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| #Error Messages from message.tcl |
| argAfterArgs_type=Error |
| argAfterArgs_explanation=An argument has been specified after the args keyword in a procedure argument list. The args argument is treated like a normal parameter and does not collect the remaining parameters into a single list. |
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| argsNotDefault_type=Error |
| argsNotDefault_explanation=The args keyword cannot be initialized to contain a default value. Although the Tcl interpreter does not complain about this usage, the default value is ignored. |
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| arrayReadAsScalar_type=Error |
| arrayReadAsScalar_explanation=You cannot assign an array variable to a scalar variable. The Tcl Dev Kit TclChecker is aware of the internal variables tcl_platform and Tk::priv, and will generate this error when you attempt to assign these variables to a scalar. |
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| badArrayIndex_type=Error |
| badArrayIndex_explanation=This error occurs when you try to read from the tcl_platform internal variable with an invalid index key. The tcl_platform variable is initialized at run-time by the system definition, and should not be manually altered. |
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| badBoolean_type=Error |
| badBoolean_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a Boolean value. The string can be "1", "0", "true", "false", "yes", "no", "on", or "off" in any unique abbreviation and case. |
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| badByteNum_type=Error |
| badByteNum_explanation=The type should be a integer between 0 and 255. |
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| badColorFormat_type=Error |
| badColorFormat_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a color value. The string can be any of the following forms:\n colorname\n #RGB\n #RRGGBB\n #RRRGGGBBB\n #RRRRGGGGBBBB\n colorname can be any of the valid textual names for a color defined in the server's color database file, such as "red" or "PeachPuff". If the color name is not a Tcl defined color, a warning is flagged stating that the color may not be portable across all platforms; see nonPortColor. The RGB characters represent hexadecimal digits that specify the red, green, and blue intensities of the color. |
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| badCursor_type=Error |
| badCursor_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a cursor to use. The string can take any of the following forms:\n ""\n name \n name fgColor \n @sourceFile fgColor \n name fgColor bgColor\n @sourceFile maskFile fgColor bgColor\n If the name form is used, and the name of the cursor is not defined on all platforms, a warning is flagged stating that the cursor is not portable; see nonPortCursor. None of the forms that specify a color or multiple files are portable across all systems; they are flagged as being non-portable; nonPortCmd. |
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| badFloat_type=Error |
| badFloat_explanation=The command expects the string to consist of a floating-point number, which is: white space; a sign; a sequence of digits; a decimal point; a sequence of digits; the letter "e"; and a signed decimal exponent. Any of the fields may be omitted, except that the digits either before or after the decimal point must be present and if the "e" is present then it must be followed by the exponent number. |
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| badIndex_type=Error |
| badIndex_explanation=The command expects the string to specify an index value. The string can be an integer or "end". |
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| badIndexExpr_type=Error |
| badIndexExpr_explanation=When reading an index, you must specify the exact integer position, or the position relative to the end of the index using the "end" or "end-index_number" strings. |
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| badInt_type=Error |
| badInt_explanation=The command expects the string to specify an integer value. The string can be optionally signed and optionally preceded by white space. If the first two characters of the string are "0x" then string is expected to be in hexadecimal form; if the first character of string is "0" then the string is expected to be in octal form; otherwise, the string is expected to be in decimal form. |
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| badKey_type=Error |
| badKey_explanation=The command expects the key string to be a key that matches one of the strings in the options list. |
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| badLevel_type=Error |
| badLevel_explanation=The command expects the string to be an integer or a "#" character followed by an integer. |
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| badList_type=Error |
| badList_explanation=The command expects the string to be a valid Tcl list. The reason the string is not a valid Tcl list is displayed in the message associated with the error. |
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| badListLength_type=Error |
| badListLength_explanation=The command expects the string to be a valid Tcl list with a length n satisfying the condition "n % x == y". For example: "n % 2 == 0" is the condition for lists of even length. |
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| badMathOp_type=Error |
| badMathOp_explanation=When working with mathematical expressions, you must use valid operators for the "expr" command. See "expr" in the Tcl Commands Manual section of the ActiveTcl User Guide. |
