.FormatManager.On:True … … 157 148 CDM.General.Email.Creator:Creator's Email 158 149 CDM.General.Email.Maintainer:Maintainer's Email 159 CDM.General.Instructions:The design section of the Librarian Interface contains tools and options for controlling many aspects of your collections appearance. For ease and clarity the design is split up into several sections. This section is the general options view and contains options and settings which don't clearly belong anywhere else. To choose a different section simply click on its name in the list to the left of the screen.150 CDM.General.Instructions:The design section of the Librarian Interface allows you to control many aspects of your collection's appearance. The design is split up into several sections. This section contains general options and settings. To choose a different section, click on its name in the list to the left. 160 151 CDM.General.Title:{39}{46}General Options{47}{34} 161 152 CDM.GUI.Building:Creating the {0} design view. … … 180 171 CDM.IndexManager.Index_Exists:That index has already been assigned for this collection. 181 172 CDM.IndexManager.Indexes:Assigned Indexes 182 CDM.IndexManager.Instructions: This design view allows you to modify the indexes that the collection will be built with.\nTo add a new index, select the source or sources to build the index on, choose the level of the index, and click "Add Specified Index".\nTo remove an index select it from the assigned indexes list and click "Remove Selected Index".\nYou can also set the default index by selecting it from the same list and clicking "Set Selected As Default", or clear the default by clicking the "Clear Default Index" button.173 CDM.IndexManager.Instructions:Here you choose what searchable indexes the collection will have.\nTo add a new index, select what material is to be indexed, choose the level of the index, and click 'Add Specified Index'.\nTo remove an index, select it from the assigned indexes list and click 'Remove Selected Index'.\nTo set the default index, select it from the assigned indexes list and click 'Set Selected As Default'.\nTo clear the default, click 'Clear Default Index'. 183 174 CDM.IndexManager.Level:At the level: 184 175 CDM.IndexManager.Name:Index Name: … … 193 184 CDM.LanguageManager.Clear_Default:Clear Default Language 194 185 CDM.LanguageManager.Default_Language:Default Language 195 CDM.LanguageManager.Instructions:Use this panel to specify what languages the indexes should be built in .\nAlso use itto set the default language for this collection.186 CDM.LanguageManager.Instructions:Use this panel to specify what languages the indexes should be built in, and to set the default language for this collection. 196 187 CDM.LanguageManager.Remove:Remove Language 197 188 CDM.LanguageManager.Selector:Language to add: … … 200 191 CDM.LanguageManager.Translate:Translate Assigned Text Fragments 201 192 CDM.MetadataSetManager.Elements:Elements in selected Metadata Set 202 CDM.MetadataSetManager.Instructions: While this design view is read-only, it does provide you with an opportunity to review the Metadata Sets currently imported into your collection, what MetadataElements they contain, and how they will appear in the collection configuration file.193 CDM.MetadataSetManager.Instructions:In this read-only design view you can review the Metadata Sets in your collection, what Elements they contain, and how they will appear in the collection configuration file. 203 194 CDM.MetadataSetManager.Sets:Available Metadata Sets 204 195 CDM.MetadataSetManager.Title:{39}{46}Metadata Set Review{47}{34} … … 212 203 CDM.PlugInManager.Configure:Configure Selected Plugin 213 204 CDM.PlugInManager.Controls:Editing Controls 214 CDM.PlugInManager.Instructions:Use this view to add, configure or remove plugins from your collection. Adding a new plugin simply involves choosing it from the combobox and clicking "Add Specified Plugin".\nOnce you select a plugin from the list of assigned plugins you can:\ni) Change its position in the plugin order by clicking on the various movement buttons,\nii) Further configure the plugin by clicking "Configure Selected Plugin",\niii) or remove the selected plugin by clicking "Remove Selected Plugin".\n\nIf you choose to configure a plugin you will be presented with a new pop-up design area with a scrollable list of known arguments you can provide to the plugin. Simply enable the argument you wish to provide and enter or select a value if necessary. If the design manager cannot determine what the arguments are for this plugin, then you will instead be presented with a text field into which you can type the desired arguments.\n\nNote: The position of the RecPlug and ArcPlug are fixed.205 CDM.PlugInManager.Instructions:Use this view to add, configure or remove plugins from your collection. To add one choose it from the combobox and click 'Add Specified Plugin'.\nTo configure or remove one, select it from the list of assigned plugins then:\ni) Change its position in the plugin order by clicking on the arrow buttons. (Note: The position of RecPlug and ArcPlug are fixed).\nii) Configure it by clicking 'Configure Selected Plugin',\niii) Remove it by clicking 'Remove Selected Plugin'.\n\nPlugins are configured using a pop-up design area with a scrollable list of arguments. Enable arguments and enter or select values as necessary. 215 206 CDM.PlugInManager.Move_Bottom:Move To Bottom 216 207 CDM.PlugInManager.Move_Down:Move Down … … 232 223 CDM.SubcollectionManager.Include:Include 233 224 CDM.SubcollectionManager.Inclusive:What do we do with files that match? 