Express Editors: Resource Strings

• Jul 24, 2023
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This topic describes the resource strings used by the ExpressEditors and filter controls in message boxes, dialogs, and UI elements. Refer to the Resource Strings topic for general information on these strings and how to override them at runtime.

The ExpressEditors use the resource strings declared in the units listed below. Click a unit link to jump to the corresponding section of the topic for details.

• cxEditConsts

• cxExtEditConsts

• cxFilterControlStrs

• cxLibraryStrs

cxEditConsts unit:

Resource identifier	Value	Description
cxNavigatorHint_First	‘First record’	The default hint displayed for the First button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_Prior	‘Prior record’	The default hint displayed for the Prior button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_PriorPage	‘Prior page’	The default hint displayed for the PriorPage button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_Next	‘Next record’	The default hint displayed for the Next button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_NextPage	‘Next page’	The default hint displayed for the NextPage button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_Last	‘Last record’	The default hint displayed for the Last button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_Insert	‘Insert record’	The default hint displayed for the Insert button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_Append	‘Append record’	The default hint displayed for the Append button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_Delete	‘Delete record’	The default hint displayed for the Delete button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_Edit	‘Edit record’	The default hint displayed for the Edit button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_Post	‘Post edit’	The default hint displayed for the Post button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_Cancel	‘Cancel edit’	The default hint displayed for the Cancel button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_Refresh	‘Refresh data’	The default hint displayed for the Refresh button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_SaveBookmark	‘Save Bookmark’	The default hint displayed for the SaveBookmark button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_GotoBookmark	‘Goto Bookmark’	The default hint displayed for the GotoBookmark button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorHint_Filter	‘Filter data’	The default hint displayed for the Filter button in navigator controls.
cxNavigatorInfoPanelDefaultDisplayMask	‘[RecordIndex] of [RecordCount]’	The default pattern that is used to format information panel content for display in navigator controls. The formatting string is combined using the macros that convey the currently displayed record number and the total number of records available for navigation. This resource string is used to initialize the TcxCustomNavigatorInfoPanel.DisplayMask property.
cxSBlobButtonCancel	‘&Cancel’	The caption of the button to discard changes and close the dropdown window of a BLOB editor. This caption is used when the editor’s Properties.ReadOnly property is False.
cxSBlobButtonClose	‘&Close’	The caption of the button to close the dropdown window of a BLOB editor. This caption is used when the editor’s Properties.ReadOnly property is True.
cxSBlobButtonOK	‘&OK’	The caption of the Ok button displayed within the dropdown window of a BLOB editor.
cxSBlobMemo	‘(MEMO)’	The text displayed in the edit box of a non-empty BLOB editor if its Properties.BlobEditKind property is set to bekMemo and Properties.BlobPaintStyle is set to bpsDefault.
cxSBlobMemoEmpty	‘(memo)’	The text displayed in the edit box of an empty BLOB editor if its Properties.BlobEditKind property is set to bekMemo and Properties.BlobPaintStyle is set to bpsDefault.
cxSBlobPicture	‘(PICTURE)’	The text displayed in the edit box of a non-empty BLOB editor if its Properties.BlobEditKind property is set to bekPict and Properties.BlobPaintStyle is set to bpsDefault.
cxSBlobPictureEmpty	‘(picture)’	The text displayed in the edit box of an empty BLOB editor if its Properties.BlobEditKind property is set to bekPict and Properties.BlobPaintStyle is set to bpsDefault.
cxSDateError	‘Invalid Date’	Represents a string displayed in the message box when a display text cannot be converted to a date value.
cxSDatePopupClear	‘Clear’	The caption of the Clear button in the dropdown of a date editor. See the date editor’s Properties.DateButtons property to determine visibility of the button.
cxSDatePopupToday	‘Today’	The caption of the Today button in the dropdown of a date editor. See the date editor’s Properties.DateButtons property to determine the button’s visibility.
