FvwmCommand – fvwm command external interface SynopsisFvwmCommand [-cmrvw] [-S name] [-i level] [-f name] [-F level] [command…] DescriptionFvwmCommand lets you monitor fvwm transaction and issue fvwm command from a shell command line or scripts. FvwmCommand takes each argument as a fvwm command. Quotes can be used to send commands including spaces. FvwmCommand ‘FvwmPager 0 1’InvocationFvwmCommandS…
FvwmButtons – the fvwm buttonbox module SynopsisModule FvwmButtons [-g geometry] [-transient | -transientpanel] [name[configfile]]FvwmButtons can only be invoked by fvwm. Command line invocation of the FvwmButtons module will not work. DescriptionThe FvwmButtons module provides a window of buttons which sits on the X terminal’s root window. The user can press the buttons at any time,…
FvwmBanner – the Fvwm Banner module SynopsisModule FvwmBanner FvwmBanner can only be invoked by fvwm. Command line invocation of the FvwmBanner module will not work. DescriptionFvwmBanner displays an Fvwm Logo in the center of the screen for 3 seconds. CopyrightsNone. InitializationNothing interesting. InvocationFvwmBanner can be invoked by the command ‘Module FvwmBanner’. This can be bound…
FvwmBacker – the fvwm background changer module SynopsisModule FvwmBacker FvwmBacker can only be invoked by fvwm. Command line invocation of the FvwmBacker module will not work. DescriptionThe FvwmBacker module provides functionality to change the background when changing desktops. Any command can be executed to change the backgrounds. Actually, any arbitrary command can be sent to…
FvwmAuto – the fvwm auto-raise module SynopsisModule FvwmAuto Timeout [-passid] [-menter|-menterleave|-mfocus] [EnterCommand [LeaveCommand]]FvwmAuto can only be invoked by fvwm. Command line invocation of the FvwmAuto will not work. DescriptionThe FvwmAuto module is most often used to automatically raise focused windows. InvocationThe correct syntax is: Module FvwmAuto Timeout [-passid] [-menter|-menterleave|-mfocus] [EnterCommand [LeaveCommand]] AddToMenu Modules + "Auto…
FvwmAnimate – the fvwm animate module SynopsisModule FvwmAnimate [ModuleAlias] FvwmAnimate can only be invoked by fvwm. Command line invocation of the FvwmAnimate module will not work. From within the .fvwm2rc file, FvwmAnimate is spawned as follows: Module FvwmAnimateor from within an fvwm pop-up menu: DestroyMenu Module-Popup AddToMenu Module-Popup "Modules" Title + "Fvwm Animate Icons" Module…
FreeFem++ – interpreter for the FreeFem++ language SynopsisFreeFem++ filename.edp FreeFem++-nw filename.edp FreeFem++-x11 filename.edp FreeFem++-glx filename.edp FreeFem++-mpi filename.edp FreeFem++-cs filename.edp DescriptionThis manual page documents briefly the FreeFem++, FreeFem++-nw, FreeFem++-glx, FreeFem++-mpi and FreeFem++-cs commands. This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page. Instead, it has detailed…
FittedBondCurve – Example of using QuantLib to fit discount curves SynopsisFittedBondCurve DescriptionFittedBondCurve is an example of using QuantLib. For a given set of coupons and terms to maturity, it computes the value of a bond by fitting the yields to a curve using different methods. The fitting methods are exponential splines, simple polynomials, Nelson-Siegel, and…
FileCheck – Flexible pattern matching file verifier SynopsisFileCheck match-filename [–check-prefix=XXX] [–strict-whitespace] DescriptionFileCheck reads two files (one from standard input, and one specified on the command line) and uses one to verify the other. This behavior is particularly useful for the testsuite, which wants to verify that the output of some tool (e.g. llc) contains the…
FRA – Example of using QuantLib SynopsisFRA DescriptionFRA is an example of using the QuantLib interest-rate model framework. FRA values a forward-rate agreement (FRA) at different forward dates under two yield curve assumptions. It thereby illustrates how set up a term structure, and to use it to price a simple forward-rate agreement. See AlsoThe source…
FBReader – e-book reader SynopsisFBReader [-zlui ui-type] [ui-specific options] [-lang language] [e-book] DescriptionFBReader is an e-book reader. It supports most open e-book formats, and can read compressed e-book archives. For more information on using the program, see the "About FBReader" button on its toolbar. Options-zlui ui-type Try to start FBReader with the specified uu type….
