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misc/cal, misc/cardboard-schedule, misc/ical, misc/plan, misc/py-mxDateTime, misc/remind, sysutils/logtime, and 19 more from x11.
95 lines
3.1 KiB
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95 lines
3.1 KiB
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$NetBSD: patch-ac,v 1.1.1.1 2000/12/17 23:32:13 wiz Exp $
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--- asclock.man.orig Wed Sep 16 11:56:00 1998
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+++ asclock.man Thu Oct 28 13:14:36 1999
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@@ -1,14 +1,18 @@
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-.TH asclock 0.99 "23 July 1996" asclock
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+.TH asclock 1.0 "11 April 1998" asclock
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.UC
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.SH NAME
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\fBasclock\fP \- the AfterStep clock
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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.B asclock
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-[ -help] [-12 | -24] [-shape]
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- [-position \fI[+|-]x[+|-]y\fP]
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+[ -help] [-12 | -24] [-shape]
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[-exe \fIprogram\fP]
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[-led \fIcolor\fP]
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- [-noblink] [-iconic]
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+ [-clockxpm \fIxpm\fP]
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+ [-monthxpm \fIxpm\fP]
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+ [-weekdayxpm \fIxpm\fP]
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+ [-year]
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+ [-position \fI[+|-]x[+|-]y\fP]
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+ [-noblink] [-iconic] [-dock]
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.SH DESCRIPTION
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The \fBasclock\fP is a clock written to emulate the date/time application on
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the NEXTSTEP(tm) operating system. \fBasclock\fP supports multiple languages,
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@@ -23,12 +27,17 @@
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where options include:
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-12 12 hour format
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-24 24 hour format
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+ -shape without groundplate
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-exe <program> program to start on click
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-led <color> color of the led
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+ -clockxpm <xpm> clock xpm
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+ -monthxpm <xpm> month xpm
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+ -weekdayxpm <xpm> weekday xpm
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+ -year show year instead of time
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-position [+|-]x[+|-]y position of asclock
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- -shape without groundplate
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-noblink don't blink
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-iconic start up as icon
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+ -dock Window Maker docking
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.fi
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.RE
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.IP "-12 or -24"
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@@ -50,6 +59,22 @@
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.I showrgb
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.P (part of X11).
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.RE
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+.IP "-monthxpm <xpm>"
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+.RS
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+specifies the XPM file for the month pages.
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+.RE
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+.IP "-clockxpm <xpm>"
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+.RS
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+specifies the XPM file for the clock and calendar display.
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+.RE
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+.IP "-weekdayxpm <xpm>"
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+.RS
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+specifies the XPM file for the weekday pages.
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+.RE
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+.IP "-year"
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+.RS
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+shows the current the year in the display instead of the current time.
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+.RE
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.IP "-position [+|-]x[+|-]y "
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.RS
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specifies the starting position of \fBasclock\fP. The [+|-] works like the standard X-Windows x/y geometry option.
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.RS
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This gives weird output with AfterStep, so don't bother. It's for mwm and other wm's with no hint functionality.
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.RE
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+.IP "-dock"
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+.RS
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+starts \fBasclock\fP in docking mode. This option is necessary to dock \fBasclock\fP in the Window Maker dock. \fBasclock\fP ignores the -iconic option when started in docking mode.
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+.RE
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.SH INVOCATION
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\fBasclock\fP can be called from one of many ways. The most common invocation
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is the command line:
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will cause \fBasclock\fP to use the shape extensions so that it will be a
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button on the \fBWharf (1)\fP button bar under the \fBafterstep (1)\fP
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window manager.
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+
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+If you run Window Maker then you should use the "-dock" option:
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+.nf
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+
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+ [user@host] ~% asclock -shape -12 -dock &
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+
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+.fi
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+and then drag the icon to the dock.
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.SH BUGS
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we don't have bugs :)
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.SH COPYRIGHTS
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