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$ @(#)08 1.11 src/bos/usr/bin/tr/tr.msg, cmdfiles, bos411, 9428A410j 1/27/94 10:01:47
$
$ COMPONENT_NAME: (CMDFILES) commands that manipulate files
$
$ FUNCTIONS:
$
$ ORIGINS: 18,27
$
$ IBM CONFIDENTIAL -- (IBM Confidential Restricted when
$ combined with the aggregated modules for this product)
$ SOURCE MATERIALS
$ (C) COPYRIGHT International Business Machines Corp. 1985, 1994
$ All Rights Reserved
$
$ US Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication or
$ disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
$
$ (c) Copyright 1990, 1991 OPEN SOFTWARE FOUNDATION, INC.
$ ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
$
$
$ OSF/1 1.0
$
$ RCSfile: tr.msg,v Revision: 1.4 (OSF) Date: 90/10/07 17:15:46
$
$quote "
$
$ $ Message numbers 710 - 719 reserved for this file.
$
$set MS_TR
BADSTR "tr: 0653-710 The string within the [ and ] characters is not correct.\n"
$
$ The following messages are new or changed in AIX 3.2.
BADUSE2 "Usage: tr [ -c | -cds | -cs | -ds | -s ] [-A] String1 String2\n\
\ tr { -cd | -cs | -d | -s } [-A] String1\n"
$
BADCOMB "tr: 0653-712 The combination of options and String parameters is not legal.\n"
$ All of the options specified for the tr command were legal. But the combination of
$ options and String parameters was not legal. For example, the command may have
$ specified both String1 and String2 with option -d or -s alone, or the command may
$ have specified String1 without String2 and with options -ds or -c .
$ Translate "String" the same way as "String1" and "String2" in the Usage message BADUSE2.
$
EQVINS2 "tr: 0653-713 String2 contains an equivalence class.\n"
$ The String2 operand contains an equivalence class, but equivalence classes
$ are not permitted in String2 unless the -d and -s options are both used.
$ An equivalence class appears as [=A=] where A may be any character.
$ Translate "equivalence class" the same way it is translated for messages about
$ locales and regular expressions.
$ Translate "String2" the same way as in the Usage message BADUSE2.
$
REPINS1 "tr: 0653-714 String1 contains a character repetition.\n"
$ The String1 operand contains a character repetition, but repetitions
$ are not permitted in String1. They may only appear in String2.
$ A character repetition appears as [A*N] where A may be any character and N is
$ a number.
$ Translate "String1" the same way as in the Usage message BADUSE2.
$
CLASINS2 "tr: 0653-715 String2 contains an invalid character class.\n"
$ The String2 operand contains a character class that is not used correctly.
$ A character class appears as [:C:] where C must be one of the character class
$ names: alnum, alpha, blank, cntrl, digit, graph, lower, print, punct, space,
$ upper, and xdigit. If the -d and -s options are both used, any character class
$ may appear in String2. But if -d and -s are not both used, the only character classes
$ that may appear in String2 are [:lower:] and [:upper:], and each of those two character
$ classes can only appear in String2 if the other one appears in the same position in String1.
$ Translate "String2" the same way as in the Usage message BADUSE2.
$
BADORDER "tr: 0653-716 Character range endpoints out of order.\n"
$ A character range specifies a high endpoint that is lower than the low endpoint.
$
NOSPACE "tr: 0653-717 There is not enough storage available.\n"