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These are some common TF variable settings and library files to load that are quite useful.
 
These are some common TF variable settings and library files to load that are quite useful.
 
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/set refreshtime=100
/set refreshtime=100<br>
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/set prompt_usec=100
/set prompt_usec=100<br>
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/set wrapsize=88
/set wrapsize=88<br>
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/set wrapspace=2
/set wrapspace=2<br>
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/histsize 100000
/histsize 100000<br>
 
 
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<nowiki>;; allow space bar to continue page mode</nowiki><br>
 
<nowiki>;; allow space bar to continue page mode</nowiki><br>
/require space-page.tf<br>
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/require space-page.tf  
 
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<nowiki>;; keybindings like those in bash (allows you to use up/down arrow keys to navigate command history, for example)</nowiki><br>
 
<nowiki>;; keybindings like those in bash (allows you to use up/down arrow keys to navigate command history, for example)</nowiki><br>
/require -q kb-bash.tf<br>
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/require -q kb-bash.tf
 
<nowiki>;; let ctrl-D delete word to the right</nowiki><br>
 
<nowiki>;; let ctrl-D delete word to the right</nowiki><br>
/bind ^D = /dokey DWORD<br>
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/bind ^D = /dokey DWORD
 
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/load -q alias.tf<br>
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/load -q alias.tf  
/load -q tools.tf<br>
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/load -q tools.tf  
/load -q speedwalk.tf<br>
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/load -q speedwalk.tf  
/speedwalk<br>
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/speedwalk  
/load -q tick.tf<br>
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/load -q tick.tf  
/ticksize 30<br>
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/ticksize 30
  
 
<nowiki>;; visual mode off</nowiki><br>
 
<nowiki>;; visual mode off</nowiki><br>
/visual off<br>
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/visual off
  
 
[[Category: TinyFugue Scripting]]
 
[[Category: TinyFugue Scripting]]

Latest revision as of 00:16, 13 October 2005

These are some common TF variable settings and library files to load that are quite useful.

/set refreshtime=100
/set prompt_usec=100
/set wrapsize=88
/set wrapspace=2
/histsize 100000


;; allow space bar to continue page mode

/require space-page.tf 


;; keybindings like those in bash (allows you to use up/down arrow keys to navigate command history, for example)

/require -q kb-bash.tf

;; let ctrl-D delete word to the right

/bind ^D = /dokey DWORD


/load -q alias.tf 
/load -q tools.tf 
/load -q speedwalk.tf 
/speedwalk 
/load -q tick.tf 
/ticksize 30

;; visual mode off

/visual off