This method is more concise, doesn't require the checks the previous
method did, allows for both the --option=value and --option value
syntaxes, and still uses getopts. I'm not sure if there is some good
reason to not pre-parse the arguments in this way though.
Addresses #12
Determine the WID of a created window by checking the WID(s) associated
with the PID until one is viewable. This allows tdrop to reliably
determine the WID of the programs it starts and prevents capturing the
wrong window.
- Combine wid_create and term_create into one (which removes the need
for the -W option)
- Remove differing sleep settings for various window managers
- Get rid of a loop to check if the WID has been found
unmapping a dropdown
can be used, for example in a tiling wm, with -p or -P to toggle fullscreen on for just a
dropdown then off when unmapping the dropdown
noctuid