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Support _approximate completer #56

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Aloxaf opened this issue Mar 9, 2020 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #57
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Support _approximate completer #56

Aloxaf opened this issue Mar 9, 2020 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #57
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@Aloxaf
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Aloxaf commented Mar 9, 2020

_approximate will "hook" compadd as well.

A way to support it is to unfunction compadd when call _approximate and re-define it when call other completer/functions (_complete, _description).

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hotpxl commented Apr 2, 2024

Sorry for the dumb question, the title of this issue suggests that _approximate completer is currently not supported, but just confirming my understanding:

when i do cat <wrong filename> and zsh gives me the corrected completions using the _approximate completer, it'll use the "menu" completion selector instead of fzf, is that correct?

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intelfx commented May 18, 2024

Sorry for the dumb question, the title of this issue suggests that _approximate completer is currently not supported, but just confirming my understanding:

when i do cat <wrong filename> and zsh gives me the corrected completions using the _approximate completer, it'll use the "menu" completion selector instead of fzf, is that correct?

Seems so, yes.

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