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package com.google.appinventor.client.editor.simple.components.i18n;

import com.google.gwt.i18n.client.Messages;

public interface ComponentInfoTranslations extends Messages {

  /* Components */
  @DefaultMessage("AbsoluteArrangement")
  @Description("")
  String absoluteArrangementComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A formatting element in which to place components that should be displayed at any coordinates.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String AbsoluteArrangementHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("AccelerometerSensor")
  @Description("")
  String accelerometerSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Non-visible component that can detect shaking and measure acceleration approximately in three dimensions using SI units (m/s<sup>2</sup>). The components are: <ul><li> <strong>xAccel</strong>: 0 when the phone is at rest on a flat surface, positive when the phone is tilted to the right (i.e., its left side is raised), and negative when the phone is tilted to the left (i.e., its right size is raised).</li> <li> <strong>yAccel</strong>: 0 when the phone is at rest on a flat surface, positive when its bottom is raised, and negative when its top is raised. </li> <li> <strong>zAccel</strong>: Equal to -9.8 (earth''s gravity in meters per second per second when the device is at rest parallel to the ground with the display facing up, 0 when perpendicular to the ground, and +9.8 when facing down. The value can also be affected by accelerating it with or against gravity. </li></ul>")
  @Description("")
  String AccelerometerSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("ActivityStarter")
  @Description("")
  String activityStarterComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that can launch an activity using the <code>StartActivity</code> method. <p>Activities that can be launched include:<ul> <li> Starting another App Inventor for Android app. To do so, first find out the <em>class</em> of the other application by downloading the source code and using a file explorer or unzip utility to find a file named \"youngandroidproject/project.properties\". The first line of the file will start with \"main=\" and be followed by the class name; for example, <code>main=com.gmail.Bitdiddle.Ben.HelloPurr.Screen1</code>. (The first components indicate that it was created by Ben.Bitdiddle")
  @Description("")
  String ActivityStarterHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("AnomalyDetection")
  @Description("")
  String anomalyDetectionComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that contains anomaly detection models")
  @Description("")
  String AnomalyDetectionHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Ball")
  @Description("")
  String ballComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A round ''sprite'' that can be placed on a <code>Canvas</code>, where it can react to touches and drags, interact with other sprites (<code>ImageSprite</code>s and other <code>Ball</code>s) and the edge of the Canvas, and move according to its property values.</p><p>For example, to have a <code>Ball</code> move 4 pixels toward the top of a <code>Canvas</code> every 500 milliseconds (half second), you would set the <code>Speed</code> property to 4 [pixels], the <code>Interval</code> property to 500 [milliseconds], the <code>Heading</code> property to 90 [degrees], and the <code>Enabled</code> property to <code>True</code>.</p><p>The difference between a <code>Ball</code> and an <code>ImageSprite</code> is that the latter can get its appearance from an image file, while a <code>Ball</code>''s appearance can be changed only by varying its <code>PaintColor</code> and <code>Radius</code> properties.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String BallHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("BarcodeScanner")
  @Description("")
  String barcodeScannerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Component for using the Barcode Scanner to read a barcode")
  @Description("")
  String BarcodeScannerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Barometer")
  @Description("")
  String barometerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A sensor component that can measure the ambient air pressure.")
  @Description("")
  String BarometerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("BluetoothClient")
  @Description("")
  String bluetoothClientComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Bluetooth client component")
  @Description("")
  String BluetoothClientHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("BluetoothServer")
  @Description("")
  String bluetoothServerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Bluetooth server component")
  @Description("")
  String BluetoothServerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Button")
  @Description("")
  String buttonComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Button with the ability to detect clicks. Many aspects of its appearance can be changed, as well as whether it is clickable (<code>Enabled</code>), can be changed in the Designer or in the Blocks Editor.")
  @Description("")
  String ButtonHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Camcorder")
  @Description("")
  String camcorderComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component to record a video using the device''s camcorder.After the video is recorded, the name of the file on the phone containing the clip is available as an argument to the AfterRecording event. The file name can be used, for example, to set the source property of a VideoPlayer component.")
  @Description("")
  String CamcorderHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Camera")
  @Description("")
  String cameraComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component to take a picture using the device''s camera. After the picture is taken, the name of the file on the phone containing the picture is available as an argument to the AfterPicture event. The file name can be used, for example, to set the Picture property of an Image component.")
  @Description("")
  String CameraHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Canvas")
  @Description("")
  String canvasComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A two-dimensional touch-sensitive rectangular panel on which drawing can be done and sprites can be moved.</p> <p>The <code>BackgroundColor</code>, <code>PaintColor</code>, <code>BackgroundImage</code>, <code>Width</code>, and <code>Height</code> of the Canvas can be set in either the Designer or in the Blocks Editor. The <code>Width</code> and <code>Height</code> are measured in pixels and must be positive.</p><p>Any location on the Canvas can be specified as a pair of (X, Y) values, where <ul> <li>X is the number of pixels away from the left edge of the Canvas</li><li>Y is the number of pixels away from the top edge of the Canvas</li></ul>.</p> <p>There are events to tell when and where a Canvas has been touched or a <code>Sprite</code> (<code>ImageSprite</code> or <code>Ball</code>) has been dragged. There are also methods for drawing points, lines, and circles.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String CanvasHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Chart")
  @Description("")
  String chartComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that allows visualizing data")
  @Description("")
  String ChartHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("ChartData2D")
  @Description("")
  String chartData2DComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that holds (x, y)-coordinate based data")
  @Description("")
  String ChartData2DHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("ChatBot")
  @Description("")
  String chatBotComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A Non-visible component for communicating with an AI chat bot. This component currently communicates with a proxy run by MIT which in turn uses OpenAI''s ChatGPT API. This component is considered experimental.")
  @Description("")
  String ChatBotHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("CheckBox")
  @Description("")
  String checkBoxComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Checkbox that raises an event when the user clicks on it. There are many properties affecting its appearance that can be set in the Designer or Blocks Editor.")