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| badMode_type=Error |
| badMode_explanation=When specifying access modes for a Tcl channel, at least one of the three read-write access modes (RDONLY, WRONLY, or RDWR) must be specified with optional modifiers (APPEND, CREAT, EXCL, NOCTTY, NONBLOCK or TRUNC). |
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| badNatNum_type=Error |
| badNatNum_explanation=The command expects the string to specify an integer greater than zero. The string can be any non-negative integer. |
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| badOption_type=Error |
| badOption_explanation=The command expects the option string to be an option that matches one of the strings in options. |
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| badPixel_type=Error |
| badPixel_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a pixel value. The string must be an integer pixel or floating-point millimeter, optionally followed by one of the following characters: "c", "i", "m", or "p". |
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| badResource_type=Error |
| badResource_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a resource value. If the string length is not four characters, an error is flagged. |
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| badSwitch_type=Error |
| badSwitch_explanation=The command expects the string to be a switch that matches one of the strings in list of switch options. |
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| badVersion_type=Error |
| badVersion_explanation=The command expects a list of strings that specifies a package version. A valid package version string is any number of integers separated by periods ("."), for example, "1.2.3". |
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| badWholeNum_type=Error |
| badWholeNum_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a whole value. The string can be any non-negative integer. |
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| badContinuation_type=Error |
| badContinuation_explanation=Continuation line should not contain whitespaces after backslash |
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| badExtendedIndexExpr_type=Error |
| badExtendedIndexExpr_explanation=Invalid index: should be integer or "end" or "end-integer" |
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| badRegexp_type=Error |
| badRegexp_explanation=Bad regexp pattern: %1$s |
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| badRequirement_type=Error |
| badRequirement_explanation=Invalid requirement |
| |
| internalError_type=Error |
| internalError_explanation=This message indicates a bug in the Tcl Dev Kit TclChecker. Please file a bug report, including the steps necessary to reproduce the error, at http://bugs.activestate.com/Tcl Dev Kit. |
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| invalidUsage_type=Upgrade Error |
| invalidUsage_explanation=All functions internal to the Tk binding have been moved to the "Tk::" namespace and have been made private. In Tcl 8.4 mode, this error reports use of a command that is now invalid. |
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| mismatchOptions_type=Error |
| mismatchOptions_explanation=Two or more options were specified that cannot be used at the same time. The command should be re-written to use only one of the switches. This commonly occurs when an overloaded command performs completely different operations based on the switches. |
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| maybeBadSwitch_type=Warning |
| maybeBadSwitch_explanation=Possibly invalid switch: "%1$s" |
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| noExpr_type=Error |
| noExpr_explanation=Similar to the numArgs message. The Tcl Dev Kit TclChecker flags this error message when an expression is missing in an if statement. |
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| nonDefAfterDef_type=Error |
| nonDefAfterDef_explanation=A non-defaulted argument has been specified after a defaulted argument in a procedure argument list. Although the Tcl interpreter does not complain about this usage, the default values are ignored. |
| |
| nonPortChannel_type=Non-Portable Warning |
| nonPortChannel_explanation=A channel was specified that is not supported on all platforms. In most cases, this is when "file0", "file1", or "file2" is used instead of "stdin", "stdout", or "stderr". |
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| nonPortCmd_type=Non-Portable Warning |
| nonPortCmd_explanation=A command was specified that is not supported on all platforms. |
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| nonPortCmdR_type=Non-Portable Warning |
| nonPortCmdR_explanation=Replace use of non-portable command with %1$s |
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| nonPortColor_type=Non-Portable Warning |
| nonPortColor_explanation=A color was specified that is not supported on all platforms. |
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| nonPortCursor_type=Non-Portable Warning |
| nonPortCursor_explanation=A cursor was specified that is not supported on all platforms. |
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| nonPortFile_type=Non-Portable Warning |
| nonPortFile_explanation=A file name was specified that is not supported on all platforms. This warning is flagged, then the string is a combination of words, variables, or commands separated by system-specific file separators (for example, "$dir\$file"). Use the file join command to add the system-specific file separators (for example, "[file join $dir $file]"). |
