#####################################################################
# the new mint style configuration for xaaes
# (it reuse the mint cnf parser :-))
#
# upper/lowercase don't matter for all keywords
# bool values can be expressed as 1/0, y/n, yes/no, true/false
# 
# Ozk: The values enabled resembles the xaaes.cnf file I use on my
#      Milan 040. 
#
# video mode select
# -----------------
# 
# Selects the video mode that XaAES will boot into. If not set mode = 1
# will be used, e.g. use current/default video mode.
# 
# If you don't have a Falcon <mode> can be:
# -----------------------------------------
#   - 2 =  320*200,  16 colour (ST-Low)
#   - 3 =  640*200,   4 colour (ST-Medium)
#   - 4 =  640*400,   2 colour (ST-High)
#   - 6 =  640*480,  16 colour (TT Medium)
#   - 8 = 1280*960,   2 colour (TT High)
#   - 9 =  320*480, 256 colour (TT Low)
#   
#   All other values are ignored!
# 
# If you have a Falcon <mode> is the sam argument as to the
# VsetMode() OS call:
# ---------------------------------------------------------
#   BIT     Name     Meaning
#   
#   0-2     BPS      Number of bitplanes:
#                    - 000 = 2colour
#                    - 001 = 4colour
#                    - 010 = 16colour
#                    - 011 = 256colour
#                    - 100 = 16bits/pixel (True colour)
#   
#   3       COL      Number of columns
#                    - 0 = 40
#                    - 1 = 80
#   
#   4       VGA      Monitor select
#                    - 0 = TV mode
#                    - 1 = VGA mode
#   
#   5       TVSEL    TV standard select
#                    - 0 = NTSC
#                    - 1 = PAL
#   
#   6       OVERSCN  Overscan flag (not valid for VGA)
#                    - 0 = don't overscan
#                    - 1 = overscan
#   
#   7       STMODES  ST Compatibility mode
#                    - 0 = Standard VGA video modes
#                    - 1 = ST Compatible Video modes
#   
#   8       VERTFLAG Vertical mode
#                    - VGA: 0 = standard
#                           1 = line doubling (half res)
#                    - TV:  0 = standard
#                           1 = Interlace (double res!!!)
#   
#   9-14    unused
#   
#   15               Additive mode bit for non standard resolutions
#                    If set, use the default screen resolution as preset by
#                    CentScreen.
#
# For example:
# 
# video = 26      will select 640*480*16colour VGA mode.
# video = 0x801a  will select 16 colour VGA mode in
#                 the resolution preset by centscreen.
# Note: 
# When you use a screenexpander like Screenblaster, you have to use
# the video option as well. This will make the Screenblaster-Software
# to show up the resolution-selection-menu.
# 
#video = <mode>
#video = 4

####################################################
# gradients = <value>    (default = 0)
#
# setting gradients to a nonzero value turns on use of
# color gradients in the window widget and aes object
# renderer in hc/tc color modes.
# THIS IS ONLY A TEMPORARY CONFIGURATION THAT WILL BE GONE
# LATER ON!!! Only turn this on if you have a fast machine
#
#gradients = 1

#####################################################################
# setenv name val ..... set up environment
#
#setenv NAME value
#
# The following are environment variables you are strongly adviced
# to set as soon as possible to ensure smooth operation of the
# system;
setenv ACCPATH		C:\
setenv ACCEXT		ACC,ACX
setenv GEMEXT		PRG,APP,GTP,OVL,SYS
setenv TOSEXT		TOS,TTP
setenv TOSRUN		c:\tools\toswin2\tw-call.app
setenv GEMJINGPATH	u:\d\sound\gemjing\gemjing.prg
setenv SDL_VIDEODRIVER	gem

