############################################### ## Teletext viewer for X window system, 0.90 ## ## haftmann#software, Chemnitz, 1995-10-30 ## ## Please send bug reports to: ## ## henrik.haftmann@e-technik.tu-chemnitz.de ## ###############################################
vtx -hValid numbers for the "-f" options are:
XSendEvent()
while XNextEvent()
.
For example, the MS-Windows X server "MicroX" has such ambiguous behaviour.Valid number for the "-s" option is the sum of following:
'ö'=='o'
and so forth
On other machines you must generally change either the script or the Makefile. For example, under SunOS I used following command line to compile:
gcc -o vtx vtx.c -I /usr/openwin/include -lX11 -lsocket -DmotorolaHere the external symbol declaration "motorola" is important to adapt to the machine hierarchy. This means that the target machine is "big-endian".
If a shared library not available when you want to start VTX, you should set the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the appropriate path.
On other systems you should edit following files: Append two lines to file "~/.mime.types":
application/x-vt vt application/x-vt vtzAppend a new line to file "~/.mailcap":
application/x-vt; ~/vtx/vtx %s >/dev/null 2>/dev/null(please use the CORRECT path to executable - this is an example line!) Note that prefix "~/" is an alias for your home directory.
If you are a system administrator you must put these lines into the global "mime.types" and "mailcap" file.