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| nonPortOption_type=Non-Portable Warning |
| nonPortOption_explanation=An option was specified that is not supported on all platforms. Generally, the option has no effect on the systems that do not support this option. |
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| nonPortVar_type=Non-Portable Warning |
| nonPortVar_explanation=A variable was used that is not supported on all platforms. In most cases, this is when the tcl_precision variable is used. |
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| nonPublicVar_type=Warning |
| nonPublicVar_explanation=This error indicates that the program is trying to use the contents of the Tk::priv variable. This variable is internal and should not be used. |
| |
| noScript_type=Error |
| noScript_explanation=Similar to the numArgs message. The Tcl Dev Kit TclChecker flags this error message when an expression is missing in an if statement. |
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| noSwitchArg_type=Error |
| noSwitchArg_explanation=The command was called with a switch that expected an argument. If no argument was given for the switch, this error is flagged. |
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| numArgs_type=Error |
| numArgs_explanation=An incorrect number of arguments were specified for a command. Due to the dynamic nature of Tcl, this error might be flagged unnecessarily. For example, if the command is called within an eval body with variables that will expand to be multiple arguments. The Tcl Dev Kit TclChecker sees only the one argument, but this may expand to match the required number of arguments when the command is evaluated. |
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| numListElts_type=Error |
| numListElts_explanation=Some commands expect lists with a fixed number of elements. This error indicates that an incorrect number of elements has been specified. See the documentation for the specific command in the ActiveTcl User Guide. |
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| obsoleteCmd_type=Error |
| obsoleteCmd_explanation=The specified command, option or variable does not exist and is no longer supported in the version of the system you are checking. Use the suggested alternative command, option, or variable to upgrade the script. |
| |
| parse_type=Error |
| parse_explanation=The Tcl Dev Kit TclChecker could not parse the script completely due to a parsing error. The reason for the parsing error is displayed in the message associated with the error. |
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| pragmaBad_type=Warning |
| pragmaBad_explanation=Bad pragma "%1$s" before command: %2$s |
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| pragmaNotComplete_type=Warning |
| pragmaNotComplete_explanation=Incomplete pragma "%1$s" before command |
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| procNumArgs_type=Error |
| procNumArgs_explanation=You are using the wrong number of arguments to call the Tcl procedure procName . Compare the number of arguments used to call the procedure to the number of arguments in the definition of procName. |
| |
| tooManyFieldArg_type=Error |
| tooManyFieldArg_explanation=A defaulted procedure argument has been specified with multiple values. An argument can have only one default value. If the value is to be a list, quotes or curly braces must be used. |
| |
| warnBehaviour_type=Upgrade Warning |
| warnBehaviour_explanation=This warning indicates use of a variable whose behaviour has changed between the current Tcl version and previous versions. |
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| warnBehaviourCmd_type=Upgrade Warning |
| warnBehaviourCmd_explanation=This warning indicates use of a command whose behaviour has changed between the current Tcl version and previous versions. |
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| warnDeprecated_type=Upgrade Warning |
| warnDeprecated_explanation=The specified command, option or variable does not exist and is no longer supported in the version of the system you are checking. Use the suggested alternative command, option or variable to upgrade the script. |
| |
| warnExportPat_type=Warning |
| warnExportPat_explanation=Each export pattern can contain glob -style special characters, but it must not include any namespace qualifiers. That is, the pattern can only specify commands in the current (exporting) namespace. |
| |
| warnExpr_type=Performance Warning |
| warnExpr_explanation=The expr command performs two levels of substitution on all expressions that are not inside curly braces. To avoid the second substitution, and to improve the performance of the command, place the expression inside curly braces. There are cases where the second level of substitution is required and this warning will not apply. The Tcl Dev Kit TclChecker does not discern between these cases. |
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| warnExtraClose_type=Usage Warning |
| warnExtraClose_explanation=A close bracket or close brace without a matching open bracket or open brace was detected. This frequently indicates an error introduced when a subcommand or script is deleted without deleting the final close brace or bracket. |
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| warnGlobalNsNonsense_type=Warning |
| warnGlobalNsNonsense_explanation=Using the global command within a namespace eval is an undefined operation. |
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| warnGlobalVarColl_type=Warning |
| warnGlobalVarColl_explanation=When writing to the variable via set it is undetermined if a global or namespace variable is created. |
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| warnIfKeyword_type=Warning |
| warnIfKeyword_explanation=When using the if command, it is legal to omit the else and elseif keywords. However, omission of these keywords tends to produce error-prone code; thus, a warning is flagged. |
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| warnInternalCmd_type=Warning |
| warnInternalCmd_explanation=This message indicates that you are using commands internal to an extension. It is safer to use public APIs wherever possible. |
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| warnNamespacePat_type=Warning |
| warnNamespacePat_explanation=Each namespace pattern is qualified with the name of an exporting namespace and may have glob -style special characters in the command name at the end of the qualified name. The warning is flagged if glob characters appears in a namespace name. |
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| warnPattern_type=Warning |
| warnPattern_explanation=Glob patterns use brackets to specify a list of characters to match. If brackets are used and the word is not properly quoted, Tcl will interpret this as a subcommand to be evaluated, rather than a pattern. This warning is flagged to avoid possible usage errors of this nature. |
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| warnReadonlyVar_type=Warning |
| warnReadonlyVar_explanation=The Tcl Dev Kit TclChecker is hard-coded to recognize certain variables as internal to Tcl/Tk. The value of these variables should not be changed. These variables include: tcl_platform (Tcl), tkPriv (Tk 8.3), tk::Priv (Tk 8.4) |
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| warnRedefine_type=Usage Warning |
| warnRedefine_explanation=A procedure or class is being defined, imported, inherited, or renamed into a scope where a procedure or class of the same name already exists. |
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| warnReserved_type=Upgrade Warning |
| warnReserved_explanation=When checking scripts using older versions of Tcl, Tk or [incr Tcl], this warning is flagged if a command is used that does not exist in the systems that you are checking against, but does exist in later versions. This warning helps to prevent scripts from defining commands that will eventually collide with later versions. |
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| warnShadowVar_type=Warning |
| warnShadowVar_explanation=This usage of the variable may hide or kill a previous definition of the same name. |
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| warnUndefinedUpvar_type=Warning |
| warnUndefinedUpvar_explanation=The named procedure (in)directly calls the current scope, but is not defining the variable expected by the upvar. |
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| warnUndefinedVar_type=Warning |
| warnUndefinedVar_explanation=The named variable is not known in the current scope. |
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| warnUndefFunc_type=Warning |
| warnUndefFunc_explanation=The specified function is not defined as part of the "expr" command. See the "expr" command reference in the ActiveTcl User Guide for a list of valid functions. |
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| warnUndefProc_type=Warning |
| warnUndefProc_explanation=The procedure was not defined in any of the files that were specified on the command line of the current invocation of the Tcl Dev Kit TclChecker. The procedure may get defined dynamically or in a file that was not specified on the Tcl Dev Kit TclChecker command line. This warning is triggered only for the first use of the undefined procedure in the files being checked. |
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| warnUnsupported_type=Error |
| warnUnsupported_explanation=The specified command, option or variable still exists but is no longer supported. Use the suggested alternative command, option, or variable to upgrade the script. |
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| warnUpvarNsNonsense_type=Error |
| warnUpvarNsNonsense_explanation=You cannot import procedure-local variables into a namespace scope. |
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| warnVarRef_type=Warning |
| warnVarRef_explanation=Some commands expect a variable name for an argument, for example, incr . If the argument is a variable reference, this warning is flagged to report possible usage errors. |
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| winAlpha_type=Error |
| winAlpha_explanation=The window name for any Tcl widget cannot begin with a capital letter. |
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| winBeginDot_type=Error |
| winBeginDot_explanation=The path name for any Tcl widget must begin with a period (".") |
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| winNotNull_type=Error |
| winNotNull_explanation=A window name or path cannot be an empty string. |
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| warnArgWrite_type=Warning |
| warnArgWrite_explanation=Overwriting procedure argument |
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| warnDoubleDash_type=Warning |
| warnDoubleDash_explanation=Use -- before this computed word to prevent its possible misinterpretation as switch |
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| warnEscapeChar_type=Warning |
| warnEscapeChar_explanation="\%1$s" is a valid escape sequence in later versions of Tcl. |
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| #Error Messages from blt.tcl |
| blt::badIntRange_type=Error |
| blt::badIntRange_explanation=In some cases, legal integer ranges are defined as part of the command. This error indicates that an integer value outside the legal range has been used. |
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| blt::badSignal_type=Error |
| blt::badSignal_explanation=The bgexec command has an option "-killsignal" (Unix only), which accepts a valid mnemonic value. See the blt man pages for command specifications. |
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| blt::badSignalInt_type=Error |
| blt::badSignalInt_explanation=The bgexec command has an option "-killsignal" (Unix only), which accepts a valid signal integer value. See the blt man pages for command specifications. |
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| #Error Messages from coreTcl.tcl |
| coreTcl::badBinaryFmt_type=Error |
| coreTcl::badBinaryFmt_explanation=This error indicates that the string provided for the binary command's format switch is invalid. See the documentation for the "binary" command in the ActiveTcl User Guide. |
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| coreTcl::badCharMap_type=Error |
| coreTcl::badCharMap_explanation=The map list must have an even number of elements. |
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| coreTcl::badFormatFmt_type=Error |
| coreTcl::badFormatFmt_explanation=This error indicates that the string provided for the format or scan command's format switch is invalid. See the documentation for the "format" or "scan" command in the ActiveTcl User Guide. |
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| coreTcl::badRegexp_type=Error |
| coreTcl::badRegexp_explanation=The specified regular expression is not valid. |
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| coreTcl::badSerialMode_type=Error |
| coreTcl::badSerialMode_explanation=When using the fconfigure command, if you are using the -mode switch, you must specify a valid -mode string. See "fconfigure" in the ActiveTcl User Guide for information about command switches. |
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| coreTcl::badTraceOp_type=Error |
| coreTcl::badTraceOp_explanation=The command expects the trace operation string to be one or more of the following characters: "r", "w", or "u". |
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| coreTcl::errBadBrktExp_type=Error |
| coreTcl::errBadBrktExp_explanation=The bracket expression is missing a close bracket. Common errors of this type are caused when the closing bracket is interpreted as a character to match on. For example [] and [^] will generate this error because the close bracket is interpreted as a character to match, or not match, respectively. The correct expressions would be: []] and [^]]. |
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| coreTcl::serverAndPort_type=Error |
| coreTcl::serverAndPort_explanation=The socket command specified the -server option and the -myport option on the same command line. These are conflicting options and cannot be used together. |
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| coreTcl::socketArgOpt_type=Error |
| coreTcl::socketArgOpt_explanation=This error message is not used. |
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| coreTcl::socketAsync_type=Error |
| coreTcl::socketAsync_explanation=The socket command specified the -server option and the -async option on the same command line. These are conflicting options and cannot be used together. |
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| coreTcl::socketBadOpt_type=Error |
| coreTcl::socketBadOpt_explanation=This error message is not used. |
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| coreTcl::socketServer_type=Error |
| coreTcl::socketServer_explanation=The socket command specified the -async option and the -server option on the same command line. These are conflicting options and cannot be used together. |
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| coreTcl::warnAIPattern_type=Upgrade Warning |
| coreTcl::warnAIPattern_explanation=When using the auto_import command, be aware of functionality changes between Tcl 8.4 and earlier versions. |
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| coreTcl::warnEscapeChar_type=Upgrade Warning |
| coreTcl::warnEscapeChar_explanation=The new regular expression package introduced in Tcl 8.1 added many new special character sequences, called "escape characters." When upgrading to 8.1 or later, the escape characters will change the semantics of the expression. To maintain the behavior of previous versions of Tcl, add another backslash before the character. (This warning is displayed only if you specify the -use option with Tcl 8.0 or earlier.) |
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| coreTcl::warnMemoryCmd_type=Warning |
| coreTcl::warnMemoryCmd_explanation=The "memory" command is only available when the core is compiled using the TCL_MEM_DEBUG mode. |
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| coreTcl::warnNotSpecial_type=Upgrade Warning |
| coreTcl::warnNotSpecial_explanation=The backslash character is used to quote special characters in an expression so their literal value can be used. The character following the backslash in this expression has no affect on the character. Consider simplifying the expression. |
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| coreTcl::warnQuoteChar_type=Upgrade Warning |
| coreTcl::warnQuoteChar_explanation=The new regular expression package introduced in Tcl 8.1 changed the semantics of the backslash character inside of bracket expressions. Previously they were treated as literal characters. Now they are treated as a quote character. To maintain the behavior of previous versions of Tcl, add another backslash before the existing backslash (for example, [*-\] becomes [*-\\]). (This warning is displayed only if you specify the -use option with Tcl 8.0 or earlier.) |
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| coreTcl::warnY2K_type=Warning |
| coreTcl::warnY2K_explanation=To avoid possible Y2K errors, use the "%Y" field descriptor to generate years with centuries (for example, "1999" instead of "99"). |
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| #Error Messages from coreTk.tcl |
| coreTk::badBindSubst_type=Error |
| coreTk::badBindSubst_explanation=This error indicates that a placeholder character specified with the "bind" command is invalid. Refer to the ActiveTcl User Guide for "bind" command specifications. |
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| coreTk::badColormap_type=Error |
| coreTk::badColormap_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a colormap to use. If the string is "new", a new colormap is created. Otherwise, the string should be a valid window path name. |
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| coreTk::badEvent_type=Error |
| coreTk::badEvent_explanation=The command expects the string to specify an event type. If the string is not composed of a valid event and one or more related modifiers, an error is reported. |
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| coreTk::badGeometry_type=Error |
| coreTk::badGeometry_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a geometry value. The string must have one of the following forms: W x H, ± X x ± Y, W x H ± X x ± Y, ...where the width (W) and height (H) values are positive integers, and the X (X) and Y (Y) coordinates are positive or negative integers. |
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| coreTk::badGridMaster_type=Error |
| coreTk::badGridMaster_explanation=The grid command flags an error if a valid window name was never specified in the command. |
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| coreTk::badGridRel_type=Error |
| coreTk::badGridRel_explanation=When using the relative placement shortcuts in the grid command (that is, "-", "x", or "^") an error is reported if the span column shortcut ("-") is used immediately after one of the other shortcuts. |
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| coreTk::badPalette_type=Error |
| coreTk::badPalette_explanation=The command expects the string to be a valid palette specification. The palette string may be either a single decimal number, specifying the number of shades of gray to use, or three decimal numbers separated by slashes ("/"), specifying the number of shades of red, green and blue to use, respectively. |
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| coreTk::badPriority_type=Error |
| coreTk::badPriority_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a priority value. The string must contain one of the following values: "widgetDefault", "startupFile", "userDefault", "interactive", or an integer between 0 and 100. |
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| coreTk::badScreen_type=Error |
| coreTk::badScreen_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a screen value. The string must have the following form: ?name ?:display ?.screen ? ...where name is any string and display and screen are integers. |
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| coreTk::badSticky_type=Error |
| coreTk::badSticky_explanation=The grid command expects the string to specify valid sticky coordinates. The string can contain any combination of the following characters: "n", "s", "e". or "w". |
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| coreTk::badTab_type=Error |
| coreTk::badTab_explanation=The command expects a list of strings that define tab stops. If the Tcl interpreter cannot parse the list, an error is flagged. The tab list must consist of a list of screen distances giving the positions of the tab stops. Each position can optionally be followed in the next list element by one of the keywords "left", "right", "center", or "numeric", which specifies how to justify text relative to the tab stop. |
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| coreTk::badTabJust_type=Error |
| coreTk::badTabJust_explanation=The command expects the justification string to be one of the following: "left", "right", "center", or "numeric". |
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| coreTk::badVirtual_type=Error |
| coreTk::badVirtual_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a virtual event. The string must have the following form: <<word>> ...where word is any non-empty string. |
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| coreTk::badVisual_type=Error |
| coreTk::badVisual_explanation=The command expects the string to specify a visual. The string can have the following form: class depth\n default\n windowName\n number\n best ?depth ? \n The class string must be one of "directcolor", "grayscale", "pseudocolor", "staticcolor", "staticgray", or "truecolor", or any unique abbreviation. The depth value must be a valid integer. |
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| coreTk::badVisualDepth_type=Error |
| coreTk::badVisualDepth_explanation=If the depth specified by a visual string is not a valid integer, then this error is flagged. |
