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Value should be 2 or 3, in big-endian or little-endian format%s: File-indicated character representation code (%d) is unknown%s: File-indicated character representation code (%s) is not ASCII%s: File-indicated endianness (%s) does not match endianness intuited from file header (%s)%s: File-indicated value is different from internal value for at least one of the three system values.  SYSMIS: indicated %g, expected %g; HIGHEST: %g, %g; LOWEST: %g, %g%s: Floating-point representation in system file is not IEEE-754.  read.spss cannot convert between floating-point formats%s: Index of weighting variable (%d) is not between 0 and number of elements per case (%d)%s: Long string continuation records omitted at end of dictionary%s: Long string missing values record found (record type 7, subtype %d), but ignored%s: Long string value labels record found (record type 7, subtype %d), but ignored%s: Long string variable %s may not have missing values%s: Number of cases in file (%d) is not between -1 and %d%s: Number of document lines (%d) must be greater than 0%s: Number of elements per case (%d) is not between 1 and %d%s: Number of variables associated with a value label (%d) is not between 1 and the number of variables (%d)%s: Orphaned variable index record (type 4).  Type 4 records must always immediately follow type 3 records%s: Partial record at end of system file%s: Reading system file: %s%s: String variable %s may not have missing values specified as a range%s: System file contains multiple type 6 (document) records%s: System file header indicates %d variable positions but %d were read from file%s: Unexpected end of file%s: Unrecognized record type %d%s: Unrecognized record type 7, subtype %d encountered in system file%s: Value labels are not allowed on long string variables (%s)%s: Variable %s indicates variable label of invalid length %d%s: Variable index associated with value label (%d) is not between 1 and the number of values (%d)%s: Variable index associated with value label (%d) refers to a continuation of a string variable, not to an actual variable%s: Variable index record (type 4) does not immediately follow value label record (type 3) as it ought%s: Variables associated with value label are not all of identical type.  Variable %s has %s type, but variable %s has %s type%s: Very long string record(s) found (record type 7, subtype %d), each will be imported in consecutive separate variables%s: Weighting variable may not be a continuation of a long string variable%s: Weighting variable may not be a string variable%s: position %d: Bad record type (%d); the expected value was 2%s: position %d: Bad variable type code %d%s: position %d: Missing value indicator field is not -3, -2, 0, 1, 2, or 3%s: position %d: String variable does not have proper number of continuation records%s: position %d: Superfluous long string continuation record%s: position %d: Variable label indicator field is not 0 or 1%s: position %d: Variable name begins with octothorpe ('#').  Scratch variables should not appear in system files%s: position %d: character `\%03o' (%c) is not valid in a variable nameAn error occurred while opening '%s' for reading as a system file: %sBad character in dateBad character in timeBad date string length %dBad integer formatBad line endBad missing values for %sBad string length %dBad time string length %dBad width %d for variable %sCannot assign value labels to %s and %s, which have different variable types or widthsData record expectedDuplicate label for value %g for variable %sDuplicate label for value `%.*s' for variable %sDuplicate variable name %sEnd of file midway through caseExpected variable count recordExpected variable recordInput format %s specifies a bad number of implied decimal places %d.  Input format %s allows up to 16 implied decimal placesInvalid number of variables %dInvalid variable width %dMissing SPSSPORT signatureMissing numeric terminatorNumber expectedOutput format %s specifies a bad number of implied decimal places %d.  Output format %s allows a number of implied decimal places between 1 and 16SAS transfer file has incorrect library headerSAS transfer file has incorrect member headerUnexpected end of fileUnknown variable %s while parsing value labelsUnrecognized version code %dWeighting variable %s not present in dictionarya binary read error occurreda binary write error occurredan error occurred while opening "%s" for reading as a portable file: %scan not yet read Stata .dta on this platformcan only write version 6-10 formatscannot display a string variable of width %d with format specifier %scannot open file '%s'cannot read file %s as portable file: already opened for %scannot read file %s as system file: already opened for %scannot yet read write .dta on this platformdata to be saved must be in a data frameerror reading portable-file dictionaryerror reading system-file headerfile '%s' is not in Minitab Portable Worksheet formatfile '%s' is not in any supported SPSS formatfile access errorfile handle `%s' has not been previously declared on FILE HANDLEfile has more variables than this function can readfile not in SAS transfer formatfile read errorfirst argument must be a file namefirst argument must be a file name
