]> ChrisCheney ccheney@debian.org March 7, 2003 dcop 1 dcop Console &DCOP; client dcop --pipe --user user --all-users --session session --all-sessions --list-sessions --no-user-time application object function arguments Console &DCOP; client --pipe Call &DCOP; for each line read from stdin. This is roughly equivalent to calling while read line ; do dcop $line ; done but because no new dcop instance has to be started for each line this is generally much faster, especially for the slower GNU dynamic linkers. --user user Connect to the given user's &DCOP; server. This option will ignore the values of the environment vars $DCOPSERVER and $ICEAUTHORITY, even if they are set. If the user has more than one open session, you must also use one of the --list-sessions, --session or --all-sessions command-line options. --all-users Send the same &DCOP; call to all users with a running &DCOP; server. Only failed calls to existing &DCOP; servers will generate an error message. If no &DCOP; server is available at all, no error will be generated. --session session Send to the given &tde; session. This option can only be used in combination with the --user option. --all-sessions Send to all sessions found. Only works with the --user and --all-users options. --list-sessions List all active &tde; sessions for a user or all users. --no-user-time Don't update the user activity timestamp in the called application (for use in scripts running in the background). DCOPSERVER ICEAUTHORITY dcopclient(1) dcopref(1) dcopfind(1) kdcop(1) Inside &tde;, you can enter help:/kdcop in &konqueror; to see the User Manual for kdcop graphical dcop tool.