# 03/08/97 sample.steprc v2.0 fsf ffejes@midway.uchicago.edu
# 1999 Nov 17 system default steprc file for asclassic Debian package
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             # The AfterStep v1.0 Default Configuration #
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    # Official Web Site:                                         # 
    #             http://afterstep.edoc.com                      #
    # Official FTP Site:                                         # 
    #             ftp://afterstep.foo.net/pub/AfterStep          #
    # European Mirror Sites:                                     #
    #             ftp://ftp.asta.uni-essen.de/pub/Afterstep      #
    #             ftp://garfield.sch.bme.hu/pub/Linux/AfterStep  #
    # Additional Web Sites:                                      #
    #             http://afterstep.foo.net                       #
    #             http://apollo.gmi.edu/~kram1968/afterstep      #
    #             http://www.iis.ee.ethz.ch/~kiwi/AfterStep      #
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#///////////////////////////////////#
# Distinctive Look and Feel Section #
#///////////////////////////////////#
# Foreground color for unfocused windows and default border color
StdForeColor 		#111111
# Background color for unfocused windows and handle color
StdBackColor 		#bfbfbf
# Text color for focused windows, menu highlights, and MenuTitle text
HiForeColor 		White
# Background Color of focused window and MenuTitle border
#HiBackColor 		#000001
HiBackColor 		#000044
# Menu Border Color
MenuBackColor		#bfbfbf
# Menu Text Color
MenuForeColor		Black

# Set some cursors
Cursor 5 68   # Set the WAIT cursor to the normal left_ptr
Cursor 7 68   # Set the SELECT (iconify) cursor
Cursor 8 68   # Set the DESTROY cursor

# Set Gradient Texture Mapping
# Define the texture type for the TitleBars, unfocused TitleBars,
# Menu TitleBars, Menu Items, etc.
#   0 - No texture
#   1 - Wharf-style gradient
#   2 - Horizontal one way gradient
#   3 - Horizontal from top/bottom to center
#   4 - Vertical one way gradient from left to right
#   5 - Vertical from left/right to center
# 128 - User specified pixmap
TextureTypes 1 1 1 1 1 0

# Set the number of colors to use on textures.
# Default is 10 on 8bpp screens and 128 on +16bpp.
TextureMaxColors 10 10 10 10

# Texture Colors, given in Standard RGB X numbering
# Window TitleBar textures
TitleTextureColor	#303080	#000010
# Unfocused TitleBar textures
UTitleTextureColor	#a0a2a1	#606261
# Menu TitleBar textures
MTitleTextureColor	#303080	#000010
# Menu Item textures
MenuTextureColor	#606060	#d0d0d0

# Don't change the titlebar's highlight's upon mouse click
TitlebarNoPush
# Gives titles to icons
IconTitle

# Menu Font
# Font                    -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-*-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
Font                    -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-*-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-*-*,-*-*-medium-r-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
# Window TitleBar Font
# WindowFont              -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-*-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
WindowFont              -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-*-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-*-*,-*-*-medium-r-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
# Icon Font
# IconFont                -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-*-*-8-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
IconFont                -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-*-*-8-*-*-*-*-*-*-*,-*-*-medium-r-*-*-10-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
# Area where icons should show up (RightX, RightY, LeftX, LeftY)
IconBox 0 -64 -1 -1

#//////////////////#
# Window Placement #
#//////////////////#
# RandomPlacement prevents user interaction while placing windows:
# RandomPlacement

# SmartPlacement makes new windows pop-up in blank regions of screen 
# if possible, otherwise falls back to random or interactive placement
#SmartPlacement

# Percentage of a page (horizontal, vertical) to scroll when the 
# cursor reaches the edge of a page ... 0 0 turns off scrolling
EdgeScroll 0 0

# Amount of Resistance for moving from desk to desk with the
# mouse ... 0 0 allows for only window moves and resizes to
# reach into the next desk
EdgeResistance 0 0

# Raise the Window when it is clicked on, but do not pass the click
# on to the application ... very handy for text editors
# Change 1 to 0 in order to get the "normal" ClickToFocus effect
ClickToFocus 1

