static void write_cshcompl(FILE *out,
int nfile, t_filenm *fnm,
int npargs, t_pargs *pa)
{
fprintf(out,"complete %s",ShortProgram());
pr_enums(out,npargs,pa,eshellCSH);
pr_fopts(out,nfile,fnm,eshellCSH);
pr_opts(out,nfile,fnm,npargs,pa,eshellCSH);
fprintf(out,"\n");
}
static void write_zshcompl(FILE *out,
int nfile, t_filenm *fnm,
int npargs, t_pargs *pa)
{
fprintf(out,"compctl ");
/* start with options, since they are always present */
pr_opts(out,nfile,fnm,npargs,pa,eshellZSH);
pr_enums(out,npargs,pa,eshellZSH);
pr_fopts(out,nfile,fnm,eshellZSH);
fprintf(out,"-- %s\n",ShortProgram());
}
static void write_bashcompl(FILE *out,
int nfile, t_filenm *fnm,
int npargs, t_pargs *pa)
{
/* Advanced bash completions are handled by shell functions.
* p and c hold the previous and current word on the command line.
* We need to use extended globbing, so write it in each completion file */
fprintf(out,"shopt -s extglob\n");
fprintf(out,"_%s_compl() {\nlocal p c\n",ShortProgram());
fprintf(out,"COMPREPLY=() c=${COMP_WORDS[COMP_CWORD]} p=${COMP_WORDS[COMP_CWORD-1]}\n");
pr_opts(out,nfile,fnm,npargs,pa,eshellBASH);
fprintf(out,"case \"$p\" in\n");
pr_enums(out,npargs,pa,eshellBASH);
pr_fopts(out,nfile,fnm,eshellBASH);
fprintf(out,"esac; }; \ncomplete -F _%s_compl %s\n",ShortProgram(),ShortProgram());
}
