spelling correction (patch by RMN)

git-svn-id: http://svn.miranda-ng.org/main/trunk@6415 1316c22d-e87f-b044-9b9b-93d7a3e3ba9c

9 files changed, 17 insertions, 17 deletions

diff --git a/langpacks/bulgarian/Plugins/NimContact.txt b/langpacks/bulgarian/Plugins/NimContact.txt
index 99c87222b4..80bae23ff6 100644
--- a/langpacks/bulgarian/Plugins/NimContact.txt
+++ b/langpacks/bulgarian/Plugins/NimContact.txt
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ URL
 [New Non-IM Contact]

 

 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\dialog.cpp

-[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(seperatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line. i.e lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurance of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurance of zzzz in the line after the first occurance of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

+[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line i.e. lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e. line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurrence of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurrence of zzzz in the line after the first occurrence of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

 

 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\files.cpp

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@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ URL
 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\namereplacing.cpp

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-[%s - ERROR: file couldnt be opened (in %s)]

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diff --git a/langpacks/chinese/Plugins/NimContact.txt b/langpacks/chinese/Plugins/NimContact.txt
index c1b0d198e8..088fa19c71 100644
--- a/langpacks/chinese/Plugins/NimContact.txt
+++ b/langpacks/chinese/Plugins/NimContact.txt
@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@
 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\namereplacing.cpp

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-[%s - ERROR: file couldnt be opened (in %s)]

+[%s - ERROR: file couldn't be opened (in %s)]

 %s - 错误: 无法打开文件 (在 %s)

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 %s - 错误: 设置中未指定文件 (在 %s)

diff --git a/langpacks/czech/Plugins/NimContact.txt b/langpacks/czech/Plugins/NimContact.txt
index fc9f8eadf4..d7740f3bcd 100644
--- a/langpacks/czech/Plugins/NimContact.txt
+++ b/langpacks/czech/Plugins/NimContact.txt
@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ Vyberte požadovanou složku
 [New Non-IM Contact]

 

 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\dialog.cpp

-[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line. i.e lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurance of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurance of zzzz in the line after the first occurance of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

+[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line i.e. lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e. line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurrence of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurrence of zzzz in the line after the first occurrence of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

 

 [Contacts Display Info]

 

@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ Hlavní ikona
 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\namereplacing.cpp

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-[%s - ERROR: file couldnt be opened (in %s)]

+[%s - ERROR: file couldn't be opened (in %s)]

 

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diff --git a/langpacks/czech/Untranslated/NimContact.txt b/langpacks/czech/Untranslated/NimContact.txt
index 59dfc08e7a..70b8c6ec60 100644
--- a/langpacks/czech/Untranslated/NimContact.txt
+++ b/langpacks/czech/Untranslated/NimContact.txt
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@
 [Non-IM Contact protocol timer is Disabled]

 [Timer intervals... Non-IM Contact Protocol timer is %d seconds]

 [New Non-IM Contact]

-[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line. i.e lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurance of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurance of zzzz in the line after the first occurance of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

+[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line i.e. lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e. line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurrence of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurrence of zzzz in the line after the first occurrence of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

 [Contacts Display Info]

 [Link and CList Settings]

 [Copy Contact]

@@ -65,5 +65,5 @@
 [&String Maker]

 [E&dit Contact Settings]

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+[%s - ERROR: file couldn't be opened (in %s)]

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diff --git a/langpacks/german/Plugins/NimContact.txt b/langpacks/german/Plugins/NimContact.txt
index 80705b165d..4d7085505b 100644
--- a/langpacks/german/Plugins/NimContact.txt
+++ b/langpacks/german/Plugins/NimContact.txt
@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ Timer-Intervalle....Nicht-IM-Kontakte Protokolltimer ist %d Sek.
 [New Non-IM Contact]

 Neuer Nicht-IM-Kontakt

 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\dialog.cpp

-[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line. i.e lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurance of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurance of zzzz in the line after the first occurance of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

+[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line i.e. lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e. line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurrence of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurrence of zzzz in the line after the first occurrence of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

 

 [Contacts Display Info]

 Kontaktanzeige-Info.

