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- /*
- * chemtab - a periodic table data base 1990 Jim King (pulsar@lsrhs)
- *
- * tune.h Site Specifics
- */
-
- /***********
- *********** DEFINES which MUST be defined.
- ***********/
-
- /* PERTABLE is the path up to and including the list of elements, elist */
- #define PERTABLE "/usr/local/lib/chemtab/elist"
-
- /* BINTABLE is the binary form (faster to read in) of PERTABLE */
- #define BINTABLE "/usr/local/lib/chemtab/binlist"
-
- /* TABLE is the path up to and including the periodic table outline, pertab */
- /* NOTE: the names of the file pertab and pertab_graphic should not be changed.
- if you want to change the name change then to name and name_graphic */
-
- #define TABLE "/usr/local/lib/chemtab/pertab"
-
- /* HELPFILE is the path up to and including the online helpfile */
- #define HELPFILE "/usr/local/lib/chemtab/online_help"
-
- /* CLOSEFILE is the filename which contains the close values, meaning if
- someone searches for a value 'close to' something, this is the
- defined good range to look for. */
- #define CLOSEFILE "/usr/local/lib/chemtab/closevalues"
-
- /* Now go to scrmisc.c and change the 'SPACING' define. It is required. */
-
- /**********
- ********** DEFINES which are conditional on IF they are defined.
- **********/
-
- /* If you have a digital LN03 compatible laser printer, define this and
- you will be able to print copies of your ReGIS graphs! */
- #define LASERPRT
-
- /* USERSHELL is the command to run if a person tries to stop the program
- with a ^Z if you do NOT want the program to stop, comment this out */
- /* Obviously, this was not written on a SYSV system.. If you have SYSV
- it is advised you comment this out */
- #define USERSHELL "/bin/csh"
-
- /* PRINTER is the printer program or shell script you use to print on
- the desired printer for Chemtab output. Preferably, when using lpr,
- you want to add the '-h' function to skip the header page. */
- /* If you do NOT want to program to print anything out at the end of the
- transcript section, do NOT define this. If it is defined, the printouts
- will automagically be printed with this command */
- /* With PRINTER, an optional define is PRINTQ. If you have multiple
- printers or print queues, the program will prompt you for one to print
- to. Make sure if a space is necessary to use it.. i.e.:
-
- #define PRINTER "lpr h -P"
- #define PRINTQ
-
- #define PRINTER "prvms -q "
- #define PRINTQ note you need a space */
- /* ------------------------------------------------------------- */
- #define PRINTER "prvms -q "
- #define PRINTQ
-
- /* TRANSCRIPT is the path to the logfile which lists who uses the program.
- if it is not defined, then no log is made. */
- #define TRANSCRIPT "logfile"
-