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caarlos0
caarlos0

Reputation: 20633

autocomplete files on fish shell custom function

I'm migrating from ZSH to Fish, and the only thing I haven't been able to figure out yet is my c function:

functions/c:

#!/bin/sh
cd "$PROJECTS/$1"

functions/_c:

#compdef c
_files -W $PROJECTS -/

That works nicely on ZSH, I can type c <tab> and it completes as if I was doing cd $PROJECTS directly.

On fish, I created a c.fish like this:

function c
    cd $PROJECTS/$argv
end

complete --command c --no-files --arguments='(find $PROJECTS -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 2)'

But as you can imagine, it doesn't work as the ZSH version, as completions don't know about $argv, and won't complete past the first folder.

Is there a way to do the same thing in Fish?

I considered creating an abbr, but I really like the way I have it on ZSH today.

Upvotes: 3

Views: 837

Answers (1)

ridiculous_fish
ridiculous_fish

Reputation: 18551

If c should act like cd with $PWD set to $PROJECTS, here's one approach:

function c_complete
    # get the argument to 'c'
    set arg (commandline -ct)

    # save our PWD
    set saved_pwd $PWD

    # cd to $PROJECTS (and then back after)
    # while in $PROJECTS, complete as if we are 'cd'
    builtin cd $PROJECTS
    and complete -C"cd $arg"
    builtin cd $saved_pwd
end

complete --command c --arguments '(c_complete)'

Upvotes: 5

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