#####################################################################
# naes_cookie = <bool>          (default is 'no')
#
# Some applications need to think they are running under N.AES, and
# don't use appl_getinfo() to check for function availability. This
# is terrible programming, and to all programmers feeling targeted;
# Fix your apps! XaAES can now provide a fake nAES cookie, so that
# more applicaitons will run correctly on XaAES, but there is also
# another terrible danger; Some N.AES calls return pointers to
# internal AES structures, which is kinda putting your testicles
# into the hand of a stranger and hope he is a friend. Such apps will
# definately crash when run on XaAES while thinking its on N.AES.
# Older versions of Taskbar work much better with naes_cookie = yes.
#
# See more info about this in newcalls.txt, it is possible to detect
# that the cookie is a fake one (and thus really the AES is XaAES).
#
naes_cookie = yes

#####################################################################
# use $HOME in shell_find
#
usehome = yes

#####################################################################
# dc_time = <time in ms>        (default is 50)
# 
# double click time (ms)
#
#dc_time = 35

#####################################################################
# mp_timegap = <time in ms>     (default is 3)
#
# Mouse packet time-gap. This is the time (in 200hz timer ticks) that
# must pass after a button-release event before a new button-press
# event is accepted by moose.adi. Because of unstable mouse-buttons,
# a button-press may follow immediately after a button-release, creating
# and "extra" mouse-click. This is especially annoying when releasing
# the right-button after a drag-session (Thing's directory-window, for
# example), and the "extra-click" fires some unwanted action.
#
#mp_timegap = 5

#####################################################################
# lrmb_swap = <bool>            (default is 'no')
#
# Swap left and right mouse buttons. Setting 'lrmb_swap = yes' will make
# XaAES swap the left and right mouse buttons.
#
#lrmb_swap = yes

#####################################################################
# Mouse wheel configuration.
#
# There are currently four configuration variables that is used to to set
# wheel configuration;
#
# vertical_wheel_id = <value>      (default is 0)
# vertical_wheel_amount = <value>  (default is 1)
# horizontal_wheel_id = <value>    (default is 1)
# horizontal_wheel_amount <value>  (default is 1)
#
# With 'vertical_wheel_id' you can choose which wheel you want to use as the
# vertical wheel. Likewise, you set the ID of the wheel you want to define as
# the horizontal wheel. Do NOT set the same value for both vertical and
# horizontal wheel ID's.
#
# With vertical_wheel_amount you can set the amount of lines to scroll per
# turn of the vertical wheel. Likewise, you can set the amount of columns to
# to scroll per turn of the horizontal wheel using 'horizontal_wheel_amount'.
# The value for these configuration variables must be a number between
# 1 and 20. Per now, this actually sets the number of WM_ARROWED messages
# send to the application per turn of the wheel.
#
vertical_wheel_id = 0
vertical_wheel_amount = 3
horizontal_wheel_id = 1
horizontal_wheel_amount = 3

#####################################################################
# redraw_timeout <time in ms>   (default is 500)
#
# redraw_timeout. This is the time in ms XaAES will wait for clients to
# service WM_REDRAW messages between actions that generate redraws,
# like moving/closing/opening/etc. windows. If a client is busy and this
# 'times out' happens, it is marked as lagging and XaAES will service the
# redraws for it. When this happens, XaAES just draws the areas not
# serviced with dark gray color until the client re-enters evnt_multi().
# For slow machines, this timeout must be higher (longer) than on faster
# machines.
#
redraw_timeout = 2000

#####################################################################
# menu = <string>               (default is 'leave')
#
# <string> can be 'pull', 'push' or 'leave'
#
#menu = push

#####################################################################
# popscroll = <value>           (default is 0)
#
# Set number of lines of a popup above which it will be made scrollable
#
#popscroll = 16

#####################################################################
# menupop_pids = <bool>         (default = 'no')
#
# Setting menupop_pids = yes makes XaAES list its clients in the client-list-
# menupopup using the following format;
#
# "  PPID(RPPID) -> PID Client nice name"
#
# where 'PPID' is the physical parent-pid of the Client (which is the AESSYS).
# 'RPPID' is the Process ID of the process that called shel_write() to start
# it, it is the "Real Parent PID". 'PID' is the Process ID of the client.
#
# If set to 'no' (the default), only the client's nice name (when available,
# else its 'proc_name') is listed.
#
#menupop_pids = yes

