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Tweak Zsh completions and allow completion on ports tree #652

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@Jehops Jehops commented Nov 7, 2018 •
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There is one annoyance. For options that expect an argument, if the user hits a space before trying to complete, zsh completes on both the argument and a ports tree. For example, if the user enters poudriere bulk -j then hits TAB, then zsh will only complete on jails, but if the user enters poudriere bulk -j , then zsh will complete both the jails and ports. Other than that all seems to be working well. If you do consider this useful, it might be best to wait a few days, so I can test more. I open the PR now, in case there are any changes to discuss.

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Jehops commented Nov 16, 2018

So far, so good. It seems to work well.

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bdrewery commented Feb 8, 2019

Can you explain in your commit, or split into two, the various changes beyond the ports tree change? Also your commit still says "wip".

@Jehops Jehops force-pushed the ports_completion branch 2 times, most recently from 59c57f2 to a196398 Compare February 9, 2019 16:56
@Jehops Jehops changed the title zsh completions: wip to complete specific ports in a tree Update Zsh completions and allow completion on ports tree Feb 9, 2019
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Jehops commented Feb 9, 2019

I updated the commit and included a description of the two types of changes in the commit log.

  1. The first change ensures that mutually exclusive options are completed properly. For example, if -a is included with poudriere bulk, then -f or a ports tree should not be completed.

  2. Specifying mandatory option arguments correctly fixes the annoyance that I described in the original comment.

@Jehops Jehops changed the title Update Zsh completions and allow completion on ports tree Tweak Zsh completions and allow completion on ports tree Feb 9, 2019
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Hmm now it seems completions don't require any - flags. Like testport still needs a -j but it jumps right to ports:

~/git/poudriere3 # poudriere testport
Keywords/       accessibility/  audio/          cad/            databases/      dns/            french/         graphics/       japanese/       mail/           net/            news/           ports-mgmt/     science/        textproc/       x11/            x11-fonts/      x11-wm/
Mk/             arabic/         base/           chinese/        deskutils/      editors/        ftp/            hebrew/         java/           math/           net-im/         packages/       portuguese/     security/       ukrainian/      x11-clocks/     x11-servers/   
Templates/      archivers/      benchmarks/     comms/          devel/          emulators/      games/          hungarian/      korean/         misc/           net-mgmt/       palm/           print/          shells/         vietnamese/     x11-drivers/    x11-themes/
Tools/          astro/          biology/        converters/     distfiles/      finance/        german/         irc/            lang/           multimedia/     net-p2p/        polish/         russian/        sysutils/       www/            x11-fm/         x11-toolkits/

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bdrewery commented Feb 27, 2019 •
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And using -p <other> didn't grab the ports... (edit removed a bogus issue)

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What's the sane way to reload the completions when replacing the _poudriere file?

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Jehops commented Feb 27, 2019

Hmm now it seems completions don't require any - flags. Like testport still needs a -j but it jumps right to ports:

Sorry, I didn't catch that poudriere testport cat/port -j <jail> was not valid syntax. For testport if -o is not specified than I will ensure that -j <jail> is specified before cat/part. I will also take another look at the other commands.

Note that if you hit a - first, then the -* options are completed.

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The -j problem is on bulk too. In general the ports are expected to come last. The -o flag for testport is not even needed. It's an accident of history.

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Jehops commented Apr 5, 2019

What's the sane way to reload the completions when replacing the _poudriere file?

rehash seems to work. Apparently this only works if you haven't unset the hash_list_all option though.

I hope to take another go at this soon.

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- Ensure that mutually exclusive options are not both completed. For
  example, in the '-a' specification for the 'bulk' action shown below,
  the (-f *) indicates that if '-a' has been specified, then do not
  complete either '-f' or a ports tree.

         '(-f *)-a[build the whole ports tree]'

- Ensure that mandatory arguments are properly completed. For example, in
  the '-p' specifications show below, in the first form, the ports tree is
  optional and in the second form it is mandatory.

        -p+[specifies which ports tree to use]::tree:_poudriere_pt
        -p+[specifies which ports tree to use]:tree:_poudriere_pt
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