Re: Is there a way to complete arguments with brace characters without using backslashes or quotes?
Bart Schaefer <[email protected]>
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On Mon, Mar 24, 2025 at 7:35 AM Trevor Avant <[email protected]> wrote: > > Ok that setting gets me closer. However it doesn't get me all the way there A quick check with _complete_debug shows that regardless of compadd -Q or the setting of ignorebraces the internals are assigning _lastcomp[prefix]='a\{' which won't match 'a{' on the command line when you arrive at the second TAB. So what you need is something along the lines of #compdef myfun PREFIX=${PREFIX//\\\{/\{} compadd -Q a{b compadd -Q a{c compadd -Q a{cd compadd -Q a{ce You might be able to use (Q) instead of the // replacement, but that could unquote too much.