podviewer(1p) [debian man page]
PODVIEWER(1p) User Contributed Perl Documentation PODVIEWER(1p) NAME
podviewer - a Gtk2-Perl POD Reading Program SYNOPSIS
podviewer [FILE|MODULE|FUNCTION|POD] DESCRIPTION
"podviewer" provides a simple and attractive way to read Perl's POD documentation. You can use it to read the Perl POD pages, module documentation and information about Perl's builtin functions. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
"podviewer" supports a wide number of keyboard shortcuts. They are documented here. o "Ctrl-U" or "Alt-Up" Go up a level. That is, if you're reading the documentation for "Foo::Bar", typing "Ctrl-U" will take you to the "Foo" page. o "Alt-Left" Go back in your browsing history. o "Alt-Right" Go forward in your browsing history. o "Ctrl-H" Go home. If you have the "home" option set in your config (see below), entering "Ctrl-H" will take you there. o "Ctrl-L" This toggles the document index. o "Ctrl-O" This pops up a dialog allowing you to choose a document to read. o "Ctrl-R" or "F5" This reloads the current document. o "Ctrl-Q" This quits the program. o "Ctrl-F" This pops up a dialog for you to enter some search text. o "Ctrl-G" This performs the previous search, but from the most recently found result. You can also repeat the previous search by pressing enter when the cursor is in the search box. o "F1" Loads this document. CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
"podviewer" stores its configuration settings in a resource file, located at "$HOME/.podviewrc". This file contains simple "name=value" pairs for various things: o "icon-size" If you want to change the size of the icons on the toolbar, change this value. The values are standard Gtk+ stock values. o "home" This is the name of the document you want to be your home page. This page is loaded when you start the program without arguments, hit the Home button, or type "Ctrl-H". SEE ALSO
o Gtk2 or <http://gtk2-perl.sf.net/> o <http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk/GtkTextView.html> o Gtk2::Ex::PodViewer::Parser AUTHORS
Gavin Brown, Torsten Schoenfeld and Scott Arrington. COPYRIGHT
(c) 2003-2005 Gavin Brown (gavin.brown@uk.com). All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. perl v5.10.0 2005-10-04 PODVIEWER(1p)
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FvwmConsole(1) Fvwm Modules FvwmConsole(1) NAME
FvwmConsole - an fvwm command input interface SYNOPSIS
Module FvwmConsole [options] FvwmConsole can only be invoked by fvwm. Command line invocation of the FvwmConsole module will not work. DESCRIPTION
FvwmConsole allows the user to type fvwm configuration commands interactively, and have them executed immediately. This tool is particu- larly useful for testing new configuration ideas, or for implementing temporary changes to your environment. INVOCATION
FvwmConsole must be spawned as a module by fvwm. FvwmConsole takes all xterm(1) options. FvwmConsole can be invoked by inserting the line 'Module FvwmConsole' in the .fvwm2rc file. This can be placed on a line by itself, if FvwmConsole is to be spawned during fvwm's initialization, or can be bound to a menu or mouse button or keystroke to invoke it later. CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
FvwmConsole uses xterm(1). All resources set for xterm are inherited unless overridden by command line options. Module FvwmConsole -g 40x10 -fg black -bg green3 A different terminal emulator can be specified with the -terminal option. However, only terminal programs that understand the options -name, -title and -e can be used. Module FvwmConsole -terminal rxvt Previous versions of FvwmConsole supported a -e option to choose a different front-end. Although this option is still provided for back- wards compatibility its use is discouraged unless you know exactly what you are doing. Module FvwmConsole -e FvwmConsoleC.pl (see FvwmConsoleC.pl(1)). Also X resources can be set in your ~/.Xdefaults file: FvwmConsole*VT100*geometry: 40x4 FvwmConsole*font: 7x14 COMMAND EDITING
There are a few options. If the GNU readline library is available, it can be used. If Perl5 is installed, FvwmConsoleC.pl can be used as a command editor. This can be accomplished by either copying FvwmConsoleC.pl to fvwmlib directory as FvwmConsoleC or invoking FvwmConsole with -e option. For example: Module FvwmConsole -e FvwmConsoleC.pl If neither one is installed, a simple input reading function which doesn't have editing capabilities is used. GNU readline and FvwmConsoleC.pl have some frequent used commands in common as default. These commands are similar to emacs. For more details, refer GNU readline man and info pages, and FvwmConsoleC.pl man page. Ctrl-A - beginning of line Ctrl-B - previous char Ctrl-D - delete char Ctrl-E - end of line Ctrl-F - next char Ctrl-H - backspace Ctrl-K - erase to the end of line Ctrl-N - next line Ctrl-P - previous line Ctrl-R - search reverse Ctrl-U - delete line Meta-B - previous word Meta-F - next word Esc < - beginning of history Esc > - end of history EXITING
FvwmConsole can be stopped by entering the EOF character (usually CTRL-D). Note! Do not use the "quit" command, as this is an fvwm builtin: typing "quit" at the FvwmConsole command line will cause fvwm to exit. COPYRIGHTS
Copyright 1996, Toshi Isogai. No guarantees or warranties are provided. Use this program at your own risk. Permission to use this program for any purpose is given, as long as the copyright is kept intact. SEE ALSO
xterm(1), FvwmConsoleC.pl(1), GNU Readline library AUTHOR
Toshi Isogai 3rd Berkeley Distribution 7 May 208 (2.5.26) FvwmConsole(1)