  @Description("")
  String CheckBoxHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Circle")
  @Description("")
  String circleComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Circle")
  @Description("")
  String CircleHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("CircularProgress")
  @Description("")
  String circularProgressComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A visible component that indicates the progress of an operation using an animated loop.")
  @Description("")
  String CircularProgressHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Clock")
  @Description("")
  String clockComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>Non-visible component that provides the instant in time using the internal clock on the phone. It can fire a timer at regularly set intervals and perform time calculations, manipulations, and conversions.</p> <p>Methods to convert an instant to text are also available. Acceptable patterns are empty string, MM/DD/YYYY HH:mm:ss a, or MMM d, yyyyHH:mm. The empty string will provide the default format, which is \"MMM d, yyyy HH:mm:ss a\" for FormatDateTime \"MMM d, yyyy\" for FormatDate. To see all possible format, please see <a href=\"https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html\" _target=\"_blank\">here</a>. </p>")
  @Description("")
  String ClockHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("CloudDB")
  @Description("")
  String cloudDBComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Non-visible component allowing you to store data on a Internet connected database server (using Redis software). This allows the users of your App to share data with each other. By default data will be stored in a server maintained by MIT, however you can setup and run your own server. Set the \"RedisServer\" property and \"RedisPort\" Property to access your own server.")
  @Description("")
  String CloudDBHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("ContactPicker")
  @Description("")
  String contactPickerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A button that, when clicked on, displays a list of the contacts to choose among. After the user has made a selection, the following properties will be set to information about the chosen contact: <ul><li> <code>ContactName</code>: the contact''s name </li> <li> <code>EmailAddress</code>: the contact''s primary email address </li> <li> <code>ContactUri</code>: the contact''s URI on the device </li><li> <code>EmailAddressList</code>: a list of the contact''s email addresses </li> <li> <code>PhoneNumber</code>: the contact''s primary phone number (on Later Android Verisons)</li> <li> <code>PhoneNumberList</code>: a list of the contact''s phone numbers (on Later Android Versions)</li> <li> <code>Picture</code>: the name of the file containing the contact''s image, which can be used as a <code>Picture</code> property value for the <code>Image</code> or <code>ImageSprite</code> component.</li></ul></p><p>Other properties affect the appearance of the button (<code>TextAlignment</code>, <code>BackgroundColor</code>, etc.) and whether it can be clicked on (<code>Enabled</code>).</p><p>The ContactPicker component might not work on all phones. For example, on Android systems before system 3.0, it cannot pick phone numbers, and the list of email addresses will contain only one email.")
  @Description("")
  String ContactPickerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("DataFile")
  @Description("")
  String dataFileComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Component that allows reading CSV and JSON data. The DataFile contains functionality relevant to accessing CSV or JSON parsed data in the form of rows or columns. Can be used together with the ChartData2D component to import data directly from a file to the Chart. The component may also be dragged and dropped on a Chart after a file has been selected and parsed successfully to create ChartData components automatically from the file onto the Chart.")
  @Description("")
  String DataFileHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("DatePicker")
  @Description("")
  String datePickerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A button that, when clicked on, launches a popup dialog to allow the user to select a date.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String DatePickerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("EmailPicker")
  @Description("")
  String emailPickerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("An EmailPicker is a kind of text box. If the user begins entering the name or email address of a contact, the phone will show a dropdown menu of choices that complete the entry. If there are many contacts, the dropdown can take several seconds to appear, and can show intermediate results while the matches are being computed. <p>The initial contents of the text box and the contents< after user entry is in the <code>Text</code> property. If the <code>Text</code> property is initially empty, the contents of the <code>Hint</code> property will be faintly shown in the text box as a hint to the user.</p> <p>Other properties affect the appearance of the text box (<code>TextAlignment</code>, <code>BackgroundColor</code>, etc.) and whether it can be used (<code>Enabled</code>).</p><p>Text boxes like this are usually used with <code>Button</code> components, with the user clicking on the button when text entry is complete.")
  @Description("")
  String EmailPickerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Ev3ColorSensor")
  @Description("")
  String ev3ColorSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to a color sensor on a LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robot.")
  @Description("")
  String Ev3ColorSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Ev3Commands")
  @Description("")
  String ev3CommandsComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a low-level interface to a LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robot, with functions to send system or direct commands to EV3 robots.")
  @Description("")
  String Ev3CommandsHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Ev3GyroSensor")
  @Description("")
  String ev3GyroSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to a gyro sensor on a LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robot.")
  @Description("")
  String Ev3GyroSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Ev3Motors")
  @Description("")
  String ev3MotorsComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides both high- and low-level interfaces to a LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robot, with functions that can control the motors.")
  @Description("")
  String Ev3MotorsHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Ev3Sound")
  @Description("")
  String ev3SoundComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to sound functionalities on LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robot.")
  @Description("")
  String Ev3SoundHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Ev3TouchSensor")
  @Description("")
  String ev3TouchSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to a touch sensor on a LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robot.")
  @Description("")
  String Ev3TouchSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Ev3UI")
  @Description("")
  String ev3UIComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to a LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robot, with functions to draw graphs on EV3 screen.")
  @Description("")
  String Ev3UIHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Ev3UltrasonicSensor")
  @Description("")
  String ev3UltrasonicSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to an ultrasonic sensor on a LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 robot.")
  @Description("")
  String Ev3UltrasonicSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("FeatureCollection")
  @Description("")
  String featureCollectionComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A FeatureCollection contains one or more map features as a group. Any events fired on a feature in the collection will also trigger the corresponding event on the collection object. FeatureCollections can be loaded from external resources as a means of populating a Map with content.")
  @Description("")
  String FeatureCollectionHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("File")
  @Description("")
  String fileComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Non-visible component for storing and retrieving files. Use this component to write or read files on your device. The default behaviour is to write files to the private data directory associated with your App. The Companion is special cased to write files to a public directory for debugging. Use the More information link to read more about how the File component uses paths and scopes to manage access to files.")
