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  11         <h1>PIPEGLADE<br />
  12           Graphical User Interfaces, The UNIX Way</h1>
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  18           Pipeglade is a helper program that displays graphical user
  19           interfaces for other programs.  It renders the GUI definition
  20           found in a GtkBuilder file (created using
  21           the
  22           <a class="link-ext" href="https://glade.gnome.org">Glade</a> Interface
  23           Designer), and communicates with the main program solely
  24           via pipes or fifos.
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  26           To have its GUI rendered by pipeglade, a program must be able to
  27           <ul class="list list-dash">
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  29               send  plain text commands to standard output or a named
  30               pipe and/or
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  32               receive and parse simple plain text messages from standard
  33               input or a named pipe.
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  35           Pipeglade strives for simplicity; it provides access to a
  36           subset of the features available in GTK+ v3.2.
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  38           See below for the set of widgets accessible via pipeglade.
  39           (<a class="link-ext" href="https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/stable/ch03.html">Widgets
  40             of any kind</a> can grab focus and change visibility,
  41           sensitivity, <a class="link-ext" href="https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/stable/chap-css-properties.html">style</a>,
  42           size, and tooltip.)
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  45             <h2>DOCUMENTATION</h2>
  46             Pipeglade has a manual page:
  47             <a class="link-ext" href="pipeglade.1.html">pipeglade(1)[HTML]</a>,
  48             <a class="link-ext" href="pipeglade.1.pdf">pipeglade(1)[PDF]</a>
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  51             <h2>WIDGET GALLERY</h2>
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  55             <h2>EXAMPLE</h2>
  56             The shell script <a class="link-ext" href="clock.sh.txt">clock.sh</a> uses
  57             pipeglade to display an analog clock on the interface
  58             defined in the GtkBuilder
  59             file <a class="link-ext" href="clock.ui.txt">clock.ui</a>.  The script was
  60             also used to generate the image below.
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  62               <img src="clock.jpg" width="200">
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  65             <h2>SOURCE CODE</h2>
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  68                 Download pipeglade v_PUT_VERSION_HERE_:
  69                 <a class="link-ext" href="http://github.com/trebb/pipeglade/archive/_PUT_VERSION_HERE_.tar.gz">
  70                   pipeglade-_PUT_VERSION_HERE_.tar.gz</a>
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  72                 <a class="link-ext" href="http://github.com/trebb/pipeglade">GitHub</a>
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  76             <h2>LICENSE</h2>
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