vars.el.in

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;;;; File: vars.el
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;;;; This file contains almost all the variables used in lyskom.
;;;;


(setq lyskom-clientversion-long 
      (concat lyskom-clientversion-long
	      "$Id$\n"))

(defvar lyskom-dummy-variable-to-fool-the-byte-compiler)

(defvar lyskom-mule-compiled
  (eval-when-compile (and (fboundp 'multibyte-string-p)
                          (multibyte-string-p "ÅÄÖ")))
  "Non-nil if the client was compiled with multibyte characters enabled")

(provide 'lyskom)

(require 'lyskom-defvar "defvar")

(defconst lyskom-global-boolean-variables '(
  kom-created-texts-are-read
  kom-dashed-lines
  kom-presence-messages
  kom-print-number-of-unread-on-entrance
  kom-read-depth-first
  kom-reading-puts-comments-in-pointers-last
  kom-confirm-multiple-recipients
)
  "List of flags that are to be saved as booleans in the common block.

Don't change these. They are defined by the protocol.")

(defconst lyskom-global-non-boolean-variables '(
  kom-default-mark
)
  "List of flags that are to be saved in the common block.
These are the non-boolean ones. See: lyskom-global-boolean-variables.

Don't change these. They are defined by the protocol.")



(defun lyskom-protect-variable (sym) 
  "Protect SYM from being killed when deleting local variables."
  (put sym 'permanent-local t)
  (lyskom-local-variable sym)
  (add-to-list 'lyskom-protected-variables sym))

(defun lyskom-local-variable (sym)
  "Define SYM as a buffer-local variable"
  (add-to-list 'lyskom-local-variables sym))

(defun lyskom-inherited-variable (sym)
  "Define SYM as a variable that is inherited when creating new buffers.
Inheritance only works with the LysKOM buffer handling functions."
  (add-to-list 'lyskom-inherited-variable sym)
  (lyskom-protect-variable sym))

(defun lyskom-setup-local-variables ()
  "Set up all globally defined local variables in the current buffer."
  (mapcar 'make-local-variable lyskom-local-variables)
  (mapcar 'make-local-hook lyskom-local-hooks))

(defvar lyskom-is-loaded nil
  "Non-nil when lyskom has been loaded.")

(defvar lyskom-have-one-login nil
  "Non-nil after the first login")


(def-kom-var kom-dont-read-saved-variables '(kom-dont-read-saved-variables
                                             lyskom-login-hook)
  "*Non-nil means don't read some variables from the server.
t means don't read any variables. A list means don't read variables that
are in the list.")

(defmacro lyskom-maybe-setq (var value)
  "This is a wrapper around setq that does nothing
if the variable is in kom-dont-read-saved-variables."
  `(cond ((eq kom-dont-read-saved-variables t) nil)
         ((memq ,var kom-dont-read-saved-variables) nil)
         (t (set ,var ,value))))

(defmacro lyskom-maybe-setq-default (var value)
  "This is a wrapper around setq-default that does nothing
if the variable is in kom-dont-read-saved-variables."
  `(cond ((eq kom-dont-read-saved-variables t) nil)
         ((memq ,var kom-dont-read-saved-variables) nil)
         (t (set-default ,var ,value))))

;;;; ================================================================
;;;;                     Variables and constants.


;;; User flags

(def-kom-var kom-text-links
  '((t ("\\<bug[ \t\n]+\\([0-9]+\\)\\>"
	"http://bugzilla.lysator.liu.se/show_bug.cgi?id=\\1"
	0 t)))
  "*Links in the text.
This list is an alist where the car is a conference number and the cdr
a list of link specifications for that conference. Use the value t as the
car to apply the specification in all conferences. Each link specification
is a list \(PATTERN REPLACEMENT HIGHLIGHT IGNORE-CASE), where PATTERN is
a regexp to look for in the text, REPLACEMENT is a replacement text to 
generate a URL from a match for REGEXP (see the NEWTEXT argument to 
replace-in-string for more information), HIGHLIGHT is the match group to
highlight in the LysKOM buffer (use 0 for the entire match) and IGNORE-CASE
is a flag: when non-nil case is ignored when looking for REGEXP."
  server)


