SIC PRIORITY

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SIC PRIORITY

            [SIC\]SIC PRIORITY [Level1 Lang1 ... [LevelI LangN ...]]

        SIC PRIORITY  redefines  the languages precedence when an ambiguous com-
        mand (same name in several languages)  is  encountered:  the  lower  the
        precedence  level, the higher the priority. By default, they are all the
        same (level is set to 1), i.e. there is no automatic  ambiguity  resolu-
        tion.

        The priority levels can be changed for one, some, or all languages. Lev-
        elI is an integer, which must be followed by one or more languages:
          > 0: the level value is used directly, the lower level the higher pri-
               ority,
          = 0: the  level  value is Automatic, i.e. the priority comes after the
               languages with an explicit positive value  and  before  the  ones
               with a negative value,
          < 0: set the priority from the end of the list, e.g. -1 means that the
               language must have the lowest priority.

        Example:
          Level  Priority
           +1       1
           +2       2
           +4       3
            0       4
           -2       5
           -1       6
        Note that the priority list is compressed if the values  are  discontin-
        ued.

        A  call  to SIC PRIORITY without arguments prints the current levels for
        all languages.