#####################################################################
# popup_timeout - Time in milliseconds before popups opens.  (default = 10)
# popout_timeout - Time in millisecods before popups close.  (default = 1000)
#
# With these two configuration variables you can configure menu/popup
# navigation to your liking. 'popup_timeout' sets the time in ms XaAES's
# menu/popup navigation waits before brining up the attachment for a given
# entry when mouse hovers over. 'popout_timeout' sets the time in ms before
# an entry's attachement is closed when mouse leaves, unless mouse enters
# another entry with an attachement in which case that new attachment is
# opened according to 'popup_timeout". 
#
# In normal AES menu/popup navigation it is possible to click, and select,
# a menu or pop entry that has an attachment. However, to be able to implement
# decent navigation, XaAES behaves slightly different from other AES's now;
#
# Single click entry without attachment - select it, like normal AES
# single click entry with attachment    - open it immediately,
#                                         like on most other GUIs
# Double click entry with attachment    - select it, like single-click on
#                                         normal AES
#
#
#popup_timeout = 50
#popout_timeout = 1000

#####################################################################
# toppage = bold or faint
#
# NO EFFECT
#
#toppage = faint

#####################################################################
# alert_windows = <value>       (default is 0xffff)
#
# THE IMPLEMENTATION IS NOT DEFINATE AND ONLY PARTIAL AS OF NOW!!!
#
# alert_window is a bitmask indicating which alerts coming via the
# alert pipe will be shown in a window. The idea is that this mask
# is used to tell the AES which alerts you want like this;
#  bit 0 set -> show alerts with no icon
#  bit 1 set -> show alerts with INFO icon
#  bit 2 set -> show alerts with QUESTION icon
#  bit 3 set -> show alerts with STOP icon
#  etc., etc.
#
# Because there is no consideration as to which icon is used
# (for example, kernel's PROCESS KILLED alerts have icon #1, the same
# as used for other warnings/informative ALERTS), the implemention
# is not complete. So for now use this to either turn off or on alerts
# altogether. To turn on alert windows, use a mask where all bits are set,
# 0xffff, and to turn off clear all bits, 0x0000
#
#alert_windows = 0x0000

#####################################################################
# icnfy_orient = <value>        (default is 3)
#
# This controls how XaAES arranges iconified windows. Currently the
# following orientations are available;
#
# 0 - Iconified windows are stacked top -> bottom starting at the
#     top/left of the screen. When one column is full, the next
#     column is being used.
# 1 - Iconified windows are stacked top -> bottom starting at the
#     top/right of the screen. When a column is full, windows are
#     stacked in the column to the left of the filled one.
# 2 - Iconified windows are placed in rows going left -> right starting
#     at the top/left of the screen. When a row is full, the row below
#     the current one is used.
# 3 - Iconified windows are placed in rows going left -> right starting
#     at the bottom/left of the screen. When a row is full, the row above
#     the current one is used.
#
# If you bit 8 in icnfy_orient value is set, then the starting position
# will be reversed. This means that for orientation 0, the windows will
# be stacked bottom -> top starting at the bottom-most position instead.
# Using a hexadecimal value is easy for better readability;
#
#icnfy_orient = 0x003   # Start at left/bottom of the screen and go towards
                        # the right/bottom.
#icnfy_orient = 0x103   # Start at right/bottom corner and go towards
                        # windows towards the left/bottm corner.
                        
#####################################################################
# icnfy_width  = <value>        (default is 72)
# icnfy_height = <value>        (default is 72)
#
# These sets the width and height of iconified windows.
#icnfy_width = 80
#icnfy_height = 80

#####################################################################
# icnfy_left = <value>           (default is 0)
# icnfy_right = <value>           (default is 0)
# icnfy_top = <value>           (default is 0)
# icnfy_bottom = <value>           (default is 0)
#
# These variables dictates how far from left, right, top and bottom edges
# of the screen the iconfied windows should be placed. This means that
# if icnfy_left is set to 4, iconified windows are always placed minimum 4
# pixels off the left edge of the screen. If you want to protect the area
# of the taskbar, for example, you can use icnfy_bottom = 16, for example,
# as that makes sure iconified windows never get closer to the bottom of the
# screen than 16 pixels.
#
#icnfy_left = 0
#icnfy_right = 0
#icnfy_top = 0
icnfy_bottom = 20