(defconst kom-old-farts-text-prompt-strategy
  '((kom-comment-previous . ((t   . lyskom-get-previous-text)
			     (nil . lyskom-get-previous-text)))
    (t . ((t   . lyskom-get-last-read-text)
	  (nil . lyskom-get-last-read-text)
	  (0   . lyskom-get-text-at-point)
	  (-     lyskom-get-text-above-point (lambda (&optional args) 1))
	  (listp . lyskom-prompt-for-text-no)
	  (lyskom-plusp . lyskom-get-explicit-text)
	  (lyskom-minusp  lyskom-get-text-above-point abs))))
"Put in your `kom-pick-text-no-strategy-alist' to get the 0.46 behaviour:
 * No prefix argument refers to the most recently read text.
 * The prefix argument zero refers to the text under point.
 * A positive prefix argument is interpreted as a text-no.
 * A negative prefix argument will try to find the text-no
   of the text `arg' messages above point from the current
   kom buffer.")

(defconst lyskom-old-farts-text-prompt-strategy
  kom-old-farts-text-prompt-strategy
  "Obsolete: Alias for kom-old-farts-text-prompt-strategy.")

(def-kom-var kom-pick-text-no-strategy-alist
      '((kom-comment-previous . ((t   . lyskom-get-previous-text)
				 (nil . lyskom-get-previous-text)))
        (kom-private-answer-previous . ((t   . lyskom-get-previous-text)
                                        (nil . lyskom-get-previous-text)))
	(t . ((t   . lyskom-get-text-at-point) ; default for prompts
	      (nil . lyskom-get-text-at-point) ; no prefix arg
	      (0   . lyskom-prompt-for-text-no)
	      (-     lyskom-get-text-above-point (lambda (&optional arg) 1))
	      (listp lyskom-get-text-at-point-ancestor
		     (lambda (arg) (/ (logb (car arg)) 2)))
	      (lyskom-plusp . lyskom-get-text-below-point)
	      (lyskom-minusp  lyskom-get-text-above-point abs))))
      "Defines how prefix arguments are used to find a text-no to operate on.
The cars on the list are either one of the functions which invokes
`lyskom-read-text-no-prefix-arg' (typically the one of the kom-* functions),
or the value t for the strategy common to all such functions. For functions in
the list, the strategy is chosen from the cdr of that entry and, if and when
no matching rule was found that way, from the common strategy.

Each cdr on the list is an alist specifying when to do how when mapping a
prefix argument to a text-no.

The cars on this alist are the predicates for which the cdrs map functions that
retrieve the text-no to operate on. Each predicate is tested in turn on the
prefix argument, and when one returns non-nil, the cdr gets invoked, until the
list is empty or one cdr returned some non-nil value, whichever comes first. If
you like, the cars can also be the actual prefix-arg values (-, 0 or nil, for
example) that you want to invoke some special rule for. The value t means that
the behaviour given by the cdr stipulates the DEFAULT value for the prompt,
when one is shown.

The cdrs on the list may be either of:

* a function, in which case it gets called with four parameters: the prefix
  argument, the PROMPT that would be used to ask the user for a text-no, a
  (possibly nil) DEFAULT choice for that prompt, and a CONSTRAINT value, all
  as provided in the call to `lyskom-read-text-no-prefix-arg' (see its docs)
  Returning a positive integer means return that text-no. Returning a common
  lyskom format string aborts, showing your helpful error description. A nil
  return value means try successive rules instead to get a text-no.

* a list of two functions, optionally followed by additional list items,
  in which case the second function is called to change the prefix argument
  parameter for the first function, which is then called as above. Any extra
  items on the argument list will be appended to its argument list. Hence, a
  '(my-get-text-no abs 17 4711) entry would result in a my-get-text-no call
  (funcall my-get-text-no (abs prefix-arg) prompt default nil 17 4711)."
  )

(def-kom-var kom-url-transformation-rules 
  '(
    ("^http://[^/]*aftonbladet\\.se/.*/story/.*html?$" . "\\&.")
    )
  "*An alist specifying transformations to be applied to URLs.

Elements in this list are of the form `(REGEXP . NEWTEXT)'. Before an
URL is opened, it is transformed by replacing REGEXP with NEWTEXT.
Each element in the list is applied in order.

The list elements REGEXP and NEWTEXT correspond to the REGEXP and
NEWTEXT arguments to `replace-in-string'."
  server
  )


(def-kom-var kom-check-configuration-on-startup t
  "*When non-nil, check Emacs configuration on client startup.")


