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[gaim-migrate @ 17751] Update the manual for the rebindable wm-actions. committer: Tailor Script <tailor@pidgin.im>
author Sadrul Habib Chowdhury <imadil@gmail.com>
date Wed, 15 Nov 2006 19:12:09 +0000
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256 .br 256 .br
257 pageup = page-up 257 pageup = page-up
258 .br 258 .br
259 pagedown = page-down 259 pagedown = page-down
260 .br 260 .br
261 # The following will let you open the context-menu in the buddylist with c-b
262 .br
263 c-b = context-menu
261 264
262 The \fBc-\fR corresponds to the \fBControl\fR key. You can also use \fBctrl-\fR 265 The \fBc-\fR corresponds to the \fBControl\fR key. You can also use \fBctrl-\fR
263 or \fBctr-\fR or \fBctl-\fR to indicate a combination. For alt-keys, you can use 266 or \fBctr-\fR or \fBctl-\fR to indicate a combination. For alt-keys, you can use
264 one of \fBa-\fR, \fBalt-\fR, \fBm-\fR or \fBmeta-\fR. You can also use 267 one of \fBa-\fR, \fBalt-\fR, \fBm-\fR or \fBmeta-\fR. You can also use
265 \fBhome\fR, \fBend\fR, \fBleft\fR, \fBright\fR etc. keys. 268 \fBhome\fR, \fBend\fR, \fBleft\fR, \fBright\fR etc. keys.
266 269
267 .SH Mouse Support 270 .SH Mouse Support
268 There is experimental mouse support. You can focus windows, activate buttons, 271 There is experimental mouse support. You can focus windows, activate buttons,
269 select rows in a list, scroll using the wheel-scroll etc. Mouse support is 272 select rows in a list, scroll using the wheel-scroll etc. Mouse support is
270 disabled by default, so you need to enable it in ~/.gntrc (see the sample 273 disabled by default, so you need to enable it in \fI~/.gntrc\fR (see the sample
271 above). 274 above).
272 275
273 .SH Window Management 276 .SH Window Management
274 The default window management is very limited. But it is possible to write 277 The default window management is very limited. But it is possible to write
275 custom window managers to suit your needs. There is a sample window-manager 278 custom window managers to suit your needs. There is a sample window-manager
276 included (named \fIs.so\fR) which adds a little 'close-button' for the windows, 279 included (named \fIs.so\fR) which adds a little 'close-button' for the windows,
277 removes the borders from the buddylist and pops up new windows in the middle of 280 removes the borders from the buddylist and pops up new windows in the middle of
278 the screen, instead of at the upper-left corder. It is provided as a sample 281 the screen, instead of at the upper-left corder. It is provided as a sample
279 simple manager, but it should be possible to write more complex managers, and 282 simple manager, but it should be possible to write more complex managers, and
280 it's very possible that the window-manager API will need to be enhanced. Look at 283 it's very possible that the window-manager API will need to be enhanced. Look at
281 the sample ~/.gntrc file above to see how to select a window-manager. 284 the sample \fI~/.gntrc\fR file above to see how to select a window-manager.
282 285
286 It is also possible to rebind the window-manager actions in \fI~/.gntrc\fR, eg:
287
288 .br
289 [GntWM::binding]
290 .br
291 a-n = window-next
292 .br
293 a-p = window-prev
294 .br
295 a-c = window-close
296 .br
297 a-w = window-list
298 .br
299 a-d = dump-screen
300 .br
301 a-, = shift-left
302 .br
303 a-. = shift-right
304 .br
305 a-a = action-list
306 .br
307 a-m = start-move
308 .br
309 a-r = start-resize
310 .br
311 a-q = wm-quit
312 .br
313 a-l = refresh-screen
314 .br
315 # The following action is still incomplete, and doesn't have a default binding
316 .br
317 # switch-window-n
318 .br
319
320 # For the sample custom window manager
321 .br
322 [GntS::binding]
323 .br
324 c-t = toggle-buddylist
283 325
284 .SH Conversation Commands 326 .SH Conversation Commands
285 There are a few helpful commands in addition to the regular commands. You can 327 There are a few helpful commands in addition to the regular commands. You can
286 use these from any conversation to access other windows. 328 use these from any conversation to access other windows.
287 329