# Raise the Window when the mouse travels into it and keep focus
# until the mouse enters a new window
#SloppyFocus

# Miscellaneous voodoo commands - they may help you, they may not
#AppsBackingStore
#BackingStore
#SaveUnders

# This style of window movement draws the entire window as it
# moves, instead of the "rubber-band" outlines
# It has a number (N) attached to it (default 5).  If the 
# window occupies less than N% of the screen, OpaqueMove is 
# used. 0 <= N <= 100 
OpaqueMove 100

# NoPPosition instructs fvwm to ignore the PPosition field in window 
# geometry hints.
# Emacs annoyingly sets PPosition to (0,0)!
NoPPosition

#////////////////////////#
# Miscellaneous Settings #
#////////////////////////#
# Set windows to auto-raise after 325 milliseconds if you like it.
# Use with SloppyFocus or focus-follows-mouse mode
#Module Auto 325

# If you don't like the default 150 msec click delay for the complex functions
# change this.
ClickTime 150

# Don't change to an icon when using Alt-Tab to page through open windows
CirculateSkipIcons

# StubbornIcons makes icons de-iconify into their original position on the
# desktop, instead of on the current page.
#StubbornIcons

# Place a TitleBar and Handles on popup windows and dialog boxes
DecorateTransients

# With AutoPlacement, icons will normally place themselves underneath active
# windows. This option changes that.
#StubbornIconPlacement

# If you want ALL you icons to follow you around the desktop (Sticky), try
# this
StickyIcons

#///////////////////////////#
# Pager and Virtual Desktop #
#///////////////////////////#
# Set up the virtual desktop and pager
# Set the desk top size in units of physical screen size
DeskTopSize 2x2
# Sets the reduction scale used for the Pager
DeskTopScale 32

#//////////////#
# Common Paths #
#//////////////#
# ModulePath is a colon-separated list, just like a regular unix PATH
# Any Module must be found within the path in order to be located
# and executed
ModulePath          /usr/lib/asclassic
# Another colon-separated list pointing to your pixmaps (color icons)
PixmapPath          /usr/share/pixmaps/asclassic/:/usr/include/X11/pixmaps/
# Path for your ugly black&white icons
IconPath            /usr/include/X11/bitmaps/

# Various styles which can be associated with specific applications
# Sticky -- remains "stuck" on all desks
# NoTitle -- window has NoTitle
# StaysOnTop -- a regular window will not obscure this window
# WindowListSkip -- this window will not show up in the
#   window listing which can be used with a MiddleClick in 
#   the root window (main background)
# NoHandles -- No bottom bar
Style "oclock" Sticky, NoTitle, StaysOnTop, WindowListSkip
Style "*Pager" NoTitle, Sticky, StaysOnTop, WindowListSkip, NoHandles
Style "xbiff" NoTitle, WindowListSkip
Style "Minitabx11" StaysOnTop
Style "Wharf" NoFocus,NoTitle, Sticky, WindowListSkip,StaysOnTop, NoHandles
Style "Banner"	NoTitle, NoHandles, WindowListSkip, Sticky, StaysOnTop

##################################
# Animated Iconize Customization #
##################################
Module Animate
# Draw the lines with black
*AnimateColor Black
# Delay 1 ms in between frames of animation
*AnimateDelay 1
# Break the animation into 12 steps
*AnimateIterations 12
# Make 1 full revolution in a twisted animation
#*AnimateTwist 1
# Width of line used to animate...0 fastest, larger numbers slower
*AnimateWidth 0
# Use the zoom method of resizing instead of the twist
*AnimateResize zoom
#*AnimateResize twist

