Re: Contributing with Completions

["Renato Botelho" <rbgarga@gmail.com>]

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On 7/19/07, Peter Stephenson <pws@csr.com> wrote:
> "Renato Botelho" wrote:
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I've started to use zsh 2 days ago on my FreeBSD Desktop, this is a
> > really great shell.
> >
> > I've written 2 Completions, and I would like to share it with the
> > community, how can I send this to be added in the project?
>
> Posting completion functions here is fine.

Nice,

So, here it is:

_csup -> csup is cvsup rewritten in C, it's on FreeBSD base system, i
don't know if NetBSD or OpenBSD are using it.

_portlint -> Tool for check FreeBSD ports syntax

_portsnap -> Tool for get/update FreeBSD ports tree using snapshots

Comments, suggestions, critics are welcome, like I said, these are my
first lines in zsh since i'm using it for less than a week.

I hope to contribute more.

Thanks

-- 
Renato Botelho

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#compdef portlint

_arguments -s \
    '-a[additional check for scripts/* and pkg-*]' \
    '-A[turn on all additional checks (equivalent to -abcNt)]' \
    '-b[warn $(VARIABLE)]' \
    '-c[committer mode]' \
    '-C[pedantic committer mode (equivalent to -abct)]' \
    '-g[group errors together to avoid duplication (disabled if -v is specified)]' \
    '-h[show summary of command line options]' \
    '-v[verbose mode]' \
    '-t[nit pick about use of spaces]' \
    '-N[writing a new port]' \
    '-V[print the version and exit]' \
    '-M:set make variables to ENV (ex. PORTSDIR=/usr/ports.work):_guard ".#" "environment vars"' \
    '-B:allow # contiguous blank lines:_guard "[0-9]#" "numeric value"' \
    ':port directory:_files -/'

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#compdef csup

_arguments -s \
    '-1[disable automatic retries]' \
    '-4[Force usage of IPv4 addresses]' \
    '-6[Force usage of IPv6 addresses]' \
    '-A:local address:_hosts' \
    '-b:base directory:_files -/' \
    '-c:collections directory:_files -/' \
    '-d:maximum number of deleted files:' \
    '-h:server host:_hosts' \
    '-i:file pattern:' \
    '-k[keep temporary copies of failed updates]' \
    '-l:lock file:_files' \
    '-L:verbosity level:(0 1 2)' \
    '-p:port:_ports' \
    '-r:maximum number of retries:' \
    '-s[suppress status checks]' \
    '-v[print version information]' \
    '(-Z)-z[enable compression]' \
    '(-z)-Z[disable compression]' \
    ':csup file:_files' \
    ':destination directory:_files -/'

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#compdef portsnap

flags=(
  '(cron)fetch[Fetch a compressed snapshot or update existing one]'
  '(fetch)cron[Sleep rand(3600) seconds, and then fetch updates]'
  '(update)extract[Extract snapshot, replacing existing files and dirs]'
  '(extract)update[Update ports tree to match current snapshot]'
)

_arguments -C -s \
    '-d:Store working files in workdir:_files -/' \
    '-f:Read configuration options from conffile:_files' \
    '-I[Update INDEX only. (update command only)]' \
    '-k:Trust an RSA key with SHA256 hash of KEY:_files' \
    '-l:Merge the specified local describes file into the INDEX:_files' \
    '-p:Location of uncompressed ports tree:_files -/' \
    '-s:Server from which to fetch updates:_hosts' \
    '*:principal:->principal' && ret=0

if [[ $state = principal ]]; then
  _alternative \
    ':file flag:_values -S " " -w "commands" $flags[@]' \
    '*:path:_files -/'
fi

return ret