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remove zsh tab completion redundant code

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William Ting 2013-05-14 19:11:16 -05:00
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commit 2b6cfe7cdf
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@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ class Database:
def set_defaults(): def set_defaults():
config = {} config = {}
config['version'] = 'release-v21.6.2' config['version'] = 'release-v21.6.3'
config['max_weight'] = 1000 config['max_weight'] = 1000
config['max_paths'] = 1000 config['max_paths'] = 1000
config['separator'] = '__' config['separator'] = '__'
@ -364,21 +364,6 @@ def unico(text):
else: else:
return unicode(text) return unicode(text)
def match_last(config, pattern):
"""
If the last pattern contains a full path, jump there.
The regexp is because we need to support stuff like
"j wo jo__3__/home/joel/workspace/joel" for zsh.
"""
last_pattern_path = re.sub("(.*)"+config['separator'], "", pattern[-1])
if (len(last_pattern_path) > 0 and
last_pattern_path[0] == "/" and
os.path.exists(last_pattern_path)):
if not config['args'].complete:
output(last_pattern_path)
return True
return False
def match(path, pattern, only_end=False, ignore_case=False): def match(path, pattern, only_end=False, ignore_case=False):
""" """
Check whether a path matches a particular pattern, and return Check whether a path matches a particular pattern, and return
@ -486,11 +471,6 @@ def main():
else: else:
patterns = [unico('')] patterns = [unico('')]
# check last pattern for full path
# FIXME: disabled until zsh tab completion is fixed on the shell side
# if match_last(config, patterns):
# return True
# check for tab completion # check for tab completion
tab_choice = -1 tab_choice = -1
tab_match = re.search(config['separator']+"([0-9]+)", patterns[-1]) tab_match = re.search(config['separator']+"([0-9]+)", patterns[-1])