PROGRAM
    xcmdpanel (version 1.3)
 
CHANGES from 1.2

    Added the oneshot/persist flag, as suggested by Jon Berger
    <jonb@ingres.com>.   His description follows:

    ``I added a feature, which you might find interesting: a
      -oneshot flag, which makes it exit after a single button
      push.  I use this, among other things, for a menu of
      remote hosts; I generally just want to select one from
      the menu, and open up a window to it, and then have the
      menu go away.  For completeness, I also added a -persist
      flag, opposite of -oneshot, but it's the default so it's
      not really needed.''

DESCRIPTION
    The xcmdpanel  program  allows  the  user  to  run  a  user-
    configured command panel on a workstation display running X.
    Each xcmdpanel is composed of buttons, each of which may  be
    configured  to  run  a  shell command using the Bourne shell
    sh(1).  Buttons without associated commands are merely  used
    as labels.

COMPILATION
    Assuming a good X installation at your site, simply:

        xmkmf ; make

    otherwise try:

        make -f Makefile.dist

    or perhaps

        make -f Makefile.dist Makefile ; make

    Output from make here at MIT while compiling xcmdpanel.
    | 
    | % xmkmf
    | mv Makefile Makefile.bak
    | imake -DUseInstalled -I/usr/local/lib/X11/config
    |   
    | % make
    | cc -O   -I/usr/local/include        -sun4 -c  xcmdpanel.c
    | rm -f xcmdpanel
    | cc -o xcmdpanel xcmdpanel.o -O  -lXaw -lXmu -lXt -lXext -lX11
    
CONFIGURATION
    Defaults to the file .xcmdpanel in the current directory.

    See the manual page or .txt file for detail.

___________________________________________________________________________
Christopher Alex. North-Keys                           Unix Systems Analyst
erlkonig@gnu.ai.mit.edu                                      Group Talisman
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