Defines
#define	CONFIG_DOWNLOAD 1
#define	CONFIG_ECHO 2
#define	CONFIG_FASTTCP 3
#define	CONFIG_CWINDOW 4
#define	CONFIG_CACHE 5
#define	CONFIG_FOGWAR 6
#define	CONFIG_ICONSCALE 7
#define	CONFIG_MAPSCALE 8
#define	CONFIG_POPUPS 9
#define	CONFIG_DISPLAYMODE 10
#define	CONFIG_SHOWICON 11
#define	CONFIG_TOOLTIPS 12
#define	CONFIG_SOUND 13
#define	CONFIG_SPLITINFO 14
#define	CONFIG_SPLITWIN 15
#define	CONFIG_SHOWGRID 16
#define	CONFIG_LIGHTING 17
#define	CONFIG_TRIMINFO 18
#define	CONFIG_MAPWIDTH 19
#define	CONFIG_MAPHEIGHT 20
#define	CONFIG_FOODBEEP 21
#define	CONFIG_DARKNESS 22
#define	CONFIG_PORT 23
#define	CONFIG_GRAD_COLOR 24
#define	CONFIG_RESISTS 25
#define	CONFIG_SMOOTH 26
#define	CONFIG_SPLASH 27
#define	CONFIG_APPLY_CONTAINER 28
#define	CONFIG_MAPSCROLL 29
#define	CONFIG_SIGNPOPUP 30
#define	CONFIG_TIMESTAMP 31
#define	CONFIG_NUMS 32

Detailed Description

Definitions to index into an array of most of the configuration options.

Instead of having a whole mess of variables of different names, instead use a common 16 bit signed array, and index into these - this makes processing in the GUI aspect of the GTK client much easier.

There are also 2 elements - want_options, and use_options. The former is what the player wants to use, the latter is what is currently in use. There are many options that can not be switched between during actual play, but we want to record what the player has changed them to so that when we save them out, we save what the player wants, and not what is currently being used.

Note that all the GUI interfaces may not use all these values, but making them available here makes it easy for the GUI to present a nice interface.

0 is intentially skipped so the index into this doesn't get a default if a table has a blank value

CONFIG_NUMS is the number of configuration options; don't forget to add to some of:

common/init.c config_names, init_client_vars, x11/x11.c load_defaults save_defaults gtk/config.c load_defaults save_defaults

and probably other places, if you add a new option.