| STRING_REDTEAM |
Label for the red team. |
| STRING_BLUETEAM |
Label for the blue team. |
| STRING_REDFLAGHELD |
Notice that the blue team holds the red flag. |
| STRING_REDFLAGCAP |
Notice that the red team's flag was successfully captured. |
| STRING_BLUEFLAGHELD |
Notice that the red team holds the blue flag. |
| STRING_BLUEFLAGCAP |
Notice that the blue team's flag was successfully captured. |
| STRING_TEAMKILL |
Notice that someone killed one of their teammates. |
| STRING_LOCALTEAMKILLER |
Notice that the local player killed one of his/her teammates. |
| STRING_LOCALTEAMKILLED |
Notice that the local player was killed by one of his/her teammates. |
| STRING_KILL |
Notice that someone killed one of their opponents. |
| STRING_LOCALKILL |
Notice that the local player killed one of his/her opponents. |
| STRING_REDWIN |
Notice that the red team has won the game. |
| STRING_BLUEWIN |
Notice that the blue team has won the game. |
| STRING_RESPAWN |
Message informing the player that pressing fire will respawn their tank. |
| STRING_TITLE |
The program's name. |
| STRING_AUTH |
The author's name and email address. |
| STRING_TRANS |
The translator's credit.
Set to "translator" for English (no translator). |
| STRING_COPYRIGHT |
Copyright notice. |
| STRING_GPL |
GPL notice. |
| STRING_CHOSETEAM |
Request that the user select a team to join. |
| STRING_FIREOPT |
Notice to the player that pressing fire will show an options menu. |
| STRING_FIRECONT |
A prompt for the user to press the fire button to continue on to the next screen. |
| STRING_NETLOOKING |
Notice that the program is attempting to find a server on the LAN. |
| STRING_NETCONTACT |
Notice that the program is attempting to contact a specific server, such as one specified by the player.
The string should include a "%s" that will be expanded to the hostname being contacted. |
| STRING_NETRCVCFG |
A message telling the user that the game has contacted a server (hostname is s) and is waiting on game option/config data before the user can join the game in progress. |
| STRING_NETCLIENT |
Notice that a connection has been made to a server and this process is functioning as a server.
The string should include a "%s" that will be expanded to the hostname of the server. |
| STRING_NETCLIDISCONN |
A message informing the user that the game client is disconnecting from the server. |
| STRING_NETSERVER |
Notice that this process is functioning as a game server.
The string should include a "%s" that will be expanded to the hostname of the local system. |
| STRING_NETSRVDISCONN |
A message informing the user that the server is disconnecting all game clients. |
| STRING_NETDENY |
A message telling the user that the server (hostname s) will not allow the game client to connect. |
| STRING_NETDISCONN |
A status message indicating the game has disconnected from the server or all clients. |
| STRING_NETSEARCHERR |
An error message informing the user that the process of finding a server on the LAN could not be performed.
This does not mean that a server could not be found, but that the finding could not be done. The error string is ls and its translations are in net.c. |
| STRING_NETSRVERR |
An error message indicating that the game could not run as a server.
The error string is ls and its translations are in net.c. |
| STRING_NETCONERR |
An error message telling the user that the game acting as a client could not connect to a server.
The error is ls. |
| STRING_NETADDR |
A status message showing this computer's network address (s). |
| STRING_NETSYNC |
A message informing the user that time synchronization with the server is in progress. |
| STRING_NETLAT |
A message with the latency result of time synchronization.
The latency value is given as a double (I recommed using 0.1lf for one digit after the decimal point). The units are milliseconds. |
| STRING_DEFAULTNAME |
The player name used when a name cannot be determined from the enviornment variables. |
| STRING_TIMEFORM |
The time format.
Only minutes and seconds are provided. |
| STRING_TIMELEFT |
The time that remains for the round of combat. |
| STRING_BF_STAT |
A format for status output showing a summary of information read from the battlefield file(s).
This output is only shown on the console to assist people in creating their own battlefields. |
| STRING_CMPLOPT |
A success/debugging message sent to the console that indicates the battlefield data is ready for network transmission. |
| STRING_ERR_READ |
The format to present any errors encountered while reading the battlefield file(s). |
| STRING_ERR_PROC |
The format to present any errors encountered while processing the battlefield data that isn't attributed to any particular file. |
| STRING_ERR_MEM |
Too little memory to handle the battlefield file. |
| STRING_ERR_FOPEN |
The battlefield file could not be opened. |
| STRING_ERR_EOFINC |
The battlefield file ends inside an include statement. |
| STRING_ERR_EOFNAME |
The name of a battlefield file to include continues to the end of the file.