cxSEditCheckBoxChecked	‘True’	The default value for the Properties.DisplayChecked property of a check box. See its description for more information.
cxSEditCheckBoxGrayed	‘’	The default value for the Properties.DisplayGrayed property of a check box. See its description for more information.
cxSEditCheckBoxUnchecked	‘False’	The default value for the Properties.DisplayUnchecked property of a check box. See its description for more information.
cxSEditInvalidRepositoryItem	‘The repository item is not acceptable’	Specifies the exception message raised when an invalid repository item is assigned to the RepositoryItem property of an editor. For every editor, Express Library provides a corresponding repository item. If NIL or an inappropriate repository item is assigned, this exception is fired.
cxSEditNumericValueConvertError	‘Could not convert to numeric value’	Applies to spin editors (TcxSpinEdit). You can use the editor’s Properties.PrepareDisplayValue method to test whether a specific variant value can be displayed within it. When you pass a non-string value as a parameter that cannot be converted to a number, an exception with the cxSEditNumericValueConvertError text is raised.
cxSEditPopupCircularReferencingError	‘Circular referencing is not allowed’	Applies to popup editors (TcxPopupEdit). The exception message is raised when trying to open the popup window embedding an invalid control (the control which recursively owns the current editor). See the Properties.PopupControl property to link an external control to the popup editor.
cxSEditTimeConvertError	‘Could not convert to time’	Applies to TcxTimeEdit controls. You can use the editor’s Properties.PrepareDisplayValue method to test whether a specific variant value can be displayed within it. When you pass a value as a parameter that cannot be converted to a date/time value, an exception with the cxSEditTimeConvertError text is raised. For numerical, date/time and string values, this exception is not raised.
cxSEditValidateErrorText	‘Invalid input value. Use escape key to abandon changes’	Specifies the exception message, which is raised when the display text cannot be converted to an edit value.
cxSEditValueOutOfBounds	‘Value out of bounds’	You can use Properties.MaxValue and Properties.MinValue properties of currency and spin editors to define the range of acceptable values. An exception with the cxSEditValueOutOfBounds message occurs when an editor accepts a value outside this range.
cxSMenuItemCaptionAssignFromWebCam	‘Assign From Ca&mera…’	Applies to image editors (TcxImage, TcxDBImage, TcxBlobEdit, and TcxDBBlobEdit customized to display images). Specifies the caption of the menu item that invokes the Camera Preview dialog.
cxSMenuItemCaptionCopy	‘&Copy’	Applies to image editors (TcxImage, TcxDBImage, TcxBlobEdit, and TcxDBBlobEdit customized to display images). The string is the caption of the menu item to copy the contents of an editor.
cxSMenuItemCaptionCut	‘Cu&t’	Applies to image editors (TcxImage, TcxDBImage, TcxBlobEdit, and TcxDBBlobEdit customized to display images). The string represents the caption of the menu item to copy and delete the contents of an editor.
cxSMenuItemCaptionDelete	‘&Delete’	Applies to image editors (TcxImage, TcxDBImage, TcxBlobEdit, and TcxDBBlobEdit customized to display images). The string is the caption of the menu item to delete the contents of an editor.
cxSMenuItemCaptionLoad	‘&Load…’	Applies to image editors (TcxImage and TcxBlobEdit customized to display images). The string is the caption of the menu item to load an image from an external file.
cxSMenuItemCaptionPaste	‘&Paste’	Applies to image editors (TcxImage and TcxBlobEdit customized to display images). The string is the caption of the menu item to replace the contents of an editor with an image from the clipboard.
cxSMenuItemCaptionSave	‘Save &As…’	Applies to image editors (TcxImage, TcxDBImage, TcxBlobEdit, and TcxDBBlobEdit customized to display images). The string is the caption of the menu item to save an editor’s image to an external file.
cxSNoMatchesFound	‘No matches found’	Applies to UI elements that support incremental filtering: grid View items, pivot grid fields, and editors with dropdown lists. The string is the message that is displayed in the dropdown list when it doesn’t include a value that matches a search string.
cxSRadioGroupDefaultCaption	‘’	The default value for the radio group’s Properties.DefaultCaption property.
