##
## This is the MultiView ttys file.
## -------------------------------
##
## If you wish to modify the behaviour of MultiView on a particular
##    real-tty, then the modifying parameters should be included in
##    this file.
##
## Currently, three aspects of MultiView's behaviour may be modified
##    per real-tty; these are:
##
##       (1) Line Discipline.  (Keyword is "ldisc")
##           ---------------
##           The line discipline which MultiView is to use on that 
##           tty.
##               Legal values are:
##                     "standard" for the standard line discipline
##                                (for a standard level of performance)
##                     "multiview" for MultiView's own line discipline
##                                (for an enhanced level of performance)
##               Default is "standard".
##
##           For example:   ldisc = multiview
##
##           Please consult the MultiView Configuration Guide, as the
##           MultiView line discipline cannot be used in all circumstances.
##
##       (2) Timeout Period.  (Keyword is "timeout")
##           --------------
##           The timeout period which MultiView should use during
##           processing of input window-manager keystrokes.
##               Legal value is numeric from zero upwards, and is the
##                           timeout period in tenths of seconds.
##               Default value is 10 (ie. one second).
##
##           For example:   timeout = 100
##
##       (3) Max. Windows.  (Keyword is "windows")
##           ------------
##           A limit on the number of windows which may be run-up on
##           that tty. This is constrained by MultiView to be at least
##           one, and cannot be greater than whatever overall maximum
##           the UNIX kernel is configured for.
##           This figure is inclusive of the local printer "window";
##           so, 7 would give 6 on-screen windows plus a local printer.
##
##           For example:   windows = 4
##
## For ttys which have common settings of the above parameters, but those
##    settings are not the default ones, you may include a tty name of
##    "others" in order to apply to all other ttys.
##
##    If present, "others" should appear as the last entry.
##
##    "others" may legally exist on its own in order to specify a global
##    default for all ttys.
##
## You may also use wildcards within the tty name as follows:
##         - a '?' will match any single character
##         - an '*' will match any number of trailing characters; note
##           that an '*' can only be used at the END of a tty name.
##
##    For example, tty??
##                 tty1?
##                 tty2*
##    (So, in actual fact, "others" is equivalent to "*")
##
## The syntax of an entry is as follows:
##     - a tty name followed by a colon. eg. tty01:
##     - the rest of the data presented in the form
##           keyword = keyvalue     eg. ldisc = standard
##       Keywords may be shortened to a minimum of 3 characters.
##
## Information for a particular tty may extend over one or more lines,
## as shown in the following example:
##
##  tty01: ldisc = multiview
##  tty02:
##        ldisc = standard
##  tty03: ldisc = multiview, tim = 100
##  others:
##        ldisc = standard
##        windows = 5
##        timeout = 10
##
## Now here's the real information:
##
others: ldisc = multiview
