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RUN2(1)				 User Commands			       RUN2(1)

NAME
       run2 - manual page for run2 (part of run2 0.3.0)

SYNOPSIS
       run2 [OPTIONS] xmlfile

DESCRIPTION
       Launches a target app, based information specified in the xmlfile argu‐
       ment. Optionally, determines if an Xserver is  available	 or  not,  and
       launches	 one  of  two  different target apps. Also, may be used to set
       environment variables before launching the target.

OPTIONS
       -h|--help
	      print this help message and exit

       -v|--version
	      print version information and exit

       -d|--display STRING
	      use STRING instead of $DISPLAY

       -x|--xlibname STRING
	      use exactly STRING instead of fuzzy cygX11-n.dll search

       -t|--timeout FLOAT
	      allow FLOAT seconds to connect with Xserver defaults to 0.5, use
	      0.0 for Xlib's (safe, 12s) timeout

       --force-gdi
	      unconditionally launch GDI configuration

       --force-x11
	      unconditionally launch X11 configuration

       -w|--wait
	      wait for the target app to complete before returning

       --nogui
	      disable informational popups

       --notty
	      disable stderr messages

       --silent
	      suppress all but fatal error messages (default)

       --no-silent
	      allow (fatal and non-fatal) error messages

       --no-verbose
	      same as --no-silent

       --verbose
	      allow error, warning, and info messages

       --debug[=N]
	      turn  on	debugging messages, as well as those enabled by --ver‐
	      bose. N defaults to 1 --debug=0 is the same as --verbose. Values
	      higher than 1 enable increasing details

run2 0.3.0			   June 2009			       RUN2(1)

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