Specifies the Wharf window location and/or size. If the size is not specified, Wharf will auto-size itself in a reasonable manner. The geometry is a standard X11 window geometry specification; see XParseGeometry(3x), and EXAMPLES (below) for further details.
Specifies the number of rows of buttons to be created. This will give your Wharf a horizontal layout, with the number of rows equal to the number specified in rows. If unspecified, the number of rows will be set to 1. If the rows are set to a number greater than 1, then there will be that number of rows with enough columns to satisfy the requested number of buttons. Only one of *WharfRows or *WharfColumns should be specified.
Specifies the number of columns of buttons to be created. This will give your Wharf a vertical layout, with the number of columns equal to the number specificed in columns. If unspecified, the number of columns will be set to 1. If the columns are set to a number greater than 1, then there will be that number of columns with enough rows to satisfy the requested number of buttons. Only one of *WharfRows or *WharfColumns should be specified.
If specified, the entire Wharf button will not appear as if it is being pushed in.
If specified, the entire Wharf button background will be offset down and to the right 2 pixels when pushed. Especially useful with *WharfNoBorder textures.
Denotes that beveled borders should not be drawn around the Wharf button. Useful with textures or pixmaps that include their own bevels.
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If specified, will force pixmaps larger than 64x64 to the default size of 64x64. Pixmaps smaller than 64x64 are not supported. This has no effect on the icons used for applications.
Specifies the steps the main Wharf takes in iconification or de-iconification upon mouse button 3 being pressed. This translates into the main Wharf moving <button-size>/steps pixels each step.
Specifies the steps a Folder takes in animating while opening or closing. This translates into the Folder button moving <button-size>/steps pixels each step.
Specifies the delay in milliseconds that the animation will pause between each move when opening or closing a folder.
Designates that full-length Wharf withdraws will be animated.
If specified, the opening and closing of Folders will be animated, rather than simply drawn in one frame.
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See Also: Wharf sound definition for further details.
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See Also: Alignment flags for further details.
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See Also: Bevel flags for further details.
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Turns on the balloon feature. A "balloon" is displayed showing the name of the button the pointer is resting on in the Wharf. The balloon background and text are configured with the MyStyle "*WharfBalloon". See afterstep(1x) for more information on MyStyles.
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See Also: Bevel flags for further details.
The balloon window is positioned to be horizontally centered against the Wharf window it is describing. The horizontal position may be set as an offset. Negative offsets of -N are placed N pixels left of the Wharf window, positive offsets of +N are placed N pixels right of the window. Defaults to +2.
The balloon window is positioned to be horizontally centered against the Wharf window it is describing. The vertical position may be set as an offset. Negative offsets of -N are placed N pixels above the Wharf window, positive offsets of +N are placed N pixels below. Defaults to +2.
Specifies the period in milliseconds to delay the appearance of the balloon.
Specifies the period in milliseconds to delay the disappearance of the balloon when leaving window with the mouse.
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Specifies the style of the wharf button tiles, including background color, background pixmap (which may be transparent), and background gradient. This method of specifying the background is preferred over the BgColor, MaxColors, Pixmap, TextureColor, and TextureType options, although those (older) options do still work.
See Also: MyStyle definition for further details.
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