On 20.10.2012 11:23, Sergey V. Dyatko wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Oct 2012 20:32:31 +0400
> Alex Keda <ad...@lissyara.su> wrote:
>
>> On 19.10.2012 20:21, Alex Keda wrote:
>>> On 19.10.2012 19:59, Chris Rees wrote:
>>>> On 19 October 2012 16:16, Alex Keda <ad...@lissyara.su> wrote:
>>>>> On 19.10.2012 19:10, Vincent Hoffman wrote:
>>>>>> On 19/10/2012 15:39, Alex Keda wrote:
>>>>>>> pkg command does not have key for list options - no
>>>>>>> autocompletions
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> for example, for service command, I use
>>>>>>> complete service 'n/*/`service -l`/'
>>>>>>> in .cshrc
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> what I can use for pkg command?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> horrible but working example
>>>>>> pkg help 2>&1 | sed -e '1,/Commands supported:/d ; /For more
>>>>>> information on the different commands/,$d; s/^ *// ;
>>>>>> s/ .*.*$// ;/^$/d'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> There's bound to be better ways, I was just bored enough to
>>>>>> knock this up. note s/^ *// is a tab, while s/ .*.*$// is
>>>>>> 2 spaces dont think our sed has any other way to express tab
>>>>>> other than an actual tab (ctrl-v then tab on the command line)
>>>>>
>>>>> it's crazy =)
>>>>> may be add -l options?
>>>>
>>>> For Bourne-style shell:
>>>> `pkg help 2>&1 | sed -nE 's,^ +(.*),\1,p'`
>>>>
>>>> For csh-style shell:
>>>> `pkg help | & sed -nE 's,^ +(.*),\1,p'`
>>>>
>>>> where the bit between ^ and + is a tab character. You can type the
>>>> tab character on a command prompt by using Ctrl+V then tab, or just
>>>> type it normally in the script.
>>>>
>>>> Hope that helps in the meantime.
>>>>
>>>> Chris
>>>>
>>> dc7700p# pkg
>>> -c Displays Performs a and
>>> check debug from inside local
>>> package packages remote search system
>>> updating
>>> -d Displays Performs a and
>>> ......... skipped ........
>>> Displays Opens a against catalogues
>>> debug from inside link package
>>> packages register search system update
>>> dc7700p#
>>> dc7700p# grep pkg /root/.cshrc
>>> complete pkg 'n/*/`pkg help |& sed -nE "s,^
>>> +(.*),\1,p"`/'
>>>
>>> some not work... I try my own string:
>>> complete pkg 'n/*/`pkg help |& grep "Commands supported:"
>>> --after-context=100 | grep "^\s" | awk "{print $1}"`/'
>>>
>>> output identical. maybe pipe not work in this place?
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>>
>> it's a good crutch =)
>>
>> dc7700p# pkg
>> add autoremove check create fetch info
>> query remove rquery set shlib update upgrade
>> which
>> audit backup clean delete help install
>> register repo search shell stats updating
>> version
>> dc7700p# pkg
>> dc7700p# grep pkg /root/.cshrc
>> complete pkg 'n/*/`pkg help |& grep "Commands supported:"
>> --after-context=100 | grep "^\s" | cut -d " " -f 1`/'
>> dc7700p#
>>
>>
>
> https://github.com/yoursbofh/pkgng-tcsh/blob/master/dot.cshrc_pkg
>
> Unfortunately, I do not know how to do something like `pkg command
> <-keys> <pkgname>`
>
> i.e.
> 'n/audit/' 'c/-/(F q)/' '`pkg query "%n-%v"`/'
> doesn't work :(
>
> [tiger@laptop]:~%pkg audit [tab]
> Missing separator '/' after completion "".
>
>
>
need escape '
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