# TestMenu.txt
# Default configuration file for the program "myGtkMenu"
# Usage: myGtkMenu MenuDescriptionFilename
#
# Keywords are used to identify the type of line. One keyword per line. The
# 7 keywords are:
#
# "menupos="
# "item="
# "cmd="
# "icon="
# "separator"
# "submenu="
# "iconsize="
#
#"Item=" must be followed by "cmd=" which must, in turn, be followed by "icon=".
#
# "Submenu" must be followed by "icon=" (line indented).
# All menu entries in this submenu must be indented using the <tab> character.
# The first line that is not indented with the same number of <tab>s signals
# the end of this submenu. Submenus can, of course, be nested.
#
# Item denotes the text to show in the menu. An underscore ("_") indicates
# the mnemonic for the menu item. Cmd denotes the command to run.
# Icon denotes a image to show in the menu. If you do not want an image,
# use the entry "icon=NULL". Submenu denotes the text to show
# in the menu listing. Separator is just that - a line in the menu.
# Iconsize changes the dimensions of the image used for succeeding menu items.
# MenuPos is an optional line to force the menu to open at a given x-y
# position (the program xev can help you find coordinates - see its man page).
# If "menupos=" is missing, the menu is shown at the mouse cursor position.
# Lines are limited to 200 characters. The character "#" marks the
# beginning of a comment (ignored by myGtkMenu). Blank lines are ignored.
#
#   |--------------------------------------------------------------------|
#   | If an error is found in the file, the rest of the file is ignored. |
#   |--------------------------------------------------------------------|
#
# The text that follows "cmd=" must be a legal (error free) command.
# If the command will not work when independently run on a terminal window,
# it will not work from myGtkMenu.
#
# To debug the operation of myGtkMenu on MenuDescriptionFilename,
# run "myGtkMenu MenuDescriptionFilename" from a command prompt
# (ie terminal window). When in doubt, enter the complete pathname of
# the files: "/PATH/myGtkMenu /PATH/MenuDescriptionFilename" where
# "/PATH/" is the directory where the files are located.
#
# Typically, one would run myGtkMenu from an icon on a panel or an
# icon on the desktop. (In GNOME, launchers are designed to do this.)
# Note that you are not limited to one menu. Make several launchers and
# operate them with different MenuDescriptionFilename.


#      ............... Beginning of menu ...............

#MenuPosition = 10 10 # Optional

iconsize = 25

item = Example Menu - TestMenu.txt
cmd = " "
icon = NULL

SEPARATOR # This is a comment and will be ignored.

item =  _GEdit
cmd = gedit
icon = gnome-icons/text-editor.png # Icons can come from any directory

item = _Notes
cmd = gedit ~/Notes.txt
icon = gnome-icons/text-editor.png

item = _Calculator
cmd = gcalctool
icon = gnome-icons/gnome-calc2.png

item =  Gimp
cmd = gimp
icon = gnome-icons/gnome-gimp.png

#iconsize = 32

SEPARATOR

Submenu = SU        # see man consolehelper

	icon = gnome-icons/access.png

	item=Nautilus
	cmd=nautilus-super --no-desktop --browser # Not a standard program
	icon=gnome-icons/folder.png

	SEPARATOR

	item = GEdit
	cmd = gedit-super   # Not a standard program
	icon = gnome-icons/text-editor.png

SEPARATOR

Submenu = _Other
	icon = gnome-icons/gnome-folder.png

	item = _Edit Menu
	cmd = gedit ~/bin/Menu1.txt
	icon = gnome-icons/gnome-gmenu.png

SEPARATOR

Submenu = Music
	icon = gnome-icons/sound.png

	item = 50s
	cmd = xmms /home/Music/50s/PlayAll.m3u
	icon = gnome-icons/media-optical.png

	item = 60s
	cmd = xmms /home/Music/60s/PlayAll.m3u
	icon = gnome-icons/media-optical.png

	SEPARATOR

	Submenu = Some Band
		icon =gnome-icons/sound.png

		item = Album 1
		cmd = xmms /home/Music/SomeBand/Album1/PlayAll.m3u
		icon = gnome-icons/media-optical.png

		item = Album 2
		cmd = xmms /home/Music/SomeBand/Album2/PlayAll.m3u
		icon = gnome-icons/media-optical.png

	SEPARATOR

	Submenu = Another Band
		icon =gnome-icons/sound.png

		item = Album 1
		cmd = xmms /home/Music/AnotherBand/Album1/PlayAll.m3u
		icon = gnome-icons/media-optical.png

		item = Album 2
		cmd = xmms /home/Music/AnotherBand/Album2/PlayAll.m3u
		icon = gnome-icons/media-optical.png

	SEPARATOR

	item = 70s
	cmd = xmms /home/Music/70s/PlayAll.m3u
	icon = gnome-icons/media-optical.png