@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ Kontakteinstellungen bearbeiten
 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\namereplacing.cpp

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+[%s - ERROR: file couldn't be opened (in %s)]

 

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diff --git a/langpacks/german/Untranslated/NimContact.txt b/langpacks/german/Untranslated/NimContact.txt
index db8bac9096..50510c7111 100644
--- a/langpacks/german/Untranslated/NimContact.txt
+++ b/langpacks/german/Untranslated/NimContact.txt
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
-[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line. i.e lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurance of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurance of zzzz in the line after the first occurance of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

+[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line i.e. lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e. line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurrence of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurrence of zzzz in the line after the first occurrence of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

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+[%s - ERROR: file couldn't be opened (in %s)]

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diff --git a/langpacks/polish/Plugins/NimContact.txt b/langpacks/polish/Plugins/NimContact.txt
index 0a22754e7b..9d8951813b 100644
--- a/langpacks/polish/Plugins/NimContact.txt
+++ b/langpacks/polish/Plugins/NimContact.txt
@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ przedziałów czasowych... Przedział czasowy protokołu wynosi %d sekund
 [New Non-IM Contact]

 Nowy kontakt Non-IM

 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\dialog.cpp

-[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line. i.e lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurance of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurance of zzzz in the line after the first occurance of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

+[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line i.e. lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e. line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurrence of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurrence of zzzz in the line after the first occurrence of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

 Zmienne zastępujące ciąg....\r\nPoniżej znajdują się wszystkie możliwe do użycia zmienne. Skorzystaj z Readme w celu uzyskania dokładnego objaśnienia.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- określa plik, z którego nastąpi odczyt. Po nim MUSI nastąpić start(), end() lub wholeline()\r\n\filename(X)\t<- kopiuje nazwę pliku X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- określa, z którego miejsca rozpocząć kopiowanie.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- określa, gdzie należy zaprzestać kopiowania.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- określa całą linię do skopiowania.\r\n\r\nObjaśnienie start() i end()\r\n.........................\r\nMUSZĄ zaczynać się od line(), następnie numer lub ciąg w cudzysłowie lub zmienna csv(seperatorX). Numer określa znak, od którego należy zacząć lub na którym zakończyć kopiowanie. Ciąg określa ciąg w linii, od którego należy zacząć lub na którym zakończyć kopiowanie.\r\n\r\nObjaśnienie csv(seperatorX)...\r\nSeparator to tabulacja, spacja lub inny pojedynczy znak. X to x-owy separator, który należy podać przed kopiowaniem (lub, po którym należy je zakończyć)\r\n\r\nNa koniec zmienna line(...) ...\r\nW nawiasach musi znajdować się liczba (określająca numer linii), ciąg w cudzysłowie (by użyta została linia zawierająca ten ciąg) lub lastline(X). X w lastline() to X-owa linia powyżej ostatniej linii, czyli lastline(1) użyje drugiej linii od końca pliku. Jeżeli szukasz linii z "jakimiś wyrazami", możesz umieścić znak "+" lub "-" za zamykającym nawiasem, czyli line("jakieś wyrazy")+3 żeby przejść do 3 linii po tej z "jakimiś wyrazami".\r\n\r\nKilka przykładów...\r\n\filename(0)    <- wyświetli nazwę zerowego pliku\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- wyświetli całą pierwszą linię zerowego pliku\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- wyświelti całą linię powyżej pierwszej linii z wyrazem "hello" w  pliku 0\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- rozpocznie na przedostatniej linii w pliku, od drugiej tabulacji, a skończy na czwartej tabulacji w linii ostatniej (w pliku 0)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- rozpocznie od pierwszego wystąpienia słowa "zzzz" występującego w linii po linii z pierwszym wystąpieniem słowa "hello", kończąc na 17 znaku w 6 linii (licząc od 0) w pliku 0\r\n

 [Contacts Display Info]

 Opcje wyświetlania

@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ E&dytuj ustawienia kontaktu
 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\namereplacing.cpp

 [%s - ERROR: no line specified or line not found (in %s)]

 %s -BŁąD: nie ustalono lub nie odnaleziono linii (w %s)

-[%s - ERROR: file couldnt be opened (in %s)]

+[%s - ERROR: file couldn't be opened (in %s)]

 %s BŁĄD: plik nie mógł zostać otwarty (w %s)

