toolsEditor_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Together's file-based architecture enables it to work in conjunction with other file-based \
development tools: compilers, debuggers, IDEs, editors, etc. This page contains the tool \
definitions for your configuration. The following tool definitions are already pre-defined for you: \
<ul> \
<li> Java VM \
<li> External Editor \
</ul> \
These definitions point to the various freeware tools that ship with Together. You can edit the various fields to point these definitions to appropriate tools on your system. \
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javaVM = Java VM
javaVM_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the command to run the java VM with the system CLASSPATH variable value. \
You can use the value of this property in other options using the macro <code>$:jvm$</code>. \
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classpath = Classpath
classpath_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the class path value passed to the external tools. \
You can use the value of this property in other options using the macro <code>$:classpath$</code>. \
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sourcepath = Sourcepath
sourcepath_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the location of the sources passed to the external tool.  \
You can use the value of this property in other options using the macro <code>$:sourcepath$</code>. \
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destdir = Destination Directory
destdir_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the path for the external tool's output. \
You can use the value of this property in other options using the macro <code>$:destination$</code>. \
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reflectprocess = Reflect Compiling Process in Status Bar
reflectprocess_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
It may be actual for the large projects. \
Displaing information about the currently compiled item grows the process compilation time. \
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externEditor = External Editor
externEditor_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external editor. \
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compiler = Compile
compiler_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external compiler. \
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make = Make
make_description = <HTML><BODY> \
    Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool (which makes \
    the project). \
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run = Run
run_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool (which runs \
the project). \
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debug = Debug
debug_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external debugger. \
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tool1 = Tool 1
tool1_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool. \
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tool2 = Tool 2
tool2_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool. \
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tool3 = Tool 3
tool3_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool. \
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tool4 = Tool 4
tool4_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool. \
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tool5 = Tool 5
tool5_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool. \
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tool6 = Tool 6
tool6_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool. \
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tool7 = Tool 7
tool7_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool. \
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tool8 = Tool 8
tool8_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool. \
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tool9 = Tool 9
tool9_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool. \
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tool10 = Tool 10
tool10_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool. \
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tool11 = Tool 11
tool11_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the string which will appear in the menus for the command of the specified external tool. \
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tool_command = Command
tool_command_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the command to run the specified external tool. \
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tool_parameters = Parameters
tool_parameters_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines the parameters passed to the specified external tool. \
In this field you can use the following useful system macros (see main documentation for description on how to use them and for the complete list of them): \
<ul> \
<li> \
$FILE_SPEC$ - contains the full name of the selected file (path, name and extension). \
For example, if the selected file is c:\\together3\\myprojects\\CoolProject\\MyClass.java, then this \
macro will contain "c:\\together3\\myprojects\\CoolProject\\MyClass.java". \
<li> \
$PS$ - expands to the path.separator property, i.e. ":" on Unix and ";" on Windows. \
<li> \
$SOURCEPATH$ - contains the paths to all the writable packages in the project. \
<li> \
$DESTINATION$ - contains the value of the "Destination" option in the Tools tab of the Options dialog.  \
<li> \
$LINENUMBER$ - contains the line number of the selection in the file containing the selected element. For example, for selected operation this macro will contain the line in the file with the operation's class. \
<li> \
$FILELIST$ - contains the "@somefile", where "somefile" is the name of the automatically generated file with the list of the files (each file on a new line) contained in the selection. (If the user clicked on the class, the "somefile" will contain only the file with the selected class, if the user clicked on a diagram, the "somefile" will contain all files representing the classes in the diagram and all the classes in the subpackages shown on this diagram, etc.) \
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tool_showFor = Show in menu
tool_showFor_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines in what kind of menus the command of the specified tool will appear. \
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tool_showForFile = File Speedmenu
tool_showForFile_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Show the command of the specified tool in the file menus. \
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tool_showForDir = Directory Speedmenu
tool_showForDir_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Show the command of the specified tool in the directory menus. \
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tool_showForSource = Visual Source Item Speedmenu
tool_showForSource_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Show the command of the specified tool in the menus for those diagram elements which are represented \
by the source code files (classes, interfaces etc.) \
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tool_showForElement = All Diagram Elements Speedmenu
tool_showForElement_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Show the command of the specified tool in the menus for all diagram elements. \
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tool_showForMainMenu = Tools Mainmenu
tool_showForMainMenu_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Show the command of the specified tool in the Tools section of the main menu. \
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tool_update = Update Diagrams
tool_update_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Defines whether to update all diagrams after an execution of the specified tool. \
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tool_filter = Filter the tool's output
tool_filter_description =  <HTML><BODY> \
Selects the filter used to scan the tool's output in order to parse the tool's standard \
warnings/errors/messages. If the filter recognizes a warning/error/message, then it will be \
displayed in the message pane in the appropriate form. \
<ul> \
<li><b>Automatic</b> - this filter first applies other filters (Jikes, Bmj, Grep) to the tool's output. If \
any of these filters recognizes the tool's output pattern, then that filter will be used to process and display the message. \
If no filter recognizes the output pattern, then "Automatic" filter tries to find a valid name of an existing file in the output. \
If it can't find a valid file name (or such file does not exist), it will output the whole string (if \
<b>Show All Messages</b> is on), or it will print nothing (if <b>Show All Messages</b> is off). \
If the specified file exists, this filter tries to find a number and if it finds it, the number \
is considered a line number. If this filter finds another number, it will be considered a column number. \
After that it generates URL to the specified location (if it found it) in the file. \
<li><b>Jikes</b> - warnings/errors/messages written only in the Jikes's syntax will be recognized. \
<li><b>Microsoft c/c++</b> - warnings/errors/messages written only in the command line compiler's syntax will be recognized. \
<li><b>Bmj</b> - warnings/errors/messages written only in the Bmj's syntax will be recognized. \
<li><b>Grep</b> - warnings/errors/messages written only in the Grep's syntax will be recognized. \
<li><b>None</b> - Nothing will be recognized as warnings/errors/messages. If the "Show all messages" \
option is unchecked, then nothing of the tool's output will be displayed at all. \
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tool_openMessage = Open Message Window
tool_openMessage_description =<HTML><BODY> \
If this option is checked, the message pane will become visible when you launch the tool. \
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tool_allMessages = Show all messages
tool_allMessages_description = <HTML><BODY> \
Defines whether to display messages other than the messages recognized by the tool's output filter.  \
<ul> \
<li>If checked: the complete tool's output will be displayed (warnings/errors/messages along with  \
the tool's regular output). \
<li>If unchecked: only messages recognized by the tool's output filter will be displayed (warnings/errors/messages). \
See next option for details about tool's output filters.  \
</ul> \
<p> \
For example, if this option is unchecked, and the tool's output filter is set to "Jikes", then \
warnings/errors/messages written only in the Jikes's syntax will be displayed. \
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tool_Prompt = Show prompt
tool_Prompt_description = <HTML><BODY> \
Enable this option when you want to have the command line come up in a prompt before you run the tool. \
This allows you to make any last minute adjustments to the command line, such as adding or \
deleting parameters. \
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tool_language = Language
tool_language_description = <HTML><BODY> \
    Programming language. \
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