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sawfish-client

sawfish-client(1)					      General Commands Manual						 sawfish-client(1)

NAME

       sawfish-client -- Evaluate arbitrary Lisp forms with sawfish.

SYNOPSIS

       sawfish-client [ --display X ]  [ -q ]  [ -f FUNCTION ]	[ -c COMMAND ]	[ -r FEATURE ]	[ -e FORM ]  [ - ]  [ -- ]

DESCRIPTION

       This allows you to connect to a window manager process and evaluate arbitrary Lisp forms.

OPTIONS

       --display Connect to the window manager on display X

       -q	 Be quiet (perform commands asynchronously)

       -f     FUNCTION
		 Call Lisp function FUNCTION on the server

       -c     COMMAND
		 Call the interactive Lisp function COMMAND

       -r     FEATURE
		 Require the module called FEATURE

       -e     FORM
		 Evaluate Lisp form FORM on the server

       -	 Read lines of input until EOF, evaluating each one as it is read

       --	 Read forms from standard input until EOF, evaluating the whole lot in one go (inside a progn)

SEE ALSO

       Sawfish are documented fully by John Harper	 available via the Info system .

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Christian Marillat marillat@debian.org for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

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