Sarir Khamsi wrote:
> Peter Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>I'm not sure what "completion" means in this case, and I'm not aware
>>of any "command-line completion" support in cmd.Cmd though it may well
>>be there, so I can't say. Certainly there is nothing in any way
>>different about the new
Peter Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm not sure what "completion" means in this case, and I'm not aware
> of any "command-line completion" support in cmd.Cmd though it may well
> be there, so I can't say. Certainly there is nothing in any way
> different about the new attribute created by
Sarir Khamsi wrote:
> Thanks, this is amazingly more simple than what I had. This works
> fine but I'm looking at the code for cmd and don't really see how you
> get completion to work on the new alias.
I'm not sure what "completion" means in this case, and I'm not aware of
any "command-line comp
Peter Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If it's truly just an alias you want, then something like this should
> work better. Replace everything in the if mo: section with this:
>
> if mo:
> newName = mo.group(1)
> existingName = mo.group(2)
> existingMethod = getattr(self, 'do_'
Sarir Khamsi wrote:
> I have a class (Command) that derives from cmd.Cmd and I want to add
> methods to it dynamically. I've added a do_alias() method and it would
> be nice if I could turn an alias command into a real method of Command
> (that way the user could get help and name completion). The
I have a class (Command) that derives from cmd.Cmd and I want to add
methods to it dynamically. I've added a do_alias() method and it would
be nice if I could turn an alias command into a real method of Command
(that way the user could get help and name completion). The code would
be generated dyna
