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- # name: Pressing Ctrl-D exits session
- # type: bool
- # Ctrl-D exits cmd.exe when it is pressed on an empty line.
- ctrld_exits = 1
- # name: Toggle if pressing Esc clears line
- # type: bool
- # Clink clears the current line when Esc is pressed (unless Readline's Vi mode
- # is enabled).
- esc_clears_line = 1
- # name: Match display colour
- # type: int
- # Colour to use when displaying matches. A value less than 0 will be the
- # opposite brightness of the default colour.
- match_colour = -1
- # name: Executable match style
- # type: enum
- # 0 = PATH only
- # 1 = PATH and CWD
- # 2 = PATH, CWD, and directories
- # Changes how Clink will match executables when there is no path separator on
- # the line. 0 = PATH only, 1 = PATH and CWD, 2 = PATH, CWD, and directories. In
- # all cases both executables and directories are matched when there is a path
- # separator present. A value of -1 will disable executable matching completely.
- exec_match_style = 2
- # name: Whitespace prefix matches files
- # type: bool
- # If the line begins with whitespace then Clink bypasses executable matching and
- # will match all files and directories instead.
- space_prefix_match_files = 1
- # name: Colour of the prompt
- # type: int
- # Surrounds the prompt in ANSI escape codes to set the prompt's colour. Disabled
- # when the value is less than 0.
- prompt_colour = -1
- # name: Auto-answer terminate prompt
- # type: enum
- # 0 = Disabled
- # 1 = Answer 'Y'
- # 2 = Answer 'N'
- # Automatically answers cmd.exe's 'Terminate batch job (Y/N)?' prompts. 0 =
- # disabled, 1 = answer 'Y', 2 = answer 'N'.
- terminate_autoanswer = 0
- # name: Lines of history saved to disk
- # type: int
- # When set to a positive integer this is the number of lines of history that
- # will persist when Clink saves the command history to disk. Use 0 for infinite
- # lines and <0 to disable history persistence.
- history_file_lines = 10000
- # name: Skip adding lines prefixed with whitespace
- # type: bool
- # Ignore lines that begin with whitespace when adding lines in to the history.
- history_ignore_space = 0
- # name: Controls how duplicate entries are handled
- # type: enum
- # 0 = Always add
- # 1 = Ignore
- # 2 = Erase previous
- # If a line is a duplicate of an existing history entry Clink will erase the
- # duplicate when this is set 2. A value of 1 will not add duplicates to the
- # history and a value of 0 will always add lines. Note that history is not
- # deduplicated when reading/writing to disk.
- history_dupe_mode = 2
- # name: Read/write history file each line edited
- # type: bool
- # When non-zero the history will be read from disk before editing a new line and
- # written to disk afterwards.
- history_io = 0
- # name: Sets how command history expansion is applied
- # type: enum
- # 0 = Off
- # 1 = On
- # 2 = Not in single quotes
- # 3 = Not in double quote
- # 4 = Not in any quotes
- # The '!' character in an entered line can be interpreted to introduce words
- # from the history. This can be enabled and disable by setting this value to 1
- # or 0. Values or 2, 3 or 4 will skip any ! character quoted in single, double,
- # or both quotes respectively.
- history_expand_mode = 4
- # name: Support Windows' Ctrl-Alt substitute for AltGr
- # type: bool
- # Windows provides Ctrl-Alt as a substitute for AltGr, historically to support
- # keyboards with no AltGr key. This may collide with some of Readline's
- # bindings.
- use_altgr_substitute = 1
- # name: Strips CR and LF chars on paste
- # type: enum
- # 0 = Paste unchanged
- # 1 = Strip
- # 2 = As space
- # Setting this to a value >0 will make Clink strip CR and LF characters from
- # text pasted into the current line. Set this to 1 to strip all newline
- # characters and 2 to replace them with a space.
- strip_crlf_on_paste = 2
- # name: Enables basic ANSI escape code support
- # type: bool
- # When printing the prompt, Clink has basic built-in support for SGR ANSI escape
- # codes to control the text colours. This is automatically disabled if a third
- # party tool is detected that also provides this facility. It can also be
- # disabled by setting this to 0.
- ansi_code_support = 1
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