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puzzling compset -P behaviour
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- From: Adam Spiers <adam@xxxxxxxxxx>
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- Subject: puzzling compset -P behaviour
- Date: Sun, 10 Mar 2002 16:34:02 +0000
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$PREFIX and $IPREFIX seem to get "reset" with nested calls to
compset -P. For example:
% _foo () {
echo "\nfoo IPREFIX[$IPREFIX] PREFIX[$PREFIX]"
compset -P '*1'
echo "foo IPREFIX[$IPREFIX] PREFIX[$PREFIX]"
}
% _foo2 () {
_foo
echo "foo2 IPREFIX[$IPREFIX] PREFIX[$PREFIX]"
compset -P '*2'
echo "foo2 IPREFIX[$IPREFIX] PREFIX[$PREFIX]"
}
% compdef _foo2 foo
% foo ab1cd2e<TAB>
foo IPREFIX[] PREFIX[ab1cd2e]
foo IPREFIX[ab1] PREFIX[cd2e]
foo2 IPREFIX[] PREFIX[ab1cd2e]
foo2 IPREFIX[ab1cd2] PREFIX[e]
whereas I would have expected:
foo IPREFIX[] PREFIX[ab1cd2e]
foo IPREFIX[ab1] PREFIX[cd2e]
foo2 IPREFIX[ab1] PREFIX[cd2e]
foo2 IPREFIX[ab1cd2] PREFIX[e]
and the latter would make my life considerably easier with a set of
functions I'm writing for completing the 'larch' command.
[ Incidentally, if you haven't seen it, arch is a beautifully designed
version control system which not only learns from all the mistakes CVS
and other VC systems made, but adds plenty of very desirable features
no other system has, including extremely powerful automated tools for
merging between branches. Homepage at: http://www.regexps.com/#arch ]
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