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#
# All lines beginning with # (in column 1) are ignored. (As are blank lines)
#
# Top option file
# ===============
#
# If you make changes to this file, and they appear not to have worked, then
# the chances are that at least of the options has been incorrectly defined
# In this case TOP will use the following default values.
#
# Options MUST be seperated by at least one space.
#
#=============================================================================
# Refresh n = Rate in seconds (1 to a very big number)
Refresh 2
#=============================================================================
# Names L|S = Long or Short process names
Names L
#=============================================================================
# Sort U|P|N|H|T|I|O = CPU Usage|PID|Name|tHreads|Total CPU|prIority|nOne
Sort P
#=============================================================================
# Revsort Y|N = Reverse Sort order
Revsort Y
#=============================================================================
# Summary P|M = Process|Memory
Summary P
#=============================================================================
# Colours
#
# The following colours are available when defining display colours
#
# BLACK BLUE RED GREEN MAGENTA CYAN BROWN YELLOW WHITE
#
# The above colours can be defined as FG foreground or BG background
# Colours can be modified with BRIGHT and/or FLASH
#
# So, a full colour may defined as
# BG_BLUE+FG_WHITE+BRIGHT or BG_WHITE+FG_RED
#
# The thing to remember is the syntax:
# BG_colour+FG_colour[+BRIGHT][+FLASH]
#
Summary_Colour BG_BLUE+FG_WHITE+BRIGHT
Headings_Colour BG_BLUE+FG_CYAN+BRIGHT
Keys_Colour BG_WHITE+FG_BLUE
Body_Colour BG_BLUE+FG_WHITE
#=============================================================================
# CPU Usage Range
#
# You could define up to 100 ranges - one for each percentile, but I'm sure
# no-one has that much spare time (now there's a challenge!)
#
# Any ranges not completed will default to BG_BLUE+FG_WHITE
#
# NOTE: THE ORDER IS CRITICAL!
# Ranges must be in ascending order
#
# Here are the defaults (you may or may not want the extra commented lines
#
# Logging can be Y or N - If Y then a circular log file is generated for this
# range of CPU usage (partially done)
#
# Upper
# Limit Logging Colour
Range 1 N BG_BLUE+FG_WHITE
Range 11 N BG_BLUE+FG_GREEN
Range 34 N BG_BLUE+FG_GREEN+BRIGHT
Range 51 N BG_BLUE+FG_MAGENTA+BRIGHT
Range 67 N BG_BLUE+FG_YELLOW
Range 81 N BG_BLUE+FG_RED
Range 91 N BG_BLUE+FG_RED+BRIGHT
Range 100 N BG_RED+FG_WHITE+BRIGHT
#=============================================================================
# Logfile name
Logfile TOP.LOG
#=============================================================================
# LogNewprocs Y|N = Log new processes
LogNewprocs Y
#=============================================================================
# To ignore a process enter partial names here
#Ignore PMSHELL TOP
#=============================================================================
# NOT to log a process when it reaches a range limit
NoLog TOP
#=============================================================================
# DisplayMode MAXMIN|DETAILS|BARCHARTS
# Maxmin shows cpu max and min usage values
# Details shows threads and priority
# Barcharts shows barcharts
# (You only need to specify the first character)
DisplayMode BAR
#=============================================================================
# Rows can be any valid number (test first using mode co[cols],[rows]
# Columns can be 40, 80 or 132 (some video adapters allow other numbers)
#Rows 25
#Columns 80
#=============================================================================
# Some barchart display characters
# Comment out Bar_Max NOT to get the Max bar remembered
Bar_bg .
Bar_fg █
Bar_Max ▒