[DirData]

; The path directive specifies where the CCDx.DAT will be kept. If you want
; it stored on the root of the drive CCD scanned, specify
;
;	path=*:\
;
; If you want it, for example, to be stored in a CCD directory on C:, specify:
;
;	path=c:\ccd\
;
path=*:\


[Options]

; The entiretree directive tells CCD what to do if you invoke CCD with no
; command line arguments. If entiretree=1, CCD will display all the directories
; on your disk. You can then choose where you want to go using speed search. If
; entiretree=0, CCD will only show you the directories that are descendants of
; the current directory
entiretree=1

; The nodrive directive tells CCD not to change the current drive when it changes
; directory. nodrive=1 is more like the built in CD command, but less useful
; IMO. When nodrive=0 CCD will not only change the directory, but it will change
; the drive as well.
nodrive=0

; The chasehidden directive tells CCD whether or not to chase hidden/system
; directories when scanning the disk
chasehidden=0

; The heuristics directive specifies how CCD munges what you typed at the command
; line for CCD. By default, CCD has 10 heuristics it goes through to try and
; find the directory for you. The format is
; // { chToReplace strWith { "," chToReplace strWith }  ";" }
;
; For example, a string of "; \; \,\**\;" would have three heuristics
; 1. no replacements, just see if what you typed exists
; 2. replace all spaces with slashes
; 3. first replace all spaces with slashes, then replace all slashes (including
;    those slashes that replaced spaces) with **\
;
; Each heuristic is attempted first with no trailing wildcard, then with a
; wildcard.
;
;heuristics=; \;\*\; \,\*\;\**\; \,\**\; *,\*\; *,\**\; **,\*\; **,\**\;
heuristics=; *\; **\;