  @Description("")
  String FileHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("FilePicker")
  @Description("")
  String filePickerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("The <code>FilePicker</code> component is a button-like component that when clicked by the user will prompt them to select a file from the system. The picker can also be programmatically opened by calling its <a href=\"/reference/components/media.html#FilePicker.Open\" target=\"_blank\">Open</a> method. Using the FilePicker requires Android 4.4 or higher or iOS 11 or higher.")
  @Description("")
  String FilePickerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("FirebaseDB")
  @Description("")
  String firebaseDBComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Non-visible component that communicates with Firebase to store and retrieve information.")
  @Description("")
  String FirebaseDBHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Screen")
  @Description("")
  String screenComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Top-level component containing all other components in the program")
  @Description("")
  String ScreenHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("FusiontablesControl")
  @Description("")
  String fusiontablesControlComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A non-visible component that communicates with Google Fusion Tables. Fusion Tables let you store, share, query and visualize data tables; this component lets you query, create, and modify these tables.</p> <p><font color=red><b>NOTE:</b>&nbsp;Google shutdown the Fusion Tables service on December 3, 2019. This component no longer functions.</font></p> <p>This component uses the <a href=\"https://developers.google.com/fusiontables/docs/v2/getting_started\" target=\"_blank\">Fusion Tables API V2.0</a>. <p>Applications using Fusion Tables must authentication to Google''s servers. There are two ways this can be done. The first way uses an API Key which you the developer obtain (see below). With this approach end-users must also login to access a Fusion Table. The second approach is to use a Service Account. With this approach you create credentials and a special \"Service Account Email Address\" which you obtain from the <a href=\"https://code.google.com/apis/console/\" target=\"_blank\">Google APIs Console</a>. You then tell the Fusion Table Control the name of the Service Account Email address and upload the secret key as an asset to your application and set the KeyFile property to point at this file. Finally you check the \"UseServiceAuthentication\" checkbox in the designer. When using a Service Account, end-users do not need to login to use Fusion Tables, your service account authenticates all access.</p> <p>To get an API key, follow these instructions.</p> <ol><li>Go to your <a href=\"https://code.google.com/apis/console/\" target=\"_blank\">Google APIs Console</a> and login if necessary.</li><li>Select the <i>Services</i> item from the menu on the left.</li><li>Choose the <i>Fusiontables</i> service from the list provided and turn it on.</li><li>Go back to the main menu and select the <i>API Access</i> item. </li></ol><p>Your API Key will be near the bottom of that pane in the section called \"Simple API Access\".You will have to provide that key as the value for the <i>ApiKey</i> property in your Fusiontables app.</p><p>Once you have an API key, set the value of the <i>Query</i> property to a valid Fusiontables SQL query and call <i>SendQuery</i> to execute the query. App Inventor will send the query to the Fusion Tables server and the <i>GotResult</i> block will fire when a result is returned from the server.Query results will be returned in CSV format, and can be converted to list format using the \"list from csv table\" or \"list from csv row\" blocks.</p><p>Note that you do not need to worry about UTF-encoding the query. But you do need to make sure the query follows the syntax described in <a href=\"https://developers.google.com/fusiontables/docs/v2/getting_started\" target=\"_blank\">the reference manual</a>, which means that things like capitalization for names of columns matters, and that single quotes must be used around column names if there are spaces in them.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String FusiontablesControlHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("GameClient")
  @Description("")
  String gameClientComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Provides a way for applications to communicate with online game servers")
  @Description("")
  String GameClientHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("GyroscopeSensor")
  @Description("")
  String gyroscopeSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>Non-visible component that can measure angular velocity in three dimensions in units of degrees per second.</p><p>In order to function, the component must have its <code>Enabled</code> property set to True, and the device must have a gyroscope sensor.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String GyroscopeSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("HorizontalArrangement")
  @Description("")
  String horizontalArrangementComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A formatting element in which to place components that should be displayed from left to right. If you wish to have components displayed one over another, use <code>VerticalArrangement</code> instead.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String HorizontalArrangementHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("HorizontalScrollArrangement")
  @Description("")
  String horizontalScrollArrangementComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A formatting element in which to place components that should be displayed from left to right. If you wish to have components displayed one over another, use <code>VerticalArrangement</code> instead.</p><p>This version is scrollable.")
  @Description("")
  String HorizontalScrollArrangementHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Hygrometer")
  @Description("")
  String hygrometerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A sensor component that can measure the relative ambient air humidity. Most Android devices do not have this sensor.")
  @Description("")
  String HygrometerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Image")
  @Description("")
  String imageComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Component for displaying images. The picture to display, and other aspects of the Image''s appearance, can be specified in the Designer or in the Blocks Editor.")
  @Description("")
  String ImageHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("ImageBot")
  @Description("")
  String imageBotComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("The ImageBot is a non-visible component that uses DALL-E 2 to create and edit images. You must supply your own OpenAI API key for this component by setting its ApiKey property in the blocks.")
  @Description("")
  String ImageBotHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("ImagePicker")
  @Description("")
  String imagePickerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A special-purpose button. When the user taps an image picker, the device''s image gallery appears, and the user can choose an image. After an image is picked, it is saved, and the <code>Selected</code> property will be the name of the file where the image is stored. In order to not fill up storage, a maximum of 10 images will be stored. Picking more images will delete previous images, in order from oldest to newest.")
  @Description("")
  String ImagePickerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("ImageSprite")
  @Description("")
  String imageSpriteComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A ''sprite'' that can be placed on a <code>Canvas</code>, where it can react to touches and drags, interact with other sprites (<code>Ball</code>s and other <code>ImageSprite</code>s) and the edge of the Canvas, and move according to its property values. Its appearance is that of the image specified in its <code>Picture</code> property (unless its <code>Visible</code> property is <code>False</code>).</p> <p>To have an <code>ImageSprite</code> move 10 pixels to the left every 1000 milliseconds (one second), for example, you would set the <code>Speed</code> property to 10 [pixels], the <code>Interval</code> property to 1000 [milliseconds], the <code>Heading</code> property to 180 [degrees], and the <code>Enabled</code> property to <code>True</code>. A sprite whose <code>Rotates</code> property is <code>True</code> will rotate its image as the sprite''s <code>Heading</code> changes. Checking for collisions with a rotated sprite currently checks the sprite''s unrotated position so that collision checking will be inaccurate for tall narrow or short wide sprites that are rotated. Any of the sprite properties can be changed at any time under program control.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String ImageSpriteHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Label")
  @Description("")
  String labelComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A Label displays a piece of text, which is specified through the <code>Text</code> property. Other properties, all of which can be set in the Designer or Blocks Editor, control the appearance and placement of the text.")