first record for entry %d is corruptformat %s may not be used as an input formatgetlab: File access errorgetlab: File format unknowngetlab: byte 0 = %o octalgetlab: byte 1 = %o octalgetlab: byte 9 = %o octalgetlab: byte lab[%d]$ = %o octalgetlab: byte lab[%d]0 = %o, nv=%dgetlab: byte nv$ = %o octalgetlab: byte nv0 = %o octalgetlab: comment = %cgetlab: comment begin byte = %ogetlab: comment end byte = %ogetuse: Failure in variable unpackinggetuse: File access errorgetuse: byte counter %o octalgetuse: non-integer number of observationsgetuse: terminal null blockinput format %s specifies a bad width %d.  Format %s requires a width between %d and %dinput format %s specifies an odd width %d, but format %s requires an even width between %d and %dinvalid field length in numeric variablemismatch in numbers of variablesno fields in DBF tablenon-numeric data types are not yet implementednot a Stata version 5-12 .dta filenot a rectangular data file (%s mtype is %d)nval is 0output format %s requires minimum width %d to allow %d decimal places.  Try %s%d.%d instead of %soutput format %s specifies a bad width %d.  Format %s requires a width between %d and %doutput format %s specifies an odd width %d, but output format %s requires an even width between %d and %dposition %d: Variable name begins with invalid characterposition %d: Variable name begins with lowercase letter %cposition %d: Variable name character %d is lowercase letter %cposition %d: Variable name has %u charactersposition %d: character `\%03o' is not valid in a variable nameproblem accessing SAS XPORT fileproblem in reading file '%s'problem reading SAS XPORT file '%s'problem reading SAS transport filesomething strange in the file
 (Type 0 characteristic of nonzero length)string variablethis should happen: overrunthis should happen: underrunthis should not happen.unable to open DBF fileunable to open fileunable to open file '%s': '%s'unable to open file for writing: '%s'unable to open file: '%s'unknown data typevalue |%d| found in logical fieldProject-Id-Version: foreign 0.8-81
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$ not in variable label column 9: %s%s variable %s has %s format specifier %s%s: %s variable %s has %s format specifier %s%s: Bad format specifier byte %d%s: Bad format specifier byte (%d)%s: Bad magic.  Proper system files begin with the four characters `$FL2'. This file will not be read%s: Bad size (%d) or count (%d) field on record type 7, subtype 3.	Expected size %d, count 8%s: Bad size (%d) or count (%d) field on record type 7, subtype 4.	Expected size %d, count 8%s: Closing portable file: %s%s: Closing system file: %s%s: Compressed data is corrupted.  Data ends partway through a case%s: Compression bias (%g) is not the usual value of 100%s: Duplicate variable name `%s' within system file%s: Error reading file: %s%s: File contains duplicate label for value %g for variable %s%s: File contains duplicate label for value `%.*s' for variable %s%s: File layout code has unexpected value %d.  Value should be 2 or 3, in big-endian or little-endian format%s: File-indicated character representation code (%d) is unknown%s: File-indicated character representation code (%s) is not ASCII%s: File-indicated endianness (%s) does not match endianness intuited from file header (%s)%s: File-indicated value is different from internal value for at least one of the three system values.  SYSMIS: indicated %g, expected %g; HIGHEST: %g, %g; LOWEST: %g, %g%s: Floating-point representation in system file is not IEEE-754.  read.spss cannot convert between floating-point formats%s: Index of weighting variable (%d) is not between 0 and number of elements per case (%d)%s: Long string continuation records omitted at end of dictionary%s: Long string missing values record found (record type 7, subtype %d), but ignored%s: Long string value labels record found (record type 7, subtype %d), but ignored%s: Long string variable %s may not have missing values%s: Number of cases in file (%d) is not between -1 and %d%s: Number of document lines (%d) must be greater than 0%s: Number of elements per case (%d) is not between 1 and %d%s: Number of variables associated with a value label (%d) is not between 1 and the number of variables (%d)%s: Orphaned variable index record (type 4).  Type 4 records must always immediately follow type 3 records%s: Partial record at end of system file%s: Reading system file: %s%s: String variable %s may not have missing values specified as a range%s: System file contains multiple type 6 (document) records%s: System file header indicates %d variable positions but %d were read from file%s: Unexpected end of file%s: Unrecognized record type %d%s: Unrecognized record type 7, subtype %d encountered in system file%s: Value labels are not allowed on long string variables (%s)%s: Variable %s indicates variable label of invalid length %d%s: Variable index associated with value label (%d) is not between 1 and the number of values (%d)%s: Variable index associated with value label (%d) refers to a continuation of a string variable, not to an actual variable%s: Variable index record (type 4) does not immediately follow value label record (type 3) as it ought%s: Variables associated with value label are not all of identical type.  