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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 10:51:14 -0800
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> I solved this in a non-zsh fashion by writing a program called
> classfind that
> parsed my classpath and built a cache of classes vs. package/directory.
>
> So I can identify which jar I pick up a particular class from.
>
> I then built a zsh completion around it, such that this program
> was invoked for
>  'java com.oopsconsultancy.<TAB>'. So it doesn't complete on
> directories, but
> from your classpath.
>
> More details if you're interested.

That sounds like a great idea; parse out the classpath and then do
completion on it.  Woo.

Will.