(def-kom-var kom-keyboard-menu-immediate-selection nil
  "*When non-nil, typing a keyboard shortcut in a keyboard menu selects
the item immediately, without requiring the user to press RET to confirm."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-edit-hide-add-button nil
  "*If non-nil, hide the add button shown after the headers when editing
a text."
  server
)

(def-kom-var kom-max-overlays 120
  "*Maximum number of overlays to use to highlight texts.
Each text uses one, two, three or four overlays, depending on settings.
Must be a positive integer or nil. If nil, the number of overlays will
be unlimited. Behavior of non-positive and non-nil values is undefined."
  server
)

(def-kom-var kom-highlight-text-body t
  "*If t, overlay kom-text-body-face on printed text bodies in LysKOM.
When this is enabled, an overlay or extent will be created that may
override certain aspects of the underlying text's formatting. Values
other than t or nil are reserved for future use."
  server
)

(def-kom-var kom-highlight-first-line t
  "*If t, overlay kom-first-line-face on the first header line of texts.
When this is enabled, an overlay or extent will be created that may
override certain aspects of the underlying text's formatting. Values
other than t or nil are reserved for future use."
  server
)

(def-kom-var kom-highlight-dashed-lines t
  "*If t, overlay kom-dashed-lines-face on the lines surrounding texts.
When this is enabled, an overlay or extent will be created that may
override certain aspects of the underlying text's formatting. Values
other than t or nil are reserved for future use."
  server
)

(def-kom-var kom-async-highlight-text-body t
  "*If t, overlay kom-text-body-face on asynchronous messages in LysKOM.
When this is enabled, an overlay or extent will be created that may
override certain aspects of the underlying text's formatting. Values
other than t or nil are reserved for future use."
  server
)

(def-kom-var kom-async-highlight-dashed-lines t
  "*If t, overlay kom-dashed-lines-face on the lines surrounding messages.
When this is enabled, an overlay or extent will be created that may
override certain aspects of the underlying text's formatting. Values
other than t or nil are reserved for future use."
  server
)

(def-kom-var kom-extended-status-information nil
  "*If t, list extended status information for all objects in LysKOM.
Extended status information include such information as read FAQs.
Values other than t or nil are reserved for future extensions."
  server
)

(def-kom-var kom-auto-list-faqs t
  "*If non-nil, list unread FAQs when entering a conference or logging
on to the server."
  server
)

(def-kom-var kom-auto-review-faqs t
  "*If non-nil, automatically review unread FAQs when entering a
conference or logging on to the server."
  server
)

(def-kom-var kom-allow-incompleteness nil
  "*If nil, commands like kom-list-news will wait for the prefetch.
If this flag is set to t, some commands may give incomplete answers,
but it might make them faster, especially during the login phase."
  server
)

(def-kom-var kom-bury-buffers t
  "*Controls the behaviour of kom-next-kom and its cousins.
If this variable is non-nil the current buffer is sent to the back
of the buffer list when one of the commands `kom-next-kom',
`kom-previous-kom' or `kom-next-unread-kom' is invoked."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-write-texts-in-window nil
  "*Where to edit texts. One of nil, 'other, 'new-frame, 'other-frame, a string
or a buffer.

nil means edit texts in the same window as the LysKOM buffer.
'other means edit in another window, creating it if necessary.
'other-frame means edit in another frame, if there is one.
'new-frame means create a new frame for editing. The frame will be removed 
          when editing is finished.
A string or buffer means edit in the indicated buffer."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-view-commented-in-window 'other
  "*Where to view commented texts. See kom-write-texts-in-window for details."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-edit-filters-in-window nil
  "*Where to edit filters. See kom-write-texts-in-window for
more information."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-list-membership-in-window 'other
  "*Where to list membership. See kom-write-texts-in-window for
more information."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-personal-messages-in-window 'other
  "*Where to display personal messages. See kom-write-texts-in-window 
for more information."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-customize-format 'long
  "*Format of the customize buffer. Must be long or short."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-user-prompt-format "%[%c% %m%] - "
  "*Format of LysKOM prompt when waiting for input."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-user-prompt-format-executing "%[%c% %m%]."
  "*Format of LysKOM prompt when executing a default command"
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-enabled-prompt-format "%[%c% %m%] # "
  "*Format of LysKOM prompt when in enabled mode."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-enabled-prompt-format-executing "%[%c% %m%]."
  "*Format of LysKOM prompt when executing a default command in 
enabled mode."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-anonymous-prompt-format "%[%c% %m%] (%a) - "
  "*Format of the LysKOM prompt when running anonymously."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-anonymous-prompt-format-executing "%[%c% %m%] (%a)."
  "*Format of the LysKOM prompt when executing a command anonymously."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-show-week-number t
  "*If non-nil show the ISO week number when displaying the time."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-cite-string ">"
  "*String to insert before each line of a commented text."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-created-texts-are-saved nil
  "*If non-nil, save all created texts to a file. 
The value of this variable is the file name on which to save new texts."
  server
  inherited)

