; Command syntax used in this file
;
;   PATTERN/K,EXECUTABLE/K,COMMAND/K,EXPLAIN/K,DEEP/N,CONFIG/K,PANE/K,SLIDERWIDTH/N,HOVER/K,PROTECTED/K
;
;   Global options (for all panes):
;
;   CONFIG/K       Configuration file to be read (STRING)
;   FONT/K         Font name, e.g. "topaz.font" (STRING)
;   SIZE/N         Font size (NUMBER)
;   PROTECTED/K    Make pattern gadget read-only ? (BOOL)
;   DEEP/N         Depth of subdirectories to be scanned (NUMBER)
;   HOVER/K        Show hover effect ? (BOOL)
;   SLIDERWIDTH/N  Slider size (NUMBER)
;
;   Options for pane configuration:
;
;   PANE/K         Label of tab gadget (STRING)
;   PATTERN/K      DOS File pattern (STRING)
;   EXECUTABLE/K   DOS file pattern specifying the "clickable" files (STRING)
;   COMMAND/K      Command to be executed if the user clicks on a "clickable" file (STRING)
;   EXPLAIN/K      Command to be executed if the user clicks on other files or clicks with <ALT>
;   EXAMINE/S      Display additional information (file title)
;   SHORTNAME/S    Hide file suffix
;
; Placeholders in command strings
;
;   The first %s in command strings (COMMAND/K and EXPLAIN/K) is replaced with
;   the full path of the file the user has selected. The second %s is replaced
;   with the file name of the selected file relative to the root directory. You
;   can use %.0s anywhere in the command string to skip the first %s (this is a
;   formatting command setting the output length to 0, it produces "nothing").
;
; Using quotes and the asterisk character in this file
;
;   All lines in this file are parsed by the OS function ReadArgs() when the
;   Explorer plug-in reads the configuration. This function designates a special
;   meaning to the * character: while quotes normally are used as string
;   delimiter, a quote with a preceding asterisk (*") is "the quote character".
;   A n with a preceding asterisk (*n) is "the linefeed character". And an
;   asterisk with a preceding asterisk (**) is "the asterisk character". That's
;   why you find pattern strings of the form **.xyz in this file: the plug-in
;   actually sees this as *.xyz !
;
;   Things get a bit complicated for the arguments following after the COMMAND/K
;   and EXPLAIN/K options: GoldED uses another ReadArgs() pass to process
;   incoming command strings. Consequently, you have to be very careful with
;   using quotes in commands: replace all * with ** and all quotes with *" (quote
;   with a preceding asterisk) to prepare for parsing by the Explorer plug-in.
;   Having done this, repeat this step one more time to prepare for parsing by
;   the editor (use the editor's search-replace reqester for these steps if you
;   find it too confusing).
;
PROTECTED=TRUE DEEP=0
PANE="Header"  PATTERN="**.(h|hh|hpp|hhp|h++)"       EXECUTABLE="~(**.o)" COMMAND="WINDOW FORCE USE *"%s*"" EXPLAIN="OPEN NAME *"%s*""
PANE="Sources" PATTERN="**.(c|cc|cpp|ccp|c++|asm|a)" EXECUTABLE="~(**.o)" COMMAND="WINDOW FORCE USE *"%s*"" EXPLAIN="OPEN NAME *"%s*""