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Jordan Sissel
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Sat, 30 Apr 2005better screen session completion in zsh
function screen-sessions {
typeset -a sessions
for i in /tmp/screens/S-${USER}/*(p:t); do
sessions+=(${i#*.})
done
reply=($sessions)
}
compctl -K screen-sessions screen
Completion chops off the PID of the screen session, so i can do:
screen -x log[TAB]and it will complete to 'screen -x logwatch' Hurray.
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