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--- custom:atcodes [2023/03/03 18:04] – [System Information] Add CPS digital man
+++ custom:atcodes [2024/09/25 12:02] (current) – [Terminal Information / Control] Add PETGRFX @-code digital man
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 Synchronet sysop-posted messages, text and menu files, and some lines in the ''[[dir:ctrl]]/[[text.dat]]'' file may contain special //Message Variables//, also called //@-codes// ("at codes", some BBS authors and sysops refer to these types of codes as "@ Macros" or "@ Variables" or "MCI codes"((and not because of the defunct phone company))). @-codes may also be displayed using the ''bbs.atcode()'' [[JavaScript]] method.
-@-codes are called such because they begin and end with the ''@'' (ASCII 64) ("at") character. The code names themselves (sandwiched between the @'s) must be entered using only ''UPPERCASE'' letters. Some additional symbols and numbers may also be included in the @-code, but never a space.
+@-codes are called such because they begin and end with the ''@'' (ASCII 64) ("at") character. The code names themselves (sandwiched between the @'s) must be entered using only ''UPPERCASE'' letters((Exception: text string IDs used as @-codes are typically mixed-case)). Some additional symbols and numbers may also be included in the @-code, but never a space.
 Some of the @-codes supported in Synchronet have unusual names or aliases specifically for //PCBoard// and/or //Wildcat!// BBS Software compatibility. Although this compatibility with these other BBS packages is less of a concern these days, the unusual code names remain.
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 |CONN           |                |Connection description (modem type, "Telnet", "RLogin", etc.)|
 |COPYRIGHT      |                |Synchronet copyright details|
-|CPS            |                |Current/latest file download rate, in characters/bytes per second (new in v3.20)|
 |DATE           |SYSDATE         |Current system date (in "DD/MM/YY" or "MM/DD/YY" format)|
 |DATE://fmt//   |TIME://fmt//    |Current system date in specified [[strftime]] format |
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 |MSG_TO         |                |Current message to-user name/number/address|
 |MSG_TO_NAME    |                |Current message to-user name|
+|MSG_TO_FIRST   |                |Current message to-user "first" name|
 |MSG_TO_EXT     |                |Current message to-user extension (number)|
 |MSG_TO_NET     |                |Current message to-user network address|
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 |MSG_FROM       |                |Current message from-user name/number/address|
 |MSG_FROM_NAME  |                |Current message from-user name|
+|MSG_FROM_FIRST |                |Current message from-user "first" name|
 |MSG_FROM_EXT   |                |Current message from-user extension (number)|
 |MSG_FROM_NET   |                |Current message from-user network address|
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 |ALERTS       |                |Node activity alerts enabled status (e.g. "On" or "Off") |
 |ALIAS        |NAME, USER      |User's alias |
+|ANFSCAN      |                |Automatically scan for new files after new messages (e.g. "On" or "Off") |
+|ASKNSCAN     |                |Prompt for new message scan during logon (e.g. "On" or "Off") |
+|ASKSSCAN     |                |Prompt for your personal message scan during logon (e.g. "On" or "Off") |
+|AUTOHANG     |                |Automatically hang-up after file transfers (e.g. "On" or "Off") |
+|AUTOLOGON    |                |Automatically login via IP address (e.g. "On" or "Off") |
 |BDATE        |                |User's birth date (in "MM/DD/YY" or "DD/MM/YY" format) |
 |BDATE://fmt//|BIRTH://fmt//   |User's birth date in the specified [[strftime]] format |
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 |DLKLIMIT     |                |User's total credits (in kibibytes) |
 |DOWNK        |                |Total kibibytes downloaded by user |
+|EDITOR       |                |User's selected external editor name or "None" |
 |EMAILADDR    |                |User's Internet e-mail address on your system |
 |EMAILS       |                |Total number of emails sent by user |
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 |EXPDATE://fmt// |             |User's expiration date in specified [[strftime]] format |
 |EXPDAYS      |                |Days left before user expires |
+|EXPERT       |         |Expert menu mode enabled ('On' or 'Off')|
 |FBACKS       |                |Number of feedback messages sent by user |
+|FILEDESC     |         |Display extended file descriptions in file listings ('On' or 'Off')|
+|FILEFLAG     |         |Display file flagging prompt in file listings ('On' or 'Off')|
 |FIRST        |                |First word of user's alias                     |
 |FIRSTON      |                |Date and time of user's first logon              |
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 |FWD            |                |User's netmail forward status (e.g. "On" or "Off") (new in v3.18c)|
 |HANDLE         |                |User's chat handle                              |
+|HOTKEYS      |         |Hot-key user input mode enabled ('On' or 'Off')|
 |HOST           |CPU             |Client's hostname |
 |IP             |CID             |Client's IP address or Caller-ID information     |
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 |MPERC        |TIMELIMIT       |Minutes allowed per call/logon |
 |MPERD        |                |Minutes allowed per day |
+|MSGCLS       |         |Clear screen before each message ('On' or 'Off')|
 |MSGLEFT      |MSGSLEFT        |Total number of messages posted by user 	|
 |MSGREAD      |                |Number of messages read by user this call	|
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 |NEWFILETIME  |                |Date and time of user's last new file scan (see LASTNEW) |
 |NETMAIL      |                |User's personal email or netmail address (new in v3.18c) |
