On Fri 2000-03-24 (16:52), Doug Barton wrote:
> I use the following in my .bashrc. I'm operating on the assumption
> that zsh has aliases of some sort, otherwise feel free to ignore this
> entire post. :)
My ~/.tcsh/os-FreeBSD (which get auto-called by my .tcshrc) has:
/----
setenv PR_FORM ~/.send-pr
# bsd make allows knowing the targets like so:
uncomplete make
complete make 'p@*@`if -e Makefile make -dg1 -q | grep "^[^.#][-_a-z. \t]*:" | awk
'"'"'{print $1}'"'"'`@'
# if I have a local copy of the cvs tree, add aliases to easy moving
# into it
alias ncvs 'if ( "\!*" == "" ) then \
pushd $NCVS/`pwd | cut -f 3- -d/`; \
else \
pushd $NCVS/\!*; \
endif'
complete ncvs "p%*%D:$NCVS/%"
alias uncvs 'popd'
complete pkg_delete 'p%*%D:/var/db/pkg/% %'
complete pkg_info 'p%*%D:/var/db/pkg/% %'
# indt alias compares given code to code given by indent(1)
alias indt 'cat \!\!:1 | indent -st | diff \!\!:1 - | $PAGER'
# show the rlog of a file through favourite pager
alias rl 'rlog \!:1 | $PAGER'
/---
That basically sets up 'make' completion:
(nbm@mithrandr) /usr/src> make
afterdistribute everything move-aout-libs
all hierarchy obj
aout-to-elf includes objlink
aout-to-elf-build install regress
aout-to-elf-install installkernel rerelease
...
It also completes pkg_delete and pkg_info:
(nbm@mithrandr) /usr/home/nbm> pkg_delete c
cdd-1.0/ checkpassword-0.81/ cvsup-mirror-1.0/
cdrecord-1.8a33/ cvsup-bin-16.1/ cvsupd-bin-16.1/
ncvs pops me into the cvs tree of the directory I'm in:
(nbm@mithrandr) /usr/src/contrib/cvs> ncvs
(nbm@mithrandr) /home/ncvs/src/contrib/cvs>
uncvs pushes me back. ncvs could be made much more intelligent, of
course.
Anyway, enough of that. Time for me to finally learn zsh.
Neil
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