# https://nethackwiki.com/wiki/Options

# Enable messages about what your character hears.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=acoustics

# Your starting alignment.
# Compound option, with possible values of lawful, neutral, chaotic, or random.
# The first letter may be given alone.
# Prefix with ! to exclude that alignment from being picked randomly.
# Cannot be set in-game. Example that excludes chaotic:
# OPTIONS=align:!c

# Select an alternate keystroke handler dll to load.
# The name of the handler is specified without the .dll extension and without any path information.
# Win32 only.
# Cannot be set in-game.
# NetHack comes with nhdefkey.dll, nhraykey.dll, and nh340key.dll.
# If you are using a non-US keyboard layout and cannot type the dollar sign or the hash mark, try nhraykey.
# OPTIONS=altkeyhandler:nhraykey

# Enables extended command shortcuts, such as `alt` + `d` to dip.
# `esc` followed by `d` on unix systems also works.
# Boolean option, default is off, except on Amiga.
OPTIONS=!altmeta

# Automatically describe the terrain under cursor when asked to get a location on the map.
# The `whatis_coord` option controls whether the description includes map coordinates.
# It can be toggled by typing # while targeting.
OPTIONS=autodescribe

# Automatically dig, if you're wielding a digging tool and moving into a place that can be dug.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!autodig

# Walking into a door attempts to open it.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=autoopen

# Automatically pick up things onto which you move.
# See also `pickup_types`, `pickup_burden`, `pickup_thrown`, and `AUTOPICKUP_EXCEPTION`.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=autopickup

# Define what items are automatically picked up, based on the name of the item.
# This gives more precision on top of pickup_types.
# You need to have autopickup on for autopickup exceptions to be active.
AUTOPICKUP_EXCEPTION="<<"
AUTOPICKUP_EXCEPTION=">>"

# Automatically quiver some suitable weapon if your quiver empties when firing.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!autoquiver

# Start the character permanently blind.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!blind

# Allow saving and loading bones files.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=!bones

# Set the symbol used to display boulders.
# Compound option with default value of `.
# This option has been superseded by the `SYMBOLS=` format described in the symset option, though this method still functions.
# BOULDER=48
# SYMBOLS=S_boulder:0
OPTIONS=boulder:0

# Set the name of your starting cat.
# Compound option, and it cannot be set within game.
# See also `dogname` and `horsename`.
# OPTIONS=catname:Whiskers

# Save game state after each level change, for possible recovery after program crash.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=checkpoint

# Allows looking at things on the screen by navigating the mouse over them and clicking the right mouse button.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!clicklook

# NetHack provides some additional command assistance when it detects some anticipated mistakes.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=cmdassist

# NetHack should display color if it can for different monsters, objects, and dungeon features.
# This option matters only for the TTY windowport.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE on most systems including Windows and Mac.
OPTIONS=color

# Have user confirm attacks on peaceful creatures.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=confirm

# Draw unseen (line-of-sight blocked) areas of lit rooms as if they were unlit.
# Boolean value, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=dark_room

# Controls the prompts at the end of the game. Possible values are
#     i - disclose your inventory
#     a - disclose your attributes
#     v - summarize monsters you've killed
#     g - list genocided monsters
#     c - display conduct
#     o - display dungeon overview
# Each of those values can be preceded with a value that tells how it behaves. The possible values are
#     y - prompt, defaults to yes
#     n - prompt, defaults to no
#     + - disclose without prompting
#     - - don't disclose, don't prompt
# The listing of killed monsters can be sorted, so there are two additional choices for v:
#     ? - prompt you and default to ask on the prompt;
#     # - disclose it without prompting, ask for sort order.
# OPTIONS=disclose:yi na +v -g -c -o

# Set the name of your starting dog.
# Compound option, and it cannot be set within game.
# See also `catname` and `horsename`.
# OPTIONS=dogname:Cujo

# NetHack should pass eight-bit character values straight through to your terminal.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!eight_bit_tty

# Does extended commands interface pop up a menu?
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
# Only implemented for the TTY windowport.
OPTIONS=!extmenu

# An object's inventory letter sticks to it when it's dropped,
# so when you pick it up again, it will have the same inventory letter,
# unless there is already another item in your inventory using that letter.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=fixinv

# Commands asking for an inventory item will show a menu instead of a text query with possible menu letters.
# Boolean option, default is FALSE.
OPTIONS=!force_invmenu

# Set the name of the user-definable fruit.
# Compound option, takes a string, with a default value of `slime mold`.
# OPTIONS=fruit:slime mold

