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1995-01-26
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#
# Example of configuration file for QSEQ:
#
# monochrome screen colors configuration.
#
# COLORS:
# color_token forg backg blink
#
# forg: 0: black 8: darkgrey backg: 0: black blink: 0: off
# 1: blue 9: lightblue 1: blue 1: on
# 2: green 10: lightgreen 2: green
# 3: cyan 11: lightcyan 3: cyan
# 4: red 12: lightred 4: red
# 5: magenta 13: lightmagenta 5: magenta
# 6: orange 14: lightyellow 6: yellow
# 7: lightgrey 15: white 7: white
# GENERAL COLOR:
A_GEN 7 0 0
# STATUS LINE:
# file field:
A_FILE 15 0 0
# time field:
A_TIME 15 0 0
#tempo field:
A_TEMPO 15 0 0
# sequencer mode field: recording:
A_SSRECORD 0 7 1
# sequencer mode field: playing:
A_SSPLAY 0 7 0
# sequencer mode field: editing:
A_SSEDIT 15 0 0
# punch-in mode/metronome flag/midithru flag fields:
A_STATUS 15 0 0
# memory field (normal/hilight when receiving midi):
A_MEM 7 0 0
A_MEMHI 0 7 0
# hilighted current parameter
A_PARAMHI 0 7 0
# CURSOR in NOTE view:
# when the cursor is not on a note:
A_CURSOFF 0 7 1
# when the cursor is on a note:
A_CURSON 15 0 0
# note's color when under the cursor:
A_NOTEHI 0 7 1
# Difference of color to mark octaves, or different steps in the background
# of NOTE/EVENT/GLOBAL view.
A_STEP 15 0 0
# Color of the cursor when prompting for a string/number/character.
A_ASK 0 7 0
# Color of the first letter of a menu item: unselected:
A_MENUHI 15 0 0
# Color of the first letter of a menu item: selected:
A_MENUHISEL 15 0 1
# GLOBAL view
# color of first loop point, end of the track, archived or muted flags:
A_GSPEC 0 7 0
# color of next loop points:
A_GLOOP 7 0 0
# color of the selected area and begin/end points:
A_GSEL 0 7 0
# color of the recordable area when recording:
A_GREC 7 0 0
# color of punch in/out points:
A_GPUNCH 0 7 0
# color of jokers:
A_JOKER 0 7 0
# MESSAGES:
# color of an information message:
A_MSINFO 15 0 0
# color of an error message:
A_MSERR 15 0 1
# color of an "I'm working" message:
A_MSWORK 7 0 1