text/microsoft-resx 2.0 System.Resources.ResXResourceReader, System.Windows.Forms, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter, System.Windows.Forms, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 Cmdlets over '{0}' class {0} is a placeholder for a name of a CIM class. Example: "ROOT\cimv2\Win32_Process" Two cmdlet parameters defined within the {0} element have the same name: {1}. Resolve the conflict in the Cmdlet Definition XML and retry. {StrContains="CmdletParameterMetadata"} {StrContains="PSName"} {0} is a placeholder for a name of an XML element. Example: <GetCmdletParameters> {1} is a placeholder for a cmdlet parameter name. Example: Name Cannot process Cmdlet Definition XML for the following file: {0}. {1} {0} is a placeholder for a file name. {1} is an exception message copied from an XmlException or XmlSchemaException The {0} cmdlet defines the {1} parameter set more than once. Verify that the Cmdlet Definition XML does not have duplicate parameter set names and retry. {StrContains="CmdletParameterSet"} {0} is a placeholder for a cmdlet name. Example: 'Get-Win32Process' {1} is a placeholder for a parameter set name. Example: 'foo' Cannot process the ObjectModelWrapper attribute. The {0} type defines multiple parameter sets. Verify that the Cmdlet Definition XML specifies a valid type in the ObjectModelWrapper attribute and retry. {StrContains="ObjectModelWrapper"} {0} is a placeholder for a .NET class name. Example: System.Net.IPAddress Cannot process the ObjectModelWrapper attribute. The {0} type is an open generic type. Verify that the Cmdlet Definition XML specifies a valid type in the ObjectModelWrapper attribute and retry. {StrContains="ObjectModelWrapper"} {0} is a placeholder for a .NET class name. Example: System.Net.IPAddress Cannot process the ObjectModelWrapper attribute. The {0} type is not derived from the following class: {1}. Verify that the Cmdlet Definition XML specifies a valid type in the ObjectModelWrapper attribute and retry. {StrContains="ObjectModelWrapper"} {0} is a placeholder for a .NET class name. Example: System.Net.IPAddress {1} is a placeholder for a .NET class name. Example: Microsoft.PowerShell.Cmdletization.ObjectModelWrapper Cannot process the ObjectModelWrapper attribute. The {0} type defines the {1} cmdlet parameter with a {2} attribute parameter that is ignored. Verify that the Cmdlet Definition XML specifies a valid type in the ObjectModelWrapper attribute and retry. {StrContains="ObjectModelWrapper"} {0} is a placeholder for a .NET class name. Example: System.Net.IPAddress {1} is a placeholder for a cmdlet parameter name. Example: 'ProcessId' {2} is a placeholder for a name of a property of ParameterAttribute class. Example: ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName Cannot define the {0} parameter for the {1} cmdlet. The parameter name is already defined by the {2} class. Change the name of the parameter in Cmdlet Definition XML and retry. {0} is a placeholder for a cmdlet parameter name. Example: 'ProcessId' {1} is a placeholder for a cmdlet name. Example: 'Get-Win32Process' {2} is a placeholder for a .NET class name. Example: 'Microsoft.PowerShell.Cmdletization.Cim.CimWrapper' Cannot define the {0} parameter for the {1} cmdlet. The parameter name is already defined within the {2} XML element. Change the name of the parameter in the Cmdlet Definition XML, and then try again. {0} is a placeholder for a cmdlet parameter name. Example: 'ProcessId' {1} is a placeholder for a cmdlet name. Example: 'Get-Win32Process' {2} is a placeholder for an xml element name. Example: <GetCmdletParameters> {0} {1} This is a resource string, to support locales where the order of placeholders might need to be reversed. {0} is a placeholder for a top-level exception message (i.e. "There is an error in XML document (2, 2).") {1} is a placeholder for a secondary exception message (i.e. "") The value of the EnumName attribute doesn't translate to a valid C# identifier: {0}. Verify the EnumName attribute in the Cmdlet Definition XML, and then try again. {StrContains="EnumName"} The value of the Name attribute is not a valid C# identifier: {0}. Verify the Name attribute in the Cmdlet Definition XML, and then try again. {StrContains="Enum"} {StrContains="Value"} {StrContains="Name"} Cannot process the <Enum EnumName="{0}" ...> element. {1} {StrContains="Enum"} {StrContains="EnumName"} The remote computer returned a CDXML file that is not valid. The following cmdlet adapter is not supported for importing a CDXML module from a remote computer: {0} {0} is a placeholder for a fully qualified type name