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"xlswins" "" "\f3xlswins\f1(1) \(em X window listing utility" "" "window" "list" "window" "listing utility \(em \f3xlswins\f1(1)" "" xlswins - server window list displayer for X xlswins [-options ...] [ windowid ... ] xlswins lists the window tree. By default, the root window is used as the starting point, although a specific window may be specified using the -id option. If no specific windows are given on the command line, the root window will be used.

8 -display displayname This option specifies the X server to contact.

8 -l This option indicates that a long listing should be generated for each window. This includes a number indicating the depth, the geometry relative to the parent as well as the location relative to the root window.

8 -format radix This option specifies the radix to use when printing out window ids. Allowable values are: hex, octal, and decimal. The default is hex.

8 -indent number This option specifies the number of spaces that should be indented for each level in the window tree. The default is 2.

xprop (1), xwininfo (1)

8 DISPLAY to get the default host and display to use.

xlswins might not be included in future releases of __distroname__. Users should instead use the -tree option of the xwininfo (1) command to print the window tree.

xwininfo -tree -root replaces xlswins with no window id arguments. xwininfo -tree -id windowid limits the tree to windows under the given windowid, as xlswins does when given a window id argument.

Copyright 1988, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Jim Fulton, MIT X Consortium