On 13 January 2016 at 03:01, Bart Schaefer <schaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > True. Anyone who wants to fix these issues and post an update is more > than welcome. I already spent way more time on it than I intended. Thanks for the explanations and pointing the manual, this allowed me to move onward with the code. I didn't use $LBUFFER, but say manually detected active shell word, and point of break to left and right part in that word. This will allow to nicely handle COMPLETE_IN_WORD. I must say it's quite exhausting to handle which word is active. Setting cursor to "|" in terminal application clarifies few things. Block cursor highlights a letter, but $CURSOR points before it, where "|" cursor would stand. Zsh doesn't make following word active, i.e. "ls |/Users/user_na" with the cursor where "|" is will not complete the "user_name". I have chosen different approach, in such case I treat what's after "|" as right part of current shell word. The same I do for zew-transpose-shell-words (former transpose-segments), block cursor on first letter of word makes the word active, selected for transposition. I do other tricks in the code, e.g. trim left "$(( " out of spaces, because in case of syntax error (Z+n+) will put spaces in returned shell word. All this is quite hackish I think. But something could clarify out of this, and most of all robust Alt-/ is on the horizon. I have one problem. First compadd returns $found array populated with matches: A CURRENT: 3, words: >git,add,wid< B CURRENT: 3, words: >git,add,wid< C CURRENT: 3, CURSR: 11, lft: |wid|, rght: ||, words: >git,add,wid< PREFIX: |wid|, SUFFIX: || Calling _history widen_for_history widen_for_history widen_for_history widen_for_history widen_for_history widen_for_history widen_for_history widen_for_history But nothing is displayed below the prompt, "en" replaces "wid" at prompt and that's all, while $(<TAB> does: A CURRENT: 1, words: >< B CURRENT: 1, words: >$( < C CURRENT: 1, CURSR: 2, lft: |$(|, rght: ||, words: >$(< PREFIX: |$(|, SUFFIX: || Calling _history $(( 0 + 1 )) $(( 0 + 1 )) $(( 試句相當長 "" $(( 0 + 1 )) $( ( echo b )) $(( echo b ) ) $(( echo a ) ) $(( 0 + 1 )) $(( 0 + 1 )) $(( i + 1 )) $(( i + 1 )) $(( i + 1 )) $(( i+1 )) $(( i+1 )) $(( i+1 )) $(( i+1 )) $(( i+1 )) And below the prompt it's shown: ( echo b )) ( 0 + 1 )) ( echo a ) ) ( echo b ) ) ( i + 1 )) ( i+1 )) ( 試句相當長 "" The same problem is with "ls" about which I wrote to you earlier. So it seems that the second compadd isn't fully working. The code is here (and also attached): https://raw.githubusercontent.com/psprint/zsh-editing-workbench/657d6a591bea5d26fbed88176ac7de80e8d73927/widen_for_history Best regards, Sebastian Gniazdowski
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