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/*man-start*********************************************************************
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APPENDIX 1 - ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
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THE uses the following environment variables:
THE_HOME_DIR - the directory in which THE looks for its help
file(s) and macro(s);
THE_HELP_FILE - the fully qualified file name containing help
information.
THE_PROFILE_FILE - the fully qualified file name for the default
profile file.
THE_MACRO_PATH - a list of all directories in which THE is to
look for macro files.
The following defines how these environment variables are used under UNIX.
If no environment variable; THE_HOME_DIR, is set prior to starting THE,
THE uses /usr/local/THE/ (or /opt/THE/ if SYSVR4 is defined when compiling)
as the default value for ${THE_HOME_DIR}.
This can be changed in the.c if necessary.
The default value of THE_HELP_FILE is ${THE_HOME_DIR}${TERM}.hlp
eg. with no environment variables set and $TERM set to vt220, the help
file to be looked for will be /usr/local/THE/vt220.hlp (or
/opt/THE/vt220.hlp if SYSVR4 is defined when compiling).
If THE_HOME_DIR environment variable was set to /usr/opt/etc or changed in
the.c, the help file will be /usr/opt/etc/vt220.hlp. If no $TERM
environment variable is set, "default" is used.
The name of the default profile file is $HOME/.therc.
The default value of THE_MACRO_PATH is ${THE_HOME_DIR}:. THE will look for
a macro file first in ${THE_HOME_DIR} and then in the current directory.
So with no environment variables set, THE looks for macros in
$(THE_HOME_DIR} first and if no file exists in that directory, THE will
look in the current directory. If the file does not exist in either of
these places, an error message will be displayed.
The format of THE_MACRO_PATH is dir1:dir2:dir3 Each directory is seperated
by colons. By default, up to 20 directories may be specified. This can be
changed in the.h.
The following defines how these environment variables are used under DOS
and OS/2.
By default THE_HOME_DIR is set to the directory from which THE was
invoked. Assuming THE.EXE resides in d:\tools, THE_HOME_DIR will equate
to d:\tools\.
The default value of THE_HELP_FILE is ${THE_HOME_DIR}dos.hlp for DOS and
${THE_HOME_DIR}os2.hlp for OS/2.
The name of the default profile file is ${THE_HOME_DIR}profile.the.
The default value of THE_MACRO_PATH is ${THE_HOME_DIR};. THE will look for
a macro file first in THE_HOME_DIR and then in the current directory. So
with no environment variables set, THE first looks for macros in the
directory from which THE was invoked and then in the current directory.
If the file does not exist in either directory, an error message is displayed.
The format of THE_MACRO_PATH is dir1;dir2;dir3 Each directory is seperated
by semi-colons. By default up to 20 directories may be specified. This can
be changed in the.h.
**man-end**********************************************************************/