Eterm – the Enlightened terminal emulator for the X Window System SynopsisEterm [options] DescriptionEterm — version 0.9.5 — is a color vt102 terminal emulator intended as an xterm(1) replacement. It is designed with a Freedom of Choice philosophy, leaving as much power, flexibility, and freedom as possible in the hands of the user. It is…
EquityOption – Example of using QuantLib to value equity options SynopsisEquityOption DescriptionEquityOption is an example of using QuantLib. For a given set of option parameters, it computes the value of three different equity options types (with european, bermudan and american exercise features) using different valuation algorithms. The calculation methods are Black-Scholes (for european options only),…
DiscreteHedging – Example of using QuantLib SynopsisDiscreteHedging DescriptionDiscreteHedging is an example of using the QuantLib Monte Carlo simulation framework. By simulation, DiscreteHedging computes profit and loss of a discrete interval hedging strategy and compares with the outcome with the results of Derman and Kamal’s Goldman Sachs Equity Derivatives Research Note "When You Cannot Hedge Continuously:…
DRAWEXE – OpenCASCADE test harness SynopsisDRAWEXE DescriptionThis program provides a kind of scripting interface to the OpenCASCADE libraries. You can perform a simple test by starting it and entering at the command line: "pload ALL" then "source /usr/share/opencascade/6.5.0/src/DrawResources/VisualizationDemo.tcl". AuthorAdam Powell <hazelsct [at] debian.org>
ConvertibleBonds – Example of using QuantLib to value convertible bonds SynopsisConvertibleBonds DescriptionConvertibleBonds is an example of using QuantLib. For a given set of option parameters, it computes the value of a convertible bond with an embedded put option for two different equity options types (with european and american exercise features) using the Tsiveriotis-Fernandes method with…
ConicProj — perform conic projections SynopsisConicProj ( -c | -a ) lat1 lat2 [ -l lon0 ] [ -k k1 ] [ -r ] [ -e a f ] [ -p prec ] [ –comment-delimiter commentdelim ] [ –version | -h | –help ] [ –input-file infile | –input-string instring ] [ –line-separator linesep ]…
CartConvert — convert geodetic coordinates to geocentric or local cartesian SynopsisCartConvert [ -r ] [ -l lat0 lon0 h0 ] [ -e a f ] [ –comment-delimiter commentdelim ] [ –version | -h | –help ] [ –input-file infile | –input-string instring ] [ –line-separator linesep ] [ –output-file outfile ] DescriptionConvert geodetic coordinates to…
CallableBonds – Example of callable-bond pricing SynopsisCallableBonds DescriptionCallableBonds is an example of using QuantLib. It prices a number of callable bonds and compares the results to known good data. See AlsoThe source code CallableBonds.cpp, BermudanSwaption(1), EquityOption(1), DiscreteHedging(1), SwapValuation(1), the QuantLib documentation and website at http://quantlib.org. AuthorsThe QuantLib Group (see Authors.txt). This manual page was added…
CMCEnroll – Used to sign a certificate request with an agent’s certificate. SynopsisCMCEnroll -d <directory_of_NSS_security_database_containing_agent_cert> -n <certificate_nickname> -r <certificate_request_file> -p <certificate_DB_passwd> DescriptionThe Certificate Management over Cryptographic Message Syntax (CMC) Enrollment utility, CMCEnroll, provides a command-line utility used to sign a certificate request with an agent’s certificate. This can be used in conjunction with the CA…