(def-kom-var kom-created-texts-are-read nil
  "*Non-nil means automatically mark texts that you create as read."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-mark-read-texts-as-read-in-new-recipient t
  "*When t, silently mark texts as read when they are added to a new
recipient, if they have been read in any conference. When nil, do not
mark as read. Values other than t or nil are reserved for future
extensions."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-customize-in-window nil
  "*Where to customize LysKOM. See kom-write-texts-in-window."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-prioritize-in-window nil
  "*Where to prioritize conferences. See kom-write-texts-in-window."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-default-mark nil
  "*If non-nil (must be an integer), the user is not asked for type of mark."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-symbolic-marks-alist '(("Standard" . 100))
  "*Assoc list which maps symbolic mark strings to mark numbers."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-reading-puts-comments-in-pointers-last t
  "*If non-nil, the texts are shown with comment references at the end."
  server
  inherited)

(def-kom-var kom-review-uses-cache t
  "*If non-nil, review commands don't use the cache."
  server
  inherited)

(def-kom-var kom-review-marks-texts-as-read nil
  "*If non-nil, review commands mark the reviewed texts as read."
  server
  inherited)

(def-kom-var kom-postpone-default 17
  "*The number of articles to postpone by default."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-dashed-lines t
  "*If non-nil, all texts will be surrounded by lines of dashes."
  server
  inherited)

(def-kom-var kom-long-lines nil
  "*If non-nil, some lines and borders will be made longer."
  server
  inherited)

(def-kom-var kom-text-footer-dash-length 52
  "*If non-nil, the total length of the text footer, when dashes are in use.
Note that the footer may end up longer than this if one or more elements
together are longer than this length.

This length is currently ignored when kom-text-footer-format is used."
  server
  inherited)

(def-kom-var kom-text-header-dash-length 60
  "*If non-nil, the total length of the dashes before a text body.
If kom-dashed-lines is non-nil, this is ignored."
  server
  inherited)



(def-kom-var kom-text-footer-format nil
  "*If non-nil, this specifies the format of a text footer.

The following format directives are legal:

    %n      The text number.
    %p      The number of the author.
    %P      The name of the author
    %-      A bunch of dashes
    %f      Information about the text in parentheses.

Format letters can be prefixed with a number specifying the minimum
field width. The field width can be prefixed with an equals sign which
means that the field is exactly as wide as specified (contents may be
truncated). A negative field width means left justify the contents.

The field width of %- is special. It specifies the maximum number of
dashes printed. The actual number will be the maximum minus the
length of the author's name, if it is included anywhere in the format
string.

When set, this variable overrides kom-dashed-lines and
kom-show-author-at-end.

The default format is equivalent to the following strings, depending on 
the settings of kom-dashed-lines and kom-show-author-at-end.

kom-dashed-lines    kom-show-author-at-end      Format
t                   t                           \"(%n) /%P/%42-%f\"
t                   nil                         \"(%n) %42-%f\"
nil                 t                           \"(%n) /%P/ %f\"
nil                 nil                         \"(%n) %f\"
"
  server
  inherited)



(def-kom-var kom-show-creating-software nil
  "*If non-nil, show the creating software of each text, if specified."
  server
  inherited)

(def-kom-var kom-show-author-at-end t
  "*If non-nil, the author will be shown at the end of each text."
  server
  inherited)

(def-kom-var kom-truncate-threshold nil
  "*If non-nil, truncate long texts when reviewing.
If the text is longer (in lines), the threshold it will be
truncated to `kom-truncate-show-lines' length."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-truncate-show-lines 10
  "*How many lines to show after truncating.
If the text is truncated by `kom-truncate-threshold', show this many
lines.  If this is greater than the threshold, the threshold will be
used."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-print-number-of-unread-on-entrance t
  "*If non-nil, print automatically the number of unread articles when
entering a conference."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-show-unread-in-frame-title t
  "*If non-nil, show an unread indicator in the frame title of each
LysKOM session."
  server)

