Getopt-Complete-0.26000755030216023421 011625061503 14104 5ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000Getopt-Complete-0.26/Changes000444030216023421 1005011625061503 15550 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000Revision history for Getopt-Complete 0.26 2011-08-23 Minor rewrite to use COMP_WORDS instead of COMP_LINE to resolve bug involving redirection. Include bin/getopt_complete.sh which can be sourced in Bash to load the completion function. Updated test case to hopefully not fail for users with an empty home directory. 0.25 2011-03-28 Fixed bug with '<>=s@' not taking multiple values. Fixed but with single character options. 0.24 2011-03-02 The "version" module makes this difficult to install. Switching to simple text version "0.24". 0.23 2011-01-19 Updated build logic to prevent installation with out a recent version.pm 0.22 2011-01-16 Another atch from Andrei Benea (abenea@github) fixing bug with nonsense argument not generating an error. 0.21 2011-01-12 Patch from Andrei Benea (abenea@github) fixing bug with all bare arguments. Fix to the demoapp test. Switch to Build.PL instead of Makefile.PL so we can install on Mac w/o xcode. 0.20 2010-11-24 Updates to cache logic. Replacement for 0.19 which failed to compile. 0.17 2010-11-04 Fixed bug in parse_completion_request that was preventing detection of boolean options Support for completing bareargs as files. Support for completing unknown options as files. 0.16 2010-11-02 Fixed bug in completing paths beginning with ~ Better support for params that are expanded by Bash 0.15 2010-10-24 Fixed a failing test with a bad perl interpreter path for the demoapp. Fixed a bug with running tests on a machine with a space in the path to the files. 0.14 2010-09-09 Fixed bug that returned completion results even when various errors were encountered. Added t/demoapp*, a test to validate some basic tab completion results. 0.13 2010-07-23 Added LazyOptions and Cache for improved handling of nested commands. Refactored for testability. Added stricter failing when cant read opts file. 0.11 2009-11-01 Removed the pod test which breaks automatic installs via the CPAN shell. 0.10 2009-08-02 Fixed a bug which made file/directory paths at which there is no file "invalid". (This was bad news for apps which want you to specify an output file.) 0.9 2009-07-27 Fixed a bug in the last release which allowed the app to continue when there are argument errors. Support for completion values with whitespace. Updates to error messages to do the right thing when showing lists of possible completions in the message. Made "lone dash support" disabled by default until it works correctly. Added OSCON lightning talk to docs. 0.8 2009-07-24 Fixed a bug in the last release causing params to dump to the screen upon execution. 0.7 2009-07-18 Fixed a critical bug in the last release causing %ARGS and $ARGS to not export. 0.6 2009-07-18 Sub-command tree support added. 0.5 2009-07-18 The exported results are now called %ARGS instead of %OPTS. Correctly handling spaces, quotes, etc. by using bash itself to parse the command line. Options are no longer shown in the hint list if they have already been used. Refactored into object-orient structure internally. 0.4 2009-07-15 Handle negative boolean flags (--no-*) iteratively. Handle other options with dashes in the name correctly. Switch to unpadded version numbers. 0.03 2009-07-12 No longer need support for 'complete -F' to see the whole command-line. Code removed. Tons of documentation. Fixed bugs with completion of file and directory paths. Support for partial completions. 0.02 2009-07-11 Added support for "complete -F" in addition to "complete -C". (The app can now examine the entire command-line, not just the option pair currently under consideration.) 0.01 2008-12-19 First version, released on an unsuspecting world. 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Getopt-Complete-0.26/Build.PL000444030216023421 113011625061503 15530 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000#!/usr/bin/env perl use warnings FATAL => 'all'; use strict; use Module::Build; my $build = Module::Build->new( module_name => 'Getopt::Complete', license => 'perl', requires => { 'perl' => 'v5.8.7', 'Getopt::Long' => '', 'Scalar::Util' => '', 'IPC::Open2' => '', 'Carp' => '', }, build_requires => { 'Test::More' => '0.86', 'App::Prove' => '', }, cpan_client => 'cpanm', #script_files => [ 'bin/ur' ], #test_files => [qw|t/*.t t/*/*.t t/*/*/*.t t/*/*/*/*.t|], ); $build->create_build_script; Getopt-Complete-0.26/README000444030216023421 7533311625061503 15154 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000NAME Getopt::Complete - programmable shell completion for Perl apps VERSION This document describes Getopt::Complete v0.9. SYNOPSIS In the Perl program "myprogram": use Getopt::Complete ( 'frog' => ['ribbit','urp','ugh'], 'fraggle' => sub { return ['rock','roll'] }, 'quiet!' => undef, 'name' => undef, 'age=n' => undef, 'outfile=s@' => 'files', 'outdir' => 'directories' 'runthis' => 'commands', 'username' => 'users', '<>' => 'directories', ); print "the frog says " . $ARGS{frog} . "\n"; In ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile, or directly in bash: function _getopt_complete () { COMPREPLY=($( COMP_CWORD=$COMP_CWORD perl `which ${COMP_WORDS[0]}` ${COMP_WORDS[@]:0} )); } complete -F _getopt_complete myprogram Thereafter in the terminal (after next login, or sourcing the updated .bashrc): $ myprogram --f $ myprogram --fr $ myprogram --fr frog fraggle $ myprogram --fro $ myprogram --frog $ myprogram --frog ribbit urp ugh $ myprogram --frog r $ myprogram --frog ribbit DESCRIPTION This module makes it easy to add custom command-line completion to Perl applications. It also does additional validation of arguments, when the program is actually executed, based on completion lists. Support is also present for apps which are an entry point for a hierarchy of sub-commands (in the style of cvs and git). Getopt::Complete also wraps the standard options processing and exports it as a %ARGS hash at compile time, making using the arguments hassle-free. The completion features currently work with the bash shell, which is the default on most Linux and Mac systems. Patches for other shells are welcome. OPTIONS PROCESSING Getopt::Complete processes the command-line options at compile time. The results are avaialble in the %ARGS hash, which is intended as a companion to the @ARGV array generated natively by Perl. use Getopt::Complete ( 'mydir' => 'd', 'myfile' => 'f', '<>' = ['monkey', 'taco', 'banana'] ); for $opt (keys %ARGS) { $val = $ARGS{$opt}; print "$opt has value $val\n"; } Errors in shell argumentes result in messages to STDERR via warn(), and cause the program to exit during "use" call. Getopt::Complete verifies that the option values specified match their own completion list, and will otherwise add additional errors explaining the problem. The %ARGS hash is an alias for %Getopt::Complete::ARGS. The alias is not created in the caller's namespaces if a hash named %ARGS already exists with data, but the results are always available from %Getopt::Complete::ARGS. They keys of the hash are the option names, minus any specifiers like "=s" or "!". The key is only present if the option was specified on the command-line. The values of the hash are the values from the command-line. For multi-value options the hash value is an arrayref. OBJECT API An object $ARGS is also created in the caller's namespace (class Getopt::Complete::Args) with a more detailed API for argument interrogation. See the documentation for that module, and also for the underlying Getopt::Complete::Options module. It is possible to override any part of the default process, including doing custom parsing, doing processing at run-time, and and preventing exit when there are errors. See OVERRIDING COMPILE-TIME OPTION PARSING for more information. PROGRAMMABLE COMPLETION BACKGROUND The bash shell supports smart completion of words when the key is pressed. By default, after the program name is specified, bash will presume the word the user is typing a is a file name, and will attempt to complete the word accordingly. Where completion is ambiguous, the shell will go as far as it can and beep. Subsequent completion attempts at that position result in a list being shown of possible completions. Bash can be configured to run a specific program to handle the completion task, allowing custom completions to be done for different appliations. The "complete" built-in bash command instructs the shell as-to how to handle tab-completion for a given command. This module allows a program to be its own word-completer. It detects that the COMP_LINE and COMP_POINT environment variables are set, indicating that it is being used as a completion program, and responds by returning completion values suitable for the shell _instead_ of really running the application. See the manual page for "bash", the heading "Programmable Completion" for full details on the general topic. HOW TO CONFIGURE PROGRAMMABLE COMPLETION 1 Put a "use Getopt::Complete" statement into your app as shown in the synopsis. The key-value pairs describe the command-line options available, and their completions. This should be at the TOP of the app, before any real processing is done. The only modules used before it should be those needed for custom callbacks, if there are any. No code should print to standard output during compile time, or it will confuse bash. Subsequent code can use %ARGS or the $ARGS object to check on command-line option values. Existing apps using Getopt::Long should use their option spec in the use declaration instead. If they bind variables directly the code should to be updated to get values from the %ARGS hash instead. 2 Put the following in your .bashrc or .bash_profile: function _getopt_complete () { COMPREPLY=($( COMP_CWORD=$COMP_CWORD perl `which ${COMP_WORDS[0]}` ${COMP_WORDS[@]:0} )); } complete -F _getopt_complete myprogram 3 New logins will automatically run the above and become aware that your program has programmable completion. For shells you already have open, run this to alert bash to your that your program has custom tab-completion. source ~/.bashrc Type the name of your app ("myprogram" in the example), and experiment with using the key to get various completions to test it. Every time you hit , bash sets certain environment variables, and then runs your program. The Getopt::Complete module detects these variables, responds to the completion request, and then forces the program to exit before really running your regular application code. IMPORTANT: Do not do steps #2 and #3 w/o doing step #1, or your application will actually run "normally" every time you press with it on the command-line! The module will not be present to detect that this is not a "real" execution of the program, and you may find your program is running when it should not. KEYS IN THE OPTIONS SPECIFICATION Each key in the list decribes an option which can be completed. Any key usable in a Getopt:::Long GetOptions specification works here, (except as noted in BUGS below): an option name A normal word is interpreted as an option name. The '=s' specifier is presumed if no specifier is present. 