# Sets the gender of your character.
# A compound option, with possible values of `male`, `female`, or `random`.
# Default value is to pick an appropriate gender randomly.
# OPTIONS=gender:random

# When filtering objects based on blessed/cursed state (BUCX),
# this options specifices whether to include gold as X (unknown state) when on,
# and U (uncursed) when off.
# Default is off.
OPTIONS=!goldX

# If more information is available for an object looked at with the what is `/` command, ask if you want to see it.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=help

# When using a windowport that supports mouse and clicking on yourself or next to you,
# show a menu of possible actions for the location.
# Same as `herecmdmenu` and `therecmdmenu` commands.
OPTIONS=!herecmd_menu

# Visually distinguish pets from similar animals.
# This includes both your starting pet and any monsters you happen to tame along the way.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=hilite_pet

# Visually distinguish piles of objects from individual objects.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=hilite_pile

# Show a hit point bar graph behind your name and title.
# Only available for TTY and Windows GUI, and only when statushilites is on.
OPTIONS=hitpointbar

# Set the name of your starting horse.
# Compound option, and it cannot be set within game.
# See also `catname` and `dogname`.
# OPTIONS=horsename:

# Ignore interrupt signals, including breaks.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
# Not implemented on Mac.
OPTIONS=!ignintr

# Omit "uncursed" from inventory lists, if possible.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=!implicit_uncursed

# NetHack should use a large font.
OPTIONS=!large_font

# Display an introductory message when starting the game.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=legacy

# Distinguish visually between lit and unlit corridors.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=lit_corridor

# Use the old `a`, `b` and `c` keyboard shortcuts in the looting menu.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!lootabc

# Give feedback when walking against a wall.
# Boolean value, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!mention_walls

# Controls how the headings in a menu are highlighted.
# Compound option, with possible values of `none`, `bold`, `dim`, `underline`, `blink`, or `inverse`.
# Not all ports can actually display all types.
OPTIONS=menu_headings:inverse

# Show object symbols in menu headings in menus where the object symbols act as menu accelerators.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!menu_objsyms

# Do not clear the screen before drawing menus, and align menus to the right edge of the screen.
# Only for the TTY windowport.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=menu_overlay

# Enable coloring menu lines.
# Boolean value, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=menucolors
MENUCOLOR=" blessed "=green
MENUCOLOR=" holy "=green
MENUCOLOR=" cursed "=red
MENUCOLOR=" unholy "=red
MENUCOLOR=" cursed .* (being worn)"=orange&underline
MENUCOLOR=" wand \(of\|called\) cancel"=red&underline

# Controls the interface used when you need to choose various objects (in response to the Drop command, for instance).
# Compound option, with following possible values:
# +-------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
# | Option      | Description                                                                                       |
# +-------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
# | traditional | prompt for object class characters, followed by an object-by-object prompt for all matching items |
# | combination | prompt for object classes of interest, then display a menu of matching objects                    |
# | partial     | skip the object class filtering and immediately display a menu of all objects                     |
# | full        | display a menu of object classes, and then a menu of matching objects                             |
# +-------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
OPTIONS=menustyle:full

# Can be used to hide obnoxious messages or emphasize dangerous ones.
#     "hide" hides the message, so it's never shown.
#     "stop" always prompts for --More-- after the message.
#     "norep" shows the message, but not again if no other message is shown in between.
#     "show" shows the message, each time. This is the default, and probably never needs to be explicitly configured.
# When multiple string expressions match a message, the last matching rule is used.
# Thus, put the general cases first, and exceptions below.
MSGTYPE=hide "You swap places with .*"
MSGTYPE=hide "Your tentacles suck the .*"
MSGTYPE=norep "You see here a.*"
MSGTYPE=stop "The .* (grabs|swings itself around) you!"
MSGTYPE=stop "You don't feel very well."
MSGTYPE=stop "You are turning a little green."
MSGTYPE=stop "Your limbs are getting oozy."
MSGTYPE=stop "Your skin begins to peel away."
MSGTYPE=stop "You are turning into a green slime."
MSGTYPE=stop "You are slowing down."
MSGTYPE=stop "Your limbs are stiffening."
MSGTYPE=stop "It constricts your throat!"
MSGTYPE=stop "You find it hard to breathe."
MSGTYPE=stop "You're gasping for air."
MSGTYPE=stop "Your blood is having trouble reaching your brain."
MSGTYPE=stop "You can no longer breathe."
MSGTYPE=stop "You're turning blue."
MSGTYPE=stop "Your consciousness is fading."
MSGTYPE=stop "You feel deathly sick."
MSGTYPE=stop "You feel (much|even) worse."
MSGTYPE=stop "You fail to cast the spell correctly."
MSGTYPE=stop "You see here a c(hi|o)ckatrice corpse." 
MSGTYPE=stop "You are beginning to feel weak."
MSGTYPE=stop "You wrest .*"
MSGTYPE=stop "You feel a strange vibration under your *."
MSGTYPE=stop "You feel a strange vibration beneath you."

