|
|	POWERVIEW.INI -- Powerview's initialization file.
|
|	$Revision: 1.11.4.1 $
|
|	Copyright (c) 1992 by Viewlogic Systems, Inc.
|
| You can put Powerview-specific settings in a file called
| "powerview.ini" somewhere in your WDIR search path OR you can
| put them in a "workview.ini" file in the WDIR path.  If you
| choose the latter, you must begin each Powerview-specific
| setting with the string "|5.0 ".  This prefix protects them
| from being interpreted by 4.x Workview and utilities that also
| read the "workview.ini" file.  This means that
| "vcWv.countdown_init Off" and "|5.0 vcWv.countdown_init Off"
| function exactly the same way.
|
| THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE LIST.  For a more complete list, execute
| any Powerview application with the `-usage' switch, or execute
| the menu selection RedSquare->Customize->EditPreferences.
|
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| User Interface style (Motif or OpenLook)
|vcWv.UI Motif
|
| Want to see the ViewScript loading countdown in a graphical
| thermometer window, not the terminal window.
|vcWv.countdown_init On
|
| Disable ViewScript state files during development of ViewScript code.
| Possible choices: Read, Write, Off
|vscript.state Off
|
| Want to see ViewScript printf's in terminal window or cockpit
|vscript.stdout True
|
| More readable block cursor in Viewtext
|vtx.block_cursor True
|
| Want more verbiage in alert boxes
|err.style_alertBox verbose
|
| This conserves memory for Viewsim and the ViewScript interpreter --
| save only the last 100 lines
|vcTxShell.max_lines 100
|
| Button auto repeat time in milliseconds
|vcButton.repeat_delta 500
|
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|	Preferences specific to the X Window System.
|
| Colors...
|
| Base color of all windows, menus, widgets.
|x.base_color	#5facaf
|
| Color of text in windows, menus, etc.
|x.foreground	PeachPuff
|
| Background color of Viewtext-based things.
|x.background	Black
|
| The color palette for applications like ViewDraw runs from
| color0 to color15.  Color0 is the background color for
| Viewdraw, color15 the foreground (see viewdraw.ini for more
| details).  Note that simply reversing color0 and color15 will
| make your schematics very unreadable, since the other colors
| do not stand out very well against a white background.
|
| IMPORTANT:  After changing the Powerview colors here, you
| must execute the commands given below for these changes to
| take effect.  Powerview stores a property on the root window
| pointing to its allocated colors.  This is so that multiple
| Powerview applications can share these color cells.  These
| color cells will not be freed until you exit the window
| system completely, as mentioned in Step 5.  Here, then, is
| the recommended approach to modifying your Powerview colors:
|
|    Step 1.  Modify "x.color0" through "x.color15" here.
|
|    Step 2.  Type the command in a shell window:
|
|                 % xprop -root -remove VL_COLOR_MAP
|
|    Step 3.  Start up ViewDraw to test your changes.
|
|    Step 4.  Repeat steps 1-3 until you are happy with the
|             colors, or until you get bored with this process,
|             whichever comes first.
|
|    Step 5.  Exit the window system completely, as mentioned
|             above, to ensure that there are no color cells
|             allocated on behalf of a previous incarnation of
|             Powerview.
|
|--- these are the defaults when running with 16 colors ---
|
|x.color0	Black
|x.color1	Blue
|x.color2	Green
|x.color3	Cyan2
|x.color4	Red
|x.color5	Magenta
|x.color6	Brown
|x.color7	Gray
|x.color8	Gray50
|x.color9	LightSkyBlue
|x.color10	PaleGreen
|x.color11	Cyan1
|x.color12	Orange
|x.color13	Pink
|x.color14	Yellow
|x.color15	White
|
|--- these are the defaults when running with 4 colors ---
|    (if your server has only 4 display planes or you
|     run Powerview with the environment variable $X4PLANE set)
|
|x.color0	Black
|x.color1	Blue
|x.color2	Green
|x.color3	Cyan
|x.color4	Red
|x.color5	Magenta
|x.color6	Yellow
|x.color7	White
|
|--- end of color customizations ---
|
| Fonts...
|     The easiest way to make all fonts bigger is just to
|     override the default point sizes for tiny, small, medium,
|     and large.  We'll show that one first.
|
|     The easiest way to use different fonts altogether is to
|     override the default font families used for proportionally-
|     spaced and fixed-width fonts.  We'll show that second.
|
|     A particular font name used in Powerview may be customized
|     to a particular X font, but this is more complicated.
|     A Powerview font name is composed of a size plus any number
|     of font characteristics.  To get a font name, take the size
|     ("tiny", "small", "medium", or "large") and append, in
|     order of appearance, single characters representing the
|     desired characteristics ("b" for boldface, "i" for italics,
|     and "f" for fixed-width).  The X font is specified as an
|     X Logical Font Description.  The full XLFD's for your
|     server's available fonts may be found by executing the
|     command `xlsfonts'.