'p1' => [...] a complete option specifier Any specification usable by Getopt::Long is valid as the key. For example: 'p1=s' => [...] # the same as just 'p1' 'p2=s@' => [...] # expect multiple values the '<>' symbol for "bare arguments" This special key specifies how to complete non-option (bare) arguments. It presumes multiple values are possible (like '=s@'): Have an explicit list: '<>' = ['value1','value2','value3'] Do normal file completion: '<>' = 'files' Take arbitrary values with no expectations: '<>' = undef If there is no '<>' key specified, bare arguments will be treated as an error. a sub-command specifier, starting with '>' When a key in the options specification starts with '>', it indicates a that word maps to a distinct sub-command with its own options. The array to the right is itself a full options specification, following the same format as the one above it, including possible further sub-commands. See SUB-COMMAND TREES for more details. VALUES IN THE OPTIONS SPECIFICATION Each value describes how the option in question should be completed. array reference An array reference expliciitly lists the valid values for the option. In the app: use Getopt::Complete ( 'color' => ['red','green','blue'], ); In the shell: $ myprogram --color red green blue $ myprogram --color blue (runs with no errors) The list of value is also used to validate the user's choice after options are processed: myprogram --color purple ERROR: color has invalid value purple: select from red green blue See below for details on how to permit values which aren't shown in completions to be used and not generate errors. undef An undefined value indicates that the option is not completable. No completions will be offered by the application, though any value provided by the user will be considered valid. Note that this is distinct from returning an empty arrayref from a callback, which implies that there ARE known completions but the user has failed to match any of them. Also note: this is the only valid completion for boolean parameters, since there is no value to specify on the command-line. use Getopt::Complete ( 'name' => undef, # take --name "anyting" 'perky!' => undef, # take --perky or --no-perky ); subroutine callback When the list of valid values must be determined dynamically, a subroutine reference or name can be specified. If a name is specified, it should be fully qualified. (If it is not, it will be presumed to refer to one of the bash builtin completions types. See BUILTIN COMPLETION TYPES below.) The subroutine will be called, and is expected to return an arrayref of possiible matches. The arrayref will be treated as though it were specified directly in the specification. As with explicit values, an empty arrayref indicated that there are no valid matches for this option, given the other params on the command-line, and the text already typed. An undef value indicates that any value is valid for this parameter. Parameters to the callback are described below. WRITING SUBROUTINE CALLBACKS A subroutine callback is useful when the list of options to match must be dynamically generated. It is also useful when knowing what the user has already typed helps narrow the search for valid completions, or when iterative completion needs to occur (see PARTIAL COMPLETIONS below). The callback is expected to return an arrayref of valid completions. If it is empty, no completions are considered valid. If an undefined value is returned, no completions are specified, but ANY arbitrary value entered is considered valid as far as error checking is concerned. The callback registerd in the completion specification will receive the following parameters: command name Contains the name of the command for which options are being parsed. This is $0 in most cases, though hierarchical commands may have a name "svn commit" or "foo bar baz" etc. current word This is the word the user is trying to complete. It may be an empty string, if the user hits without typing anything first. option name This is the name of the option for which we are resolving a value. It is typically ignored unless you use the same subroutine to service multiple options. A value of '<>' indicates an unnamed argument (a.k.a "bare argument" or "non-option" argument). other opts It is the hashref resulting from Getopt::Long processing of all of the OTHER arguments. This is useful when one option limits the valid values for another option. In some cases, the options which should be available change depending on what other options are present, or the values available change depending on other options or their values. The environment variables COMP_LINE and COMP_POINT have the exact text of the command-line and also the exact character position, if more detail is needed in raw form than the parameters provide. The return value is a list of possible matches. The callback is free to narrow its results by examining the current word, but is not required to do so. The module will always return only the appropriate matches. EXAMPLE This app takes 2 parameters, one of which is dependent on the other: use Getopt::Complete ( type => ['names','places','things'], instance => sub { my ($command, $value, $option, $other_opts) = @_; if ($other_opts{type} eq 'names') { return [qw/larry moe curly/], } elsif ($other_opts{type} eq 'places') { return [qw/here there everywhere/], } elsif ($other_opts{type} eq 'things') { return [ query_database_matching("${value}%") ] } elsif ($otper_opts{type} eq 'surprsing') { # no defined list: take anything typed return undef; } else { # invalid type: no matches return [] } } ); $ myprogram --type people --instance larry moe curly $ myprogram --type places --instance here there everywhere $ myprogram --type surprising --instance (no completions appear) BUILTIN COMPLETIONS Bash has a list of built-in value types which it knows how to complete. Any of the default shell completions supported by bash's "compgen" are supported by this module. The list of builtin types supported as-of this writing are: files directories commands users groups environment services aliases builtins To indicate that an argument's valid values are one of the above, use the exact string after Getopt::Complete:: as the completion callback. For example: use Getopt::Complete ( infile => 'Getopt::Complete::files', outdir => 'Getopt::Complete::directories', myuser => 'Getopt::Complete::users', ); The full name is alissed as the single-character compgen parameter name for convenience. Further, because Getopt::Complete is the default namespace during processing, it can be ommitted from callback function names. The following are all equivalent. They effectively produce the same list as 'compgen -f': file1 => \&Getopt::Complete::files file1 => \&Getopt::Complete::f file1 => 'Getopt::Complete::files' file1 => 'Getopt::Complete::f' file1 => 'files' file1 => 'f' See Getopt::Complete::Compgen for specifics on using builtin completions. See "man bash", in the Programmable Complete secion, and the "compgen" builtin command for more details. UNLISTED VALID VALUES If there are options which should not be part of completion lists, but still count as valid if passed-into the app, they can be in a final sub-array at the end. This list doesn't affect the completion system at all, just prevents errors in the ERRORS array described above. use Getopt::Complete ( 'color' => ['red','green','blue', ['yellow','orange']], ); myprogram --color red green blue myprogram --color orange # no errors myprogram --color purple # error PARTIAL COMPLETIONS BASICS Any returned value ending in a character ("\t") will be considered a "partial" completion. This means that the shell will be instructed to leave the cursor at the end of that word even if there is no ambiguity in the rest of the returned list. Partial completions are only usable from callbacks. From a hard-coded array of values, it would be impossible to ever fuly complete the partial completion. BACKGROUND Sometimes, the entire list of completions is too big to reasonable resolve and return. The most obvious example is filename completion at the root of a large filesystem. In these cases, the completion of is handled in pieces, allowing the user to gradually "drill down" to the complete value directory by directory. It is even possible to hit to get one completion, then hit it again and get more completion, in the case of single-sub-directory directories. The Getopt::Complete module supports iterative drill-down completions from any parameter configured with a callback. It is completely valid to complete "a" with "aa" "ab" and "ac", but then to complete "ab" with yet more text. Unless the shell knows, however that your "aa", "ab", and "ac" completions are in fact only partial completions, an inconvenient space will be added after the word on the terminal line, as the shell happily moves on to helping the user enter the next argument. DETAILS Because partial completions are indicated in Getopt::Complete by adding a "\t" tab character to the end of the returned string, an application can return a mix of partial and full completions, and it will respect each correctly. Note: The "\t" is actually stripped-off before going to the shell and internal hackery is used to force the shell to not put a space where it isn't needed. This is not part of the bash programmable completion specification, but is used to simulate features typically only available with bash for builtin completions like files/directories. SUB-COMMAND TREES It is common for a given appliction to actually be an entry point for several different tools. Popular exmples are the big version control suites (cvs,svn,svk,git), which use the form: cvs SUBCOMMAND [ARGS] Each sub-command has its own options specification. Those may in turn have further sub-commands. Sub-commands are identified by an initial '>' in the options specification key. The value is interpreted as a complete, isolated options spec, using the same general syntax. This applies recursively. EXAMPLE COMMAND TREE SPEC use Getopt::Complete ( '>animal' => [ '>dog' => [ '>bark' => [ 'ferocity' => ['yip','wail','ruf','grrrr'], 'count' => ['1','2','one too many'], ], '>drool' => [ 'buckets=n' => undef, 'lick' => 'users', ], 'list!' => undef, ], '>cat' => [ '>purr' => [], '>meow' => [ 'volume=n' => undef, 'bass' => ['low','medium','high'], ] ], ], '>plant' => [ '>taters' => [ '>fry' => [ 'greasiness' => ['crispy','drippy'], 'width' => ['fat','thin','frite'], ], '>bake' => [ 'hard!' => undef, 'temp=n' => undef, ], ], '>dasies' => [ '>pick' => [ '<>' => ['mine','yours','theirs'], ], '>plant' => [ 'season' => ['winter','spring','summer','fall'], 'seeds=n' => undef, 'deep!' => undef, ] ] ] ); my ($word1,$word2,$word3) = $ARGS->parent_sub_commands; # (the above is also in $ARGS{'>'} for non-OO access) # your program probably has something smarter to decide where to go # for a given command if ($word1 eq 'animal') { if ($word2 eq 'dog') { if ($word3 eq 'bark') { # work with %ARGS for barking dogs... # .... } } } elsif ($path[0] eq 'plant') { ... } The above example specifies two sub-commands "animal" and "plant, each of which has its own two sub-commands, dog/cat and taters/dasies. Each of those, in turn, have two sub-commands, for a total of 8 complete commands possible, each with different arguments. Each of the 8 has thier own options specification. When the program executes, the %ARGS hash contains option/value pairs for the specific command chosen. The the series of sub-command choices in $ARGS{'>'}, separate from the regular bare arguments in '<>'. (The method name on an $ARGS object for this is "parent_sub_commands", a companion to the "bare_args" method. The method to determine the next available sub-commands is just "sub_commands".) Note that, since the user can hit at any time, it is possible that the parent_sub_commands will be a partial drill-down. It isn't uncommon to have something like this in place: if (my @next = $ARGS->sub_commands) { print STDERR "Please select a sub-command:\n"; print STDERR join("\n", @sub_commands),"\n"; exit 1; } The above checking is not done automatically, since a sub-command may have further sub-commands, but still also be used directly, possibly with other option and bare arguments. THE LONE DASH A lone dash is often used to represent using STDIN instead of a file for applications which otherwise take filenames. This is supported by all options which complete with the "files" builtin, though it does not appear in completion hint displays. To disable this, set $Getopt::Complete::LONE_DASH = 0. OVERRIDING COMPILE-TIME OPTION PARSING Getopt::Complete makes a lot of assumptions in order to be easy to use in the default case. Here is how to override that behavior if it's not what you want. OPTION 1: DOING CUSTOM ERROR HANDLING To prevent Getopt::Complete from exiting at compile time if there are errors, the EXIT_ON_ERRORS flag should be set to 0 first, at compile time, before using the Getopt::Complete module as follows: BEGIN { $Getopt:Complete::EXIT_ON_ERRORS = 0; } This should not affect completions in any way (it will still exit if it realizes it is talking to bash, to prevent accidentally running your program). Errors are retained in: $Getopt::Complete::ARGS->errors; It is then up to the application to not run with invalid parameters. OPTION 2: RE-PROCESS @ARGV This module restores @ARGV to its original state after processing, so independent option processing can be done if necessary. The full spec imported by Getopt::Complete is stored as: $Getopt::Complete::ARGS->option_specs; This is an easy option when upgrading old applications. Combined with disabling the EXIT_ON_ERROS flag above, set, you can completely ignore, or partially ignore, the options processing which happens automatically. OPTION 3: CHANGING COMPILE-TIME PROCESSING You can also adjust how option processing happens inside of Getopt::Complete. Getopt::Complete wraps Getopt::Long to do the underlying option parsing. It uses GetOptions(\%h, @specification) to produce the %ARGS hash. Customization of Getopt::Long should occur in a BEGIN block before using Getopt::Complete. OPTION 4: USE THE OBJECTS AND WRITE YOUR OWN LOGIC The logic in import() is very short, and is simple to modify. It is best to do it in a BEGIN {} block so that bash can use 'perl -c myprogram' to get completions at compile time. BEGIN { my $options = Getopt::Complete::Options->new( 'myfile' => 'f', 'mychoice' => ['small','medium','huge'] ); $options->handle_shell_completion(); my $args = Getopt::Complete::Args->new( options => $options, argv => [@ARGV] ); if (my @errors = $ARGS->errors) { for my $error ($ARGS->errors) { chomp $error; warn __PACKAGE__ . ' ERROR:' . $error . "\n"; } exit 1; } # make the %ARGS available to all of the app $args->__install_as_default__; # if you also want %ARGS and $ARGS here when you're finished... Getopt:Complete->export_aliases(__PACKAGE__); }; EXTENSIVE USAGE EXAMPLE Cut-and-paste this into a script called "myprogram" in your path, make it executable, and then run this in the shell: complete -C myprogram myprogram. Then try it out. It does one of everything, besides command trees. #!