#comments begin with the # character

#you can run something at startup (or restart) with begin=`a perl command`
#some examples:
#begin=`system("rootv -verbose -bg -station Nine &")`
#begin=`system("xawtv &")`

#this just runs my version of zapping which I've hacked to
#allow no user input, and to start up fullscsreen behind all
#other windows.
#i've commented it out because you probably won't have that program
#begin=`system("safe-root-zapping &")`


#config settings start with %
%orient=h
%gtkrc=/usr/share/themes/BHgtk/gtk/gtkrc
%decorations=0
%pos=0,0

#you can assign variables with name=value and then use them like $name
#control=sudo -u gdm /usr/bin/v4lctl
#control=v4lctl
control=safe-root-zapping-control


#here is an example of evaluating a perl expression.
procid=`$$`

#here is an example of evaluating a shell command.
#note that this is different from the example using system()
#above, as the double-backticks here (``) make sure the 
#result gets assigned to the variable
uid=``id -nu``

#the buttons start below. The format is text,command
#if no ',command' is present, a label is created, otherwise
#a button is created
#blank lines are ignored
#by default, extra spaces are stripped to allow for indenting
#but you can force spaces by using quotes.

#you can use %close and %restart to quit or restart the panel
Close,%close
Restart,%restart

#you can easily add spacing between buttons like this:
"  "
#as you can see, you can use vars in the text or command section
Running as: $uid (pid:$procid)
"  "
VCR,$setstation VCR
SBS,$control setstation SBS
ABC,$control setstation ABC
Seven,$control setstation Seven
Nine,$control setstation Nine
Ten,$control setstation Ten

Station
 " < ",$control setstation prev
 " > ",$control setstation next

Volume
 " - ",$control volume dec 5%
 " + ",$control volume inc 5%
 " x ",$control volume mute

Brightness
 " - ",$control bright dec 10%
 " + ",$control bright inc 10%