- Use window id to float windows, so that the wrong window isn't ever
accidentally floated
- Sleep when first creating window to ensure it is mapped before
resizing/floating
Before, using the -a option with bspwm would float any window after
auto-hiding then auto-showing it. This will prevent non-floating windows that are auto hidden from being
floated afterwards.
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
Originally tried parsing xwininfo's -geometry section output with awk, but signs (+/-) change depending on window position.
Instead, subtract relative from absolute if they are different.
On window managers with decorations/borders they will be different.
if there is no saved window id, xwininfo -id will be run without an
argument and will wait for the user to click on a window; prevent this
from happening
initial script commit
- remove xdo dependency
- make tmux usage optional
- only toggle by wid (removed generic class toggle)
- generalize script to work with more than just terminals
- generalize script to not be tied to bspwm
- add -p and -P flags for window manager specific oneshot floating rules
or commands
- add a bspwm tested command for -p
- add work-around for urxvt's different -e option
- add long options
- make y-offset default to 1 so that windows aren't moved to center
- add -n flag to allow for multiple dropdowns of same terminal
- update help
angelic-sedition