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NAME
pdfpcrc - pdfpc configuration file
SYNOPSIS
/etc/pdfpcrc / $XDG_CONFIG_DIR/pdfpc/pdfpcrc
DESCRIPTION
pdfpc(1) reads its configuration from /etc/pdfpcrc. It also reads $XDG_CONFIG_DIR/pdfpc/pdfpcrc if this
file exists (if $XDG_CONFIG_DIR is not set, $HOME/.config will be used).
Keybindings
The following commands are accepted:
bind <key> <func> [<arg>]
Bind a key to a function, passing a specified argument for functions which require one
unbind <key>
Unbind the given key
unbind_all
Clear all the key bindings
mouse <button> <func>
Bind a mouse button to a function
unmouse <button>
Unbind a mouse button
unmouse_all
Clear all the mouse bindings
A list of all possible functions can be obtained via the -L command line option of pdfpc(1).
Options
Some permanent changes can be configured via the config file. The syntax is:
option <option_name> <option_value>
The following option_name's are recognized:
black-on-end
Add an additional black slide at the end of the presentation (bool, Default false)
current-height
Percentage of the height of the presenter screen to be used for the current slide. (int, Default
80)
current-size
Percentage of the presenter screen to be used for the current slide. (int, Default 60)
disable-caching
see pdfpc(1)
disable-compression
see pdfpc(1)
disable-scrolling
Disable scrolling events on the presenter window (bool, Default false)
next-height
Percentage of the height of the presenter screen to be used for the next slide. (int, Default 70)
overview-min-size
Minimum width for the overview miniatures, in pixels. (int, Default 150)
switch-screens
Switch the presentation and the presenter screen. (bool, Default false)
time-of-day
see pdfpc(1)
timer-pace-color
Enable color hints of the timer, continuously indicating whether the presentation is progressing
according to the expected pace (bool, Default true). See the timer operation description in
pdfpc(1).
EXAMPLES
Key names can be obtained with the help of the xev utility. Note that names are case sensitive. Modifiers
can be specified in the form <mod>+<key> where <mod> is one of S (for shift), C (for control) and A/M
(for Alt/Meta). E.g.
bind S+Next next10
A shorthand for specifying key combinations constituting shift and an alphabetic character is to simply
give the uppercase version of the alphabetic character. For example, to bind <shift>+r to the 'reset'
function, use
bind R reset
To always activate the black-on-end option, one could add the following to the config file
option black-on-end true
SEE ALSO
pdfpc(1)
PDFPCRC(5)