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Using optcomplete Conditionally
===============================
:Author: Martin Blais <blais@furius.ca>
:Date: 2004-01-28
:Abstract:
Notes on adding conditionals for scripts to keep on working even without
optcomplete.
Motivation
==========
Sometimes it is important for a particular script to be able to work without the
presence of the non-standard ``optcomplete`` module. After that, if that is the
only thing that is missing, the script is still able to do its work without
completion.
This document contains little notes on how to do this but still take advantage
of auto-generated completion if the module is available.
Note
----
Note that if your shell binding hooks a program to the autocomplete function,
the program will be invoked without arguments and you will see the output that
calling it as such would generate, unless the program is written to handle this
case by manually recognizing completion is being called for, e.g.::
....
elif 'COMP_LINE' in os.environ:
return -1
Simple
======
You can import like this::
try:
import optcomplete
except ImportError:
optcomplete = None
Then, further one, you can use a global conditional for the completion code::
if optcomplete:
...
e.g.::
if optcomplete:
optcomplete.autocomplete(parser, ['.*\.tar.*'])
With Subcommands
================
Importing, with a base class for commands::
try:
import optcomplete
CmdComplete = optcomplete.CmdComplete
except ImportError:
optcomplete, CmdComplete = None, object
Then you can use the same conditional::
class CmdCompleting(CmdFoo):
...
if optcomplete:
completer = .......
def addopts( self, parser ):
CmdFoo.addopts(self, parser)
opt = parser.add_option(....
if optcomplete:
opt.completer = .....
You can also check for completions manually and return nothing if the invocation
is from completion::
# subcommand completions
if optcomplete:
scmap = {}
for sc in subcmds:
for n in sc.names:
scmap[n] = sc
listcter = optcomplete.ListCompleter(scmap.keys())
subcter = optcomplete.ListCompleter(
['some', 'default', 'commands', 'completion'])
optcomplete.autocomplete(
gparser, listcter, None, subcter, subcommands=scmap)
elif 'COMP_LINE' in os.environ:
return -1
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