  @Description("")
  String LabelHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("LightSensor")
  @Description("")
  String lightSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A sensor component that can measure the light level.")
  @Description("")
  String LightSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("LineString")
  @Description("")
  String lineStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("LineString is a component for drawing an open, continuous sequence of lines on a Map. To add new points to a LineString in the designer, drag the midpoint of any segment away from the line to introduce a new vertex. Move a vertex by clicking and dragging the vertex to a new location. Clicking on a vertex will delete the vertex, unless only two remain.")
  @Description("")
  String LineStringHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("LinearProgress")
  @Description("")
  String linearProgressComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A visible component that indicates the progress of an operation using an animated linear bar.")
  @Description("")
  String LinearProgressHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("ListPicker")
  @Description("")
  String listPickerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A button that, when clicked on, displays a list of texts for the user to choose among. The texts can be specified through the Designer or Blocks Editor by setting the <code>ElementsFromString</code> property to their string-separated concatenation (for example, <em>choice 1, choice 2, choice 3</em>) or by setting the <code>Elements</code> property to a List in the Blocks editor.</p><p>Setting property ShowFilterBar to true, will make the list searchable. Other properties affect the appearance of the button (<code>TextAlignment</code>, <code>BackgroundColor</code>, etc.) and whether it can be clicked on (<code>Enabled</code>).</p>")
  @Description("")
  String ListPickerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("ListView")
  @Description("")
  String listViewComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>This is a visible component that displays a list of text and image elements.</p> <p>Simple lists of strings may be set using the ElementsFromString property. More complex lists of elements containing multiple strings and/or images can be created using the ListData and ListViewLayout properties. </p>")
  @Description("")
  String ListViewHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("LocationSensor")
  @Description("")
  String locationSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Non-visible component providing location information, including longitude, latitude, altitude (if supported by the device), speed (if supported by the device), and address. This can also perform \"geocoding\", converting a given address (not necessarily the current one) to a latitude (with the <code>LatitudeFromAddress</code> method) and a longitude (with the <code>LongitudeFromAddress</code> method).</p><p>In order to function, the component must have its <code>Enabled</code> property set to True, and the device must have location sensing enabled through wireless networks or GPS satellites (if outdoors).</p>Location information might not be immediately available when an app starts. You''ll have to wait a short time for a location provider to be found and used, or wait for the LocationChanged event")
  @Description("")
  String LocationSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("MagneticFieldSensor")
  @Description("")
  String magneticFieldSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>Non-visible component that measures the ambient geomagnetic field for all three physical axes (x, y, z) in Tesla https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_(unit).</p>")
  @Description("")
  String MagneticFieldSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Map")
  @Description("")
  String mapComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A two-dimensional container that renders map tiles in the background and allows for multiple Marker elements to identify points on the map. Map tiles are supplied by OpenStreetMap contributors and the United States Geological Survey, or a custom basemap URL can be provided.</p><p>The Map component provides three utilities for manipulating its boundaries within App Inventor. First, a locking mechanism is provided to allow the map to be moved relative to other components on the Screen. Second, when unlocked, the user can pan the Map to any location. At this new location, the &quot;Set Initial Boundary&quot; button can be pressed to save the current Map coordinates to its properties. Lastly, if the Map is moved to a different location, for example to add Markers off-screen, then the &quot;Reset Map to Initial Bounds&quot; button can be used to re-center the Map at the starting location.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String MapHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Marker")
  @Description("")
  String markerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>An icon positioned at a point to indicate information on a map. Markers can be used to provide an info window, custom fill and stroke colors, and custom images to convey information to the user.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String MarkerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("MediaStore")
  @Description("")
  String mediaStoreComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Non-visible component that communicates with a Web service and stores media files.")
  @Description("")
  String MediaStoreHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Navigation")
  @Description("")
  String navigationComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Navigation")
  @Description("")
  String NavigationHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("NearField")
  @Description("")
  String nearFieldComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>Non-visible component to provide NFC capabilities. For now this component supports the reading and writing of text tags only (if supported by the device)</p><p>In order to read and write text tags, the component must have its <code>ReadMode</code> property set to True or False respectively.</p><p><strong>Note:</strong> This component will only work on Screen1 of any App Inventor app.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String NearFieldHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Notifier")
  @Description("")
  String notifierComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("The Notifier component displays alert dialogs, messages, and temporary alerts, and creates Android log entries through the following methods: <ul><li> ShowMessageDialog: displays a message which the user must dismiss by pressing a button.</li><li> ShowChooseDialog: displays a message two buttons to let the user choose one of two responses, for example, yes or no, after which the AfterChoosing event is raised.</li><li> ShowTextDialog: lets the user enter text in response to the message, after which the AfterTextInput event is raised. <li> ShowPasswordDialog: lets the user enter password in response to the message, after which the AfterTextInput event is raised. <li> ShowAlert: displays a temporary alert that goes away by itself after a short time.</li><li> ShowProgressDialog: displays an alert with a loading spinner that cannot be dismissed by the user. It can only be dismissed by using the DismissProgressDialog block.</li><li> DismissProgressDialog: Dismisses the progress dialog displayed by ShowProgressDialog.</li><li> LogError: logs an error message to the Android log. </li><li> LogInfo: logs an info message to the Android log.</li><li> LogWarning: logs a warning message to the Android log.</li><li>The messages in the dialogs (but not the alert) can be formatted using the following HTML tags:&lt;b&gt;, &lt;big&gt;, &lt;blockquote&gt;, &lt;br&gt;, &lt;cite&gt;, &lt;dfn&gt;, &lt;div&gt;, &lt;em&gt;, &lt;small&gt;, &lt;strong&gt;, &lt;sub&gt;, &lt;sup&gt;, &lt;tt&gt;. &lt;u&gt;</li><li>You can also use the font tag to specify color, for example, &lt;font color=\"blue\"&gt;. Some of the available color names are aqua, black, blue, fuchsia, green, grey, lime, maroon, navy, olive, purple, red, silver, teal, white, and yellow</li></ul>")
  @Description("")
  String NotifierHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("NxtColorSensor")
  @Description("")
  String nxtColorSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to a color sensor on a LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT robot.")