;; In the common block of the user-area is a simple boolean variable
;; `presence-messages'.  The control of presence messages in the Emacs
;; Lisp client is more advanced, using two non-boolean variables instead
;; (`kom-presence-messages-in-echo' and `kom-presence-messages-in-buffer').
;;
;; Keep track of the common block variable too, although it isn't used here.
;; `lyskom-save-options' sets it before saving it in obvious cases,
;; but generally it's not possible to know what value it should have.
;; (It could also be used for default values for the presence options for
;; users converting from another client, but that isn't done.)

(def-kom-var kom-presence-messages t
  "Equivalent of the variable `presence-messages' in the user-area.
This is a boolean where other clients may store whether the user wants
messages about people logging in and out of LysKOM.  Here this is instead
controlled by `kom-presence-messages-in-echo-area' and
`kom-presence-messages-in-buffer', so only use this variable to
influence what this client stores in the common block of the user-area."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-presence-messages-in-echo-area t
  "*If non-nil, LysKOM prints continuous info about what other people are doing.
Info is printed on the echo area and never in the buffer. If minibuffer is
used, no message is printed.

A list of integers means show messages for those users.

The value 'friends means show messages for the users in kom-friends.

The value 'morons means show messages for the users in kom-morons.

The value 'friends-and-morons means show messages for the users in 
kom-friends and kom-morons.

If you want the messages in the buffer, you could set the variable 
kom-presence-messages-in-buffer."
  server)



(def-kom-var kom-presence-messages-in-buffer nil
  "*If non-nil, LysKOM prints information about what other people are doing in the buffer.
All printing is done just before the prompt.

If nil no messages are printed.
If 'presence, messages about people logging in, out and people 
changing name are printed."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-show-where-and-what t
  "*Non-nil means kom-who-is-on shows from which machine the user is running
and what he is doing."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-show-since-and-when nil
  "*Non-nil means kom-who-is-on shows when the user connected and when
he last was active."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-idle-hide 30
  "*The number of minutes of idle-time before a user is excluded from the list
of users. This can be overridden by a prefix argument to `kom-who-is-on'."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-show-footnotes-immediately t
  "*Non-nil means show footnotes immediately following the text."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-follow-comments-outside-membership nil
  "*Show comments in conferences you are not a member of.

If this variable is nil, texts with no recipient you are a member of
will not be shown."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-follow-attachments t
  "*Follow attachments as if they are regular comments."
  server)

;;(def-kom-var kom-who-buffer-size-when-displaying 10
;;  "Size of window to display the who-buffer.
;;This is used when executing the kom-display-who-buffer command."
;;  server)

(def-kom-var kom-read-depth-first t
  "*Non-nil means read comments and footnotes to a text before other texts."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-continuous-scrolling t
  "*Non-nil means scroll LysKOM window as text is inserted. The last viewed
position (generally the most recent prompt) will always be visible."
  server)


;; Should this be set to nil if baud-rate is low?
(def-kom-var kom-deferred-printing t
  "*Non-nil means delay printing of some information not in the cache.
You might want to turn this off to have the old, linear behaviour."
  server)

(def-kom-var lyskom-overlay-pool nil  
  "Pool of overlays"
  local)

(def-kom-var lyskom-defer-indicator "[...]"
  "String to display while LysKOM is waiting for the real string.")

(def-kom-var kom-review-priority nil
  "*If non-nil, the priority to use when reviewing texts. Set this to
255 or higher to avoid texts and conferences with higher priority to
break in while reviewing."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-higher-priority-breaks nil
  "*Non-nil means allow texts from conferences with higher priority to break in.
If the value is 'express, texts are allowed to break in the middle of a
comment chain. Otherwise we don't let them in until the end of the comment
tree."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-server-priority-breaks nil
  "*Non-nil means allow servers with a higher priority to break in.
Valid values are 'express, 'express-letters, 'letters, 'after-conf, 
'after-conf-letters, t and 'when-done.

'express means break immediately when a text arrives in a prioritized
session.

'express-letters means break immediately when a letter arrives in a 
prioritized session.

t means break after the current comment chain when a text arrives in 
a prioritized session.