scxMaskEditEmptyMaskCollectionFile	‘The mask collection file is empty’	A mask editor enables you to load masks from an external file (.def or .dxm). Then you can apply one of the loaded masks to the editor. The string is an exception message displayed when the file with masks is empty. To load a file, select the editor’s Properties.EditMask property in the Object Inspector, click the ellipsis(…) button and then click the Masks… button within the opened dialog.
scxMaskEditIllegalFileFormat	‘Illegal file format’	A mask editor enables you to load masks from an external file (.def or .dxm). Then you can apply one of the loaded masks to the editor. The string is an exception message displayed when masks in the file cannot be parsed properly. To load a file, select the editor’s Properties.EditMask property in the Object Inspector, click the ellipsis(…) button and then click the Masks… button within the opened dialog.
scxMaskEditInvalidEditValue	‘The edit value is invalid’	Specifies the exception message raised when the display text does not fully correspond to the mask and therefore cannot be converted to an edit value.
scxMaskEditMaskCollectionFiles	‘Mask collection files’	A mask editor enables you to load masks from an external file (.def or .dxm). You can apply one of the loaded masks to the editor. To load a file, select the editor’s Properties.EditMask property in the Object Inspector, click the ellipsis(…) button and then click the Masks… button within the opened dialog. This will activate the Open dialog. The scxMaskEditMaskCollectionFiles constant defines the string displayed in the Files of type box of this dialog.
scxMaskEditNoMask	‘None’	An empty mask in the Masked Text Editor dialog. To open this dialog, select the editor’s Text property in the Object Inspector and click the ellipsis (…) button.
scxMaskEditRegExprError	‘Regular expression errors:’	The caption of the error message displayed when you specify an invalid regular expression for a mask editor. This string is followed by detailed information on the error.
scxRegExprCantCreateEmptyAlt	‘The alternative should not be empty’	This error can occur when you parse a regular expression that contains an empty alternative for a mask editor. For instance: abc||.
scxRegExprCantCreateEmptyBlock	‘The block should not be empty’	The error can occur when you parse a regular expression that contains an empty grouping block for a mask editor. For instance: abc().
scxRegExprCantCreateEmptyEnum	‘Can’’t create empty enumeration’	The error can occur when you parse a regular expression that contains an empty enumeration block for a mask editor. For instance: abc[] or abc[^].
scxRegExprCantUsePlusQuantifier	‘The ‘’+’’ quantifier cannot be applied here’	The error can occur when you parse a regular expression for a mask editor. This error occurs when the ‘+’ quantifier is inappropriate. For instance, the following expressions generate this error: a?+ a*+
scxRegExprCantUseStarQuantifier	‘The ‘’*’’ quantifier cannot be applied here’	The error can occur when you parse a regular expression for a mask editor. This error occurs when the ‘ * ‘ quantifier cannot be used in its current position. For instance, the following expression generates this error: a?*
scxRegExprChar	‘Char’	A mask editor’s regular expression parser uses this resource string to display an error message. The scxRegExprChar string is followed by the position of the character that generated the error.
scxRegExprEmptySourceStream	‘The source stream is empty’	You can use the IsTextValid or IsTextFullValid method declared in the cxRegExpr unit to test whether custom text corresponds to a specific regular expression. If the regular expression is empty (contains only spaces and tab characters), the scxRegExprEmptySourceStream error occurs. The IsTextValid method returns True if all text corresponds to a part of the mask. The IsTextFullValid returns True if all text corresponds to the entire mask.
scxRegExprHexNumberExpected	‘Hexadecimal number expected but ‘’%s’’ found’	The error can occur when you parse a regular expression for a mask editor. This error occurs when an illegal character was found instead of a hexadecimal symbol (0-9, A-F). For instance, the following expression is invalid: \xk
scxRegExprHexNumberExpected0	‘Hexadecimal number expected’	The error can occur when you parse a regular expression for a mask editor. The error occurs if the \x meta-character is not followed by any symbol or followed only by one valid hexadecimal number (0-9, A-F): \x \xA
scxRegExprIllegalQuantifier	‘Illegal quantifier ‘’%s’’’	The error message can occur when parsing a regular expression for a mask editor. This error occurs when a quantifier cannot be used in its current position. For instance, the space character cannot precede the quantifiers (*, +, ?).
scxRegExprIllegalSymbol	‘Illegal ‘’%s’’’	The error can occur when you parse a regular expression for a mask editor. Occurs if the specified character cannot be used in its current position.
