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# TAC Config File
# 
# Example ~/.tacrc
#
# This file is sourced after the internal commands are
# registered but before log in.   You can use this
# file to set up default user and password, control
# certian options within the program, and even create
# your own commands.
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# By setting either of these you will skip the matching prompt.
#set SCREENNAME "myscreenname"
#set PASSWORD   "mypassword"

# If you have buddies you talk to frequently, you can place them
# here. Presets may now have 2 digits.  You can then reference
# them just by typing the number.
# set ::TAC(defbud,1) buddy1
# set ::TAC(defbud,2) buddy2
# set ::TAC(defbud,10) buddy3

# You can register frequently used chat rooms here, just like the
# buddies. Don't forget to join the room first!
# set ::TAC(defchat,1) TicToc
# set ::TAC(defchat,2) Linux
# set ::TAC(defchat,10) ChatRoom

# If there are away messages you use frequently, you can register
# them here, in spots 0-9.  So now you won't have to register the
# messages each time you sign on to TAC.
# set ::TAC(awaymessage,0) "At lunch, be back in an hour."
# set ::TAC(awaymessage,1) "Be right back"
# set ::TAC(awaymessage,2) "Sleeping. Be back when I wake up."
# set ::TAC(awaydef) "I am away right now."    ;# Default away message

# If you want buddies who IM you to be automatically added to the list
# (if there's room), uncomment the following line:
# set ::TAC(autobud) 1

# This is used to set a chat preset automatically every time you
# enter a chat room.
set ::TAC(autochat) 1

# Want to set your info? Make sure info.tcl is in the packages directory.
# tac_set_info "Info"

# To add timestamps to your messages:
# set ::TAC(time) 1

# To add timestamps on buddy arrive and leave:
# set ::TAC(btime) 1

# To add timestamps to chat messages
# set ::TAC(ctime) 1

# 12 or 24 Hour time in timestamps and /date command?
set ::TAC(time12) 12
# set ::TAC(time12) 24

# Log your IM sessions to a file.
set ::TAC(logfile) "~/.taclog"
# these can be either 1 or 0. Defaults to ON for all options.
set ::TAC(log) 1                ;# Whether or not to log at all
set ::TAC(logwhat,iim) 1        ;# log incoming IMs
set ::TAC(logwhat,oim) 1        ;# log outgoing IMs
set ::TAC(logwhat,ichat) 1      ;# log incoming Chat messages
set ::TAC(logwhat,ochat) 1      ;# log outgoing Chat messages
set ::TAC(logwhat,achat) 1      ;# log chat room announcements
set ::TAC(logwhat,session) 1    ;# log session start and end
set ::TAC(logwhat,buddyin) 1    ;# log when buddies sign on
set ::TAC(logwhat,buddyout) 1   ;# log when buddies sign off

# This controls whether chat room names or IDs are displayed
# (leave only one option uncommented)
# set ::TAC(nameid) 0		;# ID
set ::TAC(nameid) 1		;# name
# set ::TAC(nameid) 2           ;# both

# Pager options
set ::TAC(morestring) "--MORE--"  ;# String to be displayed in 'pager'
set ::TAC(pagerlen) 23            ;# Number of lines to display

# Registering new commands is simple.  Just create a procedure that
# the executes the action and register it with a regexp expression.
# Always use tac_output to place output to the screen. You may place
# as many as you like below.
# See the packages for some examples.