xlswins(1X)                                           xlswins(1X)



NAME
     xlswins - displays the window tree

SYNOPSIS
     xlswins [option] ...  [windowid] ...

DESCRIPTION
     xlswins displays the window tree. By default, the root win-
     dow is used as the starting point.  You can specify a window
     to be used as the starting point by supplying its window ID,
     in hexadecimal, on the command line.

   Options
     The xlswins command accepts these options:

     -format radix
             Specifies the radix to use when printing out window
             IDs. The allowable values are: hex, octal, and de-
             cimal.  The default is hex (hexadecimal).

     -indent spaces
             Specifies the number of spaces to indent for each
             level in the window tree. The default is 2.

     -display displayname
             Specifies the X server to connect to. See X(1X) for
             details.

     -l      Generates a long listing for each window.  The list-
             ing includes a number indicating the depth, the
             geometry relative to the parent, as well as the lo-
             cation relative to the root window.

   Environment variables
     The xlswins command uses this environment variable:

     DISPLAY Specifies the default host, display number, and
             screen.

LIMITATIONS
     The xlswins command should somehow be integrated with
     xwininfo.

NOTES
     Copyright 1988, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
     See X(1X) for a full statement of rights and permissions.

     Author: Jim Fulton, MIT X Consortium

SEE ALSO
     X(1X), XmacII(1X), xprop(1X), xwininfo(1X)




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