commit ed3a73f96061193a04030887de67a16f9924152f Author: jaeger401 Date: Wed Jul 8 10:33:48 2015 -0400 Initial commit of Mark Crimmins' code as of Oct. 1, 1997. diff --git a/CHANGES b/CHANGES new file mode 100755 index 0000000..f6351ce --- /dev/null +++ b/CHANGES @@ -0,0 +1,470 @@ +8.0: Here I (MC) leave off development of tkgoodstuff. Anyone who + would like to adopt it is most welcome. + +8.0b2: + +8.0b1: + + - Hacked at some of the C stuff for compatibility with + tcl/tk8.0b1. (5/28/97) + + - Ken Hornstein's netscape-remote doesn't work with + Netscape 4.0 until b5, and it won't compile with tcl8.0b1, + so I'm just doing "netscape -remote" for now (this doesn't work + with Netscape 4.0 before b5 either, but it works with + tcl8.0b1). (5/30/97) + + - Simplified some of the configure/install stuff. (6/11/97) + +8.0a2: + + - Fvwm2's geometry management had been a little broken, which + explained the odd stuff tkgoodstuff panels had to do to span a + screenedge. I've sent a patch to the fvwm2 maintainer (Chuck + Hines) for fvwm2.0.45; the patch is included in this distribution. + In keeping with No-Backward-Compatibility, now you need to upgrade + to fvwm2.0.45 (and use the patch) to get screenedge mode to work. + I'm sure you can figure out how to patch fvwm95 similarly. (Sorry + about that, but it relieves one of my biggest headaches.) (1/27/97) + + - Font preferences use a font selector. Relatedly, font handling + is a bit saner. (2/3/97; more font stuff fiddling 2/6/97) + + - The default relief for buttons (globally or individually) is flat + (for a sleek look). A preferences item still allows raised + buttons. (2/6/97) + + - Bells are more distinctive: the alarm (and Ical) bells are a + little louder and longer than your regular ^G beep, and in Biff + and Watch, the pitch of the bell corresponds to the alert level. + If you have several Watch'ed files and Biff'ed mailboxes, you can + get a nice (?) little tune on tkgoodstuff startup. (2/10/97) + + - Bug fix: in revising the tkgbutton.tcl code we lost a level + of substitution on the unix command. Thanks C. Roth (2/12/97) + + - Help "balloons" code simplified. Balloons no longer time out. + (2/13/97) + + - Hierarchical listbox widget improved. For example, you can drop + items "within" items that permit children. (2/14/97) + + - Bug fix: geometry handled improperly in restart caused + panelbuttons not to work. (2/15/97) + + - Bug fix: tkgbuttons could freeze on doubleclick. (2/15/97) + + - Bug fix: switches like "-font" in a button's unix command would + be modified. (2/16/97) + + - New client "Watch". Like Erik Kahler's "WatchDog" except it + allows multiple files to be watched, as in Biff. Includes a lister + that functions like "tail -f", and which allows you to view in one + window all (or a selected group of) the files being + watched. (2/12/97) + + Added indications in multiple-file viewer of which files have + changed and which one changed most recently. (2/15/97) + + - WindowList: + + We use a "tkgframe" instead of a text widget. Somewhat + zippier, and lets us put the panel tile image (if any) in the + background (or another tile image of the user's preference). + Looks a little bit different. (1/30/97) + + (bugfix) A panel containing only WindowList wouldn't size + properly, and windows wouldn't show up. (4/3/97) + + - Biff: + + For MH folders, if folder or .mh_sequence doesn't exist, make + the message counter (in menu or on button) zero. (bugfix; + 2/6/97) + + Brushed up IMAP mailbox checker. We keep the IMAP socket up + between checks; otherwise it's very hard to reliably check for + new mail. (2/17/97) + + Added preference setting for IMAP port. (4/15/97) + + If you choose "exmh" as the "unix command to execute instead + of using tkgoodstuff's lister" for an MH folder, then if exmh is + already running we direct exmh to the folder. + + (bugfix) Standard atime method reset new-mail indicator at + second check. + + - TkMan: + + (bugfix) some button preferences were ignored (2/22/97). + + Raise tkman window when using button <3> to view a manpage (if + fvwm is used). + + - Webster: + + Webster servers have disappeared (copyright issues, I guess). + So now the Webster button directs your browser to look up + the definition of a word at the Merriam-Webster site (a better + dictionary anyway, but sometimes slow response). You can change + the URL if you know a better one. + + A. Burt contributes bugfixes and an entry dialog (which Webster + should have had from the start). + + - Pager: (bug fix) really ignore the tkgoodstuff main panel (in + tk8.0 this has the id [wm wrapper .main-panel]. (4/9/97) + + +8.0a1: + + - Ok, forget 4.2, we may as well work with 8.0. Get tcl/tk8.0a2 or + later (a1 has relevant bugs). As always, we don't do backward + compatibility (too much work). There probably are quite a few + bugs. I'd appreciate your testing this, but beware. + + - Buttons and panels now can have tiled background images. + + - Rewrote the tkgbutton extension code around the tkButton.c and + tkUnixButton.c in tk8.0. This code allows buttons, labels, etc., + to have images as well as text. Added "-textweight" and + "-imageweight" options (like the option to "grid + row/columnconfigure). Also wrote code for "tkgframe" widgets (like + frames/toplevels, but allow background tiles). + + - Color preference items use the new tk color selector. + + - Killed (or at least maimed) some bugs: + + an old one that caused us to lose some preferences changes. + + one that made "Fill" items cause errors. + + one that abandoned your specified icon-side when the panel is + dragged to another screen-edge. + + one that made gcc choke when compiling on Solaris 2.4. + + Text now gravitates to the bottom of button when below + image. + + A preferences label implied that leaving the button text field + blank would give you text anyway (which would be silly). + + - Main Menu button can have icon on it and/or text. By default, it + now has a pale blue "TKG" icon in the background (I'd welcome a + nifty logo-ish thing if anyone out there is less art-challenged + than me). + + - Now when you insert an item in the hierarchical list widget, the + new item is always visible and highlighted. + + - Biff: + + Menu indicating which mailboxes have new mail now can be a + tear-off menu. + + That same menu can now replace the Biff button on the + tkgoodstuff panel. (For some reason this breaks the ability to + drag windows from WindowList into Pager. Tk bug?) + + When you click with button 3 in single-mailbox mode, or select + a mailbox from the menu in multiple-mailbox mode, we allow + an arbitrary unix command instead of calling up tkgoodstuff's + new-mail lister (so you can start a mailer directed at a + particular mailbox instead of using our lister). + +4.2b1: + + - New versions are for use with tcl7.6/tk4.2. + + - Got rid of BLT fuctionality. This saves many configuration + headaches. However, this means that drag&drop no longer is + supported (you can't drag files onto tkgoodstuff buttons). Also, + certain programs can fool tkgoodstuff buttons into rising before + the programs actually exit (namely, programs that freopen() + stdout). You can get around this by calling instead a shell + script that simply runs the offending program: + + #!/bin/sh + knews + + +4.1: + + - Auto-configuration now is more standard GNU: we assume you want + to install in /usr/local/... unless you specify otherwise (with + "./configure --prefix=/some/directory"), rather than assuming that + you want to install wherever tcl and tk are installed. Also, we + look for tcl/tk headers in more places. + + - Default is now to make tkgwish (to cut down on compilation + gripes), but if you configure with "--enable-libs", then you get + loadable libraries instead: libtkg (with image+text button code), + libpixmap, libtkfvwm, libtkSteal, libblt, libtkNetscape. + + - Used "unprotoize" on tkNetscape.c so that SunOS's non-ANSI + compiler doesn't choke on the function prototypes. + + - The preferences manager now uses tabbed notebooks to give you + that warm'n'cozy GUI feeling, at no cost in added functionality! + (The tabbed notebook widget, like the hierarchical list widget, is + core tcl/tk only.) + + - New button option: "Fvwm button behavior". If set (and using the + fvwm2 or fvwm95 window manager!), then the relief of the button + (raised/sunken) is sensitive only to the existence of a window of + the given name. This way, your unix command button will be sunken + even if you start your application without pressing the button + (e.g., with a window manager menu or on a command line), and even + if you restart tkgoodstuff. + + - Incoporated the "netscape-remote" tk extension by Ken Hornstein, + which makes for quicker visits to selected URL's with the WWW + client. + + - Now you can use fvwm modules as swallow and menu items (just make + the unix command, e.g., "FvwmPager 0 1"). + + - NOTE: Various code uniformization that (a) is certain to + introduce a bug or two, and (b) unfortunately meant renaming some + preferences variables, which means that some of your preferences + will have to be redone. Sorry about that. + + - Biff: + + New mailbox method "IMAP": check and read new mail at a remote + IMAP server. Consider this feature ALPHA, since I'm the only one + who has tested it (reports welcome). It should work on any + IMAP-2bis or IMAP4 server. + + Biff mailboxes are now individually configurable with an hlist + widget gizmo. They can have different checking intervals, etc. + + Mailboxes now are assigned "alert levels" of white, green, + yellow, or red, which determines what icon is shown for new mail. + + + Fvwm: When going to a window we give it focus or not depending on + whether the window has style flags set for ClickToFocus or + SloppyFocus. This way we give a window focus whenever we can do so + without warping the pointer. + + - Pager: + + Clicking on the current page cycles through the open + windows on the page. + + Clicking on another page always goes to the window last + selected on that page, if any. + + Find some way of reminding people (everybody forgets this) that + you can move windows between pages and desktops by dragging with + mouse button 2 from the WindowList to the Pager. + + - Dialer: Oops: we had been sending the dial command twice, which + could produce inexplicable "NO CARRIER" messages. + +4.1b8: 6/9/96 + + - Incoporated bgexec and drag&drop from BLT, which means that the + handling of executed programs is less kludgy, and that you can drag + files from tkdesk to tkgoodstuff buttons. + + - Incorporated TkSteal, and added the element type "Swallow", which + lets you put an external X application window in the tkgoodstuff + bar. + + - Main panel is now just another panel. This helped kill a bug + (which is tk's, I think) that was tweaked in the screen-edge + dragging and resulted in segmentation faults. + + - Added a balloon help feature (annoyance? it's defeasible). + + - Added a commented example client "Example.tcl", which may take + a lot of the mystery out of writing a simple client. + + - Added a preferences item for a list of tcl code directories to + prepend to auto_path (so that you can use your own tcl code without + writing a client). + + - Buttons now can have images as backgrounds (the text is written + over the image): set the "side" of the icon to "background". + + - WWW and Fvwm handling much improved thanks to A. Burt (who + contributed lots of bug fixes elsewhere too). + + - WindowList: + + keep usual icon when iconified (foreground color still grayed + out). Easier to tell what program is iconified this way. + + Added default icons for file managers (xfm and tkdesk) and man + page readers (xman and tkman). + + - PopImap: Keep track of fetch process and don't overlap (thanks + T. Fries). + +4.1b7: 5/22/96 + + There have been quite a few changes that are sure to introduce new + bugs. Please inform me of any troubles, providing as much + information as you can about your platform, your .tkgrc, etc. + + - The latest tkgoodstuff and the latest CHANGES file is now + available at the web site. + + - The GUI installation tool has been replaced by a GNU autoconf + thing ("./configure" then "make", then "make install"). Probably + there are still importabilities, so please let me know how it goes. + + - The xpm and fvwm extensions are now wrapped into "libtkg", which + is compiled and installed automatically at tkgoodstuff installation + (this way you don't have to install, and I don't have to maintain, + as many packages). If someone wants to pull them apart and + maintain them individually, be my guest. + + - If the Tcl installation doesn't support loadable libraries, we + make and use tkgwish. You can force this with + "configure --enable-tkgwish". (Worth a try if the C compilation + fails.) + + - The panel (including main panel) and menu configurations are now + done with a point-and-click, drag-and-drop hierarchical list widget + with little icons to make you feel safe-and-secure. It's harder to + screw up your configuration or menu now (or it should be when the + bugs get ironed out). + + - The image+text tkgbutton code is now done in C (and is part of + libtkg). This simplifies and speeds up various things. + + - Dragging a (screenedge mode) main panel (by its border) to other + edges of the screen now works without restarting tkgoodstuff. If + you have used the defaults, the arrangement of icons, labels, etc, + changes to suit the new orientation. + + - No more "Dismiss" buttons in panels produced by PanelButtons, + since they can be dismissed by clicking on the PanelButton. + + - Clock now shows time only by default, and toggles to show the + date temporarily when the mouse pointer enters the clock window. + + - The tkgoodstuff menu now can be used anywhere in the Menu client + menu as a cascade (before it would pop up oddly). Also, for now + there is only one Menu client menu (anyone sorely miss having 3?). + + - We take advantage of the /proc filesystem (e.g., on Linux): + + Load now reads /proc/loadavg if it exists (and otherwise exec's + uptime). + + Net now by default reads /proc/net/route if it exists (and + otherwise exec's ifconfig). + +4.1b6: 4/30/96 + + - There is a new on-line preferences manager (so you don't have to + edit the rc file by hand). Start up tkgoodstuff. You will get a + default configuration. Select Preferences from the tkgoodstuff + menu, and choose the "Configuration" section. Here, add, delete or + move Client, AddButton, AddLabelBox, stacking, and panel-creating + commands. Then, save the preferences and restart. Now you can set + using the preferences manager the things you used to have to adjust + with variables. + + - tkgoodstuff: + + + New options for icon scale and font scale (small or large). + Also, where an iconfile is called for, you can specify + "%biffnew" and tkgoodstuff will look, depending on whether the + scale is small or large, for biffnew.xpm or biffnew-sm.xpm. + + + New option for standard padding inside buttons, etc. Adjust + to 0 for very busy but compact look, to 2 or 3 for more roomy + look. + + + Now you can specify a pathlist of icon directories + in the preferences manager. You also can specify an icon that + is somewhere in that path with just its name (full filenames + work too). + + + In fullscreen mode, now you can "drag" the main border to + move the panel to another edge of the screen. It's a quick + hack (if we go from horizontal to vertical or vice versa we + save a changed fullscreen-side preference and restart + tkgoodstuff), but nothing wouldn't be better. We should really + be able to do this on the fly (which means regridding, and + resizing the auto-sized clients (Clock, Pager, Load). + + + Also there is a new option Auto-minimize which in fullscreen + mode reduces tkgoodstuff to a line along the edge of the screen + when the mouse leaves the tkgoodstuff panel. + + + Killed (I hope) bug without understanding why: sometimes in + auto-minimize mode clicking on a panelbutton would cause an + error whose entire stack trace is ("after" script). Since + removing an "update" command from TKGPanelButtonInvoke, I no + longer see this problem. Any speculations as to why would be + welcome! + + - New Client: TkMan, by G. Dezern, interfaces with the tkman man + page viewer the way our WWW client interfaces with web browsers. + + - WindowList: Shorten windownames before using scrollbar (patch + from E. Kahler). + + - Biff: + + Mail-checking methods now work as advertised (thanks R. Angiel + and G. Dezern). I hope. + + Optional on-button display of number of new messages (except + for users of the mh method). (Thanks R. Angiel.) + + Display of new messages was too fancy, or not fancy enough, to + work right; now we just display the entire header with the message. + + MH method much, much improved thanks to G. Dezern. + + Multiple mailbox support thanks to G. Dezern. + + - Net: + + Added elapsed-time-of-connection counter. + + Deleted net-type from label. + + - Jots and Calc: respond sensibly to window manager DELETEs. + + - Icons: ruthless color-pruning. Now the icons use colors from a + palette of 19 colors, and tkgoodstuff's default widget colors are + among them. + + - tkxpm and tkfvwm: much tidier configure scripts (not using + autoconf), relying on tclConfig.sh and tkConfig.sh. Also, fvwm + source is no longer needed to compile tkfvwm (libfvwm2.a is now + installed at fvwm installation). M. Beynon contributed bug fixes. + +4.1b5: 2/27/96 + + Now tkgoodstuff assumes tk4.1b1 or later (we're aiming at supporting + the ultimate 4.1 release, and backward compatibility is too much + work). + + - tkgoodstuff: + + + We use the grid geometry manager rather than pack for almost + everything. TKGPack is superseded by TKGGrid. Had hoped that + this would make fullscreen mode easier, but no. + + + Added subpanels which are formed with StartPanel and + EndPanel, can be linked to a button with PanelButton, or placed + on the screen at startup with PutPanel. See the tkgoodstuffrc + html docs for more. + + + Now xpm capability is mandatory. I hope Ioi Lam's xpm image + type will get in the core before our main 4.1 release. + + + "create-label-box" renamed to "TKGLabelBox". NOTE!!! + + + AddButton and AddLabelBox no longer take a name as first + argument. NOTE!!! + + + Clock_zerotrim moved to tkgoodstuff and called TKGZeroTrim. + + + Use "ps -p [pid]" if "ps [pid]" gives an error, and don't + assume there's a STAT column in the ps output (thanks + J. Robinson). + + + Implement TKGAddToHook and TKGDoHook (general hook + utilities). Several hooks are defined (for client use) in + tkgoodstuff, Fvwm.tcl, etc. + + + Change default fonts to non-italic, non-bold. + + - Biff: avoid tcl7.5b1's gets bugs by not doing "gets $f var". + + - New client "Pager" by Eric Kahler. Check out the current + version in this distribution. Needs tkgoodstuff to be run as an + fvwm module (from the fvwm window manager). + + - New client "Chooser" by Eric Kahler. Pops up a window at + startup to let you choose among different tkgoodstuff + configuration files. + + - New client in "alpha" stage: Calc (dec/hex/oct calculator). + Has paper-tape-like scrollable history. Some features not + implemented, but it's fairly usable. I'm not inclined to develop + this further right now, so I'd be very happy if someone were to + adopt it. + + - New client in "beta" stage: Webster (net dictionary client). + Pops up a definition of the word you highlight (the current X + selection). Can use unix "webster" command, but also has its own + internal webster client code (using the new Tcl socket stuff, + with a kludge required because Tcl strings can't yet contain + NULLs). + + - The tkfvwm source is now included in the tkgoodstuf \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/Dialer b/Dialer new file mode 100755 index 0000000..e4a714a --- /dev/null +++ b/Dialer @@ -0,0 +1,1135 @@ +#!/bin/sh +# \ +exec wish8.0 "$0" ${1+"$@"} + +# Dialer; for establishing connection and authorization for +# ppp or term link. + +# Version 8.0 +# (numbered so as to coincide with the required version of tk) + +# Assumes your modem takes AT... commands. +# Works for linux and several other platforms. Your mileage may +# suck. + +# M. Crimmins 1/27/97 + +if {([set tk_version] < 4.1)} { + bgerror "This program requires tk version 4.1 or higher." + exit +} + +set file "" +if {$argv != ""} { + set file [lindex $argv 0] + set argv [lreplace $argv 0 0] +} +set debug 0 +set send_slow {1 .1} +set quickwait 5 +set labelwidth 20 +set entrywidth 50 + +set stringvars { numbers repeatscript port speed init1 init2\ + loginscript outcommand } +set booleans {login exitsucc repeat} + +# Give the first-time user an example +set numbers "555-1000 555-2000" +set repeatscript { * {{ 555-1000 1} {555-2000 1} {555-1000 3}}} +set repeat 0 +set port /dev/modem +set speed 38400 +set init1 "ATZ" +set init2 "" +set login 1 +set loginscript { + {"" "host: " 10} + {ppp "login: " 20} + { myloginname@umich.edu "Password: " 5} + {mypassword "" "" } +} +set outcommand "/usr/lib/ppp/pppd $port $speed asyncmap 0 defaultroute crtscts modem noipdefault" +set exitsucc 0 + +option add *Listbox*font {Helvetica 14} startupFile +option add *Entry*font {Helvetica 14} startupFile +option add *Label*font {Helvetica 14} startupFile +option add *Text*font {Helvetica 14} startupFile + +proc DialWindow {} { + global normalbg + wm title . "Dialer" + wm withdraw . + wm iconname . "Dialer" + + bind . exit + frame .status + pack .status -side left -pady 20 -padx 10 + label .status.statuslabel -text "Dialing Status:" + pack .status.statuslabel -side top -pady 5 + text .status.text -height 12 -width 40 -takefocus 0 + set normalbg [.status.text cget -background] + global statuswindow + set statuswindow .status.text + pack .status.text -side top -fill x -fill y -padx 15 + + frame .buttons + button .buttons.dial -text Dial -command Dial + button .buttons.settings -text Settings -command EditSettings + button .buttons.next -text "Try Next\nNumber" -command {Next} -state disabled + button .buttons.abort -text Abort -command {Abort} -state disabled + button .buttons.dismiss -text Dismiss -command {exit} + pack .buttons.dial .buttons.settings .buttons.next .buttons.abort .buttons.dismiss \ + -side top -expand y -fill x -padx 15 -pady 5 + pack .buttons -side left -fill x -expand y + + .status.statuslabel configure -font [.buttons.dial cget -font] + + focus .buttons.dial + update + set x [expr ([winfo screenwidth .] - [winfo reqwidth .] )/2] + set y [expr ([winfo screenheight .] - [winfo reqheight .] )/2] + wm geometry . +$x+$y + wm deiconify . +} + +proc Next {} { + global numaborted + set numaborted 1 +} + +proc Abort {} { + global aborted + set aborted 1 +} + +proc DoAbort {} { + global normalbg + Hangup + Outstatus "Aborted" + ResetButtons + .status.text config -background $normalbg +} + +proc Hangup {} { + global id port + Outmodem "" + after 1250 + Outmodem + 0 + after 100 + Outmodem + 0 + after 100 + Outmodem + 0 + if [Dialexpect {} OK {} 3 ] { + Dialexpect ATH OK {} 3 + after 500 + } + exec stty sane < $port > $port + exec stty 38400 raw -echo clocal < $port > $port + return 1 +} + +proc CloseLine {} { + global id + if [info exists id] { + close -i $id + catch "unset id" + } +} + +proc CheckBoth {} { + global aborted numaborted + expr $aborted || $numaborted +} + +proc Dial {{repeating 0}} { + global statuswindow id nums loops + global tkgsentok aborted numaborted + global stringvars booleans + foreach v [eval list $stringvars $booleans] { + global $v + } + if !$repeating { + .buttons.dial config -state disabled + .buttons.dismiss config -state disabled + .buttons.abort config -state normal + .buttons.next config -state normal + .status.text config -background yellow + focus .buttons.next + set aborted 0 + if !