234 CDM.SubcollectionManager.Instructions:Use this panel to further refine index creation in two main ways.\nFirst of all you can define subcollection filters, which screen the collection documents based on the specified metadata values. Once these subcollection filters have been defined you can then choose to generate partitions on each of the previously specified indexes, based on one or more of these filters.\nThe other available index refinement is to generate index partitions based on language. This filters the collection documents so that only those which match the chosen language are included in that partition.\nNote that the total number of partitions generated is a combination of all indexes, subcollection filters and languages chosen. For example two indexes, with two subcollection filters in two languages would result in four partitions for each index, or eight index partitions in total.225 CDM.SubcollectionManager.Instructions:Use this panel to refine index creation.\ni) Define subcollection filters, which screen the collection documents based on the specified metadata values. Once defined, you can then generate partitions on any previously specified index, based on one or more of these filters.\nii) Generate index partitions based on language. This filters the collection documents so that only those in the chosen language are included.\nNote that the total number of partitions generated is a combination of all indexes, subcollection filters and languages chosen. Two indexes with two subcollection filters in two languages would yield eight index partitions. 235 226 CDM.SubcollectionManager.Language_Controls:Assign Languages 236 227 CDM.SubcollectionManager.Match:Regular expression to match with: … … 246 237 CDM.SubcollectionManager.Subindex_Controls:Assign Partitions 247 238 CDM.SubcollectionManager.Title:{39}{46}Partition Indexes{47}{34} 248 CDM.SuperCollectionManager.Instructions:A supercollection is one where a single search is performed over several collections, as if all the collections were one. Below is a list of collections that are available and installed according to greenstone (those collections present in your <greenstone install>/collect/ folder). You specify the collections to include in the supercollection by double-clicking on the appropriate collections name. The current collection will automatically be included. \nWARNING: If the individual collections do not have the same indexes (including subcollection partitions and language partitions) as each other, the cross-collection searching will not work properly. The user will only be able to search using indexes common to all collections.239 CDM.SuperCollectionManager.Instructions:A supercollection is one where a single search is performed over several collections, as if all the collections were one. Specify the collections to include in the supercollection by double-clicking on the appropriate collections name in the list below. The current collection will automatically be included. \nWARNING: If the individual collections do not have the same indexes (including subcollection partitions and language partitions) as each other, the cross-collection searching will not work properly. The user will only be able to search using indexes common to all collections. 249 240 CDM.SuperCollectionManager.Title:{39}{46}Super-Collection Selection{47}{34} 250 241 CDM.TranslationManager.Affected_Features:Features … … 254 245 CDM.TranslationManager.Column_Name_1:Text Fragment 255 246 CDM.TranslationManager.Default_Text:Initial Text Fragment 256 CDM.TranslationManager.Instructions: This view allows you to review and assign translations for various feature text fragments within your final greenstone collection. The first step is to select an entry from the list of features. These features include, but are not limited to, collection level metadata and classifier names. Next you can select an existing text fragment in order to edit it, or you can select a language from the combobox in order to add a new fragment. Either way you can then type the text into the white text area, referring to the initial text fragment as necessary. Any changes typed will immediately be ammended to the collection configuration.247 CDM.TranslationManager.Instructions:Use this view to review and assign translations of text fragments in your collection. First, select an entry from the list of features (e.g. collection level metadata and classifier names). Next, select and edit a text fragment, or select a language from the combobox in order to add a new fragment. Type the text into the white text area, referring to the initial text fragment as necessary. Any changes will appear immediately in the collection. 257 248 CDM.TranslationManager.Language:Language of translation: 258 249 CDM.TranslationManager.Title:{39}{46}Text Translation{47}{34} … … 271 262 #***** CollectionManager ***** 272 263 CollectionManager.Cannot_Open:The collection at {0} cannot be opened. 273 CollectionManager.Collection_Saved:The collection "{0}"has been saved.264 CollectionManager.Collection_Saved:The collection '{0}' has been saved. 274 265 CollectionManager.Creating_New:Creating a new collection {0}. 