scxRegExprIncorrectSpace	‘The space character is not allowed after ‘’'‘’	The error can occur when you parse a regular expression for a mask editor. Occurs if the space character follows the backslash.
scxRegExprLine	‘Line’	A mask editor’s regular expression parser uses this resource string to display an error message. The scxRegExprLine string is followed by the line position where the error occurred. A parser has the potential to process multi-line regular expressions. However, in the current version, you are able to specify a single-line regular expression only for a mask editor. Therefore, the line position is always 1.
scxRegExprMissing	‘Missing ‘’%s’’’	The error message can occur when parsing a regular expression for a mask editor. This error occurs if the specified character is expected but not found.
scxRegExprNotSupportQuantifier	‘The parameter quantifiers are not supported’	The error that can occur when you parse a regular expression for a mask editor. In the current version, parameter quantifiers are not supported. This error occurs if the regular expression contains braces { }.
scxRegExprSubrangeOrder	‘The starting character of the subrange must be less than the finishing one’	The error can occur when you parse a regular expression for a mask editor. The alphabetic position of the first character of a subrange in an enumeration block must be less than the last character’s alphabetic position. Otherwise, the parser generates an exception and displays the scxRegExprSubrangeOrder message. For instance, the following expression is incorrect: [F-A]
scxRegExprTooBigReferenceNumber	‘Too big reference number’	The error can occur when you parse a regular expression for a mask editor. The parser cannot find parenthesis corresponding to the current back reference. For instance, the following expression contains only two opening brackets, while the back reference refers to the third one: (\d)(abc)\3
scxRegExprUnnecessary	‘Unnecessary ‘’%s’’’	The error that can occur when you parse a regular expression for a mask editor. The error occurs if the specified character is found, but is not needed. For instance, the following expression contains an unnecessary closing parenthesis: (999))
scxShellBrowserDlgCaption	‘Browse for Folder’	The caption of the shell browser dialog. Use the TcxCustomShellBrowserDialog.Title property to customize this caption.
scxShellBrowserDlgCurrentFolderCaption	‘Current Folder’	The caption of the label shown above the current folder’s path in the shell browser dialog. Use the TcxCustomShellBrowserDialog.FolderLabelCaption property to customize this caption.
scxSHyperLinkPrefix	‘http://‘	The default prefix string for hyperlinks.
scxSCalcError	‘Error’	The string displayed in the edit box of the TcxCalcEdit control if an expression cannot be evaluated.
sdxAlertWindowClose	‘Close’	The default hint for the Close caption button displayed in alert windows.
sdxAlertWindowDropdown	‘Show Drop-down Menu’	The default hint for the Dropdown caption button displayed in alert windows.
sdxAlertWindowNavigationPanelDefaultDisplayMask	‘[MessageIndex] of [MessageCount]’	The default pattern that is used to format navigation panel content for display in alert windows. The formatting string is combined using the sdxAlertWindowMessageIndexMacro and sdxAlertWindowMessageCountMacro constant values. This resource string is used to initialize the TdxAlertWindowOptionsNavigationPanel.DisplayMask property.
sdxAlertWindowNextMessage	‘Next message’	The default hint for the Next Message navigation panel button displayed in alert windows.
sdxAlertWindowPin	‘Pin’	The default hint for the Pin caption button displayed in alert windows.
sdxAlertWindowPreviousMessage	‘Previous message’	The default hint for the Previous Message navigation panel button displayed in alert windows.
sdxBarCodeControlTooNarrowError	‘The control is too narrow to display a barcode’	The error message displayed by the barcode control when the generated barcode is too large to fit into the current control’s boundaries.
sdxBarCodeInvalidCharactersError	‘Invalid characters in the text’	The error message displayed by the barcode control when the current symbology does not support characters present in the encoded text.
sdxBarCodeInvalidTextFormatError	‘Invalid Text format’	The error message displayed by the bar code control when the encoded text contains too much information to generate the barcode with the current settings.
sdxBreadcrumbEditInvalidPath	‘Cannot find “%s”. Check the spelling and try again.’	The error message displayed when a breadcrumb control cannot find a node that corresponds to the selected path. Refer to the TdxCustomBreadcrumbEdit.OnPathValidate topic to learn more.
