Read settings from the -specified configuration file, in addition to -/etc/minttyrc and ~/.minttyrc. Configuration -changes are saved to the last file thus specified and not -read-only at the time of loading.
+specified configuration file, in addition to the default +config files. Configuration changes are saved to the last +file thus specified and not read-only at the time of +loading.-C, --loadconfig FILENAME
Read settings from the -specified configuration file, in addition to -/etc/minttyrc and ~/.minttyrc. The file is not -taken into account for saving configuration changes. This is -useful to mix-in partial configuration variants, -particularly colour schemes. However, -o -ThemeFile=FILENAME may be preferable.
+specified configuration file, in addition to the default +config files. The file is not taken into account for saving +configuration changes. This is useful to mix-in partial +configuration variants, particularly colour schemes. +However, -o ThemeFile=FILENAME may be +preferable.-e, --exec PROGRAM [ARG ...]
@@ -359,9 +359,9 @@The selected region is copied as "rich text" as well as normal @@ -376,11 +376,11 @@
The clipboard contents can be pasted using either the Paste menu -command, the Shift+Ins keyboard shortcut, or the -middle mouse button. Not only text but also files and -directories can be pasted, whereby the latter are inserted -as Cygwin file names. Shell quoting is added to file names -that contain spaces or special characters.
+command, the Shift+Ins or Ctrl+V keyboard +shortcuts, or the middle mouse button. Not only text but +also files and directories can be pasted, whereby the latter +are inserted as Cygwin file names. Shell quoting is added to +file names that contain spaces or special characters.Drag &
drop
@@ -392,11 +392,13 @@
Font
zoom
@@ -638,6 +640,7 @@
In configuration files, settings are stored as NAME=VALUE pairs, with one per line. By -default, they are read from /etc/minttyrc and -~/.minttyrc. Additional configuration files can be -specified using the -c/--config or +default, they are read from any file of +/etc/minttyrc, $APPDATA/mintty/config, +~/.config/mintty/config, ~/.minttyrc, in this +order. Additional configuration files can be specified using +the -c/--config or -C/--loadconfig command line options. These -are read in order, with settings in later files overriding -those in earlier ones. Configuration changes are saved to -the last writable file specified with --c/--config, or ~/.minttyrc if none is -given. Individual settings can also be specified on the -command line using the -o/--option.
+are read in order after the default config files, with +settings in later files overriding those in earlier ones. +Configuration changes are saved to the last writable file +read by default or specified with -c/--config, +or ~/.minttyrc if none is given. Individual settings +can also be specified on the command line using the +-o/--option.Note: -Many string values in the minttyrc files, especially -those referring to file names or Windows items, are +Many string values in the config files, especially those +referring to file names or Windows items, are Unicode-enabled, meaning they are expected to be UTF-8-encoded in the configuration file independently of the encoding the terminal runs in; as a fallback, if the @@ -722,12 +728,12 @@
Clicking on one of the buttons
here opens the colour selection dialog.
-In the settings (.minttyrc or command-line options), colours
-are represented as comma-separated RGB triples with decimal
-8-bit values ranging from 0 to 255. X-style hexadecimal
-colour specifications such as #RRGGBB, rgb:RR/GG/BB or
-rgb:RRRR/GGGG/BBBB can be used as well. Also X11 color names
-are supported.
+In the settings (config file or command-line options),
+colours are represented as comma-separated RGB triples with
+decimal 8-bit values ranging from 0 to 255. X-style
+hexadecimal colour specifications such as #RRGGBB,
+rgb:RR/GG/BB or rgb:RRRR/GGGG/BBBB can be used as well. Also
+X11 color names are supported.
– Foreground (ForegroundColour=191,191,191)
– Background (BackgroundColour=0,0,0)
@@ -735,7 +741,7 @@
– Theme (ThemeFile=): The popup offers theme files as -stored in the resource directory $HOME/.mintty/themes for +stored in the resource directory ~/.mintty/themes for selection as a colour scheme. The option can also be set to a filename (like D:/.../solarized-light.minttyrc).
@@ -1075,12 +1081,6 @@Mouse zooming -(ZoomMouse=yes)
- -Enabling font zooming with -Ctrl+mouse-wheel/middle-mouse-click.
-Default click target (ClicksTargetApp=yes)
@@ -1264,8 +1264,8 @@– Wave
(BellFile=): The popup offers wave files as stored in the
-resource directory $HOME/.mintty/sounds for selection. The
-option can also be set to a filename (like
+resource directory ~/.mintty/sounds for selection.
+The option can also be set to a filename (like
D:/.../soundfile.wav). This setting overrides the Bell
system sound except No Beep.
– Play: The button plays the selected sound for
@@ -1409,8 +1409,8 @@
Windows 7 and above use the @@ -1630,8 +1630,31 @@
Together with a hold option that keeps the terminal open after its child process terminated, this option prefixes the window title with its -string, for example -o ExitTitle="TERMINATED: " or -(in minttyrc) ExitTitle=TERMINATED: .
+string, for example -o ExitTitle="TERMINATED: +". + +Configure document opening +by mouse click (OpeningClicks=1)
+ +Enabling opening files, +directories or URLs with mouse clicking, in addition to the +context menu. Values 1, 2, or 3 require Ctrl+mouse-click, +double-click, or triple-click, respectively, to invoke the +document opening. Value 0 disables click-opening.
+ +Control key and shortcut +Shift exchange (CtrlExchangeShift=no)
+ +Exchange the range of Control +characters with the range of Ctrl+Shift shortcuts, so that +for example Ctrl+V will paste and Ctrl+Shift+V will enter a +Control+V character.
+ +Mouse zooming +(ZoomMouse=yes)
+ +Enabling font zooming with +Ctrl+mouse-wheel/middle-mouse-click.
Disable Shift-coupled implicit font zooming (ZoomFontWithWindow=yes)
@@ -1679,7 +1702,7 @@The majority of xterm’s many control sequences is implemented, but quite a few are missing. Significant omissions should be -reported as bugs.
+reported to the issue tracker.Copyright (C) -2013 Andy Koppe (C) 2015 Thomas Wolff
+2013 Andy Koppe (C) 2016 Thomas WolffMintty is released under the terms of the the GNU General Public -License version 3 or later. See -http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl/html for the license -text.
+License version 3. See +http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl for the license text.There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
@@ -1716,7 +1738,10 @@