Variable %s has %s type, but variable %s has %s type%s: Very long string record(s) found (record type 7, subtype %d), each will be imported in consecutive separate variables%s: Weighting variable may not be a continuation of a long string variable%s: Weighting variable may not be a string variable%s: position %d: Bad record type (%d); the expected value was 2%s: position %d: Bad variable type code %d%s: position %d: Missing value indicator field is not -3, -2, 0, 1, 2, or 3%s: position %d: String variable does not have proper number of continuation records%s: position %d: Superfluous long string continuation record%s: position %d: Variable label indicator field is not 0 or 1%s: position %d: Variable name begins with octothorpe (‘#’).  Scratch variables should not appear in system files%s: position %d: character `\%03o' (%c) is not valid in a variable nameAn error occurred while opening ‘%s’ for reading as a system file: %sBad character in dateBad character in timeBad date string length %dBad integer formatBad line endBad missing values for %sBad string length %dBad time string length %dBad width %d for variable %sCannot assign value labels to %s and %s, which have different variable types or widthsData record expectedDuplicate label for value %g for variable %sDuplicate label for value `%.*s' for variable %sDuplicate variable name %sEnd of file midway through caseExpected variable count recordExpected variable recordInput format %s specifies a bad number of implied decimal places %d.  Input format %s allows up to 16 implied decimal placesInvalid number of variables %dInvalid variable width %dMissing SPSSPORT signatureMissing numeric terminatorNumber expectedOutput format %s specifies a bad number of implied decimal places %d.  Output format %s allows a number of implied decimal places between 1 and 16SAS transfer file has incorrect library headerSAS transfer file has incorrect member headerUnexpected end of fileUnknown variable %s while parsing value labelsUnrecognized version code %dWeighting variable %s not present in dictionarya binary read error occurreda binary write error occurredan error occurred while opening "%s" for reading as a portable file: %scan not yet read Stata .dta on this platformcan only write version 6-10 formatscannot display a string variable of width %d with format specifier %scannot open file ‘%s’cannot read file %s as portable file: already opened for %scannot read file %s as system file: already opened for %scannot yet read write .dta on this platformdata to be saved must be in a data frameerror reading portable-file dictionaryerror reading system-file headerfile ‘%s’ is not in Minitab Portable Worksheet formatfile ‘%s’ is not in any supported SPSS formatfile access errorfile handle `%s' has not been previously declared on FILE HANDLEfile has more variables than this function can readfile not in SAS transfer formatfile read errorfirst argument must be a file namefirst argument must be a file name
first record for entry %d is corruptformat %s may not be used as an input formatgetlab: File access errorgetlab: File format unknowngetlab: byte 0 = %o octalgetlab: byte 1 = %o octalgetlab: byte 9 = %o octalgetlab: byte lab[%d]$ = %o octalgetlab: byte lab[%d]0 = %o, nv=%dgetlab: byte nv$ = %o octalgetlab: byte nv0 = %o octalgetlab: comment = %cgetlab: comment begin byte = %ogetlab: comment end byte = %ogetuse: Failure in variable unpackinggetuse: File access errorgetuse: byte counter %o octalgetuse: non-integer number of observationsgetuse: terminal null blockinput format %s specifies a bad width %d.  Format %s requires a width between %d and %dinput format %s specifies an odd width %d, but format %s requires an even width between %d and %dinvalid field length in numeric variablemismatch in numbers of variablesno fields in DBF tablenon-numeric data types are not yet implementednot a Stata version 5-12 .dta filenot a rectangular data file (%s mtype is %d)nval is 0output format %s requires minimum width %d to allow %d decimal places.  Try %s%d.%d instead of %soutput format %s specifies a bad width %d.  Format %s requires a width between %d and %doutput format %s specifies an odd width %d, but output format %s requires an even width between %d and %dposition %d: Variable name begins with invalid characterposition %d: Variable name begins with lowercase letter %cposition %d: Variable name character %d is lowercase letter %cposition %d: Variable name has %u charactersposition %d: character `\%03o' is not valid in a variable nameproblem accessing SAS XPORT fileproblem in reading file ‘%s’problem reading SAS XPORT file ‘%s’problem reading SAS transport filesomething strange in the file
 (Type 0 characteristic of nonzero length)string variablethis should happen: overrunthis should happen: underrunthis should not happen.unable to open DBF fileunable to open fileunable to open file ‘%s’: ‘%s’unable to open file for writing: ‘%s’unable to open file: ‘%s’unknown data typevalue |%d| found in logical field