# How to show the latest messages recalled with `^P`.
# Compound option, with the following possible values:
# +-------------+--------------------------------------+
# | Option      | Description                          |
# +-------------+--------------------------------------+
# | single      | show single message                  |
# | combination | two messages as single, then as full |
# | full        | full window, oldest message first    |
# | reversed    | full window, newest message first    |
# +-------------+--------------------------------------+
# You can use the first letter of an option to specify that option.
# For backwards compatibility, no value needs to be given; in that case defaults to 'full',
# or it can be negated like a boolean option, in which case defaults to 'single'.
# Can be set in-game only if playing the TTY windowport.
OPTIONS=msg_window:full

# Number of message-window messages to save.
# Compound option, takes a positive number, with default of 20.
# Maximum and minimum values depend on the window port;
# For the TTY, X11 and Gem ports the minimum is 20 and maximum 60.
OPTIONS=msghistory:60

# The name of your character.
# Compound option, defaults to your user name.
# If set to `player`, then NetHack will ask for the user name, even on systems where it normally wouldn't.
# If suffixed with dash and character role letter (one of -A -B -C -H -K -M -P -Ra -Ro -S -T -V -W), then also defines the character role,
# or if suffixed with -@, then selects a random role.
OPTIONS=name:player

# Read the NetHack news file at start of game, if present.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=!news

# Start the character with no armor.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!nudist

# Send padding NULLs to terminal.
# A boolean, defaults to FALSE.
# Only used if you compiled NetHack with TERMCAP and without TIMED_DELAY.
OPTIONS=!null

# Use the number keys to move instead of hjklyubn. Valid options are:
# +--------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
# | Option | Description                                                                                                                    |
# +--------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
# | 0      | move by letters; 'yuhjklbn'                                                                                                    |
# | 1      | move by numbers; digit `5` acts as `G` movement prefix                                                                         |
# | 2      | like 1 but `5` works as `g` prefix instead of as `G`                                                                           |
# | 3      | by numbers using phone key layout; 123 above, 789 below                                                                        |
# | 4      | combines 3 with 2; phone layout plus MSDOS compatibility, where `5` means `g`, `alt` + `5` means `G`, and `alt` + `0` mean `I` |
# | -1     | by letters but use `z` to go northwest, `y` to zap wands (for German keyboards)                                                |
# +--------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
# With `number_pad` set to 1, 2, 3, or 4, counts need to be prefixed with `n` (`n50s` to search 50 times).
# Also, some extended commands are available in a short form (`l` performs #loot, `u` performs #untrap, etc).
# For backwards compatibility, `number_pad` without a value is synonymous to `number_pad:1`.
OPTIONS=number_pad:0

# Sets the order of item classes shown in inventory.
# Compound option, takes a string of up to 14 characters, with default values of `")[%?+!=/(*`0_`.
# Omitted types are filled in at the end from the previous order.
OPTIONS=packorder:$")[%?+!=/(*`0_

# A space-separated list of specific situations where alternate prompting is desired. The default is `paranoid_confirmation:pray`.
# +-------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
# | Option      | Description                                                                                                |
# +-------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
# | Confirm     | for any prompts which are set to require "yes" rather than 'y',                                            |
# |             | also require "no" to reject instead of accepting any non-yes response as no                                |
# | quit        | require "yes" rather than 'y' to confirm quitting the game or switching into non-scoring explore mode      |
# | die         | require "yes" rather than 'y' to confirm dying (applies only to explore mode)                              |
# | bones       | require "yes" rather than 'y' to confirm saving bones data when dying in debug mode                        |
# | attack      | require "yes" rather than 'y' to confirm attacking a peaceful monster                                      |
# | pray        | require 'y' to confirm an attempt to pray rather than immediately praying; on by default                   |
# | wand-break  | require "yes" rather than 'y' to confirm breaking a wand. (NetHack 3.6.2 only)                             |
# | Were-change | require "yes" rather than 'y' to confirm changing form due to lycanthropy when hero has polymorph control. |
# | Remove      | require selection from inventory for `R` and `T` commands even when wearing just one applicable item       |
# | all         | turn on all of the above                                                                                   |
# +-------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
OPTIONS=paranoid_confirmation:pray