 [%s - ERROR: no file specified in settings (in %s)]

 %s BŁĄD: nie określono pliku w ustawieniach (w %s)

diff --git a/langpacks/slovak/Plugins/NimContact.txt b/langpacks/slovak/Plugins/NimContact.txt
index f4b76ea339..a7c8cdfaf9 100644
--- a/langpacks/slovak/Plugins/NimContact.txt
+++ b/langpacks/slovak/Plugins/NimContact.txt
@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ Vyber zložku
 [New Non-IM Contact]

 

 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\dialog.cpp

-[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(seperatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line. i.e lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurance of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurance of zzzz in the line after the first occurance of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

+[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line i.e. lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e. line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurrence of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurrence of zzzz in the line after the first occurrence of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

 

 [Contacts Display Info]

 

@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ Vyber zložku
 ;file \plugins\Non-IM Contact\src\namereplacing.cpp

 [%s - ERROR: no line specified or line not found (in %s)]

 

-[%s - ERROR: file couldnt be opened (in %s)]

+[%s - ERROR: file couldn't be opened (in %s)]

 

 [%s - ERROR: no file specified in settings (in %s)]

 

diff --git a/langpacks/slovak/Untranslated/NimContact.txt b/langpacks/slovak/Untranslated/NimContact.txt
index 8ae2f59959..5099faec2c 100644
--- a/langpacks/slovak/Untranslated/NimContact.txt
+++ b/langpacks/slovak/Untranslated/NimContact.txt
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@
 [Non-IM Contact protocol timer is Disabled]

 [Timer intervals... Non-IM Contact Protocol timer is %d seconds]

 [New Non-IM Contact]

-[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(seperatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line. i.e lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurance of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurance of zzzz in the line after the first occurance of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

+[String replacing variables....\r\nThe following are all the valid variables that can be used. Refer to the readme for a proper explanation.\r\n\r\nfile(X)\t\t<- specifies the file to read from. MUST be followed by either start() or end() or wholeline()\r\nfilename(X)\t<- copies the filename of file X.\r\nstart(...)\t\t<- specifies where to start copying from.\r\nend(...)\t\t<- specifies where to stop copying.\r\nwholeline(line(...))\t<- specifies a whole line to copy\r\n\r\nstart() and end() explained\r\n.........................\r\nMUST start with line() followed by a number or a string inside " marks, OR csv(separatorX) variable. The number specifies which character in the line to start/end copying. The string specifies a string in the line to start/end copying.\r\n\r\ncsv(seperatorX) explained...\r\nSeperator is either "tab" or "space" or any SINGLE character. X is the Xth seperator to pass before copying, (or to stop before).\r\n\r\nLastly the line(...) variable...\r\nInside the brackets must be either a number (to specify the line number), or a string inside " marks (to use the line with that string), or lastline(X). The X in lastline is the Xth line above the last line i.e. lastline(1) will use the 2nd last line of the file. If searching for a line with "some words" you may put a + or - X after the closing ) i.e. line("some words")+3 to go 3 lines after the line with "some words".\r\n\r\nSome Examples...\r\nfilename(0)    <- will display the filename of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line(0)))    <- will display the whole first line of the 0th file\r\nfile(0)wholeline(line("hello")-1)))    <- the wholeline above the first occurrence of "hello" in the file\r\nfile(0)start(line(lastline(1))csv(tab2))end(line(lastline())csv(tab4)))    <- starts at the 2nd last line of the file, from the 2nd tab variable, until the 4th tab variable in the last line (in the 0th file)\r\nfile(0)start(line("hello")+1"zzzz")end(line(6)17))    <- starts from the first occurrence of zzzz in the line after the first occurrence of hello, until the 17th character in the 6th line (starting from line 0) of the 0th file.\r\n]

 [Contacts Display Info]

 [Link and CList Settings]

 [Copy Contact]

@@ -74,5 +74,5 @@
 [&String Maker]

 [E&dit Contact Settings]

 [%s - ERROR: no line specified or line not found (in %s)]

-[%s - ERROR: file couldnt be opened (in %s)]

+[%s - ERROR: file couldn't be opened (in %s)]

 [%s - ERROR: no file specified in settings (in %s)]