From: shr@s3.com (Scott RoLanD)
To: zsh-users@math.gatech.edu
Subject: compctl for cd /nfs/
Date: Mon, 30 Sep 1996 13:37:48 -0700 (PDT) [thread overview]
Message-ID: <9609302037.AA12130@s3> (raw)
I'd like to setup cd so that it would tab complete through /nfs/foo
driectories. If I setup a variable hosts like:
hosts=(cleo calico)
Where cleo and calico are actually local machines that are NFS mounted
at /nfs/cleo/ and nfs/calico/. I would like to be able to tab complete
from /nfs/c and once I choose /nfs/cleo/ be able to tabe complete on..
I currently have:
compctl -g '*(-/)' -x 's[/nfs/]' -k hosts -S '/' -- cd pushd
which allows me to complete normal directories and /nfs/, but once it
completes /nfs/cleo/ it won't keep on going...
I thought I had it working with something like:
compctl -g '*(-/)' -x 'n[-1,/nfs/]' -k hosts -S '/' -- cd pushd
but that doesn't work now....
$ZSH_VERSION="3.0.0-gjb"
TIA,
roland
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