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Use a similar detection mechanism to pass itself.
On wayland use:
* dmenu-wl instead of dmenu, an (almost) drop-in replacement
* ydotool instead of xdotool, a uinput-based replacement for
xdotool. It is not as feature-complete, but probably the
simplest (or only?) way to add the --type functionality to
passmenu on wayland.
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If IFS (Input Field Separator) is not emptied, read will actually strip
spaces and tabs at the beginning/end end of the "line".
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Prof. Aho always seemed neat, but parsing a script inside a script for
the simple purpose of removing the trailing new line seems a bit absurd.
So, instead use two processes! One for getting the first line and one
for removing the trailing line. Everybody loves more calls to fork(),
right?
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It seems this file doesn't use spaces any more.
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In 87ec1489fa98, I forgot that some people like to store more than one line in
their password files. We should only pass the first line to xdotool.
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This works around a bug in xdotool parsing when encountering quotes, see
https://github.com/jordansissel/xdotool/issues/72.
Thanks to Gerd Wachsmuth for the report.
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Suggested-by: Christoph Egger <christoph@christoph-egger.org>
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