'letters means break after the current comment chain when a letter
arrives in a prioritized session.

'after-conf means break after the current conference when a text
arrives in a prioritized session.

'after-conf-letters means break after the current conference when a
letter arrives in a prioritized session.

'when-done means prompt user to go to the next session with unreads
after everything has been read. This overrides kom-do-when-done as
long as there are sessions with unread texts.
"
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-view-text-hook nil
  "*Hook that is called before a text is shown. When the hooks are
called, kom-view-text-text is bound to the text mass of the 
text and kom-view-text-text-stat to the text-stat of the text
to be shown."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var lyskom-view-text-hook nil
  "Obsolete synonym for kom-view-text-hook."
  local-hook)


(def-kom-var lyskom-send-message-hook nil
  "*Obsolete synonym for lyskom-send-message-hook."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var kom-send-message-hook '(lyskom-send-message-trim-newlines)
  "*Hook that is called before a personal, group or common message is sent. 

When called, lyskom-message-string is bound to the message that will be sent
and lyskom-message-recipient to the conf-stat of the recipient or nil if
the recipient does not exist or if the message is a common message.

If lyskom-message-string is set to nil by a hook, the message will not
be sent."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var kom-send-message-setup-hook nil
  "*Hook that is called when the minibuffer is entered to read a message."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var lyskom-send-message-setup-hook nil
  "*Obsolete synonym for kom-send-message-setup-hook."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var kom-send-message-exit-hook nil
  "*Hook that is called when the minibuffer is exited after reading a message."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var lyskom-send-message-exit-hook nil
  "*Obsolete synonym for kom-send-message-exit-hook."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var kom-send-text-hook nil
  "*Hook that is called before sending a text. Hook functions return t to
signal success and nil to prevent the text from being sent. Note that this
hook is called before the text headers are parsed, so it is possible that
sending will be canceled or recipients altered after calling this hook."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var lyskom-send-text-hook nil
  "*Obsolete synonym for kom-send-text-hook."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var kom-after-load-hook nil
  "*Hook to run once after LysKOM is loaded.")

(def-kom-var lyskom-after-load-hook nil
  "*Obsolete synonym for kom-after-load-hook.")

(def-kom-var kom-change-conf-hook nil
  "*Hook to run when changing conferences.
The functions in this list are run with two arguments. The first is the 
current conf-no and the second is the conf-no being changed to.

This hook is run before lyskom-current-conf is changed, and before any
standard messages have been printed."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var lyskom-change-conf-hook nil
  "*Obsolete synonym for kom-change-conf-hook"
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var kom-after-change-conf-hook nil
  "*Hook to run when changing conferences.
The functions in this list are run with two arguments. The first is the 
current conf-no and the second is the conf-no being changed to.

This hook is run after lyskom-current-conf is changed, and after any
standard messages have been printed."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var lyskom-after-change-conf-hook nil
  "*Obsolete synonym for kom-after-change-conf-hook."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var lyskom-login-hook nil
  "*What to do when logged in.
This hook is called after we have logged in but before any command is
accepted from the keyboard. It is called immediately before
kom-login-hook."
  local-hook)

(def-kom-var kom-login-hook nil
  "*What to do when logged in.
This is a list of commands that are executed after we have logged in but before
any command is accepted from the keyboard. See also lyskom-login-hook."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-confirm-add-recipients t
  "*When non-nil, offer to add cc-recipient instead of full recipient."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-do-when-done '(kom-review-all-marked-texts kom-display-time)
  "*What to do when all texts are read.
This is a list of commands and lists of commands that are prompted for
and executed when there are no more new texts.  The last element in
the list is the one that will never be removed from the list.
A command can be one of:

type			prompt
------------------------------
lyskom-function		from the lyskom-command-name function
command			\"Command:\" (name of function or definition of
			lambda expression)
keyboard macro		\"Command:\" (keyboard macro definition)"
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-page-before-command nil
  "*This is a list of all commands before which the screen is cleared.
If it isn't a list and isn't nil the screen is cleared before all commands."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-permissive-completion t
  "*If t, completion on logged-in persons will usually also include
persons who are not logged in. Values other than t or nil are reserved
for future use."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-unsubscribe-makes-passive t
  "*If non-nil subtracting oneself from a conference makes the membership
passive. A second leave will actually remove the membership."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-membership-default-priority 'ask
  "*Default priority when joining a new conference.
If a valid priority then new conferences are read with this priority. 
Otherwise ask the user for a priority.