# Show permanent inventory window.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
# Not used on TTY.
OPTIONS=perm_invent

# Sets your preferred pet type.
# A compound option, with possible value of `cat`, `dog`, or use `none` to start a game without a pet.
# OPTIONS=pettype:none

# Prompt for confirmation before picking up items that will push the character's encumbrance past a given level --
# `Unencumbered`, `Burdened`, `streSsed`, `straiNed`, `Overtaxed`, or `overLoaded`.
# This will not prompt the player when picking up a loadstone.
# Defaults to S.
OPTIONS=pickup_burden:S

# If this option is on and `autopickup` is also on, try to pick up things that you threw,
# even if they aren't in `pickup_types` or match an autopickup exception.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=pickup_thrown

# Specify the object types to be picked up when `autopickup` is on.
# Default is all to pick up all types.
# For example "pickup_types:?!/" would pick up all scrolls, potions and wands.
OPTIONS=pickup_types:$

# When walking across a pile of objects on the floor, threshold at which the message
# "there are few/several/many objects here" is given instead of showing a popup list of those objects.
# A value of 0 means "no limit" (always list the objects);
# a value of 1 effectively means "never show the objects" since the pile size will always be at least that big;
# default value is 5.
OPTIONS=pile_limit:5

# Values are `normal`, `explore`, or `debug`.
# Allows selection of explore mode (also known as discovery mode) or debug mode (also known as wizard mode) instead of normal play.
# Debug mode might only be allowed for someone logged in under a particular user name (on multi-user system) or it might be disabled entirely.
# Requesting it when not allowed or not possible results in explore mode instead.
# NAO has both Explore and Debug modes disabled entirely.
# Default is normal play.
OPTIONS=playmode:normal

# If you wield something when you are already wielding something else,
# the old weapon is pushed into the alternate weapon slot.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=pushweapon

# Set your character's race.
# A compound option, with possible values of `human`, `elf`, `dwarf`, `gnome`, `orc`, or `random`, with default of `random`.
# If you prefix a `!` to the value, you can exclude that race from being picked randomly.
# OPTIONS=race:random

# Space waits for a turn. This is considered by some as a very easy way to get killed.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!rest_on_space

# This option may be used to select one of the named symbol sets found within the symbols file
# to alter the symbols displayed on the screen on the rogue level.
OPTIONS=roguesymset:default

# Set your character's role. Can also be `random`. A compound option.
# See `name` option for an alternate method of specifying your role.
# Normally only the first letter of the value is examined,
# with `r` being the exception with `Rogue`, `Ranger`, and `random` values.
# If you prefix an option with `!`, you can exclude that role from being picked randomly.
# OPTIONS=role:random

# Set the screen updating interval for multi-turn actions, eg. running or traveling.
# Compound option with the following possible values:
# +----------+--------------------------------------------------------+
# | Option   | Description                                            |
# +----------+--------------------------------------------------------+
# | teleport | update the map after movement has finished             |
# | run      | update the map after every seven or so steps (default) |
# | walk     | update the map after each step                         |
# | crawl    | like walk, but pause briefly after each step           |
# +----------+--------------------------------------------------------+
OPTIONS=runmode:crawl

# Prevents you from (knowingly) attacking your pet by moving into it.
# TRUE is the best setting as attacking a pet, should you wish to, is easily accomplished using the fight command.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=safe_pet

# Control what part of hiscore list to show at the end of game.
# Compound option.
# Accept the following options, separated by spaces:
#     o  - show my own score. Can be prefixed with `!` to not show own score.
#     Xa - show X scores around own score
#     Xt - show X scores from the top
# OPTIONS=scores:3t 2a o

# NetHack should display a menu of existing saved games for the player to choose from at game startup, if it can.
# Not all ports support this option.
OPTIONS=selectsaved

# Displays the exact number of experience points next to your experience level on the status line.
# Useful for seeing how close you are to the next level,
# but it may increase the length of the status line a lot,
# pushing important notifications (like Hungry, Ill, FoodPois, etc.) off the end.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=showexp

# Uses the symbol for your race instead of @: h for dwarves, o for orcs and G for gnomes. Elves are still @.
# This could be useful for reminding you not to genocide your racial glyph, but is not widely used.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=showrace