#/////////////////////#
# Wharf Customization #
#/////////////////////#
# Customize your Wharf -- the pushable, pullable button bar on the right 
# hand of your display
Module Wharf 
# Animate Wharf's folders
*WharfAnimate
# Animate Wharf's compression into one icon
*WharfAnimateMain
# Start on the right top side of the screen
*WharfGeometry -0+0
# One vertical column
*WharfColumns 1 
# SoundPlayer for Wharf
#*WharfPlayer /usr/bin/showaudio
# ASSound for Wharf
# (a sample)
#*WharfSound open_folder clink.au
#*WharfSound close_folder drip.au
#*WharfSound drop train.au
#*WharfSound open_main bong.au
#*WharfSound close_main gong.au
# (another sample)
#*WharfSound open_main train.au
#*WharfSound close_main gong.au
#*WharfSound open_folder bong.au
#*WharfSound close_folder crash.au
#*WharfSound push clink.au
#*WharfSound drop drip.au
#*WharfSound <event> <sound: .au in AudioDir>

# Create a pullout "Folder" as the first button on Wharf
*Wharf AfterStep AFstep.xpm Folder
  # Include all desired icons for this initial Folder here
  # The first listed will be closest to Wharf upon expansion
  # The last will be furthest
  # This first will shut down AfterStep
*Wharf Shutdown  shutdown.xpm  Quit
  # Lock the display and use a random screensaver from the modelist
*Wharf xlock KeysOnChain.xpm Exec "-" xlock -modelist "braid flame galaxy grav maze pyro qix rock spiral spline swarm worm" -mode random -duration 0 -allowroot -usefirst &
  # Close the Folder
*Wharf ~Folder
  # Add a "Beat"iful little timepiece 
  # MaxSwallow it in order to fit the full button
*Wharf asclock nil MaxSwallow "asclock" asclock -12 -shape -position -1-1 &
  # Check for mail ... this time only use a regular Swallow in order
  # to capture the application in a 48x48 frame
*Wharf xbiff   nil   Swallow "xbiff" xbiff -bg "#8e8a9e" -fg "#00003f" -geometry 45x45-1-1 &
  # Examine your computer's load
*Wharf xload nil  Swallow "xload" xload -nolabel -hl black -bg "#8e8a9e" -geometry 48x48-1-1 &
*Wharf xload nil  Exec "" rxvt -ut -title top -e top &
  # Open up an rxvt
*Wharf rxvt monitor.xpm   Exec "-" rxvt -geometry 80x25 -sl 256 -sb -ls -title 'rxvt@asclassic' &
  # Start up GNU Emacs
*Wharf emacs text.xpm Exec "-" emacs &
  # Create amazing art with the freeware masterpiece, The GIMP
*Wharf gimp 3dpaint.xpm Exec "-" gimp &
  # X manual page
*Wharf xman xman.xpm Exec "-" xman &
  # Read some mail
  # *Wharf pine writeletter.xpm Exec "-" rxvt -title "pine" -e pine &
  # Surf the web
  # *Wharf Netscape netscape3.xpm Exec "-" netscape &
  # Swallow a pager to quickly get an outlook on your virtual desktop
  # Click on the different "desks" to change in between them
*Wharf pager nil SwallowModule "Pager" Pager 0 0
  # Edit this file in its own window
*Wharf config interface.xpm Exec "-" rxvt -n "Config" -title "Asclassic Configuration" -e vi ~/.steprc &
  # Recycle your AfterStep session (Restart)
*Wharf Recycler  recycler.xpm  Restart " " asclassic

#////////////////#
# Icon Selection #
#////////////////#
# Select some common icon bitmaps for applications named in
# column number two ... each icon file must be located in 
# your PixmapPath (color) or IconPath (b/w) as defined above 
Icon "xterm"        monitor.xpm
Icon "rxvt"         penguin.xpm
Icon "*emacs*"      text.xpm
Icon "pine"         writeletter.xpm
Icon "ghostview"    text.xpm
Icon "xman"	    xman.xpm
Icon "gimp"	    3dpaint.xpm
Icon "xli"	    monalisa.xpm
Icon "xv"	    xv1.xpm
Icon "moxfm*"       FileFolders.xpm
Icon "*lyx*"        text.xpm
Icon "LyX"          text.xpm
Icon "xcalendar"    xcalendar.xpm
Icon "Untitled*"    YellowBlueRedGeometry.xpm

