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;;;; TinyFugue version 2.1
;;;; standard macro library
;;;; The commands in this file are essential to the correct operation of TF.
;;;; This library is as much a part of TF 2.1 as the executable file. The
;;;; library is designed so that it can be used by one or many users. If
;;;; you wish to modify any of the defaults defined here, you should do
;;;; so in your $HOME/.tfrc (note that "/redef on" may be necessary first).
;;;; Exception: administrators of a public TF copy may wish to modify some
;;;; definitions of general interest (e.g., a site specific HELPFILE, or
;;;; the name of the compression program).
;;; HELPFILE is defined during installation. If you have not yet installed,
;;; do not edit this macro. Edit this only if you decided to move the
;;; helpfile after installation.
/def -i HELPFILE = tf.hlp
;;; file compression
;;; COMPRESS_READ should contain a command that take a filename as an
;;; argument, and prints its output on stdout.
/def -i COMPRESS_SUFFIX = .Z
/def -i COMPRESS_READ = zcat
;; /def -i COMPRESS_SUFFIX = .z
;; /def -i COMPRESS_READ = pcat
;;;; --------------------------------------------- ;;;;
;;;; You should not edit anything below this point ;;;;
;;;; --------------------------------------------- ;;;;
;;; default bindings
;; TF is almost useless without these.
/def -i -b"^J" = /DOKEY NEWLINE
/def -i -b"^P" = /DOKEY RECALLB
/def -i -b"^N" = /DOKEY RECALLF
/def -i -b"^[b" = /DOKEY SOCKETB
/def -i -b"^[f" = /DOKEY SOCKETF
/def -i -b"^D" = /DOKEY DCH
/def -i -b"^L" = /DOKEY REDRAW
/def -i -b"^[[A" = /DOKEY UP
/def -i -b"^[[B" = /DOKEY DOWN
/def -i -b"^[[C" = /DOKEY RIGHT
/def -i -b"^[[D" = /DOKEY LEFT
/def -i -b"^A" = /DOKEY HOME
/def -i -b"^E" = /DOKEY END
/def -i -b"^B" = /DOKEY WLEFT
/def -i -b"^F" = /DOKEY WRIGHT
/def -i -b"^K" = /DOKEY DEOL
/def -i -b"^[v" = /DOKEY INSERT
/def -i -b"^I" = /DOKEY PAGE
/def -i -b"^[h" = /DOKEY HPAGE
/def -i -b"^[l" = /DOKEY LINE
/def -i -b"^[j" = /DOKEY FLUSH
;;; default filenames
/def -i MACROFILE = ~/tiny.macros
/def -i HILITEFILE = ~/tiny.hilite
/def -i GAGFILE = ~/tiny.gag
/def -i TRIGFILE = ~/tiny.trig
/def -i BINDFILE = ~/tiny.bind
/def -i HOOKFILE = ~/tiny.hook
/def -i WORLDFILE = ~/tiny.world
/def -i LOGFILE = ~/tiny.log
;;; list macros
/def -i listdef = /list %*
/def -i listhilite = /list -h- -b- -t"%*" -aurfdhb
/def -i listgag = /list -h- -b- -t"%*" -ag
/def -i listtrig = /list -h- -b- -t"%*" -an
/def -i listbind = /list -h- -b"%*"
/def -i listhook = /list -h"%*"
;;; purge macros
/def -i purgedef = /purge -h- -b- %{1-?*}
/def -i purgehilite = /purge -h- -b- -t"%*" -aurfdhb
/def -i purgegag = /purge -h- -b- -t"%*" -ag
/def -i purgetrig = /purge -h- -b- -t"%*" -an
/def -i purgedeft = /purge -h- -b- -t"%*" ?*
/def -i purgebind = /purge -h- -b"%*"
/def -i purgehook = /purge -h"%*"
;;; Set up load* and save* macros with default filenames.
;; Can't use %%{1-$%3FILE$} because '/'s in filename will be interpreted at
;; intermediate level. (We really need quoted arguments). Used %%L to get
;; around this.
