Hi all fish users, I'm facing this problem.
Suppose I have a command which doesn't take any file or dir argument, but only supports a certain number of option switches. Since I actually found the problem when dealing with the completions for effectv, I'll use that command as an example. I wrote completions for the switches, so when I have in commandline: complete -f -c effectv -a ' ' -d "video effector" [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~> effectv - -autoplay ([FRAMES] change effects automatically every FRAMES) -channel ([CHANNEL] channel number of video source (default is 0)) -device ([FILE] use device FILE for video4linux (default is /dev/video0)) -doublebuffer (enable double buffering mode (if possible)) -fps ([NUMBER] set the scaling. When the capturing size is set, the screen si…) -freqtab ([FREQUTAB] set frequency table) -fullscreen (enable fullscreen mode) -geometry ([WxH] set the size of screen to WxH pixels) -hardware (use direct video memory (if possible)) -help (show usage information) -norm ([NORM] set video norm (default is ntsc)) -palette ([PALETTE] set the PALETTE of capturing device) -size ([WxH] set the size of capturing image to WxH pixels (default 320x240)) -vloopback ([FILE] use device FILE for output of vloopback device) Now effectv is a command which doesn't take filenames, so when I have in the commandline just "effectv" I would like to see no completions at all, or just a description of what the command does. Instead I get: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~> effectv bin/ (Directory) lib/ (Directory) src/ (Directory) Desktop/ (Directory) Mail/ (Directory) tmp/ (Directory) Downloads/ (Directory) News/ (Directory) TODO (File, 660B) etc/ (Directory) opt/ (Directory) var/ (Directory) include/ (Directory) share/ (Directory) So I tried setting: complete -c effectv -f -d "video effector" or even with: complete -c effectv -a ' ' -f -d "video effector" but still getting the dir completion. When I try instead: complete -c effectv -a 'foo bar' -f -d "noise" I get: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~> effectv bar (noise) foo (noise) Completion on the directory is also assumed in many of the shipped completions files (only to name a few: du, xterm, perl, date) which *doesn't take dir as argument*. Do you know some way to deactivate this behaviour, either is it to be considered like a bug? Version used: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~> fish --version fish, version 1.23.0 Best regards and many thanks in advance. (PS: yes I'm going to post here completions for effectv one I get through this problem). -- Stefano Sabatini Linux user number 337176 (see http://counter.li.org) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ Fish-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fish-users
