.\" $Id: getsoundset.1x,v 1.6 2000/01/19 15:28:46 dalroi Exp $ .TH getsoundset 1x "October 25, 1999" "WSoundTools" "SoundTools for Window Maker" .SH NAME .B getsoundset \- read current SoundSet configuration .SH SYNOPSIS .B getsoundset [ ] .SH DESCRIPTION .B getsoundset is part of the WSoundTools for Window Maker that dumps the current event related sound configuration to either a file or standard output. .PP The application outputs a list in PropList format of the following options: \fIAppStart\fP, \fIAppExit\fP, \fIMaximize\fP, \fIUnMaximize\fP, \fIIconify\fP, \fIDeIconify\fP, \fIHide\fP, \fIUnHide\fP, \fIShade\fP, \fIUnShade\fP, \fIDock\fP, \fIUnDock\fP, \fIKaboom\fP, \fIStartup\fP, \fIShutdown\fP. .PP If you store the outputted info in a file, you can use that file as a SoundSet which can be loaded again by the .B setsounds utility or by an external application like .B WSoundPrefs. .SH ENVIRONMENT .IP GNUSTEP_USER_ROOT specifies the initial path for the Defaults directory. "Defaults/" is appended to this variable to determine the actual location of the WMSound Domain file. If the varialbe is not set, it defaults to "~/GNUstep" .SH FILES .IP GNUSTEP_USER_ROOT/Defaults/WMSound .SH SEE ALSO .BR setsoundset (1x) .BR wsoundplay (1x) .BR wsoundserver (1x) .BR get-wsound-flags (1x) .SH AUTHOR Pascal Hofstee