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| "-h" "-hh" "--help" "-V" "--version" "-q" "--quiet" "-v" "-vv" "-vvv" "-E" "-P" "-C" "-" | ||
| "-o" "-O0" "-O1" "-O2" "-O3" "-O4" "-O5" "-Os" "-Oz" "-D" "-U" "--about" "--build-env" | ||
| "--run-dir" "--libdir" "--lib" "--sources" "--validation=" "--stdlib" "--no-entry" "--path" | ||
| "--template" "--symtab" "--run-once" "--suppress-run" "--trust=" "--output-dir" "--build-dir" | ||
| "--obj-out" "--script-dir" "--llvm-out" "--asm-out" "--header-output" "--emit-llvm" "--emit-asm" | ||
| "--obj" "--no-obj" "--no-headers" "--target" "--threads" "--safe=" "--panic-msg=" "--optlevel=" | ||
| "--optsize=" "--single-module=" "--show-backtrace=" "--lsp" "--use-old-slice-copy" "-g" "-g0" | ||
| "--ansi=" "--test-filter" "--test-breakpoint" "--test-nosort" "--test-noleak" "--test-nocapture" | ||
| "--test-quiet" "-l" "-L" "-z" "--cc" "--linker=" "--use-stdlib=" "--link-libc=" "--emit-stdlib=" | ||
| "--panicfn" "--testfn" "--benchfn" "--reloc=" "--x86cpu=" "--x86vec=" "--riscvfloat=" | ||
| "--memory-env=" "--strip-unused=" "--fp-math=" "--win64-simd=" "--win-debug=" "--max-vector-size" | ||
| "--print-linking" "--benchmarking" "--testing" "--list-attributes" "--list-builtins" | ||
| "--list-keywords" "--list-operators" "--list-precedence" "--list-project-properties" | ||
| "--list-manifest-properties" "--list-targets" "--list-type-properties" "--print-output" | ||
| "--print-input" "--winsdk" "--wincrt=" "--windef" "--win-vs-dirs" "--macossdk" | ||
| "--macos-min-version" "--macos-sdk-version" "--linux-crt" "--linux-crtbegin" "--android-ndk" | ||
| "--android-api" "--sanitize=" |
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I would put all the flags on a separate line for ease of adding new ones (and slightly automating this with some more advanced vim-editing of c3c --help > help.txt).
Putting all flags on a separate line also helps with git diff.
| "-h" "--help" "-v" "-vv" "--authors" "--version" "--language-revision" "--warnings-used" | ||
| "--c3l-lib-search-paths" "--c3l-lib-dependencies" "--source-paths" "--output-location" | ||
| "--default-optimization" "--targets" |
| c3c) | ||
| if [[ "${cur}" == -* ]]; then | ||
| _complete_options "${cur}" "${options[*]}" | ||
| else | ||
| _complete_options "${cur}" "${commands[*]} -" | ||
| fi | ||
| return | ||
| ;; | ||
| project) | ||
| _complete_options "${cur}" "view add-target fetch" | ||
| return | ||
| ;; | ||
| build|run|dist|directives|bench|clean-run) | ||
| local project_targets=$(c3c project view --targets 2>/dev/null) | ||
| _complete_options "${cur}" "${project_targets}" | ||
| return | ||
| ;; |
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Can you update the c3c and build|run|dist|... to work like the updated bash version?
The difference is that - changed to -... to better signify that it's a placeholder for all the flags, and the return disappears to allow for the space to be stripped behind = (although this currently does not work with this zsh script), and the completions for build|run|dist|... got a bit smarter by allowing the flags there too.
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| if [[ "${#COMPREPLY[@]}" -eq 1 && "${COMPREPLY[0]}" == *= ]]; then | ||
| compopt -o nospace 2>/dev/null || : |
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Does this compopt -o nospace work? That might be the key to behave the same way as the bashscript (allowing completions like yes or no for flags like --safe=).
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Lastly, could you update the README for small instruction on how to load it for zsh please? Thank you for all your work! |
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I found a small workaround for when the |
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i'll give it a try later |
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i forgor |
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