Re: How to change order of completions?

Re: How to change order of completions?

[reckoner]

  >  On Apr 1,  7:27am, reckoner wrote:
  >  }
  >  }     file.tex , file.dvi, file.log, file.aux
  >  }
  >  } and I would like to complete on the *.tex files before any other 
file.

  >  See here:  http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Guide/zshguide06.html#l159

  >  So something like

  >  zstyle ':completion:*:vi(|m):*' file-patterns \
  >      '*.tex:tex-files' '*.(c|cpp|c++|h|py):src-files' '*:all-files'

This works great except when I have

% vi () { gvim $* }

as a user-defined function.

% vi<TAB>

doesn't work but

% vim<TAB>

works as expected.

Re: How to change order of completions?

[Bart Schaefer]

On Apr 3,  2:39pm, reckoner wrote:
>
>   >  zstyle ':completion:*:vi(|m):*' file-patterns \
>   >      '*.tex:tex-files' '*.(c|cpp|c++|h|py):src-files' '*:all-files'
> 
> This works great except when I have
> 
> % vi () { gvim $* }
> 
> as a user-defined function.

Works for me.  Do you perhaps also have an alias for "vi"?  What do you
get from

% vi <ctl-x>h

??

I just set up a test (513 is me pressing ctl-x h):

----------
schaefer<511> which vi
vi () {
        print $*
}
schaefer<512> zstyle -L | grep file-patterns
zstyle ':completion:*:vi(|m):*' file-patterns '*.tex:tex-files' '*.(c|cpp|c++|h):src-files' '*:all-files'
schaefer<513> vi
tags in context :completion::complete:vi::
    tex-files  (_files _default (eval)) 
    src-files  (_files _default (eval)) 
    all-files  (_files _default (eval))
----------


> % vi<TAB>

I presume you mean for there to be a space between vi and <TAB>.

Re: How to change order of completions?

[reckoner]

On Wednesday, April 3, 2013 3:35:45 PM, Bart Schaefer wrote:
> On Apr 3,  2:39pm, reckoner wrote:
>>
>>    >  zstyle ':completion:*:vi(|m):*' file-patterns \
>>    >      '*.tex:tex-files' '*.(c|cpp|c++|h|py):src-files' '*:all-files'
>>
>> This works great except when I have
>>
>> % vi () { gvim $* }
>>
>> as a user-defined function.
>
> Works for me.  Do you perhaps also have an alias for "vi"?  What do you
> get from
>
> % vi <ctl-x>h
>
> ??
>
> I just set up a test (513 is me pressing ctl-x h):
>
> ----------
> schaefer<511> which vi
> vi () {
>          print $*
> }
> schaefer<512> zstyle -L | grep file-patterns
> zstyle ':completion:*:vi(|m):*' file-patterns '*.tex:tex-files' '*.(c|cpp|c++|h):src-files' '*:all-files'
> schaefer<513> vi
> tags in context :completion::complete:vi::
>      tex-files  (_files _default (eval))
>      src-files  (_files _default (eval))
>      all-files  (_files _default (eval))
> ----------
>
>
>> % vi<TAB>
>
> I presume you mean for there to be a space between vi and <TAB>.

Yes. You are right! I had a stray alias.

Thanks again!

Re: How to change order of completions?

[Bart Schaefer]

On Apr 1,  7:27am, reckoner wrote:
}
}     file.tex , file.dvi, file.log, file.aux
} 
} and I would like to complete on the *.tex files before any other file. 

See here:  http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Guide/zshguide06.html#l159

So something like

zstyle ':completion:*:vi(|m):*' file-patterns \
    '*.tex:tex-files' '*.(c|cpp|c++|h|py):src-files' '*:all-files' 

How to change order of completions?

[reckoner]

Hi,

I have a long list of latex files such as

    file.tex , file.dvi, file.log, file.aux

and I would like to complete on the *.tex files before any other file. 
In other words, when I do

% vi file<TAB>

I would like to have

% vi file.tex

instead of file.aux.

Any help appreciated!