zsh: 19 Completion Widgets
19.3 Completion Builtin Commands compadd [ -akqQfenUl12C ] [ -F array ] [-P prefix ] [ -S suffix ] [-p hidden-prefix ] [ -s hidden-suffix ] [-i ignored-prefix ] [ -I ignored-suffix ] [-W file-prefix ] [ -d array ] [-J group-name ] [ -X explanation ] [ -x message ] [-V group-name ] [ -o [ order ] ] [-r remove-chars ] [ -R remove-func ] [-D array ] [ -O array ] [ -A array ] [-E number ] [-M match-sp
A User's Guide to the Z-Shell
Table of Contents Previous Chapter Next Chapter Chapter 4: The Z-Shell Line Editor The zsh line editor is probably the first part of the shell you ever used, when you started typing in commands. Even the most basic shells, such as sh, provide some kind of editing capability, although in that case probably just what the system itself does --- enter characters, delete the last character, delete the
zsh: 20 Completion System
20.1 Description This describes the shell code for the ‘new’ completion system, referred to as compsys. It is written in shell functions based on the features described in the previous chapter, Completion Widgets. The features are contextual, sensitive to the point at which completion is started. Many completions are already provided. For this reason, a user can perform a great many tasks without
zsh: 18 Zsh Line Editor
18.3 Zle Builtins The ZLE module contains three related builtin commands. The bindkey command manipulates keymaps and key bindings; the vared command invokes ZLE on the value of a shell parameter; and the zle command manipulates editing widgets and allows command line access to ZLE commands from within shell functions. bindkey [ options ] -l [ -L ] [ keymap ... ] bindkey [ options ] -d bindkey [ o
From Bash to Z Shell: Conquering the Command Line
Thanks for visiting this book's website. The site also has links and other information. (Suggestions are always welcome! Our email address is below.) Resources for zsh Peter Stephenson's zsh reference card ODT format (OpenOffice 2 native) (53k) PDF format (446k) Peter Stephenson's essay Replacing the File Manager in Zsh Articles in Linux Magazine (US) Zsh Extended File Attributes and ZSH by Oliver
percol を用いたファイル名の補完コマンドを書きました - 備忘録
最近 percol をヘビーに使っています。percol は入力された文字列を部分一致かつ AND 検索で絞り込んでくれるコマンドなので、ファイル名の絞り込み、補完に使えない わけがないと思っていました。 以前のエントリでファイル名の補完として insert-file-by-percol というのを紹介 しましたが、少々機能不足でした。今回は空気を読んでファイル名を補完、絞り込みし てくれる zsh のコマンド complete-filename-by-percol を書きましたので紹介します。 動作 complete-filename-by-percol は何を絞り込みの候補とするかを、空気を読んで変え てくれます。カーソル位置にある引数を ARG とすると以下のものが絞り込みの候補に なります。 ARG が空白の場合 カレントディレクトリを ls したファイル群 ARG が一意なディレ
How to change the title of an xterm: Examples for different shells
Next Previous Contents 4. Examples for different shells Below we provide an set of examples for some of the more common shells. We start with zsh as it provides several facilities that make our job much easier. We will then progress through increasingly difficult examples. In all the examples we test the environment variable $TERM to make sure we only apply the escapes to xterms. We test for $TERM
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