|
|--- this is the quickest way to make all fonts bigger ---
|    the default point sizes are (10, 12, 14, 18)
|
|x.tinysize	12
|x.smallsize	14
|x.mediumsize	18
|x.largesize	20
|
|--- this is the quickest way to change font families ---
|    the default fonts are (adobe-helvetica, adobe-courier)
|
|x.proportional	adobe-new century schoolbook
|x.fixed		typewriter
|
|--- these are all the Powerview font names and their default XLFD's ---
|
|x.tiny		*adobe-helvetica*-medium-r-normal-*-10-*-p-*
|x.small	*adobe-helvetica*-medium-r-normal-*-12-*-p-*
|x.medium	*adobe-helvetica*-medium-r-normal-*-14-*-p-*
|x.large	*adobe-helvetica*-medium-r-normal-*-18-*-p-*
|
|x.tinyb	*adobe-helvetica*-bold-r-normal-*-10-*-p-*
|x.smallb	*adobe-helvetica*-bold-r-normal-*-12-*-p-*
|x.mediumb	*adobe-helvetica*-bold-r-normal-*-14-*-p-*
|x.largeb	*adobe-helvetica*-bold-r-normal-*-18-*-p-*
|
|x.tinyi	*adobe-helvetica*-medium-o-normal-*-10-*-p-*
|x.smalli	*adobe-helvetica*-medium-o-normal-*-12-*-p-*
|x.mediumi	*adobe-helvetica*-medium-o-normal-*-14-*-p-*
|x.largei	*adobe-helvetica*-medium-o-normal-*-18-*-p-*
|
|x.tinybi	*adobe-helvetica*-bold-o-normal-*-10-*-p-*
|x.smallbi	*adobe-helvetica*-bold-o-normal-*-12-*-p-*
|x.mediumbi	*adobe-helvetica*-bold-o-normal-*-14-*-p-*
|x.largebi	*adobe-helvetica*-bold-o-normal-*-18-*-p-*
|
|x.tinyf	*adobe-courier*-medium-r-normal-*-10-*-m-*
|x.smallf	*adobe-courier*-medium-r-normal-*-12-*-m-*
|x.mediumf	*adobe-courier*-medium-r-normal-*-14-*-m-*
|x.largef	*adobe-courier*-medium-r-normal-*-18-*-m-*
|
|x.tinybf	*adobe-courier*-bold-r-normal-*-10-*-m-*
|x.smallbf	*adobe-courier*-bold-r-normal-*-12-*-m-*
|x.mediumbf	*adobe-courier*-bold-r-normal-*-14-*-m-*
|x.largebf	*adobe-courier*-bold-r-normal-*-18-*-m-*
|
|x.tinyif	*adobe-courier*-medium-o-normal-*-10-*-m-*
|x.smallif	*adobe-courier*-medium-o-normal-*-12-*-m-*
|x.mediumif	*adobe-courier*-medium-o-normal-*-14-*-m-*
|x.largeif	*adobe-courier*-medium-o-normal-*-18-*-m-*
|
|x.tinybif	*adobe-courier*-bold-o-normal-*-10-*-m-*
|x.smallbif	*adobe-courier*-bold-o-normal-*-12-*-m-*
|x.mediumbif	*adobe-courier*-bold-o-normal-*-14-*-m-*
|x.largebif	*adobe-courier*-bold-o-normal-*-18-*-m-*
|
|--- end of font customizations ---
|
| Cutting and Pasting...
|
| This controls how we obtain data for paste operations into
| Powerview applications.  Here is a table of the possible values
| of paste_from and their respective implications.
|
|        value              meaning
|    -------------	---------------
|    ClipboardOnly	Look for data only through the CLIPBOARD
|			selection (this is what all Sun
|			OpenWindows applications do)
|    ClipboardFirst	Look in CLIPBOARD first, PRIMARY second,
|			CUT_BUFFER0 third.
|    PrimaryFirst	Look in PRIMARY first, CLIPBOARD second,
|			CUT_BUFFER0 third.
|    PrimaryFirstIgnoreClipboard
|			Look in PRIMARY first, CUT_BUFFER0 second.
|
| The default for OpenLook is ClipboardOnly, otherwise it is
| PrimaryFirstIgnoreClipboard.
|x.paste_from	XXX
|
|---
|
| Miscellaneous...what is shown are the defaults for each of these
|
| When to request X server backing-store (where the server saves the
| contents of the window to avoid refresh delay).
|     Never       Never request it.
|     WhenMapped  Request it for all windows when they are mapped, but
|                 not when they are iconified.
|     Always      Request it for all windows, iconified or not.
|     PerWindow   Request it only for windows which were created with
|                 the flag vcWin.BackingStore set.
|x.backing_store	PerWindow
|
| Use X Transient Windows.  The use of transient windows causes some
| occasional trouble when using the `olvwm' and `tvtwm' virtual window
| managers.
|x.transients	XXX
|
| Maximum distance in pixels between mouse clicks to have
| them interpreted as a double-click
|x.dbl_click_distance	3
|
| Maximum number of pixels in window (width X height) before we won't
| use ask the X server to save the contents under a window.
|x.saveunder_limit	50000
|
| Size of window manager decorations.  We use this to correctly
| place under the pointer an oncoming window.  We need to offset
| the desired location by the size of the window manager
| decorations.  The default values depend on what window manager
| you are running (26x5 for olwm, varies for mwm, 23x2 otherwise).
|x.decoheight	XXX
|x.decowidth	XXX
|---
|
| The Preference editor will install others customizations below...
|
|LICENSE_SERVER macro
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