$repeat { + set nums $numbers + set loops 1 + } else { + set nums "" + foreach pair [lindex $repeatscript 1] { + for {set i 0} {$i < [lindex $pair 1]} {incr i} { + lappend nums [lindex $pair 0] + } + } + set loops [lindex $repeatscript 0] + } + if ![OpenModem] {return 0} + } + for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $nums]} {incr i} { + set number [lindex $nums $i] + if {($i == ([llength $nums] - 1)) && \ + ($loops != "*") && ($loops < 2 )} { + .buttons.next config -state disabled + } + set numaborted 0 + if ![ModemInit] { + Hangup + ResetButtons + set loops 1 + break + } + if { ![DialNumber $number] || ![LoginScript] } { + if $aborted {DoAbort; return} + continue + } + OutCommand + ExitSucc + ResetButtons + focus .buttons.dismiss + return 1 + } + catch "incr loops -1" + if {($loops == "*") || ($loops > 0)} { + Dial 1 + return + } + .status.text config -background red + Outstatus "Sorry, failed to connect." + ResetButtons + return 0 +} + +proc OpenModem {} { + global port id + if [catch {set id [open $port w+]}] { + Dialerror "Error opening modem port." + .status.text config -background red + Outstatus "Aborted" + ResetButtons + return 0 + } + fconfigure $id -blocking 0 -buffering none + exec stty 38400 raw -echo clocal < $port > $port + return 1 +} + +proc ModemInit {} { + global init1 init2 + #initialize modem + if { $init1 != "" } { + if ![Dialexpect "$init1" "OK\n" "Error initializing modem."] { + set loops 1 + return 0 + } + if { $init2 != "" } { + if ![Dialexpect "$init2" "OK\n" "Error initializing modem."] { + set loops 1 + return 0 + } + } + } + return 1 +} + +proc DialNumber {number} { + global Dialer_expect_out + Outstatus "Dialing $number . . ." + set fail 0 + if [Dialexpect ATDT$number \ + { "OK" "BUSY" "NO DIAL TONE" "NO CARRIER" "NO ANSWER" "CONNECT .*\[\r\n\]" } \ + {} 45 ] { + switch -regexp -- $Dialer_expect_out { + "OK" { Outstatus " Unknown failure (\"OK\"!)."; set fail 1} + "BUSY" { Outstatus " Line is busy."; set fail 1} + "NO CARRIER" { + Outstatus " No carrier (no answer or phone line not connected)." + set fail 1 + } "NO DIAL TONE" { + Outstatus " No dial tone (no busy signal or ringing detected)." + set fail 1 + } "NO ANSWER" { Outstatus " No answer." ; set fail 1} + "CONNECT .*\[\r\n\]" {Outstatus $Dialer_expect_out} + } + if $fail { + after 1000 + return 0 + } + } else { + Hangup + return 0 + } + return 1 +} + +proc LoginScript {} { + global loginscript login + .status.text config -background yellowgreen + if !$login {return 1} + Outstatus "Running login script. . ." + foreach entry $loginscript { + if ![Dialexpect [lindex $entry 0] \ + [lindex $entry 1] \ + "In login script, never got \"[lindex $entry 1]\"" \ + [lindex $entry 2] ] { + Hangup + return 0 + } + } + Outstatus "Login script succeeded." + .status.text config -background chartreuse1 + return 1 +} + +proc OutCommand {} { + global outcommand + if {$outcommand != ""} { + Outstatus "Setting up the network:" + Outstatus " ([string range $outcommand 0 30] . . .)" + eval exec $outcommand & + } +} + +proc ExitSucc {} { + global exitsucc + if !$exitsucc return + if {[lsearch [winfo interps] tkgoodstuff] != -1} { + if {[send tkgoodstuff {lsearch $TKG(clients) Net}] != -1} { + send tkgoodstuff Net_start_wait + send tkgoodstuff {DEBUG {Dialer suggests we look for net-up}} + } + } + bell; after 250 { bell; after 5000 exit } +} + +proc ResetButtons {} { + .buttons.dial config -state normal + .buttons.dismiss config -state normal + .buttons.next config -state normal + .buttons.abort config -state disabled + .buttons.next config -state disabled + focus .buttons.dial +} + +proc Dialexpect "outstring instrings {error none} \"wait $quickwait\"" { + global statuswindow global quickwait id aborted numaborted Dialer_expect_out + set Dialer_expect_out "" + if ![info exists id] { bgerror "no channel with id $id"} + if [CheckBoth] {return 0} + if { [regexp " *(&PAUSE|&pause) *(.*)$" $outstring l v pause] && ($pause != -1)} { + if { [scan $pause "%f" pause1] && [info exists pause1]} { + after [format %.0f [expr $pause1 * 1000]] + } + } elseif [regexp " *(&RETURN|&return) *$" $outstring l l] { + DEBUG "Sending return character. . ." + Outmodem "" + } elseif {$outstring != ""} { + DEBUG "Sending \"$outstring\". . ." + Outmodem "$outstring" + } + if {$instrings == ""} {return 1} + DEBUG "Waiting $wait seconds for \"$instrings\"" + set timeout 1000 + for {set i 0} {$i < $wait} {incr i} { + if [CheckBoth] {return 0} + if ![info exists id] { bgerror "no \$id"} + if [DialerExpect $id $instrings $timeout] { + return 1 + } + } + DEBUG "Never got $instrings." + if [CheckBoth] {return 0} + if {$error != "none"} {Dialerror $error} + return 0 +} + +proc DialerExpect {id strings timeout} { + after $timeout DialerCancelExpect + fileevent $id readable [list DialerRead $strings $id] + global Dialer_cancelexpect + vwait Dialer_cancelexpect + fileevent $id readable {} + global Dialer_expect_out Dialer_expect_in + set Dialer_expect_in "" + set result [expr ![string match "" $Dialer_expect_out]] + return $result +} + +proc DialerRead {strings id} { + global Dialer_expect_in Dialer_expect_out + append Dialer_expect_in [read $id] + foreach string $strings { + if [regexp $string $Dialer_expect_in Dialer_expect_out] { + DialerCancelExpect + } + } +} + +proc DialerCancelExpect {} { + global Dialer_cancelexpect + set Dialer_cancelexpect 0 +} + + +proc Outmodem {string {return 1}} { + global id + switch $return { + 1 {eval puts -nonewline $id \"$string\\r\"} + 0 {eval puts -nonewline $id \"$string\"} + } +} + +proc Outstatus {string} { + global statuswindow + $statuswindow insert end "$string\n" + $statuswindow see end + update +} + +proc DEBUG {string} { + global debug + switch $debug { + 0 return + 1 "Outstatus $string" + 2 "puts $string" + } +} + +proc Dialerror {error {die 0}} { + global statuswindow id + Outstatus "$error" + if $die { + if [info exists id] { close -i $id } + bgerror "$error" + exit + } +} + +proc EditSettings {} { + global labelwidth file + set w .editsettings + catch {destroy $w} + toplevel $w + bind $w "destroy $w" + wm title $w "Dialer Settings" + wm iconname $w "Dialer Settings" + + trace variable file w UpdateFileDisplay + + frame $w.menu -relief raised -bd 2 + pack $w.menu -side top -fill x + + set m $w.menu.file.m + menubutton $w.menu.file -text "File" -menu $m -underline 0 + menu $m + $m add command -label "Open settings file" -command Open + $m add command -label "New settings file" -command New + $m add command -label "Save settings" -command Save + $m add command -label "Save settings As ..." -command SaveAs + + pack $w.menu.file -side left + + set m $w.menu.help.m + menubutton $w.menu.help -text "Help" -menu $m -underline 0 + menu $m + $m add command -label "About Dialer" -command About + $m add separator + $m add command -label "Dialer Help" -command HelpSettings + + pack $w.menu.help -side right + + button .b + set bfont [.b cget -font] + destroy .b + frame $w.curfile + label $w.curfile.label -font $bfont + UpdateFileDisplay + pack $w.curfile.label -side left + label $w.curfile.file -textvariable file -font $bfont + pack $w.curfile.file -side left + pack $w.curfile -expand y -pady 10 + + global labelwidth entrywidth + frame $w.numbers + radiobutton $w.numbers.check -variable repeat -value 0 + pack $w.numbers.check -side left -padx 10 + label $w.numbers.numberslabel -text "Dial these numbers:" -width $labelwidth -anchor c + pack $w.numbers.numberslabel -side left + entry $w.numbers.numbersentry -textvariable numbers -width $entrywidth + pack $w.numbers.numbersentry -side left -fill x -expand y + + frame $w.repeat + radiobutton $w.repeat.check -variable repeat -value 1 + pack $w.repeat.check -side left -padx 10 + label $w.repeat.label1 -text "Dial from repeat script" + pack $w.repeat.label1 -side left + + AddEntry $w port Port: + AddEntry $w speed Speed: + AddEntry $w init1 "Modem\ninit string" + AddEntry $w init2 "Second modem\ninit string" + AddEntry $w outcommand "Command to execute\nwhen logged in:" + + frame $w.login + checkbutton $w.login.check -variable login + pack $w.login.check -side left -padx 10 + label $w.login.label1 -text "Run login script when connected" + pack $w.login.label1 -side left + + frame $w.exitsucc + checkbutton $w.exitsucc.check -variable exitsucc + pack $w.exitsucc.check -side left -padx 10 + label $w.exitsucc.label1 -text "Exit on successful connection" + pack $w.exitsucc.label1 -side left + + pack $w.numbers $w.repeat $w.port $w.speed $w.init1 $w.init2 $w.outcommand $w.login $w.exitsucc\ + -fill x -pady 5 + + frame $w.buttons + button $w.buttons.ers -command EditRepeatScript -text "Edit\nRepeat Script" + pack $w.buttons.ers -side left -expand y -fill y -padx 15 -pady 15 + button $w.buttons.els -command EditLoginScript -text "Edit\nLogin Script" + pack $w.buttons.els -side left -expand y -fill y -padx 15 -pady 15 + button $w.buttons.dismiss -text Dismiss -command "destroy $w" + pack $w.buttons.dismiss -side left -expand y -fill y -padx 15 -pady 15 + pack $w.buttons -fill x -expand y +} + +proc UpdateFileDisplay args { + global file + if {$file == ""} { + .editsettings.curfile.label config -text "(No current file)" + } else { + .editsettings.curfile.label config -text "File: " + } +} + +proc AddEntry { w v s } { + global labelwidth entrywidth + frame $w.$v + label $w.$v.[set v]label -text $s -width $labelwidth -anchor c + pack $w.$v.[set v]label -side left + entry $w.$v.[set v]entry -textvariable $v -width $entrywidth + pack $w.$v.[set v]entry -side left -fill x -expand y +} + +proc EditRepeatScript {} { + global labelwidth repeatscript rscript file repeat + set entrywidth 25 + + set w .editrepeatscript + catch {destroy $w} + toplevel $w + bind $w "UpdateRepeatScript; destroy $w" + wm title $w "Dialer Repeat Script" + wm iconname $w "Dialer Repeat Script" + + frame $w.title -relief raised + pack $w.title -fill x -expand y + label $w.title.0 -text "Numer:" + pack $w.title.0 -pady 10 -fill x -expand y -side left + label $w.title.1 -text "Repeat ___ times:" + pack $w.title.1 -pady 10 -fill x -expand y -side left + frame $w.entries + pack $w.entries + frame $w.entries.0 + frame $w.entries.1 + pack $w.entries.0 $w.entries.1 -side left -fill x + foreach s {0 1} { + for {set i 0} {$i<16} {incr i} { + set rscript($i,$s) [lindex [lindex [lindex $repeatscript 1] $i] $s] + entry $w.entries.$s.entry$i -width $entrywidth \ + -textvariable rscript($i,$s) + pack $w.entries.$s.entry$i -padx 5 -pady 3 -fill x + } + } + frame $w.grep + label $w.grep.greplabel -text "Repeat entire script ___ times:\n(\"*\" means forever)" -anchor c + pack $w.grep.greplabel -side left + entry $w.grep.grepentry -textvariable loops -width 4 + pack $w.grep.grepentry -side left + pack $w.grep -fill x -pady 10 + frame $w.buttons + button $w.buttons.dismiss -text Dismiss -command "UpdateRepeatScript; destroy $w" + pack $w.buttons.dismiss -side left -expand y -fill y -padx 15 -pady 15 + pack $w.buttons -side bottom -fill x -expand y +} + +proc UpdateRepeatScript {} { + global rscript repeatscript loops + set repeatscript "" + set i 0 + set s "" + while {($rscript($i,0) != "") || \ + ($rscript($i,1) != "")} { + lappend s [list $rscript($i,0) $rscript($i,1) ] + incr i + } + set repeatscript [list $loops $s] +} + +proc EditLoginScript {} { + global labelwidth loginscript script file + set entrywidth 25 + + set w .editloginscript + catch {destroy $w} + toplevel $w + bind $w "UpdateScript; destroy $w" + wm title $w "Dialer Login Script" + wm iconname $w "Dialer Login Script" + + frame $w.title -relief raised + pack $w.title -fill x -expand y + label $w.title.0 -text "Send:" + pack $w.title.0 -pady 10 -fill x -expand y -side left + label $w.title.1 -text "Then Expect:" + pack $w.title.1 -pady 10 -fill x -expand y -side left + label $w.title.2 -text "After ___ seconds:" + pack $w.title.2 -pady 10 -fill x -expand y -side left + frame $w.entries + pack $w.entries + frame $w.entries.0 + frame $w.entries.1 + frame $w.entries.2 + pack $w.entries.0 $w.entries.1 $w.entries.2 -side left -fill x + foreach s {0 1 2} { + for {set i 0} {$i<16} {incr i} { + set script($i,$s) [lindex [lindex $loginscript $i] $s] + entry $w.entries.$s.entry$i -width $entrywidth \ + -textvariable script($i,$s) + pack $w.entries.$s.entry$i -padx 5 -pady 3 -fill x + } + } + frame $w.buttons + button $w.buttons.dismiss -text Dismiss -command "UpdateScript; destroy $w" + pack $w.buttons.dismiss -side left -expand y -fill y -padx 15 -pady 15 + pack $w.buttons -side bottom -fill x -expand y +} + +proc UpdateScript {} { + global script loginscript + set loginscript "" + set i 0 + while {($script($i,0) != "") || \ + ($script($i,1) != "") || \ + ($script($i,2) != "")} { + lappend loginscript [list $script($i,0) $script($i,1) $script($i,2) ] + incr i + } +} + +proc HelpSettings {} { + + set text " +This Dialer assumes you have a basically Hayes-compatible modem (like\ +nearly all modems sold these days). + +All settings, including a login script, are saved in a settings file.\ +In the Settings window, you can open and save settings files. You can\ +also select a settings file from the command line as follows: +\ \ \ \"Dialer mysettingsfile\" +If no settings file is given on the command line, Dialer looks for th\ +file \".DialSettings\" in your home directory.\ +To make the Dialer start dialing on invocation, you add \"Dial\" to the\ +command line: +\ \ \ \"Dialer mysettingsfile Dial\" + +(The Dialer also can be started automatically by the \"tkgoodstuff\"\ +button bar's \"Net\" client.) + +There are two dialing strategies to choose between: + 1. Each phone number in the list of phone numbers will be tried in\ +succession. You can use the usual Hayes characters in the dial string\ +(consult your modem manual). NOTE to those who want to type\ +\"ATDP555-7777\" here: you should not include the \"ATD\" command, but\ +only the phone number. + 2. A repeat script will be followed (which you edit by pressing a\ +button in the Settings window). Each number will be tried a specified\ +number of times, and the whole list will be tried a specified number of\ +time (or forever). + +The \"port\" is a unix device file governing the serial port to which\ +your modem is connected, such as /dev/modem or /dev/cua1. (Linux\ +users: remember that /dev/cua0 is COM1, . . ., and /dev/cua3 is\ +COM4.) + +The speed is the baud rate OF THE PORT, which typically is best set\ +higher than the modem's baud rate. You don't need to set the modem\ +baud rate explicitly (though you can do so in one of the init\ +strings if necessary). + +The modem init strings are \"AT...\" commands to send to the modem (we\ +look for an \"OK\" from the modem afterwards). These are optional, and\ +can be anything from \"AT\" to \"ATZ\" to the monstrously long ones modem\ +freaks swear by (the author uses \"ATZ4\" with his Sportster v.34). + +The entry \"command to execute when logged in\" allows you to start up\ +your networking software once you have dialed in and authenticated to\ +the server (through the login script, as described below). Here you\ +can start, for instance, ppp or term. The author, for his dynamic ppp\ +connection from home, uses: +\ \ \ \"/usr/lib/ppp/pppd /dev/modem 38400 asyncmap 0 defaultroute crtscts\ +modem noipdefault\" + +There is a checkbox which enables using the login script (on which more\ +below). + +And there is a checkbox which tells the Dialer window to disappear\ +once all its tasks are completed sucessfully (including launching the\ +networking command, if you have set one). Note that the Dialer itself\ +does not check whether the networking command is successful in setting\ +up the networking (for this indication, and for an easy way to use\ +the dialer when needed, the author modestly suggests using his\ +\"tkgoodstuff\" button bar's \"Net\" button). + +To edit the login script associated with the current settings file,\ +press the \"Edit Login Script\" button (did you guess that?). The login\ +script is a sequence of \"steps\". Each step involves (optionally)\ +sending a string to the modem (which automatically will be followed by\ +a carriage return), and then (optionally) waiting a certain number of\ +seconds for a string from the modem. If you leave the entries for the\ +send (or expect) strings empty, then at that step no string will be\ +sent (or expected). A send string of \"&pause 2.5\" will not send a\ +string but instead will pause for 2.5 seconds. A send string of\ +\"&return\" will send just a return character\ +You can include special characters according to\ +tcl's backslash substitution rules (see \"man Tcl\"). +" + + set w .loginscripthelp + catch {destroy $w} + toplevel $w + wm title $w "Dialer Help" + wm iconname $w "Dialer Help" + + button .b + label $w.title -text "DIALER HELP" \ + -font [.b cget -font] + destroy .b + pack $w.title -pady 10 -fill x -expand y + + frame $w.view + text $w.view.text -width 80 -height 20 \ + -takefocus 0 -yscrollcommand "$w.view.scrollbar set" \ + -relief sunken -borderwidth 2 -state disabled \ + -wrap word + + pack $w.view.text -side left -fill both -expand 1 + scrollbar $w.view.scrollbar -command "$w.view.text yview" + pack $w.view.scrollbar -side left -fill y -padx 3 + pack $w.view -side top -fill both -expand 1 -padx 10 + $w.view.text configure -state normal + $w.view.text insert end "$text" + $w.view.text configure -state disabled + + frame $w.buttons + button $w.buttons.dismiss -text Dismiss -command "destroy $w" + pack $w.buttons.dismiss -side left -expand y -fill y -padx 15 -pady 15 + pack $w.buttons -side bottom -fill x -expand y + +} + +proc About {} { + + set text " +Dialer, by Mark Crimmins (markcrim@umich.edu), copyright 1995. +Look for the latest version in the tkgoodstuff distribution at: +\ \ \ ftp://merv.philosophy.lsa.umich.edu/pub +" + set w .about + catch {destroy $w} + toplevel $w + wm title $w "About Dialer" + wm iconname $w "About Dialer" + + button .b + label $w.title -text "About Dialer" \ + -font [.b cget -font] + destroy .b + pack $w.title -pady 10 -fill x -expand y + + frame $w.view -relief groove -borderwidth 5 + message $w.view.text -width 18c -text $text + + pack $w.view.text -side left -fill both -expand 1 + pack $w.view -side top -fill both -expand 1 -padx 10 + + frame $w.buttons + button $w.buttons.dismiss -text Dismiss -command "destroy $w" + pack $w.buttons.dismiss -side left -expand y -fill y -padx 15 -pady 15 + pack $w.buttons -side bottom -fill x -expand y + +} + +proc Save {{f ""}} { + global file stringvars booleans + if {$f != ""} {set file $f} + if {$file == ""} {SaveAs; return} + set id [ open $file w ] + puts $id "\#Dialer Settings File" + foreach v [eval list $stringvars $booleans] { + global $v + puts $id "set $v \{[set $v]\}" + } + close $id +} + +proc Open {} { + global file + if ![select f "Open file:"] { + return + } + if ![file exists $f] { + bgerror "Error: $f doesn't exist." + return + } + if ![file readable $f] { + bgerror "Error: $f isn't readable." + return + } + set file $f + GetSettings +} + +proc New {} { + global file + if ![select f "New file name:"] { + return + } + if [file exists $f] { + bgerror "Error: can't create $f: file exists" + return + } + if [catch "exec touch $f"] { + bgerror "Error: can't create $f." + return + } + ClearSettings + set file $f + wm title . "Dialer" +} + +proc SaveAs {} { + global file + if ![select f "File name:"] { + return + } + if [file exists $f] { + bgerror "Error: can't create $f: file exists" + return + } + if [catch "exec touch $f"] { + bgerror "Error: can't create $f." + return + } + set file $f + Save +} + +proc ClearSettings {} { + global stringvars booleans + foreach v $stringvars { + global $v + set $v "" + } + foreach v $booleans { + global $v + set $v 0 + } +} + +proc GetSettings {} { + global file + global stringvars booleans + foreach v [eval list $stringvars $booleans] { + global $v + } + set id [open $file] + gets $id s + close $id + if {$s != "\#Dialer Settings File"} { + bgerror "File $file is not a dialer settings file." + return + } + source $file + global loops + set loops [lindex $repeatscript 0] +} + +proc select {var {message "Open File"}} { + global selection + set selection "" + fileselect selectdone $message + tkwait window .fileSelectWindow + uplevel "set $var \"$selection\"" + if { $selection == "" } { + return 0 + } else { + return 1 + } +} + +proc selectdone {f} { + global selection + set selection $f +} + +# +# fileselect.tcl -- +# simple file selector. +# +# Mario Jorge Silva msilva@cs.Berkeley.EDU +# University of California Berkeley Ph: +1(510)642-8248 +# Computer Science Division, 571 Evans Hall Fax: +1(510)642-5775 +# Berkeley CA 94720 +# +# Layout: +# +# file: +----+ +# ____________________ | OK | +# +----+ +# +# +------------------+ Cancel +# | .. |S +# | file1 |c +# | file2 |r +# | |b +# | filen |a +# | |r +# +------------------+ +# currrent-directory +# +# Copyright 1993 Regents of the University of California +# Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this +# software and its documentation for any purpose and without +# fee is hereby granted, provided that this copyright +# notice appears in all copies. The University of California +# makes no representations about the suitability of this +# software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" without +# express or implied warranty. +# + + +# names starting with "fileselect" are reserved by this module +# no other names used. + +# use the "option" command for further configuration + + + +# this is the default proc called when "OK" is pressed +# to indicate yours, give it as the first arg to "fileselect" + +proc fileselect.default.cmd {f} { + puts stderr "selected file $f" +} + + +# this is the default proc called when error is detected +# indicate your own pro as an argument to fileselect + +proc fileselect.default.errorHandler {errorMessage} { + puts stdout "error: $errorMessage" + catch { cd ~ } +} + +# this is the proc that creates the file selector box + +proc fileselect { + {cmd fileselect.default.cmd} + {purpose "Open file:"} + {w .fileSelectWindow} + {errorHandler fileselect.default.errorHandler}} { + + catch {destroy $w} + + toplevel $w + grab $w + wm title $w "Select File" + + + # path independent names for the widgets + global fileselect + + set fileselect(entry) $w.file.eframe.entry + set fileselect(list) $w.file.sframe.list + set fileselect(scroll) $w.file.sframe.scroll + set fileselect(ok) $w.bframe.okframe.ok + set fileselect(cancel) $w.bframe.cancel + set fileselect(dirlabel) $w.file.dirlabel + + # widgets + frame $w.file -bd 10 + frame $w.bframe -bd 10 + pack append $w \ + $w.file {left filly} \ + $w.bframe {left expand frame n} + + frame $w.file.eframe + frame $w.file.sframe + label $w.file.dirlabel -anchor e -width 24 -text [pwd] + + pack append $w.file \ + $w.file.eframe {top frame w} \ + $w.file.sframe {top fillx} \ + $w.file.dirlabel {top frame w} + + + label $w.file.eframe.label -anchor w -width 24 -text $purpose + entry $w.file.eframe.entry -relief sunken + + pack append $w.file.eframe \ + $w.file.eframe.label {top expand frame w} \ + $w.file.eframe.entry {top fillx frame w} + + + scrollbar $w.file.sframe.yscroll -relief sunken \ + -command "$w.file.sframe.list yview" + listbox $w.file.sframe.list -relief sunken \ + -yscroll "$w.file.sframe.yscroll set" + + pack append $w.file.sframe \ + $w.file.sframe.yscroll {right filly} \ + $w.file.sframe.list {left expand fill} + + # buttons + frame $w.bframe.okframe -borderwidth 2 -relief sunken + + button $w.bframe.okframe.ok -text OK -relief raised -padx 10 \ + -command "fileselect.ok.cmd $w $cmd $errorHandler" + + button $w.bframe.cancel -text cancel -relief raised -padx 10 \ + -command "fileselect.cancel.cmd $w" + pack append $w.bframe.okframe $w.bframe.okframe.ok {padx 10 pady 10} + + pack append $w.bframe $w.bframe.okframe {expand padx 20 pady 20}\ + $w.bframe.cancel {top} + + # Fill the listbox with a list of the files in the directory (run + # the "/bin/ls" command to get that information). + # to not display the "." files, remove the -a option and fileselect + # will still work + + $fileselect(list) insert end ".." + foreach i [exec /bin/ls -a [pwd]] { + if {[string compare $i "."] != 0 && \ + [string compare $i ".."] != 0 } { + $fileselect(list) insert end $i + } + } + + # Set up bindings for the browser. + bind $fileselect(entry) {eval $fileselect(ok) invoke; break} + bind $fileselect(entry) {eval $fileselect(cancel) invoke; break} + + bind $w {eval $fileselect(cancel) invoke;break} + bind $w {eval $fileselect(ok) invoke;break} + + +# tk_listboxSingleSelect $fileselect(list) + + + bind $fileselect(list) { + # puts stderr "button 1 release" + %W selection set [%W nearest %y] + $fileselect(entry) delete 0 end + $fileselect(entry) insert 0 [%W get [%W nearest %y]] + break + } + + bind $fileselect(list) { + %W selection set [%W nearest %y] + $fileselect(entry) delete 0 end + $fileselect(entry) insert 0 [%W get [%W nearest %y]] + break + } + + bind $fileselect(list) { + # puts stderr "double button 1" + %W selection set [%W nearest %y] + $fileselect(entry) delete 0 end + $fileselect(entry) insert 0 [%W get [%W nearest %y]] + $fileselect(ok) invoke + break + } + + bind $fileselect(list) { + %W selection set [%W nearest %y] + $fileselect(entry) delete 0 end + $fileselect(entry) insert 0 [%W get [%W nearest %y]] + $fileselect(ok) invoke + break + } + + # set kbd focus to entry widget + + focus $fileselect(entry) + +} + + +# auxiliary button procedures + +proc fileselect.cancel.cmd {w} { + # puts stderr "Cancel" + destroy $w +} + +proc fileselect.ok.cmd {w cmd errorHandler} { + global fileselect + set selected [$fileselect(entry) get] + + # some nasty file names may cause "file isdirectory" to return an error + set sts [catch { + file isdirectory $selected + } errorMessage ] + + if { $sts != 0 } then { + $errorHandler $errorMessage + destroy $w + return + + } + + # clean the text entry and prepare the list + $fileselect(entry) delete 0 end + $fileselect(list) delete 0 end + $fileselect(list) insert end ".." + + # selection may be a directory. Expand it. + + if {[file isdirectory $selected] != 0} { + cd $selected + set dir [pwd] + $fileselect(dirlabel) configure -text $dir + + foreach i [exec /bin/ls -a $dir] { + if {[string compare $i "."] != 0 && \ + [string compare $i ".."] != 0} { + $fileselect(list) insert end $i + } + } + return + } + + destroy $w + $cmd $selected +} +##### end of fileselect code + +# Main Program +DialWindow +if {($file != "") || \ + ([file exists $env(HOME)/.DialSettings] && \ + ![catch {set file $env(HOME)/.DialSettings}]) } { + ClearSettings + GetSettings +} +eval $argv diff --git a/Dialer.README b/Dialer.README new file mode 100755 index 0000000..c7be913 --- /dev/null +++ b/Dialer.README @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +Dialer version 8.0 + +Dialer is a unix X-Windows GUI thingy that dials your modem while you +watch, executes a login script, and starts a program of your choice +(e.g., ppp or term) on successful connection. + +*** Requires tk *** (Expect no longer required.) + +Tk version 4.1 and above should work, but if you have trouble please +try the latest version of tcl/tk. + +Self-documenting. To use, run it, hit the "Settings" button, +configure your settings and login script, and finally use the "Save" +option. + +More information is available in a Help menu item in the Settings +window. + +To use from the tkgoodstuff Net client, include a command like the +following in the relevant preferences item (i.e., the "Unix Command to +Open Link"): + Dialer /home/markcrim/.DialSettings Dial + +------- +markcrim@umich.edu + diff --git a/FAQ b/FAQ new file mode 100755 index 0000000..03dc5af --- /dev/null +++ b/FAQ @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +TKGOODSTUFF FAQ +--------------- + +-- It won't configure because: + + a. It can't find tclConfig.sh (and neither can I)! + + ANSWER: Your installation of tcl/tk is improper. Get the latest + from ftp://ftp.smli.com/pub/tcl. The files tclConfig.sh and + tkConfig.sh should automatically end up in the same directory as + the tcl and tk libraries (such as libtcl8.0.so). + + b. It can't find tclConfig.sh, but it's right there in + /smurf/glep/lib! + + ANSWER: Start from scratch with a CLEAN, freshly unpacked + distribution, and do: + ./configure --prefix=/smurf/glep + + c. It can't find tclsh8.0 or (wish8.0), but it's right there in + /smurf/glep/bin! + + ANSWER: Be sure your $PATH contains the directory containing + wish8.0. + +-- I have difficulty compiling it. + ANSWER: The most common problem is that a too-old version of tcl/tk + is getting in the way. Be sure there are no tclConfig.sh, + tkConfig.sh, tcl.h, and tk.h hanging around from earlier versions + of tcl/tk (earlier than the versions that tkgoodstuff needs). You + should certainly suspect this if you get such things as: + + undefined reference to `Tk_FontId' + +-- It configures and compiles fine, but it won't run. + + ANSWER: + 1. Did you install it? Do "make install". + 2. Are you sure you are executing the installed tkgoodstuff? + +-- When I run it, it dies with "wish8.0: can't load library + 'libtk8.0.so'". + + ANSWER: Your tcl/tk setup isn't properly installed. Be sure: + a. libtk8.0.so exists in a place where your system usually can + find libraries (e.g., /usr/local/lib). Perhaps you need to + add that directory to /etc/ld.so.conf. + b. the permissions on the file are right: the file is readable. + c. (if applicable) you have run "ldconfig" (as root). + +-- I have fvwm2 running, but it still says WindowList (or Pager) can't + run without fvwm2. + + ANSWER: Read the html docs more carefully. You have to make fvwm + run tkgoodstuff AS A MODULE. + +-- I launch tkgoodstuff as an fvwm module, and sometimes after + restarting tkgoodstuff several times fvwm eats up all of my CPU. + + ANSWER: This is fvwm's fault. My fix for it is incorporated in + fvwm2 versions 2.0.43 and later. So upgrade fvwm2 to 2.1 + (ftp://ftp.hpc.uh.edu/pub/fvwm). + +-- In screen-edge mode, sometimes (or always) my panel seems to try to + grow to the full size of the screen-edge, and then suddenly + collapses to a smaller size. I use fvwm or a derivative. + + ANSWER: This too is fvwm's fault. My (single-line) patch for fvwm2 + is included in the main directory of the tkgoodstuff distribution. + I think it will be incorporated in the next fvwm2 version after + 2.0.45. + +-- Tkgoodstuff (and my window manager, come to think of it) can't find + programs that I know are in my $PATH. + + ANSWER: They may be in your PATH when you run your shell in an + xterm, but they are not in the path of the program that launched + your window manager. Try setting (and using "export" or "setenv", + depending on the shell) PATH in your .xsession or .xinitrc, or in + whatever script starts your window manager. + +-- I get this annoying error/behavior/whatever... + + ANSWER: We'd love to know more about it. Write to the tkgoodstuff + mailing list tkgoodstuff@merv.philosophy.lsa.umich.edu WITH LOTS OF + DETAILS, including the exact versions of tkgoodstuff and tcl/tk and + (fvwm2 if you're using tkgoodstuff as an fvwm2 module), your + platform and OS, the entire stack trace from the error message (you + can copy it by selecting it with the mouse), your .tkgrc, and/or + whatever details you think might be relevant. Members of the list + might be able to help. diff --git a/INTERNATIONALIZATION b/INTERNATIONALIZATION new file mode 100755 index 0000000..536fb25 --- /dev/null +++ b/INTERNATIONALIZATION @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +This is dated: we haven't consistently kept up with this, so most +stuff is in English. Sorry. + +Experimental Internatinalization +-------------------------------- + +Given the value of the language variable (and the fallback default +tkg_language one) , TkGoodStuff looks first for the file + + $HOME/.tkgoodstuff_$language + +and eventually source it, then source the file + + $TKG_source_dir/$language.tcl + +file (which should use setifunset for setting translations) if it exists +and then unconditionally source + + $TKG_source_dir/$tkg_language.tcl + +Note that the client label is stored in the Tkg_labels array, so when +one internationalizes one of the modules, say Biff, the code to remove +the button becomes something like + + set index [.tkgpopup index $Tkg_labels(Biff)] + .tkgpopup delete $index [expr $index +1] + +The translations are the responsibility of the module, so one can make +full internationalized procedures if needed. + The only exception is that TkGoodStuff will install a client menu with +a label got from $Tkg_labels($client) where client is the client name +(e.g. Clock, Biff, Net, etc...) + +Internationalization can also choose default values for other things, +see the Clock module for example. + +See english.tcl and francais.tcl for examples. + +Yves Arrouye diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile new file mode 100755 index 0000000..78effa9 --- /dev/null +++ b/Makefile @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +# Generated automatically from Makefile.in by configure. +# This file is a Makefile for tkgoodstuff. If it has the name +# "Makefile.in" then it is a template for a Makefile; to generate the +# actual Makefile, run "./configure", which is a configuration script +# generated by the "autoconf" program (constructs like "@foo@" will +# get replaced in the actual Makefile. + +SHELL = /bin/sh + +VERSION = 8.0 +prefix = /usr +exec_prefix = ${prefix} + +# Where to create the tkgoodstuff library directory +#TKG_LIBRARY = $(prefix)/lib/tkgoodstuff +TKG_LIBRARY = ./lib/tkgoodstuff + +# Where to put the executable scripts (tkgoodstuff, Dialer) +#BIN_INSTALL_DIR = $(exec_prefix)/bin +BIN_INSTALL_DIR = ./bin + +# english or french +TKG_LANGUAGE = english + +# e.g., tkgwish4.1 +EXECSHELL = $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR)/tkgwish$(VERSION) + +SRCDIR = . +TCLSH = /usr/bin/tclsh8.0 +INSTALL = /usr/bin/install -c +INSTALL_PROGRAM = ${INSTALL} +INSTALL_DATA = ${INSTALL} -m 644 + +all: bins scripts + +bins: + @cd libs; $(MAKE) + +scripts: + @for f in tkgoodstuff Dialer Help; do\ + echo "creating $$f.tmp";\ + cat $(SRCDIR)/tcl/$${f}.tcl | \ + sed -e "s%!/bin/sh%!$(EXECSHELL)%" | \ + sed -e "s%^set\ TKG(libdir).*$$%set\ TKG(libdir)\ $(TKG_LIBRARY)%" | \ + sed -e "s%^set\ TKG(language).*$$%set\ TKG\(language\)\ $(TKG_LANGUAGE)%" > $$f.tmp; \ + done + +install: install-libs install-library + +install-libs: + @cd libs; make install + +install-library: scripts + @(test -d $(TKG_LIBRARY) || \ + (echo "Creating directory $(TKG_LIBRARY)"; \ + $(INSTALL) -d $(TKG_LIBRARY))) + @for dir in tcl doc icons sample-rc; do \ + (test -d $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$dir || \ + (echo "Creating directory $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$dir"; \ + $(INSTALL) -d $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$dir)); \ + for f in `/bin/ls $(SRCDIR)/$$dir`; do \ + echo "Installing $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$dir/$$f";\ + $(INSTALL_DATA) $(SRCDIR)/$$dir/$$f $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$dir;\ + done ;\ + done + @$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $(SRCDIR)/Help.tmp $(TKG_LIBRARY)/tcl/Help.tcl + @echo "Installing (and creating) $(TKG_LIBRARY)/tcl/tclIndex" + @$(TCLSH) $(SRCDIR)/mktclindex $(TKG_LIBRARY)/tcl + @(test -d $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR) || \ + (echo "Creating directory $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR)"; \ + $(INSTALL) -d $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR))) + @for f in tkgoodstuff Dialer; do\ + echo "Installing $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$f";\ + $(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $$f.tmp $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$f;\ + echo "Installing $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR)/$$f";\ + /bin/rm -f $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR)/$$f;\ + $(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $$f.tmp $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR)/$$f;\ + done + @echo + @echo "tkgoodstuff installation completed." + @echo + +Makefile: $(SRCDIR)/Makefile.in $(SRCDIR)/libs/Makefile.in + $(SHELL) $(SRCDIR)/configure + +clean: + @rm -f *.tmp + @cd libs; $(MAKE) clean + @echo + @echo "Cleaning done." + @echo + +distclean: + @rm -f config.* Makefile *.tmp + @cd libs; $(MAKE) distclean diff --git a/Makefile.in b/Makefile.in new file mode 100755 index 0000000..4f92678 --- /dev/null +++ b/Makefile.in @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +# This file is a Makefile for tkgoodstuff. If it has the name +# "Makefile.in" then it is a template for a Makefile; to generate the +# actual Makefile, run "./configure", which is a configuration script +# generated by the "autoconf" program (constructs like "@foo@" will +# get replaced in the actual Makefile. + +SHELL = /bin/sh + +VERSION = @VERSION@ +prefix = @prefix@ +exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@ + +# Where to create the tkgoodstuff library directory +TKG_LIBRARY = $(prefix)/lib/tkgoodstuff + +# Where to put the executable scripts (tkgoodstuff, Dialer) +BIN_INSTALL_DIR = $(exec_prefix)/bin + +# english or french +TKG_LANGUAGE = @TKG_LANGUAGE@ + +# e.g., tkgwish4.1 +EXECSHELL = $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR)/tkgwish$(VERSION) + +SRCDIR = @srcdir@ +TCLSH = @TCLSH@ +INSTALL = @INSTALL@ +INSTALL_PROGRAM = @INSTALL_PROGRAM@ +INSTALL_DATA = @INSTALL_DATA@ + +all: bins scripts + +bins: + @cd libs; $(MAKE) + +scripts: + @for f in tkgoodstuff Dialer Help; do\ + echo "creating $$f.tmp";\ + cat $(SRCDIR)/tcl/$${f}.tcl | \ + sed -e "s%!/bin/sh%!$(EXECSHELL)%" | \ + sed -e "s%^set\ TKG(libdir).*$$%set\ TKG(libdir)\ $(TKG_LIBRARY)%" | \ + sed -e "s%^set\ TKG(language).*$$%set\ TKG\(language\)\ $(TKG_LANGUAGE)%" > $$f.tmp; \ + done + +install: install-libs install-library + +install-libs: + @cd libs; make install + +install-library: scripts + @(test -d $(TKG_LIBRARY) || \ + (echo "Creating directory $(TKG_LIBRARY)"; \ + $(INSTALL) -d $(TKG_LIBRARY))) + @for dir in tcl doc icons sample-rc; do \ + (test -d $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$dir || \ + (echo "Creating directory $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$dir"; \ + $(INSTALL) -d $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$dir)); \ + for f in `/bin/ls $(SRCDIR)/$$dir`; do \ + echo "Installing $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$dir/$$f";\ + $(INSTALL_DATA) $(SRCDIR)/$$dir/$$f $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$dir;\ + done ;\ + done + @$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $(SRCDIR)/Help.tmp $(TKG_LIBRARY)/tcl/Help.tcl + @echo "Installing (and creating) $(TKG_LIBRARY)/tcl/tclIndex" + @$(TCLSH) $(SRCDIR)/mktclindex $(TKG_LIBRARY)/tcl + @(test -d $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR) || \ + (echo "Creating directory $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR)"; \ + $(INSTALL) -d $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR))) + @for f in tkgoodstuff Dialer; do\ + echo "Installing $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$f";\ + $(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $$f.tmp $(TKG_LIBRARY)/$$f;\ + echo "Installing $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR)/$$f";\ + /bin/rm -f $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR)/$$f;\ + $(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $$f.tmp $(BIN_INSTALL_DIR)/$$f;\ + done + @echo + @echo "tkgoodstuff installation completed." + @echo + +Makefile: $(SRCDIR)/Makefile.in $(SRCDIR)/libs/Makefile.in + $(SHELL) $(SRCDIR)/configure + +clean: + @rm -f *.tmp + @cd libs; $(MAKE) clean + @echo + @echo "Cleaning done." + @echo + +distclean: + @rm -f config.* Makefile *.tmp + @cd libs; $(MAKE) distclean diff --git a/README b/README new file mode 100755 index 0000000..5b93457 --- /dev/null +++ b/README @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +README for TkGoodStuff version 8.0-final, 1 Oct, 1997 + +TkGoodStuff for the X Window System is an alarm clock, biff, file +watcher, modem dialer/network status indicator, note-taker, +web-browser launch tool, system load monitor, application/utility +menu, Win95-like task bar, and whatever else you want. + +TkGoodStuff produces a button bar. It is easily configured and +modified with the on-line GUI preferences manager (*no* rc-file +hacking). There is a "screen-edge" mode, in which the bar occupies an +edge of the screen, can be dragged to other edges, and can +auto-minimize (shrink to a line at the screen-edge). For users of the +fvwm window manager (though tkgoodstuff works without fvwm), +tkgoodstuff serves all the functions of the Windows95 taskbar, and +then some. + +You can configure buttons to launch applications (with lots of +configurable options), you can "swallow" any application's window into +your tkgoodstuff panel, and several "clients" are included (you can +also write your own with a tcl/tk script---an example is provided): + + -- analog/digital alarm clock + -- biff (check/scan/read new mail; handles multiple folders + and alert levels, MH folders, IMAP mailboxes) + -- PPP (or SLIP or TERM) net link GUI dialer and status + indicator (with sophisticated redialing and login + scripting). + -- FVWM support, including Win95-like bar of buttons for open + and iconified windows, as well as a pager. + -- launcher for WWW browsers (lets you visit the URL in the + current X selection with one click) + -- note-taker (tool for quickly jotting down and organizing + scraps of information) + -- calendar/alarm support (for Ical-generated calendar files) + -- system load monitor (graphical and/or digital display) + -- Menu button, for launching applications and running + utilities (the menu is GUI-configured). + -- "webster" net dictionary client + -- calculator with scrollable history and hex/dec/oct modes + (perpetually alpha, until someone adopts it as a project!) + -- POP/IMAP mail fetch scheduler. + -- file watcher: look for changes in (multiple) log files + -- launcher for tkman (operates with X selection like WWW + client) + +Documentation including screen-shots is available on the WWW, +at: + + http://www-personal.umich.edu/~markcrim/tkgoodstuff + +The html documentation also is included in the distribution. + +Source is available at the web site. + +! ! ********* Requires tcl/tk8.0. ********** ! ! + +INSTALLATION: please read the html documentation. If you know what +you are doing and just hate reading, you can try the "./configure" and +"make" and "make install" thing. It might work. + +--- +With this release I've stopped working on tkgoodstuff. Anyone who +would like to take over is most welcome. + +markcrim@umich.edu diff --git a/TIPS b/TIPS new file mode 100755 index 0000000..71b0381 --- /dev/null +++ b/TIPS @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +VARIOUS TIPS AND IDEAS --- Contributed tips/ideas welcome. +---------------------- + +[1] Suppose you want to see the output from a unix command. Use the +following Tcl command (either with a Button or a Menu item): + + TKGDialog -title "LPQ:" -message \[ exec lpq -Plp2 \] + +Note: tkgoodtuff will not respond as long as shmoo is running. diff --git a/TODO b/TODO new file mode 100755 index 0000000..a57bd9c --- /dev/null +++ b/TODO @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +TO DO: +------ + +(Thanks to anyone who helps with any of these; let me know what you're +working on. I encourage you to new clients---it's not that hard!) + +1. Allow selection of button behavior NextOrExec in preferences +(button stays up, does FvwmNextOrExec rather than exec). Move all +this into a special preferences pane on button behavior (loaded with +Fvwm.tcl): + - Default: Button launches application and stays sunken until + application process exists. + - NextOrExec: Button moves to next window whose name matches the + specified pattern, executes the unix command if there is no such + window, and does not remain sunken. + - Window-tracking: + +2. Ical uses a Clock hook; what if Clock isn't loaded? Make +clock async stuff a general util. & make Clock & ical & others rely on +it (the general async scheduler should treat multiples of a minute +differently from other stuff; that way async stuff happens less often +and there is less overlap). + +3. In tkFvwm.c, create an image type "fvwmmini" that creates an image +of the fvwm2 mini-icon for each window id? Use Ioi Lam's xpm code for +a start? Anyone with X programming experience who'd like to take this +on? + +4. Dragging with a swallowed window makes the swallowing window blow +up (somehow gridded geometry management is getting used?). + +5. Have a menu item in the Button config dialog. Bind menu to <3>, +and to <1> if no other command. Include menu item "Properties" for +button preferences. + +6. Incorporate new tcl/tk file browser at appropriate points. + +7. A switch to exec commands (Button, Menu, Run) to execute as root. +Get root password once & keep it. + +8. XSettings client. Set screen background (color or imagefile using +xv), bell properties, mouse properties, screen saver (with xset). +Actually set these at tkgoodstuff startup, and launch settings window +(using tabbed notebook) on button 1. Make button optional, and +include an "X Settings" menu item. + +9. Allow fvwm2 bindings (using the new string send facility): + Alt-Tab: FvwmNext (better, keep a list in order of most recent + focus---do this for the main Fvwm database?). + Our Menu bound to mouse on root window. + +10. Provide a "TKGMaximize" button in fvwm borders (which maximizes up +to the tkgoodstuff main panel)? + +11. Redo sizing for preferences frames. + +12. In Menu client, allow a PATH item that has cascades for PATH +directories (and big directories are subdivided by first character?). + +13. Make "name type" property for distinguishing window name from +resource class, etc (for WindowList, FvwmButtonBehavior, etc.). + +14. Handle raising previous preferences window better on dismiss. + +15. In configure, allow --with-tclConfig.sh=filename. diff --git a/config.cache b/config.cache new file mode 100755 index 0000000..c3ba407 --- /dev/null +++ b/config.cache @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +# This file is a shell script that caches the results of configure +# tests run on this system so they can be shared between configure +# scripts and configure runs. It is not useful on other systems. +# If it contains results you don't want to keep, you may remove or edit it. +# +# By default, configure uses ./config.cache as the cache file, +# creating it if it does not exist already. 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(Cannot find appropriate tclsh.)" +fi +AC_PATH_PROG(WISH,wish$TK_VERSION,"") +if test -z "$WISH" + then abort "Is tk${TCLTK_MAJORNEEDED}.