  @Description("")
  String NxtColorSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("NxtDirectCommands")
  @Description("")
  String nxtDirectCommandsComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a low-level interface to a LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT robot, with functions to send NXT Direct Commands.")
  @Description("")
  String NxtDirectCommandsHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("NxtDrive")
  @Description("")
  String nxtDriveComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to a LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT robot, with functions that can move and turn the robot.")
  @Description("")
  String NxtDriveHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("NxtLightSensor")
  @Description("")
  String nxtLightSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to a light sensor on a LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT robot.")
  @Description("")
  String NxtLightSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("NxtSoundSensor")
  @Description("")
  String nxtSoundSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to a sound sensor on a LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT robot.")
  @Description("")
  String NxtSoundSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("NxtTouchSensor")
  @Description("")
  String nxtTouchSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to a touch sensor on a LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT robot.")
  @Description("")
  String NxtTouchSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("NxtUltrasonicSensor")
  @Description("")
  String nxtUltrasonicSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that provides a high-level interface to an ultrasonic sensor on a LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT robot.")
  @Description("")
  String NxtUltrasonicSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("OrientationSensor")
  @Description("")
  String orientationSensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>Non-visible component providing information about the device''s physical orientation in three dimensions: <ul> <li> <strong>Roll</strong>: 0 degrees when the device is level, increases to 90 degrees as the device is tilted up on its left side, and decreases to -90 degrees when the device is tilted up on its right side. </li> <li> <strong>Pitch</strong>: 0 degrees when the device is level, up to 90 degrees as the device is tilted so its top is pointing down, up to 180 degrees as it gets turned over. Similarly, as the device is tilted so its bottom points down, pitch decreases to -90 degrees, then further decreases to -180 degrees as it gets turned all the way over.</li> <li> <strong>Azimuth</strong>: 0 degrees when the top of the device is pointing north, 90 degrees when it is pointing east, 180 degrees when it is pointing south, 270 degrees when it is pointing west, etc.</li></ul> These measurements assume that the device itself is not moving.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String OrientationSensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("PasswordTextBox")
  @Description("")
  String passwordTextBoxComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A box for entering passwords. This is the same as the ordinary <code>TextBox</code> component except this does not display the characters typed by the user.</p><p>The value of the text in the box can be found or set through the <code>Text</code> property. If blank, the <code>Hint</code> property, which appears as faint text in the box, can provide the user with guidance as to what to type.</p> <p>Text boxes are usually used with the <code>Button</code> component, with the user clicking on the button when text entry is complete.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String PasswordTextBoxHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Pedometer")
  @Description("")
  String pedometerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A Component that acts like a Pedometer. It senses motion via the Accelerometer and attempts to determine if a step has been taken. Using a configurable stride length, it can estimate the distance traveled as well.")
  @Description("")
  String PedometerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("PhoneCall")
  @Description("")
  String phoneCallComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A non-visible component that makes a phone call to the number specified in the <code>PhoneNumber</code> property, which can be set either in the Designer or Blocks Editor. The component has a <code>MakePhoneCall</code> method, enabling the program to launch a phone call.</p><p>Often, this component is used with the <code>ContactPicker</code> component, which lets the user select a contact from the ones stored on the phone and sets the <code>PhoneNumber</code> property to the contact''s phone number.</p><p>To directly specify the phone number (e.g., 650-555-1212), set the <code>PhoneNumber</code> property to a Text with the specified digits (e.g., \"6505551212\"). Dashes, dots, and parentheses may be included (e.g., \"(650)-555-1212\") but will be ignored; spaces may not be included.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String PhoneCallHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("PhoneNumberPicker")
  @Description("")
  String phoneNumberPickerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A button that, when clicked on, displays a list of the contacts'' phone numbers to choose among. After the user has made a selection, the following properties will be set to information about the chosen contact: <ul><li> <code>ContactName</code>: the contact''s name </li> <li> <code>PhoneNumber</code>: the contact''s phone number </li> <li> <code>EmailAddress</code>: the contact''s email address </li> <li> <code>Picture</code>: the name of the file containing the contact''s image, which can be used as a <code>Picture</code> property value for the <code>Image</code> or <code>ImageSprite</code> component.</li></ul></p><p>Other properties affect the appearance of the button (<code>TextAlignment</code>, <code>BackgroundColor</code>, etc.) and whether it can be clicked on (<code>Enabled</code>).</p><p>The PhoneNumberPicker component may not work on all Android devices. For example, on Android systems before system 3.0, the returned lists of phone numbers and email addresses will be empty.")
  @Description("")
  String PhoneNumberPickerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("PhoneStatus")
  @Description("")
  String phoneStatusComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Component that returns information about the phone.")
  @Description("")
  String PhoneStatusHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Player")
  @Description("")
  String playerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Multimedia component that plays audio and controls phone vibration. The name of a multimedia field is specified in the <code>Source</code> property, which can be set in the Designer or in the Blocks Editor. The length of time for a vibration is specified in the Blocks Editor in milliseconds (thousandths of a second).<p>For supported audio formats, see <a href=\"http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/media-formats.html\" target=\"_blank\">Android Supported Media Formats</a>.</p><p>This component is best for long sound files, such as songs, while the <code>Sound</code> component is more efficient for short files, such as sound effects.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String PlayerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Polygon")
  @Description("")
  String polygonComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Polygon encloses an arbitrary 2-dimensional area on a Map. Polygons can be used for drawing a perimeter, such as a campus, city, or country. Polygons begin as basic triangles. New vertices can be created by dragging the midpoint of a polygon away from the edge. Clicking on a vertex will remove the vertex, but a minimum of 3 vertices must exist at all times.")
