Added note about splitting arguments over several lines

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Joe Bloggs 2014-04-21 16:51:01 +01:00
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@ -90,6 +90,8 @@ Examples of how to use these functions are given in the next section.
These functions and more can be found in the /usr/share/zsh/functions/Completion/Zsh directory on Ubuntu systems. These functions and more can be found in the /usr/share/zsh/functions/Completion/Zsh directory on Ubuntu systems.
| _path_files | Used to complete filepaths. Take several options to control behaviour. | | _path_files | Used to complete filepaths. Take several options to control behaviour. |
| _files | Calls _path_files with all options except -g and -/. These options depend on file-patterns style setting. | | _files | Calls _path_files with all options except -g and -/. These options depend on file-patterns style setting. |
| _tilde_files | Complete filenames and perform tilde expansion |
| _remote_files | Used for completing files on another system using ssh (requires arguments) |
| _dirs | Used for completing directories | | _dirs | Used for completing directories |
| _net_interfaces | Used for completing network interface names | | _net_interfaces | Used for completing network interface names |
| _users | Used for completing user names | | _users | Used for completing user names |
@ -438,6 +440,9 @@ Remember to include an initial pattern to match the command word when using _reg
Remember to put a null char $'\0' at the end of any PATTERN argument for _regex_arguments. Remember to put a null char $'\0' at the end of any PATTERN argument for _regex_arguments.
Remember to declare all local parameters before using them. Remember to declare all local parameters before using them.
If you are splitting arguments to one of the helper functions over several lines using \'s remember to remove all whitespace after
the \'s.
* Tips * Tips
Sometimes you have a situation where there is just one option that can come after a subcommand, and zsh will complete this Sometimes you have a situation where there is just one option that can come after a subcommand, and zsh will complete this
automatically when tab is pressed after the subcommand. If instead you want it listed with its description before completing automatically when tab is pressed after the subcommand. If instead you want it listed with its description before completing