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Definitions (1,008)
- def pad_lines
- def first_then
- def row_formA cell that fits takes its text after padding to C; one that does not stands alone, its text on the next lines at max(C, 10).
- def row_lines
- def rows_lines
- def section_rows
- def section_blocks
- def sections_blocksOne column for the page: C = L + 4, with K = 2W/5.
- def text_block
- def example_lines
- def examples_block
- def after_texts
- def more_blocks
- def join_blocksBlocks apart by one blank line; the page ends with a newline.
- def help_page
- def help_out
- def helpThe help page for the longest valid prefix of path, in stdout's colors.
- type Scored
- def row_zero
- def head_nat
- def tail_nats
- def same_char
- def osa_rowRow i of optimal string alignment for a[i]: up starts at d[i-1][j-1], up2 at d[i-2][j-2], and left is d[i][j-1].
- def osa_rows
- def last_nat
- def osa
- def undashed
- def scored
- def at_distance
- def by_distance
- def suggestAt most 3 names within max(1, n / 3) edits, by distance, then order.
- def quoted
- def missing_lines
- def visible_subs
- def fault_message
- def green_names
- def tip
- def similarT4: one suggestion or several.
- def long_name
- def option_names
- def visible_names
- def long_candidatesT4 for E01: visible longs, their no- forms and long aliases.
- def sub_candidatesT4 for E02: visible subcommand names and aliases, then help.
- def display_choicesT4 for E04: the one_of values of the arg E04 names.
- def owned
- def owned_by
- def ownerT1: the deepest ancestor whose args take the long, and its child on path.
- def descendantT2: the first subcommand in pre-order whose args take the long.
- def maybe_tip
- def belongs
- def sub_exists
- def before_eq
- def long_tipsT1, T2 and T3, for E01 on a long; --name=value looks up --name.
- def operand_count
- def trace_operands
- def dash_slot
- def dash_tipT5: a hyphen token that the next positional slot could take after `--`; only then is argv scanned again to count the operands in scope.
- def cmd_items
- def fault_tipsEvery tip that applies, in table order.
- def tip_spans
- def tip_block
- def error_page
- def fault_view
- def fault_errAn error at the scope where scanning stopped, in stderr's colors.
- def unknown_textThe E02 page eval prints for an unknown subcommand name at path, with its similar names and the scope's usage, in t's stderr colors and width.
- def summary_err
- def problem_line
- def problem_lines
- type Shell
- def sh_body
- def Sh.quotePOSIX single quotes, with ' written as '\'' (P3).
- def fish_body
- def Fish.quotefish single quotes, with \ and ' backslash-escaped (P4).
- def Zsh.escText in an _arguments spec or a _describe entry, with \, [, ] and : backslash-escaped (P5).
- def roff_bodyText for man(7), start telling whether a line starts here: \, -, ", ' and ` as escapes, and \& before a .
- def Roff.escText that starts lines (P6, P15).
- def roff_textText after the start of a line.
- def text_lines
- def one_lineThe summary with its hard line breaks as spaces.
- def ident_char
- def identA name with every char outside [A-Za-z0-9_] as _, for shell identifiers.
- def same_words
- def last_with
- type PlaceA command on a visible path, in pre-order from the root: the words of its path below the root, its items, and the globals it inherits, root first.
- def placesThe visible commands below items, whose subcommands inherit globals.
- def all_places
- type CompWhat a value completes to: a word of the one_of list numbered list, a file, a directory, or nothing.
- type OptAn option as a script offers it: its names, shorts first, its kind, its placeholder, what its value completes to, and its help on one line.
- type SlotA positional slot, numbered from 1.
- type EntryA visible subcommand: its name, its names with aliases, and its summary.
- def list_numberThe number of values in lists, counting from k + 1 after a miss, or 0.
- def add_list
- def visible_one_of
- def item_lists
- def place_listsThe one_of lists of visible args, each once, in pre-order.
- def type_comp
- def comp_of
- def head_part
- def next_part
- def between