  @Description("")
  String PolygonHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("ProximitySensor")
  @Description("")
  String proximitySensorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>Non-visible component that can measures the proximity of an object in cm relative to the view screen of a device. This sensor is typically used to determine whether a handset is being held up to a persons ear; i.e. lets you determine how far away an object is from a device. Many devices return the absolute distance, in cm, but some return only near and far values. In this case, the sensor usually reports its maximum range value in the far state and a lesser value in the near state.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String ProximitySensorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Rectangle")
  @Description("")
  String rectangleComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Rectangles are polygons with fixed latitudes and longitudes for the north, south, east, and west boundaries. Moving a vertex of the Rectangle updates the appropriate edges accordingly.")
  @Description("")
  String RectangleHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Regression")
  @Description("")
  String regressionComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that contains regression models")
  @Description("")
  String RegressionHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Serial")
  @Description("")
  String serialComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Serial component which can be used to connect to devices like Arduino")
  @Description("")
  String SerialHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Sharing")
  @Description("")
  String sharingComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Sharing is a non-visible component that enables sharing files and/or messages between your app and other apps installed on a device. The component will display a list of the installed apps that can handle the information provided, and will allow the user to choose one to share the content with, for instance a mail app, a social network app, a texting app, and so on.<br>The file path can be taken directly from other components such as the Camera or the ImagePicker, but can also be specified directly to read from storage. The default behaviour is to share files from the private data directory associated with your app. If the file path starts with a slash (/), the the file relative to / is shared.<br>Be aware that different devices treat storage differently, so a few things to try if, for instance, you have a file called arrow.gif in the folder <code>Appinventor/assets</code>, would be: <ul><li><code>\"file:///sdcard/Appinventor/assets/arrow.gif\"</code></li> or <li><code>\"/storage/Appinventor/assets/arrow.gif\"</code></li></ul>")
  @Description("")
  String SharingHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Slider")
  @Description("")
  String sliderComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A Slider is a progress bar that adds a draggable thumb. You can touch the thumb and drag left or right to set the slider thumb position. As the Slider thumb is dragged, it will trigger the PositionChanged event, reporting the position of the Slider thumb. The reported position of the Slider thumb can be used to dynamically update another component attribute, such as the font size of a TextBox or the radius of a Ball.")
  @Description("")
  String SliderHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Sound")
  @Description("")
  String soundComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A multimedia component that plays sound files and optionally vibrates for the number of milliseconds (thousandths of a second) specified in the Blocks Editor. The name of the sound file to play can be specified either in the Designer or in the Blocks Editor.</p> <p>For supported sound file formats, see <a href=\"http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/media-formats.html\" target=\"_blank\">Android Supported Media Formats</a>.</p><p>This <code>Sound</code> component is best for short sound files, such as sound effects, while the <code>Player</code> component is more efficient for longer sounds, such as songs.</p><p>You might get an error if you attempt to play a sound immeditely after setting the source.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String SoundHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("SoundRecorder")
  @Description("")
  String soundRecorderComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>Multimedia component that records audio.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String SoundRecorderHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("SpeechRecognizer")
  @Description("")
  String speechRecognizerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Component for using Voice Recognition to convert from speech to text")
  @Description("")
  String SpeechRecognizerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Spinner")
  @Description("")
  String spinnerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A spinner component that displays a pop-up with a list of elements. These elements can be set in the Designer or Blocks Editor by setting the<code>ElementsFromString</code> property to a string-separated concatenation (for example, <em>choice 1, choice 2, choice 3</em>) or by setting the <code>Elements</code> property to a List in the Blocks editor. Spinners are created with the first item already selected. So selecting it does not generate an After Picking event. Consequently it''s useful to make the first Spinner item be a non-choice like \"Select from below...\". </p>")
  @Description("")
  String SpinnerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Spreadsheet")
  @Description("")
  String spreadsheetComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Spreadsheet is a non-visible component for storing and receiving data from a Spreadsheet document using the Google Sheets API. <p>In order to utilize this component, one must first have a Google Developer Account. Then, one must create a new project under that Google Developer Account, enable the Google Sheets API on that project, and finally create a Service Account for the Sheets API.</p><p>Instructions on how to create the Service Account, as well as where to find other relevant information for using the Spreadsheet Component, can be found <a href=''/reference/other/googlesheets-api-setup.html''>here</a>.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String SpreadsheetHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Switch")
  @Description("")
  String switchComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Toggle switch that raises an event when the user clicks on it. There are many properties affecting its appearance that can be set in the Designer or Blocks Editor.")