sdxCameraDialogAssign	‘&Assign’	The caption of the button that captures an image of the currently displayed frame that closes the Camera Preview dialog, and assigns the captured image to an image editor that invoked the dialog.
sdxCameraDialogCancel	‘&Cancel’	The caption of the button that closes the Camera Preview dialog without assigning an image to an image editor that invoked the dialog.
sdxCameraDialogCaption	‘Camera Preview’	The caption of the Camera Preview dialog.
sdxCameraDialogPause	‘&Pause’	The caption of the button that pauses the camera output render in the Camera Preview dialog. When you click the button, it switches its caption to that specified by the sdxCameraDialogPlay resource string.
sdxCameraDialogPlay	‘&Play’	The caption of the button that resumes the camera output render in the Camera Preview dialog. When you click the button, it switches its caption to that specified by the sdxCameraDialogPause resource string.
sdxCameraInactive	‘Inactive’	The status message displayed by a camera control that is currently inactive.
sdxCameraRunning	‘Running’	Reserved for future use.
sdxCameraPaused	‘Paused’	Reserved for future use.
sdxCameraNotDetected	‘No camera detected’	The status message displayed by an active camera control that fails to locate the camera specified by the DeviceIndex property.
sdxCameraInitializing	‘Initializing…’	The status message displayed by an active camera control prior to rendering the first frame of the camera output.
sdxCameraIsBusy	‘Camera is inaccessible.’#13#10’Try closing other programs that might be using your camera’	The status message displayed by an active camera control if the camera specified by the DeviceIndex property is currently in use by other applications.
`sdxCameraControlSettingsFormSettings``	Settings	The caption of the Settings pop-up menu available in a camera control.
sdxCameraControlSettingsFormDevice	Device	The prefix before the name of the active camera in the Settings pop-up menu.
`sdxCameraControlSettingsFormDevices``	Devices	The caption of the Settings submenu that lists names of all available cameras.
`sdxCameraControlSettingsFormResolution``	Resolution	The prefix before the camera resolution selected in the Settings pop-up menu.
sdxCameraControlSettingsFormResolutions	Resolutions	The caption of the Settings submenu that lists resolutions available for the active camera.
sdxColorDialogAddToCustomColors	‘&Add to Custom Colors’	The caption of the button that adds the color selected in the color picker to the Custom Colors panel.
sdxColorDialogApply	‘&OK’	The caption of the button that closes the color editor dialog and updates the dialog’s Color and CustomColors properties with a color and a set of custom colors selected in the dialog.
sdxColorDialogCancel	‘&Cancel’	The caption of the button that closes the color editor dialog without updating the dialog’s Color and CustomColors properties.
sdxColorDialogCaption	‘Color Editor’	The caption of the color editor dialog.
sdxColorDialogDefineCustomColor	‘&Define Custom Colors >>’	The caption of the button that expands the color editor dialog and displays the color picker.
sdxColorDialogBasicColors	‘Basic Colors’	The caption of the panel that includes basic colors.
sdxColorDialogCustomColors	‘Custom Colors’	The caption of the panel that includes custom colors.
sdxColorPickerAlphaLabel	‘A:’	The label of the Alpha editor displayed in the color picker.
sdxColorPickerBlueLabel	‘B:’	The label of the Blue spin editor displayed in the color picker.
sdxColorPickerGreenLabel	‘G:’	The label of the Green spin editor displayed in the color picker.
sdxColorPickerHexCodeLabel	‘#’	The label of the HEX color code editor displayed in the color picker.
sdxColorPickerHueLabel	‘H:’	The label of the Hue spin editor displayed in the color picker.
sdxColorPickerLightnessLabel	‘L:’	The label of the Lightness spin editor displayed in the color picker.
sdxColorPickerRedLabel	‘R:’	The label of the Red spin editor displayed in the color picker.
sdxColorPickerSaturationLabel	‘S:’	The label of the Saturation spin editor displayed in the color picker.
sdxDefaultToggleSwitchOffText	‘Off’	The default value of the Properties.StateIndicator.OffText property of toggle switch editors.
sdxDefaultToggleSwitchOnText	‘On’	The default value of the Properties.StateIndicator.OnText property of toggle switch editors.
sdxFileDialogBackDisabledHint	‘Back’	The disabled Back button’s hint in a shell dialog.
sdxFileDialogBackEnabledHint	‘Back to %s’	The enabled Back button’s hint.
sdxFileDialogFileNameCaption	‘File name:’	The label on the panel that shows the name of the last selected file.
