FVWM: Where can I find a document that explains the entries in fvwm2rc

2012-11-15 Thread Roger Campbell
I am having a great time configuring FVWM. I have found a ton of sample fvwm2rc 
files and learned a lot and found some cool things. The one thing I am having 
trouble with is breaking some of the lines of the in wm2rc.

For example:

# some simple default mouse bindings:
#   for the root window:
Mouse 1 R   A   Menu MenuFvwmRoot Nop
Mouse 2 R   A   Menu MenuFvwmWindowOps Nop
Mouse 3 R   A   WindowList

I can figure out mouse buttons and the actions that will take place. What does 
the R and A stand for?

Another example is:

#   for other parts of the window/borders/icons:
Mouse 1 F   A   FuncFvwmResizeOrRaise
Mouse 1 TS  A   FuncFvwmMoveOrRaise
Mouse 1 I   A   FuncFvwmMoveOrIconify
Mouse 2 I   A   Iconify
Mouse 2 FST A   Menu MenuFvwmWindowOps2 Nop
Mouse 3 TSIF    A   RaiseLower

What document would assist me in decoding fields 3 and 4.

Thank you for your time.

Roger




Re: FVWM: Where can I find a document that explains the entries in fvwm2rc

2012-11-15 Thread Thomas Funk
Roger Campbell wrote:
I can figure out mouse buttons and the actions that will take place. What does 
the R and A stand for?

snippet from my config:

+--+
| || || || |
|  |
+--+
# 1  2  3


R = Root Window 
W = Application Window 
F = Frame Corners 
S = Frame Sides 
T = Title Bar 
I = Icon 
Numbers are buttons: 1 3 5 7 9   0 8 6 4 2

rr
rIFSFr
rrS13642Sr
rISwSr
rrSwSr
rIFSFr
rr

Modifiers: (A)ny, (C)ontrol, (S)hift, (M)eta, (N)othing


Structure of a binding line:
Button  Context Modifi  Function
Mouse 1 F   A   FuncFvwmResizeOrRaise

Hope this helps.
Regards,
Thomas

--
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about the the universe. -- Albert Einstein



Re: FVWM: Where can I find a document that explains the entries in fvwm2rc

2012-11-15 Thread Thomas Funk
Dan Espen wrote:

The document that explains all this is the man page.

That's right but it's a very handy and compact overview ;)

--
Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure 
about the the universe. -- Albert Einstein