  @Description("")
  String SwitchHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("TableArrangement")
  @Description("")
  String tableArrangementComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A formatting element in which to place components that should be displayed in tabular form.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String TableArrangementHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("TextBox")
  @Description("")
  String textBoxComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A box for the user to enter text. The initial or user-entered text value is in the <code>Text</code> property. If blank, the <code>Hint</code> property, which appears as faint text in the box, can provide the user with guidance as to what to type.</p><p>The <code>MultiLine</code> property determines if the text can havemore than one line. For a single line text box, the keyboard will closeautomatically when the user presses the Done key. To close the keyboard for multiline text boxes, the app should use the HideKeyboard method or rely on the user to press the Back key.</p><p>The <code> NumbersOnly</code> property restricts the keyboard to acceptnumeric input only.</p><p>Other properties affect the appearance of the text box (<code>TextAlignment</code>, <code>BackgroundColor</code>, etc.) and whether it can be used (<code>Enabled</code>).</p><p>Text boxes are usually used with the <code>Button</code> component, with the user clicking on the button when text entry is complete.</p><p>If the text entered by the user should not be displayed, use <code>PasswordTextBox</code> instead.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String TextBoxHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("TextToSpeech")
  @Description("")
  String textToSpeechComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("The TextToSpeech component speaks a given text aloud. You can set the pitch and the rate of speech. <p>You can also set a language by supplying a language code. This changes the pronunciation of words, not the actual language spoken. For example, setting the language to French and speaking English text will sound like someone speaking English (en) with a French accent.</p> <p>You can also specify a country by supplying a country code. This can affect the pronunciation. For example, British English (GBR) will sound different from US English (USA). Not every country code will affect every language.</p> <p>The languages and countries available depend on the particular device, and can be listed with the AvailableLanguages and AvailableCountries properties.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String TextToSpeechHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Texting")
  @Description("")
  String textingComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A component that will, when the <code>SendMessage</code> method is called, send the text message specified in the <code>Message</code> property to the phone number specified in the <code>PhoneNumber</code> property.</p> <p>If the <code>ReceivingEnabled</code> property is set to 1 messages will <b>not</b> be received. If <code>ReceivingEnabled</code> is set to 2 messages will be received only when the application is running. Finally if <code>ReceivingEnabled</code> is set to 3, messages will be received when the application is running <b>and</b> when the application is not running they will be queued and a notification displayed to the user.</p> <p>When a message arrives, the <code>MessageReceived</code> event is raised and provides the sending number and message.</p> <p> An app that includes this component will receive messages even when it is in the background (i.e. when it''s not visible on the screen) and, moreso, even if the app is not running, so long as it''s installed on the phone. If the phone receives a text message when the app is not in the foreground, the phone will show a notification in the notification bar. (User should have granted the POST_NOTIFICATIONS permission). Selecting the notification will bring up the app. As an app developer, you''ll probably want to give your users the ability to control ReceivingEnabled so that they can make the phone ignore text messages.</p> <p>If the GoogleVoiceEnabled property is true, messages can be sent over Wifi using Google Voice. This option requires that the user have a Google Voice account and that the mobile Voice app is installed on the phone. The Google Voice option works only on phones that support Android 2.0 (Eclair) or higher.</p> <p>To specify the phone number (e.g., 650-555-1212), set the <code>PhoneNumber</code> property to a Text string with the specified digits (e.g., 6505551212). Dashes, dots, and parentheses may be included (e.g., (650)-555-1212) but will be ignored; spaces may not be included.</p> <p>Another way for an app to specify a phone number would be to include a <code>PhoneNumberPicker</code> component, which lets the users select a phone numbers from the ones stored in the the phone''s contacts.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String TextingHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Thermometer")
  @Description("")
  String thermometerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A sensor component that can measure the ambient (external) temperature. Most Android devices do not have this sensor.")
  @Description("")
  String ThermometerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("TimePicker")
  @Description("")
  String timePickerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A button that, when clicked on, launches a popup dialog to allow the user to select a time.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String TimePickerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("TinyDB")
  @Description("")
  String tinyDBComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("TinyDB is a non-visible component that stores data for an app. <p> Apps created with App Inventor are initialized each time they run: If an app sets the value of a variable and the user then quits the app, the value of that variable will not be remembered the next time the app is run. In contrast, TinyDB is a <em> persistent </em> data store for the app, that is, the data stored there will be available each time the app is run. An example might be a game that saves the high score and retrieves it each time the game is played. </<p> <p> Data items are strings stored under <em>tags</em> . To store a data item, you specify the tag it should be stored under. Subsequently, you can retrieve the data that was stored under a given tag. </p><p> There is only one data store per app. Even if you have multiple TinyDB components, they will use the same data store. To get the effect of separate stores, use different keys. Also each app has its own data store. You cannot use TinyDB to pass data between two different apps on the phone, although you <em>can</em> use TinyDb to shares data between the different screens of a multi-screen app. </p> <p>When you are developing apps using the AI Companion, all the apps using that companion will share the same TinyDb. That sharing will disappear once the apps are packaged. But, during development, you should be careful to clear the TinyDb each time you start working on a new app.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String TinyDBHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("TinyWebDB")
  @Description("")
  String tinyWebDBComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Non-visible component that communicates with a Web service to store and retrieve information.")
  @Description("")
  String TinyWebDBHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Translator")
  @Description("")
  String translatorComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Use this component to translate words and sentences between differentlanguages. This component needs Internet access, as it will requesttranslations from a server at MIT (which in turn will requesttranslations from a commercial translation service). Specify thesource and target language in the form source-target using two letterlanguage codes. So \"en-es\" will translate from English to Spanishwhile \"es-ru\" will translate from Spanish to Russian. If you leave outthe source language, the service will attempt to detect the sourcelanguage. So providing just \"es\" will attempt to detect the sourcelanguage and translate it to Spanish. <i>Note</i>: Translationhappens asynchronously in the background. When the translation iscomplete, the <b>GotTranslation(String, String)</b> event istriggered.")
  @Description("")
  String TranslatorHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Trendline")
  @Description("")
  String trendlineComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A component that predicts a best fit model for a given data series.")
