The current instructions: README.md#oh-my-zsh, suggest to add zsh-completions to plugins and rerun compinit.

But that's sub-optimal. This will cause Zsh to rebuild the completion cache twice on each Zsh invocation: The first when you source oh-my-zsh, and the second time whe

While answering #878, I realized, that both user manual and quick guide could be improved. Goal should be to get first time users started as quickly as possible.
Thinking back to my first time contact with picocli I remembered it wasn't straightforward for me to get things up and running, either. Don't get me wrong: The picocli manual is very complete, concise and was/is of great help for me in m

I would like to implement document/symbol/summary to ivy like auto-complete has. The auto-complete is based on the popup.el code which calculates manually the spaces needed to be on the line (see popup.el:popup-create-line-string).
I was wondering if ivy already has this kind of support on one of the packages I still not aware of, or if it is already implemented on ivy master branch.
If not - im

Bash uses temporary files for here-documents (both << and <<<). See: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-bash/2014-10/msg00057.html

If /tmp is not tmpfs, or TMPDIR is not set to tmpfs, this is verifiable by watching the IO_WBYTES column in htop for a given shell while completing directory contents. This value will increment in thousands each time tab is pressed. Over a typical shell sessio

I had an idea, and was wondering if it would be feasible.

I will use IntelliJ IDEA as illustration. We type "String." and completion menu comes up. Then we can select a completion candidate:

Then (depending on key bindings, for me it is Ctrl+Q), we can query the locally installed JDK J

When writing completion function in bash you can use compopt -o nospace to omit the trailing space from completed arguments.

How could something like this be achieved using this library? Calling out to compopt from the predict function doesn't work.

In the README it says that you can just put the relevant pdb.py file in a directory mentioned in the pythonpath in order to install pdbpp. This doesn't work because then fancycompleter isn't installed and you get an import error.

The current documentation of the transform command is incomplete. It doesn't mention the possible values for the eventually required transform parameter which would be nice to know in case the client would like to call the transform command by immediately providing the specific transformation type to skip the input callback.

Relevant part of the documentation: https://phpactor.readthedocs.i

Currently when I do program help _completion I'm getting this:

 To enable BASH completion, run:

     eval `[program] _completion -g`.

 Or for an alias:

     eval `[program] _completion -g -p [alias]`.

This is very outdated information. Instead we should use compact version from https://github.com/stecman/symfony-console-completion#zero-config-use .

Related: #30

company-box-doc should be smart to aware screen boarder. Like in bellowing screenshot, it should shown on another side screen space:

While the output of --help is usually instructive, it is less-well-formatted than most man pages.

It might be useful to have a mode where cod can learn from man pages, instead of or in-addition-to the --help output.