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77 lines
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README.void
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To properly use obmenu-generator in void linux you have to tweak
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two files:
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A config file, auto generated by obmenu-generator:
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~/.config/obmenu-generator/config.pl
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The Schema file that you have to copy from:
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/etc/xdg/obmenu-generator/schema.pl
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in:
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~/.config/obmenu-generator/schema.pl
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Both files are well documentend into the code.
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Read also the comments in the code of
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/usr/bin/obmenu-generator
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(it's a perl script) for more advanced use.
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Modify ~/.config/obmenu-generator/schema.pl according to your
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needs to adapt the categories names to your language after theese lines
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{sep => "desidered name of the submenu"}, (see below for the default).
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<begin code extract>
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{sep => 'Applications'},
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# NAME LABEL ICON
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{cat => ['utility', 'Accessories', 'applications-utilities']},
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{cat => ['development', 'Development', 'applications-development']},
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<end code extract>
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The LABEL column is the place where you localize the names.
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If you want to use a schema to provide only an application submenu, in
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the doc dir you will find tje file "schema.pl.app" already tailored for
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this use.
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The config.pl is created by obmenu-generator but you may want to customize
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the language of the auto generated names, for that you have to modify a line
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near the end, modifying the "name_keys" key to read as follow (substituing
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the [it] to your preferred language code).
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"name_keys" => ['Name[it]', 'GenericName[it]', 'Name'],
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Accordig to the criptic comment in the script the modifications you have done
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do in the config.pl may be overridden by the program itself, so be prepared
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to rewrite every line you modify in the config.pl file from time to time
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(it is better to copy the config.pl in the ~/.config/obmenu-generator dir
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config.pl.mine as a backup copy when you have done the personalisations).
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After you have done all your modification, insert this line in your Openbox
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menu.xml where you want the menu will be:
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<menu id="obmenu-generator" label="<Your Menu Name>" execute="/usr/bin/obmenu-generator -i"/>
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Then do openbox -reconfigure (or use the menu entry that usually come with
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openbox) and enjoy your new application menu.
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The script is very powerful and has many other use even to autogenerate a
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menu.xml, read the documentation and better the comments that are more up to
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date at:
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http://trizenx.blogspot.ro/2012/02/obmenu-generator.html
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Happy obmenu-generator!
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The Void Mantainers
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