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1// calendarButtonSrLabel	string	Open calendar	Defines the screen reader value for the calendar button
2// cancelLabel	string	Cancel	Defines the cancel button label
3// confirmLabel	string	Confirm	Defines the confirm button label
4// dateParserInvalidDayErrorMessage	string	Month out of range. Use a month between 1 and 12	Defines the error message that shows when an invalid day is entered. It shows when the day is greater than 31, in leap years if the day is not supported, and in months that only have 30 days when the user types numbers greater than 30.
5// dateParserInvalidLengthErrorMessage	string	The minimum length of the date in the format {format} is {length}	Defines the invalid error message that shows when the length is smaller than the format requires. The {format} will be replaced by the date picker format in the string. The {length} will be replaced by the format length in the string.
6// dateParserInvalidMonthErrorMessage	string	Month out of range. Use a month between 1 and 12	Defines the error message that shows when an invalid month is entered
7// dateParserLetterError	string	The date can't contain letters, please use the format {format}	Defines the invalid error message that shows if the user adds letters to the input field. The {format} will be replaced by the date picker format in the string.
8// dateParserNoSeparatorErrorMessage	string	Please use a separator between the date parts, example: {format}	Defines the error message that shows when the date has no separators to be parsed. The {format} will be replaced by the date picker format in the string.
9// dateParserPredictiveParserErrorMessage	string	Please provide a value with 1 character for the month and day, and 4 for the year. It will be parsed into the {format}.	Defines the error message that shows when the predictive parser is enabled but the date can't be reliably parsed.
10// The {format} will be replaced by the date picker format in the string.
11// dateParserSrLabel	string	Date set to {formattedDate}	Sets the screen reader text that's read when the date is parsed. The {formattedDate} is replaced by the date that was parsed from the original input.
12// invalidDateErrorMessage	string	Invalid date	Defines the invalid date error message
13// monthSrLabel	string	Month	Defines the screen reader value for the month button
14// nextSrLabel	string	Next month	Defines the screen reader value for next month button
15// prevSrLabel	string	Previous month	Defines the screen reader value for previous month button
16// todayLabel	string	Today	Defines the today button label
17// unavailableDateErrorMessage	string	Unavailable date	Defines the unavailable date error message
18// yearSrLabel	string	Year	Defines the screen reader value for year button
19
20var localization_DDS =
21{
22    calendarButtonSrLabel: "Open calendar",
23    cancelLabel: "Go Back",
24    confirmLabel: "Continue",
25    dateParserInvalidDayErrorMessage: "Month, day or year entered are invalid.",
26    dateParserInvalidLengthErrorMessage: "Please enter a proper date.",
27    dateParserInvalidMonthErrorMessage: "Please enter a valid date.",
28    dateParserLetterError: "Letters are not allowed. Please enter a valid date.",
29    dateParserNoSeparatorErrorMessage: "No Separator.",
30    dateParserPredictiveParserErrorMessage: "Not enough digits. Please enter a valid date.",
31    dateParserSrLabel: "Date set to {formattedDate}.",
32    invalidDateErrorMessage: "Invalid date.",
33    monthSrLabel: "Month",
34    nextSrLabel: "Next Month",
35    prevSrLabel: "Previous Month",
36    todayLabel: "Today",
37    unavailableDateErrorMessage: "That date is not accepted. Please enter a valid date.",
38    yearSrLabel: "Year"
39}

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