> For example, commands that set/query a default value or a setting
> start with "my-".
The only two settings that I occasionally need to get/set are:
tla archives
tla my-revision-library
where the first is accessed with `tla archives' but set with `tla
register-archive'. So from my standpoint, the consistency is pretty poor.
(if tla could automatically setup the revlib, I wouldn't need `tla
my-revision-library' nearly so often: my revlib is on a local scratch
partition and gets wiped every once in a while :-( ).
> It makes things easier for humans to remember, which is the goal in
> the end. I prefer that the shell autocompletion rules writer has to do
> _once_ a list of:
While I did write my own completion rules, it's not what bothers me, really.
What bothers me is completion *as a user*. Here is my typical gripe:
my revlib just got wiped. I remember I have to recreate it but can't
remember how that done or even where it is. Intuitively, I do
something like `tla lib[TAB]' to get the list of revlib-related
commands (which I find much quicker than `tla help') and fail to find
`my-revision-library'.
-- Stefan
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