Fossil

/*
** SETTING: web-browser      width=30 sensitive
** A shell command used to launch your preferred
** web browser when given a URL as an argument.
** Defaults to "start" on windows, "open" on Mac,
** and "firefox" on Unix.
*/
/*
** SETTING: wiki-classes     width=40 block-text
** Defines classes for wiki pages that are recognized by the list
** of available wiki pages (displayed by /wcontent web page).
**
** Each line defines a single rule for a class using a triplet:
** Visibility   Label   Pattern
**
** Visibility is one of the following letters:
**
**     s  show on load, may be toggled afterwards
**     h  hide on load, may be toggled afterwards
**     d  hide permanently, checkbox disabled
**     x  exclude completely, no control in the submenu
**
** Label is a spaces-free name of the class shown in the submenu.
** This very same string is used as a value for HTML's class=""
** atributes on the corresponding rows (thus beware of mangling).
**
** Pattern is a GLOB pattern against which wiki page names are
** matched to distinguish a class. Case-sensitive pattern matching
** is performed if the Visibility is specified by a lowercase letter,
** otherwise pattern matching is case-insensitive (in which case
** the syntax of SQLite's LIKE operator applies).
** Pattern that consists of just a single * is a special case for
** catching all wiki pages that do not fall into any other class
** (this fallback does not depend on the case of the Visibility letter).
**
** If several consequtive lines share the same Label then this defines
** a single class that spans accross several patterns. In that case
** all Visibilities must also be equal (modulus upper/lower cases).
**
** Patterns are matched in the order of their appearance in the list.
** If a repository manages thousands of wiki pages and the /wcontent
** page is requested very frequently then server's CPU load may become
** a concern. In that case an administrator is advised to rearrange
** classes in the list in such a way that more patterns are matched
** earlier. In all cases it is advised to keep a special "catch-all"
** class in the bottom of the list.
*/

/*
** Look up a control setting by its name.  Return a pointer to the Setting
** object, or NULL if there is no such setting.
**
** If allowPrefix is true, then the Setting returned is the first one for
** which zName is a prefix of the Setting name.