; The INT2WHLP configuration file has sections and entries similar to
; Windows INI files.
; Sections have identifiers enclosed in brackets [], starting at the left
; margin. A section extends up to the next line starting with a left
; bracket [ at the left margin.
; Entries have identifiers starting at the left margin and extending up
; to an equal sign =. The value of an entry is the string or integer after
; the equal sign. INT2WHLP interprets digit 0 as boolean value false and
; any non-zero integer as boolean true when interpreted with the
; profileBoolean() procedure.
; Section and entry identifiers are not case sensitive, however spaces
; are significant caracters in identifiers. There may not be excessive
; spaces around the equal sign in entries (i.e. only spaces which are part
; of the identifier or value).
; A semicolon ; at the left margin identifies a comment.

; In the following text enabled identifiers specify default program
; settings (unless otherwise noted), and commented-out identifiers are
; examples of valid values.

; The FILES section specifies the pathes for the input and output files.
; These values can also be specified as program parameters, program
; parameters take precedence over values defined in the configuration
; file. The program will request values if neither program parameters,
; nor the configuration file, define values.
[FILES]
inPath=
; inPath=c:\interrup
; The input files are in directory C:\INTERRUP.
outPath=
; outPath=.
; Pass the output files to the current directory.

; The OPTIONS section specifies values which can also be set by program
; parameter options. Program paramter options take precedence over values
; specified in the configuration file.
[OPTIONS]
build=
; build=(WINENV | APP1) & TESTBUILD
; Copies the build expression to the HPJ file's [OPTIONS] section build=
; entry. See also the [BUILDTAGS] section. Program option -b. Note that
; the OR operator "|" cannot be passed as a program option, only the
; configuration file can pass the OR operator to the program.
compression=none
; compression=medium
; compression=high
; Sets HC31 compression option. Program option -c.
filterFile=
; filterFile=INTWIN.FLT
; Should be empty for a compilation of the entier Interrupt List, or define
; a filter file for a partial compilation. Program option -f.
; NOTE! It is recommended not to perform a partial compilation because
; references to tables may be missing.
singlesInMain=0
; singlesInMain=1
; If 1, interrupt numbers with only one entry are inserted directly in the
; compressed index rather than a reference to a one-entry subindex, provided
; that the number of compressed index columns is set to 1. singlesInMain=1
; may be an advantage for a strongly filtered list. Program option -1.
twoIndexes=1
; twoIndexes=0
; Enables or disables the expanded index. Program option -2.
errorLog=0
; errorLog=1
; Disables or enables HC31's log file OutPath\INTWIN.ERR. Program option -e.
headers=1
; headers=0
; If 1, insert a header for each new interrupt number in the expanded index.
; Program option -h.
indexColumns=1
; indexColumns=4
; indexColumns=8
; indexColumns=16
; Specifies the number of columns in the compressed index. Program option -i.
markKeys=1
; markKeys=0
; Controls whether or not keywords (like "See also:", "Notes:") are marked
; (bolded). The program compiles the List 20% faster, and HC31 yields a 1%
; shorter .HLP file when disabled, but the readability of the result is lower.
; Program option -m.
longKeys=1
; longKeys=0
; Specifies whether both long and sort versions of interrupt search keys are
; used, or short versions only.
; Program option -l.
;keywordTable=
keywordTable=T
; Specifies whether all keywords shall go to the primary keyword table in
; intwin.hlp, or table keywords #nnnn shal go to the TWBTREE table
; (paramter T). Other catagories may be included in future versions of
; INT2WHLP.
; Program option -k.
equalBlanks=1
; equalBlanks=0
; Specifies whether or not spaces are inserted around the equal sign in
; register search strings, e.g. "INT 21 AH = 4C" or "INT 21 AH=4C". Program
; option -q.
releaseNo=60
;releaseNo=41
; releaseNo=40
; Controls Interrupt List release number dependent behavior of INT2WHLP.
; Implemented influence:
;   releaseNo<41:  Tables are not treated as separate topics, no table cross
;		   references.
; Program option -r
scrollIndexTitle=1
; scrollIndexTitle=0
; Index windows have a general header and a title. If scrollIndexTitle=1,
; the title scrolls with the rest of the index window, otherwise the title
; is part of the non-scrolling header region. Program option -s.
tableWindow=1
; tableWindow=0
; If 1, tables referenced from text (with a #nnnn hotspot) appear in
; a secodary window. The table can be copied to the main window with a
; "Copy to main" hotspot included in all tables.
; If 0, tables appear in the main window.
; Program option -t
expandedIndex=1
; expandedIndex=0
; 1 or 0 causes the Interrupt List Index initially to pop up in expanded (all
; entries in one window) or in compressed (index with subindexes) format.
; Program option -x