#####################################################################
# icnfy_reorder_to = <time in ms>  (default is 0)
#
# Setting this to a nonzero value will make XaAES rearragne the currently
# iconified windows when an iconified window is uniconified or hidden.
# This will also, later on, reorder iconified windows when an application
# that quits had iconified windows.
#
#icnfy_reorder_to = 100

#####################################################################
# next_active = <string>        (default is 'window')
#
# <string> can be 'client' or 'window'.
#
# Selects wether the previous active application or
# the owner of the previous topped (or only) window
# should be set active upon client termination.
#
#next_active = client

#####################################################################
#- DEPRECIATED - OBSOLETE
#-
#- close_lastwind = 'client' or 'window' (default is 'window')
#-
#- Selects what to do when the last window of a client is closed.
#-
#-   Setting to 'client' will keep the application whose
#-   last window is closed as the top application. This prevents
#-   XaAES from putting infront another application when the last
#-   window of the application currently infront is closed.
#-
#-   Setting to 'window' will make XaAES put the application
#-   who owns the foremost window infront, making it active.
#-   This is the normal behaviour done by other AES's we thinks.
#-
#- close_lastwind = client

#####################################################################
# app_options = appname,argument1,argument2,...
#
# This will let you configure application specific things.
# There are two special appname's you can use, one is 'default'
# and the other is 'aessys'. 'default' is used to set GLOBAL
# configuration which affects all applications. A 'default'
# configuration have to be specified first.
# With appname being 'aessys', you can specify configuration
# for the aessys's windows, like taskmanager, etc.
# All other appname's are considered to be individual applications,
# and settings for 'autos401' will only affect that one application
# whose filename is autos401.[prg,app,gtp] or whose nicename is
# autos401. "autos401" is Autosort v4.1, btw.
#
# Here's an overview of the currently available app_option
# arguments, default settings are active until changed by you.
#
# A <bool> value can be 'true','false','on','off','yes','no',
# '1' and '02
#
# A <value> must be a decimal value (for now).
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# windowner = <bool>      default: false
#
#     Will make XaAES show the name of the application
#     owning the window in the window's title.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# nohide = <bool>         default: false
#
#     Windows will not have the HIDE widget, and thus cannot be
#     hidden.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# xa_nohide = <bool>      default: true
#
#     Windows containing form_do() sessions will not have
#     the HIDE widget and thus not be hidable.
#     Autosort is one application that cannot have its
#     form_do() session hidden (or moved)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# xa_nomove = <bool>      default: true
#
#     Windows containing a form_do() session will not be
#     moveable. Autosort is one such application.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# noleft = <bool>         default: false
#
#     Windows can not be moved offscreen to the left.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# thinwork = <bool>       default: false
#
#     The "inner" 3d-effect is disabled. This 3d-effect 'frames'
#     the work-area of windows in a 3d-ish frame.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# nolive = <bool>         default: false
#
#     Disable live window move/resize/etc.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# winframe_size = <value>  default: 1
#
#     Set the size of window frame. A value of -1 sets
#     "overscan windows", which contains no frame or shadowing.
#     It is not recommended to set a value of -1 yet!.
#     A value of 0 will make windows without any borders.
#     positive values make window-frames larger.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# naesff = <bool>         default: false
#
#     N.AES Full Fix;
#     When naesff is set true, XaAES will send full WM_REDRAW
#     message when all four window coordinates change, which
#     happens when windows are FULLEd. This will fix redraw
#     problems with apps like Jinnee.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# inhibit_hide = <bool>   default: false
#
#     Setting this will prevent it from being hidden by XaAES, which
#     is very handy for applications like Taskbar, etc, that one
#     regards like "system apps".
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# clwtna = <value>         default: 1
# (Close Last Window Tops Next App)
#
#     Selects what to do when the last window of a client on top is closed.
#     This argument takes a value, 0, 1 or 2, which have the following
#     meaning;
#
#     0 - This keep the client whose last window is closed from being
#         untopped. This prevents XaAES from topping another
#         application when the last window it owns is closed.
#     1 - This will top the owner of the window below the closed
#         window. That is, the owner of the window previously ontop
#         will be topped. This is the normal behaviour found on
#         other AESs.
#     2 - This will top the previously topped client, regardless
#         of windows. Even when the previously active client dont
#         have any windows, it will get topped.
#
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
#	alt_shortcuts = <value>
# (Add shortcuts to dialog/alert)
#
#     0: no shortcuts
#     1: shortcuts for alerts
#     2: shortcuts for dialog
#     3: 1+2
# 
#     default: 3
# 
#  example:
#  app_options = diskus, alt_shortcuts = 0
# 
#  For teradesk >= 4 you need: app_options = DESKTOP, alt_shortcuts = 1
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# This default setting will make XaAES look closer to n.aes, but
# will require precision when grabbing the window border for
# resizing :)
#
#app_options = default, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 1
#
# This default setting will make XaAES look like it has been
# looking up to now;
#
#app_options = default, thinwork = false, winframe_size = 2
#
# This setting for autosort401 will make sure its window cannot be
# moved.
#
#app_options = autos401, xa_nomove = true
#
# Ataricq looks much better when the "inner" 3d effect is turned off
# with 'thinwork" and as small a windowframe as possible.
#
#app_options = ataricq, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 1
#
# Taskbar needs this to prevent it from being hidden, and it closing
# its only window should always top the previously topped app.
#
#app_options = taskbar, inhibit_hide = yes, clwtna = yes
#
#simple
#app_options = default,xa_nomove = false
#real
app_options = default,thinwork = true, winframe_size = 2, xa_nomove = false, clwtna = 0, nolive = true
app_options = xasys, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 3, xa_nomove = false, clwtna = 1, nolive = false
app_options = aessys, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 3, xa_nomove = false, clwtna = 1, nolive = false
#

