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[wxWidgets.git] / utils / emulator / docs / readme.txt

diff --git a/utils/emulator/docs/readme.txt b/utils/emulator/docs/readme.txt
index 42e8cff2c2c032cee58a47873916b5513988f9a3..122c0f1ac5ced0bf2030179e8061266e40bbb5e9 100644 (file)
--- a/utils/emulator/docs/readme.txt
+++ b/utils/emulator/docs/readme.txt
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-wxWindows PDA/Embedded System Emulator
+wxWidgets PDA/Embedded System Emulator
 ======================================
 
 This is a simple display emulator for embedded
-applications (wxWindows or other) that use
+applications (wxWidgets or other) that use
 an X server. The Familiar Linux distribution
 is one such environment, using Tiny-X.
 
@@ -44,6 +44,14 @@ Then run wxEmulator:
 
 % emulator &
 
+or
+
+% emulator mydevice.wxe &
+
+to specify a configuration file. Run emulator --help
+to show what options are available, such as --use-display
+for specifying a display other than :100.
+
 After a brief flicker in which wxEmulator steals
 Xnest's window, you should see an emulated iPAQ with
 a checked screen that indicates raw X with nothing else
@@ -69,16 +77,16 @@ before running it. E.g.:
 % export DISPLAY=:100
 % xterm &
 
-Eventually the emulator will support configurable
-skins, complete with buttons as on the actual device.
-For now, it just pretends to be an iPAQ.
+For details on the configuration file format, please
+see default.wxe. Eventually it will support
+device buttons.
 
 Compiling wxEmulator
 ====================
 
 You need to use wxX11 -- no other port is supported.
 Configure and make wxX11 in the usual way (see docs/x11/install.txt
-at the wxWindows top level), then compile wxEmulator
+at the wxWidgets top level), then compile wxEmulator
 using the makefile that configure created.
 
 Have fun!