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# Configuration file for MinEd text editor.
# Place (a copy of) this file in your home directory as $HOME/.minedrc
# (prepending a dot to the filename)
# and adapt options according to your preferences.

# Syntax:
<option> <value>
# the option name must begin in the first column; it can optionally be 
# preceded by the verb "set " or "unset ", or the option name can be 
# prepended with "no_"; "unset " or "no_" reverses many options:
set <option>
unset <option>
<no_option>

# if the option takes a value, it is separated with 
# white space and an optional equals sign:
set <option>=<value>

# Note: all options would be overridden by a corresponding command line option
# - either via the environment variable $MINEDOPT ($MINED) or explicitly

# Volatile preferences when editing multiple files:
# Note that options relating to editing features (such as tabwidth) 
# will be re-established on each file opened,
# while options relating to interactive behaviour or display features 
# (such as file_chooser sorting options, or keyboard options) will 
# remain changed after they are toggled interactively (from Options menu),
# so the preference selected here is volatile for them.


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# Keyboard and emulation options

# Option "keypad_windows": assign functions as common with other applications 
# to the keypad keys; this implies "shift selection mode"
# * This option detaches the useful Mark/Copy to paste buffer functions 
#   from the Home/End keys;
#   use option "keypad_shift_selection" instead to avoid this, or
#   use option "home_selection" or "small_home_selection" to restore them
#keypad_windows

# Option "keypad_shift_selection": assign text selection functions to 
# shifted keypad keys; unshifted keypad keys are not affected
keypad_shift_selection

# Option "keypad_mined": mined default keypad functions
#keypad_mined

# Option "home_selection": assign Home/End keys to Mark/Copy to paste buffer
#home_selection
# Option "small_home_selection": same for Home/End keys of small keypad
#small_home_selection


# Option "emul": emulation mode, especially control key function mapping;
# takes a single-letter value:
#	e: emacs mode
#	s: WordStar mode
#	w: Windows keyboard mode
#	W: Windows behaviour (-w, CRLF for new files, cmd.exe with ESC !)
#	p: pico mode
#	m: mined default
#emul m


# Option "im_space": select behaviour of space key in input method 
# selection menus; takes a single-letter value:
#	n navigate to the next choice (like cursor-right)
#	r navigate to the next row (like cursor-down)
#	s select the current choice (like Enter)
#im_space n

# Option "im": set primary and secondary input methods;
# the secondary input method, after a dash, is preselected as stand-by 
# for quick selection with Alt-k
#im -gr # preselect Greek as a stand-by input method


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# Visual selection options
# (these can also be affected by the emulation options above)

# Option "sel_keep_on_search": keep visual selection when searching
#sel_keep_on_search

# Option "sel_auto_copy": automatically copy mouse selection
#sel_auto_copy


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# Paste buffer options (these are also volatile preferences)

# Option "unicode_paste_buffer": paste buffer is encoded in Unicode;
# facilitates code conversion by copy-paste between different text encodings
unicode_paste_buffer

# Option "rectangular": set rectangular copy/paste mode initially
# Option "square": same
#rectangular
#square


# Option "paste_stay": keep cursor before pasted region
#paste_stay

# Option "delete_to_buffer": for delete-word and delete-to-end-of-line,
# also copy the deleted text into the paste buffer (emacs style);
# disables "paste_stay"
#delete_to_buffer


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# File handling options

# Option "backup_mode": select backup file handling mode;
# takes a single-letter value:
#	-: no backup files
#	s: simple backup files ("filename~")
#	e: emacs style numbered backup files ("filename.~N~")
#	v: VMS style numbered backup files ("filename;N")
#	n: numbered backup files (whichever style occurs)
#	a: automatic backup files (whichever style occurs)
# Note: this option would be overridden by the environment variable 
# VERSION_CONTROL (and its distinct values)
backup_mode s

# Option "backup_directory": select directory to store backup files;
# directory name can be relative or absolute, use ~ to refer to home directory
#backup_directory .bu
#backup_directory ~/.backups

