KDE Panel Popup delay

#!/bin/bash

# Force a delay between mouse touches screen border and when panel (eg: taskbar) pops up
# This is a little hackish. It will detect mouse position, and move the panel out of the screen
# Currently only works for a bar on the left
# Requires: xdotool

INTERVAL=0.3

# Desktop Height
DHEIGHT=768

# How much to move left the bar
OFFSET=200


# Detect ID of the panel
BARRA="$(
  for i in `xdotool search --classname Plasma`; do
    xwininfo -id $i |
	    egrep -q -- "-geometry [12]?[0-9]{2}x$DHEIGHT\+(0|-$OFFSET)\+0" && 
        echo $i
  done | 
    egrep '^[0-9]+' |
    head -n 1
)"

# Alternatively detect
# BARRA=$(xdotool selectwindow)

# Handle quit gracefully
trap 'xdotool windowmove "$BARRA" 0 0; exit' SIGINT SIGTERM


# echo "Panel window id = $BARRA"

# Start by hiding
xdotool windowmove "$BARRA" -$OFFSET 0


A1=-1
A2=-1
A3=-1

S=0

# Main loop
while true; do
 A3=$A2
 A2=$A1
 A1=$(xmousepos | cut -f1 -d" ")

 # If the mouse has been on the left for a while, restore panel
 if [[ $A1 == 0 && $A2 == 0 && $S == 0 ]]; then
	 S=1
	 xdotool windowmove "$BARRA" 0 0
 fi

 # If the mouse is on the right, hide panel
 if [[ $A1 -gt $OFFSET && $S == 1 ]]; then
	 S=0
	 xdotool windowmove "$BARRA" -$OFFSET 0
 fi
 sleep $INTERVAL
done