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VirtualBindings(5x)						  LessTif Manuals					       VirtualBindings(5x)

NAME
VirtualBindings - Lesstif virtual-bindings facility SYNOPSIS
To be written SEE ALSO
lesstif(1) xmbind(1) LessTif Project January 2001 VirtualBindings(5x)

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MWMRC(5x)							  LessTif Manuals							 MWMRC(5x)

NAME
mwmrc - The M*tif Window Manager configuration file DESCRIPTION
The LessTif window manager mwm supports both a global configuration file /etc/X11/mwm/system.mwmrc and a per-user configation file ~/.mwmrc. STRUCTURE
Each mwm configuration file consist of blocks of bindings. Each block consists of a block type keyword, a name and a set of entries between curly braces (`{' and '}'). An exclamation mark (`!') introduces a comment. Comments extend to the end of the line. Block types There are three types of blocks: Menu bindings Button bindings Key bindings Menu bindings Menu bindings are introduced by the Menu keyword. The generic form of the entries is label mnemonic accelerator function . Both mnemonic and accelerator may be empty. For example: "Foo bar" _R Alt<Key>F5 f.restore Button bindings Button bindings are introduced by the Buttons keyword. The entries each are Button name Context Function . For example: <Btn3Down> icon|frame f.post_wmenu Key bindings Key bindings are very similar to button bindings. The entries each are Key name Context Function . For example: Alt<Key>Tab root|icon|window f.next_key Label A label is either a plain string, or a bitmap. Bitmaps are indicated as "@" followed by the filename. For example: mailer @fortytwo.bmp Mnemonic A mnemonic is an underscore ("_") followed by a single character. For example: _M Accelerator An accelerator is a key name. Button name A button name is Btn followed by the number (1..5) and an action (Up, Down, Click, Click2); for example: Btn2Click Context A context is a single string consisting of bar (`|') separated object names (root, icon, menub, minimizeb, maximizeb , window, title, frame, border); for example: icon|title Function A function is a string starting with "f.". The functions are: f.beep, f.circle_down, f.circle_up, f.desk, f.exec, f.focus_color, f.focus_key, f.goto_page, f.kill, f.lower, f.maximize, f.menu, f.minimize, f.move, f.next_cmap, f.next_key, f.nop, f.normalize, f.normal- ize_and_raise, f.pack_icons, f.pass_keys, f.post_wmenu, f.prev_cmap, f.prev_key, f.quit_mwm, f.raise, f.raise_lower, f.refresh, f.refresh_win, f.resize, f.restart, f.restore, f.restore_and_raise, f.screen, f.send_msg, f.separator, f.set_behavior, f.title, f.tog- gle_page, f.window_list. EXAMPLE
For a complete example, check out /etc/X11/mwm/system.mwmrc or look at the system.mwmrc distributed with the LessTif sources. AUTHORS
mwm was written by the LessTif project, http://www.lesstif.org/ and others. This manpage was written by Ray Dassen <jdassen@debian.org>. SEE ALSO
mwm(1x) LessTif Project JULY 2001 MWMRC(5x)
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