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FREYJA.INI
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# Freyja Initialization File
# Version 1.3
#
# Syntax:
#
# This file is a sequence of tokens that always appear in option /
# value pairs. The tokens are separated by arbitrary (but non-zero)
# amounts of spaces, tabs, newlines, and form feeds. Columns and
# upper/lower case are not significant. Comments start with '#' and
# continue to the end of the line. Blank lines are ignored.
# Semantics:
#
# The first token in each pair is always an option. Only the first
# three characters are significant: the remainder of the token is
# ignored.
#
# The second token in each pair is always a value. Values can either
# be numbers (decimal integers), yes/no flags ('Y' and 'N'), or values
# selected from a list, For the flags and values, only the first
# character is significant.
# If an option does not appear, its default value is used. Default
# values are listed in ()s in the following descriptions. Numeric
# values are silently rounded or range-limited.
# Not all of these values apply to all systems. Restrictions are
# marked as:
#
# UNIX only applies to Unix systems
# MSDOS applies to all IBMPCs and compatibles, including HP95LX
# HP95LX only applies to HP95LX (although complied into MSDOS
# versions: selecting these on a non-HP95LX will
# probably cause a crash.
# ------------------------------------------------------------
# Global Options
# ------------------------------------------------------------
# SCReen type: This option specifies the type of screen output
# used by the editor. The value in this file or default can be
# overridden on the command line with the -s option. Values:
#
# (V) VT100 terminal
# T Termcap / curses (UNIX only)
# B use BIOS calls (MSDOS only)
# M use direct video memory access (MSDOS only)
#
# scr v
# SCS screen size: This option specifies the size of the screen
# used by the editor. Values:
#
# (@) use the actual size
# J use 16 rows by 40 columns (HP95LX only)
#
# scs @
# KEYboard input: This option specifies where keyboard input is taken
# from. Values:
#
# (C) console input
# UNIX standard input
# MSDOS DOS console input calls
# HP95LX DOS console input calls and don't turn off
# the serial port power
# S from the serial port (MSDOS only); uses DOS calls to get the
# data so the default is COM1; can be changed with MODE; does
# not support IBM function keys; cannot tell whether a character
# is available, HP95LX does not turn off the serial port power.
# B ROM BIOS calls (MSDOS only)
# J extended ROM BIOS calls (HP95LX only)
#
# key @
# SPEcial handling type: This option specifies which, if any, special
# options are in effect. Its interpretation is very operating system and
# machine specific. See FREYJA.DOC for specifics. Values:
#
# (@) (space) No special handling
# J HP95LX special handling: implies SCR M, SCS J, KEY J as well
# as various other mods.
#
# spe @
# PArameter 1: This option specifies which, if any, parameters apply
# to any special options. Its interpretation is very operating system
# and machine specific. See FREYJA.DOC for specifics. Values:
#
# (@) (space) No special handling
# P HP95LX special handling (SPE J must also be supplied):
# turns power to serial port off upon program start and
# on upon program exit.
#
# pa1 @
# SWAp size: This option specifies the size of the swap area. It is a
# decimal value in Kilobytes from 16 to 512. It is rounded to the next
# higher multiple of the page size (2K). The value in this file or
# default can be overridden on the command line with the -s option.
# The default value is 128.
#
# swa 128
# ESC swap: This option allows you to swap the ESC key with any one
# other key on the keyboard. The other key must be a single key (i.e.,
# not a ^X prefix function. The value to use to swap the ESC key with
# the ` key is 96. The default value is 27 (no swapping).
#
# esc 27
# METa handle: This option allows you to specify how "meta" keys are
# handled. Meta keys send the codes 128 through 255. Values:
#
# (B) They are bad commands.
# I They are self-insert (used for entering 8-bit characters)
# M They are mapped to the meta (^[ prefix) commands
#
# met b
# WRAp allowed: This option allows you to specify whether files should
# be checked for word wrap ruler lines when read in. Values:
#
# (Y) Yes, check them.
# N No, don't check them.
#
# wra y
# VISible grayspace: This option allows you to specify whether
# grayspace (spaces, tabs, and hard newlines) are displayed as "visible"
# characters (ordinarily ., >, and <, respectively). The setting can be
# toggled dynamically with the ^X ` command. Values:
#
# Y Yes, display them as visible characters.
# (N) No, don't display them.
#
# vis n
# USE caret notation: This option allows you to specify how control
# and meta characters (other than tab, soft NL, and hard NL) are
# displayed. Values:
#
# (Y) Yes, display them with ^ notation.
# N No, do not convert them before display (allows display
# of 8-bit characters; not recommended on V and T
# terminal types)
#
# use y
# ------------------------------------------------------------
# Per-Buffer Options
# ------------------------------------------------------------
# These options establish initial values for these parameters.
# However, they are maintained on a per-buffer basis and changing the
# values in any one buffer does not affect any other existing buffers.
# New buffers inherit their values from the buffer that was current just
# before the new buffer was created.
# LEFt margin: This option specifies the left margin column (zero
# origin). The value can be changed with the ^X . command. The default
# value is 0.
#
# lef 0
# RIGht margin: This option specifies the right margin column (zero
# origin). The value can be changed with the ^X F command. The default
# value is 70.
#
# rig 70
# TAB spacing: This option specifies the tab spacing in columns. The
# value can be changed with the ^X , command. The default value is 8.
#
# tab 8
# FILl mode: This option allows you to specify the fill mode. Values:
#
# (N) No filling is performed.
# F "Hard" filling is performed: lines are filled with
# hard NLs as new characters are typed. Only the
# current line is refilled.
# W The buffer is in "word wrap" mode: the entire current
# paragraph (up to the next hard NL) is refilled as
# typing and editing is performed.
#
# fil n