; The CONFIG section defines WINHELP setups and defaults.
[CONFIG]
pos and size=
; pos and size=(0,0,980,1023)
; Defines the position and size of the initial main window. The format is
; (xpos,ypos,width,height) and valid values are 0..1023, defining 1024th
; of the screen witdh and hight. xpos+width and ypos+hight may not exceed
; 1023.
secondary pos and size=(43,0,980,1023)
; secondary pos and size=(243,0,780,850)
; Defines the position and size of the secondary window. The format is the
; same as for "pos and size". The initial size of a secondary window MUST
; be defined. Users of large, high resolution screens may prefer the choice
; that is disabled above.
; The entry is ignored if secondary table windows are disabled.
background=
; background=(255,255,255)
; Defines the background color of the normal text window in the format
; (red,green,blue). Valid values are 0..255. (255,255,255) defines a
; white background color.
header background=
; header background=(255,255,192)
; Defines the background color of the non-scrolling part of the windows.
; (255,255,192) defines a light yellow color.
text font=modern Courier New
; Defines the font used for the plain text. Due to the tables in the
; Interrupt List, this should be a fixed pitch font, and because it should
; be a TrueType font to take advantage of the font sizing, Windows 3.1
; has no alternatives. "modern" is the font family (modern=fixed pitch,
; roman=proportionally spaced serif, swiss=proportionally spaced sans serif),
; and "Courier New" is the font name.
; If point size 10 or 12 (see deciPoints) is used, the bitmapped font
; "modern Courier" can be used, though.
header font=roman Times New Roman
; header font=swiss Arial
; Font used for headers.
deciPoints=90
; deciPoints=95
; deciPoints=100
; deciPoints=120
; 10 times the font point size. A 9 point font can be displayed on a
; standard VGA screen without the need of horizontal scroll. The point
; size is not true typographical point size, it varies with screen
; resolution and size, and a larger point size is preferable for a high
; resolution screen with small dimensions. HC31 assigns size in half-points,
; corresponding to deciPoints increments of 5.
header deciPoints=140
header 2nd deciPoints=120
; Two font sizes used in the headers.

; The INTWINCONFIG section is optional and is not used for program generated
; output. Entries in the section are copied to the help project file's
; [CONFIG] section. It can be used to insert macros in the final help file.
;[INTWINCONFIG]
;InsertItem("mnu_help","mnu_h","&INTWIN Help","JI(`',`idHelp')",0)

; The WINDOWS section defines the number of extra "windows" included in
; the compilation in addition to the Interrupt List.
[WINDOWS]
number=4
; Number of additional windows (5 are defined, but only 4 enabled).
; NB! number=0 is the program default, and the following windows are not
; defined by default.

; For each window defined by the [WINDOWS] number=n entry, there must be
; a section [WINDOW 1], ... [WINDOW 9], [WINDOW 10], ... [WINDOW n] with
; 3 obligatory entries and some optional entries.
[WINDOW 1]
title=Ports
id=idPorts
; title and id are obligatory entries defining the topic title and
; identifier (context string). [WINDOW i] sections with an empty title=
; or id= entry are ignored, and a warning is printed on the screen.
; See comment "Help windows topic titles and identifiers" in INT2WHLP.INC
; for reserved identifiers.
type=2
; There are 3 window types: type=1 are single entry windows referenced
; directly from the main index. type=1 is the default type. type=2 are
; windows with their own index, which is referenced from the main index.
; The differences between type=1 and type=2 are the browse chain linkage
; and the default "file n type=" value. type=3 defines a window with at
; least one RTF file defining the window properties. The RTF file must
; have a topic with the identifier (context string) defined by id=, and
; that topic should have a title defined by title= and contain an index
; for the system.
; files=1
; The entry files= defines the number of files included in the current
; window. Only type=3 windows can have more than one file, and files=1 is
; the default value.
file 1=ports
; For each file i = 1..n defined by the files=n entry (normally only 1)
; there must be a file i=<file name> entry specifying a file. See a later
; paragraph about default directories and extensions.
;
; file 1 type=2
; There are 4 file types: file i type=1 are files passed to the program's
; ProcessFile() procedure. file i type=2 are files passed to the program's
; ProcessPort() procedure. file i type=3 are RTF files defining their own
; and other included files' properties. file i type=4 are files assigned
; their own titles and identifiers (context strings). type=4 files are
; passed to the program's ProcessFile() procedure, and they should be
; referenced from an RTF file.
; The default file i type= value is the window's type= value.
; Files' default directories depend on the file types. File types 1 and 2
; are typically files included in the Interrupt List: PORTS.LST, MEMORY.LST
; etc. Therefore, the default directory for file types 1 and 2 is the
; InPath directory. File type 3 are typically the user's own file or one
; of the RTF files supplied in this package, so the default directory
; is 1) the current directory or 2) INT2WHLP's home directory. File type
; 4 are the users own files, and the default directory is the current
; directory.
; In all cases the full path (a path including a drive, the root, or the
; current or parent directory . or ..) can be specified to override the
; default directory.
; Type 2 files' default extension is .LST or, if .LST is not found, .A, .B,
; etc.. The first two lines in file .B and successive files are ignered. To
; compile a file without an extension include the extension dot, e.g.
; file 1=myfile., or rename the file.
;
; file i title=<title>
; file i id=<id>
; file i chain=<browse chain>
; Type 4 files have titles, identifiers, and browse chain definitions.
; The default values are "<window title> - i", "<window id>_i", and
; "<window id>:5" where i is the current file number. The empty value is
; legal for file i chain= and causes the file to be excluded from any
; browse chain.
; See comment "Help windows topic titles and identifiers" in INT2WHLP.INC
; for implemented browse chains.

