I have written a bunch of dash scripts that resize and move windows for better efficiency.The structure is the following: i have a row of 8 windows that are stacked to the bottom of my screen, like thumbnails if you will. Let's call each of those windows miniportal_1,...,miniportal_8When i want to work with one of them a script resizes it above the row so that it occupies the remaining part of the screen and becomes mainportalTo better visualize, the concept is inspired by the fighter jet F-35 displays (See image)What i want to do is that if there's already one mainportal present, the miniportal window that i resize replaces it but also that the mainportal window is resized and moved to the former miniportal image. So in short i want to swap the miniportal and portal windows.I think what i need to do something like that:1/store the ID, geometry and coordinates of all visible windows using wmctrlvisible_windows_ID_array=wmctrl -l -G | awk '{print S1}'visible_windows_geometry=same but with different awk optionvisible_windows_coordinates= same but with different awk option2/Do a for loop with an if test to get the ID of the mainportal windowfor((i=0;i<${#get_visible_windows_ID_array[@]}; i++ )) doand this is where i can't find the correct syntax for the If test. I want to do something like that:if visible_windows_geometry[i]= mainportal geometry  && visible_windows_coordinates[i]= mainportal coordinates thenget visible_windows_ID[i]fidoneOnce i have the mainportal window ID i can use wmctrl -r to resize it.Any idea on how i could do that?
swap windows with dash script
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