# Definitions of tnt terminal features depending on
# TERM environment variable
#
# syntax:
# <TERM> <termcap> <color> <charconv> <xtermkeys> <supp_hicntl> <auto_newline>
#
# <TERM>:
# terminal for which the following definitions are valid, wildcard '*' is
# allowed, file is searched from top to bottom
#
# <termcap>:
# 0: use hardcoded control codes for LINUX-console
# 1: use termcap control codes for TERM
#
# <color>:
# 0: no color attributes
# 1: color attributes, control codes hardcoded for LINUX-console
#
# <charconv>:
# 0: no character code translation
# 1: translation of some characters from IBM to iso8859-1
#
# <xtermkeys>:
# 0: assume normal codes for F-keys
# 1: assume xterm codes for F-keys
#
# <supp_hicntl>:
# 0: no suppression
# 1: display characters 128-160 as a period (.)
#
# <auto_newline>:
# 0: terminal does not go to next line on end of line
# 1: terminal goes to next line on end of line
#
#
# linux console: no termcap, color, no charconv, no xtermkeys,
#                no supp_hicntl, no auto_newline
console 0 1 0 0 0 0
con*    0 1 0 0 0 0
linux   0 1 0 0 0 0
# xterm or clones: termcap, no color, charconv, xtermkeys,
#                  no supp_hicntl, no auto_newline
xterm   1 0 1 1 0 0
# default: termcap, no color, charconv, no xtermkeys,
#          no supp_hicntl, no auto_newline
*       1 0 1 0 0 0