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  11       <h1>PIPEGLADE<br />
  12         Graphical User Interfaces, The UNIX Way</h1>
  13       <p>
  14         Pipeglade is a helper program that displays graphical user
  15         interfaces for other programs.  It renders the GUI definition
  16         found in a GtkBuilder file (created using
  17         the
  18         <a href="http://glade.gnome.org">Glade Interface
  19         Designer</a>), and communicates with the main program solely
  20         via pipes or fifos.
  21       <p>
  22         To have its GUI rendered by pipeglade, a program must be able to
  23         <ul class="list list-dash">
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  25             send  plain text commands to standard output or a named
  26             pipe and/or
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  28             receive and parse simple plain text messages from standard
  29             input or a named pipe.
  30         </ul>
  31         Pipeglade strives for simplicity; it provides access to a
  32         subset of the features available in GTK+ v3.2.  Widgets able to
  33         communicate via pipeglade include
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  36             text labels and images,
  37           <li class="list list-dash">
  38             statusbars and progress indicators,
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  40             various kinds of buttons, spinbuttons and scales/sliders,
  41           <li class="list list-dash">
  42             comboboxes and menus,
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  44             various text and tabular inputs,
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  46             various standard dialog windows,
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  48             calendars,
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  50             drawing areas
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  52             XEmbed sockets displaying other processes.  (Pipeglade can
  53             also embed itself into an XEmbed socket of another process.)
  54         </ul>
  55       <p>
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  57           <h2>DOCUMENTATION</h2>
  58           Pipeglade has a manual page:
  59           <a href="pipeglade.1.html">pipeglade(1)[HTML]</a>,
  60           <a href="pipeglade.1.pdf">pipeglade(1)[PDF]</a>
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  63           <h2>SOURCE CODE</h2>
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  66               Download pipeglade v_PUT_VERSION_HERE_:
  67               <a href="http://github.com/trebb/pipeglade/archive/_PUT_VERSION_HERE_.tar.gz">
  68                 pipeglade-_PUT_VERSION_HERE_.tar.gz</a>
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  70               <a href="http://github.com/trebb/pipeglade">GitHub</a>
  71           </ul>
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  74           <h2>EXAMPLE</h2>
  75           The shell script <a href="clock.sh.txt">clock.sh</a> uses
  76           pipeglade to display an analog clock on the interface
  77           defined in <a href="clock.ui.txt">clock.ui</a>.
  78           <p>
  79           <img src="clock.png" width="300">
  80         </div>
  81         <div class="subsection">
  82           <h2>LICENSE</h2>
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