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33 lines
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# i3toolwait
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Launch a program and move it to the correct workspace.
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## Filtering
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The program allows to match the window or container based on the returned IPC data.
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Some programs might open multiple windows (looking at you, Discord).
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In order to move the correct window to the desired workspace a filter can be defined.
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The syntax for the filter is lisp-like. To view all spawned containers run the program
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with `--debug --filter=False` which will not match any windows and print their properties.
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It is then possible to construct a filter for any program.
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Available Operators:
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- and: `&`
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- or: `|`
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- eq: `=`
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- neq: `!=`
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- gt: `>`
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- lt: `<`
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The filter usually operates on the dictionary, and thus the *first* argument to every normal filter
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is the dictionary element, in `.` notation, as might be customary in `jq`.
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For example: `(> ".container.geometry.width" 300)` would match the first window where the width is greater than 300.
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Multiple filters are combined via nesting: `(& (> ".container.geometry.width" 300) (= ".container.window_properties.class" "discord"))`.
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