#/////////////////////////#
# Initialization Function #
#/////////////////////////#
# Here we will put programs and modules that we wish to
# load up automatically upon startup
Function "InitFunction"
        # Wait until Wharf is done loading so that our rxvt will have 
        # the focus when it is first created
	Wait	"I"	Wharf
	# Exec	"I"	exec rxvt -geometry +4+4 -sl 256 -sb -ls -title 'rxvt@asclassic' &
        # Place the green carpet image onto the background upon startup
        # I personally recommend xli/xloadimage, but xv seems to be
        # ubiquitous in the unix world so I'll use that 
	# 1999 Nov 17: I decide to use xli in this asclassic sample
	#   for our Debian system / t.sano
	# Exec	"I"	exec xv -root -quit /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/carpet.green.jpg
	# Exec	"I"	exec xsetroot -solid DarkGrey
	Exec	"I"	exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/carpet.green.jpg
EndFunction

# These will load up upon every subsequent Restart
#Function "RestartFunction"
#        Module  "I"     FvwmPager 0 0
#EndFunction

#///////////#
# Functions #
#///////////#
# Now define some handy complex functions
# Each function can be bound to a specific Mouse Button and
# a specific window location (Title, TitleButton, Root Window, 
# etc.) later on

# This one will Raise the window on a Single Click, Shade 
# (display only the TitleBar) on a DoubleClick, and make 
# the window uncoverable by all other non-OnTop windows 
# with a TripleClick.  A Click+Motion will move the
# window around
Function "Shade-or-Raise"
	Move		"Motion"
	Raise		"Click"
	Shade		"DoubleClick"
	PutOnTop	"TripleClick"
EndFunction

# This will move the window on mouse motion, maximize the
# window (while leaving space for Wharf on the right) with a 
# single MouseClick, roll up the window for a Shade with a 
# DoubleClick, and put the window on top of all other windows
# with a TripleClick (no regular window can be placed on top
# of this window until the ontop window has been taken 
# another PutOnTop TripleClick
Function "Maximize_Function"
	Move		"Motion"
	Maximize	"Click" 94 100
	Shade		"DoubleClick"
 	PutOnTop	"TripleClick"
EndFunction

# This one moves or (de)iconifies:
# Icons will restore to full size with a single mouse click
# Change "Click" to "DoubleClick" or "TripleClick" as desired
Function "Move-or-Iconify"
	Move 		"Motion"
	Iconify		"Click"
EndFunction

# Pretty Simple...Mouse Motion Raises and Resizes the given
# window.   A mouse click will also Raise it.  DoubleClick
# will perform a Shade while TripleClick grants unobscurable
# status
Function "Resize-or-Raise"
	Resize 		"Motion"
	Raise		"Motion"
	Raise		"Click"
	Shade		"DoubleClick"
	PutOnTop	"TripleClick"
EndFunction

# This is provided as a hint only.
# Move to a known page on the desktop, then start an application in a
# known location. Could also switch to a known desktop, I guess
#Function "abs_coord"
#       GoToPage "Immediate"    1,1
#       Exec    "Immediate"     exec xcalc -geometry +100+100&
#EndFunction

#///////#
# Menus #
#///////#
# Now define the menus - defer bindings until later

# This menu allows you to quit, although why you would want
# to do such a thing is beyond me
Popup "Quit-Verify"
	Title	"Quit?"
	Quit	"Yes, Quit"
	Restart "Restart"	asclassic
	Nop	"No, Don't"
EndPopup

undivert(/etc/X11/asclassic/menudefs.hook)

# Note that the only two of these menus used by default in the Debian
# package are "Quit-Verify" and "Window Ops."  The others are retained
# should a user want to use them instead of the Debian menu system.

