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/*
BB Configuration, Startup Commands, and Key Bindings
User customization goes in config.h, which is created by running `make`
(config.def.h is for keeping the defaults around, just in case)
This file contains:
- Global options, like which colors are used
- Column formatting (width and title)
*/
#include "bterm.h"
// Types:
typedef struct {
int key;
char *script;
char *description;
} binding_t;
typedef struct {
int width;
const char *name;
} column_t;
// Configurable options:
#define SCROLLOFF MIN(5, (termheight-4)/2)
#define CMDFILE_FORMAT "/tmp/bb.XXXXXX"
#define SORT_INDICATOR "↓"
#define RSORT_INDICATOR "↑"
#define SELECTED_INDICATOR " \033[31;7m \033[0m"
#define NOT_SELECTED_INDICATOR " "
// Colors (using ANSI escape sequences):
#define TITLE_COLOR "\033[37;1m"
#define NORMAL_COLOR "\033[37m"
#define CURSOR_COLOR "\033[43;30;1m"
#define LINK_COLOR "\033[35m"
#define DIR_COLOR "\033[34m"
#define EXECUTABLE_COLOR "\033[31m"
#ifndef SH
#define SH "sh"
#endif
// These commands will run at startup (before command-line arguments)
extern const column_t columns[128];
extern binding_t bindings[1024];
// Column widths and titles:
const column_t columns[128] = {
['*'] = {2, "*"},
['a'] = {21, " Accessed"},
['c'] = {21, " Created"},
['m'] = {21, " Modified"},
['n'] = {40, "Name"},
['p'] = {5, "Permissions"},
['r'] = {2, "Random"},
['s'] = {9, " Size"},
};
/******************************************************************************
* These are all the key bindings for bb.
* The format is: {{keys,...}, "<script>", "<description>"}
*
* Please note that these are sh scripts, not bash scripts, so bash-isms
* won't work unless you make your script use `bash -c "<your bash script>"`
*
* If your editor is vim (and not neovim), you can replace `$EDITOR` below with
* `vim -c 'set t_ti= t_te=' "$@"` to prevent momentarily seeing the shell
* after editing.
*****************************************************************************/
binding_t bindings[1024];
// vim: ts=4 sw=0 et cino=L2,l1,(0,W4,m1
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