.HD "SETOPT/UNSETOPT/PRINTOPT/GETOPT" setopt unsetopt printopt getopt
.SH NAME
setopt \- set an option
.br
unsetopt \- unset an option
.br
printopt \- print the value of an option
.br
getopt   \- return the value of an option
.SH SYNOPSIS
.CS void setopt()
.PP
.CS void setopt(option)
.CS char *option ;
.PP
.CS void setopt(option, value)
.CS char *option ;
.CS /* value is determined by the option */
.PP
.CS void unsetopt()
.PP
.CS void unsetopt(option)
.CS char *option ;
.PP
.CS void printopt()
.PP
.CS void printopt(option)
.CS char *option ;
.PP
.CS char *getopt(option)
.CS char *option ;
.SH DESCRIPTION
These commands let the user examine and change \*n options.
A list of all the options is provided on the
.CO options
reference page.
.PP
.CO Setopt
sets an option to a value.
The value is determined by the type of the option.
Boolean options, which can be only set or unset, do not require
a value. 
All other options require the value to be either an integer or
a string.
If
.CO setopt
is called without an argument, it displays all options that are set.
.PP
.CO Unsetopt
unsets an option.
.PP
.CO Printopt
prints the value of an option and a short description of its
function.
If
.CO printopt
is called without an argument, it displays a listing of all
options.
.PP
.CO Getopt
returns the value of an option in a string.  This command can be used 
to save the value of an option before changing it with 
.CO setopt .
.PP
.SH SEE ALSO
options