You wrote:
> The subversion case is a bit special. Even if the removed item was a
> directory, the suffix should be a space, not a slash, because AFAIK,
> doing "svn revert" on an item inside a removed directory has not much
> sense.
We could try passing -S ' ' to _files. Perhaps try adding that in
yourself: find this bit and add -S " " -r '/\-' after _files.
revert)
args+=(
'*:file:_files -g "(.svn|*)(/e:_svn_deletedfiles:,e:_svn_status:)"'
)
;;
This is probably also relevant to the delete subcommand.
What this will break is completing a slash after real existing
directories. But reverting directories is perhaps more common than
reverting a file from a subdirectory.
The more common use of fake files is with things like Cygwin's cygdrive
where the fake files are directories. I don't have access to cygwin but
that may work due to the fact that they will exist when stat is run.
Oliver
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