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# XD configuration file example
# Default location used by xd: $HOME/.xdrc
# If you don't have a file $HOME/.xdrc and did not specify a configuration
# file using the --config-file command line option then program defined
# defaults (shown here as well) will be used.
# All directives and values are interpreted case sensitively
# When directives are provided repeatedly the last directive will be used
# (except for ignore, which are all interpreted)
# The program defined default is shown where applicable as a commented out
# example
# The add-root directive determines when to perform an additional search
#starting from the root (/) directory:
# always - an additional search is always performed.
# if-empty - an additional search is performed if the initial search
# did not yield any directory.
# never - no additional search is performed.
#add-root if-empty
# The directories directive defines which directives are shown:
# all - show all alternatives, including symbolic links (symlinks)
# unique - do not show symlinks to directories
#directories all
# The ignore directives (multiple ignore directives are all interpreted)
# defines directories that should not appear in alternative
# lists. Specifications may end in a final *, indicating that all
# directories matching the provided pattern will be ignored.
# There is no default. Some exampes:
# ignore /usr/lib/bonobo/
# ignore /usr/lib/bonobo-activation/
# or, using a wildcard:
# ignore /usr/lib/bonobo*
# The start-at directive defines the origin of the search:
# home - start the search from the user's home dir.
# root - start the search from the root (/) directory.
#start-at home
# Specify the name of the history file if a history of previously made
# choices most be kept. If only the 'history' directive is specified the
# history file will be $HOME/.xd.his
# Remaining history- directives only have an effect if the 'history'
# directive is also specified
#history
# Specify the maximum lifetime of history items. Use D(ays), W(eeks),
# M(onths) or Y(ears), prefixed by a number. By default 1M is used
#history-lifetime 1M
# Specify the maximum size of the history. By default no limit.
# The value shown serves as an example.
#history-maxsize 10
# Specify the postion of the history items. When merely the directive is
# specified the history items are shown at the top of the
# list. Alternatively, use 'history-position bottom'
#history-position top
# When history-position is specified then 'history-separate' can be used to
# insert a blank line between history items and new alternatives.
history-separate
# Multiple ignore specifications may be specified. Directories matching the
# specification will not show up in the list of alternatives. Specifications
# should end in a *
#ignore /usr/lib/bonobo*
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