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Well this works, but it doesn't use the bash normal file completion |
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command which imho is not implemented correctly. I don't think that |
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--usepkg should limit itself to the binary packages directory, the |
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completion that follows should be a standard bash file completion. If |
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you see how file completion on other commands has been implemented, then |
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you'll see that they suffer from the same problem (eg. chown chmod ....) |
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I think that the compgen implementation of -f is flawed, it doesn't |
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react any different than -d. I'll try to contact the bash author(s). |
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On Thu, 2001-12-13 at 22:13, Zach Forrest wrote: |
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> This seems to work (see attachment). |
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> |
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> [DISCLAIMER: I make no claims that this is pretty.] |
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> |
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> Geert, |
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> |
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> I think the problem with filename completion when '--usepkg' is |
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> specified has to do with the suffix and glob flags when setting $setsma. |
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> I made a few other changes and was having the same problem (i.e. after |
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> the dirname was completed, it appended a "/" and added a space; |
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> interestingly, though, was that when I backspaced, it then completed on |
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> filenames properly). To get it working, I removed the '-S' flag and |
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> changed the glob pattern to "*/" (only when '--usepkg' is specified, of |
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> course). |
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> |
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> Maybe one of us should mail this addition to the bash_completion |
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> maintainer so it can be included in the main package. (He might also be |
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> able to clean it up a bit. If you'd like to send it in, feel free to |
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> point the finger at me for the hacks. ;-) ) |
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> |
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> Zach |
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-- |
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Geert Bevin |
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"Use what you need" Pierre Theunisstraat 1/47 |
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