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+--- src/rcfile.c.orig	Tue Jan 16 10:50:47 2001
++++ src/rcfile.c	Mon Aug 18 20:03:15 2003
+@@ -577,101 +578,101 @@
+ {
+ printf("xzgv " XZGV_VER
+        " - (c) 1999,2000 Russell Marks for improbabledesigns.\n");
+-puts("
+-usage: xzgv [options] [dir | file ...]
+-
+-   -a	--auto-hide	automatically hide selector on selecting a picture.
+-	--careful-jpeg	enable JPEG `fancy upsampling' (see info file
+-			or man page).
+-	--delete-single-prompt
+-			(normally enabled, use --delete-single-prompt=off to
+-			disable) if *disabled*, don't prompt for confirmation
+-			when deleting a file.
+-	--dither-hicol	use dithering in 15/16-bit to increase apparent
+-			colour depth, whatever Imlib's default setting is.
+-			You can also use `--dither-hicol=off' to disable
+-			this if you normally have Imlib use it.
+-	--fast-recursive-update
+-			when doing recursive thumbnail update, don't
+-			read visible thumbnails for a directory before
+-			doing the update (only slightly faster).
+-   -f	--fullscreen	use the whole screen for the xzgv window, without
+-			even window-manager decorations if possible. (But
+-			your wm may not care to trust borderless programs.)
+-   -g	--geometry geom
+-			use geometry `geom'. For example, `400x300' specifies
+-			window size in pixels, `70%x50%' specifies size as
+-			percentage of screen width/height, `+100+50' specifies
+-			position relative to top-left, and `50%x30%-30%-20%'
+-			is left as an exercise for the reader. :-) The default
+-			geometry is `92%x85%'.
+-			(See info file or man page for more details.)
+-   -G	--gamma val	set gamma adjustment to `val'. The default is 1.0, i.e.
+-			no adjustment. (See info file or man page for details,
+-			and a discussion of gamma issues.)
+-   -h	--help		give this usage help.
+-	--image-bigness-threshold numpix
+-			set the boundary `numpix' above which images are
+-			considered `big', and rendered piece-by-piece rather
+-			than all-at-once (which is nicer, but harder on
+-			memory). Units are number of pixels in image (i.e.
+-			width times height), and the default is 2000000 pixels.
+-	--interpolate	interpolate between the picture's pixels when
+-			scaling up. Usually looks nicer, but it's slow.
+-	--mouse-scale-x	if enabled, control-click scales only the X axis -
+-			the default is to scale only the Y axis.
+-	--revert-orient	(normally enabled, use --revert-orient=off to disable)
+-			if *disabled*, orientation (flip/mirror/rotate) state
+-			is retained between pictures.
+-	--revert-scale	(normally enabled, use --revert-scale=off to disable)
+-			if *disabled*, scaling is retained between pictures.
+-	--selector-width width
+-			set initial/default selector width to `width'. (The
+-			units used are pixels, and the normal setting 200.)
+-   -T	--show-tagged	show names of tagged files on exit (they're listed
+-			to stdout).
+-	--show-thumbnail-messages
+-			show on the status bar when thumbnails are being read.
+-			The status bar must be enabled for the messages to be
+-			visible, of course. :-)
+-   -k	--skip-parent	for the first directory shown, skip the cursor past
+-			`..' (the parent dir). Can be useful when you'd like
+-			to immediately use space to `page' through the dir.
+-   -o	--sort-order	set initial sorting order used in the selector.
+-			Types are `name', `ext', `size', `date' (or `time');
+-			only the first char (n/e/s/d/t) need be given.
+-			(The default is name order.)
+-	--sort-timestamp-type type
+-			set timestamp type to use when using time/date sorting
+-			order. Types are `mtime' (default), `ctime', and
+-			`atime'; only the first char (m/c/a) need be given.
+-	--statusbar	show a status bar below the selector; this, for
+-			example, says when a picture is being read.
+-   -t	--thin-rows	use rows a third the normal height in the selector.
+-			This can be very useful on lower-resolution screens,
+-			or if you're really interested in filenames, not
+-			thumbnails.
+-   -v	--version	report version number.
+-	--version-gtk	report version of GTK+ being used by xzgv.
+-   -z	--zoom		fit pictures in the viewer window, whatever their
+-			actual size.
+-   -r	--zoom-reduce-only
+-			when zooming, only *reduce* pictures to fit; i.e.
+-			make big pictures viewable all-at-once while leaving
+-			small picures intact.
+-
+-	dir		start xzgv on a certain directory.
+-	file ...	view (only) the file(s) specified.
+-
+-All options are processed after any ~/.xzgvrc or /etc/xzgv.conf file.
+-Most long options (minus `--') can used in either file with e.g. `zoom on'.
+-
+-On/off settings (such as zoom) are enabled by e.g. `-z' or `--zoom';
+-however, the long-option form `--option=off' can be used to disable
+-them (needed when they are enabled by default - revert-scale, for
+-example - or to override them being enabled in a config file).
