Cat'sEyE
Here is a list of all keyphrases Cat'sEyE can use.
This table gives a short introduction to the keyphrases of Cat'sEyE. They are descripted in more detail at the end of this document.
| keyphrase | description | structure used | example |
|---|---|---|---|
| strtdr | Directories to start with, right view | single | strtdr:/home;/dev |
| strtdl | Directories to start with, left view | single | strtdl:/home;/dev |
| strdd | Directory opened when you add a new page to a view | pair | strdd:NewPage;/usr/home |
| stded | the name and the command of your standard editor | pair | stded:edit;gvim |
| trmnl | the terminal you want to use | pair | trmnl:terminal;xterm |
| bkmrk | bookmarks | pair | bkmrk:home;/usr/home |
| svpths | do you want to save the open directories on close | single | svpths:TRUE to reload pathes |
| allfls | see usercommand-section | pair | allfls:delete;rm -rf (*1 |
| clritm | the color of the files | single | clritm:Black clritm:#000000 |
| clrdir | the color of directories | single | clrdir:Blue clrdir:#0000FF |
| clrlnk | the color of links | single | clrlnk:CornflowerBlue clrlnk:#0000FF |
| clrmss | the color of items which are on a FileShelf and are marked as missed | single | clrmss:Red clrmss:#FF0000 |
| cmdmv (unused since 3.0) | the command, used to move items | single | default (*2: cmdmv:mv -f |
| cmdcp (unused since 3.0) | the command, used to copy items | single | default (*2: cmdcp:cp -rf |
| cmdrnm | the command, used to rename items | single | default (*2: cmdrnm:mv |
| cmddel (unused since 3.0) | the command, used to delete items | single | default (*2: cmddel:rm -rf |
| cmdmkdir (unused since 3.0) | the command, used to create a new directory | single | default (*2: cmdmkdir:mkdir |
(*1: this is not a good example but would work.
(*2: defining the default value is not necessary and is just an example.
single: 'key:value', pair: 'key:name;value'
As you might expect, if you define svpths with TRUE the input to strtdr and strtdl is ignored.
While strtdl, strtdr and bkmrk are accepting more than one input (pair- or single-structure) this makes no sense for the others.
You just can define one command for opening a terminal or your standard editor.
Also for strdd, where only one pair is read.
However, while you are free to define what ever you want for the keys above, svpths only accepts the value TRUE, everything
else is threaded as FALSE (when it is not defined its FALSE too).
Furthermore, the keys defining the colors expect a string gtk recognize as color. As they are:
Names, such as: Black, Red, Blue, Green ...
RGB in Hex: #000000 (for black), #FFFFFF (for white)
The keys trmnl, bkmrk, stded are shown in the contextmenu (and therefore need the pair-structure).
trmnl opens a terminal in the directory you are currently looking at in the view when you klick
the name you specified on the contextmenu.
stded opens the marked files with your favourite editor, displaying the name you specified on the contextmenu
The key allfls is a kind of tricky and is discussed best in the
usercommand-section.
It's mentioned here just to complete the list.