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How to know which completion function is being called?
I want to type somethingTabTab and know exactly which completion function gets called, so that I can use that function for completion of aliases. This is to solve the following problem: git push -d ...
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Autocomplection with description in zsh
General overview This question complete this other one. I try to set an autocomplete for --test parameter who should suggest a list of possible values (Here “foo” and “bar”). Until theire, it pretty ...
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zsh autocompletion for parametre value
General overview Here is my auto complexion file: _triumphum_complete() { _arguments \ '(- 1 *)'{-h,--help}'[show help options]' \ '(- 1 *)--tui[Run the game selection interface]' \ '(- 1 *)'{-r,...
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zsh completion for custom script: URL + optional parameters
I have zsh completion for custom script, where one parameter must be URL (ie, string) and then there are several optional parameters: --AAA --BBB --CCC: _arguments -S : \ '--AAA' \ '--BBB' \ ...
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zsh completion for umount: limit completion to one argument
when I use zsh completion for the umount command: umount /mnt/t<TAB> it completes the mounted filesystem /mnt/tmp. But when I accidentally press tab too many times, it tries to be too helpful, ...
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zsh completion: complete from predefined list
My zsh script takes following arguments: ./script --connect server --foo 3 --bar 5 name --foo and --bar take integers, name is the only non-option argument, and --connect should complete from ...
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How to disable "long descriptions" of commands in ZSH
I have a program named fhome that provides shell completion for Zsh: $ fhome <tab> config -- Manage system configuration event -- Manage events help h -- Shows a list of commands or ...
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zsh completion: complete --options for custom script
I have zsh completion rule for custom script. My script can take zero or more options (starting with -) and zero or more arbitrary strings (patterns): _arguments -S : \ '--foo' \ '--bar' \ ...
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zsh completion: complete block devices in /dev
for my script, I need to complete block devices in /dev, so that when I do my_script.sh <TAB> it will complete /dev/ and offer me all disks that are listed in /dev (not in subdirectories). So ...
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zsh completion: duplicate commands
Lets say I have an alias for grep. When I use zsh completion, it will offer grep twice (once as command, once as alias): gr<TAB> grep grep I found I can use ignored-patterns specifically for ...
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Zsh: make single file selection smart, stylish, and functionally correct (highlights, completions below cursor, etc)
I would like to have a near-flawless "single file selector" with zsh. So far I haven't seen one in questions as they tend to focus on zle settings for one's command line. Let's say we are ...
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Fish completion that depends on other flags
I have a command, that can connect to remote machines and so the completion should be based on which machine the user provided. That means that if the user pass -D DEVICE_ID I want the completion to ...
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zsh completion for make: only complete targets from Makefile
When I am in a directory with Makefile, and I use zsh completion for make: make <TAB> it completes two sets of completions: the targets from the Makefile files in current directory I only ...
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Fish shell reports "math: Error: Missing operator" on tab completion
I noticed the error this morning, but I don't think I have changed anything last night, so I am very confused right now. Perhaps I updated some utilities on my system and it somehow broke the back ...
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Disable Bash completion for a single environmental variable
Suppose I have an environmental variable $SAVE_DIR=/etc/ used to return to a saved directory (here /etc/) from any Bash shell. Typing cd $SAV[Tab] expands to cd $SAVE_DIR which is quite convenient. ...
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