Class FileNameCompleter
- All Implemented Interfaces:
Completer
This completer tries to behave as similar as possible to bash's file name completion (using GNU readline) with the following exceptions:
- Candidates that are directories will end with "/"
- Wildcard regular expressions are not evaluated or replaced
- The "~" character can be used to represent the user's home, but it cannot complete to other users' homes, since java does not provide any way of determining that easily
- Since:
- 2.3
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Constructor Summary
Constructors -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionprotected boolean
Deprecated.void
complete
(LineReader reader, ParsedLine commandLine, List<Candidate> candidates) Deprecated.Populates candidates with a list of possible completions for the command line.protected String
getDisplay
(Terminal terminal, Path p) Deprecated.protected Path
Deprecated.protected Path
Deprecated.
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Constructor Details
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FileNameCompleter
public FileNameCompleter()Deprecated.
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Method Details
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complete
Deprecated.Description copied from interface:Completer
Populates candidates with a list of possible completions for the command line.The list of candidates will be sorted and filtered by the LineReader, so that the list of candidates displayed to the user will usually be smaller than the list given by the completer. Thus it is not necessary for the completer to do any matching based on the current buffer. On the contrary, in order for the typo matcher to work, all possible candidates for the word being completed should be returned.
Implementations should add
Candidate
objects to the candidates list. Each candidate can include additional information such as descriptions, groups, and display attributes that will be used when presenting completion options to the user.This method is called by the LineReader when the user requests completion, typically by pressing the Tab key.
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accept
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getUserDir
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getUserHome
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getDisplay
Deprecated.
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org.jline.builtins.Completers$FileNameCompleter
instead