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use warnings; use Getopt::Complete ( # list the explicit values which are valid for this option 'frog' => ['ribbit','urp','ugh'], # you can add any valid Getopt::Long specification to the key on the left # ...if you put nothing: "=s" is assumed 'names=s@' => ['eenie','meanie','miney'], # support for Bash "compgen" builtins is present with some pre-made callbacks 'myfile' => 'Getopt::Complete::Compgen::files', 'mydir' => 'Getopt::Complete::Compgen::directories', # the plain name or first letter of the compgen builtins also work 'myfile2' => 'files', 'myfile3' => 'f', # handle unnamed arguments from the command-line ("non-option" arguments) with a special key: '<>' => ['some','raw','words'], # CODE callbacks allow a the completion list to be dynamically resolved 'fraggle' => sub { return ['rock','roll','fried fish','fried taters','fries and squid'] }, # callbacks get extra info to help them, including the part of the # word already typed, and the remainder of the options already processed for context 'type' => ['people','places'], 'instance'=> sub { my ($command, $partial_word, $option_name, $other_opts_hashref) = @_; # be lazy and ignore the partial word: bash will compensate if (my $type = $other_opts_hashref->{type}) { if ($type eq 'people') { return [qw/larry moe curly/] } elsif ($type eq 'places') { return [qw/here there everywhere/], } } return []; }, # undef means we don't know how to complete the value: any value specified will do # this will result in no shell ompletions, but will still expect a value to be entered 'name=s' => undef, # boolean values never have a completion list, and will yell if you are that foolish # this will give you --no-fast for free as well 'fast!' => undef, ); use Data::Dumper; print "The arguments are: " . Dumper(\%ARGS); DEVELOPMENT Patches are welcome. http://github.com/sakoht/Getopt--Complete-for-Perl/ git clone git://github.com/sakoht/Getopt--Complete-for-Perl.git As are complaints. Help us find bugs by sending an email to the address below, or using CPAN's bug tracking system: https://rt.cpan.org/ The latest version of this module is always availabe on CPAN: http://search.cpan.org/search?query=Getopt%3A%3AComplete&mode=all And is readily installable with the CPAN shell on Mac, Linux, and other Unix-like systems: sudo cpan Getopt::Complete BUGS Completions with whitespace work, but they do so by escaping whitespace characters instead of quoting. Support should be present for completing quoted text. It should also be the default, since it is more attractive. The logic to "shorten" the completion options shown in some cases is still in development. This means that filename completion shows full paths as options instead of just the last word in the file path. Some uses of Getopt::Long will not work currently: multi-name options (though standard shortening works), +, :, %. Currently this module only supports bash, though other shells could be added easily. There is logic in development to have the tool possibly auto-update the user's .bashrc / .bash_profile, but this is incomplete. SEE ALSO Getopt::Complete::Args the object API for the option/value argument set Getopt::Complete::Options the object API for the options specification Getopt::Complete::Compgen supplies builtin completions like file lists Getopt::Long the definitive options parser, wrapped by this module bash the manual page for bash has lots of info on how tab-completion works COPYRIGHT Copyright 2009 Scott Smith and Washington University School of Medicine AUTHORS Scott Smith (sakoht at cpan .org) LICENSE This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module. Getopt-Complete-0.26/t000755030216023421 011625061503 14347 5ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000Getopt-Complete-0.26/t/04-exercise.t000444030216023421 32511625061503 16701 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000#!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use warnings; use Test::More tests => 1; use FindBin; my $path = $FindBin::Bin . '/myprogram'; ok(-e $path, "found the test program ($path)"); $ENV{GETOPT_COMPLETE} = 'bash'; Getopt-Complete-0.26/t/demoapp000555030216023421 15011625061503 16033 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000#!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use warnings; use Getopt::Complete::Cache file => __FILE__ . ".opts"; Getopt-Complete-0.26/t/01-try-many.t000444030216023421 13511625061503 16646 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Test::More skip_all => 'not functioning yet'; Getopt-Complete-0.26/t/mytreeapp000555030216023421 244411625061503 16444 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000#!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use Data::Dumper; use Getopt::Complete ( '>animal' => [ '>dog' => [ '>bark' => [ 'ferocity' => ['yip','wail','ruf','grrrr'], 'count' => ['1','2','one too many'], ], '>drool' => [ 'buckets=n' => undef, 'lick' => 'users', ], 'list!' => undef, ], '>cat' => [ '>purr' => [], '>meow' => [ 'volume=n' => undef, 'bass' => ['low','medium','high'], ] ], ], '>plant' => [ '>taters' => [ '>bake' => [ 'hard!' => undef, 'temp=n' => undef, ], '>fry' => [ 'greasiness' => ['crispy','drippy'], 'width' => ['fat','thin','frite'], ] ], '>daisies' => [ '>pick' => [ '<>' => ['mine','yours','theirs'], ], '>plant' => [ 'season' => ['winter','spring','summer','fall'], 'seeds=n' => undef, 'deep!' => undef, ] ] ], ); print Dumper($ARGS); 1; Getopt-Complete-0.26/t/demoapp.opts000444030216023421 73611625061503 17026 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000$demoapp::OPTS_SPEC = [ '>model', [ '>build', [ 'filter=s', 'files', 'show=s', 'files', 'noheaders!', undef, 'style=s', undef, 'help!', undef ], 'help!', undef ], '>project', [ '>list', [ 'filter=s', 'files', 'show=s', 'files', 'noheaders!', undef, 'style=s', undef, 'help!', undef ], 'help!', undef ], ]; Getopt-Complete-0.26/t/05-bad-arg-name.t000444030216023421 45211625061503 17307 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000require Getopt::Complete; use Test::More tests => 1; my $args = Getopt::Complete::Args->new( options => Getopt::Complete::Options->new('foo!' => undef), argv => ['--bar'] ); ok(scalar(grep { /Unknown option: bar/ } $args->errors), "detected an error when a nonsense argumetn is used"); Getopt-Complete-0.26/t/02-boilerplate.t000555030216023421 232611625061503 17420 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000#!perl -T use strict; use warnings; use Test::More tests => 3; sub not_in_file_ok { my ($filename, %regex) = @_; open my $fh, "<", $filename or die "couldn't open $filename for reading: $!"; my %violated; while (my $line = <$fh>) { while (my ($desc, $regex) = each %regex) { if ($line =~ $regex) { push @{$violated{$desc}||=[]}, $.; } } } if (%violated) { fail("$filename contains boilerplate text"); diag "$_ appears on lines @{$violated{$_}}" for keys %violated; } else { pass("$filename contains no boilerplate text"); } } not_in_file_ok(README => "The README is used..." => qr/The README is used/, "'version information here'" => qr/to provide version information/, ); not_in_file_ok(Changes => "placeholder date/time" => qr(Date/time) ); sub module_boilerplate_ok { my ($module) = @_; not_in_file_ok($module => 'the great new $MODULENAME' => qr/ - The great new /, 'boilerplate description' => qr/Quick summary of what the module/, 'stub function definition' => qr/function[12]/, ); } module_boilerplate_ok('lib/Getopt/Complete.pm'); Getopt-Complete-0.26/t/00-load.t000555030216023421 23611625061503 16011 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000#!perl -T use Test::More tests => 1; BEGIN { use_ok( 'Getopt::Complete' ); } diag( "Testing Getopt::Complete $Getopt::Complete::VERSION, Perl $], $^X" ); Getopt-Complete-0.26/t/01-try-many.in000444030216023421 64311625061503 17015 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000myprogram myprogram --frog ribbitx myprogram --frog ribbit myprogram --type people --instance larry myprogram x y myprogram lib/Getopt/ myprogram --myfile d1/ myprogram --myfile d1/ --no-go myprogram --myfile d1/ --no-fast --go --no-go myprogram --myfile d1/ --no-fast --go myprogram --go myprogram --go --no-go --myfile d1/ myprogram --go --no-go --myfile d1/ "foo bar" myprogram --go --no-go --myfile d1/ lib/ Getopt-Complete-0.26/t/myprogram000555030216023421 425311625061503 16453 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000#!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use Data::Dumper; use Getopt::Complete ( # list the explicit values which are valid for this option 'frog' => ['ribbit','urp','ugh'], # you can add any valid Getopt::Long specification to the key # if you put nothing: "=s" is assumed 'names=s@' => ['eenie','meanie','miney'], # undef means we don't know how to complete the value: any value specified will do # this will result in no shell ompletions, but will still expect a value to be entered # unless it is boolean 'name=s' => undef, # boolean values never have a completion list, and will yell if you are that foolish 'go!' => undef, 'fast!' => undef, # handle unnamed arguments from the command-line ("non-option" arguments) with a spcial key: # you can control completions on these too... '<>' => 'd', # CODE callbacks allow a the completion list to be dynamically resolved 'fraggle' => sub { return ['rock','roll','fried fish','fried taters','fries and squid'] }, # support for Bash "compgen" builtins is present with some pre-made callbacks 'myfile' => \&Getopt::Complete::files, 'mydir' => \&Getopt::Complete::directories, # callbacks get extra info to help them, including the part of the # word already typed, and the remainder of the options already processed for context 'type' => ['people','places'], 'instance'=> sub { my ($command, $value, $key, $other_opts) = @_; if (my $type = $other_opts->{type}) { if ($type eq 'people') { return [qw/larry moe curly/] } elsif ($type eq 'places') { return [qw/here there everywhere/], } } return []; }, # we used-to fail to process these 'dash-key' => ['dancer','prancer','vixen'], # options with dashes in the values are confusing to the user, but not the app... 'valdash' => [qw/-a -b -bc -bd/], ); print Dumper($ARGS); 1; Getopt-Complete-0.26/t/03-demoapp-completion.t000444030216023421 323311625061503 20706 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000#!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use warnings; use Test::More; use FindBin; local $ENV{PATH} = $FindBin::Bin . ':' . $ENV{PATH}; my $path = 'demoapp'; plan tests => 12; ok(-e $FindBin::Bin . '/' . $path, "found the demo program ($path)"); ok(test_completion("$path model build ") > 0, 'results for valid sub-command'); ok(test_completion("$path model buil") > 0, 'results for valid partial sub-command'); ok(test_completion("$path projectx ") == 0, 'no results for bad sub-command'); ok(test_completion("$path project list --filter name=foo ") > 0, 'results for valid option-space-argument'); ok(test_completion("$path project list --filter=name=foo ") > 0, 'results for valid option-equals-argument'); ok(test_completion("$path model --help foo ") == 0, 'no results for invalid argument'); ok(test_completion("$path model --help foo") == 0, 'no results for non-argument option'); ok(test_completion("$path project list --filter name=foo") == 0, 'no results for option argument'); ok(test_completion("$path project list --fooba") == 0, 'no results for unknown option'); ok(test_completion("$path project list --fooba $FindBin::Bin") > 0, 'file completion for unknown option'); ok(test_completion("$path project list $FindBin::Bin") > 0, 'file completion for bare args'); sub test_completion { my $line = shift; my @args = split(' ', $line); my $COMP_CWORD = $#args; if($line =~ m/\s$/) { $COMP_CWORD++; } #actually want to complete a new word my $command = $args[0]; my @results = split("\n", `COMP_CWORD=$COMP_CWORD $command $line`); print "Found " . scalar(@results) . 