| $LEADER | |
If one or more icons are currently selected from the Desktop, LEADER is set to the icon whose text field is highlighted. If no icons are selected, it is set to null.
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| $REST | |
If more than one icon is currently selected from the Desktop, REST contains the list of names of all selected icons except the highlighted icon (see LEADER above). Otherwise, it is set to null.
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| $LEADERTYPE | |
If one or more icons are currently selected from the Desktop, LEADERTYPE is set to the TYPE of the icon whose text field is highlighted. If no icons are selected, it is set to null.
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| $RESTTYPE | |
When more than one icon is currently selected from the Desktop, RESTTYPE contains the TYPE for all selected icons except the highlighted icon, if the remainder of the selected icons are all of the same TYPE. If they are not the same TYPE, or only one icon is selected, RESTTYPE is set to null.
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| $RESTTYPELIST | |
Contains the list of TYPEs corresponding to the arguments in REST. If only one icon is selected, RESTTYPELIST is set to null.
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| $ARGC | |
Contains the number of selected icons.
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| $TARGET | |
Set only for the CMD DROP rule, TARGET contains the name of the icon being dropped upon; otherwise it is set to null.
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| $TARGETTYPE | |
Set only for the CMD DROP rule, TARGETTYPE contains the TYPE of the icon being dropped upon; otherwise it is set to null.
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| $SELECTED | |
Contains the names of the icons being dropped on TARGET, or null, if none are being dropped.
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| $SELECTEDTYPE | |
If all of the icons named in SELECTED are of the same TYPE, SELECTEDTYPE contains that TYPE; otherwise it is set to null.
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| $SELECTEDTYPELIST | |
Contains a list of TYPEs corresponding to the TYPEs of the selected icons named in SELECTED. If only one icon is selected, it is set to null.
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| $WINEDITOR | |
Contains the name for the text editor invoked from the Desktop. The default editor is jot. To use an editor that does not generate its own window by default, you must set WINEDITOR to the appropriate winterm command line sequence. Thus, for vi, you would set WINEDITOR by typing:
setenv WINEDITOR 'winterm -c vi'
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| $WINTERM | |
Contains the name of the window terminal invoked from the Desktop using winterm(1). Currently supported window terminals are wsh and xterm. The default window terminal is wsh.
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