sdxFileDialogFileNotExistWarning	#13#10’File not found.’#13#10’Check the file name and try again.’	The warning message displayed when a user selects a non-existent file. Note This warning message appears only if an Open or Save As dialog’s Options property value contains the ofFileMustExist flag.
sdxFileDialogFilePreviewHidePaneHint	‘Hide the preview pane.’	The hint of the button that hides the preview pane.
sdxFileDialogFilePreviewShowPaneHint	‘Show the preview pane.’	The hint of the button that shows the preview pane.
sdxFileDialogForwardDisabledHint	‘Forward’	The disabled Forward button’s hint.
sdxFileDialogForwardEnabledHint	‘Forward to %s’	The enabled Forward button’s hint.
sdxFileDialogHistoryHint	‘Recent Pages’	The hint of the History button that shows recently opened directories.
sdxFileDialogNewFolderCaption	‘New Folder’	The caption of the New Folder button that creates a new folder.
sdxFileDialogNewFolderHint	‘Create a new, empty folder.’	The hint of the New Folder button that creates a new folder.
sdxFileDialogSearchNullstring	‘Search’	The default text in a shell dialog‘s search box.
sdxFileDialogUpHint	‘Up’	The hint of the Up button that opens the parent folder.
sdxFileDialogViewsHint	‘Change your view.’	The hint of the Views button that shows file view modes.
sdxSaveFileDialogDefaultTitle	‘Save’	The Save As dialog’s default title.
sdxSaveFileDialogOkCaption	‘Save’	The caption of the Save button that applies user selection in the Save As dialog.
sdxOpenFileDialogDefaultTitle	‘Open’	The Open dialog’s default title.
sdxOpenFileDialogOkCaption	‘Open’	The caption of the Open button that applies user selection in the Open dialog.
sdxFilePreviewPanePreviewMessageEmpty	‘No preview available.’	The preview pane’s message displayed when no preview is available in a shell dialog.
sdxFilePreviewPanePreviewMessageNoFile	‘Select a file to preview.’	The preview pane’s message displayed when no file is selected.
sdxShellViewsCaption	‘View’	The caption of the Views button that shows file view modes.
sdxShellExtraLargeIconsCaption	‘Extra large icons’	The Extra large icons item in a shell dialog‘s view mode list.
sdxShellLargeIconsCaption	‘Large icons’	The Large icons item in a shell dialog’s view mode list.
sdxShellMediumIconsCaption	‘Medium icons’	The Medium icons item in a shell dialog’s view mode list.
sdxShellSmallIconsCaption	‘Small icons’	The Small icons item in a shell dialog’s view mode list.
sdxShellListCaption	‘List’	The List item in a shell dialog’s view mode list.
sdxShellDetailsCaption	‘Details’	The Details item in a shell dialog’s view mode list.
sdxShellIconsCaption	‘Icons’	The Icons item in a shell dialog’s view mode list.
sdxShellListViewMenuItemPaste	‘Paste’	The Paste item in a list view‘s context menu. Note The Paste item is displayed if the clipboard contains files cut or copied in a shell dialog.
sdxShellListViewMenuItemRefresh	‘Refresh’	The Refresh item in a list view‘s context menu.
sdxShellListViewMenuItemSort	‘Sort’	The Sort item in a list view‘s context menu.
sdxShellListViewMenuItemSortAscending	‘Ascending’	The Ascending subitem in a list view‘s context menu.
sdxShellListViewMenuItemSortDescending	‘Descending’	The Descending subitem in a list view‘s context menu.
sdxShellListViewWorkingOnIt	‘Working on it…’	The list view‘s message displayed when a shell dialog obtains files in the current directory.
sdxShellListViewNoItemsMatch	‘No items match your search.’	The list view‘s message displayed when the current folder is empty or no files match the filter settings in a shell dialog.
sdxDetails	‘Details:’	The label on the panel that shows column options in the Choose Details dialog.
sdxColumnWidthCaption	‘Width of selected column (in pixels):’	The label on the panel that allows a user to specify a column width in the Choose Details dialog.
sdxSelectDetailsCaption	‘Select the details you want to display for the items in this folder.’	The label that describes the Choose Details dialog’s purpose.
sdxChooseDetails	‘Choose Details’	The Choose Details dialog’s title.
sdxMoveUp	‘Move Up’	The Move Up button’s caption in the Choose Details dialog.
sdxMoveDown	‘Move Down’	The Move Down button’s caption in the Choose Details dialog.
sdxHide	‘Hide’	The Hide button’s caption in the Choose Details dialog.
sdxShow	‘Show’	The Show button’s caption in the Choose Details dialog.
sdxRangeControlRangeIsEmpty	‘Range is empty’	The error message displayed by the range control if either the selectable range is empty or no data range selection and visualization model is assigned by using the ClientPropertiesClass or ClientPropertiesClassName property.
sdxUIAdornerManagerBadOwner	‘TdxUIAdornerManager should have TWinControl as its Owner’	The error message displayed by the UI adorner manager component’s constructor if the component passed as the AOwner parameter is not a TWinControl class descendant.

