ArlecchinoStrings class

Namespace: Arlecchino.Hosting · Assembly: Arlecchino

Every piece of text the framework itself draws, as delegates with English defaults. They are called on the frames that need them, so pointing them elsewhere switches language with nothing to rebuild.

public sealed class ArlecchinoStrings

Constructors

Member	Summary
ArlecchinoStrings()

Properties

Member	Summary
ColorHue	Label of the hue channel.
ColorLightness	Label of the lightness channel.
ColorSaturation	Label of the saturation channel.
CommandPaletteTitle	Title of the command palette.
CommandUnknown	Shown when a key pressed in the palette belongs to no command.
Empty	Stands in for a value that has not been set, in forms and fields.
FilePicker	Text of the file picker, which has enough of its own to be grouped separately.
Filter	What the filter line above a list is called. What has been typed is drawn after it by the list itself, since it carries a caret and a selection of its own.
FormEdit	Hint for opening the field under the cursor.
FormMove	Hint for moving between form fields.
FormReset	Hint for clearing the field under the cursor.
HelpClose	Line under the title, saying how to leave.
HelpCommandsSection	Heading over the application's own commands.
HelpFrameworkSection	Heading over the keys the framework itself answers to.
HelpKeys	What each key the framework answers to does, in the order the screen lists them.
HelpNoCommands	Shown in place of the command list when the application registered none.
HelpScreenSection	Heading over the commands of the screen the help was opened from, given its route.
HelpTitle	Title of the screen listing every key.
HintCommands	What the hints box calls the command palette. The framework adds the line itself, beside the key that opens it, whenever there is at least one command to show.
KeysTitle	Title of the hints box.
ListPosition	Where the cursor is in a list that does not fit on screen. The position is one-based, since it is read by a person rather than an index.
LogEmpty	Shown in the log overlay while nothing has been logged.
LogHints	The key line under the log overlay.
LogTitle	Title of the log overlay, with how many lines are held.
LogWithoutProviders	Shown in the log overlay instead, when the host has no logging provider at all. The overlay shows what a provider writes to the console, so without one there is nothing for it to ever show.
ModalChoiceHints	Footer of a single-choice list.
ModalColorHints	Footer of the color picker.
ModalCommandHints	Footer of the command palette.
ModalDateHints	Footer of a date field.
ModalMessageHints	The key line under a dialog that only has something to say.
ModalMultiChoiceHints	Footer of a multi-choice list.
ModalNotificationHints	The key line under an opened notification that has something to do about it.
ModalNumberHints	Footer of a number field.
ModalSliderHints	Footer of a slider.
ModalTextAreaHints	The key line under the multi-line text dialog.
ModalTextHints	Footer of a text field.
ModalTimeHints	Footer of a time field.
ModalToggleHints	Footer of a yes/no dialog.
No	The negative chip of a yes/no dialog.
NotANumber	Shown when a number field holds something that will not parse.
NotAUrl	Shown when a link field holds something that is not an http address.
NotAnEmail	Shown when an email field holds something that is not an address.
NothingMatches	Shown in place of a list when the filter matches nothing.
NotificationsClear	Hint for throwing the list away.
NotificationsClose	Hint for leaving the screen.
NotificationsCount	Line under that title, saying how many are held.
NotificationsEmpty	Shown when nothing has been said lately.
NotificationsOpen	Hint for reading one notification in full.
NotificationsTitle	Title of the notifications screen.
OutOfRange	Shown when a number is outside its bounds. The values arrive already formatted, affixes included.
SelectedCount	How many options are marked, shown in the title of a multi-choice list.
TerminalMinimum	Introduces the required size in that notice.
TerminalSize	Formats a window size, used for both the current and the required one.
TerminalTooSmall	Headline of the notice that replaces the view in a too-small window.
ViewFailed	Shown on the output line when a view or a callback throws. The application keeps running, so this is what the user sees instead of a crash.
Yes	The affirmative chip of a yes/no dialog.

