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-.TH GRIDMENU 1 grid-0.0
-.SH NAME
-gridmenu \- grid window manager menu
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B gridmenu
-.RB [ \-v ]
-.RB [ \-t
-.IR title ]
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-.SS Overview
-.B gridmenu
-is a generic, highly customizable, and efficient menu for the X Window System,
-originally designed for
-.BR grid (1).
-It supports arbitrary, user defined menu contents.
-.SS Options
-.TP
-.B \-v
-prints version information to stdout, then exits.
-.TP
-.BI \-t " title"
-displays
-.I title
-above the menu.
-.SS Usage
-.B gridmenu
-reads a list of newline-separated items from stdin and creates a menu.
-When the user selects an item or enters any text and presses Enter, his choice
-is printed to stdout and
-.B gridmenu
-terminates.
-.SS Keyboard Control
-.B gridmenu
-is completely controlled by the keyboard. The following keys are recognized:
-.TP 2
-Any printable character
-appends the character to the text in the input field. This works as a filter:
-only items containing this text will be displayed.
-.TP 2
-Left/Right (Control-p/Control-n)
-select the previous/next item.
-.TP 2
-Tab (Control-i)
-copy the selected item to the input field.
-.TP 2
-Enter (Control-j)
-confirm selection and quit (print the selected item to stdout).
-.TP 2
-Shift-Enter (Shift-Control-j)
-confirm selection and quit (print the text in the input field to stdout).
-.TP 2
-Escape (Control-[)
-quit without selecting an item.
-.TP 2
-Backspace (Control-h)
-remove enough characters from the input field to change its filtering effect.
-.TP 2
-Control-u
-remove all characters from the input field.
-.SS Exit codes
-.B gridmenu
-returns
-.B 0
-if Enter is pressed on termination,
-.B 1
-if Escape is pressed.
-.SH SEE ALSO
-.BR gridwm (1)
remember that computers suck.