$TCLTK_MINORNEEDED or later installed? (Cannot find appropriate wish.)" +fi + +TKG_LANGUAGE=english +AC_ARG_ENABLE(french,"",TKG_LANGUAGE=french) + +AC_PROG_INSTALL + +AC_SUBST(INSTALL) +AC_SUBST(INSTALL_PROGRAM) +AC_SUBST(INSTALL_DATA) +AC_SUBST(VERSION) +AC_SUBST(TKG_LIBRARY) +AC_SUBST(TKG_LANGUAGE) +AC_SUBST(TCL_CC) +AC_SUBST(TCL_DEFS) +AC_SUBST(TCL_PREFIX) +AC_SUBST(TCL_LD_FLAGS) +AC_SUBST(TCL_LD_SEARCH_FLAGS) +AC_SUBST(TCL_LIBS) +AC_SUBST(TCL_LIB_SPEC) +AC_SUBST(TK_PREFIX) +AC_SUBST(TK_EXEC_PREFIX) +AC_SUBST(TK_DEFS) +AC_SUBST(TK_LIB_SPEC) +AC_SUBST(TK_BUILD_LIB_SPEC) +AC_SUBST(TK_LIBS) +AC_SUBST(TK_XINCLUDES) +AC_SUBST(TK_XLIBSW) +AC_SUBST(TCLSH) +AC_SUBST(EXECSHELL) + +AC_OUTPUT(Makefile libs/Makefile) diff --git a/doc/CHANGES b/doc/CHANGES new file mode 100755 index 0000000..f6351ce --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/CHANGES @@ -0,0 +1,470 @@ +8.0: Here I (MC) leave off development of tkgoodstuff. Anyone who + would like to adopt it is most welcome. + +8.0b2: + +8.0b1: + + - Hacked at some of the C stuff for compatibility with + tcl/tk8.0b1. (5/28/97) + + - Ken Hornstein's netscape-remote doesn't work with + Netscape 4.0 until b5, and it won't compile with tcl8.0b1, + so I'm just doing "netscape -remote" for now (this doesn't work + with Netscape 4.0 before b5 either, but it works with + tcl8.0b1). (5/30/97) + + - Simplified some of the configure/install stuff. (6/11/97) + +8.0a2: + + - Fvwm2's geometry management had been a little broken, which + explained the odd stuff tkgoodstuff panels had to do to span a + screenedge. I've sent a patch to the fvwm2 maintainer (Chuck + Hines) for fvwm2.0.45; the patch is included in this distribution. + In keeping with No-Backward-Compatibility, now you need to upgrade + to fvwm2.0.45 (and use the patch) to get screenedge mode to work. + I'm sure you can figure out how to patch fvwm95 similarly. (Sorry + about that, but it relieves one of my biggest headaches.) (1/27/97) + + - Font preferences use a font selector. Relatedly, font handling + is a bit saner. (2/3/97; more font stuff fiddling 2/6/97) + + - The default relief for buttons (globally or individually) is flat + (for a sleek look). A preferences item still allows raised + buttons. (2/6/97) + + - Bells are more distinctive: the alarm (and Ical) bells are a + little louder and longer than your regular ^G beep, and in Biff + and Watch, the pitch of the bell corresponds to the alert level. + If you have several Watch'ed files and Biff'ed mailboxes, you can + get a nice (?) little tune on tkgoodstuff startup. (2/10/97) + + - Bug fix: in revising the tkgbutton.tcl code we lost a level + of substitution on the unix command. Thanks C. Roth (2/12/97) + + - Help "balloons" code simplified. Balloons no longer time out. + (2/13/97) + + - Hierarchical listbox widget improved. For example, you can drop + items "within" items that permit children. (2/14/97) + + - Bug fix: geometry handled improperly in restart caused + panelbuttons not to work. (2/15/97) + + - Bug fix: tkgbuttons could freeze on doubleclick. (2/15/97) + + - Bug fix: switches like "-font" in a button's unix command would + be modified. (2/16/97) + + - New client "Watch". Like Erik Kahler's "WatchDog" except it + allows multiple files to be watched, as in Biff. Includes a lister + that functions like "tail -f", and which allows you to view in one + window all (or a selected group of) the files being + watched. (2/12/97) + + Added indications in multiple-file viewer of which files have + changed and which one changed most recently. (2/15/97) + + - WindowList: + + We use a "tkgframe" instead of a text widget. Somewhat + zippier, and lets us put the panel tile image (if any) in the + background (or another tile image of the user's preference). + Looks a little bit different. (1/30/97) + + (bugfix) A panel containing only WindowList wouldn't size + properly, and windows wouldn't show up. (4/3/97) + + - Biff: + + For MH folders, if folder or .mh_sequence doesn't exist, make + the message counter (in menu or on button) zero. (bugfix; + 2/6/97) + + Brushed up IMAP mailbox checker. We keep the IMAP socket up + between checks; otherwise it's very hard to reliably check for + new mail. (2/17/97) + + Added preference setting for IMAP port. (4/15/97) + + If you choose "exmh" as the "unix command to execute instead + of using tkgoodstuff's lister" for an MH folder, then if exmh is + already running we direct exmh to the folder. + + (bugfix) Standard atime method reset new-mail indicator at + second check. + + - TkMan: + + (bugfix) some button preferences were ignored (2/22/97). + + Raise tkman window when using button <3> to view a manpage (if + fvwm is used). + + - Webster: + + Webster servers have disappeared (copyright issues, I guess). + So now the Webster button directs your browser to look up + the definition of a word at the Merriam-Webster site (a better + dictionary anyway, but sometimes slow response). You can change + the URL if you know a better one. + + A. Burt contributes bugfixes and an entry dialog (which Webster + should have had from the start). + + - Pager: (bug fix) really ignore the tkgoodstuff main panel (in + tk8.0 this has the id [wm wrapper .main-panel]. (4/9/97) + + +8.0a1: + + - Ok, forget 4.2, we may as well work with 8.0. Get tcl/tk8.0a2 or + later (a1 has relevant bugs). As always, we don't do backward + compatibility (too much work). There probably are quite a few + bugs. I'd appreciate your testing this, but beware. + + - Buttons and panels now can have tiled background images. + + - Rewrote the tkgbutton extension code around the tkButton.c and + tkUnixButton.c in tk8.0. This code allows buttons, labels, etc., + to have images as well as text. Added "-textweight" and + "-imageweight" options (like the option to "grid + row/columnconfigure). Also wrote code for "tkgframe" widgets (like + frames/toplevels, but allow background tiles). + + - Color preference items use the new tk color selector. + + - Killed (or at least maimed) some bugs: + + an old one that caused us to lose some preferences changes. + + one that made "Fill" items cause errors. + + one that abandoned your specified icon-side when the panel is + dragged to another screen-edge. + + one that made gcc choke when compiling on Solaris 2.4. + + Text now gravitates to the bottom of button when below + image. + + A preferences label implied that leaving the button text field + blank would give you text anyway (which would be silly). + + - Main Menu button can have icon on it and/or text. By default, it + now has a pale blue "TKG" icon in the background (I'd welcome a + nifty logo-ish thing if anyone out there is less art-challenged + than me). + + - Now when you insert an item in the hierarchical list widget, the + new item is always visible and highlighted. + + - Biff: + + Menu indicating which mailboxes have new mail now can be a + tear-off menu. + + That same menu can now replace the Biff button on the + tkgoodstuff panel. (For some reason this breaks the ability to + drag windows from WindowList into Pager. Tk bug?) + + When you click with button 3 in single-mailbox mode, or select + a mailbox from the menu in multiple-mailbox mode, we allow + an arbitrary unix command instead of calling up tkgoodstuff's + new-mail lister (so you can start a mailer directed at a + particular mailbox instead of using our lister). + +4.2b1: + + - New versions are for use with tcl7.6/tk4.2. + + - Got rid of BLT fuctionality. This saves many configuration + headaches. However, this means that drag&drop no longer is + supported (you can't drag files onto tkgoodstuff buttons). Also, + certain programs can fool tkgoodstuff buttons into rising before + the programs actually exit (namely, programs that freopen() + stdout). You can get around this by calling instead a shell + script that simply runs the offending program: + + #!/bin/sh + knews + + +4.1: + + - Auto-configuration now is more standard GNU: we assume you want + to install in /usr/local/... unless you specify otherwise (with + "./configure --prefix=/some/directory"), rather than assuming that + you want to install wherever tcl and tk are installed. Also, we + look for tcl/tk headers in more places. + + - Default is now to make tkgwish (to cut down on compilation + gripes), but if you configure with "--enable-libs", then you get + loadable libraries instead: libtkg (with image+text button code), + libpixmap, libtkfvwm, libtkSteal, libblt, libtkNetscape. + + - Used "unprotoize" on tkNetscape.c so that SunOS's non-ANSI + compiler doesn't choke on the function prototypes. + + - The preferences manager now uses tabbed notebooks to give you + that warm'n'cozy GUI feeling, at no cost in added functionality! + (The tabbed notebook widget, like the hierarchical list widget, is + core tcl/tk only.) + + - New button option: "Fvwm button behavior". If set (and using the + fvwm2 or fvwm95 window manager!), then the relief of the button + (raised/sunken) is sensitive only to the existence of a window of + the given name. This way, your unix command button will be sunken + even if you start your application without pressing the button + (e.g., with a window manager menu or on a command line), and even + if you restart tkgoodstuff. + + - Incoporated the "netscape-remote" tk extension by Ken Hornstein, + which makes for quicker visits to selected URL's with the WWW + client. + + - Now you can use fvwm modules as swallow and menu items (just make + the unix command, e.g., "FvwmPager 0 1"). + + - NOTE: Various code uniformization that (a) is certain to + introduce a bug or two, and (b) unfortunately meant renaming some + preferences variables, which means that some of your preferences + will have to be redone. Sorry about that. + + - Biff: + + New mailbox method "IMAP": check and read new mail at a remote + IMAP server. Consider this feature ALPHA, since I'm the only one + who has tested it (reports welcome). It should work on any + IMAP-2bis or IMAP4 server. + + Biff mailboxes are now individually configurable with an hlist + widget gizmo. They can have different checking intervals, etc. + + Mailboxes now are assigned "alert levels" of white, green, + yellow, or red, which determines what icon is shown for new mail. + + + Fvwm: When going to a window we give it focus or not depending on + whether the window has style flags set for ClickToFocus or + SloppyFocus. This way we give a window focus whenever we can do so + without warping the pointer. + + - Pager: + + Clicking on the current page cycles through the open + windows on the page. + + Clicking on another page always goes to the window last + selected on that page, if any. + + Find some way of reminding people (everybody forgets this) that + you can move windows between pages and desktops by dragging with + mouse button 2 from the WindowList to the Pager. + + - Dialer: Oops: we had been sending the dial command twice, which + could produce inexplicable "NO CARRIER" messages. + +4.1b8: 6/9/96 + + - Incoporated bgexec and drag&drop from BLT, which means that the + handling of executed programs is less kludgy, and that you can drag + files from tkdesk to tkgoodstuff buttons. + + - Incorporated TkSteal, and added the element type "Swallow", which + lets you put an external X application window in the tkgoodstuff + bar. + + - Main panel is now just another panel. This helped kill a bug + (which is tk's, I think) that was tweaked in the screen-edge + dragging and resulted in segmentation faults. + + - Added a balloon help feature (annoyance? it's defeasible). + + - Added a commented example client "Example.tcl", which may take + a lot of the mystery out of writing a simple client. + + - Added a preferences item for a list of tcl code directories to + prepend to auto_path (so that you can use your own tcl code without + writing a client). + + - Buttons now can have images as backgrounds (the text is written + over the image): set the "side" of the icon to "background". + + - WWW and Fvwm handling much improved thanks to A. Burt (who + contributed lots of bug fixes elsewhere too). + + - WindowList: + + keep usual icon when iconified (foreground color still grayed + out). Easier to tell what program is iconified this way. + + Added default icons for file managers (xfm and tkdesk) and man + page readers (xman and tkman). + + - PopImap: Keep track of fetch process and don't overlap (thanks + T. Fries). + +4.1b7: 5/22/96 + + There have been quite a few changes that are sure to introduce new + bugs. Please inform me of any troubles, providing as much + information as you can about your platform, your .tkgrc, etc. + + - The latest tkgoodstuff and the latest CHANGES file is now + available at the web site. + + - The GUI installation tool has been replaced by a GNU autoconf + thing ("./configure" then "make", then "make install"). Probably + there are still importabilities, so please let me know how it goes. + + - The xpm and fvwm extensions are now wrapped into "libtkg", which + is compiled and installed automatically at tkgoodstuff installation + (this way you don't have to install, and I don't have to maintain, + as many packages). If someone wants to pull them apart and + maintain them individually, be my guest. + + - If the Tcl installation doesn't support loadable libraries, we + make and use tkgwish. You can force this with + "configure --enable-tkgwish". (Worth a try if the C compilation + fails.) + + - The panel (including main panel) and menu configurations are now + done with a point-and-click, drag-and-drop hierarchical list widget + with little icons to make you feel safe-and-secure. It's harder to + screw up your configuration or menu now (or it should be when the + bugs get ironed out). + + - The image+text tkgbutton code is now done in C (and is part of + libtkg). This simplifies and speeds up various things. + + - Dragging a (screenedge mode) main panel (by its border) to other + edges of the screen now works without restarting tkgoodstuff. If + you have used the defaults, the arrangement of icons, labels, etc, + changes to suit the new orientation. + + - No more "Dismiss" buttons in panels produced by PanelButtons, + since they can be dismissed by clicking on the PanelButton. + + - Clock now shows time only by default, and toggles to show the + date temporarily when the mouse pointer enters the clock window. + + - The tkgoodstuff menu now can be used anywhere in the Menu client + menu as a cascade (before it would pop up oddly). Also, for now + there is only one Menu client menu (anyone sorely miss having 3?). + + - We take advantage of the /proc filesystem (e.g., on Linux): + + Load now reads /proc/loadavg if it exists (and otherwise exec's + uptime). + + Net now by default reads /proc/net/route if it exists (and + otherwise exec's ifconfig). + +4.1b6: 4/30/96 + + - There is a new on-line preferences manager (so you don't have to + edit the rc file by hand). Start up tkgoodstuff. You will get a + default configuration. Select Preferences from the tkgoodstuff + menu, and choose the "Configuration" section. Here, add, delete or + move Client, AddButton, AddLabelBox, stacking, and panel-creating + commands. Then, save the preferences and restart. Now you can set + using the preferences manager the things you used to have to adjust + with variables. + + - tkgoodstuff: + + + New options for icon scale and font scale (small or large). + Also, where an iconfile is called for, you can specify + "%biffnew" and tkgoodstuff will look, depending on whether the + scale is small or large, for biffnew.xpm or biffnew-sm.xpm. + + + New option for standard padding inside buttons, etc. Adjust + to 0 for very busy but compact look, to 2 or 3 for more roomy + look. + + + Now you can specify a pathlist of icon directories + in the preferences manager. You also can specify an icon that + is somewhere in that path with just its name (full filenames + work too). + + + In fullscreen mode, now you can "drag" the main border to + move the panel to another edge of the screen. It's a quick + hack (if we go from horizontal to vertical or vice versa we + save a changed fullscreen-side preference and restart + tkgoodstuff), but nothing wouldn't be better. We should really + be able to do this on the fly (which means regridding, and + resizing the auto-sized clients (Clock, Pager, Load). + + + Also there is a new option Auto-minimize which in fullscreen + mode reduces tkgoodstuff to a line along the edge of the screen + when the mouse leaves the tkgoodstuff panel. + + + Killed (I hope) bug without understanding why: sometimes in + auto-minimize mode clicking on a panelbutton would cause an + error whose entire stack trace is ("after" script). Since + removing an "update" command from TKGPanelButtonInvoke, I no + longer see this problem. Any speculations as to why would be + welcome! + + - New Client: TkMan, by G. Dezern, interfaces with the tkman man + page viewer the way our WWW client interfaces with web browsers. + + - WindowList: Shorten windownames before using scrollbar (patch + from E. Kahler). + + - Biff: + + Mail-checking methods now work as advertised (thanks R. Angiel + and G. Dezern). I hope. + + Optional on-button display of number of new messages (except + for users of the mh method). (Thanks R. Angiel.) + + Display of new messages was too fancy, or not fancy enough, to + work right; now we just display the entire header with the message. + + MH method much, much improved thanks to G. Dezern. + + Multiple mailbox support thanks to G. Dezern. + + - Net: + + Added elapsed-time-of-connection counter. + + Deleted net-type from label. + + - Jots and Calc: respond sensibly to window manager DELETEs. + + - Icons: ruthless color-pruning. Now the icons use colors from a + palette of 19 colors, and tkgoodstuff's default widget colors are + among them. + + - tkxpm and tkfvwm: much tidier configure scripts (not using + autoconf), relying on tclConfig.sh and tkConfig.sh. Also, fvwm + source is no longer needed to compile tkfvwm (libfvwm2.a is now + installed at fvwm installation). M. Beynon contributed bug fixes. + +4.1b5: 2/27/96 + + Now tkgoodstuff assumes tk4.1b1 or later (we're aiming at supporting + the ultimate 4.1 release, and backward compatibility is too much + work). + + - tkgoodstuff: + + + We use the grid geometry manager rather than pack for almost + everything. TKGPack is superseded by TKGGrid. Had hoped that + this would make fullscreen mode easier, but no. + + + Added subpanels which are formed with StartPanel and + EndPanel, can be linked to a button with PanelButton, or placed + on the screen at startup with PutPanel. See the tkgoodstuffrc + html docs for more. + + + Now xpm capability is mandatory. I hope Ioi Lam's xpm image + type will get in the core before our main 4.1 release. + + + "create-label-box" renamed to "TKGLabelBox". NOTE!!! + + + AddButton and AddLabelBox no longer take a name as first + argument. NOTE!!! + + + Clock_zerotrim moved to tkgoodstuff and called TKGZeroTrim. + + + Use "ps -p [pid]" if "ps [pid]" gives an error, and don't + assume there's a STAT column in the ps output (thanks + J. Robinson). + + + Implement TKGAddToHook and TKGDoHook (general hook + utilities). Several hooks are defined (for client use) in + tkgoodstuff, Fvwm.tcl, etc. + + + Change default fonts to non-italic, non-bold. + + - Biff: avoid tcl7.5b1's gets bugs by not doing "gets $f var". + + - New client "Pager" by Eric Kahler. Check out the current + version in this distribution. Needs tkgoodstuff to be run as an + fvwm module (from the fvwm window manager). + + - New client "Chooser" by Eric Kahler. Pops up a window at + startup to let you choose among different tkgoodstuff + configuration files. + + - New client in "alpha" stage: Calc (dec/hex/oct calculator). + Has paper-tape-like scrollable history. Some features not + implemented, but it's fairly usable. I'm not inclined to develop + this further right now, so I'd be very happy if someone were to + adopt it. + + - New client in "beta" stage: Webster (net dictionary client). + Pops up a definition of the word you highlight (the current X + selection). Can use unix "webster" command, but also has its own + internal webster client code (using the new Tcl socket stuff, + with a kludge required because Tcl strings can't yet contain + NULLs). + + - The tkfvwm source is now included in the tkgoodstuf \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/doc/Example b/doc/Example new file mode 100755 index 0000000..b8aa5c1 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/Example @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +# "Example" client code for tkgoodstuff +# (replace "Example" throughtout with your own client name) + + +# This gets called when the panel is being formed + +proc ExampleCreateWindow {} { + + # The following is for redrawing the button when the panel is + # redrawn, e.g., following a screen-edge move. + if [TKGReGrid Example] return + + global Example-params ;# The array of button parameters + + # This creates a tkgbutton and places it in the appropriate place + # in the panel. + TKGMakeButton Example \ + -imagefile xlogo.xpm \ + -text "Example" \ + -balloon "This is the\nballoon help text." \ + -command "ExampleButton1Command" + + # Bind mouse button 3 to another command + bind [set Example-params(pathname)] <3> ExampleButton3Command +} + +proc ExampleButton1Command {} { + TKGNotice "This is the button 1 command" +} + +proc ExampleButton3Command {} { + TKGNotice "This is one part of the button 3 command" + + # This is how to do unix commands. Note the trailing "&", + # which puts the command in the background, so as not to + # freeze up tkgoodstuff! + exec xmessage "and this is the other part" & +} + +# Procedures with special functions: +# +# ExampleDoOnLoad: called when client is first loaded. +# +# ExampleDeclare: called just after all the DoOnLoads, and when the +# client is added in the preferences manager. Meant for calls to +# TKGDeclare. See any client for examples +# +# ExampleStart: called when all panels have been created (including +# after moving to another screen edge. +# +# ExampleSuspend: called when panel is about to be moved to +# another screen edge. + +DEBUG "Loaded Example.tcl" + diff --git a/doc/FAQ b/doc/FAQ new file mode 100755 index 0000000..03dc5af --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/FAQ @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +TKGOODSTUFF FAQ +--------------- + +-- It won't configure because: + + a. It can't find tclConfig.sh (and neither can I)! + + ANSWER: Your installation of tcl/tk is improper. Get the latest + from ftp://ftp.smli.com/pub/tcl. The files tclConfig.sh and + tkConfig.sh should automatically end up in the same directory as + the tcl and tk libraries (such as libtcl8.0.so). + + b. It can't find tclConfig.sh, but it's right there in + /smurf/glep/lib! + + ANSWER: Start from scratch with a CLEAN, freshly unpacked + distribution, and do: + ./configure --prefix=/smurf/glep + + c. It can't find tclsh8.0 or (wish8.0), but it's right there in + /smurf/glep/bin! + + ANSWER: Be sure your $PATH contains the directory containing + wish8.0. + +-- I have difficulty compiling it. + ANSWER: The most common problem is that a too-old version of tcl/tk + is getting in the way. Be sure there are no tclConfig.sh, + tkConfig.sh, tcl.h, and tk.h hanging around from earlier versions + of tcl/tk (earlier than the versions that tkgoodstuff needs). You + should certainly suspect this if you get such things as: + + undefined reference to `Tk_FontId' + +-- It configures and compiles fine, but it won't run. + + ANSWER: + 1. Did you install it? Do "make install". + 2. Are you sure you are executing the installed tkgoodstuff? + +-- When I run it, it dies with "wish8.0: can't load library + 'libtk8.0.so'". + + ANSWER: Your tcl/tk setup isn't properly installed. Be sure: + a. libtk8.0.so exists in a place where your system usually can + find libraries (e.g., /usr/local/lib). Perhaps you need to + add that directory to /etc/ld.so.conf. + b. the permissions on the file are right: the file is readable. + c. (if applicable) you have run "ldconfig" (as root). + +-- I have fvwm2 running, but it still says WindowList (or Pager) can't + run without fvwm2. + + ANSWER: Read the html docs more carefully. You have to make fvwm + run tkgoodstuff AS A MODULE. + +-- I launch tkgoodstuff as an fvwm module, and sometimes after + restarting tkgoodstuff several times fvwm eats up all of my CPU. + + ANSWER: This is fvwm's fault. My fix for it is incorporated in + fvwm2 versions 2.0.43 and later. So upgrade fvwm2 to 2.1 + (ftp://ftp.hpc.uh.edu/pub/fvwm). + +-- In screen-edge mode, sometimes (or always) my panel seems to try to + grow to the full size of the screen-edge, and then suddenly + collapses to a smaller size. I use fvwm or a derivative. + + ANSWER: This too is fvwm's fault. My (single-line) patch for fvwm2 + is included in the main directory of the tkgoodstuff distribution. + I think it will be incorporated in the next fvwm2 version after + 2.0.45. + +-- Tkgoodstuff (and my window manager, come to think of it) can't find + programs that I know are in my $PATH. + + ANSWER: They may be in your PATH when you run your shell in an + xterm, but they are not in the path of the program that launched + your window manager. Try setting (and using "export" or "setenv", + depending on the shell) PATH in your .xsession or .xinitrc, or in + whatever script starts your window manager. + +-- I get this annoying error/behavior/whatever... + + ANSWER: We'd love to know more about it. Write to the tkgoodstuff + mailing list tkgoodstuff@merv.philosophy.lsa.umich.edu WITH LOTS OF + DETAILS, including the exact versions of tkgoodstuff and tcl/tk and + (fvwm2 if you're using tkgoodstuff as an fvwm2 module), your + platform and OS, the entire stack trace from the error message (you + can copy it by selecting it with the mouse), your .tkgrc, and/or + whatever details you think might be relevant. Members of the list + might be able to help. diff --git a/doc/NOTICE b/doc/NOTICE new file mode 100755 index 0000000..f8dd71f --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/NOTICE @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +# tkgoodstuff by Mark Crimmins (markcrim@umich.edu) +# copyright (C) 1995-96, all rights reserved. +# Void where prohibited. Your mileage may vary. + +# Seriously, enjoy my handiwork, but don't sue me if it causes troubles. +# Also, the University of Michigan has NOTHING WHATEVER to do with this +# software. + +# This program (the tkgoodstuff package) is free software; you can +# redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU +# General Public License as published by the Free Software +# Foundation (version 2 of the License). This program is +# distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY +# WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY +# or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public +# License for more details. For a copy of the GNU General Public +# License, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass +# Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. + diff --git a/doc/biff.html b/doc/biff.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..f21083c --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/biff.html @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ + + + + TkGoodStuff Biff + + + + +

