#
# Amiga-specific configuration options for mg3 and beyond.
#
# Note - if you want to run mg3a and have extended ASCII work direct
# from the keyboard along with the metakey, be sure to set metabit
# to 0x200. This should be used for all configurations in the distribution.
#
#
compiler	required # which C compiler is being used.
			 # currently supports lattice, or manx (v3.6)
			 # or aztec(v5+)

#
# This set of options adds interaction features to the editor, each making
#	it more amigaified than without that feature.
#
menu		option	# if defined, Intuition menu selection is
			# enabled.

browser		option	# BROWSER uses the Amiga menu to present a MENU of
			# files. Selecting a directory entry (ends with a /)
			# makes the contents if that directory the next menu
			# (deleting any menus that used to follow it);
			# selecting a plain file does a "find-file" on that
			# file name. Really has to be seen to be understood.

mouse		option	# if defined, the Amiga mouse is active.
			# If you #define this, XOBJ must contain $(MOUSEOBJ)

#
# This set of options adds new commands that do Amiga-specific things.
#
do_iconify	option	# if defined, provide a function to iconify the Emacs
			# window into a gadget that can be double-clicked to
			# return to the normal display.

change_color	option	# if defined, adds commands to manipulate
			# the rendition of the mode line and the
			# foreground and background color of the
			# text window and mode line.  The command
			# names match the regular expression
			# set-{text,mode}-{foreground,background}

change_font	option	# if defined, adds "set-font", which prompts
			# for a font name and size, then tries to reopen
			# the Emacs window using the new font.

rexx		option	# if defined, add the "rexx" command, and a couple
			# of commands for use with rexx. Note: if you turn
			# this option on, you may not turn on no_macro.
			# should be defined to the location of any rexx .o's.
			# which depends on your system. For Lattice,
			# rexxvars.o should be enough since we use the
			# #pragma libcall to glue things together. Manx
			# probably needs both rexxvars.o & rexxglue.o.

#
# This set of options set values that control the display that emacs
#	uses.
#
mode_rendition	7	# the these values indicate the way to render
text_rendition	0	# characters in the text area and mode line.
			# TEXT_RENDITION is mainly there for completeness.
			# Possible values are:
			# 	0 -- plain text
			# 	1 -- boldface
			# 	3 -- italic
			# 	4 -- underscore
			# 	7 -- reverse-video (default if not defined)

text_fg		1	# specifies which system color (0-7) to use
text_bg		0	# when drawing the text and mode line.  If they
mode_fg		1	# aren't between 0 and 7, or if a combination
mode_bg		0	# comes out badly, it's *YOUR* fault.  If
			# CHANGE_COLOR is defined, you get to change these
			# values on the fly.  Naturally, making both
			# FG and BG the same results in an unusable display...

init_rows	24	# If mg can open a bordered window at least this
init_cols	80	# large on the WorkBench screen, it will. Otherwise,
			# it opens a borderless window. Either window covers
			# the entire Workbench screen when it opens. 
			# going to be replaced by environment variables, yes!
#
# Misc. options.
#
v11		option	# must be defined for the editor to either run on
			# or compile on a version 1.1 AmigaDOS system.
			# It mainly wards against bugs in the 1.1 ROM Kernel.

promptwait	20	# number of 10ths of a second to wait before timeing
			# out while waiting for the user. Has no effect if
			# system no_dprompt is on.

use_arp		option	# Use the ARP (AmigaDOS Replacement Library) for
			# some functions.  This makes the executable
			# slightly smaller, but gives no new functionality
			# in the current version.