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# English resources of 50sp.rb =begin = Select-plugin plugin == Abstract Selects which plugin to be actually used. == Usage Put this file into the plugin/ directory. Next, move the plugins you want to be optional into another directory. In the example below, these plugins are assumed to be in plugin/selectable directory. Finally, edit the tdiary.conf file in the same directory as tdiary.rb and add the following line: @conf.options['sp.path'] = 'misc/plugin' to indicate the directory you have put the optional plugins. It can be an absolute path. == Options :@conf.options['sp.path'] Directory name where the optional plugins are, relative from the directory where tdiary.rb is or absolute. :@conf.options['sp.usenew'] Define true if you want to the users to try a newly installed plugin. Newly installed plugins are detected next time when the user configures this plugin. == Copyright notice Copyright (C) 2003 zunda <zunda at freeshell.org> Permission is granted for use, copying, modification, distribution, and distribution of modified versions of this work under the terms of GPL version 2 or later. =end @sp_label = 'Plugin selection' @sp_label_description = '<p>Selects which plugins you want to use.</p>' @sp_label_please_select = '<p>Please check the plugins you want to use. Each plugin filename is linked to its document. Please create or improve the document!</p>' @sp_label_new = '<h3>New! Give it a try.</h3>' @sp_label_used = '<h3>Being used</h3>' @sp_label_notused = '<h3>Currently not used</h3>' @sp_label_noplugin = '<p>There is no optional plugins.</p>' # Local Variables: # mode: ruby # indent-tabs-mode: t # tab-width: 3 # ruby-indent-level: 3 # End:
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