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FvwmIdent(1) FVWM Modules FvwmIdent(1)
NAME
FvwmIdent - the FVWM identify-window module
SYNOPSIS
FvwmIdent is spawned by fvwm, so no command line invocation will work.
DESCRIPTION
The FvwmIdent module prompts the user to select a target window, if the
module was not launched from within a window context in Fvwm. After
that, it pops up a window with information about the window which was
selected.
COPYRIGHTS
The FvwmIdent program, and the concept for interfacing this module to
the Window Manager, are all original work by Robert Nation Nobutaka
Suzuki.
Copyright 1994, Robert Nation and Nobutaka Suzuki. No guarantees or
warranties or anything are provided or implied in any way whatsoever.
Use this program at your own risk. Permission to use this program for
any purpose is given, as long as the copyright is kept intact.
INITIALIZATION
During initialization, FvwmIdent gets config info from fvwm's module
configuration database (see fvwm(1), section MODULE COMMANDS) to deter-
mine which colors and font to use.
If the FvwmIdent executable is linked to another name, ie ln -s FvwmI-
dent MoreIdentify, then another module called MoreIdentify can be
started, with a completely different configuration than FvwmIdent, sim-
ply by changing the keyword FvwmIdent to MoreIdentify. This way multi-
ple clutter-reduction programs can be used.
INVOCATION
FvwmIdent can be invoked by binding the action 'Module FvwmIdent' to a
menu or key-stroke in the .fvwm2rc file. Fvwm will search directory
specified in the ModulePath configuration option to attempt to locate
FvwmIdent. Although nothing keeps you from launching FvwmIdent at
start-up time, you probably don't want to. Clicking into the the
FvwmIdent window or pressing a key while it has focus closes FvwmIdent.
Pressing mouse button 2 in the window restarts FvwmIdent and asks for a
new window to select.
CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
FvwmIdent reads the same .fvwm2rc file as fvwm reads when it starts up,
and looks for lines as listed below:
*FvwmIdent: Colorset n
Tells the module to use colorset n. See FvwmTheme.
*FvwmIdent: Fore color
Tells the module to use color instead of black for text.
Switches off the Colorset option.
*FvwmIdent: Back color
Tells the module to use color instead of white for the window
background. Switches off the Colorset option.
*FvwmIdent: Font fontname
Tells the module to use fontname instead of fixed for text.
*FvwmIdent: MinimalLayer layer
FvwmIdent places its window on the layer of a target window. But
not below the minimal layer. By default, the minimal layer is 4
just like the fvwm default layer. If layer is 0, the layer of
the target window is always used. If layer is "default" or not
specified, the default behavior is restored. If layer is "none",
FvwmIdent is placed as a normal window even if the target window
is above it.
AUTHOR
Robert Nation and Nobutaka Suzuki (nobuta-s@is.aist-nara.ac.jp).
3rd Berkeley Distribution 20 January 2006 (2.5.16) FvwmIdent(1)
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