NAME

       nxdialog - NX Dialog Helper

SYNOPSIS

       nxdialog [-h] [--dialog DIALOG_TYPE] [--message TEXT]
                [--caption CAPTION] [--display DISPLAY] [--parent AGENTPID]
                [--window WINDOW] [--class DLGCLASS] [--local]
                [--allowmultiple]

DESCRIPTION

       nxdialog is a GUI helper that can be used with nxagent to provide user interaction on
       certain events inside nxagent. It adds graphical widgets (menus, dialog boxes, etc.) to
       nxagent that allow a smarter user interaction with the agent.

       nxagent is not using nxdialog by default, set the $NX_CLIENT environment variable to make
       the nxdialog path known to nxagent.

       If you want to disable nxdialog usage in nxagent, then make sure that the $NX_CLIENT
       environment variable is unset.

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS

       -h, --help
               Show this help message and exit.

       --dialog DIALOG_TYPE
               Type of dialog to show, one of "yesno", "ok", "error", "panic", "quit",
               "pulldown", "yesnosuspend".

       --message TEXT
               Message text to display in the dialog.

       --caption CAPTION
               Window title of the dialog.

       --display DISPLAY
               X11 display where the dialog should be shown (default: $DISPLAY).

       --parent AGENTPID
               PID of the nxagent. The agent PID can be 0 for testing nxdialog.

       --window WINDOW
               X11 id of window where to embed the pulldown dialog type.

       --class DLGCLASS
               Class of the message (info, warning, error) default: info) [currently
               unimplemented].

       --local Specify that proxy mode is used [currently unimplemented].

       --allowmultiple
               Allow launching more than one dialog with the same message [currently
               unimplemented].

AUTHOR

       The nxdialog application has been derived from Google's NeatX client application by Ulrich
       Sibiller <uli42@gmx.de>.

       This manual has been written by Mike Gabriel <mike.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de> for the
       X2Go Project (https://wiki.x2go.org) and the Arctica Project (https://arctica-
       project.org).