Skunkware 5/Skunkware 5.iso/lib/X11/willow/doc/willow.X

Text File | 1995-07-12 | 12.0 KB | 296 lines

! This file contains X-resources, and can be used as a template for
! customizing willow for an individual user or an entire site. Lines
! that begin with a '!' are just comments and have no effect. No
! resources are actually set in this file (unless you modify it) since
! the fallback resources for all resources are usable. Append any
! resources you would like to set to your .Xdefaults file.

! BASIC RESOURCES
!
!Willow*size: default
!  Willow can be run at four standard sizes: small, medium, large, and
!  extra-large. The "size" resource has six legal values: default, small,
!  medium, large, extra-large, and custom. The value "default" is of
!  course the default.  With this value Willow will configure itself to
!  be large if your screen is at least 1000x700, otherwise it will be
!  small. If you prefer to always run at one of the other sizes uncomment
!  the above line, and put in the name of the size you want. The
!  value "custom" is discussed in the ADVANCED section below.

!Willow*printCommand: lpr
!  This is the unix command string that Willow will use to print results.
!  The default is lpr. If the value is "none", then printing is disabled.
!  Users of the UW campus willow servers may find it useful to set
!  this resource to "prt -queue " followed by the name of the most
!  convenient printer on the prt system.

!Willow*defaultVirtualBindings:\
!osfBackSpace : <Key>Delete\n\
!osfDelete    : <Key>BackSpace\n\
!osfLeft      : <Key>Left\n\
!osfUp        : <Key>Up\n\
!osfRight     : <Key>Right\n\
!osfDown      : <Key>Down\n\
!osfPageUp    : <Key>Prior\n\
!osfPageDown  : <Key>Next\n\
!osfCancel    : <Key>Escape\n\
!  Certain systems, such as a Macintosh using MacX and some PC
!  software combinations do not recognize the backspace key designated
!  for a unix keyboard.  These are the keyboards bindings that should
!  enable the "delete" (backspace) key on those systems. Note that if
!  you set any of the key-bindings you must set *all* of them. If you do
!  not have PageUp and PageDown keys on your keyboard, you might want
!  to change the <Key>Prior" and "<Key>Next" to "<Key>F11" and
!  "Key<F12>" (or any other keys you want to use for this purpose).

!  Willow's color scheme is controlled by a group of resources as
!  follows. Uncomment and replace any of the color values you wish to
!  change. The program xrainbow is useful for previewing the available
!  colors on your system.

!Willow*defaultBackground : SkyBlue1
!  This is the background color of everything that is not otherwise
!  specified.

!Willow*defaultForeground : black
!  This is the foreground color of everything that is not otherwise
!  specified.

!Willow*menuBarBackground : SkyBlue1
!  Background color of the Search window's menu bar.

!Willow*menuBarForeground : black
!  Foreground color of the Search window's menu bar.

!Willow*textBackground  : SlateGray1
!  Background color of all text display and entry areas.

!Willow*textForeground  : black
!  Foreground color of all text display and entry areas.

!Willow*imageBackground : white
!  Background color of all image areas (just the "About" box and the
!  spinning globe dialog box)

!Willow*imageForeground : black
!  Foreground color of all image areas.

!Willow*buttonBackground : SkyBlue1
!  Background color of all push-buttons.

!Willow*buttonForeground : Black
!  Foreground color of all push-buttons.

!Willow*fieldButtonBackground : SkyBlue1
!  Background color of field-labels, and corresponding date-range
!  buttons (if any).

!Willow*fieldButtonForeground : Black
!  Foreground color of field-labels, and corresponding date-range
!  buttons (if any).

!Willow*checkMarkBackground : red
!  Color of selected "check-boxes" (limit fields on Search window, and
!  currently selected database in Databases menu).

