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AxeEditor widget resources
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The following AxeEditor resources are recognised

`buttons'
     Setting this resource selects the default button interface, unless
     *buttonList* below is also set.

`buttonList'
     This resource enables the user to specify both which buttons are to
     be shown and what their layout is to be. Its value is a semi-colon
     separated list of rows of space separated button names. A `-' may
     be used in place of a button name in order to skip a column
     position. The names of the button widgets are presented below.
     *buttonList* implies *buttons*.

`focusToText'
     Setting this boolean resource has the effect of altering the
     keyboard focus so that keystrokes occurring in the name section,
     information bar or button area are redirected to the main text
     widget, i.e. the mouse pointer can be anywhere within the main
     application window for editing to take place.

`fontList'
     This resource defines the entries in a menu of fonts from which a
     choice may be made at run time to be applied to the visisble text
     buffer of the current window. It is a whitespace separated list of
     names. If a name contains a `:' then the left hand part will be
     used as the label of the entry and the right hand part will be
     taken as the name of a font, otherwise the whole name will be used
     for both purposes. The items in the list are in addition to the
     default entry *Default* which corresponds to the original font.

`infoTimeout'
     This resource specifies how long a message should remain in the
     information bar if no other message is generated in that time. The
     value should be given as a number of seconds. A value of 0, the
     default, disables the feature, thus each message remains displayed
     until the next is generated. The information bar reverts to
     displaying the version number if a timeout occurs.

`menuList'
     This resource is a space separated list of menu names specifying
     which menu buttons should appear in the menu bar and in what order.
     The default value is

     move search insert delete help misc font window buffer show file
     quit logo

     If logo doesn't appear in the list then it will be added at the
     end.  Wherever it appears it will stretch to occupy any otherwise
     unused space.

`<menu>Menu'
     Resources for each of the move, search, insert, delete, help,
     misc, window, buffer, file and quit menus are defined so that the
     default contents may be changed. Their values are space separated
     lists of items consisting of object names from the entire pool of
     object names across the set of menus, plus `+' and `|'.  `+' is
     interpreted to mean that the default menu should be substituted at
     that point in the menu, and `|' means that a dividing line should
     be added. Note: Resources specific to aXe, for the
     complete list of object names.

`miniMenu'
     This resource defines the entries to be displayed in the menu
     associated with the minibuffer. It is a whitespace separated list
     of names. If a name contains a `:' then the left hand part will be
     used as the label of the entry and the right hand part will be
     taken as the command to be run, otherwise the whole name will be
     used for both purposes. A `+' causes expansion of the default menu
     and `|' results in the generation of a dividing line in the menu.

`suppressFilename'
     This boolean resource is used to suppress display of the filename
     pane. This is most likely to be desired when the *fileTitle*
     resource (Note: AxeWindow widget resources.) has also
     been set, otherwise the filename will be displayed twice in
     adjacent sections of the window. If both of these resources are set
     then the modification state of the file is also displayed in the
     title bar.

`suppressInfobar'
     This boolean resource is used to suppress display of the
     information bar pane. Of course, then, any error messages which
     would normally have been displayed there will be lost.

`suppressMinibuffer'
     This boolean resource is used to suppress display of the
     minibuffer.