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Top Forums Programming pause? where art thou? Post 302073568 by 01000101 on Monday 15th of May 2006 07:42:46 PM
Old 05-15-2006
ahh thank you much. im just going to keep it in that form and just call from the function when needed and use it as a global function. oh btw Corona is the best beer ever invented.

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BEER(1) 							    Gerstensaft 							   BEER(1)

NAME
beer - Graphical frontend to SAFT SYNOPSIS
beer [ gtk-options ] [ -v | -h ] [ -m | -r | -s ] DESCRIPTION
Gerstensaft is an easy to use graphical frontend to the SAFT protocol, i.e. sendfile(1), sendmsg(1) and receive(1). It features sending messages, files and directories, adding comments, and provides a history of recipients. Since sendfile(1), sendmsg(1) and receive(1) are called for real operations you'll need to have these programs installed as well. OPTIONS
-h Display help and exit. -m Run in message mode. -r Run in receive mode. -s Run in send mode. -v Display version and exit. NAMING
Gerstensaft is German and means barley juice translated word by word. So in short it's nothing less than simply beer, hence the name of the binary. Although beer is Bier. AUTHOR
Gerstensaft has been developed by Joey Schulze <joey@infodrom.org>. It uses the GIMP Toolkit (Gtk) to draw its user interface. FILES
~/.gerstensaft/history Contains the stored history list of recipients. ~/.gerstensaft/config Contains additional configuration SEE ALSO
sendfile(1), sendmsg(1), receive(1), Homepage: <http://www.infodrom.org/projects/gerstensaft/>. 0.3 7 December 2006 BEER(1)
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