!  Here is an alternate color scheme for grey-scale displays.
!Willow*defaultBackground : grey90
!Willow*defaultForeground : black
!Willow*menuBarBackground : grey80
!Willow*menuBarForeground : black
!Willow*textBackground  : white
!Willow*textForeground  : black
!Willow*imageBackground : white
!Willow*imageForeground : black
!Willow*buttonBackground : grey90
!Willow*buttonForeground : black
!Willow*fieldButtonBackground : grey90
!Willow*fieldButtonForeground : black
!Willow*checkMarkBackground : grey20

!Willow*reverseVideo: False
!  If you are running Willow on a monochrome display, and you would
!  prefer a white on black display rather than the standard black on
!  white, set the this resource to True. It has no effect if
!  you are on a color display

!Willow*saveType: local
!  This is the type of save that Willow will try to do by default. Legal
!  values are local (save to your account on the machine that Willow is
!  running on), email (save via electronic mail), and ftp(network save
!  via the FTP program). The default is local, unless you are running off
!  a non-local server, in which case it is email.

!Willow*mailAddress:
!  This is the e-mail address that Willow will use if the save type is
!  email. By default there is no value.

!Willow*mailSubject: Willow Search Results
!  This is the Subject line that Willow use for results saved via e-mail.

!Willow*ftpHost:
!  This is the machine that Willow will use for ftp saves. By default
!  there is no value.

!Willow*ftpUserID:
!  This is the user id that Willow will use for ftp saves. By default
!  there is no value.

!Willow*ftpAppend: True
!  When Willow saves search results via ftp, and the specified file
!  name already exists on the destination machine, should it append
!  to the file, or overwrite it?

!Willow*includeQuery: False
!  If this resource is set to True, Willow will include a description
!  of the query that generated your results with all of your saved or
!  printed retrievals. Can be turned on and off manually via the
!  Options menu as well.

!Willow*abbreviatedFields: False
!  This controls whether Willow retrieves summary and full records
!  with fully expanded field names or two-letter abbreviations
!  displayed. You can also set this on the fly via the Options menu.
!  Probably the only use for abbreviated fields is for downloading
!  results into your own personal database (such as Reference
!  Manager).

!Willow*animationDelay : 200
!  How many milliseconds Willow waits between each frame of animation
!  (i.e. the spinning globe). If it is set to 0, animation is turned off.


!  ADVANCED RESOURCES

!Willow*textTranslations:\
!Meta<Key>osfDelete: kill-previous-word()\n\
!Alt<Key>osfDelete:  kill-previous-word()\n\
!Ctrl<Key>D:         delete-next-character() \n\
!Meta<Key>D:         kill-next-word() \n\
!Alt<Key>D:          kill-next-word() \n\
!Ctrl<Key>K:         kill-to-end-of-line() \n\
!Ctrl<Key>U:         kill-to-start-of-line() kill-to-end-of-line() \n\
!Ctrl<Key>W:         kill-selection() \n\
!Ctrl<Key>Y:         unkill() \n\
!Ctrl<Key>F:         forward-character() \n\
!Ctrl<Key>B:         backward-character() \n\
!Ctrl<Key>A:         beginning-of-line() \n\
!Ctrl<Key>E:         end-of-line() \n\
!Meta<Key>F:         forward-word() \n\
!Alt<Key>F:          forward-word() \n\
!Meta<Key>B:         backward-word() \n\
!Alt<Key>B:          backward-word() \n
!  The textTranslations resource defines the keyboard shortcuts that
!  are available for editing text in any of Willow's type-in areas.
!  The default setup, shown above, is modeled after the standard
!  bindings for the emacs text editor. See the Open Software
!  Foundation's Motif documentation for information on the available
!  action procedures (the section on XmText).


