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@ -257,7 +257,9 @@ Each specification in a sequence must contain a / PATTERN/ part at the start fol
part. Each PATTERN is a regular expression to match a word on the command line. These patterns are processed sequentially part. Each PATTERN is a regular expression to match a word on the command line. These patterns are processed sequentially
until we reach a pattern that doesn't match at which point any corresponding ACTION is performed to obtain completions until we reach a pattern that doesn't match at which point any corresponding ACTION is performed to obtain completions
for that word. Note that there needs to be a pattern to match the initial command itself. for that word. Note that there needs to be a pattern to match the initial command itself.
Note that the ':TAG:DESCRIPTION:ACTION' part is interpreted in the same way as for the _alternative function specifications, See below for further explanation about PATTERNs.
The ':TAG:DESCRIPTION:ACTION' part is interpreted in the same way as for the _alternative function specifications,
except that it has an extra : at the start, and now all of the possible ACTION formats listed previously are allowed. except that it has an extra : at the start, and now all of the possible ACTION formats listed previously are allowed.
Here is an example: Here is an example:
@ -320,7 +322,11 @@ If the first word is "boo" or "ga" then the second word can be "woo" or "hoo",
and if the first word is "loo" then the second word can be "yee" or "haa", in the other and if the first word is "loo" then the second word can be "yee" or "haa", in the other
cases there is no second word. cases there is no second word.
*** Patterns *** Patterns
Note * = wildcard, # = wildcard The following patterns can be used.
| * | wildcard - any number of chars |
| ? | wildcard - single char |
| # | zero or more of the previous char |
| ## | one or more of the previous char |
* Testing & debugging * Testing & debugging
To reload a completion function: To reload a completion function:
#+BEGIN_SRC sh #+BEGIN_SRC sh