TkGoodStuff Biff

+ +

Description

+ +

The Biff client is a new-mail notifier. It provides a button on your +tkgoodstuff panel that can display an icon indicating the presence of new +mail, a text message indicating "No Mail"/"New Mail", +or both (optionally, "New Mail" is replaced by a counter of new +messages). A more detailed display is available in multiple-mailbox mode +(below).

+ +

Biff watches one or more "mailboxes": mail files, MH folders, +or mailboxes on remote IMAP servers. For each mailbox, at a set interval +Biff looks for unread messages in the mailbox and flags the presence of +new mail by beeping and changing the icon and/or label of the Biff button. +Each mailbox is assigned an "alert level", and the new-mail icon +indicates the maximum alert-level of all mailboxes with new mail.

+ +

If you configure Biff to watch just one mailbox, it will display on +the Biff button the number of new messages in it, if any, and mouse button +3 fetches a list of the messages. If you use multiple mailboxes, then mouse +button 3 produces a menu that indicates how many new messages are in each +mailbox, and which allows you to fetch a list of the messages in any of +them. You can click on a message in the message list to view the message +in full. If you like, Biff can also post a list of new messages in a mailbox +when they arrive. Also, if you use multiple mailboxes, you can replace +the normal Biff button in the tkgoodstuff panel with the menu of mailboxes, +allowing you to see at a glance how much new mail you have in all of your +mailboxes. You can also "tear off" the mailboxes menu to position +elsewhere on the screen.

+ +

Clicking mouse button 1 on the Biff button launches your mailer program +(the button stays depressed and inoperative until you exit the mailer program). +Button 2 instructs Biff to regard as old mail any current new mail (displaying +a no-mail icon and/or the label "No Mail"), and to wait until +you get yet more mail before notifying you.

+ +

For each mailbox, you can choose (in the preferences manager) between +several "methods" of testing for new mail: there are special +methods for mailboxes on IMAP servers and for MH mailboxes (you don't know +if your mailbox is MH-style? then it's almost certainly not), and three +methods for detecting new mail in standard mail files (including spool +files, such as the default mailbox /usr/spool/mail/username): "atime", +"filesize", and "internal". With the method "atime" +(the default), Biff decides that there's new mail when the file has been +modified when or after it has last been accessed (its mtime is no less +than its atime). With the method "filesize", Biff decides that +there's new mail when the file is nonempty. The "internal" method +scans the message headers for "Status:" lines, and treats messages +with a status of "N" or with no "Status:" line as new. +The "atime" or "internal" method is probably best for +those who keep old mail in their spool file. The "filesize" method +is better for those who normally regard all mail in the spool file as new +mail.

+ +

The MH method is only for those using MH mailboxes AND automatic incorporation +of new mail (e.g., by slocal or procmail), and is automatically used if +the folder to be checked starts with a "+". With the mh method, +we assume a message is new if it is in the "u" sequence in the +.mh_sequences file in the folder or if its atime isn't after its mtime. +NOTE: for automatic incorporation of new mail into MH folders, you must +pipe messages (using slocal or procmail or deliver) into the MH program +rcvstore, so that the MH unseen sequence is correctly updated. An example +from my .procmailrc:

+ +
MHLIB=/usr/lib/mh
+:0
+* ^(To|Cc|Subject):.*tkgoodstuff.*
+|$MHLIB/rcvstore +tkg
+ +

The IMAP method is for mailboxes on remote IMAP servers. You need to +supply the mailbox name and your user name (at the server). Note: if you +are unsure about the mailbox name, very likely your mailbox at the server +is called "INBOX". You can supply your password (at the server) +in the preferences manager, in which case it will be stored in your +.tkgrc file (which it's up to you to protect!!), or you can leave your +password blank in the preferences manager, in which case tkgoodstuff will +ask you for it when the mailbox is first accessed.

+ +

All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager.

+ +
Thanks to G. Dezern.
+ + + diff --git a/doc/chooser.html b/doc/chooser.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..adb148d --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/chooser.html @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ + +tkgoodstuff Watchdog + + + + +

tkgoodstuff Chooser

+ +by Eric Kahler (ekahler@mars.superlink.net) + +

Description

+ +Chooser is a simple client which allows the user to restart +tkgoodstuff with a different configuration file, without having to +exit tkgoodstuff. Choosing a different configuration can be done by +pressing one of a series of buttons which correspond to configuration +files, and/or by selecting a configuration file choice from the +tkgoodstuff menu. + +

Invocation and Variables

+ +While the Chooser client can be added from the preferences manager, +quite possibly you will want to use it in a panel that contains only +the Chooser client, and so doesn't contain the Clock or the Menu +client, and so offers no way to reach the preferences manager. Thus, +you might want to configure a configuration file by hand. Here is an +example (of an entire tkgoodstuff configuration file) that should show +you how to explicitly specify configuration files: + +
-------Configuration-------
+TKGSet ChooserList {/usr/local/lib/tkgconfigs/config1 /usr/local/lib/tkgconfigs/config2} 
+Client Chooser
+ +Here is how to select every file in a given directory: + +
-------Configuration-------
+TKGSet ChooserList /usr/local/lib/tkgconfigs 
+Client Chooser
+ +It is crucial that the first line of the configuration file is as in these +examples (the word "Configuration" with seven dashes on either side). diff --git a/doc/clock.html b/doc/clock.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..dd8427f --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/clock.html @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ + +TkGoodStuff Clock + + + +

TkGoodStuff Clock

+ +

Description

+ +The Clock client is an analog and digital alarm clock and date +display. It can display any combination of an analog clock, the +(digital) time, and the date. In combinations, you can choose a +horizontal or a vertical orientation. + +

+ +The alarm utility is used by selecting ALARM from the +tkgoodstuff menu and following the simple instructions. When set, a +little "A" appears in the top left corner of the analog clock frame, +if you are using the analog clock; the color of the font changes if +you are using only the digital clock. The alarm itself is a beep and +a dialog box containing the message, if any, that you typed in when +setting the alarm. + +

+ +If only the time (or only the date) is displayed, you can see the date +(or the time) by entering the clock display briefuly with the mouse pointer. + +

+ +The Clock also serves as a clicking-point for the tkgoodstuff popup +menu (mouse button 1). + +

Invocation

+ +All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager. + diff --git a/doc/dialer.html b/doc/dialer.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..26be007 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/dialer.html @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ + +Dialer + + + +

TkGoodStuff Dialer

+ +

Description

+ +Dialer is a stand-alone program that is included in the tkgoodstuff +distibution. It dials your modem, executes a login script, and +(optionally) issues a command to set up the network (such as a pppd +command). + +

It USED TO BE that to run Dialer you needed the expectk program, +but no longer (now Dialer runs on basic tcl/tk). + +

+Dialer expects a Hayes-compatible modem (like nearly all modems sold +these days). +

+ +

+ +The status of the connection-attempt is presented in a dialog box on +the screen. You see what number is being dialed, what speed you +connect at, and the reason for any failure to connect. + +

+ +All settings are configurable in the Settings window (click the +"Settings" button). You need to set your modem port and port speed, +and the phone number (or list of numbers, or a repeat-dialing script) +you want to dial. Optionally, you can set one or two modem init +strings and a unix command to execute when successfully connected +(like pppd). You also can construct a login script. This is all done +on-line and is self-documenting (use the "Help" menu in the Settings +window). You save your settings information in a file in the usual +way (with "Save" in the pull-down "File" menu), and you can have +different settings stored in different files. + +

+ +At startup you can indicate your settings file and also a command to +run right away (the command "Dial" starts the dialing just like +hitting the "Dial" button. So, to start dialing right away, you issue +a unix command like this: +

+Dialer /home/markcrim/.DialSettings Dial
+
+ +

I use Dialer on my Linux home computer, and I do not have access +to any other unix platforms with dial-out modems, so I cannot be sure +this will work on other platforms. But I have heard good things from +people on various Unix platforms, so it's worth a try. diff --git a/doc/fvwm.html b/doc/fvwm.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..bd39337 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/fvwm.html @@ -0,0 +1,116 @@ + + + + TkGoodStuff Fvwm Client + + + + +

TkGoodStuff Fvwm2 Interface

+ +

Description

+ +

Tkgoodstuff can interact with the fvwm2 +window manager (or the fvwm95 +window manager; but see below).

+ +

The main reason for the Fvwm2 interface is to enable some of tkgoodstuff's +cool clients: WindowList and Pager. +The Fvwm2 interface also makes the default behavior of a depressed unix +command button to move to and raise the (next) window in which the command +is running. Also, for each button you can choose "fvwm button + behavior", which means that the button's relief will depend on + whether there is any open window whose name matches a specified + pattern (whether you started the app with the tkgoodstuff button + or not).

+ +

It also allows you to:

+ +
    +
  • Use the tcl commands of the tkfvwm extension in your buttons and clients. +To give a hint of the sort of thing you can do by sending commands to fvwm, +here is a Tcl command (contributed by Eric Kahler), that tells fvwm to +post its "Utilities" menu (you can make a button run this command): +
    • + +
    fvwm send 0 {Menu Utilities Nop ""}
+
    + +
  • Use the tcl command "FvwmNextOrExec" (say, with a button), +which raises the (next) window of the application you specify if it's already +running, or starts the application if not.
    • + +
  • Use the tcl command "FvwmNext", which moves to and raises +the next instance of the application you specify.
    • +
+ +

Invocation and Use

+ +

You do not do anything in your tkgoodstuff preferences to use the +fvwm2 interface. It loads automatically if tkgoodstuff is started as an +fvwm module.

+ +

The fvwm2 interface REQUIRES that you run fvwm2. It has usually +worked with fvwm95 just fine; however, I don't keep up with fvwm95, so +there's no guarantee that it will work with the latest version. Note that +fvwm2 allows "mini-icons" in the title bar, and otherwise lets +you set the appearance of windows to look much like fvwm95. Fvwm2 is also +very well supported. I recommend it highly.

+ +

You must start tkgoodstuff as an fvwm2 module. +To do this, in your .fvwm2rc set ModulePath to a directory path which includes +your tkgoodstuff library directory. For example:

+ +
ModulePath /usr/lib/X11/fvwm2:/usr/local/lib/tkgoodstuff
+ +

You now have an fvwm2 module called "tkgoodstuff", which you +invoke like any other fvwm2 module, e.g., in fvwm2's InitFunction. Here's +how:

+ +
AddToFunc InitFunction "I" Module tkgoodstuff
+ +

You also can make "Module tkgoodstuff" an item on your fvwm +menus. To specify a configuration file, use "Module tkgoodstuff -f +filename".

+ +

Also, if you use tkgoodstuff as a module, the fvwm2 window style pararmeters +for the tkgoodstuff panel will be set automatically (though you can defeat +this in the preferences manager).

+ +

FvvwmNextOrExec

+ +

You can use FvwmNextOrExec wherever a tcl command is called for---e.g., +in a Button or Menu item, as follows:

+ +
FvwmNextOrExec emacs
+ +

This will zap you to a running emacs window, or start emacs if there +is no such window. (What it actually does it to tell fvwm to move to and +raise the next window called "emacs" (either its window name +or its resource class) in tkgoodstuff's list of windows if there is one, +and to run the unix command "emacs" otherwise. An optional second +argument is for a different window name to look for (in case the window +is not called by the program name. This example, however, is probably not +something you would need to do, because a Button with the unix command +"emacs" (when tkgoodstuff is a module) does better automatically: +it makes the raised button run emacs and stay down until the emacs session +is over, AND clicking on the sunken button now focuses on an emacs window +(if there are several, we cycle through them). But FvwmNextOrExec +might be useful, for instance, if you prefer not to have a sunken button.

+ +

Also, there is a button option 'Fvwm button behavior', available in +the preferences manager, that makes the button's relief depend on whether +there are any windows of a given name (thus the button will be sunken even +if you started emacs before starting tkgoodstuff).

+ +

FvwmNext and FvwmPrev

+ +
FvwmNext cmd ?name?
+ +

(Primarily for "advanced" users and client writers.) These +commands enable you to go to the next (or previous) window with a given +name. Repeated calls will cycle through all windows with the given name. +

+ + + diff --git a/doc/ical.html b/doc/ical.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..5ddd5ff --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/ical.html @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ + +TkGoodStuff Ical + + + +

TkGoodStuff Ical

+ +

Description

+ +The Ical client is an alarm/calendar utility. It relies on the +calendar generated by the very nice program ical for its +information. The Ical client by default creates its own button +(though it also puts entries in the popup menu and lights up the clock +border to show that it's there, so you can configure it not to +produce its own button). The Ical client reads your calendar at +user-definable intervals (if it has changed), and posts alarms when +ical would have done so, had you left it running (the point of this +client is to free you from having to do that). The alarm dialogs have +buttons for launching ical (to read and modify the calendar) and for +selectively or globally stopping alarms. + +

One of the items the Ical client adds to the popup menu is a +command to list the items for the day (including appointments, +notices, and to-do items). This command can automatically be run at +startup. + +

Invocation

+ +All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager. diff --git a/doc/icons.html b/doc/icons.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..748b9fd --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/icons.html @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ + + TkGoodStuff Images + + + +

Using Icons in TkGoodStuff

+ +The standard buttons (as used by Biff and Net, and the user-defined +Buttons) may contain icons and/or text. Icons are read in from +files. To specify an icon, you can give the full path name: + 
+/usr/include/X11/bitmaps/stopsign.xbm
+
+or just the filename (stopsign.xbm), so long as the file is in a directory in the +icon path (set in the preference manager, by default to a path +containing just the "icons" subdirectory of the tkgoodstuff librarary +directory and the directory /usr/include/X11/pixmaps). + +

+ +What sorts of images can tkgoodstuff handle? You can use images that +are bitmaps, xpm's, ppm's, and gif's. More image formats likely will +become "standard" in the future. + +

+ +Formerly, you had to compile an additional package to get xpm image +support. Now, this functionality is compiled and installed +automatically at tkgoodstuff installation. + + diff --git a/doc/index-orig.html b/doc/index-orig.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..ee2468c --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/index-orig.html @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ + + + + tkgoodstuff + + + + + + + +
Oops! This document requires a browser with +FRAMES support, such as Netscape 2.0. +

+
-- Others browsers can see the same pages without the FRAMES interface. + + + diff --git a/doc/index.html b/doc/index.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..f969de4 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ + + + + tkgoodstuff + + +
+I have stopped all work on tkgoodstuff as of October 1, 1997. Anyone +who would like to take over, please email +me. I can supply sources and +some useful extra stuff. + +

+The tkgoodstuff home page as I left it is here. + + + + diff --git a/doc/install.html b/doc/install.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..3c560ba --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/install.html @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ + + + + tkgoodstuff + + + + +

tkgoodstuff: Availability and Installation

+ +

Get the source for the current version here: tkgoodstuff8.0-final.tar.gz +Older, and sometimes more stable, versions are available here.

