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Annotation of 3BSD/cmd/ex/ex_vars.h, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: #define AUTOINDENT      0
        !             2: #define AUTOPRINT       1
        !             3: #define AUTOWRITE       2
        !             4: #define BEAUTIFY        3
        !             5: #define DIRECTORY       4
        !             6: #define EDCOMPATIBLE    5
        !             7: #define ERRORBELLS      6
        !             8: #define HARDTABS        7
        !             9: #define IGNORECASE      8
        !            10: #define LISP            9
        !            11: #define LIST            10
        !            12: #define MAGIC           11
        !            13: #define MAPINPUT        12
        !            14: #define NUMBER          13
        !            15: #define OPEN            14
        !            16: #define OPTIMIZE        15
        !            17: #define PARAGRAPHS      16
        !            18: #define PROMPT          17
        !            19: #define REDRAW          18
        !            20: #define REPORT          19
        !            21: #define SCROLL          20
        !            22: #define SECTIONS        21
        !            23: #define SHELL           22
        !            24: #define SHIFTWIDTH      23
        !            25: #define SHOWMATCH       24
        !            26: #define SLOWOPEN        25
        !            27: #define TABSTOP         26
        !            28: #define TTYTYPE         27
        !            29: #define TERM            28
        !            30: #define TERSE           29
        !            31: #define WARN            30
        !            32: #define WINDOW          31
        !            33: #define WRAPSCAN        32
        !            34: #define WRAPMARGIN      33
        !            35: #define WRITEANY        34
        !            36: 
        !            37: #define        NOPTS   35

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