acs / addcolourscheme         Adds a colour scheme
 
   Format:
      ;acs <name>             Adds a colour scheme with default settings
      ;acs <name> <switches>  Adds a colour scheme with custom settings
 
   Notes:
      A textview is a scrolling area of a window where text is displayed. A
         colour scheme determines the colours and font used in the textview.
      Axmud provides a standard set of colour schemes, one for each window type.
         These colour schemes can be modified (with ';modifycolourscheme'), but 
         not deleted (with ';deletecolourscheme').
      You can also create your own colour schemes using this command. The colour
         schemes used in windows normally depends on the winmap, so you should 
         see the help for ';addwinmap' too.
  
      The colour scheme's <name> must be no longer than 16 characters, contain
         only A-Z, a-z, underlines and 0-9 (not the first character) and not be
         one of Axmud's reserved names (see the ';listreserved' command).
         Non-Latin alphabets are acceptable.
      <switches> are optional, and can be any of the following switch options, 
         in any order:

         -t <text>        - Sets the text colour, must be an Axmud colour tag
         -u <underlay>    - Sets the underlay colour, must be an Axmud underlay
                               colour tag
         -b <background>  - Sets the background colour, must be an Axmud colour
                               tag
         -f <font>        - Sets the font
         -s <size>        - Sets the font size, must be a positive integer

         -n               - Turns off text wrapping
         -c               - Ignores words when wrapping text
         -w               - Preserves words when wrapping text
         -e               - Preserves words when wrapping text (if possible;
                               this is the default setting)

      If settings are not specified, then default settings are used.
      If you specify more than one of the text wrapping switches, only the first
          one is used; the rest are ignored. Note that, in most cases, the world
          knows how big Axmud's 'main' window is, and formats text before
          sending it, so changing the setting for the 'main' colour scheme may
          not have any effect.

      If you add a colour scheme with the same name as a task, the colour scheme
         is applied to the task automatically whenever it starts. For example,
         if you want to apply a colour scheme to every Divert task you start,
         name the scheme 'divert' (or use the task's internal name,
         'divert_task'. Note that the <name> must be all lower-case letters, and
         abbreviations such as 'div' won't work.)
      The <underlay> colour, if specified, is ignored by task windows which
         operate in so-called monochrome mode, such as the Status and Divert
         tasks (but not the Locator task.)
         
   User commands:
      acs / addscheme / addcolorscheme / addcolourscheme
