org.ceryle.util
Class Messages
java.lang.Object
java.util.ResourceBundle
java.util.ListResourceBundle
org.ceryle.util.Msg
org.ceryle.util.Messages
- Direct Known Subclasses:
- Messages_de
public class Messages
- extends Msg
A ListResourceBundle containing messages used in exceptions; localization = en_US.
This extends the core Msg message set, and is used for
message strings that aren't considered part of the basic messaging, XML, and other
lower-level application services.
When this class is first accessed (using getContents()), it performs a
merge of its and its superclass' contents. On a 2.2GHz linux box this one-time
delay takes about 50-60ms.
When modifying this file, or creating alternate localizations from it, pay
attention to extra spaces used when there are String concatentations spanning
multiple lines, or you may end up with words getting jammed together. Generally,
the extra space is added to the end of a String rather than the beginning.
Note that percent signs are avoided in messages in order to facilitate their use
as message field delimiters (e.g., "%1", "%2", etc.).
- Since:
- JDK1.3
- Version:
- $Id: Messages.java,v 3.84 2007-06-20 01:28:31 altheim Exp $
- Author:
- Murray Altheim
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Method Summary |
protected Object[][] |
getContents()
Overrides the superclass' method to merge upon initialization
this class' contents with that of the superclass. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
WARNING_COLOR
public static String WARNING_COLOR
- The hex specification for the warning colour, using in dialog boxes.
The default value is "#d80000".
contents2
protected Object[][] contents2
Messages
public Messages()
getContents
protected Object[][] getContents()
- Overrides the superclass' method to merge upon initialization
this class' contents with that of the superclass.
- Overrides:
getContents in class Msg
The Ceryle Project. Copyright ©2001-2007 Murray Altheim, All Rights Reserved. See LICENSE included with distribution.