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WSH(1G)								       WSH(1G)

NAME
     wsh - compatibility front end for xwsh

DESCRIPTION
     wsh is a compatibility front end for xwsh.	 xwsh is the IRIX 4.0 and
     later version of wsh and supports a new command line syntax which is
     compatible with other X programs.	wsh is provided to allow users to
     transition to the new argument scheme without loss of pre-IRIX 4.0
     functionality.

CONVERSION
     The following table shows how to map the old style wsh command line
     arguments to the xwsh command line arguments:

     -C textcolor,pagecolor,hilitecolor,cursorbgcolor,selfg,selbg
	  Use -fg, -bg, -bold, -cursorfg, -cursorbg, -selbg, -selfg.

     -E	  Use -holdonerror.

     -f font
	  Use -fn "font".

     -F	  Use -xrm "XWsh.fixedSize: true".

     -H	  Use -hold.

     -l logfile
	  Use -log "logfile".

     -L dev1,dev2
	  Use -listen "dev1,dev2".

     -m COLS,LINES
	  Use -max COLSxLINES.

     -n name
	  Use -name "name".

     -p x,y
	  Use -geom +x-y.

     -r lines
	  Use -sl "lines".

     -R dev
	  Use -redirect "dev".

     -s COLS,LINES
	  Use -geom COLSxLINES.	 Note the interaction with -p.

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WSH(1G)								       WSH(1G)

     -t title
	  Use -title "title".

     -v	  Use -vt100.

     -Z1  Use "-xrm XWsh.autoFork: false" (this is the default).

     -Z2  Use -console and "-xrm XWsh.autoFork: false" (this is the default).

     -Z3  Same as -Z2.

     -Z4  Use -nopgrp.

     -Z5  Use -transient "root".

     -Z6  Use -nokeyboard.

     -Z7  Use -iconic.

     -c cmd args...
	  Use -e "cmd args...".

SEE ALSO
     xwsh(1g)

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