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.TH DEFAULTS 1 "Jul 7 1997"
.SH NAME
defaults \- access the GNUstep user defaults system
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B defaults
.RB "[ { " -f " | " --filename " } "
.IR filename " ] " command " [ " args " ] "
.PP
Recognized commands:
.PP
.B read
.RI "[ " domain-name " [ " key " ] ]"
.PP
.B write
{ \fIdomain-name 'domain-rep'\fR | \fI domain-name key 'value-rep' \fR }
.PP
.B delete
.RI "[ " domain-name " [ " key " ] ]"
.PP
.B domains
.PP
.B find
.I word
.SH DESCRIPTION
\fBdefaults\fR allows users to read, write, delete and modify GNUstep
user defaults from a UNIX shell. If a file name is given with the
\fB-f\fR or \fB--filename\fR options, all operations are performed on
the contents of the given file; otherwise, the name of the file is
created by concatenating the environment variables \fBGNUSTEP_USER_PATH\fR/
and \fBGNUSTEP_DEFAULTS_FILE\fR (substituting \fI~/GNUstep/\fR and \fI.GNUstepDefaults\fR,
respectively, if these environment variables are not defined). Thus,
without any modifications, the file \fI~/GNUstep/.GNUstepDefaults\fR
is used, which is the file GNUstep uses to store user defaults in.
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