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* *
* UNIPLEX Version 6 SPREADSHEET *
* ISSI: CONFIGURATION FILE *
* *
* *
* Sections start with the keywords; *
* #COMMANDS, #KEYWORD, #DEFAULTS, #MAPS, #FORMATS, #HELP *
* Each section ends with )) *
* Comments within sections are lines starting with * *
* Anything between sections is ignored. *
* *
* backslash followed by s is <space>: \s *
* this is needed by the FORMAT section. *
************************************************************************
************************************************************************
* *
* #COMMANDS are the words used to start a spreadsheet command. *
* *
* The first word (upto first space) of a command is matched against *
* this list and the longest leading string match is found. *
* Numbers, " and = are special cases. *
************************************************************************
#COMMANDS
BANG=!
BUFFER=buf
CALC=c
COMMENT=#
COPY=co
CURSOR=cu
CWIDTH=cw
DATA=d
* 'database' as required by the database in use on the system.
* DB should be duplicately defined, the longer version being 'invoke' or
DB=database
DB=db
DEFINE=def
DELETE=del
DOWN=DOWN
EDIT=ed
ELSE=el
ENDIF=en
EXIT=ex
FORMAT=f
GET=ge
GOTO=go
GRAPH=g
HDR=hdr
HELP=h
INIT=init
INPUT=inp
INSERT=ins
KILL=k
LABEL=lab
LASTCMD=$
LEFT=LEFT
LIST=l
LOCK=lo
MACRO=ma
MARK=mark
MOVE=m
MOVE=mo
NEW=n
PASTE=pa
PRECISION=pre
PRINT=cut
PRINT=pri
SETPRINT=set
QUIT=q
REDRAW=r
REPEAT=rp
RIGHT=RIGHT
RULER=ru
SAVE=s
SCROLL=scr
SPLIT=sp
STATUS=st
TITLE=t
UNLABEL=unlab
UNLOCK=un
UNSPLIT=uns
UP=UP
USE=u
VIEW=v
WNDOW=w
ZERO=z
))
************************************************************************
* *
* #KEYWORDS are used to build the remainder of a command. *
* Spreadsheet looks for exact longest string matches *
* *
************************************************************************
#KEYWORDS
* absolute/relative row and column chars.
* Must be single chars.
ACOL=C
AROW=R
ROW=r
COL=c
* single char codes for current cell (AT) and list labels (LBLSYM)
* if multi char sequence is required use F92 and F95 in uniplex.cmd
AT=@
LBLSYM=~
* standard separators, best not to redefine these
EQUAL==
COMMA=,
* mathematical operators.
* all but POW must be single char (common redef for pow is **).
DIVIDE=/
MINUS=-
PLUS=+
POW=^
TIMES=*
LPAREN=(
RPAREN=)
CONCAT=&
PERCENT=%
* logical operators.
* Note: LTE and GTE cannot be redefined => and =< because lexical
* analysis won't handle it (it's optimized for EQUAL).
* Note: GT symbol is also used in copy and move statements, so it's best
* not to redefine it.
