; vim: set syn=dosini:
;
; IFP configuration
;
; Copy this file to "~/.ifprc" to customize your IFP configuration.  Any file
; "/etc/ifprc" contains system-wide IFP configuration that a "~/.ifprc" will
; override.  The format of the file is DOS .ini.
;
; You can explicitly specify an IFP configuration file by setting a value for
; IFP_CONFIGURATION, assigned to the path to the file before running an IFP
; program.
;

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[DEFAULT]
; Global configuration section.  This defines the plugin path, any list of
; libraries in precedence order, and assorted other IFP values.

; Plugin search path.  IFP defaults this if not set, but setting it here
; silences warnings.  May be overridden with IF_PLUGIN_PATH.

plugin_path=/usr/local/lib/ifp:/usr/lib/ifp


; One possible set of pluggable Glk library preferences.  May be overridded
; with IFP_GLK_LIBRARIES or by passing -glk <library> to an IFP program.  If
; not specified, IFP defaults to xglk where DISPLAY is set, glkterm if TERM
; is set, or cheapglk otherwise.

; glk_libraries=xglk,glkterm,cheapglk


; URL pause timeout and cache size (in bytes) before files are evicted from
; the cache.  These values are the defaults in IFP.  May be overridden with
; IFP_URL_TIMEOUT and IFP_CACHE_LIMIT.

; url_timeout=100000
; cache_limit=10485760


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; Interpreter configuration sections.  Each section is introduced with the
; interpreter name in [...] brackets.  To have a section apply to a specific
; release of an interpreter, append the release number with a '-', for
; example "[scare-1.3.3]".

; The value of the 'options' property in interpreter configuration sections
; is "command line options" to interpreter plugins when IFP activates a plugin.
; For example, to always run Geas with a dedicated input window, uncomment
; these two lines:

; [geas]
; options=-w