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this module after options processing, with no arguments, # will just re-export (alias, actually) %ARGS and $ARGS. if ($ARGS) { $class->export_aliases(); } return; } if ($ARGS) { # Turn on fatal warnings, and this will safely be a die(). warn "Overriding default command-line %ARGS with a second call to Getopt::Complete!"; } # The safe way to use this module is to specify args at compile time. # This allows 'perl -c' to handle shell-completion requests. # Direct creation of objects is mostly for testing, and wrapper modules. # Make a single default Getopt::Complete::Options object, my $options = Getopt::Complete::Options->new(@_); # See if we are really just being run to respond to a shell completion request. # (in this case, the app will exit inside this call) $options->handle_shell_completion(); # and then a single default Getopt::Complete::Args object. my $args = Getopt::Complete::Args->new( options => $options, argv => [@ARGV] ); # Then make it and its underlying hash available globally in this namespace $args->__install_as_default__(); # Alias the above into the caller's namespace my $caller = caller(); $class->export_aliases($caller); # This is overridable externally. if ($EXIT_ON_ERRORS) { if (my @errors = $ARGS->errors) { for my $error ($ARGS->errors) { chomp $error; warn __PACKAGE__ . ' ERROR: ' . $error . "\n"; } exit 1; } } } sub export_aliases { my ($class,$pkg) = @_; no strict 'refs'; $pkg ||= caller(); my $v; $v = ${ $pkg . "::ARGS" }; unless (defined $v) { *{ $pkg . "::ARGS" } = \$ARGS; } $v = \%{ $pkg . "::ARGS" }; unless (keys %$v) { *{ $pkg . "::ARGS" } = \%ARGS; } } 1; =pod =head1 NAME Getopt::Complete - programmable shell completion for Perl apps =head1 VERSION This document describes Getopt::Complete 0.26. =head1 SYNOPSIS In the Perl program "myprogram": use Getopt::Complete ( 'frog' => ['ribbit','urp','ugh'], 'fraggle' => sub { return ['rock','roll'] }, 'quiet!' => undef, 'name' => undef, 'age=n' => undef, 'outfile=s@' => 'files', 'outdir' => 'directories' 'runthis' => 'commands', 'username' => 'users', '<>' => 'directories', ); print "the frog says " . $ARGS{frog} . "\n"; In ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile, or directly in bash: function _getopt_complete () { COMPREPLY=($( COMP_CWORD=$COMP_CWORD perl `which ${COMP_WORDS[0]}` ${COMP_WORDS[@]:0} )); } complete -F _getopt_complete myprogram Thereafter in the terminal (after next login, or sourcing the updated .bashrc): $ myprogram --f $ myprogram --fr $ myprogram --fr frog fraggle $ myprogram --fro $ myprogram --frog $ myprogram --frog ribbit urp ugh $ myprogram --frog r $ myprogram --frog ribbit =head1 DESCRIPTION This module makes it easy to add custom command-line completion to Perl applications. It also does additional validation of arguments, when the program is actually executed, based on completion lists. Support is also present for apps which are an entry point for a hierarchy of sub-commands (in the style of cvs and git). Getopt::Complete also wraps the standard options processing and exports it as a %ARGS hash at compile time, making using the arguments hassle-free. The completion features currently work with the bash shell, which is the default on most Linux and Mac systems. Patches for other shells are welcome. =head1 OPTIONS PROCESSING Getopt::Complete processes the command-line options at compile time. The results are avaialble in the %ARGS hash, which is intended as a companion to the @ARGV array generated natively by Perl. use Getopt::Complete ( 'mydir' => 'd', 'myfile' => 'f', '<>' = ['monkey', 'taco', 'banana'] ); for $opt (keys %ARGS) { $val = $ARGS{$opt}; print "$opt has value $val\n"; } Errors in shell argumentes result in messages to STDERR via warn(), and cause the program to exit during "use" call. Getopt::Complete verifies that the option values specified match their own completion list, and will otherwise add additional errors explaining the problem. The %ARGS hash is an alias for %Getopt::Complete::ARGS. The alias is not created in the caller's namespaces if a hash named %ARGS already exists with data, but the results are always available from %Getopt::Complete::ARGS. They keys of the hash are the option names, minus any specifiers like "=s" or "!". The key is only present if the option was specified on the command-line. The values of the hash are the values from the command-line. For multi-value options the hash value is an arrayref. =head1 OBJECT API An object $ARGS is also created in the caller's namespace (class L) with a more detailed API for argument interrogation. See the documentation for that module, and also for the underlying L module. It is possible to override any part of the default process, including doing custom parsing, doing processing at run-time, and and preventing exit when there are errors. See OVERRIDING COMPILE-TIME OPTION PARSING for more information. =head1 PROGRAMMABLE COMPLETION BACKGROUND The bash shell supports smart completion of words when the key is pressed. By default, after the program name is specified, bash will presume the word the user is typing a is a file name, and will attempt to complete the word accordingly. Where completion is ambiguous, the shell will go as far as it can and beep. Subsequent completion attempts at that position result in a list being shown of possible completions. Bash can be configured to run a specific program to handle the completion task, allowing custom completions to be done for different appliations. The "complete" built-in bash command instructs the shell as-to how to handle tab-completion for a given command. This module allows a program to be its own word-completer. It detects that the COMP_LINE and COMP_POINT environment variables are set, indicating that it is being used as a completion program, and responds by returning completion values suitable for the shell _instead_ of really running the application. See the manual page for "bash", the heading "Programmable Completion" for full details on the general topic. =head1 HOW TO CONFIGURE PROGRAMMABLE COMPLETION =over 4 =item 1 Put a "use Getopt::Complete" statement into your app as shown in the synopsis. The key-value pairs describe the command-line options available, and their completions. This should be at the TOP of the app, before any real processing is done. The only modules used before it should be those needed for custom callbacks, if there are any. No code should print to standard output during compile time, or it will confuse bash. Subsequent code can use %ARGS or the $ARGS object to check on command-line option values. Existing apps using Getopt::Long should use their option spec in the use declaration instead. If they bind variables directly the code should to be updated to get values from the %ARGS hash instead. =item 2 Put the following in your .bashrc or .bash_profile: function _getopt_complete () { COMPREPLY=($( COMP_CWORD=$COMP_CWORD perl `which ${COMP_WORDS[0]}` ${COMP_WORDS[@]:0} )); } complete -F _getopt_complete myprogram =item 3 New logins will automatically run the above and become aware that your program has programmable completion. For shells you already have open, run this to alert bash to your that your program has custom tab-completion. source ~/.bashrc =back Type the name of your app ("myprogram" in the example), and experiment with using the key to get various completions to test it. Every time you hit , bash sets certain environment variables, and then runs your program. The Getopt::Complete module detects these variables, responds to the completion request, and then forces the program to exit before really running your regular application code. IMPORTANT: Do not do steps #2 and #3 w/o doing step #1, or your application will actually run "normally" every time you press with it on the command-line! The module will not be present to detect that this is not a "real" execution of the program, and you may find your program is running when it should not. =head1 KEYS IN THE OPTIONS SPECIFICATION Each key in the list decribes an option which can be completed. Any key usable in a Getopt:::Long GetOptions specification works here, (except as noted in BUGS below): =over 4 =item an option name A normal word is interpreted as an option name. The '=s' specifier is presumed if no specifier is present. 'p1' => [...] =item a complete option specifier Any specification usable by L is valid as the key. For example: 'p1=s' => [...] # the same as just 'p1' 'p2=s@' => [...] # expect multiple values =item the '<>' symbol for "bare arguments" This special key specifies how to complete non-option (bare) arguments. It presumes multiple values are possible (like '=s@'): Have an explicit list: '<>' = ['value1','value2','value3'] Do normal file completion: '<>' = 'files' Take arbitrary values with no expectations: '<>' = undef If there is no '<>' key specified, bare arguments will be treated as an error. =item a sub-command specifier, starting with '>' When a key in the options specification starts with '>', it indicates a that word maps to a distinct sub-command with its own options. The array to the right is itself a full options specification, following the same format as the one above it, including possible further sub-commands. See SUB-COMMAND TREES for more details. =back =head1 VALUES IN THE OPTIONS SPECIFICATION Each value describes how the option in question should be completed. =over 4 =item array reference An array reference expliciitly lists the valid values for the option. In the app: use Getopt::Complete ( 'color' => ['red','green','blue'], ); In the shell: $ myprogram --color red green blue $ myprogram --color blue (runs with no errors) The list of value is also used to validate the user's choice after options are processed: myprogram --color purple ERROR: color has invalid value purple: select from red green blue See below for details on how to permit values which aren't shown in completions to be used and not generate errors. =item undef An undefined value indicates that the option is not completable. No completions will be offered by the application, though any value provided by the user will be considered valid. Note that this is distinct from returning an empty arrayref from a callback, which implies that there ARE known completions but the user has failed to match any of them. Also note: this is the only valid completion for boolean parameters, since there is no value to specify on the command-line. use Getopt::Complete ( 'name' => undef, # take --name "anyting" 'perky!' => undef, # take --perky or --no-perky ); =item subroutine callback When the list of valid values must be determined dynamically, a subroutine reference or name can be specified. If a name is specified, it should be fully qualified. (If it is not, it will be presumed to refer to one of the bash builtin completions types. See BUILTIN COMPLETION TYPES below.) The subroutine will be called, and is expected to return an arrayref of possiible matches. The arrayref will be treated as though it were specified directly in the specification. As with explicit values, an empty arrayref indicated that there are no valid matches for this option, given the other params on the command-line, and the text already typed. An undef value indicates that any value is valid for this parameter. Parameters to the callback are described below. =back =head1 WRITING SUBROUTINE CALLBACKS A subroutine callback is useful when the list of options to match must be dynamically generated. It is also useful when knowing what the user has already typed helps narrow the search for valid completions, or when iterative completion needs to occur (see PARTIAL COMPLETIONS below). The callback is expected to return an arrayref of valid completions. If it is empty, no completions are considered valid. If an undefined value is returned, no completions are specified, but ANY arbitrary value entered is considered valid as far as error checking is concerned. The callback registerd in the completion specification will receive the following parameters: =over 4 =item command name Contains the name of the command for which options are being parsed. This is $0 in most cases, though hierarchical commands may have a name "svn commit" or "foo bar baz" etc. =item current word This is the word the user