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Re: Pattern matching with _files vs command line
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- From: Bart Schaefer <schaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Subject: Re: Pattern matching with _files vs command line
- Date: Fri, 9 Sep 2016 19:40:33 -0700
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On Sep 9, 8:39am, Marko Myllynen wrote:
}
} _wanted files expl file _files -g '*(-FM)' && ret=0
}
} I see the following difference, is this expected or perhaps a bug?
It's perhaps a documentation shortcoming.
_files actually creates three groups of completion results:
globbed-files
directories
all-files
There's a little comment buried in _files:
# People prefer to have directories shown on first try as default.
# Even if the calling function didn't use -/.
So what you're seeing is both the globbed-files group and the directories
group. The all-files group is empty because the globbed-files group is
not.
The way around this is to use either the file-patterns style, or the
tag-order style. Either of these is supposed to work:
zstyle :completion::complete:foo:: file-patterns '%p:globbed-files'
zstyle :completion::complete:foo:: tag-order globbed-files -
HOWEVER, you've actually broken things with your glob pattern. Adding
the (M) flag means that the generated completions end with a "/" --
that is, the "/" is not just shown in the completion listing, it's
actually required to match against any partial word already on the
command line, which causes a variety of strange effects (including the
duplicates in your original listing). What you really mean is just:
--- 8< --- snip --- 8< ---
#compdef foo
_wanted files expl file _files -g '*(-F)'
--- 8< --- snip --- 8< ---
There's no need for the "ret" local if you're only making one call
to _wanted, you can just use the return value from that directly.
ADDITIONAL ASIDE to -workers: The weird side-effects that result
here from having the trailing "/" in the completion results seem
to be tangentially related to the thread from 39093 where the whole
current word gets erased. When all the completions end in "/", it
is the first unambigous character, so
% foo <TAB>
% foo /
with the curson on top of the "/". But now subsequent attempts to
complete end up looking for files in the root directory, because
the detail that there was an ambiguous prefix has been lost.
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