November 2004
Beginner to intermediate
469 pages
13h 57m
English
In Chapter 10 we showed how you can take advantage of the completion systems of bash and zsh. This included fairly advanced techniques for configuring their behavior. In this chapter, we build on this, with some more advanced ways to configure completion. The bulk of this chapter however, pertains to writing your own completion functions. In particular, we cover the following topics:
bash or zsh, to handle completion for a particular commandzsh functions that allow you to do powerful things easily in your completion functionsRead now
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