# Option "file_chooser": select sort order for file chooser (F3)
# takes a single-letter value:
#	x: sort by filename extensions
#	d: list directories first
# The option can be repeated to select both
#file_chooser d
#file_chooser x


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# Editing options (these are non-volatile preferences)

# Option "tab_snap": select side of Tab and wide characters with 
# gravity while navigating vertically over it;
# values:
#	- stay left of the Tab column range (on the wide character)
#	+ stay right of the Tab column range (behind the wide character)

# Option "word_skip": go further on word moves, skip interpunction
#word_skip


# Option "justify": set auto-justification level (change with j/J flag);
# values:
#	1 automatic word wrap at line end when typing over right margin
#	2 automatic word wrap at line end when typing within paragraph
#justify 1


# Option "smart_quotes": enable smart quotes mode initially, deriving 
# the default quotation marks styles (an active style and a standby 
# alternate style) from the locale environment;
# without this option, only the standby style is derived from the locale
#smart_quotes
# Smart quotes style using the given locale:
#smart_quotes fr
#smart_quotes fr_CH
# Smart quotes style as given (only preconfigured styles are recognized):
#smart_quotes "«» ‹›"


# Option "plain_BS": Backspace performs "plain" instead of "smart" 
# backwards deletion by default, i.e. no auto-undent and only delete 
# one combining character of a combined character;
# without this option, use Control-Backspace for the "plain" function;
# with this option, use Shift-Control-Backspace for the "smart" function
#plain_BS


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# Text display options

# Option "tab": set tabulator width used for display
# Option "tabstop": same
# Option "tabwidth": same
# Option "tabexpand": expand TAB key to number of spaces
# Valid values are 2, 4, 8
#set tab  8
#tabstop=4
#tabexpand=2


# Option "separated_display": do not display combining characters as such 
# but separate the combining characters for display
#separated_display

# Option "display_mac": recognise Mac line ends (CR) and indicate them
#display_mac

# Option "display_paragraphs": distinguished display of line ends and 
# paragraph ends with different symbols
#display_paragraphs


# Options "hide_passwords" and "show_passwords":
# replace word after string "password" with stars for display
#show_passwords
#hide_passwords


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# Information display options

# Option "display_charinfo": display character information on status line 
#			(like HOP ESC u)
# Option "display_script": include Unicode script information
# Option "display_charname": include Unicode character name
# Option "display_namedseq": display Unicode named sequences (overriding 
#			other character information information)
# Option "display_decomposition": include Unicode decomposition
# Option "display_mnemos": include mined mnemonic input sequences
# Options "no_display_...": disable respective option
#display_charinfo
display_script
display_charname
display_namedseq
#display_decomposition
#display_mnemos
no_display_charinfo


# Option "display_fileinfo": display file and text position information 
#			(disables character information)
# Option "no_display_fileinfo": disable file and text position information
display_fileinfo
#no_display_fileinfo


# Option "display_haninfo_short": display short Han character information 
#			on status line (disables character/file information)
#display_haninfo_short

# Option "display_haninfo_full": display full Han character information 
#			as a popup below current character
display_haninfo_full


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# Display appearance options

# Option "file_tabs": enable file tabs with filename menu in title area
# Option "no_file_tabs": disable file tabs with filename menu in title area
file_tabs
#no_file_tabs


# Option "splash_logo": level of splash logo display:
#	0	none
#	1	text only
#	2	SIXEL graphics if available (mlterm, xterm 298 if enabled)
#splash_logo 2


# Option "page_stay": keep cursor at top/bottom of page after page down/up
#page_stay

# Option "no_window_title": disable filename display in window title
#no_window_title


# Option "cursor_style": set cursor style while editing:
#	(if supported by terminal)
# 1	blinking block		█
# 2	steady block		█
# 3	blinking underline	_
# 4	steady underline	_
# 5	blinking bar		▏
# 6	steady bar		▏
# Note that the cursor style will be reset to its default value, 
# not necessarily its previous value
#cursor_style 1


# Option "menu_background": draw full menu background shading
menu_background

# Further options for menu appearance; preferably not set for all terminals
# border style: simple/round corners, fat/double borders, plain/none
#menu_corners_simple
#menu_corners_round
#menu_borders_fat
#menu_borders_double
#menu_borders_plain
#menu_borders_none

# border technique: ASCII, VT100 block graphics (default Unicode)
#menu_borders_ascii
#menu_borders_vt100

# selection bar: fancy aligned (using Unicode partial blocks)/plain
#menu_selection_fancy
#menu_selection_plain


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# Additional personal preferences

#...


