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- The file Filetypes describes the action taken when a file of a
- given type is double-clicked, and also it's textual filetype
- name, and DOS mapping. All bar the numerical filetype are
- optional.
-
- Syntax is:
-
- <Name of filetype> <numerical filetype> <DOS mapping> <LOAD|~LOAD> <RUN|~RUN>
-
- where the name of the filetype is the text equivalent of the
- numerical filetype (ie Sprite = &FF9), DOS mapping is the DOS
- extension given to this filetype on a PC, useful if you get a
- lot of images from a PC, LOAD or ~LOAD refers to whether CFSI
- loads this filetype if the file is double-clicked (LOAD = yes,
- ~LOAD = no), and RUN or ~RUN refers to whether double-clicking
- the file when CFSI is NOT loaded will cause CFSI to be loaded,
- along with the image that was double-clicked.
-
- The name of the filetype may be omitted, and it will not be
- given a name. The numerical filetype MUST exist; DOS mapping is
- optional and can be ommitted; if either of the last two
- parameters is missed out, then LOAD and/or RUN will be assumed.
-
- If the first character is a #, then the line is assumed to be
- a comment, ie:
-
- # A comment line - is completely ignored
- # (as are blank lines)
-
- Note that LOAD and RUN must be in capitals, or they will always
- be taken to be on, 'cause the parser isn't very sophisticated.
- The bit between each "statement" is usually a space or a tab,
- but can be a combination or several of either or whatever.
-
- An example file is in this directory, called Filetypes.