Constructors in detail

ArlecchinoStrings()

public ArlecchinoStrings();

Properties in detail

ColorHue

public Func<string> ColorHue { get; set; }

Label of the hue channel.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ColorLightness

public Func<string> ColorLightness { get; set; }

Label of the lightness channel.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ColorSaturation

public Func<string> ColorSaturation { get; set; }

Label of the saturation channel.

Type Func<TResult><string>

CommandPaletteTitle

public Func<string> CommandPaletteTitle { get; set; }

Title of the command palette.

Type Func<TResult><string>

CommandUnknown

public Func<string, string> CommandUnknown { get; set; }

Shown when a key pressed in the palette belongs to no command.

Type Func<T, TResult><string, string>

Empty

public Func<string> Empty { get; set; }

Stands in for a value that has not been set, in forms and fields.

Type Func<TResult><string>

FilePicker

public ArlecchinoStrings+FilePickerStrings FilePicker { get; set; }

Text of the file picker, which has enough of its own to be grouped separately.

Type FilePickerStrings

Filter

public Func<string> Filter { get; set; }

What the filter line above a list is called. What has been typed is drawn after it by the list itself, since it carries a caret and a selection of its own.

Type Func<TResult><string>

FormEdit

public Func<string> FormEdit { get; set; }

Hint for opening the field under the cursor.

Type Func<TResult><string>

FormMove

public Func<string> FormMove { get; set; }

Hint for moving between form fields.

Type Func<TResult><string>

FormReset

public Func<string> FormReset { get; set; }

Hint for clearing the field under the cursor.

Type Func<TResult><string>

HelpClose

public Func<string> HelpClose { get; set; }

Line under the title, saying how to leave.

Type Func<TResult><string>

HelpCommandsSection

public Func<string> HelpCommandsSection { get; set; }

Heading over the application's own commands.

Type Func<TResult><string>

HelpFrameworkSection

public Func<string> HelpFrameworkSection { get; set; }

Heading over the keys the framework itself answers to.

Type Func<TResult><string>

HelpKeys

public Func<ArlecchinoKeymap, IReadOnlyList<ValueTuple<KeyBinding, string>>> HelpKeys { get; set; }

What each key the framework answers to does, in the order the screen lists them.

Type Func<T, TResult><ArlecchinoKeymap, IReadOnlyList<T><ValueTuple<T1, T2><KeyBinding, string>>>

HelpNoCommands

public Func<string> HelpNoCommands { get; set; }

Shown in place of the command list when the application registered none.

Type Func<TResult><string>

HelpScreenSection

public Func<string, string> HelpScreenSection { get; set; }

Heading over the commands of the screen the help was opened from, given its route.

Type Func<T, TResult><string, string>

HelpTitle

public Func<string> HelpTitle { get; set; }

Title of the screen listing every key.

Type Func<TResult><string>

HintCommands

public Func<string> HintCommands { get; set; }

What the hints box calls the command palette. The framework adds the line itself, beside the key that opens it, whenever there is at least one command to show.

Type Func<TResult><string>

KeysTitle

public Func<string> KeysTitle { get; set; }

Title of the hints box.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ListPosition

public Func<int, int, string> ListPosition { get; set; }

Where the cursor is in a list that does not fit on screen. The position is one-based, since it is read by a person rather than an index.

Type Func<T1, T2, TResult><int, int, string>

LogEmpty

public Func<string> LogEmpty { get; set; }

Shown in the log overlay while nothing has been logged.

Type Func<TResult><string>

LogHints

public Func<string> LogHints { get; set; }

The key line under the log overlay.

Type Func<TResult><string>

LogTitle

public Func<int, string> LogTitle { get; set; }

Title of the log overlay, with how many lines are held.

