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- SetGMC V9.6 Operating Manual Page 1
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- 1mNAME
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- 0mSetGMC - Configuration program for GMC
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- 1mSYNOPSIS
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- 0mSetGMC [-f <set file name>]|[[DEF] <Command> <Argument(s)>]
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- 1mDESCRIPTION
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- 0mWith SetGMC GMC-processes can be configurated. This
- can be done by a single command in the command line,
- interactively with separate prompt, or by reading a input
- file.
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- Parameter
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- The file <set file name> contains the commands and
- their arguments. The syntax is descriped below.
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- If no file name is used, a command with arguments can
- be given as parameter. DEF tells SetGMC that this command
- shall be used as global setting.
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- If SetGMC is executed without parameters, it enters the
- interactive mode. A special prompt is shown and SetGMC
- waits for commands. The interactive mode is left by
- Ctrl-\.
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- Commands
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- INS ON|OFF
- Insert mode on/off
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- HELP ON|OFF
- Help key functions on/off
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- PATH ON|OFF
- Actual directory path in window title on/off
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- FKEYS ON|OFF
- Function keys on/off
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- NEWSIZE ON|OFF
- New prompt display on window resizing on/off
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- BEEP <v> <c> <d>
- Loudness is set by v. A value of 0 disables the function,
- maximum is 64. c gives the duration of the sound signal.
- Correct values are between 1 and 10. With d the time
- interval can be set that must be between the point of
- returning a READ packet and reception of the next. Normally
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- this is the time interval between hitting the RETURN key and
- the display of a new prompt. Correct values for d are
- between 0 and 65535.
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- BUFFER <n>
- The number n gives the size of the buffer for storage of the
- output. The size must have minimum of 4096 and a maximum of
- 999999 Bytes. A reduction of the buffer size will be
- ignored.
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- PAGELEN <n>
- This command sets the page length of a window text dump.
- Correct values for n are 0,40..99, 0 switches the page
- length setting off.
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- XY <x> <y>
- x and y give the position of the left, top edge of the
- icon. If the values overshoot the maximum values of the
- screen, the icon will be placed at the right, respectively
- the bottom border.
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- SCRIPT <filename>
- The file <filename> will be opened as a script file. If no
- file name is given, an opened script file will be closed.
- This command can be used only for local configuration.
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- <q>F<n> "<string>"
- This command allows to assign strings to the function keys
- in four levels. The qualifier of the function key is given
- by q ('','S','C','A'), n is the number of the function key.
- The string must be set in quotes. Inside the quotes other
- quotes are possible. These are assigned to the function
- keys.
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- BS <n><s><c><a>
- DEL <n><s><c><a>
- CUL <n><s><c><a>
- Cur <n><s><c><a>
- With these commands it is possible to set the function of
- the erase keys and the cursor keys (left/right). n,s,c,a
- give the function of the keys with the corresponding
- qualifiers. The following functions are supported:
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- - No function: 0
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- - Cursor left/Delete character in front of the cursor: 1
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- - Cursor right/Delete character under the cursor: 2
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- - Cursor to previous word/Delete to start of word: 3
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- - Cursor to next word/Delete to end of word: 4
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- - Cursor to start of line/Delete to start of line: 5
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- - Cursor to end of line/Delete to end of line: 6
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- - Delete line: 7
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- Delete function can be used only with erase keys,
- movement functions only with cursor keys.
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- If global configuration is used, the editing keys must
- be explicitly set, otherwise 0 (no function) is taken as
- default setting.
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- TAB <n><s><c><a>
- File/directory name completer: Select objects to display.
- Every of the four numbers tells the function which objects
- shall be displayed. The numbers are interpreted as
- 3-bit-pattern. Bit 2 specifies info files to be diplayed.
- Bit 1 does this for directories and bit 0 for normal files.
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- Examples:
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- TAB 1427
- Only TAB: normal files; S-TAB: info files; C-TAB:
- directories; A-TAB: all files and directories.
- Function same as old TAB ON.
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- TAB 7777
- TAB with any qualifier: display everything.
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- TAB 0000
- Nothing is diplayed (no directory scanning). Default
- setting, same as old TAB OFF.
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- 1mSEE ALSO
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- 0mGMC.Doc
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- 1mBUGS
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- 0mNone known
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- 1mREMARKS
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- 0mThe code for SetGMC is written reentrant. SetGMC can
- be made resident (e.g. by ARes or Resident).
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- Local configuration has effects only to the GMC process
- in its window it is executed. Local commands that are
- executed in a non-GMC-window are acknowledged with an error
- message.
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- The version numbers on SetGMC and GMC must be the
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