Start from a file

[Naheel-Azawy]

Like the "-n" option, "-F" start from a file instead of its index.

[Naheel-Azawy]

Sorry for the window.c thing, just ignore it, looks like you removed the entire full screen thing anyway which is even better!

[wjtk4444]

I would like to bump this pull request as it's a feature (#179) I find both useful for me and absolutely sane as a default for any image viewer. If You (@muennich) think otherwise, how about making it optional with for example -l (short for load directory).

sxiv is designed for command line users. Please use a wrapper script for that.

Here's why I would like you to reconsider:

• it does not harm command line users in any way
• it does expand the amount of use cases, including command line ones
• I believe that it mosly reuses pieces of code already present and used in sxiv

sxiv-rifle existing and still being mentioned 6 years later is a proof that this is a requested feature, and I see no reason not to have it implemented in sxiv itself. I would compare

Please use a wrapper script for that

to removing sxiv directory -r being a thing, because you could use find directory -type f | sxiv - as a wapper script for that. It would make sxiv more simple, but I don't think it'd make it a better image viewer.

I'm not trying to argue that more features equals better software, rather, I find this one particularly useful for an image viever, same as the ability to open a directory or load it recursively.