+ +

To run this utility, you need tcl8.0 and tk8.0 (get the source at +ftp://ftp.smli.com/pub/tcl +).

+ +

(I used to maintain an ftp archive and a binary distribution for +Linux, but I don't have the time to deal with the requests for +assistance that that has generated.)

+ +

Once you have the tkgoodstuff distribution

+ +
    +
  1. Unpack it in a directory somewhere (say, /tmp). One way (suppose you +have the distribution in /tmp/):
    2. + +
        cd /tmp
+    cat tkgoodstuff8.0-final.tgz | gunzip | tar xpf -
+
    + +
  2. cd to the source directory:
    3. + +
        cd /tmp/tkgoodstuff8.0-final
+
    + +

    Then type

    + +
        ./configure
    + +(If your relevant version of Tcl/Tk is in an odd place, such as +/smurf/gleb/lib/tclConfig.sh, you can specify --prefix=/smurf/glep.) + +

    If all goes well, you can type

    + +
        make
+
    + +

    and if all is still well, type

    + +
        make install
+
    + +

    This process will compile C code needed by tkgoodstuff, and install +tkgoodstuff's files in the appropriate places. Look in the FAQ for +hints if you encounter problems. + +

    + +

    Once you are finished, you can remove the source directory if you like +(all the needed files will have been copied to a library directory).

    + +
  3. If you have a standard unix spool setup, simply running tkgoodstuff +should give you a working setup. Enter the Preferences manager via the +tkgoodstuff menu to customize your setup.
    4. + +
  4. If you have problems, check the FAQ before + emailing the tkgoodstuff + mailing list
    5. . + +
  5. You probably will want to tell your window manager not to put a border, +handles, or a title on tkgoodstuff, and perhaps to leave it always on top +of other windows, and perhaps to make it "stick" in the same +spot on the screen when you move about a virtual desktop. You may also +want it not to be in the circulate list (the list of windows you go to +by hitting alt-TAB or some key sequence). To do all of this in fvwm2 add +the following lines to your .fvwm2rc:
    6. + +
    Style "tkgoodstuff" NoTitle, NoHandles, Sticky, WindowListSkip, StaysOnTop
+Style "tkgoodstuff" BorderWidth 0,CirculateSkipIcon,CirculateSkip
+
    + +

    HOWEVER, if you use tkgoodstuff as an fvwm module +(which I recommend), you needn't do this, as tkgoodstuff will do it +automatically. If you use some other window manager, read its documentation---almost +certainly you can achieve most of the same effects.

    +
+ +

+

+ + + diff --git a/doc/jots.html b/doc/jots.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..9f9e8f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/jots.html @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ + +TkGoodStuff Jots + + + +

TkGoodStuff Jots

+ +

Description

+ +The Jots client is a note keeper, intended as a handy tool for keeping +track of scraps of information (e.g., a diary, ftp/URL addresses, +ideas, etc.). There are much more sophisticated data-base tools, +but Jots is easy enough to invoke and use that you may actually use +it. The user has any number of "folders" of notes, each of which is +automatically tagged by the date and time it was created. There is a +"find" utility to find text within a folder, and a "hotlist" mechanism +to quickly maneuver among different folders. + +

+ +Jots by default has its own button on the tkgoodstuff panel, but +you can configure it instead to be invoked by pressing mouse button +3 over the Clock. + +

+ +More help for Jots is available in the "Help" menu of the Jots window. + +

Invocation

+ +All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager. diff --git a/doc/load.html b/doc/load.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..73127b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/load.html @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ + +TkGoodStuff Load + + + +

TkGoodStuff Load

+ +

Description

+ +

The Load client is a system load indicator, which displays a graph of +the current and recent system load and/or a digital display of the +current load. + +

The graphical display is a histogram drawn to an automatically +adjusting scale. A "Scale" preference parameter (by default 1) sets +the initial and smallest maximum of the graph. If the load +exceeds the current maximum, the scale automatically doubles, and a +red "tick" line is drawn to mark the old maximum. Thus, by default +the tick lines represent loads of 1, 2, 4, 8, and so on (this is less +cluttered than evenly spaced tick lines). When possible, the graph is +scaled back up. + +

Clicking mouse button 1 on the Load button (by default) launches +an xterm running "top" (so you can see what's causing the load). + +

The system load information is obtained from the /proc filesystem +if possible, and otherwise from the "uptime" command. Load will work +only if the output of the uptime command includes the current system +load as the third from last field on the line (as is standard). (If +you would prefer to obtain the load some other way, you need to change +the procedure "GetLoad" in the file Load.tcl.) + +

Invocation

+ +All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager. diff --git a/doc/mailinglists.html b/doc/mailinglists.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..833b80f --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/mailinglists.html @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ + + + + Mailing Lists + + + +

Mailing Lists

+ + Tkgoodstuff mailing lists have been disabled as of October 1, 1997. + + diff --git a/doc/menu.html b/doc/menu.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..66c54a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/menu.html @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ + +TkGoodStuff Menu + + + +

TkGoodStuff Menu

+ +

Description

+ +

The Menu client produces a button that produces a menu. The menu +is configured within the preferences manager. + +

Alternatively, the Menu client will not make a button, but will +replace the main tkgoodstuff popup menu as the menu produced by mouse +button 1 on the clock face. + +

Configuration

+ +

In the preferences manager, there is a GUI menu-editing tool, which +(hopefully) is self-explanatory. + +

The following items can be added to the menu: + +

Menu
+This creates a new sub-menu within whatever menu you are currently +defining. + +

Execute
This creates a menu item to which you give a +label and assign a unix command line to be executed when this item is +selected. + +

Tcl Command
This creates a menu item to which you give a +label and assign a Tcl command line to be executed when this item is +selected. + +

tkgoodstuff Menu
This creates a menu item within whatever menu +you are currently defining, which is labelled "TkGoodStuff Menu", and +which produces the tkgoodstuff popup menu when selected. This is so +that you can get the tkgoodstuff menu even if you replace it with the +Menu client menu on the clock face (by telling the Menu client not to +produce a button). + +

Separator
+This inserts a horizontal separator line in the menu. + +

Run . . . +This inserts an item in the menu which, when selected, calls up a +dialog window allowing you to enter a unix command to execute. diff --git a/doc/net.html b/doc/net.html new file mode 100755 index 0000000..b0cc8c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/net.html @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ + +TkGoodStuff Net + + + +

TkGoodStuff Net

+ +

Description

+ +The Net client is a dialup (PPP/SLIP/TERM) link status indicator and +up/down toggler. + +

+Clicking on the Net button instructs the Net client to toggle (open or +close) the network link. + +

One possible way to have Net open a dial-in link (e.g., ppp or term) +is to use the GUI program Dialer, which is +included in the tkgoodstuff distribution, to dial your modem and set +up the link.

+ +

The client periodically checks whether the link is up or down, and +displays a "lit" up-arrow and/or "Net up", or an "unlit" down-arrow +and/or "Net down" accordingly. The client checks the line status more +frequently for a while after it executes a command to open or close +the link. + +

By default, the label on the Net button, when connected, shows the +elapsed time of the connection (up to 24 hours). + +

+The Net client also can periodically issue a "ping" command, which may +be useful for keeping active a link that the remote host would +disconnect if idle for too long. +

+ +

Invocation

+ +All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager. + +

If the default doesn't work (give it a try), you need to specify a +unix command to test whether the net is up (the command should return +successfully (exit status zero) if the net is up, and otherwise. The +default is + +

 ifconfig | grep ppp <\PRE>
+
+You also may need to specify a command to get your IP address if you
+want to use the auto-ping feature.  The command should return an
+address like "141.211.43.12".  The default is:
+
 ifconfig | grep inet.*P-t-P | sed s/inet.*r:// | sed s/P-t-P.*//
+<\PRE>
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+
+
+
+   TkGoodStuff Pager
+   
+
+
+
+
TkGoodStuff Pager

+
+
Description 

+
+
Pager is a client for TkGoodstuff which provides an interface to the
+multiple desktops of the Fvwm2 window
+manager. Pager monitors for the switching of desktops and pages, and
+allows one to switch desktops and pages by pressing mouse button 1 on the
+panel corresponding to the desired page. The present page appears as a
+sunken panel, and all pages with active applications on them appear colored.
+

+
+
Pager works only when tkgoodstuff is invoked as an fvwm2 module.
+

+
+
The WindowList client interacts with Pager, so that clicking on an icon
+in TkGoodstuff's WindowList with mouse button 2 and draging the cursor
+to the desired page (releasing the button on the desired page) will move
+the application to that page. 

+
+
Clicking repeatedly on page cycles through the open windows on the page.
+

+
+
Invocation

+
+
All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager. 

+
+
 Thanks to Eric Kahler 

+
+
+
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+
+  
+      TkGoodStuff PopImap  
+    
+  
+  
+      
+      
+      
  TkGoodStuff PopImap Utility 
 
+      
+      
Function

+      
+      
 The PopImap client automates the fetching of your mail from remote POP
+      or IMAP servers to your local machine.  Once the mail is on your local
+      machine, you can use any mail reader you like (rather than having to
+      make do with one you don't really like that supports the needed client
+      protocol). 

+      
+      
 The client really is little more than a scheduler for a unix
+	mail-fetching command that you provide (it is not itself a POP or IMAP
+	client; you need to get a mail-fetching client, on which see below).
+	You configure the client by telling it what unix command will get your
+	new mail from your remote server, and (optionally) what remote command
+	will fetch an entire remote mailbox (including old messages), and
+	replace a local mailbox with it.

+	
+      
Interaction with other tkgoodstuff Clients

+      
+      
 One convenient feature is that the Net client knows about PopImap
+	and vice versa, so that if both clients are used, PopImap doesn't try
+	to check for mail when the Net line is down, and when the Net line
+	goes up, Net schedules the periodic PopImap new mail checking to start
+	right away (so that your new mail gets to you quickly). 

+	
+      
Use

+      
+      
 In the preferences manager you will need to set preferences that
+	indicate how frequently to look for new mail on the remote server, as
+	well as the unix command that does the looking, and (optionally) the
+	unix command that copies the entire remote mailbox over the local one
+	(replacing it).  The real work comes in setting up these unix
+	commands, which may require finding some programs you don't
+	yet have. 

+	
+      
See also Biff's IMAP method, which doesn't 
+	  require any external IMAP program. 

+	  
+      
Where to Find POP and IMAP Fetching
+	  Utilities
 
+	  
+      
 Here I have a decided lack of expertise.  I would very much appreciate
+	pointers to stuff I don't know about. 

+      
    
+	
  •  POP 

+      
    
+	
  •  "fetchpop".  The author claims it is very stable and
+	  feature-rich. Get it at
+	  ftp://sunsite.unc.edu in pub/Linux/system/Mail/pop (it's not just
+	  for linux). 
    • 
+	
  •  "popclient".  Also at sunsite. 
    • 
+	
  •  "pop-perl".  Also at sunsite. 
    • 
+      

+      
  •  IMAP 
    • 
+      
      
+	 
    •  
+	 imapcopy, which requires
+	  
+	    imap.tar.Z to compile.  This utility nondestructively
+	    copies all of the remote mailbox, appending all of its
+	    messages to your local spool file or other local mailbox
+	    (including mh folders!).
+	
      • 
+	
    •  imapmove (simply a unix link to imapcopy), which deletes
+	all of the remote mailbox after copying as in imapcopy.
+	
      • 
+	
    •  I encourage anyone with a little knowledge of C to look
+	at the imapcopy utility to get a sense of what's possible with
+	a little hacking.  
      • 
+      
    
+    
+      
+      
    Invocation
    
+      
+      
     All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager. 
    
+      
+        
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+
+
+
+    tkgoodstuff Preferences Manager
+   
+
+
+
+
    Configuring TkGoodStuff with the Preferences Manager
    
+
+
    The preferences manager lets you view and set all preferences and configuration
+parameters for tkgoodstuff. You enter it from the tkgoodstuff menu (which,
+by default, is available by clicking on the clock and also within a menu
+on the Menu client button).
    
+
+
    In addition to selecting and arranging the elements of your panels,
+you can adjust fonts, colors, icons, "tiled" backgounds, the
+default screen-edge or orientation, and a zillion other things, including
+the setup for each client (e.g., the Menu client's menu, the Biff client's
+mailboxes, etc.).
    
+
+
    Changes do not take effect until they are saved and tkgoodstuff is restarted.
+All configuration information is saved to the configuration file (by default,
+".tkgrc" in the user's home directory---which you can edit
+      by hand if things go so wrong that the preferences manager won't
+      work). 
    
+
+
    
+
+
    Setting Preferences 
    
+
+
    It should be fairly obvious how to set various preferences: you find
+them through the notebook pages and menus in the preference manager and
+set them, e.g., by clicking on an indicator or by entering text.
    
+
+
    You might want to set a preference based on an environment variable.
+You can do this by using "$env" as follows. To set a certain
+preference to a value based on the user's home directory, you can enter
+this: 
    
+
+
    $env(HOME)/whatever
+ 
    
+
+
    
+
+
    Including and Configuring a Client 
    
+
+
    To include a client (for example, Clock), you enter the preferences
+manager and use mouse button 3 at the desired point in the configuration
+(which is presented as a hierarchical list) to choose "Insert",
+at which point you enter the name of the client.
    
+
+
    You configure a client in the preferences manager (double click on its
+entry in the configuration).
    
+
+
    
+
+
    Adding a Button
    
+
+
    You can easily add a button to display an icon and/or a bit of text,
+which runs a command when pressed. You need to decide:
    
+
+
      
+
    • If you want an icon on your button, then the icon filename. The
+file can contain an image of any of several formats (see Icons
+for more). 
      • 
+
+
    • If you want a bit of text on the button (either under the icon or by
+itself), then the text string (a "\n" in the string makes a line
+break for multi-line text). E.g., "Telnet to/nwork". 
      • 
+
+
    • The (unix) command to run. E.g.: 
      • 
+
+
       xdir "xless /var/adm/syslog" 
+ rxvt -T Syslog -sl 400 -e {"tail -400 -f /var/adm/syslog"}
+ rxvt -T Syslog -sl 400 -e \"tail -400 -f /var/adm/syslog\" 
      
+
+
      (The last two are equivalent.)
      
+
    
+
+
    You add the button in the Prefernces manager by choosing "Insert"
+with mouse button 3 at the desired place in your configuration, and entering
+the desired information. Double-click on the Button's entry in the configuration
+to configure it. 
    
+
+
    Notes: 
    
+
+
      
+
    • The expression "@selection@" in a unix or tcl command will
+be replaced by the current X selection. 
      • 
+
+
    • By default, a unix command button stays down and inoperative after
+you press it until the launched unix command terminates. This is so you
+can see that you're already running that command. You can configure the
+button to pop back up after launching the command, ready to launch the
+command again. 
      • 
+
+
    • When you press an already-depressed unix command button, if
+you are running tkgoodstuff as an fvwm module, by default you move to the
+next window that is named by the name of the unix command of the button.
+But you can configure the button to look for an alternative window name
+(for instance, the program tkman names its window "TkMan", netscape
+"Netscape" and so on). 
      • 
+
    
+
+
    
+
+
    PanelButtons
    
+
+
    A PanelButton is like a standard tkgoodstuff button, except that what
+it does is to produce an additional tkgoodstuff panel adjacent to the panel
+containing the PanelButton (this allows you to group a of buttons together
+and have them appear when you press a single button in your main panel).
+To add such a button use the "Insert" mouse-3 menu item, and
+double-click to configure. 
    
+
+
    See below on how to create Panels. 
    
+
+
    PutPanel
    
+
+
    Instead of having a Panel produced by a PanelButton, you might want
+an additional Panel to be placed on the screen at startup. To do this,
+(as always) use the "Insert" mouse-3 menu item, and double-click
+to configure. 
    
+
+
    See below for how to create Panels. 
    
+
+
    Adding a Label Box 
    
+
+
    To add a box containing a bit of text (which differs from a button in
+look, in color, and in that it doesn't run any command), use the good old
+"Insert" trick. 
    
+
+
    Swallowing an Application 
    
+
+
    If you want to include a utility that tkgoodstuff doesn't provide, you
+can incorporate it in your tkgoodstuff panel as a "Swallow" item.
+Use the preferences manager to do this. 
    
+
+
    WARNING: this can be tricky. Some hints: 
    
+
+
      
+
    • Before starting, be sure you know the windowname of the window that
+you want to swallow. By default we look for the name of the application,
+but many applications produce windows with different names. If you don't
+specify the correct name, tkgoodstuff will wait forever for the window
+to show up. 
      • 
+
+
    • It sometimes helps to specify in the application command line a geometry
+for the application that is larger than the window you want to produce.
+
      • 
+
+
    • If the application has a set size, you can find out what it is with
+fvwm's Identify module (if you use fvwm). 
      • 
+
+
    • In your application command line, you can specify the tkg background
+color (for your application to use) as \$background (same for foreground
+and some other resources). Also, use \$width to specify the Swallow
+window width (same for height). 
      • 
+
+
    • If you are running tkgoodstuff as an fvwm module, you can swallow other
+fvwm modules (like FvwmPager) simply by using the module name in place
+of a unix command. 
      • 
+
    
+
+
    
+
+
    Filling Space 
    
+
+
    If you are using screen-edge mode (for a bar covering one edge of the
+screen), then by default all the buttons, clients, etc., are stacked together
+in the middle of the bar. But you can indicate where the buttons, clients,
+etc., are to be broken apart by the item "Fill" (which you insert
+into your configuration like anything else). For example, suppose you have
+screen-edge mode set to "bottom", you have four buttons in your
+bar, and you include "Fill" items between the first and second,
+and between the third and fourth Button items. Then, your bar will contain
+the first button at the far left, the second and third buttons together
+in the middle, and the fourth button at the far right. (The WindowList
+client behaves like a "Fill" region; in particular, in the absence
+of Fill commands, it uses all available space.) 
    
+
+
    Stacks
    
+
+
    The Screen Geometry screen-edge and orientaton preferences govern the
+main orientation of your panel; it may be either horizontal or vertical.
+If you simply add elements (Clients, Buttons, etc.), these elements will
+be stacked all in a row left-to-right (if horizontal) or top-to-bottom
+(if vertical). This probably is what you want in an always-on-top desktop
+button bar. However you may want to stack two or three small buttons together,
+or to generate a fancier panel, with several rows or with several bundles
+of related buttons and label-boxes of different sizes, as in this screenshot
+(available only on the tkgoodstuff web page; to see it otherwise, just
+run "tkgoodstuff -f stacks" in the sample-rc directory). 
    
+
+
    A Stack is itself an item, which is placed in your panel just like a
+Button. The difference is that a Stack can have items placed within it.
+These items are stacked together in the orientation you choose (you can
+also configure other features of a Stack). To explain the stacking commands
+it is easiest just to explain how the fancy example was created. We start
+horizontally (the Orientation preference is set to horizontal). We will
+put together two things horizontally, both of them vertical Stacks. These
+are the only items that are in the main stack itself. The first vertical
+Stack starts with the Clock client and a labelbox ("Utilities").
+Then we want three buttons side-by-side, so we start a new horizontal Stack.
+In this Stack we insert three Buttons. This puts us back in the construction
+of our first (vertical) Stack, which so far contains the Clock, the "Utilities"
+label, and the Stack we have just finished. The last thing in this vertical
+Stack will be another horizontal Stack, this one with a colored border
+four pixels wide. Two Buttons are inserted in this bordered Stack. Now
+we're done with the first main vertical Stack. 
    
+
+
    This puts us back in the orignal (horizontal) orientation, outside of
+all Stacks. So the next item we define will go to the right of the big
+vertical Stack we have just defined. This item will be an even bigger vertical
+Stack, which contains a label box, a horizontal Stack (which contains the
+Net Client, the Load Client, and a vertical Stack of three Buttons) and
+a (gold-bordered) vertical Stack, which contains a label box and a horizontal
+Stack (which contains three Buttons and a vertical Stack containing three
+Buttons). 
    
+
+
    I hope that makes the working of the stacking apparatus clear. If not,
+play around with it and you will figure it out. 
    
+
+
    Panels
    
+
+
    You create a Panel by "Inserting" it anywhere in your configuration.
+It doesn't matter where you insert it, since it is not an item that is
+placed inside the main panel, but rather is placed by a PutPanel item or
+a PanelButton. Various features of the Panel can be configured. 
    
