Xpad command-line options show, hide and toggle are not working

[Arthur Borsboom]

Maybe I'm missing something, but is there a way to have Xpad show all notes using a simple keyboard shortcut (or command line option)?

I keep the notes going throughout the day and toggle between many windows while working. It'd be nice to not have to move the mouse to the tray icon and click to show my notes, but rather use a keyboard shortcut to show them. If there is/could be a command line option to do this, I could configure it as well.

Anything available like that? I haven't found anything in the documentation, but again I could be missing it.

Thanks,
Jon

[Arthur Borsboom (arthurborsboom)]

The toggle, hide and show options worked in the past and got broken.
Easy fix is possible and executed.

[Arthur Borsboom (arthurborsboom)]

Although working on Arch Linux with Openbox, it does not work in Ubuntu.

In Ubuntu Xpad crashes after --hide. Need to fix.

[Arthur Borsboom (arthurborsboom)]

Command line toggle did work after all.

There was a race condition when shutting down the application, leading to a crash.
Race condition is resolved.