Valid priorities are only the range 0-255."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-membership-default-placement 'last
  "*Tells the system where to put new conferences.
The value can be one of the following:
'first => before all other conferences.
'last => after all other conferences.
a number => at that position
otherwise => the new conference is entered after all conferences."
  server)

(def-kom-var lyskom-current-prompt nil
  "The current prompt or nil.
This is either nil, indicating that there is currently no prompt, or
a symbol indicating which command is prompted in the LysKOM buffer."
  local)

(def-kom-var lyskom-current-prompt-text nil
  "The current prompt text or nil.
This is either nil, indicating that there is currently no prompt, or
a string indicating the prompt shown in the LysKOM buffer."
  local)

(def-kom-var lyskom-current-prompt-args nil
  "The current prompt arguments.
These are arguments used to format the current prompt."
  local)

(def-kom-var lyskom-current-prompt-timestamp nil
  "The creationtime of the current prompt.
This is used when updating the prompt and on lyskom-start-of-command."
  local)

(def-kom-var lyskom-need-prompt-update nil
  "Non-nil if all prompts need to be updated."
  local)

(def-kom-var kom-show-personal-messages-in-buffer t
  "*Buffer to show personal messages in.
If nil, discard them.
If t, insert them in the *kom* buffert.
If non-nil and non-t this should be a buffer or a name of a (possibly
nonexistent) buffer in which the message is inserted."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-pop-personal-messages nil
  "*Non-nil means pop up a buffer with personal messages as they arrive.
kom-show-personal-messages-in-buffer decides which buffer to pop."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-ding-pause-amount 0.1
  "*Amount of time to wait between successive beeps.")

(def-kom-var kom-ding-on-new-letter nil
  "*Non-nil means ding if a message arrives in the letter box. See 
kom-ding-on-priority-break for valid values."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-ding-on-priority-break 1
  "*Non-nil means ding if a higher priority text or conference breaks in.
A number means the number of times to ding. A string is an argument for the
program named by kom-audio-player."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-ding-on-wait-done 1
  "*Non-nil means ding when busy-waiting finishes.
A number means the number of times to ding. A string is an argument
for the program named by kom-audio-player. A symbol is interpreted as a 
function to call."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-ding-on-common-messages 0
  "*Non-nil means ding as alarm messages arrive. 
A number means the number of times to ding. A string is an argument
for the program named by kom-audio-player. A symbol is interpreted as
a function to call. A list consisting of pairs (KEY . VALUE) is used
for fine-grained control. The list is searched for a pair where KEY
matches the sender identity. The corresponding VALUE is used as the
specification on how to beep."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-ding-on-group-messages 1
  "*Non-nil means ding as group messages arrive.
A number means the number of times to ding. A string is an argument
for the program named by kom-audio-player. A symbol is interpreted as
a function to call. A list consisting of pairs (KEY . VALUE) is used
for fine-grained control. The list is searched for a pair where KEY
matches the recipient identity. The corresponding VALUE is used as the
specification on how to beep."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-ding-on-personal-messages 2
  "*Non-nil means ding as personal messages arrive.
A number means the number of times to ding. A string is an argument
for the program named by kom-audio-player. A symbol is interpreted as
a function to call. A list consisting of pairs (KEY . VALUE) is used
for fine-grained control. The list is searched for a pair where KEY
matches the sender identity. The corresponding VALUE is used as the
specification on how to beep."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-ding-on-no-subject 2
  "*How to ding if the user has not entered a subject line.
A number means the number of times to ding. A string is an argument for the
program named by kom-audio-player. A symbol is interpreted as a function 
to call."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-audio-player "audioplay"
  "*Program to play audio files."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-ignore-message-senders nil
  "*List of senders whose personal, group and alarm messages are ignored."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-ignore-message-recipients nil
  "*List of recipients you do not want group messages to."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-show-personal-message-date t
  "*Show date on personal messages is non-nil."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-default-message-recipient 'group
  "*Determines default recipient of personal messages.