+
+
+
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+
+Running TkGoodStuff 
+
+
+
+ 
     Running TkGoodStuff 
     
+
+
     Table of Contents (this document) 
    
+
+
+
+
     Invocation 
    
+
+You invoke tkgoodstuff by issuing a command of the following form:
+
    +tkgoodstuff [-geometry -3+0] [-f configfilename ]
+
    
+Here, the brackets indicate optional arguments, which are discussed below.
+
    
+
+
     Geometry 
    
+
+There are two geometry modes: screen-edge and normal:
+
+
     Screen-edge mode 
    
+
+If you set screen-edge mode ("no" by default) to "left", "right", "top",
+or "bottom", tkgoodstuff will span that edge of the screen.
+
+
     Normal mode 
    
+
+If fullscreen mode is "no" (as by default), tkgoodstuff looks in two
+places for geometry (screen location) information.  A geometry
+specification is a string that identifies a point on the screen by its
+x and y distances in pixels from the top (or bottom) and left (or
+right) edges of your screen:
+ 
+ 
+
+ 
+
+ 
+
+
+ 
+
+ 
     Specification   Puts the tkgoodstuff Panel . . . 
     +1-123    1 pixel from the left and
+123 pixels from the bottom of the screen 
     -1+123    1 pixel from the right and
+123 pixels from the bottom of the screen 
    
+
+
    
+tkgoodstuff chooses the first geometry specification it finds in the
+following ways: 
+
      
+  
    1.  In the command line, as follows:
+       
      +       tkgoodstuff -geometry +34-88
+       
      
+       
      2. 
+  
    2.  In the current preferences.
+  
      3. 
+
    
+
+
    Determination of Configuration File  
    
+
+  tkgoodstuff needs a configuration file to run.  It uses the first
+  file it finds in the following ways:
+  
      
+  
    1.  Named on the command line, as follows (where "configfilename" is the name
+       of your file):
+       
      +       tkgoodstuff -f configfilename
+       
      
+       
      2. 
+  
    2.  In your home directory (as set in the environment variable
+       HOME) under the name .tkgrc.
      3. 
+  
    3.  In the tkgoodstuff directory (by default,
+       /usr/local/lib/tkgoodstuff), under the name system-tkgrc.
+
    
+
+Using the "-f configfilename" form allows you to have many different
+panels defined for different purposes.
+
+
+
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+
+
+  
+    tkgoodstuff
+  
+
+  
+  
+
+
+
+
    Oops! This document requires a browser with frames support.
    
+
    -- Others browsers can see the same pages without the FRAMES interface.
+
+
+
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+
+
+
+   tkgoodstuff
+   
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
    Task Bar
    Vertical Task Bar
    Home System
    Minimal
    Big Mess
    
+
+
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+
+
+
+   tkgoodstuff
+   
+
+
+
+
    
+
    
+
    tkgoodstuff
    
+
+Screenshots:
+
    
+A few sample configurations
    
+
+Eric Kahler's desktop
    
+
+CoffeeNet Help Page
+
    
+
+
    Tkgoodstuff for the X Window System is a utility panel---normally,
+a button bar.  It is easily configured and modified using a GUI
+preferences manager. Some "clients" are included:
+analog/digital alarm clock, new-mail indicator, log file watcher, WWW
+browser launcher, dialup network dialer and status indicator, note
+taker/manager, calendar program alarm daemon, POP/IMAP mail fetching
+scheduler, system load display, system menu, and fvwm (window manager)
+support, including a window list (buttons for all running
+applications) and virtual desktop pager. See below for details about
+the clients. In addition to the clients, you can configure buttons to
+run commands, and you can embed any X program window in your bar (such
+as xosview, FvwmPager, etc.).
    
+
+
    Tkgoodstuff, especially when used with the fvwm window manager, can
+be set up to behave in many ways like the Win95 taskbar (spanning any edge
+of the screen, containing buttons for every running application, with the
+ability to "hide" along the side of the screen and to be "dragged"
+to another side, with a GUI-configurable menu, etc.). But it is not a taskbar
+"clone" and is considerably more customizable. 
    
+
+
    Included Clients 
    
+
+
      
+
    • Clock: analog and/or digital time and/or
+date alarm clock. 
      • 
+
+
    • Biff: a feature-rich mail checker.
      • 
+
+
    • Net: indicates the status of a PPP or
+SLIP connection and allows you to bring the connection up or down with
+a click. Also can display net uptime, and can periodically "ping"
+so that the remote host won't close an inactive connection. Included is
+a GUI Dialer program, which you can call from
+Net to dial your modem (with nice repeat-dial features), log you in, and
+start your network software while you watch. 
      • 
+
+
    • Jots: A tool for writing, editing, and
+searching for notes: diary entries, addresses, ftp sources, ideas, etc.
+Support for easy shuffling between multiple "folders" of entries.
+
      • 
+
+
    • WWW: Launch your web browser or instruct
+the browser to visit the URL in the current X selection. 
      • 
+
+
    • Watch: This client watches one or more
+files (e.g., log files) for changes with configurable alerts (and can display
+the files). 
      • 
+
+
    • Load: An xload-like system load-average
+display (auto-scaling graphical, digital, or both). Button 1 launches an
+xterm running (for example) "top". 
      • 
+
+
    • Menu: A button that produces a menu,
+which is easily configured in the GUI preferences manager. 
      • 
+
+
    • Webster: Retrieve (over the net)
+the dictionary definition of a word (the current X selection). 
      • 
+
+
    • Ical: The program ical
+(as opposed to this client) is a nice calendar program. The client reads
+your ical calendar and serves as an alarm daemon, posting alarm notices
+to your screen when ical would if you had it running.
      • 
+
+
    • PopImap: periodically run pop or
+imap client to get any new mail on remote mail server. Don't get too excited:
+the fetching is done by a program or script that you provide (e.g., fetchmail).
+No button is produced by this client (though it produces some stuff in
+the tkgoodstuff popup menu). 
      • 
+
+
    • WindowList: For use with Fvwm,
+produces buttons for open/iconified windows (like the Win95 taskbar).
      • 
+
+
    • Pager: For negotiating desktops with
+Fvwm. 
      • 
+
+
    • Chooser: (by Eric Kahler) This client,
+at tkgoodstuff start-up, posts a list of tkgoodstuff configuration files
+to choose from. 
      • 
+
+
    • TkMan: (by Gary Dezern) The program
+tkman
+is a very nice man-page browser. Start tkman, or tell tkman to look up
+the man page for the word in the current X selection. 
      • 
+
    
+
+
    Customizing Features
    
+
+
    User-defined buttons 
    
+
+
    The "standard" user-defined buttons can be configured to show
+either icons or (multi-line) text labels or both at once (with the icon
+on any side or in the background), and global options can request no labels
+or no icons. Among the unlimited possibilities here are use of the current
+X selection in your command, execution of unix and/or Tcl commands, and
+more. See the documentation on configuration for more. 
    
+
+
    "Swallow" Windows 
    
+
+
    If you really like xosview or xdaliclock or whatever, you can embed
+it within your panel as a Swallow item (tkgoodstuff "swallows"
+the application window). 
    
+
+
    Label boxes 
    
+
+
    A label box contains text, e.g., to label a group of related buttons.
+
    
+
+
    Stacks 
    
+
+
    You can form vertical or horizontal stacks of elements (e.g., buttons
+and labels or other stacks), that can be nested indefinitely. If you're
+not careful, you might get something like the large example above (or worse).
+
    
+
+
    Panels 
    
+
+
    You can create multiple panels (of buttons, labels, etc.) to place at
+different parts of the screen or to call up (like a menu) from a "PanelButton".
+
+
    Documentation 
    
+
+
    The only documentation for tkgoodstuff is in these html pages, which
+are included in the distribution's "doc" subdirectory. From the
+"About tkgoodstuff (help)" window accessed from the popup menu,
+you can launch a built-in help browser or your web browser (by default,
+netscape) to read these pages (either your local copy, installed automatically
+during tkgoodstuff installation, or the latest copy on the net). 
    
+
+
+
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+
+TkGoodStuff TkMan 
+
+
+
+
    TkGoodStuff TkMan
     
+
+by Gary Dezern (gdezern@uniquecr.sundial.net)
+
+ 
     Description 
     
+
+The TkMan client is launcher for the tkman man-page reader.
+
+
    
+
+The TkMan button behaves as follows.  Clicking mouse button 1 on the
+TkMan button launches tkman (the button stays depressed and
+inoperative until you exit tkman).  Button 3 is used to direct tkman
+to look up the man page for the word that is the current X selection
+(e.g., highlighted with the mouse in some application).  We start
+tkman browser unless it's already running; if it's running, we simply
+send tkman instructions.  
+
+
    Invocation
     
+
+To include the TkMan button in your panel, include in your Configuration:
+
+
    +Client TkMan
+
    
+
+All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager.
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+
+
+
+   tkgoodstuff
+   
+
+
+
+
+
+
    
+
+
+
+
+
    
+Getting
    
+
+Running
    
+
+Configuring 
    
+
+Fvwm2 stuff
    
+
+Writing a client
    
+
+FAQ
    
+
+Recent changes
    
+
+Mailing Lists
    
+
+
    Clients:
    
+
+Clock
    
+
+Biff
    
+
+Menu
    
+
+Net
    
+
+Jots
    
+
+Watch
    
+
+Load
    
+
+WWW
    
+
+Ical
    
+
+Webster
    
+
+PopImap
    
+
+WindowList
    
+
+Pager
    
+
+Chooser
    
+
+TkMan
+
    
+
     
    
+Latest version: 8.0-final
    1 Oct, 1997
+
+
+
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+
+
+
+   TkGoodStuff Watch
+   
+
+
+
+
    TkGoodStuff Watch
    
+
+
    Description 
    
+
+
    The Watch client is a file-change notifier. It provides a button on
+your tkgoodstuff panel that can display an icon indicating the status
+of a file, a text message indicating
+"Unchanged"/"Changed", or both. A more detailed
+display is available in multiple-file mode (below).
    
+
+
    Watch watches one or more files. For each file, at a configurable
+interval Watch looks for a change to the file and flags the change by
+beeping and changing the icon and/or label of the Watch button.  Each
+file is assigned an "alert level", and the icon indicates
+the maximum alert-level of all changed files. 
    
+
+
    If you configure Watch to watch just one file, mouse button 1
+produces a file-viewer (which updates each time the file is found to 
+have changed). If you use multiple files, then mouse button 3
+produces a menu that indicates which files have changed, and which
+allows you to view any of them individually, and button 1 produces a
+viewer of all the files simultaneously. If you like, Watch can also
+pop-up the viewer for a file when it is changed. Also, if you use
+multiple files, you can replace the normal Watch button in the
+tkgoodstuff panel with the menu of files, allowing you to see at a
+glance which files are changed. You can also "tear off" the
+files menu to position elsewhere on the screen.
    
+
+
     Button 2 instructs Watch to regard files as unchanged. 
    
+
+
    Invocation
    
+
+
    All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager. 
    
+
+
+
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+
+TkGoodStuff Webster 
+
+
+
+
    TkGoodStuff Webster
     
+
+ 
     Description 
     
+
+The Webster client directs your web browswer to retrieve
+dictionary-definitions over the net.
+
+
     To use it, highlight a word as the X selection, and click on the
+Webster button; if all goes well, you will soon see a popup containing
+the definition of the word.
+
+
     By default, this client produces a button on your tkgoodstuff
+panel.  But you can set preferences so that it will not, in which case
+you can use the (Tcl) command "WebsterDefine" as a Menu client item.
+
+
           You can customize the URL if you have access to a
+better dictionary server.  If you know of a web page that has a "form" to fill
+out to get a definition, to determine the needed URL you may have to look
+at the html source of the page.  Typically, you will want something like:
+
    +http://www2.hti.umich.edu/bin/oed/oed-idx.pl?q1=@word@
+
    
+That's what I use, but I think only University of Michigan people can access
+that server.  The Webster default is Merriam-Webster's server:
+
    +http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/mweb?book=Dictionary&va=@word@
+
    
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+
+TkGoodStuff WindowList Client 
+
+
+
+
    TkGoodStuff WindowList Client
     
+
+ 
     Description 
     
+
+
    This is for use with the fvwm2
+window manager, when tkgoodstuff is started as an fvwm2 module (see
+the documentation for tkgoodstuff's Fvwm2
+functionality for how to do this).  WindowList produces a window
+containing buttons for each open or iconified window on your display
+(here's a 
+screenshot).
+
+
     The sunken button corresponds to the current (focused) window, and
+when a window is iconified, its button is grayed-out.  Clicking mouse
+button 1 on a window's button brings the window into focus (even if
+it's iconified).  Clicking button 3 iconifies the window.  If the
+Pager client is being used, button <2> allows you to "drag" a window
+(from its WindowList button) to any page on the display.  If the
+buttons fill up the window so that some are out of view, the window
+names are abbreviated, and if necessary a scrollbar is created.  If
+screen-edge mode is "no", you can adjust the height and width of the
+window manually in the preferences manager.
+
+
     Since this functions as an icon manager, you probably don't want
+fvwm2 to post icons.  By default, tkgoodstuff will tell fvwm2 not to
+post icons.  But this will affect only windows created after
+tkgoodstuff starts up.  So if you normally start other apps (that you
+might iconify) before tkgoodstuff, you may want to tell fvwm2 yourself
+not to post icons.  In fvwm2.0, the command (in your .fvwm2rc) is:
+
    Style "*" NoIcon
     Be sure to put that AFTER any other Style
+lines that define Icon in your .fvwm2rc (except for windows for which
+      you do want icons).
+
+
    Invocation
     
+
+All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager.
+
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+
+
+
+    Writing TkGoodStuff Clients 
+   
+
+
+
+
    Writing TkGoodStuff Clients 
    
+
+
    Table of Contents (this document) 
    
+
+
+
+
    
+
+
    General Information
    
+
+
    Clients are housed in files with the extension ".tcl". They
+might do anything at all, though what they in fact mainly do is to produce
+buttons or displays and to run and to schedule tasks. Clients can be very
+complex (like the Jots client, which is a notecard manager), or very simple.
+
    
+
+
    There is a commented example of a very simple button-producing client
+called "Example" in the file tcl/Example.tcl
+in the tkgoodstuff library directory. You might start with it. 
    
+
+
    This document is not as complete as it should be, but I think it's at
+least mostly correct, and hopefully it's better than nothing.  Still,
+your best bet may be to look at the actual code for various clients.
+
+ 
    
+
+
    Basic Client Interface
    
+
+
    Let's assume you are writing a client named "Foo". Your Foo.tcl
+file is "sourced" by tkgoodstuff when it reads the configuration
+file (or when Foo is added in the preferences manager). If you have defined
+a procedure "FooDoOnLoad", it is called then, as is "FooDeclare",
+if it exists ("FooDeclare" is called also when Foo is added in
+the preferences manager). "FooDeclare" should contain all your
+calls to TKGDeclare (for declaring preferences items). TKGDeclare is described
+below. 
    
+
+
    When the panel is being drawn (or redrawn following, e.g., a screen-edge
+move), the procedure "FooCreateWindow" is called if it exists.
+Ordinarily "FooCreateWindow" will make a call to TKGMakeButton
+or TKGLabelBox to produce a button or display window in the panel at the
+appropriate place. After all panels have been drawn, the procedure "FooStart",
+if it exists, will be called. During a screenedge move, the procedure "FooSuspend"
+will be called, if it exists, the client window will be ungridded, and
+then when the panel is redrawn "FooCreateWindow" and "FooStart"
+will be called. 
    
+
+
    TKGButton
    
+
+
    A "tkgbutton" is a button with either text, an icon, or both
+on its face. This command can be used either to create a button (but see
+TKGMakeButton) or to configure an existing button. If TKGButton is used
+to create a button, the button is not placed in the tkgoodstuff panel until
+TKGGrid is invoked. The syntax is as follows: 
    
+
+
    TKGButton name arguments
+
    
+
+
    The name is an arbitrary name for the window (containing only
+characters suitable for variables). The other arguments are all optional
+(most also take "modified" forms; see the "-mode" switch
+for more about this): 
    
+
+
  • -pathname pathname 
    
+This switch is used when creating the button (but see also TKGMakeButton,
+which is the easier way to make a TKGButton for inclusion in the tkgoodstuff
+panel). The value must be a tk pathname. 
    • 
+
+
  • -image tkimage 
    
+The value must be an already-created tk image. The button will display
+the image. 
    • 
+
+
  • -text textstring 
    
+The button will display the text indicated. 
    • 
+
+
  • -font (standard font specifier) 
    
+The button will display text (if any) using this font. 
    • 
+
+
  • -exec command 
    
+The button, when pressed, will lauch the indicated unix command. Regular
+Tcl substitution is performed on the command string at execution. 
    • 
+
+
  • -command command 
    
+The button, when pressed, will perform the indicated tcl command. Regular
+Tcl substitution is performed on the command string at execution. 
    • 
+
+
  • -menu menu 
    
+The button will be a tkgmenubutton, and produce the indicated menu. No
+"exec" or "command" will be performed. 
    • 
+
+
  • -iconside left, right, top, bottom, or background 
    
+This sets the side of the button taken by the icon, when your button has
+both an icon and text ("top" by default). If "background",
+then the text is written over the icon. 
    • 
+
+
  • -staydown 1 or 0 
    
+If 1 (which is the default), the button will stay down and inoperative
+after you press it until the launched unix command terminates. This is
+so you can see that you're already running that command. If 0, the button
+pops back up after launching the command, ready to launch the command again.
+
    • 
+
+
  • -usebutton2 1 or 0 
    
+If 1 (which is the default), mouse button 2 will execute the button's unix
+command, if any, whether the button is up or down, and whether or not the
+unix command is already running. 
    • 
+
+
  • -windowname name 
    
+This affects what happens when you press an already-depressed unix command
+button if you are running tkgoodstuff as an fvwm module. By default
+you move to the next window that is named by the name of the unix command
+of the button. But this switch allows you to look for an alternative window
+name (for instance, the program tkman names its window "TkMan",
+netscape "Netscape" and so on). 
    • 
+
+
  • -font font 
    
+The font to use for text on the button 
    • 
+
+
  • -ignore 1 or 0 
    
+If 1 (0 is the default), we will ignore the global iconsonly and labelsonly
+variables. 
    • 
+
+
  • -state active or normal 
    
+The button goes into the active state automatically when the mouse pointer
+enters, and into the normal state when it leaves. The state affects the
+button's colors (see also the "mode" switch). This is useful
+to call manually primarily when you pack a child window in a button (as
+in the Load client) and want to set its colors. 
    • 
+
+
  • -foreground color 
    
+-background color 
    
+-activeforeground color 
    
+-activebackground color 
    
+These set the colors for the button. 
    • 
+
+
  • -padding (any number) 
    
+The number of pixels of empty space to put around icons and labels in buttons.
+
    • 
+
+
  • -mode mode 
    
+Switches the button to the indicated mode. Each mode for a button is associated
+with values for text, image, exec, command, font, staydown, windowname,
+and four colors: foreground, background, activeforeground, and activebackground.
+Switching modes is the way to change a button's appearance and/or function
+dramatically with a simple command. By default a button is in the "normal"
+mode. For instance, Biff defines "nomail" and "newmail"
+modes, and Net defines "netup", "netdn", and "netwt"
+modes. 
    • 
+
+
    To set values for a mode, use modified switches like the following:
+
    
+
+
         TKGButton Talk -foreground(notalk) red \
+         -exec(notalk) {mesg y}
+     
    
+
+
    (Unmodified switches set the values for the current mode.) The parameters
+of the button are stored in a global array. If the name is "BarBar",
+the pathname of the created window will be stored in the global variable
+BarBar-params(window), the current mode in BarBar-params(mode).
+Mode-sensitive parameters are stored as follows: e.g., the text is stored
+in BarBar-params(text,normal) (supposing the button is in the normal
+mode, as it is by default). (In fact this is the "textvariable"
+for the button; setting it changes the button text directly.) There are
+no "unmodified" parameters for mode-sensitive parameters. For
+instance BarBar-params(text) does not exist. 
    
+
+
    TKGButton is a wrapper around the widget commands "tkgbutton"
+and "tkgmenubutton"(part of libtkg). 
    
+
+
    TKGMakeButton
    
+
+
    TKGMakeButton name . . .
+
    
+
+
    Creates the indicated button, assigns it an approriate pathname, and
+packs it into the tkgoodstuff panel (at the position appropriate to the
+current stacking context). If the name is "Foo", the pathname
+is stored in the variable Foo-params(pathname). Takes the same arguments
+as TKGButton (which it calls, in fact), except that it is silly to give
+a "-pathname" switch to TKGMakeButton. 
    
+
+
    TKGLabelBox
    
+
+
    Creates a "label box" is a window with text on its face. The
+arguments are as follows: 
    
+
+
    TKGLabelBox name [-label "label text"]
+
    
+
+
    (The square braces indicate that the argument is optional. If no label
+text is supplied, you get an empty frame, which is what Clock and Load
+use.) 
    
+
+
    The name is an arbitrary name for the window (containing only
+characters suitable for variables). If the name is "BarBar",
+the pathname of the created window will be stored in the global variable
+BarBar_window. 
    
+
+
    The text is a text string that will be displayed in the window.
+The window containing (just) this text has the pathname BarBar_window.label.msg.
+The textvariable for the label is BarBar-lbparams(text) 
    
+
+
    TKGGrid
    
+
+
    TKGGrid pathname
+
    
+
+
    Packs the indicated window into the current tkgoodstuff panel (at the
+position appropriate to the current stacking context). 
    
+
+
    Adding to the Popup Menu
    
+
+
    Two commands are provided for adding to the popup menu: 
    
+
+
    TKGPopupAddClient
    
+
+
    adds a cascade menu entry in the main popup menu. It is invoked as follows:
+
    
+
+
    TKGPopupAddClient clientname
    
+
+
    Suppose your clientname is FooBar. Then, this command generates
+a cascade menu entry labelled "FOOBAR:", and a corresponding
+(empty) menu with the pathname .tkgpopup.foobar, which is the menu to which
+you should add items in your client code. 
    