cxExtEditConsts unit:

Resource identifier	Value	Description
cxSCheckControlIncorrectItemCount	‘The number of items cannot be greater than 64, if the EditValueFormat is cvfInteger’	Specifies the exception message, raised when the cxCheckComboBox, cxCheckListBox, or cxCheckGroup control contains more than 64 items, and its EditValueFormat property is set to cvfInteger.

cxLibraryStrs unit:

Resource identifier	Value	Description
cxSDateBOM	‘bom’	An acronym for ‘Begin Of Month’. Allows you to quickly enter the date corresponding to the first day of the current month by typing this string in a date editor. The string is recognized by the date editor if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateEOM	‘eom’	An acronym for ‘End Of Month’. Allows you to quickly enter the date corresponding to the last day of the current month by typing this string in a date editor. The string is recognized by the date editor if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateFifth	‘fifth’	Allows you to quickly enter the fifth day of the current week using a date editor. The date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateFirst	‘first’	Allows you to quickly enter the first day of the current week using a date editor. The date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateFourth	‘fourth’	Allows you to quickly enter the fourth day of the current week using a date editor. The date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateFriday	‘Friday’	Applies to date editors. The string allows you to quickly enter the date corresponding to next Friday. A date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateMonday	‘Monday’	Applies to date editors. The string allows you to quickly enter the date corresponding to next Monday. A date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateNow	‘now’	Applies to date editors. The string allows you to quickly enter the current date including the current time. A date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateSaturday	‘Saturday’	Applies to date editors. The string allows you to quickly enter the date corresponding to next Saturday. A date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateSecond	‘second’	Allows you to quickly enter the second day of the current week using a date editor. The date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateSeventh	‘seventh’	Allows you to quickly enter the seventh day of the current week using a date editor. The date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateSixth	‘sixth’	Allows you to quickly enter the sixth day of the current week using a date editor. The date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateSunday	‘Sunday’	Applies to date editors. The string allows you to quickly enter the date corresponding to next Sunday. A date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateThird	‘third’	Allows you to quickly enter the third day of the current week using a date editor. The date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateThursday	‘Thursday’	Applies to date editors. The string allows you to quickly enter the date corresponding to next Thursday. A date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateToday	‘today’	Applies to date editors. The string allows you to quickly enter the current date. A date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateTomorrow	‘tomorrow’	Applies to date editors. The string allows you to quickly enter tomorrow’s date. A date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateTuesday	‘Tuesday’	Applies to date editors. The string allows you to quickly enter the date corresponding to next Tuesday. A date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateWednesday	‘Wednesday’	Applies to date editors. The string allows you to quickly enter the date corresponding to next Wednesday. A date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
cxSDateYesterday	‘yesterday’	Applies to date editors. The string allows you to quickly enter yesterday’s date. A date editor recognizes the string if its Properties.InputKind is set to ikStandard or ikRegExpr. See the Using the SmartTextToDate Function topic for more information.
scxLockedStateText	‘Please wait…’	The default text for the message box displayed over a “Locked View“ image. This string initiates the TcxLockedStateImageOptions.Text property.
scxQuickCustomizationAllCommandCaption	‘(All)’	The caption of the three-state check box that allows end users to toggle the checked state of all items in the following lists: The Quick Column Customization dropdown and Quick Band Customization dropdown lists in the ExpressQuantumGrid. The Quick Column Customization dropdown and Quick Band Customization dropdown lists in the ExpressQuantumTreeList.
scxQuickCustomizationSortedCommandCaption	‘(Sorted)’	The caption of the check box that allows end users to alphabetically sort items in the following lists: The Quick Column Customization dropdown and Quick Band Customization dropdown lists in the ExpressQuantumGrid. The Quick Column Customization dropdown and Quick Band Customization dropdown lists in the ExpressQuantumTreeList.

