#
# Sample spy configuration file
#
# Any line which has a '#' as the first non-whitespace character is
# considered to be a comment.  If the '#' symbol occurs anywhere else
# on the line, it is interpreted literally (i.e. it is not a comment).
#

#
#  Change the beep (which is quite loud and annoying under NT)
#
#beep aplay $HFS/houdini/config/Audio/Oops.aiff

#
#  To have spy not complain that you have to hit enter to continue after every
#  command, uncomment the following line.
#
#relaxprompt

#
#  To allow "relaxed" searching (i.e. searching for a string anywhere in a file
#  instead of searching from the beginning of the filename), uncomment the
#  following line.
#
#relaxsearch

#
#  Here are some example key mappings
#
#map P unix cat % | lp
#map x unix english(Current tag = %, current dir =) pwd
#map q quit
#map h jump	=$HFS/houdini
#map > jump	:?
#map < unix_cmd	:?
#map H patternpick =*.hip
#map p patternpick =*.pic

#
#  Spy has the ability to hide files from the display, this makes the display
#  cleaner and hides junk - showing only the interesting files.  Here are some
#  possible masks which can be used (or not).

#
#  Ignore mask 1 - all files starting with ., as well as any file named
#		   default.gif or Canceled.mail
ignoremask .* 1
ignoremask default.gif 1
ignoremask Canceled.mail 1

#
#  Ignore mask 2 - A nice developers mask on files
#
ignoremask *.o 2
ignoremask Makedepend 2
ignoremask CVS 2
ignoremask RCS 2
ignoremask .#* 2
ignoremask *.glimpse 2
ignoremask tags 2

#
#  Specify which ignore masks are implemented on start up.  Specifying a value
#  of 1 (second number) will turn the mask on by default.

#ignoredefault 1 1
#ignoredefault 2 1
ignoredefault 1 0
ignoredefault 2 0

#  It is also possible to map keys to toggle the ignore mask on and off.
#map 1 ignoretoggle =1
#map 2 ignoretoggle =2

#
# Spy can also color code filenames (except when running rlogged in).  The
# colors can be chosen from:
#	red, black, white, cyan, blue, purple, green or yellow
# These colors can also be prefixed with:
#	reverse_, underline_
#
# There are also some special patterns recognized:
#	-dir	Directory
#	-x	Executable file
#	-tagged	All tagged files
#
color *.hip  cyan
color core   reverse_red
color -dir   underline_yellow
color -x     purple
color -tagged underline_green

# Map a key to turn colors on and off
map C colortoggle
