#Messages file for CPMFS
#Do not alter unless you know what you are doing!

#Messages files in other languages would be welcomed.  Please send to
# matthew.phillips@chch.ox.ac.uk

#Error messages.  Should NOT be followed by full stops.
EDoesNotDo:CPMFS does not do this yet
EInvalidHandle:Invalid file handle passed to CPMFS
EInvalidFilename:Invalid filename
EFileOpen:The file is already open
ETruncate:Filename too long
ERenameUsers:CP/M user areas cannot be moved or renamed
ENoNewDirs:Subdirectories cannot be created on CP/M discs
ENoUserDates:CP/M user area datestamps and access permissions cannot be altered
ESparseFile:CPMFS cannot write to holes in sparse files
ECorruptDir:Corrupt directory: block number out of range
ELocked:This item is locked to stop changes being made to it
EDiscFull:The disc is full now
EDirFull:The maximum number of items in a directory has been reached
ENotDSK:This file does not seem to be a DSK image file
ETrkBig:The requested track was not found in the image file
ETrkUnf:The requested track is unformatted in the image file
ESectNF:The requested sector was not found in the image file
EBadDSK:The disc format of the disc image file is not understood
ESpecHard:It is not possible to achieve the requested disc structure with this hardware
EBadExt:CP/M extensions should have no more than 3 characters
EFrozen:The CPMFS workspace is full and it is unsafe to enlarge it
EBadSpec:Bad format specification
ENoExtent:Cannot find required CP/M extent

# *-command help and syntax messages
HCPMMap:*CPMMap specifies a mapping from a CP/M extension to a RISC OS filetype. These mappings take precedence over any MimeMap settings, which would otherwise be used. The RISC OS filetype can be given either as a 12 bit hexadecimal number or as a text identifier. If no RISC OS filetype is given then any mapping from the CP/M extension will be removed. If no parameters are given then the current mappings are displayed.
Syntax: *CPMMap [<CP/M extension> [<RISC OS filetype>]]
SCPMMap:Syntax: *CPMMap [<CP/M extension> [<RISC OS filetype>]]

# Help for format menu
HPCW:PCW - 720K, CP/M double-sided 80-track disc
HD20:D20 - 800K, ROMDOS double-sided 80-track disc with 256 directory entries
HD2:D2 - 720K, ROMDOS double-sided 80-track disc with 256 directory entries
HD10:D10 - 800K, ROMDOS double-sided 80-track disc with 128 directory entries

#The following messages define the layout of the output from the CPMMap command.
#Message displayed if CPMMap table is empty:
CPMMap0:No mappings defined.
#CPMMap table heading:
CPMMap1:CP/M extension  RISC OS type
#CPMMap table underlining:
CPMMap2:----------------------------
#The following string sets out the positioning of the table.
# %0 is the CP/M extension, padded to 3 characters long
# %1 is the textual RISC OS filetype, padded to 8 chars.
# %2 is the hexadecimal RISC OS filetype, padded to 3 chars.
# !!Warning!!  The expansion of this message must not be more than 63 bytes long.
CPMMap3:    %0         %1 %2
