Index: Makefile ================================================================== --- Makefile +++ Makefile @@ -28,12 +28,11 @@ gzip -dc > gtk3.xml < gtk3.xml.gz glade gtk3.xml 2>/dev/null gzip -c9 < gtk3.xml > gtk3.xml.gz # Prepare packaging -docs: # update static files - gzip -9c NEWS > NEWS.gz +docs: ver: # copy `version:` info version get:plugin st2.py write:control PKG-INFO clean: rm *.pyc */*.pyc rm -r __pycache__ */__pycache__ Index: help/cli.page ================================================================== --- help/cli.page +++ help/cli.page @@ -48,10 +48,47 @@

Specifying a channel name is often optional. If you add one, it should be all-lowercase. You can also give a list, like "shoutcast,xiph" which would be searched then.

GUI options -

There are also --gtk3 and --gtk2 command line options. Usually the right toolkit - is picked depending on Python version. But you can manually override this.

+

There are also a few command line flags, which influence the + graphical runtime.

+ + + --gtk3 +

Picks the Gtk3 toolkit. Which is default for Python3 runs. + But could also be used for Python2 instead of pygtk.

+
+ + --gtk2 +

Fake option. Python2 runs on Gtk2 per default. And Py3 is + bound to Gtk3/PyGObject anyway.

+
+ + -D +

Enable debug output on the console. Identical to the debug + configuration dialog option.

+
+ + -d plugin +

Disable a named plugin. Useful if it hangs on startup. So + -d xiph can temporarily disable it. Note that this + flag gets set durably by clicking [save] in the config + dialog.

+
+ + -e plugin +

Enable a channel/feature plugin just once.

+
+ + -h +

Print help list with all known command line flags. Note that + this excludes details on the CLI action commands.

+
+ + -x +

Exit right away. A flag only used for testing.

+
+