From: "kouji (Kouji Takao)" Date: 2012-05-01T18:08:45+09:00 Subject: [ruby-core:44777] [ruby-trunk - Feature #1823][Rejected] Readline Command Completion Issue #1823 has been updated by kouji (Kouji Takao). Status changed from Assigned to Rejected Sorry, late reply. I'm going to implement Readline.pre_input_hook, Readline.insert_text and Readline.redisplay. These are wrapper for rl_pre_input_hook, rl_insert_text and rl_redisplay. So I think you will be able to implement a proc which you want. So, I closed this issue. Thanks. ---------------------------------------- Feature #1823: Readline Command Completion https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/1823#change-26342 Author: scrapcoder (Bryan Richardson) Status: Rejected Priority: Normal Assignee: kouji (Kouji Takao) Category: ext Target version: 2.0.0 =begin Readline lets you specify a character to append to the end of the string after command completion has succeeded (i.e. a space after a matched command or a '/' after a matched directory). In the command completion proc, I'm providing an array comprised of available commands in the application as well as a list of possible directories given the string provided (i.e. Dir[str + '*']). Thus, depending on what the string is determined to be (a command, a directory, or a file), I'd like to assign either a space or a '/' as the append character. The easiest way I see to do this is to be able to provide a proc to the Readline.completion_append_character variable rather than a string, and have the completed command string passed to the proc. This way, one can determine if the string is a command, a directory, or a file and return the appropriate append string. I would provide a patch, but I'm not a solid enough C coder to even attempt this... sorry! =end -- http://bugs.ruby-lang.org/