showcaseconstants.properties

Google Web Toolkit (GWT)

mainMenuTitle = GWT Examples
mainSubTitle = Showcase of Features
mainTitle = Google Web Toolkit
mainLinkHomepage = GWT Homepage
mainLinkExamples = More Examples

categoryI18N = Internationalization
categoryLists = Lists and Menus
categoryOther = Other Features
categoryPanels = Panels
categoryPopups = Popups
categoryTables = Tables
categoryTextInput = Text Input
categoryWidgets = Widgets

contentWidgetExample = Example
contentWidgetSource = Source Code
contentWidgetStyle = CSS Style

cwAbsolutePanelName = Absolute Panel
cwAbsolutePanelDescription = An absolute panel positions all of its children absolutely, allowing them to overlap.
cwAbsolutePanelClickMe = Click Me!
cwAbsolutePanelHelloWorld = Hello World
cwAbsolutePanelLeft = <b>Left:</b>
cwAbsolutePanelItemsToMove = <b>Items to move:</b>
cwAbsolutePanelTop = <b>Top:</b>
cwAbsolutePanelWidgetNames = Hello World, Button, Grid 
cwAnimationName = Animations
cwAnimationDescription = Animate your application with timed effects.
cwAnimationStart = Start
cwAnimationCancel = Cancel
cwAnimationOptions = Animation Options
cwBasicButtonName = Basic Button
cwBasicButtonDescription = Basic button widgets
cwBasicButtonClickMessage = Stop poking me!
cwBasicButtonDisabled = Disabled Button
cwBasicButtonNormal = Normal Button
cwBasicPopupName = Basic Popup
cwBasicPopupDescription = GWT provides the framework to create a custom popup.
cwBasicPopupClickOutsideInstructions = Click anywhere outside this popup to make it disappear.
cwBasicPopupInstructions = <b>Click an image to see full size:</b>
cwBasicPopupShowButton = Show Basic Popup
cwBasicTextName = Basic Text
cwBasicTextDescription = GWT includes the standard complement of text-entry widgets, each of which supports keyboard and selection events you can use to control text entry. In particular, notice that the selection range for each widget is updated whenever you press a key.
cwBasicTextAreaLabel = <b>Text area:</b>
cwBasicTextNormalLabel = <b>Normal text box:</b>
cwBasicTextPasswordLabel = <b>Password text box:</b>
cwBasicTextReadOnly = read only
cwBasicTextSelected = Selected
cwCheckBoxName = Checkbox
cwCheckBoxDescription = Basic Checkbox Widgets
cwCheckBoxCheckAll = <b>Check all days that you are available:</b>
cwCheckBoxDays = Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
cwConstantsExampleDescription = Interface Constants makes it possible to localize strings, numbers, and maps of strings onto strings. This example isn't terribly exciting, but it does demonstrate how to localize constants. The labels and color choices below are provided by the localized implementation of the sample interface ExampleConstants.
cwConstantsExampleName = Constants
cwConstantsExampleLinkText = This example interacts with the sample interface: 
cwConstantsWithLookupExampleDescription = Interface ConstantsWithLookup makes it possible to dynamically look up localized values using method names as string keys.
cwConstantsWithLookupExampleLinkText = This example interacts with the sample interface: 
cwConstantsWithLookupExampleMethodName = <b>Name of method:</b>
cwConstantsWithLookupExampleName = Constants With Lookup
cwConstantsWithLookupExampleResults = <b>Lookup results:</b>
cwConstantsWithLookupExampleNoInput = <Please enter a method name above>
cwConstantsWithLookupExampleNoMatches = <Not found>
cwCookiesName = Cookies
cwCookiesDescription = Track users with ease and save data on the client side using cookies.
cwCookiesDeleteCookie = Delete
cwCookiesExistingLabel = <b>Existing Cookies:</b>
cwCookiesInvalidCookie = You must specify a cookie name
cwCookiesNameLabel = <b>Name:</b>
cwCookiesSetCookie = Set Cookie
cwCookiesValueLabel = <b>Value:</b>
cwCustomButtonName = Custom Button
cwCustomButtonDescription = PushButtons and ToggleButtons allow you to customize the look of your buttons
cwCustomButtonPush = <b>Push Buttons:</b>
