CONVERT_TO_XDEFAULTS(1) UNIX System V(11 June 1990) CONVERT_TO_XDEFAULTS(1)
NAME
converttoXdefaults - convert Sunview1 defaults into equivalent
Xdefaults
SYNOPSIS
converttoXdefaults [ filename ]
AVAILABILITY
Available with the OpenWindows Application Environment. For information
about installing OpenWindows, refer to the OpenWindows Installation
Manual.
DESCRIPTION
converttoXdefaults is a shell script which uses sed(1) scripts to
convert SunView1.x defaults to X Window (Xdefaults) defaults.
converttoXdefaults reads filename, converting SunView1 defaults into
their equivalent Xdefaults for XView. Defaults that are no longer
supported or are not recognized as standard SunView1 defaults are
commented out with a '!' (exclamation point) at the beginnning of the
default entry. The output of conversion is directed to standard output
(stdout). The defaults file used should be located in your $HOME
directory and should be named .Xdefaults.
EXAMPLES
For an example of how this command works, run the script on your Sunview1
defaults file:
converttoXdefaults $HOME/.defaults > $HOME/.Xdefaults
When the script is complete, edit the resulting file ( $HOME/.Xdefaults )
and remove any unconverted entries and/or make modifications suggested in
the file by the script. Remove the comments and the ! sign.
SAMPLES
SunView1 defaults entries ...
/Text/Auto_indent "True"
/Text/Extras_menu_filename "/home/blinky/bob/.text_extras_menu"
/Scrollbar/Thickness "20"
/Mail/Set/folder "/home/blinky/bob/mail_folder"
/Text/Multi_click_timeout "100"
are converted to the Xdefault...
Text.AutoIndent: True
Text.ExtrasMenuFilename: /home/blinky/bob/.text_extras_menu
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!/Scrollbar/Thickness "20"
!/Mail/Set/folder "/home/blinky/bob/mail_folder"
!OpenWindows.MultiClickTimeout:
! (now in tenths of seconds rather than millisecs) 100
Note that the /Scrollbar/Thickness and /Mail/Set/folder entries were NOT
converted, but were left in the file as comments. Whenever possible,
instructions are included in the file for discrepancies between the two
types of defaults. For instance, the comment, "now in tenths of seconds"
is useful information about the value of the
OpenWindows.MultiClickTimeout default. Comments and instructions should
both be completely removed from the file.
FILES
$OPENWINHOME/bin/xview/convert_to_Xdefaults where $OPENWINHOME is the
installation/mount point for XView ( /usr by default).
SEE ALSO
sunview(1), sed(1), textedit(1), vi(1)
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