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# Messages used by pdTree v1 and FreeDOS tree 3.6
# Each line is limited to 159 characters unless MAXLINE is changed,
# but if possible should be limited to 79 per line, with a \n
# added to indicate go to next line, max 2 lines.
# The messages are split into sets,
# where each set corresponds to a given function in pdTree.
# Set 1, is for main and common strings.
# Many of the strings are used directly by printf,
# so when a %? appears, be sure any changes also include the %?
# where ? is a variable identifier and format.
# Note: only \\, \n, \r, \t are supported (and a single slash must use \\).
#
# main [Set 1]
1.2:Directory PATH listing\n
# Must include %s for label
1.3:Directory PATH listing for Volume %s\n
# Must include %s for serial #
1.4:Volume serial number is %s\n
1.5:No subdirectories exist\n\n
1.6: --- Press any key to continue ---\n
# show Usage
2.1:Graphically displays the directory structure of a drive or path.
2.2:\t
2.3:TREE [drive:][path] [/F] [/A]
2.4:\t
2.5: /F Display the names of the files in each directory.
2.6: /A Use ASCII instead of extended characters.
2.7: /P Pause after each page
2.8: /V Show version information
2.10: /DF Display file sizes
2.11: /DA Display file attributes
2.12: /DH Display hidden and system files (normally not shown)
2.13: /DR Display results at end
# showInvalidUsage [Set 3]
# Must include the %s for option given.
3.1:Invalid switch - %s\n
# The %c will be replaced with the primary switch (default is /)
3.2:Use TREE %c? for usage information.\n
#showTooManyOptions
3.3:Too many parameters - %s\n
# showVersionInfo
4.0:Origin: pdTREE by Kenneth J. Davis (2000-2004)
4.1:Forked and adapted to SvarDOS by Mateusz Viste (2024)
4.2:Copyright (c): Public Domain [United States Definition]
# showInvalidDrive [Set 5]
5.1:Invalid drive specification\n
# showInvalidPath [Set 6]
# Must include %s for the invalid path given.
6.1:Invalid path - %s\n
# misc error conditions [Set 7]
# showBufferOverrun
# %u required to show what the buffer's current size is.
7.1:Error: File path specified exceeds maximum buffer = %u bytes\n
# showOutOfMemory
# %s required to display what directory we were processing when ran out of memory.
7.2:Out of memory on subdirectory: %s\n
#
# deprecated [Set 8]
# 8.1 - 8.10 reserved for option selection characters in earlier releases.
# parseArguments [Set 8] contains the Character[s] used for
# argument processing. Only the 1st character on a line is used.
# Primary character used to determine option follows, default is '-'
8.1:/
# Secondary character used to determine option follows, default is '/'
8.2:-