gtk-options(7)
NAME
gtk-options - Standard Command Line Options for GTK+ Programs
SYNOPSIS
program [standard options] [specific options] arguments
DESCRIPTION
This manual page describes the command line options, which are common
to all GTK+ based applications.
OPTIONS
- GTK+ OPTIONS
- --gtk-module=MODULE
Load an additional Gtk module.
- --gtk-debug=FLAGS
A colon separated list of GTK+ debugging flags to set. Valid flags are objects, misc, signals, dnd, and plugsocket. The special value all enables all flags.
- --gtk-no-debug=FLAGS
GTK+ debugging flags to unset. Use this options to override the GTK_DEBUG environment variable.
- --g-fatal-warnings
Make all warnings fatal.
- GDK OPTIONS
- --display=DISPLAY
Set the X display to use. Use this option to override the DISPLAY environment variable.
- --screen=SCREEN
X screen to use. Use this options to override the screen part of the DISPLAY environment variable (see the DISPLAY NAMES section of the X(7x) manual page).
- --sync Make X calls synchronous. This slows down the program consider
ably, but may be useful for debugging purposes.
- --no-xshm
Do not use the X serverīs XSHM shared memory extension. This slows down the program.
- --name=NAME
Program name as used by the window manager.
- --class=CLASS
Program class as used by the window manager.
- --gxid_host=HOST
- --gxid_port=PORT
- --xim-preedit
- --xim-status
Control the X input method.
- --gdk-debug=FLAGS
A colon-separated list of GDK debugging flags to set. This only works if your GDK library was compile with debugging support. Valid flags are events, misc, dnd, color-context, and xim. The special value all enables all valid flags.
- --gdk-no-debug=FLAGS
A colon-separated list of GDK debugging flags to unset. Use this options to override the GDK_DEBUG environment variable.
SEE ALSO
X(7x), the GTK+ documentation, and the GDK documentation.
For most GTK+ programs there will be additional command line options,
which are specific to the program. These will be explained in the
applicationīs documentation.
AUTHOR
- This manual page was written by Jochen Voss <voss@debian.org>.