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Fixes #6798 This re-adds some false positives: functions, builtins and abbreviations are suggested after commands like sudo but I don't think anyone had complained about that. (cherry picked from commit 2a89873e6d686fcff1d26d0914a8b9f90b7cc308)
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2.0 KiB
Fish
58 lines
2.0 KiB
Fish
function __fish_complete_subcommand -d "Complete subcommand" --no-scope-shadowing
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# Pass --commandline to complete the remainder of the arguments instead of the commandline.
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# Pass --allow-functions-and-builtins to enable the completion of the first token as function or builtin.
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# Other args are considered flags to the supercommand that require an option.
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# How many non-option tokens we skip in the input commandline before completing the subcommand
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# Usually 1; for ssh 2.
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set -l skip_next 1
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set -l allow_functions_and_builtins false
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set -l subcommand
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while string match -rq -- '^--[a-z]' $argv[1]
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set -l arg $argv[1]
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set -e argv[1]
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switch $arg
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case '--fcs-skip=*'
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set skip_next (string split = -- $arg)[2]
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case '--allow-functions-and-builtins'
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set allow_functions_and_builtins true
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case '--commandline'
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set subcommand $argv
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set -e argv
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break
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end
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end
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set -l options_with_param $argv
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if not string length -q -- $subcommand
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set cmd (commandline -cop) (commandline -ct)
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while set -q cmd[1]
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set -l token $cmd[1]
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set -e cmd[1]
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if contains -- $token $options_with_param
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set skip_next (math $skip_next + 1)
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continue
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end
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switch $token
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case '-*' '*=*'
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continue
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case '*'
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if test $skip_next -gt 0
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set skip_next (math $skip_next - 1)
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continue
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end
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# found the start of our command
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set subcommand $token $cmd
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break
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end
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end
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end
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if test $allow_functions_and_builtins = false && test (count $subcommand) -eq 1
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__fish_complete_external_command "$subcommand"
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else
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printf "%s\n" (complete -C "$subcommand")
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end
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end
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