[WINDOW 2]
title=Memory
id=idMemory
; type=1 is the default window type
; files=1 is the default number of files
file 1=memory.lst
; file 1 type=1 is the default type because the window type is 1.

[WINDOW 3]
title=CPU
id=idCPU
file 1=86bugs.lst

[WINDOW 4]
title=CMOS
id=idCMOS
type=1
file 1=cmos.lst

;[WINDOW 5]
;   (This part is disabled due to aliases required by the assosiated file)
;title=Miscellaneous Information
;id=MISC_INF_0
;type=3
; type=3 specifies a window with its own definition in an RTF file.
; MISC_INF_0 is the identifier (context string) for one of the topics in
; the RTF file. That topic is normally an index for other topics in the
; file.
;
; files=1 is the default number of files
;file 1=misc_inf.rtf
;   (misc_inf.rtf references context strings that should be defined in the
;    ALIAS part of the configuration file)
; file 1 type=3 is the default type because the window type is 3. It
; specifies an RTF file.

; The ALIAS section is optional and is not used for program generated
; output. It compiles an ALIAS list to the HPJ file. Two of the RTF files
; supplied in this pasckage (SEL_TOPC.RTF and MISC_INF.RTF) require
; some aliases.
; [ALIAS]
; id87err=INT 10 ---- - CPU-generated (80286+) - COPROCESSOR ERROR
; idVideo_00=INT 10 00-- - VIDEO - SET VIDEO MODE
; idVideo_1013=INT 10 1013 - VIDEO - SELECT VIDEO DAC COLOR PAGE (VGA)
; Each entry is of the form
;   id=<modified INT header>
; where id is a user defined identifier (context string) no longer than 18
; characters, and <modified INT header> is an INT header with flags removed
; from char. pos. 9+ (i.e. if char. 9 is not "-" then delete up to, but not
; including, a "-" character), and with a register value (from the divider
; line char. pos. 13-16) + a space inserted at char. pos. 8-12, as shown in
; the example. The program substitutes the actual identifier (context string)
; for the <modified INT header> and copies the id=actual_id part to an
; [ALIAS] section in the HPJ file. The example would result in an HPJ
; section (based on Interrupt List release 40):
;
; [ALIAS]
; id87err=10_1
; idVideo_00=10_2
; idVideo_1013=10_46
;
; The entries must appear in the same order as the <modified INT header>
; appear in the Interrupt List. The program can assign more than one user
; defined id to the same interrupt entry in the list, the entries must of
; course be consecutive and have identical <modified INT header> values.
;
; Empty lines and lines starting with a semicolon (;) are ignored.

; Also the TABLEALIAS section is optional and compiles an ALIAS list to the
; HPJ file. SEL_TOPC.RTF require some tabel aliases.
; [TABLEALIAS]
; idListList=21 52-- Format of List of Lists:
; Each entry is of the form
;   id=II FUNC <title>
; where id is a user defined identifier (context string) no longer than 18
; characters, II is a two digit hexadecimal number and FUNC is four characters
; describing the subfunction where the table is located. II and FUNC are also
; characters 11-12 and 13-16 of the previous divider line. <title> is the
; table's title. The program substitutes the actual identifier (context
; string) for the II FUNC <title> part and copies the id=actual_id part to
; an [ALIAS] section in the HPJ file, mixed with the output from an [AIAS]
; section in the configuration file. The example would insert in an HPJ
; [ALIAS] section an entry like (depending on Interrupt List release):
;
; idListList=t0724
;
; The entries must appear in the same order as the tables appear in the
; Interrupt List. The program can assign more than one user defined id to
; the same table.
;
; Empty lines and lines starting with a semicolon (;) are ignored.

; The INTWINCONFIG section is optional and is not used for program generated
; output. It is included to facilitate copying macros to the [CONFIG]
; section in the Help Project File.
; [INTWINCONFIG]
; InsertItem("mnu_help","mnu_hlp","&INTWIN Help","JI(`',`idHelp')",0)

; The BUILDTAGS section is optional and is not used for program generated
; output. It is included to support users' RTF files with conditional
; build. If the user's RTF files have build tags ("*" footnotes), the tags
; must be defined in a BUILDTAGS section in the configuration file.
; [BUILDTAGS]
; WINENV
; APP1
; TESTBUILD
;
; The BUILGTAGS section is simply copied to the HPJ file, ignoring empty
; lines and lines starting with a semicolon (;).
;
; See also the [OPTIONS] section's build= entry.

; The BAGGAGE section is optional and is not used for program generated
; output. It is included to support inclusion of baggage in the help file.
; [BAGGAGE]
; BAG.INI
;
; The BAGGAGE section is simply copied to the HPJ file, ignoring empty
; lines and lines starting with a semicolon (;).