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| | #compdef column
local variant ret=1
local -a context state line expl args columns MATCH aopts=( -A '-*' )
local -i MBEGIN MEND
local -A opt_args
# Debian and its derivatives (as of 2019) ship with a slightly customised
# version of the BSD column instead of the util-linux one. It can be identified
# by the presence of the custom option -n in the synopsis
_pick_variant -r variant \
util-linux='(#i)util-linux' \
debian='\[-[A-Za-z]#n[A-Za-z]#\]' \
$OSTYPE \
--version
case $variant in
util-linux)
aopts=()
args=(
'(info json -c --output-width)'{-c+,--output-width=}'[format output to fit display of specified width]:width'
'(info)'{-L,--table-empty-lines}"[don't ignore empty lines]"
+ fill
# Yes, util-linux `column -x` does the exact opposite of BSD `column -x`
'(info table text json -x --fillrows)'{-x,--fillrows}'[fill rows before filling columns]'
+ table
'(info fill -t --table)'{-t,--table}'[create a table]'
'(info fill -s --separator)'{-s+,--separator=}'[specify column delimiters in input data]:delimiters'
'(info fill -O --table-order)'{-O+,--table-order=}'[specify order of output columns]: :->columns'
'(info fill -N --table-columns)'{-N+,--table-columns=}'[specify column names]:names'
'(info fill -H --table-hide)'{-H+,--table-hide=}"[don't print specified columns]: :->columns"
+ text
'(info fill json -d --table-noheadings)'{-d,--table-noheadings}"[don't print header]"
'(info fill json -E --table-noextreme)'{-E+,--table-noextreme}"[specify columns where length can be ignored]: :->columns"
'(info fill json -e --table-header-repeat)'{-e,--table-header-repeat}'[repeat header for each page]'
'(info fill json -R --table-right)'{-R+,--table-right=}'[right align text in these columns]: :->columns'
'(info fill json -T --table-truncate)'{-T+,--table-truncate=}'[truncate text in the columns when necessary]: :->columns'
'(info fill json -W --table-wrap)'{-W+,--table-wrap=}'[wrap text in the columns when necessary]: :->columns'
'(info fill json -r --tree)'{-r+,--tree=}'[specify column to format tree-like]: :->columns'
'(info fill json -i --tree-id)'{-i+,--tree-id=}'[specify column containing ID for child-parent relations]: :->columns'
'(info fill json -p --tree-parent)'{-p+,--tree-parent=}'[specify column containing reference to parent]: :->columns'
+ json
'(info fill text -n --table-name -c --output-width)'{-n+,--table-name=}'[specify table name for JSON output]:name'
'(info fill text -J --json -c --output-width)'{-J,--json}'[use JSON output format for table]'
+ info
'(- *)'{-h,--help}'[display usage information]'
'(- *)'{-V,--version}'[display version information]'
)
;;
debian)
aopts=()
args=(
"(-x)-n[don't merge multiple adjacent delimiters]"
"-e[don't ignore empty lines]"
)
;& # FALL THROUGH
*)
args+=(
'(-t -s)-c+[format output to fit display of specified width]:width'
'(-c -x)-t[create a table]'
'(-c -x)-s+[specify column delimiters in input data]:delimiters'
'(-n -t -s)-x[fill columns before filling rows]'
)
;;
esac
_arguments -s -S $aopts '*:file:_files' $args && ret=0
if [[ -n $state ]]; then
columns=( ${(s.,.)${(Q)${opt_args[table--N]:-$opt_args[table---table-columns]}//(#m)\\([\\:])/${MATCH[2]}}} )
if (( $#columns )); then
${${(M)state:#*s}:+_sequence} _wanted -C "$context[1]" columns expl column compadd -a - columns && ret=0
else
_message -e columns "$state"
fi
fi
return ret
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