GT=>
LT=<
EQ===
NEQ=!=
LTE=<=
GTE=>=
* string delimiters QUOTE and QUOTE2 must be a SINGLE characters
QUOTE="
QUOTE2='
* misc statement keywords
ALL=all
CENTRE=center
CENTRE=centre
CM_OFF=off
CM_ON=on
COLWISE=col
CONVERTER=conv
DATA=data
DATE=datefmt
DB=db
DEL_POINT=DEL_P
DEL_RANGE=DEL_R
DIF=dif
TEMPLATE=template
DOLLAR=$
DOWN=d
EFFECT=effect
EXPAND=expand
FMT_COMMA=comma
FORMAT=f
FORMAT=type
FRACSPEC=dec
FRACSPEC=frac
FROM=from
GRAPH=graph
GROUP=group
SIZE=size
HDR=h
HDR=hdr
KILL=kill
LABEL=lab
LABEL=label
LEFT=l
LEFT=left
LIMITS=lim
LIMITS=limit
MACROLEFT={
MACRORIGHT=}
MARK=mark
NATURAL=nat
ONESHOT=oneshot
OPTIONS=opt
* note REPEATCHAR defined as backslash needs \\
REPEATCHAR=\\
RIGHT=right
ROWWISE=row
RULER=ruler
SCIENTIFIC=sci
SPACING=spacing
STERLING=#
TEXT=text
TITLE=title
UP=u
VAR_POINT=X
WIDTH=width
X_PIPE=|
* function names
ABS=abs
AND=AND
ARCCOS=acos
ARCSIN=asin
ARCTAN=atan
ATAN2=atan2
AVG=avg
BAR=bar
CHOOSE=choose
COLFUNC=COL
COS=cos
COUNT=count
DATACELL=datacell
DATENUM=date
DAY=day
DAYINMON=day_mon
DEFCELL=defcell
DEGREES=deg
DIV=div
EMPTYCELL=empty
EVAL=eval
EXP=exp
FALSE=FALSE
FIXED=fix
FV=fv
IF=if
IN=in
INDEX=index
INTR_PER=period
INTR_RATE=rate
INTSPEC=int
IRR=irr
LENGTH=length
LINK=link
UNLINK=unlink
LOG10=log10
LOG=log
LOOKUP=lookup
MAX=max
MIDSTR=mid
MIN=min
MOD=mod
MONTH=month
NOT=NOT
NPV=npv
OR=OR
PI=PI
PIPE=pipe
PMT=pmt
PV=pv
RADIANS=rad
RAND=rand
ROOT=root
ROUND=rnd
ROWFUNC=ROW
RPT=rpt
RSHELL=rsh
RSHELL=rsh
RULES=rules
SELECT=where
SELF=self
SFV=sfv
SHELL=sh
SHELL=sh
SIN=sin
SINK_FUND=sink
SPV=spv
SRAND=srand
STDEV=stdev
STRCMP=cmp
STRCONV=str
STRLEN=len
SUM=sum
TAN=tan
TEXTCELL=textcell
LITRANGE=lit
TODAY=TODAY
TRUE=TRUE
VALCONV=val
YEAR=year
NA=NA
ERR=ERR
ISNA=isna
ISERR=iserr
* graph types, these must be defined, but cannot be translated.
* ugraph won't understand translated names (yet).
V_BAR=V_BAR
H_BAR=H_BAR
VS_BAR=VS_BAR
HS_BAR=HS_BAR
LINE=LINE
SCATTER=SCATTER
MAXMIN=MAXMIN
PIECHART=PIE
* The print effects
EF_A=bold
EF_A=b
EF_B=double
EF_B=dbl
EF_B=large
EF_C=underscore
EF_C=us
EF_D=ustext
EF_D=ust
EF_E=usbold
EF_F=italic
))
************************************************************************
* *
* #MAPS section *
* maps UNIPLEX keystroke cmds, from uniplex.cmd to spreadsheet cmds *
* *
* The spreadsheet commands may be macros. *
* Notes: For this section end of line is equivalent to pressing return *
* If its necessary to return to keyboard input then use {KB} *
* *
************************************************************************
#MAPS
*MAPS section for the new (AP) set of uniplex commands.
* delete word is unconfirmed kill of the current cell.
* ^O to open (insert) a row, ^X to delete a row.
* Now delete row is not confirmed (this might be dangerous?)
F03={NC}kill @
F06=del {ROW}
F09=ins {ROW}
* goto top of doc and goto bottom (max row)
F29=cu 1
F30=cu {MR}
* these macros switch text to numbers and numbers to text at a keystroke.
* only problem is ^T (to text) ^N (to number) have different meaning in WP.
* These commands would make good tapes!! but can't be commands 'cos the
* keystrokes have changed.
