r1467: Pinboard text fg colour works again (for tasklist icons too).

[rox-filer.git] / ROX-Filer / Options.xml

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<options>
  <section title='Translation'>
    <frame label='Language'>
      <radio-group name='i18n_translation' columns='2'>
        <radio label='Use the LANG environment variable' value='From LANG'/>
        <radio label='Chinese (traditional)' value='zh_TW'/>
        <radio label='Chinese (simplified)' value='zh_CN'/>
        <radio label='Danish' value='da'/>
        <radio label='Dutch' value='nl'/>
        <radio label='English (no translation)' value='None'/>
        <radio label='French' value='fr'/>
        <radio label='German' value='de'/>
        <radio label='Hungarian' value='hu'/>
        <radio label='Italian' value='it'/>
        <radio label='Polish' value='pl'/>
        <radio label='Russian' value='ru'/>
        <radio label='Spanish' value='sp'/>
      </radio-group>
    </frame>
    <i18n-message/>
  </section>
  <section title='Filer windows'>
    <frame label='Auto-resize filer windows'>
      <radio-group name='filer_auto_resize'>
        <radio label='Never automatically resize' value='2'>You'll have to resize windows manually, using the window manager, the `Resize Window' menu entry or by double-clicking on the window background.</radio>
        <radio label='Resize when changing the display style' value='0'>Changing the size of the icons or which details are displayed will resize the window for you.</radio>
        <radio label='Always resize' value='1'>The filer will resize windows whenever it seems useful (that is, when changing directory or display style).</radio>
      </radio-group>
      <numentry name='filer_size_limit' label='Largest window size:' unit='%' min='1' max='100' width='3'>The largest size, as a percentage of the screen size, that the auto-resizer will resize a window to.</numentry>
    </frame>
    <frame label='Window behaviour'>
      <toggle name='filer_short_flag_names' label='Short titlebar flags'>Use single letters instead of words for Scanning, All and Thumbs indicators in the titlebar.</toggle>
      <toggle name='filer_unique_windows' label='Unique windows'>If you open a directory and that directory is already displayed in another window, then this option causes the other window to be closed.</toggle>
      <toggle name='bind_new_button_1' label='New window on button 1 (RISC OS style)'>Clicking with mouse button 1 (usually the left button) opens a directory in a new window with this turned on. Clicking with the button-2 (middle) will reuse the current window.</toggle>
      <toggle name='bind_single_click' label='Single-click navigation in filer windows'>Clicking on an item opens it with this on. Hold down Control to select the item instead. If off, clicking once selects an item; double click to open things.</toggle>
    </frame>
    <section title='Display'>
      <frame label='Sorting'>
        <toggle name='display_intelligent_sort' label='Intelligent sorting'>If off, does ASCII sort: File10, File9, file8.
If on, ignores case and punctuation and handles numbers properly: file8, File9, File10</toggle>
        <toggle name='display_dirs_first' label='Directories always come first'>If this is on then directories will always appear before anything else, regardless of the sort type.</toggle>
      </frame>
      <frame label='Icon text width'>
        <numentry name='display_large_width' label='Large wrap width:' unit='pixels' min='0' max='250' width='3' sizegroup='disp-width'>Text wider than this is broken onto two lines in Large Icons mode. In Huge Icons mode, text is wrapped when 50% wider than this.</numentry>
        <numentry name='display_small_width' label='Max Small Icons width:' unit='pixels' min='0' max='250' width='3' sizegroup='disp-width'>Maximum width for the text beside a Small Icon.</numentry>
      </frame>
      <frame label='Default settings for new windows'>
        <toggle name='display_inherit_options' label='Inherit options from source window'>If this is on then display options for a new window are inherited from the source window if possible, otherwise they are set to the defaults below.</toggle>
        <hbox>
          <vbox>
            <menu name='display_size' label='Icon size:' sizegroup='disp-def'>
              <item label='Huge Icons' value='2'/>
              <item label='Large Icons' value='0'/>
              <item label='Small Icons' value='1'/>
            </menu>
            <menu name='display_details' label='Details:' sizegroup='disp-def'>
              <item label='No details' value='0'/>
              <item label='Summary' value='1'/>
              <item label='Sizes' value='2'/>
              <item label='Permissions' value='3'/>
              <item label='Type' value='4'/>
              <item label='Times' value='5'/>
            </menu>
            <menu name='display_sort_by' label='Sort by:' sizegroup='disp-def'>
              <item label='Name' value='0'/>
              <item label='Type' value='1'/>
              <item label='Date' value='2'/>
              <item label='Size' value='3'/>