Type Func<T, TResult><int, string>

LogWithoutProviders

public Func<string> LogWithoutProviders { get; set; }

Shown in the log overlay instead, when the host has no logging provider at all. The overlay shows what a provider writes to the console, so without one there is nothing for it to ever show.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalChoiceHints

public Func<string> ModalChoiceHints { get; set; }

Footer of a single-choice list.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalColorHints

public Func<string> ModalColorHints { get; set; }

Footer of the color picker.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalCommandHints

public Func<string> ModalCommandHints { get; set; }

Footer of the command palette.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalDateHints

public Func<string> ModalDateHints { get; set; }

Footer of a date field.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalMessageHints

public Func<string> ModalMessageHints { get; set; }

The key line under a dialog that only has something to say.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalMultiChoiceHints

public Func<string> ModalMultiChoiceHints { get; set; }

Footer of a multi-choice list.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalNotificationHints

public Func<string> ModalNotificationHints { get; set; }

The key line under an opened notification that has something to do about it.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalNumberHints

public Func<string> ModalNumberHints { get; set; }

Footer of a number field.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalSliderHints

public Func<string> ModalSliderHints { get; set; }

Footer of a slider.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalTextAreaHints

public Func<string> ModalTextAreaHints { get; set; }

The key line under the multi-line text dialog.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalTextHints

public Func<string> ModalTextHints { get; set; }

Footer of a text field.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalTimeHints

public Func<string> ModalTimeHints { get; set; }

Footer of a time field.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ModalToggleHints

public Func<string> ModalToggleHints { get; set; }

Footer of a yes/no dialog.

Type Func<TResult><string>

No

public Func<string> No { get; set; }

The negative chip of a yes/no dialog.

Type Func<TResult><string>

NotANumber

public Func<string> NotANumber { get; set; }

Shown when a number field holds something that will not parse.

Type Func<TResult><string>

NotAUrl

public Func<string> NotAUrl { get; set; }

Shown when a link field holds something that is not an http address.

Type Func<TResult><string>

NotAnEmail

public Func<string> NotAnEmail { get; set; }

Shown when an email field holds something that is not an address.

Type Func<TResult><string>

NothingMatches

public Func<string> NothingMatches { get; set; }

Shown in place of a list when the filter matches nothing.

Type Func<TResult><string>

NotificationsClear

public Func<string> NotificationsClear { get; set; }

Hint for throwing the list away.

Type Func<TResult><string>

NotificationsClose

public Func<string> NotificationsClose { get; set; }

Hint for leaving the screen.

Type Func<TResult><string>

NotificationsCount

public Func<int, string> NotificationsCount { get; set; }

Line under that title, saying how many are held.

Type Func<T, TResult><int, string>

NotificationsEmpty

public Func<string> NotificationsEmpty { get; set; }

Shown when nothing has been said lately.

Type Func<TResult><string>

NotificationsOpen

public Func<string> NotificationsOpen { get; set; }

Hint for reading one notification in full.

Type Func<TResult><string>

NotificationsTitle

public Func<string> NotificationsTitle { get; set; }

Title of the notifications screen.

Type Func<TResult><string>

OutOfRange

public Func<string, string, string> OutOfRange { get; set; }

Shown when a number is outside its bounds. The values arrive already formatted, affixes included.

Type Func<T1, T2, TResult><string, string, string>

SelectedCount

public Func<int, string> SelectedCount { get; set; }

How many options are marked, shown in the title of a multi-choice list.

Type Func<T, TResult><int, string>

TerminalMinimum

public Func<string> TerminalMinimum { get; set; }

Introduces the required size in that notice.

Type Func<TResult><string>

TerminalSize

public Func<int, int, string> TerminalSize { get; set; }

Formats a window size, used for both the current and the required one.

Type Func<T1, T2, TResult><int, int, string>

TerminalTooSmall

public Func<string> TerminalTooSmall { get; set; }

Headline of the notice that replaces the view in a too-small window.

Type Func<TResult><string>

ViewFailed

public Func<string, string> ViewFailed { get; set; }

Shown on the output line when a view or a callback throws. The application keeps running, so this is what the user sees instead of a crash.

Type Func<T, TResult><string, string>

Yes

public Func<string> Yes { get; set; }

The affirmative chip of a yes/no dialog.

Type Func<TResult><string>