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See the completions for kill, which call a function that is made for this called __fish_complete_pids. What you do is you print the completion candidate followed by a tab and its description, one candidate per line. But in this case you should be able to just call that function. |
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Thanks @faho ! that's perfect |
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Thanks, merged! |
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* Add completion for pstree.fish * use fish functions, much better (cherry picked from commit 73d7605)
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Add completion for pstree https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/pstree.1.html.
Is it possible to show a custom description for each argument value? Here I want to complete PIDs, it would be nice to show the process name in the tab options/search, but only complete with the PID.
pstree help for reference:
TODOs: