| #Properties file for org.eclipse.scada.core.ui.styles |
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| Bundle-Name = Eclipse SCADA Core UI Styles (Incubation) |
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| Bundle-Vendor = Eclipse NeoSCADA Project |
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| colorDefinition.alarm.bg.label = Alarm background |
| colorDefinition.block.bg.label = Blocked background |
| colorDefinition.block.fg.label = Blocked foreground |
| colorDefinition.disconnected.bg.label = Disconnected background |
| colorDefinition.error.bg.label = Error background |
| colorDefinition.manual.bg.label = Manual background |
| colorDefinition.warning.bg.label = Warning background |
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| extension-point.styleGenerator.name = Style Generator |
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| page.style.name = Style Preferences |
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| styleGenerator.alarmFirst.description = Works like the "Default Eclipse SCADA style generator" (org.eclipse.scada.core.ui.styles.defaultStyleGenerator) with the difference that alarms are more important than errors.\n\nThe disconnected state will still override everything else since the client has no information at all and a possible alarm would be completely irrelevant. |
| styleGenerator.alarmFirst.name = Alarm first generator |
| styleGenerator.default.description = The default Eclipse SCADA style generator.\n\nIt results in a priorization of styles. Only the most important state is visualized. The order of importance is (first is most important):\n\n * disconnected\n * error\n * alarm\n * warning\n * manual override\n * blocked\n \nThe style generator uses the color definitions of the theme group <code>org.eclipse.scada.alarming.theme</code>. |
| styleGenerator.default.name = Default Eclipse SCADA style generator |
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| themeElementCategory.alarming.label = Alarming |
