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140 Prism User $ Guide ::::::!140!i:::::::::::.:... .Pr......:....:-------------- - - G-- 9.4.1 Adding Prism Resources to the Resource Database The X resource database keeps track of default settings for programs running under X. Use the xrdb program to add a Prism resource to this database. An easy way to do this is to use the -merge option and to specify the resource and its setting from the standard input. For example, the following command specifies a default editor (the resource is described below): % xrdb -merge Prism.editor: emacs CtrI-d Type Ctrl-d to signal that there is no more input. Note that you must include the -merge option; otherwise, what you type replaces the contents of your database. The new settings take effect the next time you start Prism. Another way to add your changes is to put them in a file, then merge the file into the database. For example, if your changes are in prim. defe, you could issue this command: % xrdb -merge prism.defs Consult your X documentation for more information about zrdb. 9.4.2 Specifying the Editor and Its Placement Use the Prism.editor resource to specify the editor that Prism is to invoke when you choose the Edit or Email selection from the Utilities menu (or issue the corresponding commands). Use the resource Prism.editGeometry to specify the X geometry string for the editor created by the Edit selection from the Utilities menu. The geometry string specifies the number of columns and rows, and the left and right offsets from the comer of the screen. You can also change the settings of these resources via the Customize utility; see Section 9.3 for more information Version 1.2, March 1993 Copyright C0 1993 Thinking Machines Corporation
Chater9.Cusomzin Pism14 Chapter 9. Customizing Prism 141 9.4.3 Specifying the Window for Error Messages Use the Prism.errorwin resource to specify the window to which Prism is to send error messages. Predefined values are command, dedicated, and snapshot. You can also specify your own name for the window. You can also change the setting of this resource via the Customize utility; see Section 9.3. 9.4.4 Changing the Text Fonts You may need to change the fonts Prism uses if, for example, its fonts aren't available on your system. Use the resources described below to do this. To list the names of the fonts available on your system, issue the UNIX xlsfonts command. You should try to substitute a font that is about the same size as the Prism default; substituting a font that is much larger can cause display problems, since Prism does not resize windows and buttons to accommodate the larger font. Use the Prism.textFont resource to specify the font that Prism is to use in displaying the labels of histograms and text in visualizers. By default, Prism uses a 12-point fixed-width font for this text. You can also change the setting of this resource via the Customize utility; see Section 9.3. Use the Prism*XmText.fontList resource to change the font used to display most of the running text in Prism, such as the source code in the source window. By default, Prism uses a 12-point fixed-width font for this text. Use the Prism*fontList resource to change the font used for everything else (for example, menu selections, pushbuttons, and list items). By default, Prism uses a 14-point Helvetica font for this text. 9.4.5 Changing Colors Prism provides several resources for changing the default colors it uses when it is run on a color workstation. To get a list of some available colors, you can consult the file /usr/lib/Xl/rgb. txt. Version 1.2, March 1993 Copyright © 1993 Thinking Machines Corporation
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