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Wharf introduction

The Wharf module is a free-floating application loader that can execute programs, "Swallow" running programs, and contain "Folders" of more applications, among other things.

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Introduction   Configuration   Debugging

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Wharf button example: ... *Wharf ImageEditor logos/gimp Exec "GIMP" gimp & *Wharf ImageEditor normal/XV Exec "XV" xv & ...

General Wharf configuration options: *WharfAnimate *WharfAnimateMain *WharfAnimateDelay 2 *WharfAnimateSteps 5 *WharfAnimateStepsMain 5 *WharfBalloons *WharfBalloonXOffset 10 *WharfBalloonYOffset -15 *WharfBalloonDelay 120 *WharfBalloonCloseDelay 1200 *WharfBalloonStyle "*WharfBalloon" *WharfBalloonBorderHilite Right,Bottom *WharfFullPush *WharfRows 1 *WharfGeometry +5+30 *WharfBevel Bottom,Right,NoOutline,Extra

The Wharf Module can have virtually any shape and is confirugable through the following options: Wharf entries look like this: *Wharf Name - Size x y *Wharf Name - Transient *Wharf Name Icon Command & where the 2 first lines are optional, depending weither you want to change the size of your button, or don't want it to be pushable and display balloons respectively. If you want a button to be shown, despite having no function use Nop "-" as Command.

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AfterStep Documentation   -   October 2005     ( 80% complete )