            </menu>
          </vbox><vbox>
            <toggle name='display_show_hidden' label='Show hidden files'>If this is on then files whose names start with a dot are shown too, otherwise they are hidden.</toggle>
            <toggle name='display_show_thumbs' label='Show image thumbnails'>Load every image file and display it, scaled-down, in the filer window instead of the normal icon.</toggle>
          </vbox>
        </hbox>
      </frame>
    </section>
    <section title='Toolbar'>
      <frame label='Toolbar buttons'>
        <label help='1'>Unshade the tools you want.</label>
        <tool-options name='toolbar_disable'/>
      </frame>
      <frame label='Toolbar appearance'>
        <hbox>
          <menu name='toolbar_type' label='Toolbar type:'>
          <item label='None' value='0'/>
          <item label='Small' value='1'/>
          <item label='Large' value='2'/>
          </menu>
          <spacer/>
          <toggle name='toolbar_show_info' label='Show totals of items'>Show the number of items displayed in a filer window, as well as the number of hidden items (if any). When there's a selection, show the number of selected items and their combined size.</toggle>
        </hbox>
      </frame>
    </section>
    <section title='Minibuffers'>
      <label help='1'>The minibuffers are text entry fields that appear along the bottom of a filer window. They are used to enter pathnames, search conditions and shell commands.</label>
      <frame label='Beeping'>
        <toggle name='filer_beep_fail' label='Beep if Tab-completion fails'>When using the `Enter Path...' minibuffer and Tab is pressed, beep if nothing happens (eg, because there are several possibilities and the next letter varies).</toggle>
        <toggle name='filer_beep_multi' label='Beep if there are several matches'>When using the `Enter Path...' minibuffer and Tab is pressed, beep if there is more than one matching file, even though some more letters were added.</toggle>
      </frame>
    </section>
  </section>
  <section title='Pinboard'>
    <label help='1'>The pinboard is the desktop background.
When the pinboard is turned on, you can drag files
and applications onto it to create short-cuts to them.
See the manual for information about using the pinboard.</label>
    <frame label='Text style'>
      <hbox>
        <colour name='pinboard_fg_colour' label='Foreground:'/>
        <colour name='pinboard_bg_colour' label='Background:'/>
      </hbox>
    </frame>
    <frame label='Pinboard behaviour'>
      <toggle name='bind_single_pinboard' label='Single-click to open'>Clicking on an item opens it with this on. Hold down Control to select the item instead. If off, clicking once selects an item; double click to open things.</toggle>
      <toggle name='pinboard_clamp_icons' label='Keep icons within screen limits'>If this is set, pinboard icons are always kept completely within screen limits, including the label.</toggle>
      <hbox label='Icon grid step:'>
        <radio-group name='pinboard_grid_step'>
          <radio label='Fine' value='2'>Use a 2-pixel grid for positioning icons on the desktop.</radio>
          <radio label='Medium' value='16'>Use a 16-pixel grid for positioning icons on the desktop.</radio>
          <radio label='Coarse' value='32'>Use a 32-pixel grid for positioning icons on the desktop.</radio>
        </radio-group>
      </hbox>
    </frame>
    <frame label='Iconfied windows'>
     <toggle name='pinboard_tasklist' label='Show iconified windows'>Most window managers provide a way to iconify (or 'minimise') windows, and various programs, including ROX-Filer, can be used to display the iconified windows. If this option is on, the filer will show each iconified window as a small button on the screen. Requires a compatible window manager.</toggle>
   </frame>
  </section>

  <section title='Panels'>
    <label help='1'>Panels are bars of icons that run along the side of the screen. See the manual for information about using panels.</label>
    <frame label='Panel style'>
      <radio-group name='panel_style'>
        <radio label='Image and text' value='0'>Every panel icon is shown with an image and some text.</radio>
        <radio label='Image only for applications' value='1'>Applications have just an image, everything else has both an image and text.</radio>
        <radio label='Image only' value='2'>Only the image is shown.</radio>
      </radio-group>
    </frame>
  </section>
  
  <section title='Action windows'>
    <label help='1'>Action windows appear when you start a background
operation, such as copying or deleting some files.</label>
    <frame label='Auto-start (Quiet) these actions'>
      <toggle name='action_copy' label='Copy'>Copy files without confirming first.</toggle>
      <toggle name='action_move' label='Move'>Move files without confirming first.</toggle>
      <toggle name='action_link' label='Link'>Create links to files without confirming first.</toggle>
      <toggle name='action_delete' label='Delete'>Delete files without confirming first.</toggle>
      <toggle name='action_mount' label='Mount'>Mount and unmount filesystems without confirming first.</toggle>
