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Revision 1468, 10.8 KB checked in by lowjoel, 3 years ago (diff)

When deleting files or folders, always limit the number of tries to erase the file, and only retry if it is a sharing violation; all other errors, rethrow.
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126  <data name="The name of the custom method cannot be empty." xml:space="preserve">
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132  <data name="The pass constant cannot be displayed as text because it contains invalid characters." xml:space="preserve">
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195  <data name="The First/last 16KB erasure method requires another erasure method to erase the file.\n\nThis must be set in the Plugin Settings dialog." xml:space="preserve">
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207  <data name="Gutmann" xml:space="preserve">
208    <value>(Untranslated)</value>
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210  <data name="Gutmann Lite" xml:space="preserve">
211    <value>(Untranslated)</value>
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213  <data name="British HMG IS5 (Baseline)" xml:space="preserve">
214    <value>(Untranslated)</value>
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216  <data name="British HMG IS5 (Enhanced)" xml:space="preserve">
217    <value>(Untranslated)</value>
218  </data>
219  <data name="Pseudorandom Data" xml:space="preserve">
220    <value>(Untranslated)</value>
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222  <data name="RCMP TSSIT OPS-II" xml:space="preserve">
223    <value>(Untranslated)</value>
224  </data>
225  <data name="Schneier 7 pass" xml:space="preserve">
226    <value>(Untranslated)</value>
227  </data>
228  <data name="US Air Force 5020" xml:space="preserve">
229    <value>(Untranslated)</value>
230  </data>
231  <data name="US Army AR380-19" xml:space="preserve">
232    <value>(Untranslated)</value>
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234  <data name="German VSITR" xml:space="preserve">
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