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Animate(1.3) Animate(1.3)
NAME
Animate - the AfterStep Animate module
SYNOPSIS
Animate is spawned by afterstep, so no command line invocation will
work. From within the .steprc file, Animate is spawned as follows:
Module Animate
or from within an afterstep pop-up menu:
Popup "Module-Popup"
Title "Modules"
Module "Wharf" Wharf
Module "NoClutter" Clean
Module "Identify" Ident
Module "Banner" Banner
Module "Debug" Debug
Module "SaveDesktop" Save
Module "Pager" Pager 0 3
Module "Animate" Animate
EndPopup
DESCRIPTION
The Animate module animates window actions. It currently animates
iconification and deiconification in a zoom style or a twisty spinning
style.
INITIALIZATION
During initialization, Animate will eventually search a configuration
file which describes the time-outs and actions to take. The configura-
tion file is the same file that afterstep used during initialization.
INVOCATION
The invocation method was shown in the synopsis section
CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
Animate reads the same .steprc file as fvwm reads when it starts up,
and looks for certain configuration options:
*AnimateColor color
Tells Animate what color to draw with.
*AnimateDelay msecs
Tells Animate how many milliseconds to sleep between frames of
animation.
*AnimateIterations iterations
Tells Animate how many steps to break the animation into.
*AnimateTwist twist
Tells Animate how many revolutions to twist the iconification
frame.
*AnimateWidth width
Tells Animate how wide a line to draw with. Note that with 0 is
a fast line at Width 1
*AnimateResize mode
Tells Animate what method to use to draw resizes. zoom and
twist are currently supported.
AUTHOR
Alfredo Kengi Kojima <kojima@inf.ufrgs.br>
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
These people have contributed to Animate:
Kaj Groner <kajg@mindspring.com>
Twisty iconification, configuration file parsing, man page.
3rd Berkeley Distribution December 1996 Animate(1.3)
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