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; Control-file for FIND Fri., Jul. 01. 1994 20:30
;
; (c) Peter Hampf, Graf von Galen Str. 27, 49377 Vechta, pbs vec
;
; (all lines containing a ";" should be removed due to performace-reasons
; if you have finished 'learning' :-)
;
; For commandline-parameters call FIND /?
;
;
; valid keywords:
;
; editor=<name> your favourit editor! default=Q.EXE
;
editor=qe.exe
;
; lister=<name> your favourit lister! default= the silly build-in :-)
;
lister=list.com
;
; Hexlister=<name> [$F$] <parms> is your favourit HEX-lister, default: the
; silly build-in one as well <g>
;
Hexlister=list.com $F$ /H
;
; Assign std.-batchfilename and default inputline (Key "B"):
;
Batch=e:\temp\FindBat.Bat
;
Batchinput=Copy $f$ D:\Temp\Unpack
; BATCHINPUT is the default if a batchfile should be
; created in interactive mode.
;
;
; arcview=<name> your archive-viewer! default=SHEZ.EXE
;
arcview=shez.exe
; arcview=c:\utils\fv.com $f$|list/s ; also a valid example!
;
; As you can see, for the programs there are additional
; MACROS $F$ and $D$. If present, they will be replaced
; by the filename (incl. path) or the directory only.
; If omitted, the filename will be added to the program's
; call automatically.
;
; RARVIEW=RAR.EXE ; default
; This line has been added because the archiver RAR
; has its own shellmode. If SHEZ will support RAR in
; the future (and you want to use that), just insert
; a line
; RARVIEW=
; in FIND.CTL and FIND will use SHEZ (or ArcVIEW=<prg>)
; (or press "V" which will force ARCVIEW)
;
; LIMVIEW=LIMVIEW.BAT ; default
; The same goes for LIMIT with the exception that LIMIT
; has no build-in shellmode. A very simple example of
; how to use a batchfile with the archiver LIMIT is
; included in the main-archive.
;
; EXTDESC=+>| ; default = +>
; Long-descriptions must either begin with on of these
; chars at position 1 or with a SPACE followed by one
; of this characters. This is used when deleting long
; descriptions from FILES.BBS-type files and when
; showing comments after pressing "I".
; The string after EXTDESC can be 20 characters long.
;
; SWAP=Disc DISC is the only valid paramter. This causes FIND
; *NOT* to use EMS or XMS! Use only, if you have
; problems with EMS/XMS !!!
;
; Swap=Disc
;
; Videobios ; uncomment this to force SLOOOW bios-output
; Mono ; uncomment this to force mono-mode (/Mono)
;
; For COLOR the only valid keywords are NOINTENSE and
; MONO.
;
; Nointense ; Set to no-intense colors
;
;
; The next 3 parameters are used if you give /PRG /BAK /ARC on the command-
; line. <arcs> is also used to determine whether the <arcview>-program
; should be used if you press enter on such a file. Only COM, EXE, BAT and
; BTM will be started directly, even if you have redefined <progs> here!
;
; progs=extextext... what are executables? (for /PRG)
; default: progs=EXECOMBATBTM
; baks=extextext... what are backups? (for /BAK)
; default: baks=~* BAKSIKTMP$$$
; arcs=extextext... what are archives? (for /ARC)
; default: arcs=ARJLZHZIPARCZOOPAKHYPDWCLZSSDNSQZ
;
; Attention: the length off all this three options
; must be MODULO 3!!!
; (For shorter extensions see example with 'baks')
;
; map=abcd.... The string behind map= must be MODULO 2!!!
; e.g.: map=eh means: map all references to E:
; to drive H:! (Also valid for RA-mode! See below!)
; Mapping will only be activated by the commandline-
; parameter /MAP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
; (MAP will be shown on the mainscreen!)
;
; map=ehcfdg ; uncomment this to enable mapping with /MAP
;
;
; exclude=fg... excludes the given drives from searching!
; (please write only the drive-letter!)
;
;Exclude=ij ; uncomment this to exclude drives I and J by default
;
;
; DEFAULT=<parameter> inserts <parameter> (must be a valid parameter!) in
; the commandline! If you use e.g. /MAP here, you can
; call FIND /MAP- to toggle this option!
;
;Default=/MAP /3 ; uncomment this to make 33-row mode and mapping the
; ; default switches
Default=/3 ; can be changed from commandline by using /3-
;
; FILESBBS=<name> if present, the description of a file which you have
; deletet will be stripped from <name>. But only if
; the file <name> has a FILES.BBS alike format.
; (Means: filename.ext starts at column 1)
; <name> must be in the same directory as the deletet
; file! You may have as much FILESBBS= entrys as you
; want!
; (Will be shown as FILESBBS on the mainscreen!)
FILESBBS=files.bbs
FILESBBS=Descript.ion
;
; DIRLIST=<name> If you use the parameter /@, the following file
; will be used as input for the paths! If the extension
; is .RA, RA 2.0x will be assumes, if it's .PRO, FIND
; will assume ProBoard 2.0x.
; Can be also given manually on the commandline:
; FIND /@=c:\fd\pb\filecfg.pro
;
DIRLIST=N:\fd\pb\filecfg.pro ; Driveletter *IS* affected by MAP=
;
; EXT=<part> <program> Define assigned programs!
; e.g.: if you press enter on a PAS-file, start
; Turbo-Pascal :-) Note: if you say only "EXT=PAS
; TURBO", PASCAL.ARJ would also match! This enables
; some interesting assignments! But please do NOT use
; wildcards "*" or "?"!
; There may be as much EXT= lines as you want! For
; files w/o any assignment, the lister will be called.
; (external lister only!)
;
Ext=.pas e.exe
Ext=.jpg d:\apl\picprog\qpeg\qpeg.exe
Ext=.GIF d:\apl\picprog\vpic\vpic.exe
Ext=.bak del /p
; now let's do some definitions for our outbound:
Ext=.sa INSPECT.EXE
Ext=.su INSPECT.EXE
Ext=.mo INSPECT.EXE
Ext=.tu INSPECT.EXE
Ext=.we INSPECT.EXE
Ext=.th INSPECT.EXE
Ext=.fr INSPECT.EXE
Ext=.avt A_TYPE.EXE! ; the "!" tells find to wait for a keystroke! (like it
; does if the errorlevel is <> 0)
;
; EXCLDUPE=<namepart> This files (no wildcards, please, a file is found if
; <namepart> appears anywhere within the filename) will
; be excluded from 'searching for duplicates' (/DUP
; /XDUP /XXDUP)
EXCLDUPE=FILES.BBS
EXCLDUPE=DESCRIPT.ION
EXCLDUPE=NODEDI ; do NOT: Fido-nodediffs
EXCLDUPE=PR24DIFF ; do NOT: Pointdiff for Region 24
;
; EXCLDUPEDIR=<namepart> Exclude a directory with this characters in its
; name from the duplicate-search. NOTE: a drive-
; letter is NOT affected from MAP=
EXCLDUPEDIR=CT
EXCLDUPEDIR=O-
EXCLDUPEDIR=NODE_
;
; The following parameters are only necessary, if you use /NET to write a
; netmail to the sysop which contains all found files!
; The trailing backslash in NETMAIL= is optional!
;
Sysop=Peter Hampf
Address=2:241/1090
Netmail=N:\Mail ; Driveletter is *NOT* affected by MAP=
;
; End Controlfile!