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NAME
     dtdspmsg - Displays a selected message from a message  cata-
     log.

SYNOPSIS
     dtdspmsg  [  -s  SetNumber  ]  CatalogName  MessageNumber  [
      'DefaultMessage' [ Arguments ] ]

DESCRIPTION
     The dtdspmsg command displays either the text of a  particu-
     lar message from a message catalog generated with the gencat
     command or, if the message cannot be  retrieved,  a  default
     message  supplied  as  a  parameter  to  the  command.   The
     dtdspmsg command directs the message   to  standard  output.
     This  command  is  intended   for  use in shell scripts as a
     replacement for the echo command.


     The  NLSPATH  environment  variable  and   the   LC_MESSAGES
     category  are  used to find the specified message catalog if
     no / (slash)  characters  are  used  in  the  value  of  the
     CatalogName parameter.  If the catalog named by the Catalog-
     Name parameter is not found or if the message named  by  the
     MessageNumber  parameter  (and  optional SetNumber value) is
     not  found,  then  the  supplied  DefaultMessage  value   is
     displayed.   If  a  DefaultMessage value is not specified, a
     system-generated error message is displayed.


     The dtdspmsg command allows up to ten string arguments to be
     substituted  into  the  message if it contains the %s, %n$s,
     %ld, or %n$ld printf  subroutine  conversion  specification.
     Missing  arguments for conversion specifications result in a
     dtdspmsg error message.  Normal  printf  subroutine  control
     character escapes (for example, \n) are recognized.


     The use of printf subroutine format strings  is  recommended
     in  the catalog.  This format provides for correct insertion
     of arguments even if the format strings in the  message  are
     in  a  different order than the  default  message.  You must
     enclose the default message in  single  quotation  marks  if
     using the %n$s notation for message inserts.


OPTIONS
     -s SetNumber     Specifies  an  optional  set  number.   The
     default value for SetNumber is 1.



EXAMPLES
  dtdspmsg -s 1 test.cat 2 'message %s not found' 2
     Display set number 1, message number 2 of the test.cat cata-
     log.   If the message is not found, 'message 2 not found' is
     displayed.


FILE
     /usr/dt/bin/dtdspmsg   This is the executable  for  the  CDE
     display message utility.


SEE ALSO
     catgets(3C)

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