Re: completion or refresh bug?

[Zoltan Hidvegi <hzoli@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> This is happening with an ordinary xterm in 3.0.3-test3; it exists at
> least back to 3.0.2-test2.  I doubt it's terminal dependent; it still
> appears if you tell the shell the xterm is a vt100.
> 
> % zsh -f
> % compctl -D -f + -X '(No file found; using history)' -H 0 ''
> % echo *,ps<TAB>
> 
> (that should have been *.ps, of course) becomes:
> 
> % echo \*.ps^@
> (No file found; using history)
> % echo \*,ps
> 
> the only problem is the extraneous ^@.  With alwayslastprompt, it
> appears right under the cursor.  It goes when you type ^L.

That patch below fixes that.

> The ^@ does not appear when the -X message is removed.  However,
> in that case the * does not get backslashed; one of the alternatives
> is presumably also a bug.

I think I know the cause and I'm not sure it is a bug.  I'll check.

Zoltan


*** Src/Zle/zle_tricky.c	1997/01/07 16:42:24	3.1.1.9
--- Src/Zle/zle_tricky.c	1997/01/11 22:41:02
***************
*** 2169,2175 ****
  makecomplist(char *s, int incmd, int *delit, int *compadd, int untokenized)
  {
      Compctl cc = NULL;
!     int oloffs = offs, owe = we, owb = wb, ocs = cs, isf = 1;
      int t, sf1, sf2, ooffs;
      char *p, *sd = NULL, *tt, *s1, *s2, *os = NULL;
      unsigned char *ol = NULL;
--- 2169,2175 ----
  makecomplist(char *s, int incmd, int *delit, int *compadd, int untokenized)
  {
      Compctl cc = NULL;
!     int oloffs = offs, owe = we, owb = wb, ocs = cs, oll = ll, isf = 1;
      int t, sf1, sf2, ooffs;
      char *p, *sd = NULL, *tt, *s1, *s2, *os = NULL;
      unsigned char *ol = NULL;
***************
*** 2184,2189 ****
--- 2184,2191 ----
  
    xorrec:
  
+     DPUTS(ll != strlen((char *) line), "BUG: xorrec: ll != strlen(line)");
+ 
      /* Go to the end of the word if complete_in_word is not set. */
      if (unset(COMPLETEINWORD) && cs != we)
  	cs = we, offs = strlen(s);
***************
*** 2923,2928 ****
--- 2925,2931 ----
  	wb = owb;
  	we = owe;
  	cs = ocs;
+ 	ll = oll;
  	strcpy((char *)line, (char *)ol);
  	offs = oloffs;
  	s = dupstring(os);