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From: "Daniel Brahneborg" <daniel.brahneborg@clinitrac.com>
To: "Goran Koruga" <goran.koruga@hermes.si>,
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Cc: "Daniel Brahneborg" <daniel.brahneborg@clinitrac.com>
Subject: RE: Question about completion
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2001 14:46:53 +0200
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Hi,

> My second question is more complicated. In ClearCase, one can access
> different version of file with syntax like this : filename@@version,
> where version is /main/1 for example. So full path for a file may look
> like "foo@@/main/1". Right now, my completion lists only the
> filenames,
> that is, only "foo" is listed. Is there a way to program completion so
> that if a strng ends with "@@", I could run a custom function
> which would
> list all the versions available ? I have looked at the manual
> pages and
> examples, but I can't figure this out.

Try foo@@/, and press tab.  The overloaded readdir() in mvfs will
sort it out, and give the list of versions.  Works in 4nt too.

/Basic