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- ; Explorer configuration file
- ;
- ; I. Documentation
- ;
- ; Comments
- ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; Lines starting with a semicolon (and empty lines) are considered comments
- ;
- ; Global options
- ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; FONTNAME/K Font name (e.g. "topaz.font")
- ; FONTSIZE/N Font size
- ;
- ; Options for pane configuration (must be on the same line)
- ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
- ; CAPTION/K Caption for tab
- ; IMAGE/N Image identifier
- ; PATH/K Path (defaults to the document's path if unspecified)
- ; HELP/K Selection help
- ; PATTERN/K File pattern
- ; DEPTH/N Depth of subdirectories to be scanned
- ; CLICK/K Command to be executed if user clicks on a file
- ; CLICKSHIFT/K Command to be executed if user clicks on a file with SHIFT
- ; CLICKALT/K Command to be executed if user clicks on a file with ALT
- ; CLICKCTRL/K Command to be executed if user clicks on a file with CTRL
- ; CLICKCAPTION/K Command to be executed if user clicks on tab
- ; TOOLTIPS/S Load special information and show as tooltips
- ; SPECIALINFO/S Show special information and show in file list
- ;
- ; Placeholders in command strings
- ;
- ; The first %s in command strings (CLICK/K,CLICKALT/K etc.) is replaced with
- ; the full path of the file the user has selected. The second %s is replaced
- ; with the file name of the selected file relative to the root directory. The
- ; third %s is replaced with special information read from the file. You can
- ; use %.0s anywhere in the command string to "skip" a %s (this is a formatting
- ; template inserting a string of length 0, ie. nothing).
- ;
- ; Using quotes and the asterisk character
- ;
- ; The lines in this file are parsed by the OS function ReadArgs() when the
- ; Explorer reads the configuration. ReadArgs() designates a special meaning to
- ; the '*' character: while quotes normally are used as delimiter, a quote with
- ; a preceding asterisk ('*"') is "the quote character". A 'n' with a preceding
- ; asterisk ('*n') is "the linefeed character". And an asterisk with a
- ; preceding asterisk ('**') is "the asterisk character". That's why you find
- ; pattern strings of the form '**.xyz' in this file: the plug-in actually sees
- ; this as '*.xyz'. Things get complicated for the command strings (CLICK/K,
- ; CLICKALT, etc.) because these commands, when sent to GoldED, get
- ; ReadArgs()-parsed again, this time by the editor. Consequently you have to
- ; take two ReadArgs() passes into account for quotes and for the asterisk
- ; character (tip: enable ARexx debugging in the editor configuration to see
- ; incoming commands sent by the Explorer plug-in).
- ;
- ; II. Configuration follows:
-
- CAPTION="" IMAGE=28 REPORT="%ld Sourcecode(s)" PATTERN="**.(c|cc|cpp|ccp|c++|asm|a)" DEPTH=0 CLICK="WINDOW USE=*"%s*" FORCE" CLICKALT="OPEN NAME *"%s*"" CLICKSHIFT="TEXT T=*"%.0s%s*"" HELP="ALT opens in same window !"
- CAPTION="" IMAGE=26 REPORT="%ld Header(s)" PATTERN="**.(h|hh|hpp|hhp|h++)" DEPTH=0 CLICK="WINDOW USE=*"%s*" FORCE" CLICKALT="OPEN NAME *"%s*"" CLICKSHIFT="TEXT T=*"%.0s%s*"" HELP="ALT opens in same window !"
- CAPTION="" IMAGE=17 REPORT="%ld Makefile(s)" PATTERN="**make**" DEPTH=0 CLICK="WINDOW USE=*"%s*" FORCE FILETYPE=makefile" CLICKALT="OPEN NAME *"%s*" FILETYPE=makefile" CLICKSHIFT="TEXT T=*"%.0s%s*"" HELP="ALT opens in same window !"
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