cwCustomButtonToggle = <b>Toggle Buttons:</b>
cwDateTimeFormatName = Date Time Format
cwDateTimeFormatDescription = Class DateTimeFormat supports locale-sensitive formatting and parsing of date and time values, like NumberFormat, using a flexible pattern-based syntax. Both custom patterns and standard patterns are supported.
cwDateTimeFormatFailedToParseInput = Unable to parse input
cwDateTimeFormatFormattedLabel = <b>Formatted value:</b>
cwDateTimeFormatInvalidPattern = Invalid pattern
cwDateTimeFormatPatternLabel = <b>Pattern:</b>
cwDateTimeFormatPatterns = Full Date/Time, Long Date/Time, Medium Date/Time, Short Date/Time, Full Date, Long Date, Medium Date, Short Date, Full Time, Long Time, Medium Time, Short Time, Custom
cwDateTimeFormatValueLabel = <b>Value to format:</b>
cwDecoratorPanelFormDescription = Description:
cwDecoratorPanelFormName = Name:
cwDecoratorPanelFormTitle = Enter Search Criteria
cwDecoratorPanelName = Decorator Panel
cwDecoratorPanelDescription = Add rounded corners to any Widget using the Decorator Panel.
cwDialogBoxName = Dialog Box
cwDialogBoxDescription = The draggable DialogBox resembles a window and includes a title bar.  You can adjust to opacity to allow some of the background to show through the popup.
cwDialogBoxMakeTransparent = Make Translucent
cwDialogBoxCaption = Sample DialogBox
cwDialogBoxClose = Close
cwDialogBoxDetails = This is an example of a standard dialog box component.
cwDialogBoxItem = item
cwDialogBoxListBoxInfo = This list box demonstrates that you can drag the popup over it. This obscure corner case renders incorrectly for many other libraries.
cwDialogBoxShowButton = Show Dialog Box
cwDictionaryExampleName = Dictionary
cwDictionaryExampleDescription = Using the Dictionary class, you can lookup localized values within JavaScript objects defined in the host HTML page rather than compiling them into your GWT code. This is useful if your translations change frequently, because your HTML server can emit updated translations into the host page HTML as often as needed. It can also a useful way to integrate a GWT module with existing localized web applications. Note that a dictionary's values depend only on the host page HTML and are not influenced by the GWT locale client property. For this example, the JavaScript variable declaration appears in the source for this HTML page.
cwDictionaryExampleLinkText = <b>This example interacts with the following JavaScript variable:</b>
cwDisclosurePanelName = Disclosure Panel
cwDisclosurePanelDescription = A Disclosure Panel will show or hide its contents when the user clicks on the header text.  The contents can be simple text, or any Widget, such as an image or advanced options in a form.
cwDisclosurePanelFormAdvancedCriteria = Advanced Criteria
cwDisclosurePanelFormDescription = Description:
cwDisclosurePanelFormGender = Gender:
cwDisclosurePanelFormGenderOptions = male, female
cwDisclosurePanelFormLocation = Location:
cwDisclosurePanelFormName = Name:
cwDisclosurePanelFormTitle = <b>Enter Search Criteria</b>
cwDockPanelName = Dock Panel
cwDockPanelDescription = A Dock Panel aligns its content using compass directions.
cwDockPanelCenter = This is a <code>ScrollPanel</code> contained at the center of a <code>DockPanel</code>.  By putting some fairly large contents in the middle and setting its size explicitly, it becomes a scrollable area within the page, but without requiring the use of an IFRAME.<br><br>Here's quite a bit more meaningless text that will serve primarily to make this thing scroll off the bottom of its visible area.  Otherwise, you might have to make it really, really small in order to see the nifty scroll bars!
cwDockPanelEast = This is the east component
cwDockPanelNorth1 = This is the first north component
cwDockPanelNorth2 = This is the second north component
cwDockPanelSouth1 = This is the first south component
cwDockPanelSouth2 = This is the second south component