# Here are some common applications...we will add this and the 
# following menus to our main HotList menu
Popup "Applications"
        Title "Applications"
        Exec   "GNU Emacs"      exec emacs &
        Exec   "vi"             exec rxvt -title vi -e vi &
        Exec   "The Gimp"       exec gimp &
        Exec   "Xfig"           exec xfig &
        Exec   "Bitmap"         exec bitmap &
        Exec   "Ghostview"      exec ghostview &
        Exec   "ImageMagick"    exec display
#        Exec   "xv"             exec xv &
#        Exec   "Seyon"         exec seyon -modems /dev/ttyS0 &
        Exec   "Xxgdb"          exec xxgdb &
        Exec   "Calculator"     exec xcalc &
        Exec   "Calendar"       exec xcalendar &
EndPopup

# Some diversionary tactics...
Popup "Games"
        Title "Games"
        Exec    "Xboard"	exec xboard &
        # Exec	"XTetris"	exec xtetris &
        Exec    "XTet42"	exec xtet42 &
        Exec    "Xvier"         exec xvier &
        Exec    "XTux"		exec xtux &
        Exec    "Pingus"	exec pingus &
        Exec    "XBill"		exec xbill &
        Exec    "XLaby"		exec xlaby --size 1 --play &
EndPopup

# Various ScreenSavers that lock the display
Popup "Xlock"
	Title	"Xlock"
	Exec	"Galaxy" exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode galaxy &
	Exec	"Maze"	exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode maze &
	Exec	"Braid"	exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode braid &
	Exec	"Flame"	exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode flame &
	Exec	"Grav"	exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode grav &
	Exec	"Pyro"	exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode pyro &
	Exec	"Qix"	exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode qix &
	Exec	"Rock"	exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode rock &
	Exec	"Slip"	exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode spiral &
	Exec	"Spline"	exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode spline &
	Exec	"Swarm"	exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode swarm &
	Exec	"Worm"	exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -nice 8 -mode worm &
EndPopup

# Some administrative tasks...note that Config opens up an
# rxvt and automatically edits this file
Popup "Utilities"
	Title  "Utilities"
        Exec    "Config"        exec rxvt -title "Asclassic Configuration" -e vi ~/.steprc &
        Exec    "Top"           exec rxvt -T Top -n Top -e top &
	Popup	"Xlock"		Xlock
EndPopup

# Modules ... technically, asclock is a fully functioning
# program, but I like to think of it as a nice module 
Popup "Module-Popup"
	Title	"Modules"
	Exec    "asclock" exec asclock -12 -shape &
	Module  "Banner"  Banner
  Module  "Pager"   Pager 0 0
  Module  "Wharf"   Wharf
EndPopup

# Animations ... screen savers run as the default background
Popup "Animations"
	Title	"Animations"
	Exec	"Galaxy"	exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode galaxy &
	Exec	"Maze"		exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode maze &
	Exec	"Braid"		exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode braid &
	Exec	"Flame"		exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode flame &
	Exec	"Grav"		exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode grav &
	Exec	"Pyro"		exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode pyro &
	Exec	"Qix"		exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode qix &
	Exec	"Rock"		exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode rock &
	Exec	"Slip"		exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode spiral &
	Exec	"Spline"	exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode spline &
	Exec	"Swarm"		exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode swarm &
	Exec	"Worm"		exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode worm &
#	Exec	"Bat"     exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode bat &
#	Exec	"Blank"   exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode blank &
#	Exec	"Blot"    exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode blot &
#	Exec	"Bob"     exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode bob &
#	Exec	"Bounce"  exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode bounce &
#	Exec	"Helix"   exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode helix &
#	Exec	"Hop"     exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode hop   &
#	Exec	"Hyper"   exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode hyper &
#	Exec	"Kaleid"  exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode kaleid &
#	Exec	"Life"    exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode life   &
#	Exec	"Rect"    exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode rect &
#	Exec	"Rotor"   exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode rotor &
#	Exec	"Sphere"  exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode sphere &
#	Exec	"Spline"  exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode spline &
#	Exec	"World"   exec xlock -inroot -nice 10 -mode world &
	# Stop the animation in the background
	Exec	"Stop It"	exec kill -TERM $(ps aux | grep xlock | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}')
	# Some background animations which is not screensaver
        Exec    "Xsnow"         exec xsnow -nonopopup &
	Exec	"Stop Xsnow"	exec kill -TERM $(ps aux | grep xsnow | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}')
        Exec    "Xfishtank"         exec xfishtank &
	Exec	"Stop Xfishtank"	exec kill -TERM $(ps aux | grep xfishtank | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}')
	Exec	"Xplanet"	exec xplanetbg --wait 10 &
	Exec	"Stop Xplanet"	exec kill -TERM $(ps aux | grep xplanetbg | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}')
EndPopup

