====== Crossfire Client configuration file defaults ======

The //defaults// file is usually located inside the **.**[[crossfire]] directory. \\
This file applies to the very old **X11** client for crossfire, \\
The newer gtk clients are using the [[gdefaults]] file as configuration file. \\

At the top of the file one reads :
<code conf>
# This file is generated automatically by cfclient.
# Manually editing is allowed, however cfclient may be a bit finicky about
# some of the matching it does.  all comparissons are case sensitive.
# 'True' and 'False' are the proper cases for those two values
</code>
The code in function //load_defaults()// in file //client/x11/x11.c// parses as follows :
<code c>
        if (inbuf[0]=='#') continue;
	/* IF no colon, then we certainly don't have a real value, so just skip */
	if (!(cp=strchr(inbuf,':'))) continue;
	*cp='\0';
	cp+=2;	    /* colon, space, then value */
</code>
Meaning, that lines starting with **#** are ignored, \\
lines need to contain a colon **:** or are ignored, \\
and may have any content. \\
The code then uses ''strcmp'' for the **keyword** and **True** and **False** , which is case sensitive; as in
<code c>
            if (!strcmp(inbuf,"cacheimages")) {
	    if (!strcmp(cp,"True")) want_config[CONFIG_CACHE]=TRUE;
	    else want_config[CONFIG_CACHE]=FALSE;
	    continue;
</code>

===== Entries ==

  * cacheimages: False
  * command_window: 10
  * font: -misc-fixed-bold-*-normal-*-18-120-100-100-c-90-iso8859-1
  * foodbeep: False
  * noautorepeat: False
  * port: 13327
  * scrollinfo: True
  * scrolllines: 36
  * server: localhost
  * showicon: False
  * sound: True
  * split: False