+-
+-(This syntax actually lets you both disable *and* enable options,
++puts("\n\
++usage: xzgv [options] [dir | file ...]\n\
++\n\
++   -a	--auto-hide	automatically hide selector on selecting a picture.\n\
++	--careful-jpeg	enable JPEG `fancy upsampling' (see info file\n\
++			or man page).\n\
++	--delete-single-prompt\n\
++			(normally enabled, use --delete-single-prompt=off to\n\
++			disable) if *disabled*, don't prompt for confirmation\n\
++			when deleting a file.\n\
++	--dither-hicol	use dithering in 15/16-bit to increase apparent\n\
++			colour depth, whatever Imlib's default setting is.\n\
++			You can also use `--dither-hicol=off' to disable\n\
++			this if you normally have Imlib use it.\n\
++	--fast-recursive-update\n\
++			when doing recursive thumbnail update, don't\n\
++			read visible thumbnails for a directory before\n\
++			doing the update (only slightly faster).\n\
++   -f	--fullscreen	use the whole screen for the xzgv window, without\n\
++			even window-manager decorations if possible. (But\n\
++			your wm may not care to trust borderless programs.)\n\
++   -g	--geometry geom\n\
++			use geometry `geom'. For example, `400x300' specifies\n\
++			window size in pixels, `70%x50%' specifies size as\n\
++			percentage of screen width/height, `+100+50' specifies\n\
++			position relative to top-left, and `50%x30%-30%-20%'\n\
++			is left as an exercise for the reader. :-) The default\n\
++			geometry is `92%x85%'.\n\
++			(See info file or man page for more details.)\n\
++   -G	--gamma val	set gamma adjustment to `val'. The default is 1.0, i.e.\n\
++			no adjustment. (See info file or man page for details,\n\
++			and a discussion of gamma issues.)\n\
++   -h	--help		give this usage help.\n\
++	--image-bigness-threshold numpix\n\
++			set the boundary `numpix' above which images are\n\
++			considered `big', and rendered piece-by-piece rather\n\
++			than all-at-once (which is nicer, but harder on\n\
++			memory). Units are number of pixels in image (i.e.\n\
++			width times height), and the default is 2000000 pixels.\n\
++	--interpolate	interpolate between the picture's pixels when\n\
++			scaling up. Usually looks nicer, but it's slow.\n\
++	--mouse-scale-x	if enabled, control-click scales only the X axis -\n\
++			the default is to scale only the Y axis.\n\
++	--revert-orient	(normally enabled, use --revert-orient=off to disable)\n\
++			if *disabled*, orientation (flip/mirror/rotate) state\n\
++			is retained between pictures.\n\
++	--revert-scale	(normally enabled, use --revert-scale=off to disable)\n\
++			if *disabled*, scaling is retained between pictures.\n\
++	--selector-width width\n\
++			set initial/default selector width to `width'. (The\n\
++			units used are pixels, and the normal setting 200.)\n\
++   -T	--show-tagged	show names of tagged files on exit (they're listed\n\
++			to stdout).\n\
++	--show-thumbnail-messages\n\
++			show on the status bar when thumbnails are being read.\n\
++			The status bar must be enabled for the messages to be\n\
++			visible, of course. :-)\n\
++   -k	--skip-parent	for the first directory shown, skip the cursor past\n\
++			`..' (the parent dir). Can be useful when you'd like\n\
++			to immediately use space to `page' through the dir.\n\
++   -o	--sort-order	set initial sorting order used in the selector.\n\
++			Types are `name', `ext', `size', `date' (or `time');\n\
++			only the first char (n/e/s/d/t) need be given.\n\
++			(The default is name order.)\n\
++	--sort-timestamp-type type\n\
++			set timestamp type to use when using time/date sorting\n\
++			order. Types are `mtime' (default), `ctime', and\n\
++			`atime'; only the first char (m/c/a) need be given.\n\
++	--statusbar	show a status bar below the selector; this, for\n\
++			example, says when a picture is being read.\n\
++   -t	--thin-rows	use rows a third the normal height in the selector.\n\
++			This can be very useful on lower-resolution screens,\n\
++			or if you're really interested in filenames, not\n\
++			thumbnails.\n\
++   -v	--version	report version number.\n\
++	--version-gtk	report version of GTK+ being used by xzgv.\n\
++   -z	--zoom		fit pictures in the viewer window, whatever their\n\
++			actual size.\n\
++   -r	--zoom-reduce-only\n\
++			when zooming, only *reduce* pictures to fit; i.e.\n\
++			make big pictures viewable all-at-once while leaving\n\
++			small picures intact.\n\
++\n\
++	dir		start xzgv on a certain directory.\n\
++	file ...	view (only) the file(s) specified.\n\
++\n\
++All options are processed after any ~/.xzgvrc or /etc/xzgv.conf file.\n\
++Most long options (minus `--') can used in either file with e.g. `zoom on'.\n\
++\n\
++On/off settings (such as zoom) are enabled by e.g. `-z' or `--zoom';\n\
++however, the long-option form `--option=off' can be used to disable\n\
++them (needed when they are enabled by default - revert-scale, for\n\
++example - or to override them being enabled in a config file).\n\
++\n\
++(This syntax actually lets you both disable *and* enable options,\n\
+ using (for the arg after `=') on/off, y/n, yes/no, or 1/0.)");
+ 
+ exit(0);