Package jline

Examples of jline.ArgumentCompletor.complete()


    // We stack a custom Completor on top of our ArgumentCompletor
    // to reverse this.
    Completor completor = new Completor () {
      public int complete (String buffer, int offset, List completions) {
        List<String> comp = (List<String>) completions;
        int ret = ac.complete(buffer, offset, completions);
        // ConsoleReader will do the substitution if and only if there
        // is exactly one valid completion, so we ignore other cases.
        if (completions.size() == 1) {
          if (comp.get(0).endsWith("( ")) {
            comp.set(0, comp.get(0).trim());
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    // We stack a custom Completor on top of our ArgumentCompletor
    // to reverse this.
    Completor completor = new Completor () {
      public int complete (String buffer, int offset, List completions) {
        List<String> comp = (List<String>) completions;
        int ret = ac.complete(buffer, offset, completions);
        // ConsoleReader will do the substitution if and only if there
        // is exactly one valid completion, so we ignore other cases.
        if (completions.size() == 1) {
          if (comp.get(0).endsWith("( ")) {
            comp.set(0, comp.get(0).trim());
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    // We stack a custom Completor on top of our ArgumentCompletor
    // to reverse this.
    Completor completor = new Completor () {
      public int complete (String buffer, int offset, List completions) {
        List<String> comp = (List<String>) completions;
        int ret = ac.complete(buffer, offset, completions);
        // ConsoleReader will do the substitution if and only if there
        // is exactly one valid completion, so we ignore other cases.
        if (completions.size() == 1) {
          if (comp.get(0).endsWith("( ")) {
            comp.set(0, comp.get(0).trim());
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    // We stack a custom Completor on top of our ArgumentCompletor
    // to reverse this.
    Completor completor = new Completor () {
      public int complete (String buffer, int offset, List completions) {
        List<String> comp = (List<String>) completions;
        int ret = ac.complete(buffer, offset, completions);
        // ConsoleReader will do the substitution if and only if there
        // is exactly one valid completion, so we ignore other cases.
        if (completions.size() == 1) {
          if (comp.get(0).endsWith("( ")) {
            comp.set(0, comp.get(0).trim());
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    // We stack a custom Completor on top of our ArgumentCompletor
    // to reverse this.
    Completor completor = new Completor () {
      public int complete (String buffer, int offset, List completions) {
        List<String> comp = (List<String>) completions;
        int ret = ac.complete(buffer, offset, completions);
        // ConsoleReader will do the substitution if and only if there
        // is exactly one valid completion, so we ignore other cases.
        if (completions.size() == 1) {
          if (comp.get(0).endsWith("( ")) {
            comp.set(0, comp.get(0).trim());
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    // We stack a custom Completor on top of our ArgumentCompletor
    // to reverse this.
    Completor completor = new Completor () {
      public int complete (String buffer, int offset, List completions) {
        List<String> comp = (List<String>) completions;
        int ret = ac.complete(buffer, offset, completions);
        // ConsoleReader will do the substitution if and only if there
        // is exactly one valid completion, so we ignore other cases.
        if (completions.size() == 1) {
          if (comp.get(0).endsWith("( ")) {
            comp.set(0, comp.get(0).trim());
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    // to reverse this.
    Completor completor = new Completor () {
      @Override
      public int complete (String buffer, int offset, List completions) {
        List<String> comp = completions;
        int ret = ac.complete(buffer, offset, completions);
        // ConsoleReader will do the substitution if and only if there
        // is exactly one valid completion, so we ignore other cases.
        if (completions.size() == 1) {
          if (comp.get(0).endsWith("( ")) {
            comp.set(0, comp.get(0).trim());
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    // to reverse this.
    Completor completor = new Completor () {
      @Override
      public int complete (String buffer, int offset, List completions) {
        List<String> comp = completions;
        int ret = ac.complete(buffer, offset, completions);
        // ConsoleReader will do the substitution if and only if there
        // is exactly one valid completion, so we ignore other cases.
        if (completions.size() == 1) {
          if (comp.get(0).endsWith("( ")) {
            comp.set(0, comp.get(0).trim());
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    // We stack a custom Completor on top of our ArgumentCompletor
    // to reverse this.
    Completor completor = new Completor () {
      public int complete (String buffer, int offset, List completions) {
        List<String> comp = (List<String>) completions;
        int ret = ac.complete(buffer, offset, completions);
        // ConsoleReader will do the substitution if and only if there
        // is exactly one valid completion, so we ignore other cases.
        if (completions.size() == 1) {
          if (comp.get(0).endsWith("( ")) {
            comp.set(0, comp.get(0).trim());
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    // We stack a custom Completor on top of our ArgumentCompletor
    // to reverse this.
    Completor completor = new Completor () {
      public int complete (String buffer, int offset, List completions) {
        List<String> comp = (List<String>) completions;
        int ret = ac.complete(buffer, offset, completions);
        // ConsoleReader will do the substitution if and only if there
        // is exactly one valid completion, so we ignore other cases.
        if (completions.size() == 1) {
          if (comp.get(0).endsWith("( ")) {
            comp.set(0, comp.get(0).trim());
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