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# Conditional options: file type specific

#[*.*] conditional configuration on filename pattern


# Redirection/Forward include: Files with option "<<" will further 
# also be matched against the given pattern.
[*.text]
<< *.txt

[*.txt]
smart_quotes

#[*.français]
#smart_quotes fr

#[*.suisse]
#smart_quotes fr_CH
#smart_quotes "«» ‹›"


# Options to enable file read/write filtering with a filter command;
# this is useful especially for handling encrypted files;
# the filter specification may contain "%s" to embed the filename, 
# otherwise the filename will be appended.

# These options also trigger further filename matches to be applied 
# to the base name suffix, i.e. with the encryption suffix stripped:
# for example, for files "file.txt.gpg" with any option "filter_...", 
# further conditional preference sections for "*.txt" will also be applied.
# (Note that for this reason, unlike other patterns, patterns that trigger 
# read/write filters can only be matched in one section, so a second 
# section like [*.gpg] would be ignored.)

[*.pgp~]
<< *.pgp

[*.pgp]
<< *.gpg

[*.gpg~]
<< *.gpg

[*.gpg]
# Options to enable encryption with GnuPG:

# Using shell script wrapper:
#filter_read	decrypt
#filter_write	encrypt

# Using GnuPG:
filter_read	"gpg -d"
filter_write	"gpg -e --yes -o"

# The following two variants work on Unix/Linux/cygwin but not with Windows GnuPG:
# Using GnuPG with file providing passphrase:
filter_read	"gpg -d --passphrase-file $HOME/.pass"
filter_write	"gpg -e --passphrase-file $HOME/.pass --yes -o"
# Using GnuPG with some messages suppressed:
#filter_read	"gpg -q -d --passphrase-file $HOME/.pass 2> /dev/null"
#filter_write	"gpg -q -e --passphrase-file $HOME/.pass --yes -o 2> /dev/null"

[*.ssl]
# Options to enable encryption with OpenSSL:
# Choose your preferred encryption method with the parameter after 'enc',
# or add additional sections for [*.des3] etc. according to your convention.

# Using shell script wrapper:
#filter_read decrypt
#filter_write encrypt
# Using OpenSSL:
filter_read	"openssl enc -des3 -d -in"
filter_write	"openssl enc -des3 -out"
# Using OpenSSL with file providing password:
filter_read	"openssl enc -des3 -pass file:$HOME/.pass -d -in"
filter_write	"openssl enc -des3 -pass file:$HOME/.pass -out"


[.*]
# Option for hiding of passwords is actually the default for 
# "hidden files" (beginning with "." by Unix convention)
#hide_passwords

[*.rhtml]
# Option "highlight_html" or "highlight_xml" (equivalent) activate 
# HTML/XML syntax highlighting;
# filename suffixes html, htm, xhtml, shtml, mhtml, sgml, 
# xml, xul, xsd, xsl, xslt, wsdl, dtd, jsp, php, asp, aspx
# enable highlighting by default
highlight_html

[*.a68]
# Option "strop_bold": use virtual bold stropping; all-caps words are 
# displayed small and bold, plus single-cap input support for all-caps words
# Option "strop_underline": same but using underline instead of bold
strop_bold
#strop_underline

[*.xml]
tabstop=4
[*.xsd]
tabstop=4

[*.scala]
tabexpand=2


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# Additional conditional personal preferences

#...

#[merk*]
#smart_quotes de

#[...]
#...


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# Conditional options: terminal specific

#[=TERM] conditional configuration on terminal type ($TERM value)

[=xterm]
#options only applicable for $TERM=xterm

[=cygwin]
#options only applicable for $TERM=cygwin


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# End
