[Lazarus] Question on some resourcestrings

[Martin]

On 16/03/2012 12:09, Haruyuki Fujimaki wrote:
> Hello, 
>
> I am translating a lazaruside.po file taken from 0.9.31-35602.
> I do not understand the meaning of some new resourcestrings:
>
> 1.liswatchscope with msgid "Watch scope"
> Is this mean "scope of watch" or "to watch scope, click on here"? Where can I find the caption in new IDE?

Scope of Watch

Menu: "run" > "add breakpoint" > "Data/Watch Brk"
can be  "Global" or "Declaration"


It means if the memory of a variable should be watched (break if 
modified), only for the "declaration" scope of that variable, or if the 
scope should be ignored (because the local var may be equal to a global var)

>
> 3. listemplateeditparamcellhelp with msgid 
> "Inserts an editable Cell. Cells can be navigated using the tab key.%0:sThe \"param\" macro takes a list of comma separated arguments.%0:sThe first argument is the default value.%0:sThe 2nd argument (optional) can be used to link the cell to another cell (syncro edit)%0:s%0:s  while param(\"foo\") do param(foo);%0:sInserts 2 independent cells, both with the default text \"foo\"%0:sThe quotes are optional%0:s%0:s  if param(\"foo\")>  0 and param(\"foo\",sync=1)<  99 then%0:sInserts 2 linked cells, editing either one, will change the other one too%0:sThe value \"1\" refers to the position of the other \"param()\", so if there are more params:%0:s  if param(\"bar\") and param(foo)>  0 and param(foo,sync=2)<  99 then%0:sThe 2nd and third are linked. (the 3rd refers to \"2\") %0:s%0:s\"sync can be shortened to \"s\":%0:s  if param(\"foo\")>  0 and param(\"foo\",s=1)<  99 then%0:s%0:s  if param(\"bar\") and param(\"foo\")>  0 and param(\"foo\",sync)<  99
>   then%0:sThe 2nd and third are linked.%0:sNote: \"Sync has no position and no \"=\", so it syncs to the previous cell with the same default (in this case \"foo\")"
>
> Is the "if param(\"foo\")>  0 and param(\"foo\",sync=1)<  99 then" is a statement in a macro or something? How can I call this feature? Is there any tutorial for this feature?
>

This is in "Code Templates" ("Tools" menu).
   See "arrayc" for example

enter "arrayc" (without quotes) then hit ctrl-j

see "trycf" for sync