is trying to complete. It may be an empty string, if the user hits without typing anything first. =item option name This is the name of the option for which we are resolving a value. It is typically ignored unless you use the same subroutine to service multiple options. A value of '<>' indicates an unnamed argument (a.k.a "bare argument" or "non-option" argument). =item other opts It is the hashref resulting from Getopt::Long processing of all of the OTHER arguments. This is useful when one option limits the valid values for another option. In some cases, the options which should be available change depending on what other options are present, or the values available change depending on other options or their values. =back The environment variables COMP_LINE and COMP_POINT have the exact text of the command-line and also the exact character position, if more detail is needed in raw form than the parameters provide. The return value is a list of possible matches. The callback is free to narrow its results by examining the current word, but is not required to do so. The module will always return only the appropriate matches. =head2 EXAMPLE This app takes 2 parameters, one of which is dependent on the other: use Getopt::Complete ( type => ['names','places','things'], instance => sub { my ($command, $value, $option, $other_opts) = @_; if ($other_opts{type} eq 'names') { return [qw/larry moe curly/], } elsif ($other_opts{type} eq 'places') { return [qw/here there everywhere/], } elsif ($other_opts{type} eq 'things') { return [ query_database_matching("${value}%") ] } elsif ($otper_opts{type} eq 'surprsing') { # no defined list: take anything typed return undef; } else { # invalid type: no matches return [] } } ); $ myprogram --type people --instance larry moe curly $ myprogram --type places --instance here there everywhere $ myprogram --type surprising --instance (no completions appear) =head1 BUILTIN COMPLETIONS Bash has a list of built-in value types which it knows how to complete. Any of the default shell completions supported by bash's "compgen" are supported by this module. The list of builtin types supported as-of this writing are: files directories commands users groups environment services aliases builtins To indicate that an argument's valid values are one of the above, use the exact string after Getopt::Complete:: as the completion callback. For example: use Getopt::Complete ( infile => 'Getopt::Complete::files', outdir => 'Getopt::Complete::directories', myuser => 'Getopt::Complete::users', ); The full name is alissed as the single-character compgen parameter name for convenience. Further, because Getopt::Complete is the default namespace during processing, it can be ommitted from callback function names. The following are all equivalent. They effectively produce the same list as 'compgen -f': file1 => \&Getopt::Complete::files file1 => \&Getopt::Complete::f file1 => 'Getopt::Complete::files' file1 => 'Getopt::Complete::f' file1 => 'files' file1 => 'f' See L for specifics on using builtin completions. See "man bash", in the Programmable Complete secion, and the "compgen" builtin command for more details. =head1 UNLISTED VALID VALUES If there are options which should not be part of completion lists, but still count as valid if passed-into the app, they can be in a final sub-array at the end. This list doesn't affect the completion system at all, just prevents errors in the ERRORS array described above. use Getopt::Complete ( 'color' => ['red','green','blue', ['yellow','orange']], ); myprogram --color red green blue myprogram --color orange # no errors myprogram --color purple # error =head1 PARTIAL COMPLETIONS =head2 BASICS Any returned value ending in a character ("\t") will be considered a "partial" completion. This means that the shell will be instructed to leave the cursor at the end of that word even if there is no ambiguity in the rest of the returned list. Partial completions are only usable from callbacks. From a hard-coded array of values, it would be impossible to ever fuly complete the partial completion. =head2 BACKGROUND Sometimes, the entire list of completions is too big to reasonable resolve and return. The most obvious example is filename completion at the root of a large filesystem. In these cases, the completion of is handled in pieces, allowing the user to gradually "drill down" to the complete value directory by directory. It is even possible to hit to get one completion, then hit it again and get more completion, in the case of single-sub-directory directories. The Getopt::Complete module supports iterative drill-down completions from any parameter configured with a callback. It is completely valid to complete "a" with "aa" "ab" and "ac", but then to complete "ab" with yet more text. Unless the shell knows, however that your "aa", "ab", and "ac" completions are in fact only partial completions, an inconvenient space will be added after the word on the terminal line, as the shell happily moves on to helping the user enter the next argument. =head2 DETAILS Because partial completions are indicated in Getopt::Complete by adding a "\t" tab character to the end of the returned string, an application can return a mix of partial and full completions, and it will respect each correctly. Note: The "\t" is actually stripped-off before going to the shell and internal hackery is used to force the shell to not put a space where it isn't needed. This is not part of the bash programmable completion specification, but is used to simulate features typically only available with bash for builtin completions like files/directories. =head1 SUB-COMMAND TREES It is common for a given appliction to actually be an entry point for several different tools. Popular exmples are the big version control suites (cvs,svn,svk,git), which use the form: cvs SUBCOMMAND [ARGS] Each sub-command has its own options specification. Those may in turn have further sub-commands. Sub-commands are identified by an initial '>' in the options specification key. The value is interpreted as a complete, isolated options spec, using the same general syntax. This applies recursively. =head2 EXAMPLE COMMAND TREE SPEC use Getopt::Complete ( '>animal' => [ '>dog' => [ '>bark' => [ 'ferocity' => ['yip','wail','ruf','grrrr'], 'count' => ['1','2','one too many'], ], '>drool' => [ 'buckets=n' => undef, 'lick' => 'users', ], 'list!' => undef, ], '>cat' => [ '>purr' => [], '>meow' => [ 'volume=n' => undef, 'bass' => ['low','medium','high'], ] ], ], '>plant' => [ '>taters' => [ '>fry' => [ 'greasiness' => ['crispy','drippy'], 'width' => ['fat','thin','frite'], ], '>bake' => [ 'hard!' => undef, 'temp=n' => undef, ], ], '>dasies' => [ '>pick' => [ '<>' => ['mine','yours','theirs'], ], '>plant' => [ 'season' => ['winter','spring','summer','fall'], 'seeds=n' => undef, 'deep!' => undef, ] ] ] ); my ($word1,$word2,$word3) = $ARGS->parent_sub_commands; # (the above is also in $ARGS{'>'} for non-OO access) # your program probably has something smarter to decide where to go # for a given command if ($word1 eq 'animal') { if ($word2 eq 'dog') { if ($word3 eq 'bark') { # work with %ARGS for barking dogs... # .... } } } elsif ($path[0] eq 'plant') { ... } The above example specifies two sub-commands "animal" and "plant, each of which has its own two sub-commands, dog/cat and taters/dasies. Each of those, in turn, have two sub-commands, for a total of 8 complete commands possible, each with different arguments. Each of the 8 has thier own options specification. When the program executes, the %ARGS hash contains option/value pairs for the specific command chosen. The the series of sub-command choices in $ARGS{'>'}, separate from the regular bare arguments in '<>'. (The method name on an $ARGS object for this is "parent_sub_commands", a companion to the "bare_args" method. The method to determine the next available sub-commands is just "sub_commands".) Note that, since the user can hit at any time, it is possible that the parent_sub_commands will be a partial drill-down. It isn't uncommon to have something like this in place: if (my @next = $ARGS->sub_commands) { print STDERR "Please select a sub-command:\n"; print STDERR join("\n", @sub_commands),"\n"; exit 1; } The above checking is not done automatically, since a sub-command may have further sub-commands, but still also be used directly, possibly with other option and bare arguments. =head1 THE LONE DASH A lone dash is often used to represent using STDIN instead of a file for applications which otherwise take filenames. This is supported by all options which complete with the "files" builtin, though it does not appear in completion hint displays. To disable this, set $Getopt::Complete::LONE_DASH = 0. =head1 OVERRIDING COMPILE-TIME OPTION PARSING Getopt::Complete makes a lot of assumptions in order to be easy to use in the default case. Here is how to override that behavior if it's not what you want. =head2 OPTION 1: DOING CUSTOM ERROR HANDLING To prevent Getopt::Complete from exiting at compile time if there are errors, the EXIT_ON_ERRORS flag should be set to 0 first, at compile time, before using the Getopt::Complete module as follows: BEGIN { $Getopt:Complete::EXIT_ON_ERRORS = 0; } This should not affect completions in any way (it will still exit if it realizes it is talking to bash, to prevent accidentally running your program). Errors are retained in: $Getopt::Complete::ARGS->errors; It is then up to the application to not run with invalid parameters. =head2 OPTION 2: RE-PROCESS @ARGV This module restores @ARGV to its original state after processing, so independent option processing can be done if necessary. The full spec imported by Getopt::Complete is stored as: $Getopt::Complete::ARGS->option_specs; This is an easy option when upgrading old applications. Combined with disabling the EXIT_ON_ERROS flag above, set, you can completely ignore, or partially ignore, the options processing which happens automatically. =head2 OPTION 3: CHANGING COMPILE-TIME PROCESSING You can also adjust how option processing happens inside of Getopt::Complete. Getopt::Complete wraps Getopt::Long to do the underlying option parsing. It uses GetOptions(\%h, @specification) to produce the %ARGS hash. Customization of Getopt::Long should occur in a BEGIN block before using Getopt::Complete. =head2 OPTION 4: USE THE OBJECTS AND WRITE YOUR OWN LOGIC The logic in import() is very short, and is simple to modify. It is best to do it in a BEGIN {} block so that bash can use 'perl -c myprogram' to get completions at compile time. BEGIN { my $options = Getopt::Complete::Options->new( 'myfile' => 'f', 'mychoice' => ['small','medium','huge'] ); $options->handle_shell_completion(); my $args = Getopt::Complete::Args->new( options => $options, argv => [@ARGV] ); if (my @errors = $ARGS->errors) { for my $error ($ARGS->errors) { chomp $error; warn __PACKAGE__ . ' ERROR:' . $error . "\n"; } exit 1; } # make the %ARGS available to all of the app $args->__install_as_default__; # if you also want %ARGS and $ARGS here when you're finished... Getopt:Complete->export_aliases(__PACKAGE__); }; =head1 EXTENSIVE USAGE EXAMPLE Cut-and-paste this into a script called "myprogram" in your path, make it executable, and then run this in the shell: function _getopt_complete () { COMPREPLY=($( COMP_CWORD=$COMP_CWORD perl `which ${COMP_WORDS[0]}` ${COMP_WORDS[@]:0} )); } complete -F _getopt_complete myprogram Then try it out. It does one of everything, besides command trees. #!