use Xfce4::Xfconf; my $channel = Xfce4::Xfconf::Channel->new('FooChannel'); my $value = $channel->get_string('/general/foo-property');
The Xfconf API reference is very useful when writing apps using xfconf-perl. The call signatures will not always be identical, but one can get a good idea of what the different functions and classes do: http://mocha.xfce.org/~kelnos/xfconf/docs-current/
To discuss xfconf-perl, please join the Xfce Development Discussion list. Instructions can be found at http://foo-projects.org/mailman/listinfo/xfce4-dev
Finally, the xfconf-perl website is located at: http://xfce.org/
Brian Tarricone <bjt23@cornell.edu>
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