#******************************************************************************# # RoT_Logon (v1.0) # #******************************************************************************# # The # # R E A L M O F T W I L I G H T # # # # Shadowspawn # # Thorsten Schiller # # September '92 # #******************************************************************************# # # Command Summary: # - Comment line # 1 - Item description/title # 2 - Path # 3 - Clear the screen before displaying? # 4 - Pause for keystroke after display? # 5 - Give user the option to enter editor (note that this # is *only* possible if you set #4 to YES!!!) # 6 - In the editor, prompt the user to enter how many items # he/she wants displayed (ie. if you have a sorted list # of users that's maybe 1000 users long, the user can # choose to only view the top 10 or 20) # 7 - The color of the prompt text # 8 - The color of the keys in brackets # #******************************************************************************* # # *** NOTE *** This file assumes that you have RoT_Callers and RoT_TopUsers! # If you do not, please edit things to reflect your setup (for # that matter, you will likely need to edit the config file # regardless :-) ). Also, the sample file "RandomQuote" is just # that. It's a sample file taken from my BBS... odds are that # it will not run on your BBS so please don't yell at me when # this happens :) Just substitute your favourite commands in a # similar format! # #******************************************************************************* # # This is shown to the user in the editor: `View "Last Callers"?' # 1=Last Callers # # This is the file that we will display for the user. # 2=Excel:DATA/RoT_Callers.data # # Yes, we want to clear the screen before displaying the file. # 3=YES # # Yes, we want to have a keyprompt at the end of the display. # 4=YES # # Yes, the user should have the option of entering the editor at every prompt. # 5=YES # # Yes, let the user choose how many items he/she want to see. Note that if # you add non-RoTten software to this (ie. see the RandomQuote example) then # you will likely want to set this to no if the format of the other file is # incorrect or, as in the RandomQuote example, the file is not actually meant # for displaying purposes but only to launch another file that will output # something entirely different (does this make ANY sense at all? :-) )). # 6=YES # # I like green for my text... # 7=2 # # and white to offset which key does what. # 8=7 # # # Top Callers # #1=Top Callers #2=Excel:data/RoT_TopCallers.data #3=YES #4=YES #5=YES #6=YES #7=2 #8=7 # # # Top Posters # #1=Top Posters #2=Excel:data/RoT_TopPosters.data #3=YES #4=YES #5=YES #6=YES #7=2 #8=7 # # # Top Downloaders # #1=Top Downloaders #2=Excel:data/RoT_TopDownloaders.data #3=YES #4=YES #5=YES #6=YES #7=2 #8=7 # # # Top Uploaders # #1=Top Uploaders #2=Excel:data/RoT_TopUploaders.data #3=YES #4=YES #5=YES #6=YES #7=2 #8=7 # # # Example on how to import third party software # 1=Random Fact and Last Comment 2=Excel:data/Rot_Logon_Macros/RandomQuote.MAC 3=YES 4=YES 5=YES 6=NO 7=2 8=7 # 1=Empire 2.20 Game Status 2=Excel:data/RoT_Logon_Macros/EmpireInfo.MAC 3=NO 4=YES 5=YES 6=NO 7=2 8=7 # 1=Bumper Snicker 2=Excel:data/RoT_Logon_Macros/RandomBumps.MAC 3=YES 4=YES 5=YES 6=NO 7=2 8=7 # 1=Fortune 2=EXCEL:DATA/Rot_Logon_Macros/AFortune1.MAC 3=YES 4=YES 5=YES 6=NO 7=2 8=7 # 1=Zippy The Pinhead Quotes 2=EXCEL:DATA/Rot_Logon_Macros/Yow1.MAC 3=YES 4=YES 5=YES 6=NO 7=2 8=7 # 1=The Psychic 2=EXCEL:DATA/Rot_Logon_Macros/Psychic1.MAC 3=YES 4=YES 5=YES 6=NO 7=2 8=7 # 1=Today In History 2=EXCEL:DATA/Rot_Logon_Macros/Today1.MAC 3=YES 4=YES 5=YES 6=NO 7=2 8=7 #