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| coreTk::noEvent_type=Error |
| coreTk::noEvent_explanation= |
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| coreTk::nonPortBitmap_type=Non-Portable Warning |
| coreTk::nonPortBitmap_explanation=A bitmap was specified that is not supported on all platforms. |
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| coreTk::nonPortKeysym_type=Non-Portable Warning |
| coreTk::nonPortKeysym_explanation=A keysym was specified that is not supported on all platforms. |
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| coreTk::noVirtual_type=Error |
| coreTk::noVirtual_explanation=Virtual events are not allowed in event sequences. If a virtual event (any event that begins with "<<" and ends with ">>") is found, then this message is flagged. |
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| coreTk::warnConsoleCmd_type=Warning |
| coreTk::warnConsoleCmd_explanation=The "console" command is internal; its functionality may change between Tcl versions. |
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| coreTcl::warnTkCmd_type=Warning |
| coreTcl::warnTkCmd_explanation=The "tk" command is internal; its functionality may change between Tcl versions. |
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| #Error Messages from expect.tcl |
| expect::warnAmbiguous_type=Usage Warning |
| expect::warnAmbiguous_explanation=The word being checked starts with a "-" but does not match any of the known switches. Use delimiter to explicitly declare the end of the switch pattern. |
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| #Error Messages from incrTcl.tcl |
| incrTcl::badMemberName_type=Error |
| incrTcl::badMemberName_explanation=An [incr Tcl] member name was not correctly qualified. When defining the body for a class procedure, class method, or class variable, it is necessary to reference the procedure or variable with the fully qualified name. |
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| incrTcl::classNumArgs_type=Error |
| incrTcl::classNumArgs_explanation=The wrong number of arguments are being used to instantiate the [incr Tcl] class className . Compare the number of arguments used to instantiate the class to the number of arguments in the constructor defined by className. |
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| incrTcl::classOnly_type=Error |
| incrTcl::classOnly_explanation=The specified command is only valid in the context of an [incr Tcl] class body. |
| |
| incrTcl::nsOnly_type=Error |
| incrTcl::nsOnly_explanation=The specified command is only valid in the context of an [incr Tcl] namespace body. |
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| incrTcl::nsOrClassOnly_type=Error |
| incrTcl::nsOrClassOnly_explanation=The specified command is only valid in the context of an [incr Tcl] class or namespace body. |
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| incrTcl::procOutScope_type=Error |
| incrTcl::procOutScope_explanation=An [incr Tcl] class procedure is being called from the wrong scope, or is improperly qualified. This commonly occurs when calling inherited procedures. |
| |
| incrTcl::procProtected_type=Error |
| incrTcl::procProtected_explanation=You are calling an inaccessible procedure with a protection level of protectionLevel. This error is flagged when the procedure being called does not have permission to call this procedure. |
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| incrTcl::warnUnsupported_type=Error |
| incrTcl::warnUnsupported_explanation=The incrTcl command is not supported in the current version of Tcl. |
| |
| #Error Messages from oratcl.pcx |
| oratcl::badConnectStr_type=Error |
| oratcl::badConnectStr_explanation=Refer to the "oratcl" manpages or the Oracle documentation for information about connect string syntax. |
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| oratcl::badOnOff_type=Error |
| oratcl::badOnOff_explanation=The "oraautocom" command requires a literal "on" or "off" value. Refer to the "oratcl" manpages or the Oracle documentation for more information. |
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| oratcl::badSubstChar_type=Error |
| oratcl::badSubstChar_explanation=An invalid substitution character has been passed with the "orafetch" command. Refer to the "oratcl" manpages or the Oracle documentation for more information. |
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| oratcl::missingColon_type=Error |
| oratcl::missingColon_explanation=Variable names must begin with colons. Refer to the "oratcl" manpages or the Oracle documentation for more information. |
| |
| #Error Messages from tclX.tcl |
| tclX::badLIndex_type=Error |
| tclX::badLIndex_explanation=The command expects the string to specify an index value. The string can be an integer, "len", or "end". |
| |
| tclX::badProfileOpt_type=Error |
| tclX::badProfileOpt_explanation=Using the TclX profiling tools, option is not valid. Most likely the option is valid only when turning on profiling. |
| |
| tclX::badTlibFile_type=Error |
| tclX::badTlibFile_explanation=The command expected a filename with a .tlib suffix. The word should be changed to match the pattern filename.tlib. |
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| tclX::optionRequired_type=Error |
| tclX::optionRequired_explanation=A specific option was expected, but the following option was found. |
| |
| #Error Messages from xmlAct.pcx |
| xmlAct::badXMLaction_type=Error |
| xmlAct::badXMLaction_explanation= |
| |
| # = Special = |
| pkgUnchecked_type=Warning |
| pkgUnchecked_explanation=Will not check commands provided by the package |