'everybody means the default recipient is everybody.
'group     means the default recipient is the group to which the last
           message was sent, if it was a group message. If the last message
           was a personal message or a common message, it means the same as 
           'sender. 
'sender    means the sender of the last message received."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-filter-outgoing-messages t
  "*t if outgoing remote-control messages and automatic replies are not
to be displayed in the buffer."
  server)


(def-kom-var kom-friends nil
  "*List of people whose names should be formatted using kom-friends-face.
Also used in kom-who-is-on-and-friend. This is a list of integers (person
numbers)."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-morons nil
  "*List of people whose names should be formatted using kom-morons-face."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-dont-check-commented-authors nil
  "*List of recipients who do not need to be added to comments that they
might not see. Typically this list consists of import agents."
  server
  inherited)

(def-kom-var kom-smileys t
  "*Non-nil means to reformat smileys in text."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-text-properties t
  "*Non-nil means to insert text properties in the Emacs buffer for
various LysKOM elements.")

(def-kom-var kom-use-button-hints t
  "*Non-nil means use button hints for overriding default actions.")

(def-kom-var kom-autowrap t
  "*Non-nil means auto wrap articles with discretion.
A number means wrap articles shorter than the number (in bytes)."
  server)

(def-kom-var kom-keep-alive-interval 180
  "*The number of seconds between periodic requests used to keep the session alive"
  server)

(defvar lyskom-transforming-external-text nil
  "Dynamically bound to non-nil when transforming text in which text,
conference and person buttons are not expected.")

(def-kom-var lyskom-url-protocol-regexp
  "\\(file\\|ftp\\|gopher\\|http\\|https\\|news\\|wais\\|mailto\\|telnet\\):"
  "Regexp to match the protocol part of a URL.")

(def-kom-var lyskom-text-buttons
  '(
    ;; Text numbers
    ("\\(\\<[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]\\([0-9]\\)?\\([0-9]\\)?\\([0-9]\\)?\\>\\)" 
                                        ; Match
     text                               ; Button type
     0                                  ; Portion that's a button
     1                                  ; Portion that's the arg
     nil                                ; Face or nil (=default)
     )

    ;; Email

    ("\\(\\b\\|^\\)[^()<>@,;:\"\\\\\000- ]+@[^\000- <>;,.'\"!:?) \t\012\014]+\\(\\.[^\000- <>;,.'\"!:?)]+\\)+"
     email 0 0 kom-url-face)

    ;; URLs

    ("\\b\\(www\\|ftp\\|home\\)\\.[^\t \012\014\"<>|\\]*[^][\t \012\014\"<>|.,!(){}?'`:;]" 
     pseudo-url 0 nil kom-url-face)

    ("\\(file://\\|ftp://\\|gopher://\\|http://\\|https://\\|news:\\|wais://\\|mailto:\\|telnet:\\)[^\t \012\014\"<>|\\]*[^][\t \012\014\"<>|.,!(){}?'`:;]" 
     url 0 nil kom-url-face)
    ("<URL:\\s-*\\([^>]*\\)\\s-*>"
     url 1 1 kom-url-face)

    ;; JySKom enhancements

    ("<(?m[|ö]te[ \t\n\r]*\\([0-9]+\\)\\([^0-9>]?\\|[^0-9>][^>]*\\))?>"
     conf 0 1 nil)
    ("<(?text[ \t\n\r]*\\([0-9]+\\)\\([^0-9>]?\\|[^0-9>][^>]*\\))?>"
     text 0 1 nil)
    ("<(?person[ \t\n\r]*\\([0-9]+\\)\\([^0-9>]?\\|[^0-9>][^>]*\\))?>"
     pers 0 1 nil)

    ;; Info node reference

    ("\\*Note[ \n\t]+\\([^:\n]*\\(\n[^:\n]*\\)?\\):\\s-*\\(\\(([^\)]+)\\)?[^.,\t\n]*\\(\n[^.,\t\n]*\\)?\\)[.,\t]" 
     info-node 1 3 kom-url-face)

    )
  "List of buttons to install in the text mass of LysKOM objects. Each element is
a list consisting of REGEXP TYPE BUTTON-MATCH BUTTON-ARG-MATCH FACE.
REGEXP is the regexp to look for in the text.
TYPE is the button type. Valid button types are defined in lyskom-button-actions.
BUTTON-MATCH is the number of the parenthesized expression that is the actual button.
BUTTON-ARG-MATCH is the number of the expression to be used as the button argument.
FACE is the text face to apply to the button, or nil to use the default face.")

(def-kom-var kom-url-viewer-preferences '("emacs"
                                          "windows"
                                          "w3")