app_options = toswin2, nohide = true,noleft=true
#app_options = pc_help, alt_shortcuts = 0
app_options = diskus, alt_shortcuts = 0
app_options = DESKTOP, alt_shortcuts = 1
app_options = jaygrpii, alt_shortcuts = 0
#app_options = autos401,xa_nomove = true
#app_options = ataricq,thinwork = true, winframe_size = 0
#app_options = jinnee, naesff = true
#app_options = nwatch, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 0
#app_options = popwatch, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 0
#app_options = taskbar, inhibit_hide = yes, clwtna = true
#app_options = amail, naesff = true
#app_options = mymail, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 0
#app_options = highwire, winframe_size = 0

#####################################################################
# ctlalta_survivors = <list of app-names>
#
# 'app-names' is the filename part of the program file, padded with
# spaces to fit 8 characters. This is NOT the 'nice' name. So, if your
# Toswin2 binary is named "tw2.app", you use "tw2     ". Each app-name
# is separated with comma.
#
# This will allow you to specify which applications XaAES does not
# attempt to terminate when user presses CTRL-ALT-A to quit all
# applications. Normally, this keycombo quits all running applications
# leaving only XaAES. However, most of the time, keeping certain
# applications running is preferred, such as the desktop, the taskbar,
# av-server application, etc, etc.
#
# One special name is '_aes_shell_', which will prevent XaAES from
# terminating the desktop loaded via "shell = " configuration variable.
# One can still use the name of the desktop program if it is konwn, but
# an easier way is to use '_aes_shell_', as that will work without
# further configuration modifications when one changes desktop from, say,
# Thing to Jinnee.
#
# If you want to bypass this setting, and quit ALL applications, leaving
# only XaAES, you can press ctrl-alt-shift-a.
#
# The following will keep the desktop, taskbar and toswin2 running after
# a ctrl-alt-a action;
#
#cltalta_survivors = "_aes_shell_", "taskbar ", "toswin2 "
#
#ctlalta_survivors = "toswin2 ", "strngsrv", "_aes_shell_", "taskbar "