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use warnings; use Getopt::Complete ( # list the explicit values which are valid for this option 'frog' => ['ribbit','urp','ugh'], # you can add any valid Getopt::Long specification to the key on the left # ...if you put nothing: "=s" is assumed 'names=s@' => ['eenie','meanie','miney'], # support for Bash "compgen" builtins is present with some pre-made callbacks 'myfile' => 'Getopt::Complete::Compgen::files', 'mydir' => 'Getopt::Complete::Compgen::directories', # the plain name or first letter of the compgen builtins also work 'myfile2' => 'files', 'myfile3' => 'f', # handle unnamed arguments from the command-line ("non-option" arguments) with a special key: '<>' => ['some','raw','words'], # CODE callbacks allow a the completion list to be dynamically resolved 'fraggle' => sub { return ['rock','roll','fried fish','fried taters','fries and squid'] }, # callbacks get extra info to help them, including the part of the # word already typed, and the remainder of the options already processed for context 'type' => ['people','places'], 'instance'=> sub { my ($command, $partial_word, $option_name, $other_opts_hashref) = @_; # be lazy and ignore the partial word: bash will compensate if (my $type = $other_opts_hashref->{type}) { if ($type eq 'people') { return [qw/larry moe curly/] } elsif ($type eq 'places') { return [qw/here there everywhere/], } } return []; }, # undef means we don't know how to complete the value: any value specified will do # this will result in no shell ompletions, but will still expect a value to be entered 'name=s' => undef, # boolean values never have a completion list, and will yell if you are that foolish # this will give you --no-fast for free as well 'fast!' => undef, ); use Data::Dumper; print "The arguments are: " . Dumper(\%ARGS); =head1 DEVELOPMENT Patches are welcome. http://github.com/sakoht/Getopt--Complete-for-Perl/ git clone git://github.com/sakoht/Getopt--Complete-for-Perl.git As are complaints. Help us find bugs by sending an email to the address below, or using CPAN's bug tracking system: https://rt.cpan.org/ The latest version of this module is always availabe on CPAN: http://search.cpan.org/search?query=Getopt%3A%3AComplete&mode=all And is readily installable with the CPAN shell on Mac, Linux, and other Unix-like systems: sudo cpan Getopt::Complete =head1 BUGS Completions with whitespace work, but they do so by escaping whitespace characters instead of quoting. Support should be present for completing quoted text. It should also be the default, since it is more attractive. The logic to "shorten" the completion options shown in some cases is still in development. This means that filename completion shows full paths as options instead of just the last word in the file path. Some uses of Getopt::Long will not work currently: multi-name options (though standard shortening works), +, :, %. Currently this module only supports bash, though other shells could be added easily. There is logic in development to have the tool possibly auto-update the user's .bashrc / .bash_profile, but this is incomplete. =head1 SEE ALSO =over 4 =item L the object API for the option/value argument set =item L the object API for the options specification =item L supplies builtin completions like file lists =item L the definitive options parser, wrapped by this module =item L the manual page for bash has lots of info on how tab-completion works =back =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright 2010, 2011 Washington University School of Medicine =head1 AUTHORS Scott Smith (sakoht at cpan .org) Nathan Nutter Andrei Benea =head1 LICENSE This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module. =cut Getopt-Complete-0.26/lib/Getopt/Complete000755030216023421 011625061503 17664 5ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000Getopt-Complete-0.26/lib/Getopt/Complete/Options.pm000444030216023421 2407611625061503 22043 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000package Getopt::Complete::Options; use strict; use warnings; our $VERSION = $Getopt::Complete::VERSION; use IPC::Open2; use Data::Dumper; use Getopt::Complete::LazyOptions; sub new { my $class = shift; my $self = bless { sub_commands => [], option_specs => {}, completion_handlers => {}, parse_errors => undef, }, $class; # process the params into normalized completion handlers # if there are problems, the ->errors method will return a list. $self->_init(@_); return $self; } sub sub_commands { return @{ shift->{sub_commands} }; } sub option_names { return keys %{ shift->{completion_handlers} }; } sub option_specs { Carp::confess("Bad params") if @_ > 1; my $self = shift; my @specs; for my $key (keys %{ $self->{option_specs} }) { next if $key eq '<>'; my $value = $self->{option_specs}{$key}; push @specs, $key . $value; } return @specs; } sub option_spec { my $self = shift; my $name = shift; Carp::confess("Bad params") if not defined $name; return $self->{option_specs}{$name}; } sub has_option { my $self = shift; my $name = shift; return exists $self->{completion_handlers}{$name}; } sub completion_handler { my $self = shift; my $name = shift; Carp::confess("Bad params") if not defined $name; return $self->{completion_handlers}{$name}; } sub _init { my $self = shift; my $completion_handlers = $self->{completion_handlers} = {}; my $option_specs = $self->{option_specs} = {}; my @parse_errors; while (my $key = shift @_) { my $handler = shift @_; my ($name,$spec) = ($key =~ /^([\w|-|\>][\w|-]*|\<\>|)(\W.*|)/); if (not defined $name) { push @parse_errors, __PACKAGE__ . " is unable to parse '$key' from spec!"; next; } if ($handler and not ref $handler) { my $code; if ($handler =~ /::/) { # fully qualified eval { $code = \&{ $handler }; }; unless (ref($code)) { push @parse_errors, __PACKAGE__ . " $key! references callback $handler which is not found! Did you use its module first?!"; } } else { $code = Getopt::Complete::Compgen->can($handler); unless (ref($code)) { push @parse_errors, __PACKAGE__ . " $key! references builtin $handler which is not found! Select from:" . join(", ", map { my $short = substr($_,0,1); "$_($short)" } @Getopt::Complete::Compgen::builtins); } } if (ref($code)){ $handler = $code; } } if (substr($name,0,1) eq '>') { # a "sub-command": make a sub-options tree, which may happen recursively my $word = substr($name,1); if (ref($handler) eq 'ARRAY') { $handler = Getopt::Complete::Options->new(@$handler); } elsif (ref($handler) eq 'CODE' or ref($handler) eq 'SCALAR') { # be lazy about actually resolving this $handler = Getopt::Complete::LazyOptions->new($handler); } else { die "expected arrayref or code for $name value!"; } $handler->{command} = ($self->{command} || '') . " " . $word; $completion_handlers->{$name} = $handler; push @{ $self->{sub_commands} }, $word; next; } $completion_handlers->{$name} = $handler; if ($name eq '<>') { next; } if ($name eq '-') { if ($spec and $spec ne '!') { push @parse_errors, __PACKAGE__ . " $key errors: $name is implicitly stand-alone!"; } $spec ||= '!'; } $spec ||= '=s'; $option_specs->{$name} = $spec; if ($spec =~ /[\!\+]/ and defined $completion_handlers->{$key}) { push @parse_errors, __PACKAGE__ . " error on option $key: ! and + expect an undef completion list, since they do not have values!"; next; } if (ref($completion_handlers->{$key}) eq 'ARRAY' and @{ $completion_handlers->{$key} } == 0) { push @parse_errors, __PACKAGE__ . " error on option $key: an empty arrayref will never be valid!"; } } $self->{parse_errors} = \@parse_errors; return (@parse_errors ? () : 1); } sub handle_shell_completion { my $self = shift; if ($ENV{COMP_CWORD}) { my ($command,$current,$previous,$other) = $self->parse_completion_request(\@ARGV,$ENV{COMP_CWORD}); unless ($command) { # parse error # this typically only happens when there are mismatched quotes, which means something you can't complete anyway # don't complete anything... exit; } my $args = Getopt::Complete::Args->new(options => $self, argv => $other); my @matches; my @printable_matches; unless ($args->errors) { @matches = $args->resolve_possible_completions($command,$current,$previous); @printable_matches = $args->translate_completions_for_shell_display($current, @matches); } print join("\n",@printable_matches),"\n"; exit; } return 1; } sub _expand_token { my $self = shift; my $token = shift; return '' unless $token; my ($reader, $writer); my $pid = open2($reader,$writer,'bash 2>/dev/null'); return unless $pid; print $writer "echo $token"; close $writer; my $result = join("",<$reader>); chomp $result; return $result || $token; } sub parse_completion_request { my $self = shift; my ($comp_words, $comp_cword) = @_; @$comp_words = map($self->_expand_token($_), @$comp_words); my @left = @$comp_words[0..$comp_cword]; my $want_new_word = (!defined $left[-1]); #if starting new word, last value will be undef my $left = join(" ", map(defined($_) ? $_ : '', @left)); #want an extra space at end if $want_new_word if($want_new_word) { pop @left; } # find options for last sub-command if it has a completion handler # skipping first command but old code didn't but it also never seemed to trigger before my @sub_cmds = @left[1..$#left]; while (@sub_cmds and my $delegate = $self->completion_handler('>' . $sub_cmds[0])) { shift @sub_cmds; $self = $delegate; } my @right = @$comp_words[($comp_cword+1)..$#$comp_words]; my $right = join(" ", @right); unless (@left) { # parse error return; } my $command = shift @left; my $current; if (substr($left, -1) ne ' ' || substr($left, -2) eq '\ ') { # we're at the end of the final word in the @left list, and are trying to complete it $current = pop @left; } else { $current = ''; } $left =~ s/\\ / /g; my $previous = ( (@left and $left[-1] =~ /^-{1,2}/ and not $left[-1] =~ /^-{1,2}[\w\-]+\=/) ? (pop @left) : ()) ; # TODO: this might be a good spot to make sure we don't complete a new sub-command my @other_options = (@left,@right); # it's hard to spot the case in which the previous word is "boolean", and has no value specified if ($previous) { my ($name) = ($previous =~ /^-+(.*)/); my $spec = $self->option_spec($name); if ($spec and $spec =~ /[\!\+]/) { push @other_options, $previous; $previous = undef; } elsif ($name =~ /no-(.*)/) { # Handle a case of an option which natively starts with "--no-" # and is set to boolean. There is one of everything in this world. $name =~ s/^no-//; $spec = $self->option_spec($name); if ($spec and $spec =~ /[\!\+]/) { push @other_options, $previous; $previous = undef; } } } my $quote; if ($current =~ /^([\'\"])/) { $quote = $1; $current = substr($current,1); if (substr($current,-1,1) eq $quote and not substr($current,-2,1) eq '\\') { $current = substr($current,0,length($current)-1); }; } return ($command,$current,$previous,\@other_options, $quote); } 1; =pod =head1 NAME Getopt::Complete::Options - a command-line options specification =head1 VERSION This document describes Getopt::Complete 0.26 =head1 SYNOPSIS This is used internally by Getopt::Complete during compile. my $opts = Getopt::Complete::Options->new( 'myfile=s' => 'f', 'mydir=s@' => 'd', '<>' => ['one','two','three'] ); $opts->option_names; # myfile mydir $opts->option_spec("mydir") # '=s@' $opts->option_handler("myfile") # 'f' $opts->option_handler("<>") # ['one','two','three']; $opts->handle_shell_completion; # if it detects it is talking to the shell completer, it will respond and then exit # this method is used by the above, then makes a Getopt::Complete::Args. ($text_typed,$option_name,$remainder_of_argv) = $self->parse_completion_request($comp_words,$comp_cword); =head1 DESCRIPTION Objects of this class are used to construct a Getop::Complete::Args from a list of command-line arguments. It specifies what options are available to the command line, helping to direct the parser. It also specifies what values are valid for those options, and provides an API for access by the shell to do tab-completion. The valid values list is also used by Getopt::Complete::Args to validate its option values, and produce the error list it generates. =head1 SEE ALSO L, L, L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright 2010 Scott Smith and Washington University School of Medicine =head1 AUTHORS Scott Smith (sakoht at cpan .org) =head1 LICENSE This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module. =cut Getopt-Complete-0.26/lib/Getopt/Complete/Cache.pm000444030216023421 1732111625061503 21406 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000package Getopt::Complete::Cache; our $VERSION = $Getopt::Complete::VERSION; use strict; use warnings; our $cache_path; our $cache_is_stale; sub import { my $self = shift; my %args = @_; my $class = delete $args{class}; my $file = delete $args{file} if exists $args{file}; my $above = 0; $above = delete $args{above} if exists $args{above}; my $dynamic_caching = 0; $dynamic_caching = delete $args{dynamic_caching} if exists $args{dynamic_caching}; my $comp_cword = $ENV{COMP_CWORD}; $comp_cword = delete $args{comp_cword} if exists $args{comp_cword}; if (%args) { require Data::Dumper; die "Unknown params passed to " . __PACKAGE__ . Data::Dumper::Dumper(\@_); } if ($class and $file) { die __PACKAGE__ . " received both a class and file param: $class, $file!"; } return unless ($comp_cword); # doesn't detect my $module_path; if ($class) { ($module_path, $cache_path) = $self->module_and_cache_paths_for_package($class, $above); $cache_path ||= $module_path . '.opts'; } else { use FindBin; $module_path = $FindBin::RealBin . '/' . $FindBin::RealScript; $cache_path = $file || $module_path . '.opts'; } # TODO: This does not quite work yet. if ($dynamic_caching && -e $cache_path) { my $my_mtime = (stat($module_path))[9]; # if the module has a directory with changes newer than the module, # use its mtime as the change time my $module_dir = $module_path; $module_dir =~ s/.pm$//; if (-e $module_dir) { if ((stat($module_dir))[9] > $my_mtime) { $my_mtime = (stat($module_dir))[9]; } } my $cache_mtime = (stat($cache_path))[9]; unless ($cache_mtime >= $my_mtime) { print STDERR "\nstale completion cache: refreshing $cache_path...