It should be terminated by either a semicolon (';') or the end of a line. |
| STRING_ERR_NAMELONG |
The name of a battlefield file to include is too long. |
| STRING_ERR_FLDSMALL |
The size of the battlefield is too small. |
| STRING_ERR_FLDLARGE |
The size of the battlefield is too large. |
| STRING_ERR_NOSIZE |
The battlefield size is not specified. |
| STRING_ERR_INVLDKEY |
An invalid keyword is in the battlefield file. |
| STRING_ERR_NOREDSPN |
No spawn area for the red team. |
| STRING_ERR_NOBLSPN |
No spawn area for the blue team. |
| STRING_ERR_NOREDGOAL |
No goal area specified for the red team. |
| STRING_ERR_NOBLGOAL |
No goal area specified for the blue team. |
| STRING_ERR_BACKSLASH |
Illegal use of a backslash in the path to a file. |
| STRING_ERR_IO |
I/O error while reading from a battlefield file. |
| STRING_ERR_EOL |
Line break before the end of a token. |
| STRING_ERR_PARAM |
Too few parameters were given to a statement in a battlefield file. |
| STRING_ERR_XYRANGE |
A specified coordinate is out of the allowable range. |
| STRING_ERR_WHRANGE |
A specified height or width is out of the allowable range. |
| STRING_ERR_BADOWN |
An invalid team was specified as the owning team of either a goal or spawn area. |
| STRING_ERR_NONE |
An error string for no error just in case. |
| STRING_ERR_WOULDBLOCK |
Network non-error for an operation that would have blocked if the socket wasn't non-blocking. |
| STRING_ERR_BADF |
Bad file descriptor. |
| STRING_ERR_FAULT |
Bad pointer given; dereferencing it will case a segmentation fault. |
| STRING_ERR_INTR |
The operation was interrupted. |
| STRING_ERR_INVAL |
A general error indicating that something is invalid. |
| STRING_ERR_NOTSOCK |
The given file descriptor is not a socket but was used as a socket. |
| STRING_ERR_ADDRINUSE |
The requested socket address is already in use. |
| STRING_ERR_NETDOWN |
The network is down. |
| STRING_ERR_NETUNREACH |
The network is unreachable. |
| STRING_ERR_CONNRESET |
The connection was reset. |
| STRING_ERR_CONNREFUSED |
The connection was refused. |
| STRING_ERR_HOSTUNREACH |
The host is unreachable. |
| STRING_ERR_HOSTLOOK |
A header for a specific error on a host lookup. |
| STRING_ERR_SDL |
SDL was not initialized. |
| STRING_ERR_VIDQ |
A query for video output information (SDL_GetVideoInfo()) failed. |
| STRING_ERR_VIDMODE |
An attempt to set the video output mode (SDL_SetVideoMode()) failed. |
| STRING_ERR_TTFINIT |
The SDL_ttf library failed to initialize. |
| STRING_ERR_RENDER |
The rendering system failed to initialize. |
| STRING_ERR_FNTOPEN |
A font file could not be opened. |
| STRING_ERR_FNTINIT |
The font(s) failed to load. |
| STRING_ERR_OPENAUDIO |
Failed to open an audio output device. |
| STRING_ERR_LOADSND |
Failed to load sound from a specific file. |
| STRING_ERR_NOSNDS |
No sounds were loaded. |
| STRING_ERR_DEFAULT |
The most generic error -- something is wrong and there is no other error string for it. |
| STRING_STAT_SINGLEBUFF |
Using single buffered output. |
| STRING_STAT_DOUBLEBUFF |
Using double buffered output. |
| STRING_STAT_NOHWACCEL |
No hardware acceleration on video output. |
| STRING_STAT_HWACCEL |
Using hardware acceleration on video output. |
| STRING_STAT_OUTSYSMEM |
The video output buffer is stored in system/main memory. |
| STRING_STAT_OUTGRPMEM |
The video output buffer is stored in the graphics hardware's memory. |
| STRING_STAT_VIDDRNAME |
Formatting string to show the video driver in use. |
| STRING_STAT_JOYSTICK |
Formatting string for some joystick or other controller information. |
| STRING_STAT_NOAUDIO |
Notification that audio output could not be initialized. |
| STRING_STAT_ENTERSTATE |
Notification that the program has entered the main state loop. |
| STRING_STAT_EXITSTATE |
Notification that the program has left the main state loop. |
| STRING_MAX |
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