  @Description("")
  String TrendlineHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Twitter")
  @Description("")
  String twitterComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A non-visible component that enables communication with <a href=\"http://www.twitter.com\" target=\"_blank\">Twitter</a>. Once a user has logged into their Twitter account (and the authorization has been confirmed successful by the <code>IsAuthorized</code> event), many more operations are available:<ul><li> Searching Twitter for tweets or labels (<code>SearchTwitter</code>)</li><li> Sending a Tweet (<code>Tweet</code>) </li><li> Sending a Tweet with an Image (<code>TweetWithImage</code>) </li><li> Directing a message to a specific user (<code>DirectMessage</code>)</li> <li> Receiving the most recent messages directed to the logged-in user (<code>RequestDirectMessages</code>)</li> <li> Following a specific user (<code>Follow</code>)</li><li> Ceasing to follow a specific user (<code>StopFollowing</code>)</li><li> Getting a list of users following the logged-in user (<code>RequestFollowers</code>)</li> <li> Getting the most recent messages of users followed by the logged-in user (<code>RequestFriendTimeline</code>)</li> <li> Getting the most recent mentions of the logged-in user (<code>RequestMentions</code>)</li></ul></p> <p>You must obtain a Consumer Key and Consumer Secret for Twitter authorization specific to your app from http://twitter.com/oauth_clients/new")
  @Description("")
  String TwitterHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("VerticalArrangement")
  @Description("")
  String verticalArrangementComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A formatting element in which to place components that should be displayed one below another. (The first child component is stored on top, the second beneath it, etc.) If you wish to have components displayed next to one another, use <code>HorizontalArrangement</code> instead.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String VerticalArrangementHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("VerticalScrollArrangement")
  @Description("")
  String verticalScrollArrangementComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("<p>A formatting element in which to place components that should be displayed one below another. (The first child component is stored on top, the second beneath it, etc.) If you wish to have components displayed next to one another, use <code>HorizontalArrangement</code> instead.</p><p> This version is scrollable")
  @Description("")
  String VerticalScrollArrangementHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("VideoPlayer")
  @Description("")
  String videoPlayerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("A multimedia component capable of playing videos. When the application is run, the VideoPlayer will be displayed as a rectangle on-screen. If the user touches the rectangle, controls will appear to play/pause, skip ahead, and skip backward within the video. The application can also control behavior by calling the <code>Start</code>, <code>Pause</code>, and <code>SeekTo</code> methods. <p>Video files should be in 3GPP (.3gp) or MPEG-4 (.mp4) formats. For more details about legal formats, see <a href=\"http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/media-formats.html\" target=\"_blank\">Android Supported Media Formats</a>.</p><p>App Inventor for Android only permits video files under 1 MB and limits the total size of an application to 5 MB, not all of which is available for media (video, audio, and sound) files. If your media files are too large, you may get errors when packaging or installing your application, in which case you should reduce the number of media files or their sizes. Most video editing software, such as Windows Movie Maker and Apple iMovie, can help you decrease the size of videos by shortening them or re-encoding the video into a more compact format.</p><p>You can also set the media source to a URL that points to a streaming video, but the URL must point to the video file itself, not to a program that plays the video.")
  @Description("")
  String VideoPlayerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Voting")
  @Description("")
  String votingComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("The Voting component communicates with a Web service to retrieve a ballot and send back users'' votes. <p>The application should call the method <code>RequestBallot</code>, usually in the <code>Initialize</code> event handler, in order to get the ballot question and options from the Web service (specified by the <code>ServiceURL</code> property). Depending on the response from the Web service, the system will raise one of the following three events: <ol> <li> <code>GotBallot</code>, indicating that the ballot question and options were retrieved and the properties <code>BallotQuestion</code> and <code>BallotOptions</code> have been set.</li> <li> <code>NoOpenPoll</code>, indicating that no ballot question is available.</li> <li> <code>WebServiceError</code>, indicating that the service did not provide a legal response and providing an error messages.</li> </ol></p> <p>After getting the ballot, the application should allow the user to make a choice from among <code>BallotOptions</code> and set the property <code>UserChoice</code> to that choice. The application should also set <code>UserId</code> to specify which user is voting.</p> <p>Once the application has set <code>UserChoice</code> and <code>UserId</code>, the application can call <code>SendBallot</code> to send this information to the Web service. If the service successfully receives the vote, the event <code>GotBallotConfirmation</code> will be raised. Otherwise, the event <code>WebServiceError</code> will be raised with the appropriate error message.</p>")
  @Description("")
  String VotingHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Web")
  @Description("")
  String webComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Non-visible component that provides functions for HTTP GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests.")
  @Description("")
  String WebHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("WebViewer")
  @Description("")
  String webViewerComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Component for viewing Web pages. The Home URL can be specified in the Designer or in the Blocks Editor. The view can be set to follow links when they are tapped, and users can fill in Web forms. Warning: This is not a full browser. For example, pressing the phone''s hardware Back key will exit the app, rather than move back in the browser history.<p />You can use the WebViewer.WebViewString property to communicate between your app and Javascript code running in the Webviewer page. In the app, you get and set WebViewString. In the WebViewer, you include Javascript that references the window.AppInventor object, using the methoods </em getWebViewString()</em> and <em>setWebViewString(text)</em>. <p />For example, if the WebViewer opens to a page that contains the Javascript command <br /> <em>document.write(\"The answer is\" + window.AppInventor.getWebViewString());</em> <br />and if you set WebView.WebVewString to \"hello\", then the web page will show </br ><em>The answer is hello</em>. <br />And if the Web page contains Javascript that executes the command <br /><em>window.AppInventor.setWebViewString(\"hello from Javascript\")</em>, <br />then the value of the WebViewString property will be <br /><em>hello from Javascript</em>.")
  @Description("")
  String WebViewerHelpStringComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("YandexTranslate")
  @Description("")
  String yandexTranslateComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Use this component to translate words and sentences between different languages. This component needs Internet access, as it will request translations to the Yandex.Translate service. Specify the source and target language in the form source-target using two letter language codes. So\"en-es\" will translate from English to Spanish while \"es-ru\" will translate from Spanish to Russian. If you leave out the source language, the service will attempt to detect the source language. So providing just \"es\" will attempt to detect the source language and translate it to Spanish.<p /> This component is powered by the Yandex translation service. See http://api.yandex.com/translate/ for more information, including the list of available languages and the meanings of the language codes and status codes. <p />Note: Translation happens asynchronously in the background. When the translation is complete, the \"GotTranslation\" event is triggered.")
  @Description("")
  String YandexTranslateHelpStringComponentPallette();


  /* Component Categories */
  @DefaultMessage("Charts")
  @Description("")
  String chartsComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Connectivity")
  @Description("")
  String connectivityComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Data Science")
  @Description("")
  String dataScienceComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Drawing and Animation")
  @Description("")
  String drawingAndAnimationComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Experimental")
  @Description("")
  String experimentalComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("For internal use only")
  @Description("")
  String forInternalUseOnlyComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("LEGO® MINDSTORMS®")
  @Description("")
  String legoMindstormsComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Layout")
  @Description("")
  String layoutComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Maps")
  @Description("")
  String mapsComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Media")
  @Description("")
  String mediaComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Sensors")
  @Description("")
  String sensorsComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Social")
  @Description("")
  String socialComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("Storage")
  @Description("")
  String storageComponentPallette();

  @DefaultMessage("User Interface")
  @Description("")
  String userInterfaceComponentPallette();

}