##
## This startup file for scry can technically contain any valid scry
## commands, spelled out in full or abbreviated. Realistically, though,
## it's only useful for set commands.
##
## The command parser in scry is quite dumb, because it doesn't generally
## need to be smart. For purposes of these settings I've made it deal
## minimally with quotation, but this is very poor support and you'll
## probably have little luck trying anything fancy unless you plug at
## the code.
##

## Default settings [as from the "show" command]:
# anykey = 0 ....................[Allow any keystroke at pauses, or only ENTER?]
# attached = # .......................[Character to indicate an attached screen]
# banner = SCREEN MENU ...................................[Text for menu banner]
# chars = + - > ..........................[Marker characters for recent screens]
# clear = 0 ...........................................[Clear screen on update?]
# color = 1 .............................................[Enable color display?]
# columns = 3 ....................................[Number of columns to display]
# default =  .............................[Default color sequences for all text]
# fill = . ............................[Character for fill between name and pty]
# namelen = 3 ..................................[Space reserved for screen name]
# pty =  ................................[s/// expression for munging pty names]
# screen = screen ......................................[Path to screen command]
# ssh = 1 ............................[Inherit SSH agent and socket properties?]


#
# The attached, banner, chars, default, and fill settings can have
# color or other text attributs applied. These are indicated inside
# {curlybraces}. Currently 16 color attributes are recognized, plus
# {bold}, {normal} (aka {rmso}), and {reset}. {reset} is a meta-
# indicator which resets to whatever the default variable is defined
# as. The sixteen color attributes are:
# 
# {black}   {red}   {green}   {yellow}   {blue}   {purple}   {cyan}   {white}
# {bgblack} {bgred} {bggreen} {bgyellow} {bgblue} {bgpurple} {bgcyan} {bgwhite}
#
# The {bgcolor} attributes set background color; the others set text color.
#

## Examples:

# Allow any keystroke at pauses (normally you must use ENTER):
#set anykey 1
#set anykey yes

# Indicate attached screens with the "X" character:
#set attached X

# Change top banner text to "Yo homie":
#set banner Yo homie

# Change top banner text to "Yo homie", and print banner on a purple
# background with yellow text.
#set banner {bgpurple}{yellow}Yo homie

# Change top banner text to "Yo homie", and print banner on a purple
# background with yellow text. Use regular modes for the user and time
# fields.
#set banner {bgpurple}{yellow}Yo homie{reset}


# Change marker characters to "a", "b", "c", "d", "e":
#set chars a b c d e

# Change marker characters to 8859-1's superscripted "1", "2", "3", then +/-:
#set chars ¹ ² ³ + -

# Clear screen on update:
#set clear yes
#set clear 1

# Do not clear screen:
#set clear no
#set clear 0

# Translate {attribute} sequences ({color}, {bgcolor}, and {bold}):
#set color yes
#set color 1

# Ignore {attribute} sequences ({color}, {bgcolor}, and {bold}):
#set color no
#set color 0

# Set number of display columns to 5:
# [If there are too many columns for your terminal width, scry will decrease
# this to fit. Resize your terminal, and scry will increment back up.
#set columns 5

# Set {attributes} for default text. This is white text on a cyan background.
#set default {bgcyan}{white}

# Set fill character to a hyphen:
#set fill -

# Set fill character to whitespace:
#set fill " "

# Reserve at least 10 characters for screen names. This interacts with
# autoscaling the number of columns of display: there must be enough
# space for this many characters of screen name per column of display,
# or columns will be reduced. If a screen name is longer than this, it
# will be abbreviated.
#set namelen 10

# "pty" is a perl s/// expression that will alter pty names for display.
# Elide the "pts/" on SysVish systems:
#set pty s,pts/,,

# Elide the "tty" on BSDish systems:
#set pty s,tty,,

# It can be a tr too -- any =~ operator will do:
#set pty tr/p/t/

# If you erase the pty completely, it won't be considered in the display.
#set pty tr/\x01-\xff//d

# The location of the screen command can be set if it's not in your PATH:
#set screen /usr/prehistoric/bin/screen

# Normally scry inherits SSH agent and socket settings from its parent.
# That's good if you want your screens to pick up your terminal's ssh
# properties, but bad if your screens might outlive your desktop session's
# agent.
#set ssh no


# dgc's settings:
#set banner {bgblue}{white}Yo homie
##set default {bgcyan}{black}
#set chars {bold}{white}+ {bold}{yellow}- {bold}{red}.
#set clear yes
##set pty s,pts/,p,
#set namelen 8
#set ssh no