myconstants.properties

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# Sample Form
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firstName = First Name
lastName = Last Name
f = Female
m = Male
u = Unknown
gender = Gender
genderMap = f,m,u
 
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# Structural text
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# Constants example structural text
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# constants tab header
constantsExample=\
<h4>Use of <code>Constants</code> interface:</h4>\
Create a simple form. \
<p>\


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# Dictionary example structural text, do not translate
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# dictionary tab header
dictionaryExample=\
<h4>Use of <code>Dictionary</code> class:</h4>\
You can also use key/values pairs from the host HTML page to make your app very dynamic or to integrate with an existing localized web application. In other words, this is a \
mechanism to let your server generate HTML pages that contain translations rather than compiling them into your GWT app. \
A Dictionary's values depend only on the host page HTML, not the <code>locale</code> \
client property. The JavaScript variable declaration appears in the \
script for this page. 

dictionaryHTML=\
<blockquote><code><pre> \n\
var userInfo = {\n\
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;name: "Amelie Crutcher", \n\
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;timeZone: "EST", \n\
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;userID: "123", \n\
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;lastLogOn: "2/2/2006" \n\
};</pre></code></blockquote>\

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# ConstantWithLookup example structural text
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# constants with lookup header
constantsWithLookupExample =\
<h4> Use of <code>ConstantsWithLookup</code> interface: </h4>\
Dynamically look up translations via the <code>Colors</code> interface using method \
names as string keys. \
<p>\
For example, <code>getString("lightGrey")</code> is the dynamic equivalent of \
<code>Color.lightGrey()</code>. The <code>Colors</code> interface can be found \
in package <code>com.google.gwt.sample.i18n.client</code>.

result = Result
noResult= <b> No Result </b>
typeColorHere = Type Color Here
translate = Translate


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# Messages example structural text
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messagesExample = \
<h4>Use of <code>Messages</code> interface: </h4>\
Here are some sample user messages that might be created in an \
internationalized application.  

messageTemplates = Message Template
messageArgumentOne = Argument for {0}
messageArgumentTwo = Argument for {1}
showMessage = Show message
enterString = (enter a string)
enterInt = (enter an int)
defaultSecurity = puny
defaultResource = anything
defaultMB = 111
defaultRequired = Last Name
infoMessage = Remaining space in your account: {0} MB