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dfStdMsg()
Returns the application's messages
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Syntax:

     dfStdMsg( <nMsg> ) --> cMsg

Parameters:

     <nMsg>     Message to convert in string

Returns:

     <cMsg>     Retrieved message

Description:

     By supplying a message code, this function returns the corresponding
     string. You can also use one of the manifest constants of dBsee. See
     for a correspondence in the DFMSG.CH include file.
     
     Most of the dBsee library modules call this function to retrieve the
     approriate message. This function is already pre-compiled in the dBsee
     libraries. If you want to change the library messages, translate this
     file and recompile it. It is advised to make a backup copy of this
     file if you decide to make any changes to its contents. Pay attention
     to the fact that an upgrade or update session can overwrite this file
     with a new copy.
     
     Compile this source with: CLIPPER _english -n [-l -m -w]
     
     To make the system recognise the new messages, add this file to the
     list of externals of your project. If you want to make the changes
     permanent, you can replace the module in library with the newly
     compiled one.

Example:

     #include "dfMsg.ch"
     ? dfStdMsg( MSG_DE_STATE_ADD ) // "Insert"
     // Return the message associated to
     // code MSG_DE_STATE_ADD (see dfmsg.ch)

See also:

     dbInk()