; [sh] Initialization File
; (c) 1992, Electronic Systems Design.  All Rights Reserved.
;
; ------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Lines that begin with a semi-colon are considered remarks.  It is
; strongly recommended to start sh.exe from a batch file, specifying
; this file as an argument, as in:
;
; c:\bin\sh c:\init.sh
;
; ... if you run a system with multiple hard drive partitions.
;
; ------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; --- If not specified, maxdirs default is 250
maxdirs=200
;
; --- If postcd is specified, the specified command will exec after a
;     smart CD.
postcd=dir /w
;
; --- If not specified, stacksize default is 30
stacksize=50
;
; --- If not specified, prompt default is dos
prompt=$p$g
;
; --- If not specified, fastcur default is -1, (on).  Note that this works
;     on 286's or better.
fastcur=-1
;
; --- If not specified, logdate default is -1, (on).
logdate=-1
;
; --- If not specified, logfile default is \log.sh  Note: you will want to
;     specify a drive in the file name if you have multiple DOS partitions.
logfile=c:\log.sh
;logfile=c:\sys.log
;
; --- If not specified, history command default is "history"  Note:  you may
;     want to make this internal command shorter...
history=history
;history=h
;
; --- If not specified, treefile default is \dirs.sh (each drive needs its
;     own treefile, DON'T specify a drive spec here).
treefile=\dirs.sh
;
; --- If not specified, historyfile default is \history.sh  Note: you will want
;     to specify a drive in the file name if you have multiple DOS partitions.
histfile=c:\history.sh
;
; --- If not specified, aliasfile default is \alias.sh  Note: you will want
;     to specify a drive in the file name if you have multiple DOS partitions.
aliasfile=c:\alias.sh
;
; --- If not specified, aliassize default is 20
aliassize=20
;
; -eof-