    </frame>
    <frame label='Default settings'>
      <hbox>
        <toggle name='action_force' label='Force'>Don't confirm deletion of non-writeable items.</toggle>
        <toggle name='action_brief' label='Brief'>Don't display so much information in the message area.</toggle>
        <toggle name='action_recurse' label='Recurse'>Also change contents of subdirectories.</toggle>
        <toggle name='action_newer' label='Newer'>Only over-write if source is newer than destination.</toggle>
      </hbox>
    </frame>
  </section>
  <section title='Drag and Drop'>
    <frame label='General'>
      <toggle name='dnd_no_hostnames' label="Don't use hostnames">Some older applications don't support XDND fully and may need to have this option turned on. Use this if dragging files to an application shows a + sign on the pointer but the drop doesn't work.</toggle>
      <toggle name='dnd_drag_to_icons' label='Allow dragging to icons in filer windows'>When this is on you can drag a file over a sub-directory or program in a filer window. The item will highlight when you do this and dropping the file will put it into that directory, or load it into the program.</toggle>
      <toggle name='dnd_spring_open' label='Directories spring open'>This option, which requires the above option to be turned on too, causes the highlighted directory to 'spring open' after the file is held over it for a short while.</toggle>
      <numentry name='dnd_spring_delay' label='Spring delay:' unit='ms' min='100' max='2000' width='4'>This option sets how long, in ms, you must hold a file over a directory before it will spring open. The above option must be turned on for this to have any effect.</numentry>
    </frame>
    <frame label='Dragging files with the middle mouse button'>
      <radio-group name='dnd_middle_menu'>
        <radio value='1' label='Shows a menu of possible actions'/>
        <radio value='0' label='Moves the files'>Note that you can still get the menu to appear, by dragging with the left button and holding down the Alt key</radio>
      </radio-group>
    </frame>
  </section>
  <section title='Menus'>
    <frame label='General'>
      <toggle name='bind_menu_button_2' label='Menu on button 2 (RISC OS style)'>Use button 2, the middle button (click both buttons at once on two button mice), to pop up the menu. If off, use button 3 (right) instead.</toggle>
      <hbox>
        <menu name='menu_iconsize' label='Size of icons in menus:'>
          <item label='No Icons' value='0'/>
          <item label='Small Icons' value='1'/>
          <item label='Large Icons' value='2'/>
          <item label='Same as current window' value='4'/>
          <item label='Same as default' value='5'/>
        </menu>
      </hbox>
    </frame>
    <frame label="`Xterm Here' program">
      <entry name='menu_xterm'>The program to launch when you choose `Xterm Here' from the menu.</entry>
    </frame>
    <spacer/>
    <menu-set-keys/>
  </section>
  <section title='Types'>
    <frame label='General'>
      <toggle name='display_ignore_exec' label='Ignore eXecutable bit for known extensions'>If a file has a known extension (eg '.gif') then ignore the executable bit. This is useful if you have files on a Windows-type filesystem which are being shown as executable programs.</toggle>
    </frame>
    <frame label='MIME types'>
      <label help='1'>The filer uses a set of rules to work out the correct MIME type for each regular file, and then chooses a suitable icon for that type. After editing the files, click the re-read button below, or restart the filer.</label>
      <spacer/>
      <hbox>
        <type-edit label='Show name-to-type rules'/>
        <type-reread label='Re-read files'/>
      </hbox>
      <spacer/>
      <label help='1'>Use the 'Set Icon...' dialog box to set the icon for each MIME type.</label>
    </frame>
    <section title='Colours'>
      <frame label='File type colours'>
        <toggle name='display_colour_types' label='Colour files based on their types'>Filenames (and details) are coloured according to the file's type.</toggle>
        <hbox>
          <vbox>
            <colour name='display_dir_colour'  label='Directory:'/>
            <colour name='display_file_colour' label='Regular file:'/>
            <colour name='display_pipe_colour' label='Pipe:'/>
            <colour name='display_sock_colour' label='Socket:'/>
            <colour name='display_err_colour'  label='Error:'>Error, such as a symlink which points to a non-existant file, or a file which the filer does not have permission to examine.</colour>
          </vbox>
          <spacer/>
          <vbox>
            <colour name='display_cdev_colour' label='Character device:'/>
            <colour name='display_bdev_colour' label='Block device:'/>
            <colour name='display_exec_colour' label='Executable file:'/>
            <colour name='display_adir_colour' label='Application directory:'/>
            <colour name='display_unkn_colour' label='Unknown type:'/>
          </vbox>
        </hbox>
      </frame>
    </section>
  </section>
</options>