*F18=(OR(defcell(@),datacell(@),empty(@)))ex{}ed{}{67}d@=val({22}")
*F25=(OR(defcell(@),textcell(@),empty(@)))ex{}ed{}{67}"
* ESC = followed by a single digit selects the cut/paste buffer.
F077=buf {MSG 204}{K1}
* cut and paste stuff works as follows:
* Mark top left in same way for serial or block.
F052={5}mark <@{}{MSG 194}
F071={5}mark <@{}{MSG 194}
* when root for bottom right is recieved mark and put up prompt.
G005={5}mark >@{}{MSG 202}
* perform appropriate action on getting next letter
* Append, blank and leave do a cut.
F054={5}cut mark
F053={5}cut mark{}{NC}k mark
F055={5}cut mark{}{NC}k mark
F072={5}pri mark on 9 in {MSG 190}{INP}
F085={KB}
F096={5}cut mark >
*
* PASTE: on getting the paste root put up a prompt
*
G006={MSG 203}{KB}
*Then perform the require action on our marked area
F057={5}pa
F058={5}pa
F119={5}copy mark > @
F120={5}move mark > @
*Saving files now works as follows.
*Esc E = Save and unconfirmed quit.
*Esc W = Save
G014={MSG 214}{KB}
F061={5}save{}{NC}q
F062=q
F063={5}save
F074={5}save in {MSG 190}{INP}
*
*READ a file.
*
G007={MSG 207}{KB}
F073={5}inp from {MSG 190}{INP}
F065={5}inp from {MSG 190}{INP}
F151={5}get from {MSG 190}{INP}
*
* WINDOW commands:
* Generic G11: show msg 211
* Open, Close, Forward, Back, Link, Unlink, Switch.
* Note: Switch is same as forward for now, since SS doesn't support it.
* Lots more options are available via SS commands than are
* supported via keystrokes.
*
G011={MSG 211}{KB}
F170={5}spl {ROW}
F171={5}w+
F172={5}unspl
F174={5}w-
F173={5}w+
F176={5}w link
F177={5}w unlink
*
* MODES: rather a cheat here since we reuse some uniplex options.
* column will turn status on and off.
* options will turn view on and off.
* Insert and Edit are handled internally.
* headers on/off is missing.
*
G018={MSG 218}{KB}
F056={5}status
F050={5}view
*
* Some format options. LEFT RIGHT CENTER are supported via keystrokes.
* A cheat here, use lower case L to mean left.
*
G003={MSG 206}
F078={5}f@ right
F033={5}f@ center
F031={5}f@ left
F034={5}f@ us
))
************************************************************************
* *
* #DEFAULTS defines the default settings for a number of options. *
* *
* VIEW : view mode, on -> show cell contents on status line. *
* STATUC : status mode, off -> useful to speed up performance. *
* CALC : auto calculate mode *
* SCROLL : on -> scroll by single lines, off -> by pages *
* CURSOR : define cell pointer. *
* can be bracket pair, eg. () or effect eg. A *
* if not present then default uses PAINT ruler effect. *
* WINDOW : chars used for window indicator, top left of each window. *
* ROWS : maximum number of rows in the worksheet. -R flag overrides *
* COLS : maximum number of columns in the worksheet. -C flag overrides *
* WIDTH : default print page width. -w flag overrides. *
* LENGTH : default print page length. -l flag overrides. *
* COMPRESSED : on -> default print in small font. *
* PERCENT : percent multiply factor. format % multiplies by this val *
* EFFECT : 6 chars giving mapping of 6 ucalc effect onto print effects *
* see: EF_A - EF_F definition in #KEYWORDS section. *
* *
************************************************************************
#DEFAULTS
VIEW=on
STATUS=on
CALC=on
SCROLL=on
WINDOW=[]
ROWS=1024
COLS=256
WIDTH=112
LENGTH=42
COMPRESSED=off
PERCENT=100
EFFECT=AHCDEI
))
************************************************************************
* *
* #FORMATS section defines the available date formats and user *
* definable numeric formats. *
* *
************************************************************************
#FORMATS
* 1 is the list of day names; each name separated by a comma
* 2 is the list of month names; each name separated by a comma
* 3 should be the same as DATEFMT in #SYSTEM of uniplex.cmd
* 3 - 19 are the formats correspond to datefmt 1 - 16 in ucalc
*
* In a format key chars are D M and Y,
* D = Day number (1-31) M = Month number (1-12) Y = last 2 digits.
