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Please make any scripts that you create publically available for others (e.g. by forking this repo and making a [[id:64bcd501-b0f0-48c7-b8e2-07af708b95ec][pull request]]).
* Getting started
** defining a completion function to use for a command
** Defining a completion function to use for a command
Completion functions for commands are stored in files with names beginning with an underscore _, and these files should
be placed in a directory listed in the $fpath variable.
You can add a directory to $fpath by adding a line like this to your ~/.zshrc file:
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> compdef '_function arg1 arg2' foobar
#+END_SRC
See [[http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Doc/Release/Completion-System.html#Functions-4][here]] for more details.
** completing generic gnu commands
** Completing generic gnu commands
Many [[http://www.gnu.org/][gnu]] commands have a standardized way of listing option descriptions (when the --help option is used).
For these commands you can use the _gnu_generic function for automatically creating completions, like this:
#+BEGIN_SRC sh
> compdef _gnu_generic foobar
#+END_SRC
** using completions from one command for completing another command
** Using completions from one command for completing another command
If you want a command, say cmd1, to have the same completions as another, say cmd2, you can do this:
#+BEGIN_SRC sh
> compdef cmd1=cmd2