+|NODE_USER    |                |User's alias or "UNKNOWN USER" if the current node is in anonymous mode (new in v3.20)|
 |NOTE         |MEMO1           |User's note (new in v3.18c) |
 |PAGER        |                |Chat pager enabled status (e.g. "On" or "Off")|
+|PAUSESPIN    |         |Spinning cursor at pause prompts ('On' or 'Off')|
 |PCR          |                |User's post/call ratio, as a percentage (not capped at 100) |
 |PHONE        |HOMEPHONE, DATA, DATAPHONE |User's phone number |
+|PROT         |                |Default file transfer protocol (key/character) |
+|PROTNAME     |                |Full name of default file transfer protocol |
 |PTODAY       |                |Number of messages posted by user today |
 |PWAGE        |                |Age (in days) of the current user's password |
 |PWDATE       |MEMO            |Date of user's last password modification (in "MM/DD/YY" or "DD/MM/YY" format) |
 |PWDATE://fmt//|               |Date/time of user's last password modified in specified [[strftime]] format |
+|QUIET        |         |Quiet logon mode enabled (e.g. "On" or "Off") |
 |REALNAME     |COMPANY, MEMO2  |User's real name |
+|REMSUBS      |         |Remember current sub-board and file director between logins ('On' or 'Off')|
 |SEC          |SECURITY        |User's security level (0-99) |
+|SHELL        |         |User's selected command shell name |
 |SPAMW        |         |Number of SPAM messages waiting |
 |SPAMW://x//  |SPAMW#//x//  |Number of SPAM messages waiting for user number //x// |
+|SPIN         |         |Spinning cursor enabled ('On' or 'Off')|
 |SPLITP       |         |Split-screen private chat enabled status (e.g. "On" or "Off")|
 |STATE        |         |User's state (from location)|
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 |UDR          |         |User's upload/download byte ratio, as a percentage (not capped at 100) |
 |UDFR         |         |User's upload/download file ratio, as a percentage (not capped at 100) |
+|UPAUSE       |         |Automatic screen-pausing ('Hit a key' prompting) ('On' or 'Off')|
 |UPBYTES      |         |Total bytes uploaded by user			|
 |UPFILES      |UPS      |Total files uploaded by user		|
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 |CLEAR           |        |Clear the screen, all existing mouse hot-spots and eat the next newline sequence |
 |CLEAR_HOT       |        |Clear all existing mouse hot-spots |
+|CPS             |        |Current/latest file download rate, in characters/bytes per second (new in v3.20)|
 |HOT             |        |Define a new mouse hot-spot color (the color of the @-code defines the hot-spot attributes) |
 |HOT:HUNGRY      |        |Define a new mouse hot-spot color for defining hungry hot-spots (hungry hot-spots are the default type) |
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 |QON             |        |Toggle display abort-ability on |
 |RESETPAUSE      |        |Reset the automatic screen pause line counter |
+|GETDIM          |        |Request current (ANSI) terminal dimensions (rows and columns), only when set to auto-detect |
 |GETKEY          |        |Wait indefinitely for any key press before continuing |
 |CONTINUE        |        |Wait indefinitely for any key press before continuing and abort the message/file display if 'N' or 'Q' are typed |
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 |ROWS            |        |Number of terminal rows                 |
 |TERM            |        |Terminal-type name (i.e. 'ANSI', 'RIP', 'PETSCII', or 'DUMB') |
+|TERMTYPE        |        |Verbose terminal type configuration |
+|TERMCOLS        |        |Verbose terminal column configuration |
+|TERMROWS        |        |Verbose terminal row/lines configuration |
 |CHARSET         |        |Terminal character set supported (i.e. 'UTF-8', 'CP437', 'PETSCII', or 'US-ASCII') |
-|WORDWRAP        |        |Word-wrap the the following text        |
+|AUTOTERM        |        |Automatic terminal type detection ('On' or 'Off')|
+|ANSI            |        |ANSI-BBS terminal emulation ('On' or 'Off')|
+|ASCII           |        |ASCII terminal character set ('On' or 'Off')|
+|PETSCII         |        |CBM/PETSCII terminal emulation ('On' or 'Off')|
+|PETGRFX         |        |Send special character (142) to enter UPPER/GRAPHICS character set mode on PETSCII terminals|
+|UTF8            |        |UTF-8 terminal character set ('On' or 'Off')|
+|COLOR           |        |Color terminal support ('On' or 'Off')|
+|ICE             |        |Bright-background (ICE color) support ('On' or 'Off')|
+|RIP             |        |RIPscrip terminal emulation ('On' or 'Off')|
+|SWAPDEL         |        |Reverse the traditional DEL and Backspace input key codes ('On' or 'Off')|
+|MOUSE           |        |Mouse support ('On' or 'Off')|
+|TRUNCATE        |        |Truncate long lines in the following text |
+|TRUNCOFF        |        |Mark the end of a truncated text block (turn off long-line truncation) |
+|WORDWRAP        |        |Word-wrap long lines in the following text |
 |WRAPOFF         |        |Mark the end of a word-wrapped text block |
 |CENTER          |        |Middle-align the remaining text on the line |
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 |U+//code//!//char// |        | Send a Unicode character code point, specifying fallback character only to used when no automatic fallback is available |
 |!//x// |                     | Execute the terminal/attribute control sequences for one or more [[Ctrl-A Codes]] (operands) represented by //x//|
+|MNE://low// |                | Set Mnemonic string "low" attribute (color) using ''[[config:attr.ini]]'' syntax for "low" attribute code; the "high" attribute is set to the same color with the "high intensity" bit flipped |
+|MNE://low//://high// |          | Set Mnemonic string "low" and "high" attributes (colors) |
+|MNE://low//://high//://cmd// |  | Set Mnemonic string "low", "high" and "command" attributes (colors) |
+|RAINBOW://pattern// |           | Set the rainbow attribute pattern with colon-separated attributes, using ''[[config:attr.ini]]'' syntax (e.g. ''RAINBOW:R:RH:B:BH:G:GH:C:CH'') |
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