# Colors ... quick way to chage desktop coloring
Popup "Colors"
	Title	"Colors"
	Exec	"Black"		exec xsetroot -solid Black
	Exec	"Red"		exec xsetroot -solid Red
	Exec	"Yellow"	exec xsetroot -solid Yellow
	Exec	"Green"		exec xsetroot -solid Green
	Exec	"Cyan"		exec xsetroot -solid Cyan
	Exec	"Blue"		exec xsetroot -solid Blue
	Exec	"Magenta"	exec xsetroot -solid Magenta
	Exec	"White"		exec xsetroot -solid White
EndPopup

# Images ... quick way to view the included default background images
# (I change to use xli from xv. If you like xv, please replace 
#   "xli -onroot -quiet" with "xv -root -quit" below)
Popup "Images"
	Title	"Images"
	Exec	"Brick"		exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/brick.jpg
	Exec	"Coins"		exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/coins.jpg
	Exec	"Dark Wood"	exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/darkwood.jpg
	Exec	"Eyes"		exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/eyes.jpg
	Exec	"Glass"		exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/glass.jpg
	Exec	"Green Carpet"	exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/carpet.green.jpg
	Exec	"Parquet"	exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/parquet.jpg
	Exec	"Pebbles"	exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/pebbles.jpg
	Exec	"Rock"		exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/rock.tile.jpg
	Exec	"Rope"		exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/rope.weave.jpg
	Exec	"Stucco"	exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/stucco.jpg
	Exec	"Tile"		exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/tile.check.jpg
	Exec	"Tree Bark"	exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/bark.jpg
	Exec	"Volcanic"	exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/volcanic.jpg
	Exec	"Wood"		exec xli -onroot -quiet /usr/share/wallpapers/asclassic/wood.jpg
EndPopup

# Background settings ... choose from either Solid Colors or Color Images
Popup "Backgrounds"
	Title	"Backgrounds"
	Popup	"Animations"	Animations
	Popup 	"Colors"	Colors
	Popup	"Images"	Images
EndPopup

# Here is our main Menu that will be seen upon left MouseClick
# in the root window (background area) ... note that we have added
# our above Menus to this one ... also note that menus must be
# defined first before they can be placed in a different menu
Popup "HotList"
	Title 	"HotList"
        Popup   "Debian_Menu"   /Debian
        # Exec    "Xterm"  exec xterm -ls -sl 256 -sb -T 'xterm@asclassic' &
        Exec    "Rxvt"   exec rxvt -ls -sl 256 -sb -title 'rxvt@asclassic' &
        #Exec    "Netscape"  exec netscape &
        Popup   "Applications"  Applications
	Popup	"Utilities"	Utilities
        Popup   "Games"         Games
	Popup	"Backgrounds"	Backgrounds
        Popup   "Modules"       Module-Popup
        Popup   "Exit" 	    Quit-Verify
EndPopup

# This defines the most common window operations
Popup "Window Ops"
        Title           "Window Ops"
        Function        "Move"          Shade-or-Raise
        Function        "Resize"        Resize-or-Raise
        Raise           "Raise"
        Lower           "Lower"
	PutOnTop	"(Un)PutOnTop"
        Iconify         "(De)Iconify"
        Stick           "(Un)Stick"
        Function        "(Un)Maximize"  Maximize_Function
        Destroy         "Destroy"
        Close           "Close"
        Refresh         "Refresh Screen"
EndPopup

#////////////////#
# Mouse Bindings #
#////////////////#
# First, for the mouse in the root window
# Button 1 gives the /Debian menu (was HotList)
# Button 2 gives the WindowList menu (Listing of current windows)
# Button 3 gives the WindowOps

