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From: "Will Sargent" <wsargent@atg.com>
To: "Brian Agnew" <brianagnew@yahoo.com>,
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Subject: RE: Completing directories with special suffix
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2002 18:36:02 -0800
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> I don't parse out the classpath. Rather I perform the completion
> function, and
> generate the possible package names (and cache them for later
> use). So I can
> complete on a classpath setting (including .zips and .jars)
> rather than on a
> directory basis. Which is what you really want.
>
> Don't know yet if the zsh 4.x completions handle this.
> Unfortunately my current
> client is stuck on 3.x at the moment :-( Hopefully I can check
> this out next
> week.

Yeah, that was what I meant.

Do you do completion in place, so you can define a classpath and expand out
the package in the same line?  Something along the lines of

java -cp jedit.jar org.gjt.jedit.JEdit

would be supercool.

Will.