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Annotation of researchv9/cmd/emacs/emacs_errors, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: "Permission to access file %s denied",
        !             2: "Can't find file: %s",
        !             3: "No such process: %s",
        !             4: "Interrupted system call: %s",
        !             5: "Physical I/O error on file %s",
        !             6: "No such device for file %s",
        !             7: "Argument list too big for command: %s",
        !             8: "Bad executable file format: %s",
        !             9: "Invalid file number: %s",
        !            10: "Wait with no children %s",
        !            11: "System out of processes: %s",
        !            12: "System out of physical memory: %s",
        !            13: "Access denied to file: %s",
        !            14: "Bad system call: %s",
        !            15: "Block device required: %s",
        !            16: "Mount device busy: %s",
        !            17: "File already exists: %s",
        !            18: "Linked files must be on the same filesystem: %s",
        !            19: "No such device for file %s",
        !            20: "File %s is not a directory",
        !            21: "File %s is a directory",
        !            22: "Invalid argument for system call: %s",
        !            23: "System file table overflowed, opening %s",
        !            24: "Too many files open in this process, opening %s",
        !            25: "Standard I/O must attach to a terminal port: %s",
        !            26: "File %s is a pure procedure being executed and cannot be modified or deleted",
        !            27: "File %s is too big for the system",
        !            28: "System out of storage space for file %s",
        !            29: "Seek issued for inappropriate device: %s",
        !            30: "File %s is on a read only file system",
        !            31: "Too many links to file %s",
        !            32: "Write to a pipe with no reader %s",
        !            33: "Line %d is too long, maximum length is %d characters",
        !            34: "Emacs internal error - File buffers broken - please report to a local authority",
        !            35: "Too Many Lines in Buffer",
        !            36: "Your buffer name cannot be Null, use another name.",
        !            37: "Too many buffers in use, %d is the maximum number ",
        !            38: "Buffer name %s already in use, try another name.",
        !            39: "Buffer %s not found",
        !            40: "You can't kill the current buffer, change to another and try again.",
        !            41: "Too many macro definitions for emacs.",
        !            42: "Emacs internal error - can't find cursor- please report to a local authority",
        !            43: "Can't use terminal type %sFor a list of available types type "ls %s/terminals"",
        !            44: "Mark number out of bounds, using the buffer number",
        !            45: "No such mode: %sDo ^U^X^M^M for a list of legal modes",
        !            46: "No destination lines (To: line) in mail",
        !            47: "Line %d, braces do not balance in macro definition",
        !            48: "Last macro definition does not terminate",
        !            49: "Syntax error in conditional in macro",
        !            50: "Syntax error in iteration in macro",
        !            51: "Macro %s not found",
        !            52: "Range endpoint too large",
        !            53: "(error code not used)",
        !            54: "\digit out of range",
        !            55: "illegal or missing delimiter",
        !            56: "() imbalance",
        !            57: "Too many ('s",
        !            58: "More than 2 numbers given in \{\}",
        !            59: "} expected after \.",
        !            60: "First number exceeds second in \{\}",
        !            61: "[] imbalance",
        !            62: "Regular expression overflow",
        !            63: "Name retrieved from kill stack too big",
        !            64: "Macro nesting too deep, quitting",
        !            65: "Attempt to write buffer %s to null file name",
        !            66: "Can't remove directory: %s",
        !            67: ""%s" is not a known user of this machinecan't change ownership of file "%s"",
        !            68: "Unknown terminal parameter "%s"",
        !            69: "Display size too big for terminal type "%s"",
        !            70: "Bad character for printf: %%%c",
        !            71: "Saving is not allowed in readonly mode.",
        !            72: "Replace of "%s" with "%s", would loop, quitting replace",
        !            73: "System overloaded, no more processes for command: %s",
        !            74: "BREAK!y:    suspend commandn:      continue command^G:    return to top level^Z: exit",
        !            75: "Buffer too large for emacs.  Some information has been lost",
        !            76: "You are out of space on your %s disktype 'y' to delete a file and retry, 'n' to ignore",
        !            77: "File "%s" too big for emacs",
        !            78: "File "%s" has been written by another programwrite your buffer to another file and compare it!",
        !            79: "File "%s" was being written byanother program while you read it",
        !            80: "File %s does not seem to contain emacs macros, please check it",
        !            81: "%s is a directory, you cannot write to it.",
        !            82: "%s is a directory, are you sure you want to read it?",
        !            83: "Attempt to reference uninitialized character string variable.",
        !            84: "Ignoring Meta-y.  It can only be done immediately after ^Y",
        !            85: "The last change can only be partially undone. Do you want to proceed with the undo?",
        !            86: "I don't recognize terminal type %s",

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