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FVWMDEBUG(1) FVWM Module FVWMDEBUG(1)
NAME
FvwmDebug - the FVWM module debugger
SYNOPSIS
FvwmDebug should be spawned by fvwm(1) for normal functionality.
To run this module, place this command somewhere in the configuration:
Module FvwmDebug [optional-params]
To stop this module, execute:
KillModule FvwmDebug
DESCRIPTION
This module persistently dumps all fvwm event details and optionally
some other information into the standard error stream or a file, good
for debugging purposes. The output may be optionally redirected to
xconsole or similar window.
INVOCATION
There are several command line switches:
FvwmDebug [ --args│--noargs ] [ --events│--noevents ] [ --log file ] [
--xconsole ] [ --mask mask ] [ --xmask mask ] [ --debug level ] [
--track tracker-name ] [ --send-configinfo ] [ --send-windowlist ]
Long switches may be abbreviated to shorter switches.
--noargs - do not print all arguments of the event, just its name.
--args is the default.
--noevents - do not print even event names, implies --noargs. It is
similar in effect to setting both --mask and --xmask to 0, but the
events are actually received by the module, they are just not printed.
This option may be useful if --track or/and --debug is used.
The default is --events normally, and --noevents if one or more --track
options specified.
-l│--log file - specify the log file name instead of the standard error
stream. If the log file can't be open for writting, the default stan-
dard error stream is used.
The file may start with a pipe '│', this is similar to the usual mean-
ing of a pipe, the output is piped to the specified command. See also
--xconsole option.
-xc│--xconsole - this is a shortcut for:
FvwmDebug --log '│xconsole -file /dev/stdin -geometry 600x400 -notify'
That shows the module output in the xconsole window rather than the
standard error stream.
-m│--mask mask - set the module mask, 31 bit integer. By default
almost all events are monitored (except for some flood events like CON-
FIGURE_WINDOW or FOCUS_WINDOW. The special value of -1 sets the maximal
mask.
-x│--xmask mask - set the module extended mask, 31 bit integer. By
default almost all events are monitored (except for some flood events
like ENTER_WINDOW or LEAVE_WINDOW. The special value of -1 sets the
maximal extended mask.
-d│--debug level - use the Perl library debugging mechanism. The use-
ful levels are 2 to 4.
-t│--track tracker-name - create the given Perl library tracker and
observe its main observable. This option may be specified multiple
times. This options implies --noevents unless explicitely overwritten.
You may optionally try --debug, for example:
FvwmDebug -xc --track PageInfo --track GlobalConfig --debug 3
Run "fvwm-perllib man" to get the names of all existing trackers in
your installed Perl library.
-sc│--send-configinfo - send Send_ConfigInfo command to fvwm on
startup, this results in a lot of events received.
-sw│--send-windowlist - send Send_WindowList command to fvwm on
startup, this results in a lot of events received.
SEE ALSO
See also FvwmGtkDebug.
AUTHOR
Mikhael Goikhman <migo@homemail.com>.
perl v5.8.0 2003-06-09 FVWMDEBUG(1)
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