Refer to `tdrop --help` and the manpage for more complete instructions.
`-s` should only be used for terminals if the user wants to start a tmux or tmuxinator session. `-W` should be used if the program to start is not a terminal with an `-e` flag. `-a` should be used to set up WM specific rules (which are required for the -w and -y flags to work properly; see below for supported WMs). Refer to `tdrop --help` and the manpage for more complete instructions.
-p cmd provide a pre-map command to float the window if necessary
-P cmd provide a post-map command to float the window if necessary
-M cmd provide a post-unmap command; can be used for example with a window manager that doesn't support floating to turn fullscreen on when mapping a terminal then off when unmapping it
-O cmd provide a one time command only for when a dropdown is created/initiated (useful for 'tdrop -c')
-O cmd provide a one time command only for when a dropdown is created/initiated (useful for 'tdrop current')
-d XxY give decoration/border size to accurately save position; only applicable with auto_show; on applicable with a few window managers (e.g. blackbox)
-a automatically detect window manager and if settings exist for it, automatically set -p, -P, and -d values as necessary; this can have affect when used with a terminal or with auto_show or auto_hide (default: false)
-W the given program is not a terminal (or lacks an -e flag) (default: assume it IS a terminal)
angelic-sedition
10 years ago