Add trigger information to criteria #5662
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This allows writing commands like "for_window [trigger="map",workspace="1"]" that only execute if the criteria matches during the initial mapping of the window. Currently implemented trigger names: - command: explicit invocation by a command, not very useful - map: initial window creation - mark, title, app_id, class, window_role, window_type: the given property changed
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Note: this is a re-post of #5609 because github closed that and apparently does not support reopening it (at least with only the one commit that I intended it to contain).
This allows writing commands like "for_window [trigger="map",workspace="1"]"
that only execute if the criteria matches during the initial mapping of the
window.
Currently implemented trigger names:
the given property changed