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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 | #!/usr/bin/install-menu
#
#More info: /usr/share/doc/menu/
#
compat="menu-1"
!include menu.h
compat="menu-2"
function sup($com)="+ \"" escfirst(title(), $hotkey, "&")
cond_surr(icon(), "%", "%") "\" " $com "\n";
supported;
fvwm2module= sup( $command);
fvwmmodule= sup("Exec " $command);
wm= sup("Restart " $command);
x11fvwm2= sup("Exec " $command);
x11= sup("Exec " $command);
text= sup(term() );
endsupported;
# Ok, "startmenu" is a little wacky, and comes in 4 parts:
# 1. If this is running for a user, then we do a DestroyMenu to
# clear out the system one. Furthermore, if we're dealing with the
# top-level /Debian menu, then add a title for it (normally done in
# system.fvwm2rc), and re-read the main-menu-pre.hooks whose results
# we merrily blew away earlier. This is so that the
# main-menu-pre.hooks work for users as well as system-wide. Of
# course, none of this happens if we're running as root to produce the
# system-wide menudef.hook file.
# 2. We spit out an "AddToMenu /Foo/Bar/Baz" to start this menu.
# 3. We add the title to the menu if this isn't the /Debian menu
# (since that title comes from the system.fvwm2rc).
# 4. We add a trailing newline to the lot.
startmenu= ifroot("",
"DestroyMenu \"" $section "\"\n"
ifeq($section, "/Debian",
"AddToMenu \"/Debian\" \"Main Menu\" Title\n"
"Read /etc/X11/fvwm2/main-menu-pre.hook\n"
"Read .fvwm2/main-menu-pre.hook\n"))
"AddToMenu \"" $section "\" "
ifnempty($title, " \"" $title "\" Title")
"\n";
endmenu= "\n";
submenutitle= "+ \"" escfirst($title,$hotkey,"&")
cond_surr($icon,"%","%") "\" PopUp " $section "\n";
genmenu= "menudefs.hook";
rootprefix="/etc/X11/fvwm2/";
userprefix="/.fvwm2/";
treewalk="c(m)";
# This is just as an example of what is possible. It causes all
# running fvwm2's to restart. Uncomment the following line if you
# want this to happen.
#postrun="killall -USR1 /usr/X11R6/bin/fvwm2";
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