cxFilterControlStrs unit:

Filter Builder dialog resource strings

Resource identifier	Value	Description
cxSFilterAddCondition	‘Add &Condition’	The caption for the menu item that adds a simple filter condition.
cxSFilterAddGroup	‘Add &Group’	The caption for the menu item that adds a group of simple filter conditions.
cxSFilterBoolOperatorAnd	‘AND’	A Boolean AND operator. This operator is used to combine filter conditions in a group.
cxSFilterBoolOperatorNotAnd	‘NOT AND’	A Boolean NOT AND operator. This operator is used to combine filter conditions in a group.
cxSFilterBoolOperatorNotOr	‘NOT OR’	A Boolean NOT OR operator. This operator is used to combine filter conditions in a group.
cxSFilterBoolOperatorOr	‘OR’	A Boolean OR operator. This operator is used to combine filter conditions in a group.
cxSFilterClearAll	‘Clear &All’	The caption of the menu item that removes all filter conditions. To invoke the menu, click the right mouse button on the Filter box in the dialog.
cxSFilterControlDialogActionApplyCaption	‘&Apply’	The caption of the button that applies filter conditions set in the dialog to the current view.
cxSFilterControlDialogActionCancelCaption	‘Cancel’	The caption of the button that discards changes of filter criteria made in the dialog.
cxSFilterControlDialogActionOkCaption	‘Ok’	The caption of the button that applies filter conditions set in the dialog to the current view. This button also closes the dialog.
cxSFilterControlDialogActionOpenCaption	‘&Open…’	The caption of the button that activates the Open File dialog. Click this button to load the filter criteria that was previously saved to an external file.
cxSFilterControlDialogActionOpenHint	‘Open|Opens an existing filter’	The hint for the button that activates the Open File dialog.
cxSFilterControlDialogActionSaveCaption	‘&Save As…’	The caption of the button that activates the Save As dialog. Click this button to save the current filter criteria to an external file.
cxSFilterControlDialogActionSaveHint	‘Save As|Saves the active filter with a new name’	The hint for the button that activates the Save As dialog.
cxSFilterControlDialogCaption	‘Filter builder’	The caption of the Filter Builder dialog.
cxSFilterControlDialogFileExt	‘flt’	The default extension for filter criteria files that are saved or loaded with the Open File and Save As dialogs.
cxSFilterControlDialogFileFilter	‘Filters (.flt)|.flt’	Specifies the file masks (filters) for filter criteria files that are saved or loaded with the Open File and Save As dialogs.
cxSFilterControlDialogNewFile	‘untitled.flt’	The string specifies the default file name to save filter conditions to files.
cxSFilterControlDialogOpenDialogCaption	‘Open an existing filter’	The title of the Open File dialog that allows users to load filter criteria files.
cxSFilterControlDialogSaveDialogCaption	‘&Save As…’	The title of the Save As dialog that allows users to save filter criteria to files.
cxSFilterControlNullString	‘<empty>’	The string indicating that no value is set when you create a filter condition in the dialog.
cxSFilterDialogInvalidValue	‘Invalid value’	The error message that appears when you enter a value that cannot be accepted by a bound dataset field or cell.
cxSFilterErrorBuilding	‘Can’’t build filter from source’	The error message that appears when filter criteria loaded from a file cannot be applied to the current view. This can be the case when filter criteria refer to previously deleted columns. Note A column in a file is referenced by its position within the view.
cxSFilterFooterAddCondition	‘press button to add new condition’	The caption of the box that adds a new filter condition to filter criteria. This box is displayed under the last filter condition.
cxSFilterGroupCaption	‘applies to the following conditions’	The string that follows the Boolean operator that combines filter conditions.
cxSFilterRemoveRow	‘&Remove Row’	The caption of a menu item that allows users to remove the current filter condition.
cxSFilterRootButtonCaption	‘Filter’	The string displayed in the Filter box at the top of the dialog. If you click the Filter box, the popup menu is activated, which allows users to add conditions or a group of conditions and remove the current filter criteria.
cxSFilterRootGroupCaption	‘<root>’	The string displayed as static text within the dialog. The string specifies the root list that contains all filter conditions set within the dialog.

Custom Filter dialog resource strings

Resource identifier	Value	Description
cxSFilterDialogCaption	‘Custom Filter’	The caption of the Custom Filter dialog.
cxSFilterDialogCharactersSeries	‘to represent any series of characters’	The string that is used to form a hint when using the LIKE operator in the dialog. The full string is formed by adding the PercentWildcard char and the cxSFilterDialogUse and cxSFilterDialogCharactersSeries strings.
cxSFilterDialogOperationAnd	‘AND’	The caption of the AND radio button.
cxSFilterDialogOperationOr	‘OR’	The caption of the OR radio button.
cxSFilterDialogRows	‘Show rows where:’	The caption for the static text displayed at the top of the dialog.
cxSFilterDialogSingleCharacter	‘to represent any single character’	The string that is used to form a hint when using the LIKE operator in the dialog. The full string is formed by adding the UnderscoreWildcard char and the cxSFilterDialogUse and cxSFilterDialogSingleCharacter strings.
cxSFilterDialogUse	‘Use’	The string that is used to form hints when using the LIKE operator in the dialog. It is used together with the cxSFilterDialogCharactersSeries and cxSFilterDialogSingleCharacter strings.