
Usage: /SETENV [[<var> <value>] | LOAD | SAVE]
  Environment  variables  are  used to configurable MTalk.  /SETENV by
  itself  wil  display  the  list of variables.  /SETENV <var> <value>
  assigns  <value>  to  the  variable  <var>.  /SETENV LOAD loads your
  environment,  while  /SETENV  SAVE  saves  your  environment.   Your
  environment  is  loaded  everytime you enter MTalk.  You may specify
  your  own  variables,  if you want to save them.  Variables assigned
  with /SET can not be saved.

  The variables <var> currently has meaning are:

  Variable          Type    Purpose
  --------          ----    -------
  ActionsOn         TRUTH   If  Y  then  you  will  see others perform
                            actions.  Default is Y.
  AutoWildCards     TRUTH   If  Y  then append "*" to all names (e.g.,
                            usernames and  channelnames)  you supplied
                            as arguments.  Default is Y.
  ChannelLinger     TRUTH   If Y then you can stay in several channels
                            at  once.   ie.,   when  you  /ENTER a new
                            channel  you  don't  exit the current one.
                            Default is N.
  ClearScreen       TRUTH   If   Y   then   clear   the  screen  where
                            applicable.  Default is N.
  Color             TRUTH   Set  this  to  Y if your terminal supports
                            ANSI color.  Default is N.
  Comment           STRING  Text  other  users will see when they list
                            who is in your channel.
  COLS              NUMBER  Set  this  to  the  number of columns your
                            terminal supports.  Default is 80.
  DefaultChannel    STRING  The  name  of the default channel to enter
                            when  you  enter  conference.   Default is
                            pub.
  Echo              TRUTH   This  determines  whether  what  you typed
                            will  be  echoed.   If  you  are  using  a
                            chatline   on   your   terminal,   it   is
                            recommended  you set echo to N in order to
                            speed things up.  Default is Y.
  Filter            TRUTH   This determines whether to filter messages
                            with  coarse  language in it.  Only common
                            swear  words  can be detected.  Default is
                            N.
  HelpBar           TRUTH   In  /TALK  mode,  display a title bar with
                            help information.  Default is Y.
  Indentation       NUMBER  Would  you  like  left  justification  for
                            normal   sentences?   -1  means  set  left
                            justify  to  pass  the  user  name of each
                            message.  Default is -1.
  MsgBreaker        STRING  An  separator  for  incoming messages.  It
                            separates messages.  Default is --.
  MsgMarker         STRING  An  indicator as to where your message has
                            entered in the message stream.  Default is
                            <- inserted.
  OnInvite          STRING  Command   to  execute  when  other  people
                            invite you to their channel.
  OnEnter           STRING  Command   to  execute  when  you  enter  a
                            channel.
  OnTime            STRING  Command  to  execute  at  a specific time.
                            For  example,  "/SETENV OnTime *:00* /echo
                            ^GDing  Dong,  the  time  is \$time." will
                            display the time every minute.  If time is
                            "*"  the  command  will  be executed every
                            minute.
  OnMsg             STRING  Command  to execute when someone sends you
                            a private message by using /MSG.
  OnTalk            STRING  Command  to  execute when someone requests
                            to privately chat with you by using /TALK.
  Prompt            STRING  What  you  would  like as the command line
                            prompt.    You  can  use  any  environment
                            variable   in   the  prompt.   Default  is
                            [$channel|$time]> .
  PubMsgHeader      STRING  How the sender of the normal message is to
                            be displayed.  Default is <$sender>
  PubOCMsgHeader    STRING  Same as PubMsgHeader, but this is used for
                            messages coming from a channel that is not
                            the current one.  Default is
                            <$sendchan|$sender> .
  PvtMsgHeader      STRING  How  the  sender of the whisper or private
                            message  is  to  be displayed.  Default is
                            *$sender* .
  QuitAfterTalk     TRUTH   Whether  to  execute  /quit after you quit
                            /TALKing.
  ROWS              NUMBER  Set  this  to  the  number  of  rows  your
                            terminal supports.  Default is 24.
  SexMale           TRUTH   Are you male?  Sorry ladies, I had to make
                            male   as   the  default  because  of  the
                            male/female   ratio   in   the   computing
                            industry.  Default is Y.
  SubVar            TRUTH   Determines  whether  the  commands you are
                            executing, which contain "$" signs, should
                            have   these  variables  substituted  with
                            values  rather  than  leaving  the "$" and
                            variable name as is.
  SubMsgHeader      STRING  Optionally  formatted  header  to use when
                            you   submit  a  message  to  the  channel
                            operator   during   a   discussion   in  a
                            moderated channel.
  TalkOutWinHeight  NUMBER  The  number  of rows to use for the output
                            window  when  in  /TALK  mode.   If 0 then
                            don't  open the output window when you are
                            /TALKing.  Default is 10.
  WinTitle          STRING  The  title  of your window with you are in
                            /WIN  or  /TALK mode.   The  default title
                            displays  the  time,  your  nickname,  the
                            current channel name.
  WordWrap          TRUTH   Do  you  want all words not break apart at
                            the end of the line?  Default is Y.

  TRUTH = Truth value of Y (yes) or N (no).
  NUMBER = Integer between 0 and 255, but in some cases -128 to 127.
  STRING = Normal text.

  Example:
     /SETENV LOAD
     /SETENV WordWrap N
     /SETENV SAVE
     /SETENV Comment I am the best!
     /SETENV OnTime * /echo ^\$time

  See Also:
     /SET