# There are 4 colums to the table
# First column is the event (Mouse Click or Key Press)
#   Mouse 0 specify any click in a TitleBar box
#     Where can be 1 or 2 for first or second box
#   Mouse 1 is left button, 2 is middle, 3 is right
# Second Column is where the click takes place
#   R = Root window (main background)
#   F = Window Frame (the corners)
#   S = Bottom bar
#   I = Icon Window
#   T = TitleBar
#   W = Application Window
# Third Column is the Context (ie, modifier keys)
#   N = No modifiers
#   A = Any context except for inside the TitleBar Boxes
#   C = Control
#   S = Shift
#   M = Meta
#   Combos are allowed (eg, CS = Control+Shift)
# Fourth Column is the action to take upon click
#   Action can be a function, popup, or regular action
# Key #  # Where #  # Context#       # Action #
Mouse 0         1       A       Iconify
Mouse 0         2       A       Close
# The following line uses the Debian menu system provided by the menu package.
Mouse 1         R       A       PopUp "/Debian"
# When press Control+Shift+Meta, Mouse1 gives default AfterStep menus instead.
Mouse 1		R   	CS	PopUp "HotList"
Mouse 1		FS	A	Function "Resize-or-Raise"
Mouse 1		I	A	Function "Move-or-Iconify"
Mouse 1		T	A	Function "Shade-or-Raise"
Mouse 2         R       A       WindowList
Mouse 2		FST	A	PopUp "Window Ops"
Mouse 3		TSIF	A	Function "Maximize_Function"
Mouse 3         R       A       PopUp "Window Ops"
Mouse 3         W       M       RaiseLower

#////////////////////#
# Keyboard Shortcuts #
#////////////////////#

# The following line uses the Debian menu system provided by the menu package.
Key F1		A	M	Popup "/Debian"
# This next line uses default AfterStep menus instead.
#Key F1		A	M	Popup "HotList"
Key F1		A	CS	Popup "HotList"
Key F2		A	M	Popup "Window Ops"
Key F3		A	M	WindowList
# Alt-F4 will take a screenshot and save it in
# the user's home directory as screen.xwd
# Programs such as ImageMagick can then be used
# to convert the xwd file into jpg or gif format
Key F4		A	M	Exec "xwd" xwd -root -out ~/screen.xwd &
Key F5 	        A	A       Iconify
# Alt(Meta)-Tab pages through open, bordered windows
Key Tab		A	M	CirculateUp

# Arrow Keys
# Control+Arrow scrolls to the next page on the desk
Key Left        A       C       Scroll -100 0
Key Right       A       C       Scroll +100 +0
Key Up          A       C       Scroll +0   -100
Key Down        A       C       Scroll +0   +100

#////////////////////#
# Module Definitions #
#////////////////////#
# Pager Configuration -- We have Swallow-ed Pager into the Wharf
# Now let's change colors and make labels
*PagerBack #908090
*PagerFore #484048
*PagerFont -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-*-*-10-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
*PagerHilight #cab3ca
*PagerGeometry -1-1
*PagerLabel 0 Pager
*PagerSmallFont 5x8

# Start the Audio player  
Module Audio    

# Select your normal audio player
#*AudioPlayCmd /usr/bin/showaudio

# Select the directory containing your sounds
*AudioDir /usr/share/sounds/asclassic/

*AudioDelay 1

# Attach sounds to window manager events...some don't appear to function
# as well as they could
#*Audio startup gong.au
#*Audio shutdown clink.au
#*Audio add_window bong.au
#*Audio raise_window drip.au
#*Audio lower_window drip.au
#*Audio focus_change drip.au    
#*Audio destroy_window crash.au
#*Audio iconify ploop.au
#*Audio deiconify ploop.au
#*Audio toggle_paging fwop.au
#*Audio new_page beaming.au 
#*Audio new_desk beam_trek.au
#*Audio configure_window huh.au
#*Audio window_name bong.au
#*Audio icon_name beep.au
#*Audio res_class bong.au
#*Audio res_name beep.au
#*Audio end_windowlist twang.au

# qed