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Re: filename completion with umlauts (again)
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- From: Andy Spiegl <zsh.Andy@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Subject: Re: filename completion with umlauts (again)
- Date: Sat, 8 Jan 2011 00:35:00 +0100
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On 2011-01-07, 09:44, Peter Stephenson wrote:
> Yes, I'm afraid that's the last big reason why I haven't released the
> multibyte-enabled shell as a stable version yet. However, it's a big
> job in underdocumented code, so I'm not going to wait any more.
> Possibly someone will have time and patience for it one day.
Uhm, too bad. I am wondering whether case insensitivity in the
matcher could be achieved with a different trick?
Maybe somehow like this: Bart Schaefer once sent me a nifty function
to replace a leading 7 with a slash (common typing mistake on German
keyboards):
function _7slash {
if [[ $words[CURRENT] = 7(#b)(*)(#e) ]]
then
compadd -U -X 'Correct leading 7 to /' -f /$match[1]
fi
}
But no, I guess case insensitivity is a lot more complex, right?
Thanks,
Andy.
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