\n"; unlink $cache_path; } } $cache_path = $file if ($file); if ( -f $cache_path && -s $cache_path) { my $fh; open($fh, $cache_path); if ($fh) { my $src = join('', <$fh>); require Getopt::Complete; my $spec = eval $src; if (@$spec) { Getopt::Complete->import(@$spec); } } return 1; } else { die "Unable to open file: $cache_path\n"; } } sub module_and_cache_paths_for_package { my $self = shift; my $class = shift; my $above = shift; my $path = $class; $path =~ s/::/\//g; $path = '/' . $path . '.pm'; my ($mod_path, $opt_path); # if above, check cwd upwards for class location if ($above) { require Cwd; $mod_path = Cwd::cwd(); $mod_path =~ s/([^\/])$/$1\//; until (-e "$mod_path$path" || $mod_path eq '/') { $mod_path =~ s/[^\/]+\/$//; # remove last folder and try again } $mod_path .= $path; $opt_path = $mod_path . '.opts'; } # otherwise search perl's path unless ($mod_path && -e "$mod_path") { my (@mod_paths) = map { ($_ . $path) } @INC; ($mod_path) = grep { -e $_ } @mod_paths; } unless ($opt_path && -e "$opt_path") { my (@opt_paths) = map { ($_ . $path . '.opts' ) } @INC; ($opt_path) = grep { -e $_ } @opt_paths; } return ($mod_path, $opt_path); } sub generate { print STDERR "ending\n"; eval { print STDERR "evaling $cache_path\n"; unless (-e $cache_path) { print STDERR "found $cache_path\n"; no warnings; my $a = $Getopt::Complete::ARGS; print STDERR "args are $a\n"; use warnings; if ($a) { print STDERR ">> got args $a\n"; if (my $o = $a->options) { print STDERR ">> got opts $o\n"; my $c = $o->{completion_handlers}; my @modules; if ($c) { print STDERR ">> got completions $c\n"; my $has_callbacks = 0; for my $key (keys %$c) { my $completions = $c->{$key}; if (ref($completions) eq 'SCALAR') { push @modules, $$completions; } elsif(ref($completions) eq 'CODE') { warn "cannot use cached completions with anonymous callbacks!"; $has_callbacks = 1; } } unless ($has_callbacks) { my $fh; open($fh,$cache_path); if ($fh) { warn "caching options for $cache_path...\n"; my $src = Data::Dumper::Dumper($c); #$src =~ s/^\$VAR1/\$${class}::OPTS_SPEC/; #print STDERR ">> $src\n"; $fh->print($src); #require Data::Dumper; #my $src = Data::Dumper::Dumper($c); } } for my $module (@modules) { print STDERR "trying mod $module\n"; local $ENV{GETOPT_COMPLETE_CACHE} = 1; eval "use $module"; die $@ if $@; no strict; no warnings; $spec = ${ $class . '::OPTS_SPEC' }; my ($other_module_path,$other_cache_path) = $self->module_and_cache_paths_for_package($module); $other_cache_path ||= $other_module_path . '.opts'; my $fh; open($fh,$other_cache_path); if ($fh) { warn "caching options for $module at $other_cache_path...\n"; my $src = Data::Dumper::Dumper($c); $src =~ s/^\$VAR1/\$${class}::OPTS_SPEC/; #print STDERR ">> $src\n"; $fh->print($src); #require Data::Dumper; #my $src = Data::Dumper::Dumper($c); } } } } } } }; print STDERR ">>>> $@\n" if $@; } 1; =pod =head1 NAME Getopt::Complete::Cache - cache options next-to the command they apply-to =head1 VERSION This document describes Getopt::Complete::Cache 0.26. =head1 SYNOPSIS Presuming MyApp.pm isa Command, and "myapp" is an executable like: use MyApp; MyApp->execute_with_shell_params_and_exit(); Add this BEFORE using the MyApp module: use Getopt::Complete::Cache class => 'MyApp'; use MyApp; MyApp->execute_with_shell_params_and_exit(); Now the shell will look for MyApp.pm.opts during completion and will never actually load the MyApp.pm module during tab-completion. The .opts file is autogenerated upon the first attempt to find it. =head1 DESCRIPTION This module is for the obscure case in which: 1. the compile time on an executable is sluggish, and we don't want to have sluggish tab-completion 2. the command-line should be cached relative to a given module name This is most useful with classes implementing the Command.pm API. Since these modules may form a large command tree, the caching occurs at individual levels in the tree separately. =cut Getopt-Complete-0.26/lib/Getopt/Complete/Args.pm000444030216023421 4756711625061503 21316 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000package Getopt::Complete::Args; use strict; use warnings; our $VERSION = $Getopt::Complete::VERSION; use Getopt::Long; use Scalar::Util; sub new { my $class = shift; my $self = bless { 'options' => undef, 'values' => {}, 'errors' => [], 'argv' => undef, @_, }, $class; unless ($self->{argv}) { die "No argv passed to " . __PACKAGE__ . " constructor!"; } my $options = $self->{options}; unless ($options) { die "No options passed to " . __PACKAGE__ . " constructor!"; } my $type = ref($options); if (not $type) { die "Expected Getopt::Complete::Options, or a constructor ARRAY/HASH for ''options''. Got: $type $options."; } elsif ($type eq 'ARRAY') { $self->{options} = Getopt::Complete::Options(@$options); } elsif ($type eq 'HASH') { $self->{options} = Getopt::Complete::Options(%$options); } elsif (Scalar::Util::blessed($options)) { if (not $options->isa("Getopt::Complete::Options")) { die "Expected Getopt::Complete::Options, or a constructor ARRAY/HASH for ''options''. Got: $options."; } } else { die "Expected Getopt::Complete::Options, or a constructor ARRAY/HASH for ''options''. Got reference $options."; } $self->_init(); return $self; } sub options { shift->{options}; } sub argv { @{ shift->{argv} }; } sub errors { @{ shift->{errors} } } for my $method (qw/sub_commands option_names option_specs option_spec completion_handler/) { no strict 'refs'; *{$method} = sub { my $self = shift; my $options = $self->options; return $options->$method(@_); } } sub has_value { my $self = shift; my $name = shift; return exists $self->{'values'}{$name}; } sub value { my $self = shift; my $name = shift; my $value = $self->{'values'}{$name}; return $value; } sub bare_args { my $self = shift; my $name = shift; my $value = $self->{'values'}{'<>'}; return $value; } sub parent_sub_commands { my $self = shift; my $name = shift; my $value = $self->{'values'}{'>'}; return $value; } sub _init { my $self = shift; # as long as the first word is a valid sub-command, drill down to the subordinate options list, # and also shift the args into a special buffer # (if you have sub-commands AND bare arguments, and the arg is a valid sub-command ...don't do that local @ARGV = @{ $self->{argv} }; my @sub_command_path; while (@ARGV and my $delegate = $self->options->completion_handler('>' . $ARGV[0])) { push @sub_command_path, shift @ARGV; $self->{options} = $delegate; } my %values; my @errors; do { local $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { push @errors, @_ }; my $retval = Getopt::Long::GetOptions(\%values,$self->options->option_specs); if (!$retval and @errors == 0) { push @errors, "unknown error processing arguments!"; } if ($ENV{COMP_CWORD}) { # we want to allow unknown option if the user puts them in, we just # didn't help complete it @errors = grep { $_ !~ /^Unknown option:/ } @errors; } }; if (@ARGV) { if ($self->options->has_option('<>')) { my $a = $values{'<>'} ||= []; push @$a, @ARGV; } else { # in order to allow bare-args we only block unexpected arguments # for commands with sub-commands if ( $self->sub_commands ) { for my $arg (@ARGV) { push @errors, "unexpected sub-command: $arg"; } } } } if (@sub_command_path) { $values{'>'} = \@sub_command_path; } %{ $self->{'values'} } = %values; if (my @more_errors = $self->_validate_values()) { push @errors, @more_errors; } @{ $self->{'errors'} } = @errors; return (@errors ? () : 1); } sub _validate_values { my $self = shift; my @failed; for my $key (keys %{ $self->options->{completion_handlers} }) { my $completion_handler= $self->options->completion_handler($key); my $completions; if (ref($completion_handler) eq 'CODE') { # defer setting $completions } elsif (ref($completion_handler) eq 'ARRAY') { $completions = $completion_handler; $completion_handler = undef; } else { #warn "unexpected completion specification for $key: $completion_handler???"; next; } my ($name,$spec) = ($key =~ /^([\w|-|\>][\w|-]*|\<\>|)(\W.*|)/); #my ($dashes,$name,$spec) = ($key =~ /^(\-*?)([\w|-]*|\<\>|)(\W.*|)/); if (not defined $name) { print STDERR "key $key is unparsable in " . __PACKAGE__ . " spec inside of $0 !!!"; next; } if ($name eq '<>' and not $spec) { $spec = '=s@'; } my $value_returned = $self->value($name); my @values = (ref($value_returned) ? @$value_returned : $value_returned); my $all_valid_values; for my $value (@values) { next if not defined $value; next if not defined $completions; my @valid_values_shown_in_message; if ($completion_handler) { # we pass in the value as the "completeme" word, so that the callback # can be as optimal as possible in determining if that value is acceptable. $completions = $completion_handler->(undef,$value,$key,$self->{'values'}); if (not defined $completions or not ref($completions) eq 'ARRAY' or @$completions == 0) { # if not, we give it the chance to give us the full list of options $completions = $completion_handler->(undef,undef,$key,$self->{'values'}); } unless (ref($completions) eq 'ARRAY') { warn "unexpected completion specification for $key: $completions???"; next; } } my @valid_values = @$completions; @valid_values_shown_in_message = @valid_values; if (ref($valid_values[-1]) eq 'ARRAY') { push @valid_values, @{ pop(@valid_values) }; pop @valid_values_shown_in_message; } unless (grep { $_ eq $value } map { /(.*)\t$/ ? $1 : $_ } @valid_values) { my $msg = ($key eq '<>' ? "invalid argument $value." : "$key has invalid value $value."); if (@valid_values_shown_in_message) { $msg .= " Select from: " . join(", ", map { /^(.+)\t$/ ? $1 : $_ } @valid_values_shown_in_message); } push @failed, $msg; } } } return @failed; } sub resolve_possible_completions { my ($self, $command, $current, $previous) = @_; my $all = $self->{values}; $previous = '' if not defined $previous; my @possibilities; my ($dashes,$resolve_values_for_option_name) = ($previous =~ /^(-{1,2})(.*)/); my $is_option_name = 0; if (not length $previous) { # no specific option is before this: a sub-command, a bare argument, or an option name if ($current =~ /^(-+)/ or ( $current eq '' and not ($self->sub_commands) and not ($self->options->has_option('<>')) ) ) { # the incomplete word is an option name $is_option_name = 1; my @args = $self->option_names; # We only show the negative version of boolean options # when the user already has "--no-" on the line. # Otherwise, we just include --no- as a possible (partial) completion no warnings; ######### my %boolean = map { $_ => 1 } grep { not $self->has_value($_) } grep { $self->option_spec($_) =~ /\!/ } grep { $_ ne '<>' and substr($_,0,1) ne '>' } @args; my $show_negative_booleans = ($current =~ /^--no-/ ? 1 : 0); @possibilities = map { length($_) ? ('--' . $_) : ('-') } map { ($self->option_spec($_) =~ /\=/ ? "$_=\t" : $_ ) } map { ($show_negative_booleans and $boolean{$_} and not substr($_,0,3) eq 'no-') ? ($_, 'no-' . $_) : $_ } grep { not (defined $self->value($_) and not $self->option_spec($_) =~ /@/) } grep { $_ ne '<>' and substr($_,0,1) ne '>' } @args; if (%boolean and not $show_negative_booleans) { # a partial completion for negating booleans when we're NOT # already showing the complete list push @possibilities, "--no-\t"; } if ($current =~ /-{1,2}(.+?)=(.*)/) { # using the --key=value syntax.. my ($option,$value) = ($1,$2); @possibilities = $self->reduce_possibilities_for_current_word('--' . $option, @possibilities); if (!@possibilities || @possibilities == 1 and length($current) >= $possibilities[0]) { # the key portion is complete # continue below as though were were doing a regular value completion $resolve_values_for_option_name = $option; $current = ($value eq "\t" ? '' : $value); @possibilities = (); } } } else { # bare argument or sub-command $resolve_values_for_option_name = '<>'; } } if ($resolve_values_for_option_name) { # either a value for a named option, or a bare argument. if (my $handler = $self->completion_handler($resolve_values_for_option_name)) { # the incomplete word is a value for some option (possible the option '<>' for bare args) if (defined($handler) and not ref($handler) eq 'ARRAY') { $handler = $handler->($command,$current,$previous,$all); } unless (ref($handler) eq 'ARRAY') { die "values for $previous must be an arrayref! got $handler\n"; } @possibilities = @$handler; } elsif ($resolve_values_for_option_name && !