!  Fonts are controlled by three resources: textFont is the font used
!  in all text display and entry areas; buttonFont is used on all
!  pushbuttons; and defaultFont is used everywhere else. The default
!  values for these resources depend on what size you are running at.
!  Following are the default values for the three resources at large
!  size.
!
!Willow*textFont:    -adobe-courier-medium-r*140-75*
!Willow*buttonFont:  -adobe-helvetica-bold-r*140-75*
!Willow*defaultFont: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r*140-75*
!  Note that Willow purposely defaults to using 75dpi fonts. This
!  guarantees a correct screen layout. Please be very careful about
!  changing these font resources. If you have a 100dpi screen, you are
!  better off running Willow in extra-large mode than switching to
!  100dpi fonts.

!Willow*noBasicMode: False
!  If this resource is set to True, Willow will never go into Basic
!  Searching mode by itself. However the "Go To Basic Searching"
!  button will still be available for appropriate databases.

!Willow*printDialog: True
!  If this resource is set to False, Willow will not pop up the
!  "Printing..." dialog box after you press the "Print" button. This
!  can be useful if you have set Willow*printCommand to be an X
!  program with its own interface that pops up.

!Willow*echo: False
!  If this resource is set to True, all interactions with the database
!  host are echoed to stderr.

!Willow*size: custom
!  Setting the value of the size resource to custom requires that you set
!  several other resources as well. Following is an example.
!
!  You need to set dimensions and positions for each of the four main
!  program windows.
!Willow*Search.geometry:       580x365+0+1
!Willow*Summaries.geometry:    880x500+0-0
!Willow*List Browser.geometry: 625x375+130+380
!Willow*Full-Record.geometry:  750x700-0+1
!  And the position of the Help window
!Willow*HelpShell.geometry:    +70+70
!
!  Next, you need to set the following resources which control how closely
!  spaced the various user-interface components are.
!
!Willow*XmForm*verticalSpacing: 4
!Willow*XmForm*horizontalSpacing: 5
!  Vertical and horizontal pixel spacing between items in the four
!  main Willow windows.
!
!Willow*XmDialogShell*XmForm*verticalSpacing: 8
!Willow*XmDialogShell*XmForm*horizontalSpacing: 5
!  Vertical and horizontal pixel spacing between items in all Willow
!  pop-up dialog boxes.
!
!Willow*Search*search_box*XmRowColumn.topOffset: 7
! Vertical pixel spacing between the field-labels on the Search window.
!
! Finally, you need to make sure that all three of the font resources
! discussed above are explicitly set.

!Willow*customFields:
!  This resource is used for pre-setting which fields you would like
!  to appear in your retrieved full-records for the available
!  databases. Note that currently only the "uwbrs" driver supports
!  custom fields, so this resource will not be usable for Z39.50
!  databases.
!
!  The value of the resource consists of individual lines containing a
!  database identifier, colon, then a comma separated list of field
!  abbreviations. The following example would cause full records
!  retrieved in UW Medline to contain only Abstract, Title, and
!  Author, and full records in UW Books In Print to contain only
!  Title, Author, and ISBN --
!     Willow*customFields:\
!     UW-MDL1:AB,TI,AU\n\
!     UW-BINP:TI,AU,IB
!
!  The database identifier can be found for the current database by
!  looking under "About this database" in Willow's File menu, and the
!  field name abbreviations can be found by setting Abbreviated Fields
!  in the Options menu Record Retrieval dialog, then retrieving a
!  full-record.

!Willow*userInfo:
!  This resource can be used to pre-set answers to questions from the
!  database, most often user-id and/or password for databases that
!  require a manual login. The value of the resource consists of
!  individual lines containing a database identifier, colon, question
!  identifier, colon, and the value. For example, suppose you have two
!  databases in your Database menu which require a user-id and
!  password, and the databases are identified by "DB-1" and
!  "DB-2". You could set the resource as follows --
!      Willow*userInfo:\
!      DB-1:UserID:MyName\n\
!      DB-1:Password:MyPassword\n\
!      DB-2:UserID:MyName\n\
!      DB-2:Password:MyPassword
!  The values to use for the database identifier and the question
!  identifier are displayed in the dialog box title when Willow asks
!  you the question. Note that it might not be a good idea to put real
!  passwords into your .Xdefaults file.