Veni, Vidi, VISA

#compdef wmiremote



local expl



 _wmi_actions() {



   local a



   a=( $(grep '^\\fB' /usr/local/man/man5/actions.conf.5 | grep -v conf | sed -e 's/:.*//' -e 's/^\\fB//') )



   _wanted wmi-actions expl 'wmi actions' compadd "$@" -a - a



   }







_arguments \



  '-a[invokes an WMI action remotely]:wmi actions:_wmi_actions' \



  '-d[display specifies the display to use]:display:_x_display' \



  '-m[sets meters info (see manual page for details)]' \



  '-p[prints current key bindings of running WMI]' \



  '-t[displays bartext in the wmi]' \



  '-v[prints out above version info]' \

#compdef wmi





_arguments \



  '-h[help]' \



  '-d[display specifies the display to use]:display:_x_display' \



  '-v[prints out above version info]' \

To use this two functions, store it in two files (the files must be named `_wmiremote' and `_wmi'!) and place it somewhere in your $fpath (see `man zshparam /fpath' for details). If you don't want (or don't have the permission) to add files into a directory in $fpath, you can create a directory in your home directory (i use ~/.zsh/func) and prepend that directory to the list in $fpath by adding these commands to your $HOME/.zshrc:

  | autoload -U compinit ; compinit # initialize compinit

  | fpath=(~/.zsh/func $fpath) # add ~/.zsh/func to $fpath

  | autoload -U ~/.zsh/func/*(:t) # load all functions in ~/.zsh/func



That's all. When you next start zsh, the completion system will see the _wmi and _wmiremote completion function and now its ready.

$ wmiremote -<<AB>



-a  -- invokes an WMI action remotely



-d  -- display specifies the display to use



-m  -- sets meters info (see manual page for details)



-p  -- prints current key bindings of running WMI



-t  -- displays bartext in the wmi



-v  -- prints out above version info



$ wmiremote -a <TAB>



attach-all-clients    end-record-script     max-client-to-screen



...



$ wmiremote -d <TAB>



...



$ wmi -<TAB>



-d  -- display specifies the display to use



-h  -- help



-v  -- prints out above version info



$ wmi -d <TAB>

Please report any bugs/problems to this list or to me. Have a lot of fun


Note: I posted it in https://lists.berlios.de/pipermail/wmi-devel/2005-January/001827.html too but i know here are some WMI-user read along.