stumpish(1) [debian man page]
STUMPISH(1) General Commands Manual STUMPISH(1) NAME
stumpish - the StumpWM Interactive SHell SYNOPSIS
stumpish [[-e] command [args...]] DESCRIPTION
StumpISH is the StumpWM shell. Use it to interact a running StumpWM instance. When run from a terminal with no arguments, stumpish accepts commands interactively and prints each result. If standard input is a pipe, stumpish executes any number of commands and prints the concatenated results. If the '-e' option and one argument are given on the command line, stumpish reads any number of lines from standard input and uses them as the argument to the named command. Otherwise, if one or more arguments are provided on the command line, the first is considered the name of the command to execute and the remainder is concatenated to form the argument. OPTIONS
-r Do not use readline, only available when run interactively. --help Show the help and exit. SEE ALSO
stumpwm(1) AUTHORS
StumpISH was written by Jonathan Moore Liles <wantingwaiting@users.sf.net> and is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL), version 2 or later. This manual page was written by Luca Capello <luca@pca.it> for the Debian StumpWM package and is licensed under the terms of the GNU Gen- eral Public License (GPL), version 2 or later. Check /usr/share/doc/stumpwm/copyright for more information. Jul 22, 2007 STUMPISH(1)
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