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fvwm-convert-2.4(1)              FVWM Modules              fvwm-convert-2.4(1)



NAME
       fvwm-convert-2.4  -  convert  FVWM 2.2.x configuration file to FVWM 2.4
       syntax

SYNOPSIS
       fvwm-convert-2.4 [source] [dest]

DESCRIPTION
       fvwm-convert-2.4 converts an FVWM 2.2.x configuration file into an FVWM
       2.4 compatible syntax.  It is not suitable to convert older 1.x config-
       uration files.  Please use fvwm-convert-2.2 to  convert  these  to  the
       2.2.x format first.

       By default, fvwm-convert-2.4 converts ~/.fvwm2rc, saving the results in
       ~/.fvwm/.fvwm2rc.  You must create the ~/.fvwm directory before running
       this  command.  Starting with the 2.4 release, the directory ~/.fvwm is
       the default location for  fvwm  user  configuration  files.   Different
       source  and  destination  files  may be given.  If the destination file
       already exists, this program exits.  While the  program  runs  it  will
       generate  a  temporary  file with the same name as the destination file
       with the suffix ".pass1" added.

       fvwm-convert-2.4 makes the following changes:

       PixmapPath/IconPath
           In fvwm 2.4, the PixmapPath and IconPath commands are  replaced  by
           the  ImagePath command.  In addition, the ImagePath can be compiled
           into fvwm.  fvwm-convert-2.4 changes the  PixmapPath  and  IconPath
           commands to ImagePath commands and removes any directories that are
           compiled into fvwm.  Paths starting with a  dollar  sign  are  also
           removed.

       ModulePath
           In  fvwm  2.4,  the  ModulePath  is  compiled into fvwm.  fvwm-con-
           vert-2.4 removes any ModulePath commands  it  finds.   If  you  are
           using  your  own  modules,  (not the ones that come with fvwm), you
           will have to fix your  configuration  file  after  using  fvwm-con-
           vert-2.4.

       HilightColor
           In fvwm 2.4, the HighlightColor command is replaced by a Style com-
           mand using the HilightFore and  HilightBack  arguments.   fvwm-con-
           vert-2.4 makes these changes.

       HilightColorset
           In fvwm 2.4, the HighlightColorset command that was present in some
           of the 2.3.x beta releases is replaced by a Style command using the
           HilightColorset style.  fvwm-convert-2.4 makes these changes.

       WindowShadeAnimate
           In fvwm 2.4, the WindowShadeAnimate command is replaced by the Win-
           dowShadeSteps Style option.  fvwm-convert-2.4 makes this change.

       WindowFont
           In fvwm 2.4, the WindowFont command is replaced by a Style  command
           using the Font argument.  fvwm-convert-2.4 makes this change.

       ColorLimit
           In  fvwm  2.4,  the ColorLimit command is automatic.  If you have a
           limited colormap, color limiting is the default.   fvwm-convert-2.4
           removes any ColorLimit command that it finds.

       GlobalOpts
           The  GlobalOpts  command  is  converted  to  Style  options and the
           BugOpts command.  Some options can not be converted  automatically,
           though.

       Read
           Prints  a  message  identifying any read commands found.  The files
           being read may need to be converted also.

       Placement Styles
           Any of the old placement Styles found in the file can not  be  con-
           verted  automatically.  Instead, fvwm-convert-2.4 prints a warning.
           For details about the conversion, please refer to the "Window  man-
           ager placement" section of the fvwm man page.

       FvwmConfig and FvwmPipe
           These modules are no longer a part of the fvwm distribution.  fvwm-
           convert-2.4 prints a warning if these  modules  are  found  in  the
           file.

       FvwmButtons panels
           The  syntax  of  panels in FvwmButtons has changed.  The conversion
           can not be done automatically.  fvwm-convert-2.4 prints  a  message
           when it encounters a potential panel definition.  For details about
           the conversion, please refer to the "CONVERTING OLD PANEL  CONFIGU-
           RATIONS" section of the FvwmButtons man page.

BUGS
       You need Perl to be installed.

       WindowFont  and  HilightColor  commands  embedded  in functions are not
       found.  If you have either of these commands in functions, they are not
       detected.

       Known  bugs  can  be  found in the fvwm bug tracking system (accessible
       from the fvwm home page).

       Bug reports can be sent to the fvwm-workers mailing list (see the FAQ).


AUTHOR
       Dan Espen <despen@telcordia.com>.



FVWM                       20 January 2006 (2.5.16)        fvwm-convert-2.4(1)


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