zsh autocompletion working, but not for cheat file names

[sdondley]

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A description of the problem
I have zsh (with ohmyzh). Completions are working for cheat arguments but they are not working for the names of the cheatsheet files.

Example:
cheat tm<tab> does nothing even though a tmux cheat sheet exists in my ~/.config/cheat/cheatsheets/personal directory
cheat -<tab> generates a list of acceptable arguments for the cheat command

cheat version info
4.2.2

[sdondley]

OK, so looking at the completion script, there is a $state variable on or about line 45 that never gets set. When I change that $state variable and replace it with 'full', completions for cheat file names start working.

I'm not much of a shell scripter so I'm not quire sure how get the $state variable to reflect the correct context. Maybe the bash script will offer some clues. I'll take a look.

[sdondley]

OK, I just made the default value for state to be 'full'. Seems to work.

_cheat() {
  local state
  state='full'

...snip...

Then it get overridden by the _arguments portion of the code. If this is the correct way of fixing this, just let me know and I'll submit a patch.

[amineism]

Had the same issue, your fix worked, thanks !

[simonjujuh]

Same problem here. The fix is working but a real fix would be awesome. Thanks for your work :)

[jcgutier]

I have the same problem with autocomplete. We would appreciate a fix. Thanks for this work!!

[bytemain]

the state variable is generated by the _arguments methods, you can see the The option -C tells _arguments to modify the curcontext parameter for an action of the form ‘->state’.

in this commit:018bce7

someone remove the last line:

but his commit message is Fix ZSH autocompletion