libreoffice/basic/source/app/basmsg.hrc

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#include "basic/ttglobal.hrc"


// Hier sind die Messages aus dem Verzeichnis /basic/source/app enhalten


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// Fehlermeldungen, die in das Resultfile gelangen.
// *********************
// ***  !!ACHTUNG!!  ***
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// Die Nummern d<>rfen sich NIE! <20>ndern,
// da sie in den Resultfiles gespeichert sind, und bei erneutem Anzeigen
// statdessen die entsprechenden neuen oder garkeine Strings angzeigt werden.
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#define S_PROG_START                    ( BAS_START +   0 )
#define S_ERROR_OUTSIDE_TESTCASE        ( BAS_START +   1 )
#define S_WARNING_PREFIX                ( BAS_START +   2 )