*
* or alternatively (but the same)
* DD = Day number (1-31) MM = Month number (1-12) YY = last 2 digits.
*
* or to put leading zero onto sigle digit days and months eg. 04/03/86
* 0D = Day number (01 - 31) 0M = Month number (01-12)
*
* or extended formats
* DAY = Day name (msg 90) MONTH = Month name (msg 91) YYYY = years AD.
*
* 123 equivalents
*
* datefmt style
* 8 DD-MMM-YY eg. 06-Jan-87
* 9 DD-MMM eg. 06-Jan
* 10 MMM-YY eg. Jan-54
* 11 MM/DD/YY eg. 01/06/87 (international long)
* 12 MM/DD eg. 01/06 (international short)
*
1 Sun ,Mon ,Tue ,Wed ,Thur,Fri ,Sat\s
2 Jan,Feb,Mar,Apr,May,Jun,Jul,Aug,Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec
3 MM/DD/YY
4 0M/0D/YY
5 DAY MONTH DD YYYY
6 DD MONTH YYYY
7 DAY DD MONTH YYYY
10 0D-MONTH-YY
11 0D-MONTH
12 MONTH-YY
13 0M/0D/YY
14 0M/0D
* 20 to 36 are for user defined formats. format syntax is as follows:
* they correspond to formats 1 to 16 in ucalc
* {COMPARISON VALUE [A-F][crl]}any text #.## etc etc...
* eg. {>=0}# {<0}(#) Will put brackets around negative values.
* eg. {>=0-l}#{<0Ar}# OD Value < 0 will be right justified, bold and
* have a following OD (overdrawn).
*
* fmt 1 is decimal point aligned.
* fmt 2 is backets around negative nos.
* fmt 3 is decimal point aligned negative nos in highlight.
* fmt 4 if the cell contains ZERO then display it as an empty cell.
* fmt 5 is invisble format for hiding secret data.
*
* Reserve 8-15 for forgign curreny formats.
* fmt 8 Duesch Mark
* fmt 9 French Franc
* fmt 10 Lira
*
*
20 {>=0}#.###{<0}-#.###
21 {>=0}# {<0}(#)
22 {>=0-}#.###{<0A}-#.###
23 {>0}# {==0} {<0}-#\s
24 {>=0}{<=0}
27 DM:{>=0}DM# {<0}(DM#)
28 F:{>=0}#F{<0}(#)F
29 L:{>=0}#L{<0}(#)L
))
************************************************************************
*
* HELP
* COMMAND=nnn HELP_SECTION
* where nnn is help msg number and HELP_SECTION is a section in the help file
*
************************************************************************
#HELP
NUMBER= 500 number
QUOTE= 501 quote
EQUAL= 502 equal
CALC= 503 calculate
COPY= 504 copy
CURSOR= 505 cursor
CWIDTH= 506 cwidth
DATA= 507 data
DB= 508 db
DEFINE= 509 define
DELETE= 510 delete
EDIT= 511 edit
FORMAT= 512 format
GET= 513 get
GRAPH= 514 graph
INIT= 515 init
INPUT= 516 input
INSERT= 517 insert
KILL= 518 kill
LABEL= 519 labels
LIST= 520 list
LOCK= 521 lock
MACRO= 522 macros
MOVE= 523 move
PASTE= 524 cut&paste
PRINT= 525 print
SAVE= 526 save
SPLIT= 527 split
TITLE= 528 title
UNLABEL= 529 labels
UNLOCK= 530 unlock
UNSPLIT= 531 unsplit
USE= 532 use
WNDOW= 533 window
ZERO= 534 zero
))