bash autocomplete in two stages
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I have a directory which contains multiple Tools (one folder per tool). Each of these tool directories, contains multiple folders (1 folder per version).
tool1
-- ver1
-- ver2
tool2
--ver1
--ver2
And I have a tool, that use this cache dir. I want to autocomplete the possible tools/versions in this manner:
./my_bin TOOL:VERSION
I use this complete function:
for dir in $cache_dir/*; do
if [[ -d $dir ]]; then
tool=$(basename "$dir")
for version in $dir/*; do
if [[ -d $version ]]; then
ver=$(basename "$version")
array+="$tool:$ver " <<-------------
fi
done
fi
done
COMPREPLY=($(compgen -W "$(echo "$array[*]")" -- "$COMP_WORDS[-1]"))
this command let me to autocomplete by showing all the Tool:Version couples, in the cache dir.
My question is, how can I show only the available Tools first, add the ':' separator automatically, and then show the available versions for this tool ?
It's very important for me to respect the Tool:Version format in the command argument.
bash autocomplete
asked Nov 30 at 9:30
Chadi
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I have a directory which contains multiple Tools (one folder per tool). Each of these tool directories, contains multiple folders (1 folder per version).
tool1
-- ver1
-- ver2
tool2
--ver1
--ver2
And I have a tool, that use this cache dir. I want to autocomplete the possible tools/versions in this manner:
./my_bin TOOL:VERSION
I use this complete function:
for dir in $cache_dir/*; do
if [[ -d $dir ]]; then
tool=$(basename "$dir")
for version in $dir/*; do
if [[ -d $version ]]; then
ver=$(basename "$version")
array+="$tool:$ver " <<-------------
fi
done
fi
done
COMPREPLY=($(compgen -W "$(echo "$array[*]")" -- "$COMP_WORDS[-1]"))
this command let me to autocomplete by showing all the Tool:Version couples, in the cache dir.
My question is, how can I show only the available Tools first, add the ':' separator automatically, and then show the available versions for this tool ?
It's very important for me to respect the Tool:Version format in the command argument.
bash autocomplete
asked Nov 30 at 9:30
Chadi
12
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I have a directory which contains multiple Tools (one folder per tool). Each of these tool directories, contains multiple folders (1 folder per version).
tool1
-- ver1
-- ver2
tool2
--ver1
--ver2
And I have a tool, that use this cache dir. I want to autocomplete the possible tools/versions in this manner:
./my_bin TOOL:VERSION
I use this complete function:
for dir in $cache_dir/*; do
if [[ -d $dir ]]; then
tool=$(basename "$dir")
for version in $dir/*; do
if [[ -d $version ]]; then
ver=$(basename "$version")
array+="$tool:$ver " <<-------------
fi
done
fi
done
COMPREPLY=($(compgen -W "$(echo "$array[*]")" -- "$COMP_WORDS[-1]"))
this command let me to autocomplete by showing all the Tool:Version couples, in the cache dir.
My question is, how can I show only the available Tools first, add the ':' separator automatically, and then show the available versions for this tool ?
It's very important for me to respect the Tool:Version format in the command argument.
bash autocomplete
asked Nov 30 at 9:30
Chadi
12
I have a directory which contains multiple Tools (one folder per tool). Each of these tool directories, contains multiple folders (1 folder per version).
tool1
-- ver1
-- ver2
tool2
--ver1
--ver2
And I have a tool, that use this cache dir. I want to autocomplete the possible tools/versions in this manner:
./my_bin TOOL:VERSION
I use this complete function:
for dir in $cache_dir/*; do
if [[ -d $dir ]]; then
tool=$(basename "$dir")
for version in $dir/*; do
if [[ -d $version ]]; then
ver=$(basename "$version")
array+="$tool:$ver " <<-------------
fi
done
fi
done
COMPREPLY=($(compgen -W "$(echo "$array[*]")" -- "$COMP_WORDS[-1]"))
this command let me to autocomplete by showing all the Tool:Version couples, in the cache dir.
My question is, how can I show only the available Tools first, add the ':' separator automatically, and then show the available versions for this tool ?
It's very important for me to respect the Tool:Version format in the command argument.
bash autocomplete
bash autocomplete
asked Nov 30 at 9:30
Chadi
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asked Nov 30 at 9:30
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edited Nov 30 at 9:48
asked Nov 30 at 9:30
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asked Nov 30 at 9:30
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