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How to get past 30 mins time in Solaris?
Post 302840641 by MadeInGermany on Tuesday 6th of August 2013 06:23:47 AM
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Gnome2::UIDefs(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Gnome2::UIDefs(3pm) NAME
Gnome2::UIDefs METHODS
scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_clear scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_close scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_close_window scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_copy scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_cut scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_find scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_find_again scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_new scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_new_game scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_new_window scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_open scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_paste scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_pause_game scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_print scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_print_setup scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_quit scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_redo scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_redo_move scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_replace scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_save scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_save_as scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_select_all scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_undo scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_mod_undo_move scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_clear scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_close scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_close_window scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_copy scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_cut scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_find scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_find_again scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_new scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_new_game scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_new_window scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_open scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_paste scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_pause_game scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_print scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_print_setup scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_quit scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_redo scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_redo_move scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_replace scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_save scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_save_as scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_select_all scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_undo scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->key_name_undo_move scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->pad scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->pad_big scalar = Gnome2::UIDefs->pad_small SEE ALSO
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Copyright (C) 2003-2004 by the gtk2-perl team. This software is licensed under the LGPL. See Gnome2 for a full notice. perl v5.14.2 2011-11-16 Gnome2::UIDefs(3pm)