+
+
    TKGPopupAdd
    
+
+
    adds an item to the main popup menu at the end of the client-added section.
+The arguments are any arguments that would come after ".menuname add"
+in a normal addition of an item to a menu. 
+
+
    
+
    TKGPeriodic
    
+
+
    You can schedule a Tcl command for periodic execution as follows: 
    
+
+
    TKGPeriodic name period offset command
    
+
+
      
+
    • The name is an arbitrary name. 
      • 
+
+
    • The period is the interval (in seconds) between executions of the periodic
+command. 
      • 
+
+
    • The offset is the delay (in seconds) between invocation of the TKGPeriodic_command
+and the first execution of this periodic command. 
      • 
+
+
    • The command is the command to execute at theat interval after that
+offset.
      • 
+
    
+
+
    You should try not to do anything periodically in this way that will
+take a lot of time to finish processing (e.g., don't have a periodically-called
+procedure wait for something before returning), since this will screw up
+the user interface responsiveness and other periodic processes. If you
+have to do something time-consuming, you should exec a shell script in
+the background with bgexec (see the BLT documentation) and trace the bgexec
+variable to get its output (for an example see Ical_fetch in Ical.tcl).
+
    
+
+
    To cancel a scheduled periodic command, use: 
    
+
+
    TKGPeriodicCancel name
    
+
+
    This will cancel any command that was scheduled by the same name with
+TKGPeriodic. 
    
+
+
    Other Utilities 
    
+
+
    
+
+
    TKGDialog 
    
+
+
    TKGDialog name [ -wmtitle string ] [ -title string ] \
+      [-image imagefilename] [-message string] [-text string] \
+      [-titlebg color] [-titlefg color] [-bitmapfg color] \
+      [-buttons buttonlist] [-nodismiss]
    
+
+
    All the options in brackets are optional. This command pops up a dialog
+box with pathname ".name". The -wmtitle string
+is what will be put in the window manager title bar. The -title
+string is put in the dialog box title frame (up top, in a large font).
+The icon from the file named by the -imagefilename identifier is
+also put in the title frame. The -message string is put in a framed
+message widget under the title frame, if any. The -text widget is
+put in a scrollable text widget under the title frame, if any (and message
+frame, if any). The color options are as follows: -titlebg is the
+background of the title frame; -titlefg is the foreground of the
+title string; and -bitmapfg is the foreground color of the icon
+(if it is a bitmap; otherwise this switch does nothing). The button list
+is a list of button items, where a button item is a list of three items:
+a (lowercase) name for the button (the button's pathname will be ".name.buttons.buttonname"),
+a string of text to put on the button, and the command that the button
+will execute when pressed (usually this should include "destroy .name").
+Unless you include the argument "-nodismiss", there will
+also be a button labelled "Dismiss" which destroys the dialog.
+The buttons are placed at the bottom of the dialog, left to right in the
+order of your list, with the default "Dismiss" button at the
+right. 
    
+
+
    TKGNotice 
    
+
+
    TKGNotice "Notice text."
    
+
+
    Posts a simple notice dialog with a dismiss button. 
    
+
+
    TKGError 
    
+
+
    TKGError "Error text." ?exit?
    
+
+
    Posts an error dialog with a dismiss button, a stack-trace button, and
+a preferences manager button. If "exit" is present, tkgoodstuff
+will be suspended and will exit when dismissed. 
    
+
+
    ColorConfig 
    
+
+
    ColorConfig pathname foregroundcolor backgroundcolor
    
+
+
    This command sets the foreground and background colors of the window
+whose pathname you indicate, as well as the colors of its descendants,
+to the colors you name. Using "-" in place of the name of a color
+leaves that feature unchanged. 
    
+
+
    RecursiveBind 
    
+
+
    RecursiveBind pathname sequence command
    
+
+
    This command binds the sequence to the indicated command in the window
+whose pathname you indicate as well as in all of its descendants. 
    
+
+
    TKGDeclare 
    
+
+
    TKGDeclare variable value [-typelist {type1 type2 ...}] \
+        [-vartype boolean/radio/optionMenu/text/entry] \
+        [-textsize WxH] \
+        [-radiolist {{"Label 1" value1} {"Label 2" value2} ...}\
+        [-optionlist {value1 value2 ...}]\
+        [-label "Preferences Manager Label text"] \
+        [-help "Preferences Manager Help text"]
+
    
+
+
    This command sets the indicated variable to value unless the
+variable already has a value (due, e.g., to the user's preferences settings),
+in which case that value is retained. (This is how a client should set
+those of its global variable that you want users to be able to set in the
+preferences manager.) The other switches govern how the variable is treated
+in the preferences manager. 
    
+
+
    SetImage 
    
+
+
    SetImage name filname
    
+
+
    This command creates an image named name, reading it from the
+file filename, and returns the image type (e.g., "bitmap",
+"photo"). 
    
+
+
    DEBUG 
    
+
+
    DEBUG string
    
+
+
    This command writes the string to the internal log, and, if TKGLogging
+is 1, also to the log file. 
    
+
+
+
diff --git a/doc/www.html b/doc/www.html
new file mode 100755
index 0000000..7d9b684
--- /dev/null
+++ b/doc/www.html
@@ -0,0 +1,57 @@
+
+TkGoodStuff WWW 
+
+
+
+
    TkGoodStuff WWW
     
+
+ NOTE: Netscape's remote-control functionality is disabled in
+Netscape Communicator beta versions (at least up to beta 3).  We'll
+become compatible when it works.
+
+ 
     Description 
     
+
+The WWW client is a web browser launcher.
+
+
     The WWW client can manage just one browser or more than one
+browser.  In the preferences manager, you can specify a
+space-separated list of browsers (by default, a single browser, namely
+your main default tkgoodstuff browser, which by default is netscape).
+
+
      
+  
    • Single-browser mode: If (as by default) the WWW client
+  knows about only one browser (e.g., netscape), the WWW button
+  behaves as follows.  Clicking mouse button 1 on the WWW button
+  launches your browser program (the button stays depressed and
+  inoperative until you exit the mailer program).  Button 3 is used to
+  visit the URL that is the current X selection (e.g., highlighted
+  with the mouse in some application).  If your browser is supported
+  (Netscape and lynx), then WWW starts the browser unless it's already
+  running; if it's running, WWW sends the browser instructions to go
+  to the selected URL.  This is useful, e.g., for visiting web pages
+  that are mentioned in news articles, email, etc. 
      • 
+
+  
    • Multi-browser mode:
      •  If in the preferences manager
+  you give the WWW client a list of browsers such as "netscape lynx
+  mosaic chimera hippo tkwww", then you still use buttons 1 and 3 as
+  above, except now you'll get a popup menu to choose your browser.
+  (For instance, I like lynx for its startup speed and resource usage
+  for most things, but I use netscape when I need to see graphics or a
+  netscape-specific page.)   
    
+
+
     The WWW client automatically knows what to do for the browsers
+lynx (using an xterm) and netscape.  It
+launches others fine if they can be started by their name.
+
+
     Thanks to Seth Golub for the idea of using the X selection in this
+way.
+
+
    Invocation
     
+
+To include the WWW button in your panel, include in your Configuration:
+
+
    +Client WWW
+
    
+
+All parameters are adjustable in the preferences manager.
diff --git a/fvwm-patch-2.0.45 b/fvwm-patch-2.0.45
new file mode 100755
index 0000000..6f037e0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/fvwm-patch-2.0.45
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+This patches fvwm2.0.45 to let tkgoodstuff screenedge mode
+work.  I think screenedge mode now won't work with earlier versions
+of fvwm2 now.
+
+--- events.c~   Wed Jan 22 08:37:39 1997
++++ events.c    Mon Jan 27 14:26:57 1997
+@@ -1294,6 +1295,7 @@
+    * requested client window width; the inner height is the same as the
+    * requested client window height plus any title bar slop.
+    */
++  ConstrainSize(Tmp_win, &width, &height);
+   SetupFrame (Tmp_win, x, y, width, height,sendEvent);
+   KeepOnTop();
+                                                     
diff --git a/icons/biffgreen-sm.xpm b/icons/biffgreen-sm.xpm
new file mode 100755
index 0000000..e9308d9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffgreen-sm.xpm
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+/* XPM */
+static char * biffnew_sm_xpm[] = {
+/* width height num_colors chars_per_pixel */
+"24 18 8 1",
+/* colors */
+" 	s None	c None",
+".	c #3c3c3c",
+"X	c #808080",
+"o	c #f81440",
+"O	c #7fff00",
+"+	c #c0c0c0",
+"@	c black",
+"#	c white",
+/* pixels */
+"       ...XXXXX.ooooooXX",
+"      .....OOOO.ooooooOO",
+"     .X.....OO+.ooooooOO",
+"    @XXX.....O+.oooo.OOO",
+"    .XXXX.....+.oo.+++OO",
+"    .XXXX.....O.o++OOOOO",
+"    .XXXX.....O.oOOOOOOO",
+"    .XXXX#####O.oOOOOOOO",
+"    .XX#######O.oOOOOOOO",
+"   .##########O.oOOOOOOO",
+"   ###########+.oOOOOOOO",
+"    .#########OoooOOOOOO",
+"    ..########O.ooOOOOOO",
+"   .O..#######OOOOOOOOX ",
+"  .OOOO.######OOOOOX    ",
+"..OOOOOOO#####OOX..X    ",
+"OOOOOOOOOO##OOX....X    ",
+"OOOOOOOOOOOO....XXXX    "};
diff --git a/icons/biffgreen.xpm b/icons/biffgreen.xpm
new file mode 100755
index 0000000..59b63bf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffgreen.xpm
@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
+/* XPM */
+static char * biffnew_xpm[] = {
+"46 38 10 1",
+" 	s None	c None",
+".	c #3c3c3c",
+"X	c #808080",
+"o	c #f81440",
+"O	c #3c3c3c",
+"+	c #7fff00",
+"@	c #c0c0c0",
+"#	c #3c3c3c",
+"$	c #ffffff",
+"%	c #808080",
+"            .......XXXXXXXXX.ooooooooooooXXXXX",
+"           ..OOOOO..++++++++.oooooooooooo+++++",
+"          ..OOOOOOO..+++++++.oooooooooooo+++++",
+"         .OOOOOOOOOOO.++++++.oooooooooooo+++++",
+"         .XXXOOOOOOOOO.++@@@.oooooooooooo+++++",
+"        .XXXXXOOOOOOOOO++@@@.ooooooooooo.+++++",
+"        .XXXXXXOOOOOOOO.++@@.ooooooooo..++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXOOOOOOOOO++@@.ooooooo..@@@+++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXOOOOOOOO.+@@.ooooo..@@@@@+++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXOOOOOOOO.+@@.ooo..@@@@++++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXOOOOOOOO.++@.oo.@@@@++++++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXXOOOOOOO.++@.oo@@@++++++++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXXOOOOOO##.+@.oo@++++++++++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXOOO####$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXX####$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"       .XXX####$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"       ####$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"   ####$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+" ##$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"  #####$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"   #$$$#######$$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"    #$$$$$$$$$#######$$$$.@..ooo++++++++++++++",
+"     ##$$$$$$$$$$$$$$####.@.ooooo+++++++++++++",
+"       #$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+.ooooo+++++++++++++",
+"       .#$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+.ooooo+++++++++++++",
+"       .O#$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+..oooo+++++++++++++",
+"      ...O#$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.++..oo+++++++++++XXX",
+"     .++...#$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+++++++++++++++XXX  ",
+"    ..++++++#$$$$$$$$$$$$.++++++++++++XXX     ",
+"   ..++++++++#$$$$$$$$$$$.+++++++++XXX        ",
+"  .+++++++++++##$$$$$$$$$.++++++XXX.X         ",
+"...+++++++++++++#$$$$$$$#.+++XXX....X         ",
+".++++++++++++++++#$$$$##X.XXXX......X         ",
+"++++++++++++++++++#$##+++.XOO.......X         ",
+"+++++++++++++++++++#++++..OOO....%%%X         ",
+"++++++++++++++++++++++...OOOO.%%%%%%X         ",
+"+++++++++++++++++++++.. OOOOO%%%%%%%X         ",
+"++++++++++++++++++++..  OOOOO%%%%%%%X         "};
diff --git a/icons/biffnew-sm.xpm b/icons/biffnew-sm.xpm
new file mode 100755
index 0000000..67b4c7a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffnew-sm.xpm
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+/* XPM */
+static char * biffnew_sm_xpm[] = {
+/* width height num_colors chars_per_pixel */
+"24 18 8 1",
+/* colors */
+" 	s None	c None",
+".	c #3c3c3c",
+"X	c #808080",
+"o	c #f81440",
+"O	c #ffff00",
+"+	c #c0c0c0",
+"@	c black",
+"#	c white",
+/* pixels */
+"       ...XXXXX.ooooooXX",
+"      .....OOOO.ooooooOO",
+"     .X.....OO+.ooooooOO",
+"    @XXX.....O+.oooo.OOO",
+"    .XXXX.....+.oo.+++OO",
+"    .XXXX.....O.o++OOOOO",
+"    .XXXX.....O.oOOOOOOO",
+"    .XXXX#####O.oOOOOOOO",
+"    .XX#######O.oOOOOOOO",
+"   .##########O.oOOOOOOO",
+"   ###########+.oOOOOOOO",
+"    .#########OoooOOOOOO",
+"    ..########O.ooOOOOOO",
+"   .O..#######OOOOOOOOX ",
+"  .OOOO.######OOOOOX    ",
+"..OOOOOOO#####OOX..X    ",
+"OOOOOOOOOO##OOX....X    ",
+"OOOOOOOOOOOO....XXXX    "};
diff --git a/icons/biffnew.xpm b/icons/biffnew.xpm
new file mode 100755
index 0000000..d3dd1ad
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffnew.xpm
@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
+/* XPM */
+static char * biffnew_xpm[] = {
+"46 38 10 1",
+" 	s None	c None",
+".	c #3c3c3c",
+"X	c #808080",
+"o	c #f81440",
+"O	c #3c3c3c",
+"+	c #ffff00",
+"@	c #c0c0c0",
+"#	c #3c3c3c",
+"$	c #ffffff",
+"%	c #808080",
+"            .......XXXXXXXXX.ooooooooooooXXXXX",
+"           ..OOOOO..++++++++.oooooooooooo+++++",
+"          ..OOOOOOO..+++++++.oooooooooooo+++++",
+"         .OOOOOOOOOOO.++++++.oooooooooooo+++++",
+"         .XXXOOOOOOOOO.++@@@.oooooooooooo+++++",
+"        .XXXXXOOOOOOOOO++@@@.ooooooooooo.+++++",
+"        .XXXXXXOOOOOOOO.++@@.ooooooooo..++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXOOOOOOOOO++@@.ooooooo..@@@+++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXOOOOOOOO.+@@.ooooo..@@@@@+++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXOOOOOOOO.+@@.ooo..@@@@++++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXOOOOOOOO.++@.oo.@@@@++++++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXXOOOOOOO.++@.oo@@@++++++++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXXOOOOOO##.+@.oo@++++++++++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXXXOOO####$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"       .XXXXXXX####$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"       .XXX####$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"       ####$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"   ####$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+" ##$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"  #####$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"   #$$$#######$$$$$$$$$$$.+@.oo+++++++++++++++",
+"    #$$$$$$$$$#######$$$$.@..ooo++++++++++++++",
+"     ##$$$$$$$$$$$$$$####.@.ooooo+++++++++++++",
+"       #$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+.ooooo+++++++++++++",
+"       .#$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+.ooooo+++++++++++++",
+"       .O#$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+..oooo+++++++++++++",
+"      ...O#$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.++..oo+++++++++++XXX",
+"     .++...#$$$$$$$$$$$$$.+++++++++++++++XXX  ",
+"    ..++++++#$$$$$$$$$$$$.++++++++++++XXX     ",
+"   ..++++++++#$$$$$$$$$$$.+++++++++XXX        ",
+"  .+++++++++++##$$$$$$$$$.++++++XXX.X         ",
+"...+++++++++++++#$$$$$$$#.+++XXX....X         ",
+".++++++++++++++++#$$$$##X.XXXX......X         ",
+"++++++++++++++++++#$##+++.XOO.......X         ",
+"+++++++++++++++++++#++++..OOO....%%%X         ",
+"++++++++++++++++++++++...OOOO.%%%%%%X         ",
+"+++++++++++++++++++++.. OOOOO%%%%%%%X         ",
+"++++++++++++++++++++..  OOOOO%%%%%%%X         "};
diff --git a/icons/biffno-sm.xpm b/icons/biffno-sm.xpm
new file mode 100755
index 0000000..f7f7f5d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffno-sm.xpm
@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+/* XPM */
+static char * biffno_sm_xpm[] = {
+/* width height num_colors chars_per_pixel */
+"24 18 6 1",
+/* colors */
+" 	s None	c none",
+".	c #808080",
+"X	c #ffffe3",
+"o	c black",
+"O	c #f81440",
+"+	c #3c3c3c",
+/* pixels */
+"    .................   ",
+"  .XXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXX.  ",
+"  XXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXX ",
+" .XXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXX.",
+".XXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
+".XXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
+".XXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
+".XXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXooo",
+".XXXXXXXX.XX...oooooooOO",
+".XXXXXXXX.Xooooo.....OOO",
+".XXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXX.OOO",
+".XXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXX.OOO",
+".XXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXX.OOO",
+"  .XXXXXX.XXXXXXXX.. OOO",
+"     .XXX.XXXXX.     Oo ",
+"       ...X..+++        ",
+"         .++++++        ",
+"         +++....        "};
diff --git a/icons/biffno.xpm b/icons/biffno.xpm
new file mode 100755
index 0000000..20a1516
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffno.xpm
@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
+/* XPM */
+static char * biffno_xpm[] = {
+"46 38 8 1",
+" 	s None	c None",
+".	c #808080",
+"X	c #ffffe3",
+"o	c #000000",
+"O	c #f81440",
+"+	c #3c3c3c",
+"@	c #3c3c3c",
+"#	c #808080",
+"      .................................       ",
+"    ..XXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..     ",
+"   .XXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..    ",
+"  ..XXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..  ",
+"  .XXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.  ",
+" ..XXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.. ",
+" .XXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. ",
+"..XXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXoooooo",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXooooooooooOo",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXooooooooooooooOOOOo",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXoooooooooooooooXXoOOOOOo",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXoooooooooooo......oOOOOOo",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXoooooooo..........oOOOOOo",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXoooX.......XXXX..oOOOOOo",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXX....XXXXXXXXX..oOOOOOo",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..oOOOOOo",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..oOOOOOo",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..oOOOOOo",
+".XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..oOOOOOo",
+"..XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..oOOOOOo",
+"  ...XXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX...  oOOOOOo",
+"     ...XXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXX....     oOOOoo ",
+"        ..XXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXX...         oOOo   ",
+"          ...XXXXX.XXXXX...++.         ooo    ",
+"             ...XX.X....+++++.         o      ",
+"                ...@+++++++++.                ",
+"                 .@@@@+++++++.                ",
+"                 @@@@@++++###.                ",
+"                 @@@@@+######.                ",
+"                 @@@@@#######.                ",
+"                 @@@@@#######.                "};
diff --git a/icons/biffred-sm.xpm b/icons/biffred-sm.xpm
new file mode 100755
index 0000000..f2e5014
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffred-sm.xpm
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+/* XPM */
+static char * biffnew_sm_xpm[] = {
+/* width height num_colors chars_per_pixel */
+"24 18 8 1",
+/* colors */
+" 	s None	c None",
+".	c #3c3c3c",
+"X	c #808080",
+"o	c #f81440",
+"O	c #f81440",
+"+	c #c0c0c0",
+"@	c black",
+"#	c white",
+/* pixels */
+"       ...XXXXX.ooooooXX",
+"      .....OOOO.ooooooOO",
+"     .X.....OO+.ooooooOO",
+"    @XXX.....O+.oooo.OOO",
+"    .XXXX.....+.oo.+++OO",
+"    .XXXX.....O.o++OOOOO",
+"    .XXXX.....O.oOOOOOOO",
+"    .XXXX#####O.oOOOOOOO",
+"    .XX#######O.oOOOOOOO",
+"   .##########O.oOOOOOOO",
+"   ###########+.oOOOOOOO",
+"    .#########OoooOOOOOO",
+"    ..########O.ooOOOOOO",
+"   .O..#######OOOOOOOOX ",
+"  .OOOO.######OOOOOX    ",
+"..OOOOOOO#####OOX..X    ",
+"OOOOOOOOOO##OOX....X    ",
+"OOOOOOOOOOOO....XXXX    "};
diff --git a/icons/biffred.xpm b/icons/biffred.xpm
new file mode 100755
index 0000000..0da899f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffred.xpm
@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
+/* XPM */
+static char * biffnew_xpm[] = {
+"46 38 10 1",
+" 	s None	c None",
+".	c #3c3c3c",
+"X	c #808080",
+"o	c #f81440",
+"O	c #3c3c3c",
+"+	c #f81440",
+"@	c #c0c0c0",
+"#	c #3c3c3c",
+"$	c #ffffff",
+"%	c #808080",
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new file mode 100755
index 0000000..1088b86
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffwhite-sm.xpm
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new file mode 100755
index 0000000..8994783
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffwhite.xpm
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new file mode 100755
index 0000000..67b4c7a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffyellow-sm.xpm
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new file mode 100755
index 0000000..d3dd1ad
--- /dev/null
+++ b/icons/biffyellow.xpm
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new file mode 100755
index 0000000..709e6f0
--- /dev/null
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+
+   This  command establish   the  communication with  the parent  FVWM
+process through the two pipes identified by  the file descriptors. The
+ is the file descriptor used to send messages *to* FVWM, while
+  is the fd  that  receives messages  *from* FVWM. The  typical
+usage is:
+
+	fvwm init [lindex $argv 0] [lindex $argv 1]
+
+2) fvwm send  
+
+    This command  sends  the    given message  to   the  parent  FVWM,
+indicating the windowID over wich the command will be applyed. Typical
+usage is:
+
+	fvwm send  $id {Iconify ""}
+	fvwm send 0 Send_WindowList
+
+3) fvwm  ?