[ANN] YER (Yellow Error Reference) (Mac)
Yellowsoft
retrieve Mac's error codes.
You should simply type the error number and press Enter or Return, then
YER shows you the related error name and explanation just as stated by
Source Headers. When there are more than one error using the same
number, YER shows you all existing definition into a list easily
navigable by keyboard's keys. You may copy the error string you want
into clipboard or view it into a more readable single window.
YER knows error codes defined in the following Headers:
AppleGuide.h, ATA.h, CardServices.h, CFURLAccess.h, CMApplication.h,
Connections.h, CryptoMessageSyntax.h, CTBUtilities.h, FileSigning.h,
FileTransfers.h, Finder.h, FinderRegistry.h, FSM.h,
GoggleSprocketDevices.h, GXErrors.h, GXMessages.h, InternetConfig.h,
JManager.h, MacErrors.h, MacTCP.h, NetworkSetup.h, OCEErrors.h,
OCEMail.h, PMApplication.h, QD3DErrors.h, RAVE.h, RTLib.h, SCSI.h,
SpeechRecognition.h, Terminals.h, XTNDInterface.h.
Last but not least YER knows Error codes from Marco Piovanelli's WASTE
TEXT Engine and from Smith Micro Software's FAXstf Pro.
YER is Internet Config aware and Appearance savvy. It requires at least
System 7 to run.
Author: Rocco Moliterno
mailto:feedback....@iol.it
http://users.iol.it/yellowsoft
YER page: http://users.iol.it/yellowsoft/yer.html
What's new in 2.0.0 version
- Resizable window.
- Error strings appear now into a list.
- List of error strings navigable by keyboard.
- Error strings appear now after pressing Enter or Return keys.
- Ability to select a single error string into the list.
- Ability to copy a single error string from list to clipboard.
- Ability to view a single error string of list into a more readable
window.
- Error codes from Universal Headers version 3.3.2
- Recompiled by using the newest compiler.
- Recompiled with Interfaces-Libraries 3.3.2
- Minor bug, saving window position, fixed.
- Bug, inside "Internet" code, fixed.
- Linked with MoreFiles 1.5.
- Linked with Internet Config 2.0.2.
- Addresses update.
- Minor changes.