# Stops your terminal's bell sounding.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=silent

# Controls the sorting behavior of the pickup lists for inventory and #loot commands and some others.
# The possible values are:
# +--------+-------------------------------------------------------+
# | Option | Description                                           |
# +--------+-------------------------------------------------------+
# | full   | always sort the lists                                 |
# | loot   | only sort the lists that don't use inventory letters, |
# |        | like with the #loot and `pickup` commands             |
# | none   | show lists the traditional way without sorting        |
# +--------+-------------------------------------------------------+
OPTIONS=sortloot:full

# Groups similar kinds of objects in your inventory.
# TRUE is highly recommended.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=sortpack

# Display sparkly effect for resisted magical attacks (e.g. a fire attack on a fire-resistant monster).
# It can be helpful to turn this off on the Plane of Fire, otherwise a dozen or more sparkles will occur per turn.
# See also `timed_delay`.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=sparkle

# Uses standout mode (reverse video) for displaying "--More--".
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!standout

# Allow updates to the status lines at the bottom of the screen (default true).
OPTIONS=status_updates

# Controls how many turns status hilite behaviors highlight the field.
# If negated or set to zero, disables status hiliting.
# Only useful when you have status hilite rules configured; see the `hilite_status` option for more information.
OPTIONS=statushilites
OPTIONS=hilite_status:hitpoints/100%/grey&normal
OPTIONS=hilite_status:hitpoints/<100%/green&normal
OPTIONS=hilite_status:hitpoints/<66%/yellow&normal
OPTIONS=hilite_status:hitpoints/<50%/orange&normal
OPTIONS=hilite_status:hitpoints/<33%/red&bold
OPTIONS=hilite_status:hitpoints/<15%/red&inverse
OPTIONS=hilite_status:power/100%/grey&normal
OPTIONS=hilite_status:power/<100%/green&normal
OPTIONS=hilite_status:power/<66%/yellow&normal
OPTIONS=hilite_status:power/<50%/orange&normal
OPTIONS=hilite_status:power/<33%/red&bold
OPTIONS=hilite_status:cap/burdened/yellow/stressed/orange/strained/red&bold/overtaxed/red&inverse/overloaded/red&inverse&blink
OPTIONS=hilite_status:hunger/satiated/yellow/hungry/orange/weak/red&bold/fainting/red&inverse/fainted/red&inverse&blink
OPTIONS=hilite_status:condition/hallu/yellow
OPTIONS=hilite_status:condition/conf/orange
OPTIONS=hilite_status:condition/stun/red&bold
OPTIONS=hilite_status:condition/termill/red&inverse
OPTIONS=hilite_status:condition/foodpois/red&inverse
OPTIONS=hilite_status:condition/slime/red&inverse
OPTIONS=hilite_status:characteristics/up/green/down/red

# Allows you to choose whether your status bar has 2 or 3 lines.
# Your user interface must support at least 25 rows, when using the value of 3.
# This is especially useful in Curses interface.
OPTIONS=statuslines:3

# Prevent alert notification messages about feature changes in a NetHack version and the previous versions.
# Compound option, accepts a string describing a NetHack version.
# Currently only one use, which is to prevent the quiver and quit-command changes:
# OPTIONS=suppress_alert:3.3.1

# Select the symbols used to display the game. Replaces the DECgraphics, IBMgraphics, and MACgraphics options.
#     NHAccess (Recommended for blind players)
#     MACgraphics
#     IBMGraphics_2
#     IBMGraphics_1
#     IBMgraphics
#     DECgraphics
OPTIONS=symset:default

# Displays elapsed game time, in turns, on the status line.
# Very useful for estimating prayer timeouts, spell lifespan, and more.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=time

# On TTY interfaces (unix and VMS), use a timer instead of sending extra screen output when attempting to pause for a display effect.
# On MSDOS without the termcap lib, chooses whether or not to pause for visual effect.
# See also `sparkle`.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE if configured into the program.
OPTIONS=timed_delay

# Prints an ASCII tombstone when you die.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=tombstone

# Prints the top ten high scores in a window rather than stdout.
# This isn't very useful unless you are using a GUI version.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE.
OPTIONS=!toptenwin

# Enables the travel command.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=travel

# Use bold black instead of blue for black glyphs (TTY only).
# Boolean option.
OPTIONS=!use_darkgray

# Displays certain things in reverse video.
# Boolean option, defaults to FALSE on non-Win32 platforms.
OPTIONS=!use_inverse