$self->sub_commands) { my $handler = Getopt::Complete::files->($command,$current,$previous,$all); @possibilities = @$handler; } else { # no possibilities @possibilities = (); } if ($resolve_values_for_option_name eq '<>') { push @possibilities, $self->sub_commands; if (grep { $_ ne '<>' and substr($_,0,1) ne '>' } $self->option_names) { # do a partial completion on dashes if there are any non-bare (option) arguments #push @possibilities, "--\t" } } } my @matches = $self->reduce_possibilities_for_current_word($current,@possibilities); return @matches; } sub reduce_possibilities_for_current_word { my ($self, $current, @possibilities) = @_; my $uncompletable_valid_possibilities = pop @possibilities if ref($possibilities[-1]); # Determine which possibilities will actually match the current word # The shell does this for us, but we need to do it to predict a few things # and to adjust what we show the shell. # This loop also determines which options should complete with a space afterward, # and which options can be abbreviated when showing a list for the user. my @matches; my @nospace; my @abbreviated_matches; for my $p (@possibilities) { my $i =index($p,$current); if ($i == 0) { push @matches, $p; } } return @matches; } sub translate_completions_for_shell_display { my ($self, $current, @matches) = @_; my $uncompletable_valid_matches = pop @matches if ref($matches[-1]); # Determine which matches will actually match the current word # The shell does this for us, but we need to do it to predict a few things # and to adjust what we show the shell. # This loop also determines which options should complete with a space afterward, # and which options can be abbreviated when showing a list for the user. my @printable; my @nospace; my @abbreviated_printable; for my $p (@matches) { my $m; if (substr($p,length($p)-1,1) eq "\t") { # a partial match: no space at the end so the user can "drill down" $m = substr($p,0,length($p)-1); $nospace[$#printable+1] = 1; } else { $m = $p; $nospace[$#printable+1] = 0; } if (substr($m,0,1) eq "\t") { # abbreviatable... # (nothing does this currently, and the code below which uses it does not work yet) my ($prefix,$abbreviation) = ($m =~ /^\t(.*)\t(.*)$/); push @printable, $prefix . $abbreviation; push @abbreviated_printable, $abbreviation; } else { push @printable, $m; push @abbreviated_printable, $m; } } if (@printable == 1) { # there is one match # the shell will complete it if it is not already complete, and put a space at the end if ($nospace[0]) { # We don't want a space, and there is no way to tell bash that, so we trick it. if ($printable[0] eq $current) { # It IS done completing the word: return nothing so it doesn't stride forward with a space # It will think it has a bad completion, effectively. @printable = (); } else { # It is NOT done completing the word. # We return 2 items which start with the real value, but have an arbitrary ending. # It will show everything but that ending, and then stop. push @printable, $printable[0]; $printable[0] .= 'A'; $printable[1] .= 'B'; } } else { # we do want a space, so just let this go normally } } else { # There are multiple printable to the text already typed. # If all of them have a prefix in common, the shell will complete that much. # If not, it will show a list. # We may not want to show the complete text of each word, but a shortened version, my $first_mismatch = eval { my $pos; no warnings; for ($pos=0; $pos < length($printable[0]); $pos++) { my $expected = substr($printable[0],$pos,1); for my $match (@printable[1..$#printable]) { if (substr($match,$pos,1) ne $expected) { return $pos; } } } return $pos; }; # NOTE: nothing does this currently, and the code below does not work. # Enable to get file/directory completions to be short, like is default in the shell. if (0) { my $current_length = length($current); if (@printable and ($first_mismatch == $current_length)) { # No partial completion will occur: the shell will show a list now. # Attempt abbreviation of the displayed options: my @printable = @abbreviated_printable; #my $cut = $current; #$cut =~ s/[^\/]+$//; #my $cut_length = length($cut); #my @printable = # map { substr($_,$cut_length) } # @printable; # If there are > 1 abbreviated items starting with the same character # the shell won't realize they're abbreviated, and will do completion # instead of listing options. We force some variation into the list # to prevent this. my $first_c = substr($printable[0],0,1); my @distinct_firstchar = grep { substr($_,0,1) ne $first_c } @printable[1,$#printable]; unless (@distinct_firstchar) { # this puts an ugly space at the beginning of the completion set :( push @printable,' '; } } else { # some partial completion will occur, continue passing the list so it can do that } } } for (@printable) { s/ /\\ /g; } return @printable; } sub __install_as_default__ { my $self = shift; *Getopt::Complete::ARGS = \$self; *Getopt::Complete::ARGS = \%{ $self->{values} }; } 1; =pod =head1 NAME Getopt::Complete::Args - a set of option/value pairs =head1 VERSION This document describes Getopt::Complete::Args 0.26. =head1 SYNOPSIS This is used internally by Getopt::Complete during compile. A hand-built implementation might use the objects directly, and look like this: # process @ARGV... my $args = Getopt::Complete::Args->new( options => [ # or pass a Getopt::Complete::Options directly 'myfiles=s@' => 'f', 'name' => 'u', 'age=n' => undef, 'fast!' => undef, 'color' => ['red','blue','yellow'], ] argv => \@ARGV ); $args->options->handle_shell_completion; # support 'complete -F _getopt_complete myprogram' if (my @e = $args->errors) { for my $e (@e) { warn $e; } exit 1; } # on to normal running of the program... for my $name ($args->option_names) { my $spec = $args->option_spec($name); my $value = $args->value($name); print "option $name has specification $spec and value $value\n"; } =head1 DESCRIPTION An object of this class describes a set of option/value pairs, built from a L object and a list of command-line arguments (@ARGV). This is the class of the $Getopt::Complete::ARGS object, and $ARGS alias created at compile time. It is also the source of the %ARGS hash injected into both of those namepaces at compile time. =head1 METHODS =over 4 =item argv Returns the list of original command-line arguments. =item options Returns the L object which was used to parse the command-line. =item value($option_name) Returns the value for a given option name after parsing. =item bare_args Returns the bare arguments. The same as ->value('<>') =item parent_sub_commands When using a tree of sub-commands, gives the list of sub-commands selected, in order to get to this point. The options and option/value pairs apply to just this particular sub-command. The same as ->value('>'). Distinct from ->sub_commands(), which returns the list of next possible choices when drilling down. =item option_spec($name) Returns the GetOptions specification for the parameter in question. =item completion_handler($name) Returns the arrayref or code ref which handles resolving valid completions. =item sub_commands The list of sub-commands which are options at this level of a command tree. This is distinct from sub_command_path, which are the sub-commands which were chosen to get to this level in the tree. =back =head1 SEE ALSO L, L, L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright 2010 Scott Smith and Washington University School of Medicine =head1 AUTHORS Scott Smith (sakoht at cpan .org) =head1 LICENSE This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module. =cut Getopt-Complete-0.26/lib/Getopt/Complete/LazyOptions.pm000444030216023421 410711625061503 22654 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000package Getopt::Complete::LazyOptions; our $VERSION = $Getopt::Complete::VERSION; our $AUTOLOAD; sub new { my ($class, $callback) = @_; return bless { callback => $callback }, $class; } sub AUTOLOAD { my ($c,$m) = ($AUTOLOAD =~ /^(.*)::([^\:]+)$/); return if $m eq 'DESTROY'; my $self = shift; my $callback = $self->{callback}; my @spec; if (ref($callback) eq 'SCALAR') { no strict; no warnings; my $class = $$callback; my $path = $class; $path =~ s/::/\//g; $path .= '.pm.opts'; my @possible = map { $_ . '/' . $path } @INC; my @actual = grep { -e $_ } @possible; #print STDERR ">> possible @possible\n\nactual @actual\n\n"; my $spec; if (@actual) { my $data = `cat $actual[0]`; $spec = eval $data; } else { # print STDERR ">> redo $class!\n"; local $ENV{GETOPT_COMPLETE_CACHE} = 1; eval "use $class"; die $@ if $@; no strict; no warnings; $spec = ${ $class . '::OPTS_SPEC' }; #print STDERR ">> got @spec\n"; } @spec = @$spec; } else { @spec = $self->{callback}(); } %$self = ( sub_commands => [], option_specs => {}, completion_handlers => {}, parse_errors => undef, %$self, ); bless $self, 'Getopt::Complete::Options'; $self->_init(@spec); $self->$m(@_); } 1; =pod =head1 NAME Getopt::Complete::LazyOptions - internal object used as a placeholder for unprocessed options =head1 VERSION This document describes Getopt::Complete::LazyOptions 0.26. =head1 SYNOPSIS use Getopt::Complete ( "foo=n" => [11,22,33], "bar=s" => "f", ">" => sub { my $values = []; # code to generate completions for this option here... return $values; } ); =head1 DESCRIPTION This class is used internally by Getopt::Complete::Options. =cut Getopt-Complete-0.26/lib/Getopt/Complete/Compgen.pm000444030216023421 763011625061503 21755 0ustar00nnuttergsc000000000000package Getopt::Complete::Compgen; use strict; use warnings; our $VERSION = $Getopt::Complete::VERSION; # Support the shell-builtin completions. # Some hackery seems to be required to replicate regular file completion. # Case 1: you want to selectively not put a space after some options (incomplete directories) # Case 2: you want to show only part of the completion value (the last dir in a long path) # Manufacture the long and short sub-names on the fly. for my $subname (qw/ files directories commands users groups environment services aliases builtins /) { my $option = substr($subname,0,1); my $code = sub { my ($command,$value,$key,$args) = @_; $value ||= ''; $value =~ s/\\/\\\\/; $value =~ s/\'/\\'/; my @f = grep { $_ !~/^\s+$/ } `bash -c "compgen -$option -- '$value'"`; chomp @f; if ($option eq 'f' or $option eq 'd') { # bash is fine with ~/ paths but perl is not, need to translate my $home_dir = (getpwuid($<))[7]; for (my $i = 0; $i < @f; $i++) { my $perl_path = $f[$i]; $perl_path =~ s/^~/$home_dir/; if ( -d $perl_path ) { $f[$i] .= "/\t"; } } my @not_shown = ($value); push @f, \@not_shown; push @not_shown, '-' if $Getopt::Complete::LONE_DASH_SUPPORT and $option eq 'f'; } return \@f; }; no strict 'refs'; *$subname = $code; *$option = $code; *{ 'Getopt::Complete::' . $subname } = $code; *{ 'Getopt::Complete::' . $option } = $code; } 1; =pod =head1 NAME Getopt::Complete::Compgen - standard tab-completion callbacks =head1 VERSION This document describes Getopt::Complete::Compgen 0.26. =head1 SYNOPSIS # A completion spec can use any of the following, specified by a single # word, or a single character, automatically: use Getopt::Complete( 'myfile' => 'files', # or 'f' 'mydir' => 'directories', # or 'd' 'mycommand' => 'commands', # or 'c' 'myuser' => 'users', # or 'u' 'mygroup' => 'groups', # or 'd' 'myenv' => 'environment', # or 'e' 'myservice' => 'services', # or 's' 'myalias' => 'aliases', # or 'a' 'mybuiltin' => 'builtins' # or 'b' ); =head1 DESCRIPTION This module contains subroutines which can be used as callbacks with Getopt::Complete, and which implement all of the standard completions supported by the bash "compgen" builtin. Running "compgen -o files abc" will produce the completion list as though the user typed "abc", with the presumption the user is attempting to complete file names. This module provides a subroutine names "files", with an alias named "f", which returns the same list. The subroutine is suitable for use in a callback in a Getopt::Complete competion specification. It does the equivalent for directories, executable commands, users, groups, environment variables, services, aliases and shell builtins. These are the same: @matches = Getopt::Complete::Compgen::files("whatevercommand","abc","whateverparam",$whatever_other_args); @same = `bash -c "compgen -f sometext"`; chomp @same; These are equivalent in any spec: \&Getopt::Complete::Compgen::files \&Getopt;:Complete::Compgen::f 'Getopt::Complete::Compgen::files' 'Getopt;:Complete::Compgen::f' 'files' 'f' =head1 SEE ALSO L The manual page for bash details the bash built-in command "compgen", which this wraps. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright 2010 Scott Smith and Washington University School of Medicine =head1 AUTHORS Scott Smith (sakoht at cpan .org) =head1 LICENSE This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module. =cut