String additions to 'anjuta.master'



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There have been following string additions to module 'anjuta.master':

+ "A generic C++ project"
    + "A generic GTK+ project"
    + "A generic GTKmm (C++) project"
    + "A generic Xlib dock applet"
    + "A generic Xlib project"
    + "A generic java project using automake project management"
    + "A generic minimal and flat project"
    + "A generic natively compiled java project using the GNU Java Compiler (gcj)"
    + "A generic project"
    + "A generic python project using automake project management"
    + "A generic wx Widgets project"
    + "Add C++ support:"
    + "Add gtk-doc system:"
    + "Add internationalization:"
    + "Add shared library support:"
    + "Adds C++ support to the project so that C++ source files can be built"
    + "Adds support for building shared libraries in your project"
    + "Adds support for internationalization so that your project can have translations in different languages"
    + "Anjuta Plugin"
    + "Anjuta plugin project that uses libanjuta framework"
    + "Basic information"
    + "Berkeley Software Distribution License (BSD)"
    + "Comma separated, other plugins that this plugin depends on. It could be either primary interface name or plugin location (library:class)"
    + "Configure external packages"
    + "Configure external packages:"
    + "Create Gtk Builder interface file"
    + "Create a template Gtk Builder interface file"
    + "Display description of the plugin"
    + "Display title of the plugin"
    + "Django Project information"
    + "Django Project"
    + "Email address:"
    + "GCJ needs to know which class contains the main() function"
    + "GTK+"
    + "GTKmm"
    + "General Project Information"
    + "Generic (Minimal)"
    + "Generic C++"
    + "Generic JavaScript"
    + "Generic gcj compiled java"
    + "Generic java (automake)"
    + "Generic python (automake)"
    + "Generic"
    + "Give a package name that your project require. You may also mention what is the required version of the package. For example, 'libgnomeui-2.0' or 'libgnomeui-2.0 >= 2.2.0'"
    + "Icon File:"
    + "Icon file for the plugin"
    + "Implement plugin interfaces"
    + "Interface implemented by the plugin"
    + "Interface:"
    + "License"
    + "Main Class:"
    + "Main class"
    + "Name of the value to watch"
    + "No license"
    + "Options for project build system"
    + "Plugin Class Name:"
    + "Plugin Dependencies:"
    + "Plugin Description:"
    + "Plugin Title:"
    + "Plugin class name"
    + "Plugin has menus or/and toolbars"
    + "Plugin interfaces to implement"
    + "Project Name:"
    + "Project name must not contain spaces, because it will be the name of the project build target (executable, library etc.)"
    + "Project options"
    + "PyGTK (automake)"
    + "PyGTK project using automake"
    + "Python webproject using Django Web Framework"
    + "Require Package:"
    + "Select code license"
    + "Shell values to watch"
    + "Use pkg-config to add library support from other packages"
    + "Value Name:"
    + "Values to watch"
    + "Whether the plugin has menus or toolbars"
    + "Wx Widgets"
    + "Xlib dock"
    + "Xlib"
    + "gtk-doc is used to compile API documentations for GObject based classes"
    + "project name"

Note that this doesn't directly indicate a string freeze break, but it
might be worth investigating.


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