Re: compctl -y problem.

Re: compctl -y problem.

[Cesar Crusius]

In reply to "Bart Schaefer" <schaefer@candle.brasslantern.com>
>
>On May 24, 11:44am, Cesar Crusius wrote:
>} Subject: compctl -y problem.
>}
>} When I press <Tab> after aecd, the table shows as
>} expected, but the cursor does not return to where it should. It goes
>} to one line below where I originally typed <Tab>.
>} 
>} Any clues?
>
>Which version number of zsh are you using?

zsh --version gives

3.1.9-dev-6

It also happends independently of the terminal (console, rxvt, xterm),
so the problem's not there too.

>Do any of the lines in the output, particlarly the last line, contain
>exactly the same number of characters as the width of the terminal?

No... Here's a quick test that also fails:

function tests {
  test_desc="asdasd
asdasdas
asdasd"
  reply=(`ls`);
}
compctl -K tests -y '$test_desc' testa

When I try to complete 'testa' I get the same behavior.

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Re: compctl -y problem.

[Cesar Crusius]

In reply to "Bart Schaefer" <schaefer@candle.brasslantern.com>
>
>(Part of this thread went to zsh-workers ... returning now to zsh-users
>with a workaround)
>
>On May 25,  3:11pm, Bart Schaefer wrote:
>}
>} I know Sven won't be thrilled about being asked to fix anything in the
>} old compctl code ... perhaps we should just remove the `-y' option, as
>} it's new since 3.0 anyway, and document the correct way to achieve the
>} same effect by using the new completion system (which, incidentally, I
>} don't know how to do ... `compadd -d' doesn't quite cut it).
>
>I don't know what the output of `aereport changes` looks like, so it may
>be that there's a simpler solution.  For example, if the same number of
>lines will be returned by `aereport changes -unf` and `... -terse`, this
>will work:
>
>function _aecd {
>  local change_descriptions reply
>  change_descriptions=(${(f)"$(aereport changes -unf | grep -v completed)"})
>  reply=($(aereport changes -terse | grep -v completed | sed -e 's/ .*$//'))
>  compadd -ld change_descriptions -a reply
>  compstate[list]='list force'
>}

This one works perfectly.

Thanks!

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Re: compctl -y problem.

[Bart Schaefer]

On May 24, 11:44am, Cesar Crusius wrote:
} Subject: compctl -y problem.
}
} When I press <Tab> after aecd, the table shows as
} expected, but the cursor does not return to where it should. It goes
} to one line below where I originally typed <Tab>.
} 
} Any clues?

Which version number of zsh are you using?

Do any of the lines in the output, particlarly the last line, contain
exactly the same number of characters as the width of the terminal?

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compctl -y problem.

[Cesar Crusius]

Hi. I am having a problem with the "-y" option for compctl. Namely, I
have

compctl -K project_changes -y '$change_descriptions' aecd

where 

function project_changes {
  change_descriptions=`aereport changes -unf | grep -v "completed"`;
  reply=(`aereport changes -terse | grep -v "completed" | sed -e 's/ .*$//'`);
}


What happens now is this: $change_descriptions turns out to be a table
with many lines. When I press <Tab> after aecd, the table shows as
expected, but the cursor does not return to where it should. It goes
to one line below where I originally typed <Tab>.

Any clues?

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Loses both and deserves neither