Re: FVWM: Is there a "beginner's guide" or other resource for programming m4?

From: Paul D. Smith <psmith_at_BayNetworks.COM>
Date: 07 Mar 1998 11:32:35 -0500

%% Joe <torcail_at_magpage.com> writes:

  j> My apologies it I already sent a letter to you (I'm not sure). I having
  j> a hard time making sense out of the fvwm2 m4 config files and I could
  j> really use a good source of into (yes, I everything available to me thus
  j> far).

  j> Could you point me to a good resource?

Well, the documentation for GNU m4 comes with it, and if you have RH5 it
was installed for you.

All GNU docs are in _info_ format. The simplest way to read them is via
GNU Emacs (choose Help->Browse Manuals) but there is also a standalone
program "info" you can run.

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