275 266 CollectionManager.Creation_Failed_Already_Exists:Collection cannot be created because a collection with the filename '{0}' already exists. … … 373 364 # 374 365 #***** DirectoryLevelMetadata ***** 375 DirectoryLevelMetadata.Message:You are about to assign 'folder level' metadata to the selected folder (or folders). Such metadata will be automatically inherited by all files and folders in this folder. Furthermore this metadata cannot be removed from specific children, only replaced. To continue with this action click the OK button.366 DirectoryLevelMetadata.Message:You are about to assign 'folder level' metadata to the selected folder (or folders). Such metadata will be automatically inherited by all files and folders in this folder. Furthermore this metadata cannot be removed from specific children, only replaced. To continue with this action click 'OK'. 376 367 DirectoryLevelMetadata.Title:About to add folder level metadata 377 368 #**************************************** … … 389 380 FileActions.Directory_Exists:<html>The folder<br>{0}<br>already exists within the collection. Files will be copied into it.</html> 390 381 FileActions.Directory_Selected:1 folder selected 391 FileActions.File_Already_Exists_Message: "{0}"\nA file with the name shown above already exists at the\ndestination, and despite your previous choice the Librarian Interface\nis unable to overwrite it. Please check file permissions.382 FileActions.File_Already_Exists_Message:{0}\nA file with the name shown above already exists at the\ndestination, and despite your previous choice the Librarian Interface\nis unable to overwrite it. Please check file permissions. 392 383 FileActions.File_Already_Exists_Title:Error - File Already Exists. 393 384 FileActions.File_And_Directories_Selected:1 file and {0} folders selected 394 385 FileActions.File_And_Directory_Selected:1 file and 1 folder selected 395 386 FileActions.File_Exists:<html>{0} already exists in the destination folder. Overwrite it?</html> 396 FileActions.File_Not_Found_Message: "{0}"\nThe file named above can not be found. Once file view\nhas refreshed, please check the file still exists.387 FileActions.File_Not_Found_Message:{0}\nThe file named above can not be found. Once file view\nhas refreshed, please check the file still exists. 397 388 FileActions.File_Not_Found_Title:Error - File Not Found. 398 389 FileActions.File_Selected:1 file selected … … 728 719 # ******************************************************** 729 720 MSMPrompt.Add:Add 730 MSMPrompt.Add_Failed:Cannot add the element "{0}"because:\n{1}721 MSMPrompt.Add_Failed:Cannot add the element '{0}' because:\n{1} 731 722 MSMPrompt.Add_Failed_Title:Add Failed 732 723 MSMPrompt.Attribute:Attribute … … 765 756 MSMPrompt.OptionList:\nOption List: {0}\n{1} 766 757 MSMPrompt.Progress:Percent Complete 767 MSMPrompt.Remove_Failed:Cannot remove element "{0}"because:\n{1}758 MSMPrompt.Remove_Failed:Cannot remove element '{0}' because:\n{1} 768 759 MSMPrompt.Remove_Failed_Title:Remove Failed 769 760 MSMPrompt.Rename:Rename 770 MSMPrompt.Rename_Failed:Cannot rename "{0}" to "{1}"because:\n{2}761 MSMPrompt.Rename_Failed:Cannot rename '{0}' to '{1}' because:\n{2} 771 762 MSMPrompt.Rename_Failed_Title:Rename Failed 772 763 MSMPrompt.Replace:Replace … … 780 771 MSMPrompt.Select_Element_Set:Select Set: 781 772 MSMPrompt.Select_Element_Title:Importing Metadata 782 MSMPrompt.Select_Set_Instructions:The metadata element {0} cannot be automatically imported into the collection, as it matches no existing metadata set (including any current default metadata set). Select a default metadata set to attempt to add this and subsequent metadata elements to:773 MSMPrompt.Select_Set_Instructions:The metadata element {0} cannot be automatically imported into the collection, as it matches no existing metadata set. Select a default metadata set to add this and subsequent metadata elements to. 783 774 MSMPrompt.Select_Set_None:No Metadata Set 784 775 MSMPrompt.Select_Set_Title:Importing Metadata … … 799 790 NewCollectionPrompt.Email_Error:You have either failed to enter an email, or the email as typed is not a valid. Please correct. 800 791 NewCollectionPrompt.Error:Error in new collection. 801 NewCollectionPrompt.Instructions: Fill out all of the fields below in order to create a new Collection.792 NewCollectionPrompt.Instructions:To create a new collection fill out the fields below. 802 793 NewCollectionPrompt.Metadata_Elements:Elements within selected set: 803 NewCollectionPrompt.Metadata_Instructions:Check the boxes beside the metadata sets you would like to be initially present in your collection.794 NewCollectionPrompt.Metadata_Instructions:Check the boxes beside the metadata sets to include in your collection. (Note: You can add new ones later). 804 795 NewCollectionPrompt.Name_Error:You have either failed to enter a name for the collection, or the name you have choosen is already in use. Please correct. 805 796 NewCollectionPrompt.NewCollection:-- New Collection -- … … 820 811 OpenCollectionDialog.Collection:Greenstone Collection (".col") 821 812 OpenCollectionDialog.Locked_Collection:Greenstone collection already is use 822 OpenCollectionDialog.No_Description:Please select a greenstone collection ( '.col'file) to see description.813 OpenCollectionDialog.No_Description:Please select a greenstone collection (".col" file) to see description. 823 814 OpenCollectionDialog.Normal_Collection:Greenstone collection 824 815 OpenCollectionDialog.Title:Open Greenstone Collection … … 874 865 SaveCollectionBox.File_Name:File Name: 875 866 SaveCollectionBox.Files_Of_Type:Files of Type: 876 SaveCollectionBox.Label:Do you wish to save "{0}"?867 SaveCollectionBox.Label:Do you wish to save '{0}'? 877 868 SaveCollectionBox.Look_In:Look In: 878 869 SaveCollectionBox.Title:Save Collection
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