Jo. Is so! Zumindest wenn man sich z. B.
mutt-1.5.19.tar.gz herunterlädt, entpackt und mit der Tab-Completion der Zsh arbeitet. Das sieht dann so aus:
$ zsh -f
$ autoload -U compinit ; compinit
$ cd mutt-1.5.19
$ ./configure --enable-<TAB>
--enable-debug -- Enable debugging support
--enable-dependency-tracking -- do not reject slow dependency extractors
--enable-dependency-tracking -- speeds up one-time build
--enable-exact-address -- Enable regeneration of email addresses
--enable-external-dotlock -- Force use of an external dotlock program
--enable-fcntl -- Do NOT use fcntl() to lock files
--enable-flock -- Use flock() to lock files
--enable-full-doc -- Omit disabled variables
--enable-gpgme -- Enable GPGME support
--enable-hcache -- Enable header caching
--enable-iconv -- Disable iconv support
--enable-imap -- Enable IMAP support
--enable-largefile -- omit support for large files
--enable-locales-fix -- The result of isprint() is unreliable
--enable-mailtool -- Enable Sun mailtool attachments support
--enable-nfs-fix -- Work around an NFS with broken attributes caching
--enable-nls -- Do not use Native Language Support
--enable-pgp -- Disable PGP support
--enable-pop -- Enable POP3 support
--enable-smime -- Disable SMIME support
--enable-smtp -- include internal SMTP relay support
--enable-warnings -- Turn off compiler warnings (not recommended)
Mutt nur als Beispiel, weil ich die Sourcen grad parat hatte. Wer Zeit/Lust hat kann einen Bugreport schreiben bzw.
${^fpath}/_configure(N) umschreiben.
Ich bin zu müde dafür.
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