fish-shell/share/functions/__fish_print_users.fish

# This should be used where you want user names without a description. If you also want
# a description, such as when getting a list of users for a completion, you probably want
# __fish_complete_users.
function __fish_print_users --description "Print a list of local users"
    # Leave the heavy lifting to __fish_complete_users but strip the descriptions.
    __fish_complete_users | string replace -r '^([^\t]*)\t.*' '$1'
end
refactor the __*_users functions Per my comment in issue #3980 this implements `__fish_print_users` in terms of `__fish_complete_users` so we don't have to modify both when a change to how users are enumerated is needed. 2017-04-23 20:08:40 -07:00			`# This should be used where you want user names without a description. If you also want`
			`# a description, such as when getting a list of users for a completion, you probably want`
			`# __fish_complete_users.`
Clean up interactive mode init a bit. Move a few utility functions to their own files. darcs-hash:20070921205212-75c98-b8b6f88e151e8d0d2fca21626bf8e36a22c565b1.gz 2007-09-22 06:52:12 +10:00			`function __fish_print_users --description "Print a list of local users"`
refactor the __*_users functions Per my comment in issue #3980 this implements `__fish_print_users` in terms of `__fish_complete_users` so we don't have to modify both when a change to how users are enumerated is needed. 2017-04-23 20:08:40 -07:00			`# Leave the heavy lifting to __fish_complete_users but strip the descriptions.`
			`__fish_complete_users \| string replace -r '^([^\t])\t.' '$1'`
Clean up interactive mode init a bit. Move a few utility functions to their own files. darcs-hash:20070921205212-75c98-b8b6f88e151e8d0d2fca21626bf8e36a22c565b1.gz 2007-09-22 06:52:12 +10:00			`end`