#####################################################################
# kill_wo_question = <list of app-names>
#
# 'app-names' is the filename part of the program file, padded with
# spaces to fit 8 characters. This is NOT the 'nice' name. So, if your
# Toswin2 binary is named "tw2.app", you use "tw2     ". Each app-name
# is separated with comma.
# 
# This will allow you to specify applications which should be killed without
# question during shutdown. It is necessary because many apps dont react to
# the AP_TERM message, leaving the AES waiting for a maximum amount of time
# each time the user wants to quit or change resolution. Very annoying for
# the user, to say the least! Applications found in this list will be
# brutally killed immediately, so make sure you dont add clean apps to this
# list!
# Application authors: Make sure your apps dont end up on this list! :)
#
#kill_wo_question = "procalc", "mintsett"
# 
kill_wo_question = "ST-Guide"

#####################################################################
# clipboard = <path>   # path to clipboard
# accpath   = <path>   # path from which accs are loaded
# launchpath = <path>   # initial path for launcher
#
clipboard = c:\clipbrd\
accpath   = c:\
launchpath  = c:\tools\toswin2\tw-call.app
#####################################################################
# define external snapshot-program to be executed if xaaesnap is not loaded
#snapshot=u:/usr/local/bin/snapshot

#####################################################################
# widgets  = <file>
# resource = <file>
#
#resource = xa_mono.rsc
#widgets = widgets/homwdg.rsc
#widgets = widgets/styl_wdg.rsc
#widgets = widgets/nine-ozk.rsc
#widtets = widgets/baroqwdg.rsc
#widgets = widgets/ronb_wdg.rsc
#widgets = widgets/magicwdg.rsc

#####################################################################
#
#use_rsc_palette = yes

#####################################################################
#
#remap_cicons = yes

#####################################################################
# widget_auto_highlight = <bool> (default is 'no')
#
# When widget_auto_highlight is set true, standard window widget are
# automatically highlighted when mouse hovers over them. This is still
# very experimental, and widgets are not actually highlighted, they
# are just animated - that is redrawn in SELECTED status.
#
#widget_auto_highlight = yes

#####################################################################
# helpserver (like N.AES config, first is the default)
#
helpserver = HYP,ST-GUIDE,c:\tools\st-guide\st-guide.prg
#helpserver = HTM,CAB,e:\www\cab.app
#helpserver = HYP,HYP_View,c:\system\hyp_view\hyp_view.app
#helpserver = HTM,HighWire,d:\internet\www\highwire\highwire.app

#####################################################################
# cancel = string,string
#
cancel = cancel,abbruch,annuler,avbryt,anuluj,afbryd,undo

#####################################################################
# filters = mask, mask, ...
#
filters = *.*, *.[atpg]*, *.[chs]*, *.l*, *.o*

#####################################################################
# font_id        - Standard GDOS fontid for windows & stuff
# standard_point - Size of the 'standard' AES font (for window titles, etc)
# medium_point   - The same, but for low resolution screens
# small_point    - Size of the 'small' AES font
#
# defaults:
#
#font_id=1
#standard_point=10
#medium_point=9
#small_point=8

#####################################################################
# start any other programs with run
#
#run <path>\<application>
#run u:\opt\taskbar\taskbar.prg
#run u:\c\system\strngsrv\strngsrv.prg

run c:\tools\toswin2\toswin2.app
run c:\tools\ztask\ztask.app

#####################################################################
# system shell
#
#
#---------- Thing -----------
#
#setenv THINGDIR   u:\c\thing\thing
#setenv AVSERVER	  "THING   "
#setenv FONTSELECT "THING   "
#shell = c:\thing\thing\thing.app
#
#---------- Thing 1.27 -----------
#
#setenv THINGDIR   u:\c\desktops\thing127\thing
#setenv AVSERVER	  "THING   "
#setenv FONTSELECT "THING   "
#shell = c:\desktops\thing127\thing\thing.app
#
#---------- Jinnee ----------
#
#setenv AVSERVER   "JINNEE  "
#setenv FONTSELECT "JINNEE  "
#
#shell = c:\jinnee\jinnee.app
#
#--------- Teradesk ---------
#
setenv AVSERVER   "DESKTOP "
setenv FONTSELECT "DESKTOP "

shell = c:\desktops\teradesk\desktop.prg