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I'm trying to write a completion function for a command that requires that its argument be an absolute path. (No, I don't know why.) I thought it would be nice to allow typing a relative path, but completion would expand it to an absolute path — that way, if I forget the requirement for an absolute path, completion will fix it for me. For example, if my working directory is home and I have a file "foo" and I type fo<TAB>, it would complete to /usr/me/foo instead of just foo like _files would do.

Problem is, I have no idea how to do this. I've been through all the flags on _files and compadd, and nothing sounds relevant. _canonical_paths sounds close, but I can't get it to do anything. Once the argument is an absolute path, _files works just fine; it's that initial step that's the issue. Suggestions?

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I'm trying to write a completion function for a command that requires that its argument be an absolute path. (No, I don't know why.) I thought it would be nice to allow typing a relative path, but completion would expand it to an absolute path — that way, if I forget the requirement for an absolute path, completion will fix it for me. For example, if my working directory is home and I have a file "foo" and I type fo<TAB>, it would complete to /usr/me/foo instead of just foo like _files would do.

Problem is, I have no idea how to do this. I've been through all the flags on _files and compadd, and nothing sounds relevant. _canonical_paths sounds close, but I can't get it to do anything. Once the argument is an absolute path, _files works just fine; it's that initial step that's the issue. Suggestions?

zsh

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I'm trying to write a completion function for a command that requires that its argument be an absolute path. (No, I don't know why.) I thought it would be nice to allow typing a relative path, but completion would expand it to an absolute path — that way, if I forget the requirement for an absolute path, completion will fix it for me. For example, if my working directory is home and I have a file "foo" and I type fo<TAB>, it would complete to /usr/me/foo instead of just foo like _files would do.

Problem is, I have no idea how to do this. I've been through all the flags on _files and compadd, and nothing sounds relevant. _canonical_paths sounds close, but I can't get it to do anything. Once the argument is an absolute path, _files works just fine; it's that initial step that's the issue. Suggestions?

zsh

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