# Chooses whether or not to display certain non-essential messages, such as doors being destroyed.
# Boolean option, defaults to TRUE.
OPTIONS=verbose

# When using the `/` (what is) or `;` (far look) commands to look around on the map with `autodescribe` on,
# display coordinates after the description.
# Also works in other situations where you are asked to pick a location.
# The possible settings are:
#     c - compass ('east' or '3s' or '2n,4w')
#     f - full compass ('east' or '3south' or '2north,4west')
#     m - map <x,y> (map column x=0 is not used)
#     s - screen [row,column] (row is offset to match tty usage)
#     n - none (no coordinates shown). Default.
# The `whatis_coord` option is also used with the sub-commands `m`, `M`, `o`, and `O` when using `/,` where the 'none' setting is overridden with 'map'.
OPTIONS=whatis_coord:n

# When using the `m`, `o`, `d`, `x` or `a` keys to select a location on the map,
# allows filtering the possible targets.
# It can be set by typing `"` while targeting. It can be set to:
#     n - no filtering (default)
#     v - in view only
#     a - in same area only (e.g. same room or same corridor)
# The area-filter tries to be slightly predictive; if you're standing on a doorway,
# it will consider the area on the side of the door you were last moving toward.
OPTIONS=whatis_filter:n

# When using the `m`, `o`, `d`, `x` or `a` keys to select a location on the map,
# uses a menu to pick a target.
# Otherwise, typing a lowercase letter will cycle through targets from nearest to furthest,
# and an uppercase letter from furthest to nearest.
# It can be toggled by typing `!` while targeting.
# Boolean, default off.
OPTIONS=!whatis_menu

# When selecting a location on the map, and using shifted movement keys or meta-digit keys to fast-move,
# instead of moving 8 units at a time, move by skipping the same glyphs.
# It can be toggled by typing `*` while targeting.
# Boolean, default off.
OPTIONS=!whatis_moveskip

# Select which windowing system to use, such as `tty` or `X11` (default depends on version).
# OPTIONS=windowtype:tty

# Use this to enable curses interface, if the binary was compiled with multiple window interfaces, and curses is not the default.
OPTIONS=windowtype:curses

# Set this for Windows systems, or for PDCurses for SDL on any system.
# The latter uses a cp437 font, which works with this option. Use the symset form on 3.6.x.
# OPTIONS=IBMgraphics
# OPTIONS=symset:IBMgraphics

# Set this if IBMgraphics above won't work for your system.
# Mutually exclusive with the above option, and should work on nearly any system.
# Use the symset form on 3.6.x.
# OPTIONS=cursesgraphics
# OPTIONS=symset:curses

# Optionally specify the alignment of the message and status windows relative to the map window.
# If not specified, the code will default to the locations used in the tty interface:
# message window on top, and status window on bottom.
# Placing either of these on the right or left really only works well for wider terminal windows.
# OPTIONS=align_message:bottom
# OPTIONS=align_status:right

# Use a small popup "window" for short prompts, e.g. "Really save?".
# If this is not set, the message window will be used for these as is done for the tty interface.
# OPTIONS=popup_dialog

# Specify the initial window size for NetHack in units of characters.
# This is supported on PDCurses for SDL as well as PDCurses for Windows.
# OPTIONS=term_cols:110
# OPTIONS=term_rows:32

# Controls the usage of window borders for the main NetHack windows (message, map, and status windows).
# A value of 0 forces the borders to be off,
# a value of 1 forces them to be drawn,
# and a value of 2 allows the code to decide if they should be drawn based on the size of the terminal window.
# OPTIONS=windowborders:2

# Whether or not to display a fancy ascii-graphics splash screen on startup.
# OPTIONS=splash_screen

# This controls what text attributes are used to highlight any pets.
# Any combination of single letters representing each text attribute may be used.
# Not all attributes work on all terminals.
# Attributes may be one or more of: Bold, Inverse, Underline, blinK, iTalic, Rightline, or Leftline.
# The default is underline.
# OPTIONS=petattr:u

# Controls whether color and attributes are used for menu headers, window borders, message text, etc.
# This is separate from the color option, which only controls the color of the map itself.
# OPTIONS=guicolor

# Use the mouse for moving around. This option defaults to false.
# OPTIONS=!mouse_support

# Whether to use a 2-line status display akin to tty display (TRUE),
# or a 3-line status bar similar to the one NetHack4 and its variants has (FALSE).
# On NetHack 3.x, classic_status defaults to TRUE.
# This option is currently ignored in NetHack 3.6.x.
# OPTIONS=classic_status