Re: [PATCH] _git: auto-removable '..' suffix: remove at the end of lines

[Bart Schaefer <schaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

[> workers]

On Mar 22,  5:43pm, m0viefreak wrote:
} Subject: [PATCH] _git: auto-removable '..' suffix: remove at the end of li
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} -    compset -S '..*' || suf=( -qS .. -r '.@~ ^:' )
} +    compset -S '..*' || suf=( -S .. -r '.@~ ^:\t\n\-' )

The presence or absence of \n in the -r string doesn't seem to make any
difference for me.  The suffix is auto-removed on accept-line whether
invoked as ctrl+m or ctrl+j or enter/return, with or without \n there.

And of course the \t only matters if you type ctrl+v tab, because in
other cases complete-word is invoked and no character is inserted.

Hmm.  However, here's something really strange.  Starting from zsh -f
with compinit loaded and tab bound to complete-word ...

With the original code:

    compset -S '..*' || suf=( -qS .. -r '.@~ ^:' )

the trailing ".." is not boldfaced like an autoremovable suffix is by
default, and indeed it is not removed upon accept-line, though it is
auto-removed by e.g. a space.

With this:

    compset -S '..*' || suf=( -qS .. -r '.@~ ^:\-' )

(note that the only change is to add '\-' to the -r string), the ".." IS
shown in boldface and is auto-removed by accept-line.

I have no idea why that would make a difference.