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XPCE-CLIENT(1)							XPCE-CLIENT(1)

NAME
       xpce-client - Contact an XPCE server socket

SYNOPSIS
       xpce-client socket [-b] [-c command]

DESCRIPTION
       xpce-client  is a small program to contact an xpce(1) server socket and
       feed the xpce process commands.	A generic  server  that	 provides  the
       possibility   to	  execute   Prolog   goals   is	  available   in   the
       library(pce_server).  This server may be started from  xpce  using  the
       command

	      ?- pce_server(socket).

       after which this server may be contacted using:

	      % xpce-client socket
	      (pce) send(new(P, picture), open).
	      P = @717363
	      (pce) exit
	      %

   Options
       -b     Block  until  the	 xpce server closes the connection.  Otherwise
	      xpce-client exists as soon as it has send all  requests  to  the
	      server without waiting for response.

       -c command
	      Send  command  as a command to the server.  Without this option,
	      xpce-client will copy standard input to the  server  socket  and
	      copy any output from the socket to standard output.

SEE ALSO
       xpce(1), pl(1)

COPYING
       xpce-client(1)  is  not	copyrighted.  You may use, copy and modify its
       sources and/or binaries as you like.

AUTHOR
       Jan Wielemaker, SWI, University of Amsterdam

				 March 7 1995			XPCE-CLIENT(1)
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