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:: --gtk-module=MODULES    Load additional GTK+ modules
:: --gtk-module=MODULES    Load additional GTK+ modules
:: --g-fatal-warnings      Make all warnings fatal
:: --g-fatal-warnings      Make all warnings fatal
:;--help-gnome
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Many programs like browsers, email clients and file managers can be configured to open files in Bluefish. For example, '''bluefish '%s'''' will open a file in the current window, '''bluefish -n '%s'''' will open a file in a new window, <del>and '''bluefish -p '%s'''' will open a project file</del>.
Many programs like browsers, email clients and file managers can be configured to open files in Bluefish. For example, '''bluefish '%s'''' will open a file in the current window, '''bluefish -n '%s'''' will open a file in a new window.





Latest revision as of 20:57, 10 January 2010


There are several useful command line options:
$ man bluefish

-c, --curwindow
Open a file in an existing window. This can be used to overwrite the chosen default.
-n, --newwindow
Open a file in a new window. This can be used to overwrite the chosen default.
-?, --help, --help-*, --help-all
Print all or just a group of help options. Some of these options may be documented in gtk-options(7) and gnome-options(7).
--help-gtk
GTK+ Options
--class=CLASS Program class as used by the window manager
--name=NAME Program name as used by the window manager
--display=DISPLAY X display to use
--screen=SCREEN X screen to use
--sync Make X calls synchronous
--gtk-module=MODULES Load additional GTK+ modules
--g-fatal-warnings Make all warnings fatal
--help-gnome
todo


-v, --Version
Print version information.


Many programs like browsers, email clients and file managers can be configured to open files in Bluefish. For example, bluefish '%s' will open a file in the current window, bluefish -n '%s' will open a file in a new window.