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By: apostenet2
Just a precision on the last message I posted yesterday:
program make file completion without any problem. That is part of the "partially
working" I mentionned.
I tried another thing to test call to rl_attempted_completion_function:
just in one of the commands that can be launched, I put it with a constant
substring
of many commmands and its length, then gathered and printed results. It seems
to work. At least I see custom completer called and results consistent.
char **testchar;
testchar = rl_attempted_completion_function("start_", 0, 5);
if (testchar == NULL) printf("testchar NULL\n");
else
{
uc = 0;
while((testchar[uc] && testchar[uc][0]) && uc < 255)
{
printf("uc: %i\n testchar[uc] : _%s_\n", uc, testchar[uc]);
uc++;
}
}
So I am happy to see it working but I don't undestand why it is not called on
completion event whereas the pointer is correct and the return not NULL with
standard entry.
Could I have missed something?
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