# Settings for the shell scripts of the desktop-profiles package 
# (those scripts wil source this file). 
#
# Should only contain shell variables and comments
###################################################################

##################################################################
# General settings (i.e. applying to all scripts in this package)
##################################################################

# Takes a (space separated) list of directories. Each of the dirs listed will
# be searched for .listing files, all found .listing files will be used by
# default.
LISTINGS_DIRS="/etc/desktop-profiles"

# Directory containing the cache of profile assignments 
# (cache is only generated when that makes sense)
CACHE_DIR="/var/cache/desktop-profiles"

# This determines how the desktop-profiles agent script deals with the 
# situation where the environment are already set by some other agent:
# - autocrat: assume desktop-profiles is the only actor allowed to touch 
#             the environment variables and ignore current setting of the
#             environment variables (this is also known as BOFH mode)
# - rude    : profiles activated by desktop-profiles take precedence over 
#             those already set in the environment variables
# - polite  : profiles activated by desktop-profiles give precedence to those 
#             already set in the environment variables
#             (allows user to override desktop-profiles)
# - sheep   : always follow the set environment variables 
#             (i.e. don't do anything, essentially deactivates desktop-profiles)            
PERSONALITY=polite

#################################
# SETTINGS FOR xsession.d script
#################################

# The set [KDE, GCONF, XDG_CONFIG, XDG_DATA, ROX, UDE] defines the valid 
# profile kinds. The following variable contains the subset of profile kinds
# for which you want to activate the profiles.
#
# Disabling profile kinds you don't need used to cause a noticable decrease
# in the time needed to run this script. The problem that caused that has 
# been solved and the difference is no longer really noticable, hence it's
# probably not worth the bother to mess with this.
ACTIVE_PROFILE_KINDS="KDE XDG_CONFIG XDG_DATA GCONF GNUSTEP ROX UDE"

##############################################
# SETTINGS FOR list-desktop-profiles 
# (and by extension the kommander gui script)
##############################################

# which field do we sort on by default?
# field 1 = profile name (default)
# field 2 = profile kind
# field 3 = profile location
# field 4 = profile priority
# field 5 = activation requirements
# field 6 = profile description
#SORT_KEY=

# any extra arguments to be passed to sort when sorting
# (this defaults to '--general-numeric-sort --reverse' when sorting precedence)
#SORT_ARGS=
  
# default regexp to be applied to the profiles' name field  
#NAME_FILTER=

# default regexp to be applied to the profiles' location field  
#LOCATION_FILTER=

# numerical test to be done on the profiles' precedence value
# (e.g. '-gt 0', '-ge 0', or '-lt 50')
# `test $PRECEDENCE $PRECEDENCE_FILTER` needs to be true
#PRECEDENCE_FILTER=

# default regexp to be applied to the profiles' requirements field  
#REQUIREMENT_FILTER=

# default regexp to be applied to the profiles' kind field  
#KIND_FILTER=

# default regexp to be applied to the profiles' description field  
#DESCRIPTION_FILTER=

# Set the default profile formatstring
#   You may use the variables NAME, LOCATION, PRECEDENCE, REQUIREMENT, KIND,
#   DESCRIPTION, FILE variables. The first 6 refer to the respective fields off
#   the profile, while FILE refers to the .listing file the profile is in.
#
#   Characters interpreted specially by the shell (such as ';') need escaping.
#FORMAT='$NAME\;$KIND\;$DESCRIPTION\;$PRECEDENCE\;$REQUIREMENTS\;$DESCRIPTION'