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# The Curses Command Front-end default configuration file.

global {
  screen_layout = Normal
  hide_cursor   = YES
  shell         = /bin/sh
  log_level     = 1
  #path          = /path/to/add:/another/path/to/add
  #user_shell    = /bin/ksh
  key_f2        = list
  key_f3        = sel_items
  key_f4        = back
  key_f5        = show_action
  key_f6        = save
  key_f7        = shell_escape
  key_f8        = redraw
  key_f9        = exit
}

browser_global {
  max_rows    = 5000
  info_attr   = A_REVERSE
  stderr_attr = A_BOLD
  stdout_attr = A_NORMAL
  end_marker  = **** end of output ****
  # Colour is optional and off by default.  When the terminal supports it
  # (and NO_COLOR is unset and the layout is not Simple), CCFE pre-creates
  # the standard foreground colour pairs, so any *_attr below may reference
  # COLOR_PAIR(n): 1=red 2=green 3=yellow 4=blue 5=magenta 6=cyan 7=white,
  # over the terminal's default background, combinable with A_BOLD etc.
  # For example, to show errors in bold red and info lines in cyan:
  #   stderr_attr = COLOR_PAIR(1) | A_BOLD
  #   info_attr   = COLOR_PAIR(6)
}

menu_global {
  mark_noaction_items = YES
  # Screen appearance.  Default is monochrome (screen normal, selected item
  # reversed, bold header, reverse function keys).  With colour available (see
  # browser_global) these may use COLOR_PAIR(n) for a colour UI -- including
  # the header (title_attr) and the control keys (key_attr), which apply to
  # every screen.  For example, a SMIT-like colour theme:
  #   screen_attr   = COLOR_PAIR(6)                       # menu text
  #   selected_attr = COLOR_PAIR(3) | A_REVERSE | A_BOLD  # highlight bar
  #   title_attr    = COLOR_PAIR(3) | A_BOLD              # header
  #   key_attr      = COLOR_PAIR(2) | A_REVERSE | A_BOLD  # control keys
  # Ready-made examples ship as ccfe.conf.smit (classic monochrome) and
  # ccfe.conf.smit-color (colour), under doc/samples after install.
}

form_global {
  field_pad           = " "
  hidden_field_pad    = "*"
  show_changed_fields = YES
  show_field_flags    = YES
  initial_ovl_mode    = YES
}

field_attr {
  label_fg         = A_NORMAL
  label_bg         = A_NORMAL
  value_fg         = A_NORMAL
  value_bg         = A_UNDERLINE
  changed_value_fg = A_BOLD
  changed_value_bg = A_UNDERLINE
}

active_field_attr {
  label_fg         = A_BOLD
  label_bg         = A_NORMAL
  value_fg         = A_NORMAL
  value_bg         = A_REVERSE
  changed_value_fg = A_NORMAL
  changed_value_bg = A_REVERSE
}

# User-defined variables (see ccfe.conf(5) "VARIABLES CONFIGURATION SECTION").
# Define a value once and reference it as $NAME / ${NAME} in menu and form
# actions and in a field's list_cmd.  Variables may reference each other; the
# references are resolved when the configuration is loaded.  Used by the
# "Config variables demo" form (demo.d/vars.form).
variables {
  DEMO_NAME  = CCFE
  DEMO_HELLO = Hello from ${DEMO_NAME} configuration variables!
  LIST_DIR   = /etc
}