The command line options are simply shorthand for setting the X-resources.
--user-file
fileUses file as the
user description, -f is an alias for
--user-file
.
--system-file
fileUses file as the system description file.
--icon-file-path
dir_1:dir_2:…Sets the iconFilePath resource to be the list of colon separated directories. Note that each directory must have the trailing separator '/'.
--help-file-path
dir_1:dir_2:…Sets the helpFilePath resource to be the colon separated list of directories. Note that each directory must have the trailing separator '/'.
--reminder-file
fileUses file as the file in which to store reminders.
--status-area
Uses a status area to present information to the user.
--dialogs
Uses dialogs to present information to the user.
--console
Send the messages to stdout.
--error
Sets the level of reported messages to allow error messages only.
--warn
Allows the user to see both error and warning messages.
--info
Any information messages generated by rTc are also visible (as well as errors and warnings). Information messages include output generated by an executed program.
--beginner
Simplifies the user interface a little (hardly visible), and enforces only error messages to be passed to the user.
--expert
removes the restrictions that
--beginner
sets.
--single
only runs rTc on the current display.
--help
prints out a usage message, -h
is an
alias for this.
--mbeep
switched on message beeps.
--no-mbeep
switched off message beeps.
--ebeep
switched on execute beeps.
--no-ebeep
switched off execute beeps.
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