User preference flags

User preference flags.
These flags denote permanent user preferences as regards translation modes, ANSI directives, et cetera.

UPF_ANSION
If this flag is set, ANSI output is preferred by the user.

UPF_VISUAL
Set to denote that the user prefers visual (full-screen) tools, where these are available.

UPF_NONSTOP
Ignore the user's screen height; never pause the display for the user.

UPF_ANSIDEF
User likes to leave their ANSI setting to whatever was set at login.

UPF_ANSIASK
User likes to be asked about their ANSI setting at every login (if this wasn't already done prior to login).

UPF_TRDEF
User prefers to leave the translation mode to whatever was set at login.

UPF_TRASK
User likes to be asked for a translation mode at every login.

UPF_TR0--UPF_TR3
Four bits denoting the translation table the user prefers to use (only valid if UPF_TRDEF and PF_TRASK are clear).

o UPF_ANSION
User likes ANSI directives.
o UPF_VISUAL
User wants visual tools, where available.
o UPF_NONSTOP
Don't pause at the bottom the screen.
o UPF_ANSIDEF
Use channel default ANSI value.
o UPF_ANSIASK
Ask about use of ANSI at login.
o UPF_OBSOLETE
Obsolete flag value; re-use at will.
o UPF_TRDEF
Use default channel translation.
o UPF_TRASK
Ask for translation mode at login.
o UPF_TR0
Translation mode, bit 0.
o UPF_TR1
Translation mode, bit 1.
o UPF_TR2
Translation mode, bit 2.
o UPF_TR3
Translation mode, bit 3.
o usr_getpxlation
Extract permanent translation mode from user account.
o usr_setpxlation
Set permanent translation mode in user account.

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