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InfoMachine v1.0
(c) copyright 1994 by Charles Bloom
InfoMachine runs based on a user-created configfile.
This config file is very straightforward and easy to use.
The config file must always be in "ENV:InfoM.cfg", however the version you
edit should be the copy in ENVARC:
The format is as follows:
<ExecDOName>
<DirDOName>
<DefaultDOName>
<DOName>
<Pattern>
<DOName>
<Pattern>
<DOName>
<Pattern>
...
The <..DOName> lines are the filename for an icon (WITHOUT the .info)
The first line <ExecDOName> contains the name of the icon to write for
executeable AmigaDOS programs
the second line <DirDOName> contains the name of the icon to write for
directories (drawers)
The following lines contain a variable number of icons and patterns. These
patterns can be used to match filename-extensions to an icon. The icon's
name always precedes the pattern which will match it.
You can make one icon match multiple patterns by using the | operator
(see the AmigaDOS manual for more information on wildcards)
the <DefailtDOName> is the icon which is written if no other matches are
found
And example config file:
sys:icons/exec
sys:icons/drawer
sys:icons/data
sys:icons/pic
((#?.iff)|(#?.ilbm))
sys:icons/source
((#?.c)|(#?.h))
tada!
All pattern matching is case-insensitive, so a .C file and a .c file would
both get the "source" icon.