Radio sounds

[THobson]

I must be doing something stupid but I just can't see it.

I want to use sideRadio.  

The description.ext contains

class CfgRadio
{
   class Civi2_11
   {
      name = "";
      sound[] = {"\sound\Civi2_11.ogg", db+30, 1.0};
      titles[] = {0,$STRCivi2_11};
   };

   class Civi2_12
   {
      name = "";
      sound[] = {"\sound\Civi2_12.ogg", db+30, 1.0};
      titles[] = {0,$STRCivi2_12};
   };

};

and the stringtable.csv looks like:

LANGUAGE,English,French,Italian,Spanish,German,Comment


STRCivi2_11,Well all the civilians are now safe in the lodge.  I am ready for your orders.,,,,,
STRCivi2_12,I am now at the lodge, but I am afraid we suffered some civilian casualties on the way.  I am ready for your orders.,,,,,


stringtable.csv is in the mission folder.

I have the following command:

karl sideRadio "civi2_11"

What I get is an error message:  No entry 'Users......\description.ext/CfgRadio/Civi2_11.title'
then the sound plays correctly (that is, it sounds like it should through a radio)

I have tried with and without the 0,  I have tried putting the text directly into description.ext file so:

      titles[] = {"Well all the civilians are now safe in the lodge.  I am ready for your orders."};

I just can't get rid of the error message.

Please help me avoid a complete sense of humour failure

[Planck]

Hmmmmm.....try:

 titles[] = {0,$STR_Civi2_11};


Planck

[THobson]

Solved it.  The answer is:

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     title = $STRCivi2_11;