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Incomplete completion for w3m under 4.1.1
- X-seq: zsh-users 6711
- From: Lloyd Zusman <ljz@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: zsh-users@xxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Incomplete completion for w3m under 4.1.1
- Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 15:26:16 -0400
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- Reply-to: ljz@xxxxxxxxxx
- Sender: Lloyd Zusman <ljz@xxxxxxxxxx>
The zsh-4.1.1 completion specification for the 'w3m' program
(specification attached) is incomplete. It will only try to complete
the final argument if it's some sort of URL. For example ..
w3m [ -options ] http://some.url.goes.here
However, w3m can also properly be used in the following way:
w3m file.html
... where 'file.html' is a file on disk that I want to view. However,
zsh is not completing these cases.
How can the _w3m completion spec be changed so that both kinds of values
can validly be completed for the final argument? ... or at least so
that I can cause it to switch between the two types of completion
with some sort of keystroke. Thanks in advance.
#compdef w3m
local curcontext="$curcontext" state line
typeset -A opt_args
_arguments -C \
'-t[tabwidth]:tabwidth:' \
'-r[ignore backspace effect]' \
'-l[preserved lines]:number of lines:' \
'-B[load bookmark]' \
'-bookmark:bookmark file:_files' \
'-T[content-type]:content type:' \
'-m[internet message mode]' \
'-v[visual startup mode]' \
'-M[monochrome display]' \
'-F[automatically render frame]' \
'(-dump_source -dump_head)-dump' \
'-cols:column width:' \
'(-dump -dump_head)-dump_source' \
'(-dump -dump_source)-dump_head' \
'+:goto line:' \
'-num[show line number]' \
'-no-proxy' \
'-no-mouse' \
'(-no-cookie)-cookie' \
'(-cookie)-no-cookie' \
'-no-graph' \
'-S[squeeze multiple blank lines]' \
'-W[toggle wrap search mode]' \
'-X[do not use termcap init/deinit]' \
'-o[option]:option-value:' \
'-config:config file:_files' \
'-debug' \
':url:->url' && return 0
case $state in
url)
local _w3mhistory
if [[ -s ~/.w3m/history ]]; then
_w3mhistory=(${(f)"$(<$HOME/.w3m/history)"})
compadd $_w3mhistory
fi
_urls -f
;;
esac
--
Lloyd Zusman
ljz@xxxxxxxxxx
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