/def -i _def_file_command = \
/def -i %1%2 = \
//def -i _do_file_command = \
///%1 %%%L %{-3}%%;\
//_do_file_command $$%3FILE$$ %%1%%;\
//undef _do_file_command
/_def_file_command load def MACRO
/_def_file_command load hilite HILITE
/_def_file_command load gag GAG
/_def_file_command load trig TRIG
/_def_file_command load bind BIND
/_def_file_command load hook HOOK
/_def_file_command load world WORLD
/_def_file_command save def MACRO -h- -b- -t- ?*
/_def_file_command save hilite HILITE -h- -b- -t -aurfdhb
/_def_file_command save gag GAG -h- -b- -t -ag
/_def_file_command save trig TRIG -h- -b- -t -an
/_def_file_command save bind BIND -h- -b
/_def_file_command save hook HOOK -h
;;; /keys simulation
;; For backward compatibilty only.
;; Supports '/keys <mnem> = <key>' and '/keys' syntax.
;; Trigger kluge needed to check syntax.
/def -i keys =\
; error message for unsupported '/keys [<mnem> =] <key>,<key>[,<key>...]'
/def -i1 -t"keys: *,*" -p2147483646 _keys_comma =\
//echo %%% The ///keys comma syntax is no longer supported.%%;\
//echo %%% See ///help bind, ///help dokey.%;\
; error message for unsupported '/keys <mnem>=<key>'
/def -i1 -t"keys: *=*" -p2147483644 _keys_space =\
//echo %%% ///keys is a macro. '=' must be surrounded by spaces.%%;\
//echo %%% See ///help bind, ///help dokey.%;\
; error message for bad syntax
/def -i1 -t"keys: *" -p214783643 _keys_error =\
//echo %%% Bad ///keys syntax.%;\
; list /dokey bindings for '/keys'
/def -i1 -t"keys:" -p2147483647 _keys_list =\
//list -Ib%;\
; define a dokey binding for '/keys <mnem> = <key>'
/def -i1 -t"keys: {*} = ?*" -p2147483645 _keys_def =\
//def -ib"%{-2}" = ///dokey %1%;\
/trigger keys: %*%;\
/purge -I _keys_*
;;; Default login format
;; With /login on, sends TinyMUD-style connect command upon connection.
/def -i -h"LOGIN" = connect %2 %3
;;; Retry connections
;; /retry <world> [<delay>]
;; Try to connect to <world>. Repeat every two minutes until successful.
/def -i retry = \
/def -h"CONFAIL %1 *" _retry_fail_%1 = \
//repeat -120 1 ///world %1%;\
/def -1 -h"CONNECT %1" _retry_succ_%1 = \
//undef _retry_fail_%1%;\
/world %1
;; /retry_off [<world>]
;; Cancels "/retry <world>" (default: all worlds)
/def -i retry_off = /purge {_retry_fail_%{1-*}|_retry_succ_%{1-*}}
;;; Hilites for pages and whispers
;; Simulates "/hilite page" and "/hilite whisper" in earlier versions
/def -i hilite_whisper = \
/def -i -p2 -ah -t"{*} whispers, \"*\"" hilite_whisper1%;\
/def -i -p2 -ah -t"{*} whispers \"*\"" hilite_whisper2
/def -i hilite_page = \
/def -i -p2 -ah -t"{*} pages from *: *" hilite_page1%;\
/def -i -p2 -ah -t"You sense that {*} is looking for you in *" hilite_page2%;\
/def -i -p2 -ah -t"The message was: *" hilite_page3%;\
/def -i -p2 -ah -t"{*} pages: *" hilite_page4
/def -i nohilite_whisper = /purge -I hilite_whisper[1-2]
/def -i nohilite_page = /purge -I hilite_page[1-4]
;;; backward compatible macros
/def -i nolog = /log off
/def -i nologin = /login off
/def -i noquiet = /quiet off
/def -i nowrap = /wrap off
/def -i reply = /borg %*
/def -i act = /trig %*