
# Path to the UI font.
font_file             "source_code_pro.otf"

# Font size in pixels.
font_size             15

# Spacing from the start of one line of text to the start of the next. Multiplier of font_size.
line_height           1.1

# Use this to tweak the vertical position of text if necessary. Multiplier of font_size.
text_y_offset         0.8

# The gray path after folder names will start from the folder that you searched from. If you want to see the full path, set this to true.
show_full_paths       false

# When you open the program, it fills in the path and query inputs from last time. Set these to false if you don't want that.
remember_last_path    true
remember_last_query   true

# To prevent huge files from being searched, add a size limit here. The following postfixes will multiply the number before it: KB=1000, MB=1000000, GB=1000000000, TB=1000000000000.
max_file_size         20 MB

# When you click a match, a console command will be executed. You can customize the commands here. The following tags will be replaced dynamically, note that paths and file names may contain spaces so you might want to wrap them in quotes.
# {stst_file_name}      = name of the file. Example:  Cool file.txt
# {stst_file_folder}    = path to the folder where the file is in. Does not contain a trailing slash. Example:  C:/Users/Sun
# {stst_file_folder_bs} = same as above except the slashes are backslashes. Example:  C:\Users\Sun
# {stst_row}            = the row (line) number where the match was found. Example:  240
# {stst_column}         = the column in the row where the match was found. Example:  69
# {stst_byte}           = the byte offset where the match was found. Example:  1337
left_click_cmd        notepad "{stst_file_folder_bs}\{stst_file_name}"
right_click_cmd       explorer /select,"{stst_file_folder_bs}\{stst_file_name}"





# Here's some example commands.

# Open the matched file's location in Windows Explorer.
# explorer.exe /select,"{stst_file_folder_bs}\{stst_file_name}"

# Open the matched file's location in File Pilot (you may need to change the path to FPilot.exe).
# FPilot.exe "{stst_file_folder}/{stst_file_name}"

# Open the matched file with Notepad.
# notepad.exe "{stst_file_folder_bs}\{stst_file_name}"

# Open the matched file with Sublime Text, and put the cursor at the match position (you may need to change the path to sublime_text.exe).
# "C:/Program Files/Sublime Text/sublime_text.exe" "{stst_file_folder}/{stst_file_name}":{stst_row}:{stst_column}

# Open the matched file with VSCode, and put the cursor at the match position (you may need to change the path to code.exe).
# code.exe -g "{stst_file_folder}/{stst_file_name}":{stst_row}:{stst_column}

# Open the matched file with Notepad++, and put the cursor at the match position (you may need to change the path to notepad++.exe).
# "C:/Program Files/Notepad++/notepad++.exe" "{stst_file_folder}/{stst_file_name}" -n{stst_row} -c{stst_column}
