;; Generic TinyFugue configuration file
;; 1995-10-20 by Steven Alexander & John Chew
;; 1995-12-06 sa  erroneously uncommented lines commented out, title changed

;; Comments begin with one or more semicolons


;; Define servers.  If you type `tf' at the Unix prompt, you will be connected
;; to the first server listed.  To connect to one named (e.g.) `foo', type 
;; `tf foo' at the Unix prompt.  If you do not want to keep your server
;; passwords in this file for security reasons, then omit both your player
;; name and password from the following lines, and connect manually by
;; typing `connect name password' at the server.

/addworld posldoom yourname passwordforpd synge.math.toronto.edu   7777
/addworld marldoom yourname passwordformd eel.st.usm.edu           7777
/addworld wisdoom  yourname passwordforwd next7.cas.muohio.edu     8888

;; If you are connecting from a blacklisted site, you will have to create
;; a file (say `blacklist') that contains the line `/send PASSWORD'
;; (replace PASSWORD with the correct password) and append the name of
;; the file to each of the above lines, e.g.:
;;
;; /addworld posldoom name password synge.math.toronto.edu 7777 blacklist

;; Uncomment the following line to have TinyFugue log all output to a file.
;; You can also type this command by hand within tf, or `/log off' to stop
;; logging.

; /log -g ~/MOO.log

;; Uncomment the following line to display the time at startup, usually
;; for the benefit of the aforementioned log.

; /time

;; Redraw a crossword game board on a DOoM server whenever the clock is
;; started, typically at the beginning of a turn.  The following trigger
;; instructs TinyFugue to send the `b' (board) command any time it
;; receives a line ending in "starts [someone's] clock."

/trig *starts * clock. = b

;; Display the game log and redraw the board at the end of your game.  The
;; following trigger sends the `log2' and `b' commands whenever you see a 
;; line beginning with "> Final scores:" and containing your name later on.

/trig > Final scores:*yourname* = log2%;b

;; Uncomment this line to suppress the top and bottom column guides;
;;  this will prevent them from appearing as output.  The possible
;;  advantage is that you will not need to redraw the board as often.
; /gag *a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o*


;; Turn on windowing mode, that is, have output appear and scroll in the
;;  top 20 lines, your input in the bottom 3 [by default].
/visual on

;; Uncomment to make input window #lines specified; default is 3
; /set isize=2

;; Uncomment this line to have tinyfugue display the status that it is
;;  your move in bright letters.
;/partial Waiting for yourname to play

;; MACROS which automatically track when tracking information takes up
;;  only one line.
/trig *The bag contains 4[0-3]*   = track
/trig *The bag contains [1-3a-z]* = track

;; LINE SUPPRESSION
;; ================
;; The /gag commands prevent a line of a certain type from coming across
;; your screen.  You may want this in order to reduce the time it takes
;; to redraw a board on a slowish modem, or to be able to keep more of
;; the table talk on screen during a game.


;; Uncomment this line to suppress the line telling you what you have
;;  drawn, which is duplicative of information shown with the board
;/gag (You *now hold *

;; Uncomment to suppress the notice whose turn it is (which also shows
:;  on the board display)
;/gag It is * turn.

;; Uncomment to suppress the top and bottom column coordinates
;/gag *a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o*

;; These gags taken together will prevent anything but the board from
;; displaying (except for the notice that it has become someone's turn,
;; which you use to trigger a board redraw), allowing you to keep more
;; of the table talk on your small screen.

;; To turn off gagging for this session, type this during your tf session
;; /nogag
;; and to turn it back on:
;; /gag

;; Note that DOoM has its own distinct gagging feature allowing you to
;; suppress all comments of certain players.  Remember, tinyfugue commands
;; begin with "/".