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@@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ Extra servers: Missing commands: - reg Command line interface for the protocol registry + reg conf Command line interface for reconfiguring servers - clip Command line interface for the clipboard + clip screenshot Take a screenshot Need testing: diff --git a/doc/info/mds.texinfo b/doc/info/mds.texinfo index 5d9f171..e4804e4 100644 --- a/doc/info/mds.texinfo +++ b/doc/info/mds.texinfo @@ -771,6 +771,8 @@ Command: keyboard-enumeration\n @menu * mds-respawn:: The server immortality protocol. +* mds-reg:: The registry control command. +* mds-clip:: The clipboard control command. * External Utilities:: Suggestion on utilities you can utilise. @end menu @@ -822,6 +824,96 @@ by the signal @code{SIGTERM}. +@node mds-reg +@section @command{mds-reg} + +@command{mds-reg} is a utility that can be used to list, +available protocols provided by running servers. It can +also wait for a set of protocols to become available. To +list all available protocols run @command{mds-reg --list}. +And to wait for the protocol @code{foo} run +@command{mds-reg --wait=foo}. To also wait for the protocol +@code{bar} run @command{mds-reg --wait=foo,bar} or +@command{mds-reg --wait=foo --wait=bar}. Both of these +styles can be mixed if you want to wait for even more +protocols. + + + +@node mds-clip +@section @command{mds-clip} + +@command{mds-clip} is a utility that can be used to +review the clipboards on the display and manipulate them. +@command{mds-clip} recognises the following options: + +@table @option +@item --push +Push non-option arguments from the command line into +the clipboard. + +@item --expire=SECONDS +Can be used with @option{--push}. The clip will not +removed after @var{SECONDS} seconds. + +@item --pop +Pop items from the clipboard whose indices are listed +in the command line as non-option arguments. The first +index is 1. + +@item --clear +Pop all items in the clipboard. + +@item --list +List items in the clipboard whose indices are listed +in the command line as non-option arguments. The first +index is 1. If no indicies are specified, all clips +will be listed. + +@item --size +Print the size of the clipboard, the number of clips +in the clipboard. + +@item --capacity +Print the capacity of the clipboard, the number of +clips the clipboard can hold. If both @option{--size} +and @option{--capacity} is used, the size will be +printed on the first line and the capacity will be +printed on the second line. + +@item --resize=CAPACITY +Change the capaciy of the clipboard to @var{CAPACITY} +clips. + +@item --stdin +Can be used with @option{--push}. If used, the clip +that should be placed on the top of the clipboard +stack should be read from stdin. + +@item --delimiter=DELIMITER +Can be used with @option{--stdin} or @option{--list}. +If used with @option{--stdin}, an line containing +only @var{DELIMITER} will delimit two values that +should be placed in the clipboard. If used with +@option{--list}, a line containing only @var{DELIMITER} +will delimit two values in the output. The default +delimiter for @option{--list} is an empty line. + +@item -1 +Use the primary clipboard, that is, the text copy +clipboard. This is the default clipboard. + +@item -2 +Use the secondary clipboard, that is, the text +selection clipboard. + +@item -3 +Use the secondary clipboard, that is, the non-text +copy clipboard. +@end table + + + @node External Utilities @section External Utilities |