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mount completions: Support spaces in mountpoints
This turns '\040' into a space. /etc/mtab also supports other escapes ("\\" for backslash, "\011" for tab), but I can't find documentation for those in fstab.
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complete -x -c mount -a '(__fish_complete_blockdevice)'
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complete -x -c mount -a '(__fish_complete_blockdevice)'
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# In case `mount UUID=` and similar also works
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# In case `mount UUID=` and similar also works
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complete -x -c mount -a "(test -r /etc/fstab; and string replace -r '#.*' '' < /etc/fstab | string match -r '.+' | string replace -r ' ([^\s]*) .*' '\tMount point \$1')"
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complete -x -c mount -a "(test -r /etc/fstab; and string replace -r '#.*' '' < /etc/fstab | string match -r '.+' | string replace -r ' (\S*) .*' '\tMount point \$1' | string replace -a '\040' ' ')"
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complete -x -c mount -a "(test -r /etc/fstab; and string replace -r '#.*' '' < /etc/fstab | string match -r '.+' | string replace -r '(^[^\s]*) ([^\s]*) .*' '\$2\tDevice \$1')"
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complete -x -c mount -a "(test -r /etc/fstab; and string replace -r '#.*' '' < /etc/fstab | string match -r '.+' | string replace -r '(\S*) (\S*) .*' '\$2\tDevice \$1' | string replace -a '\040' ' ')"
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# In case it doesn't
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# In case it doesn't
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# complete -x -c mount -a "(test -r /etc/fstab; and string match -r '^/.*' < /etc/fstab | string replace -r ' ([^\s]*) .*' '\tMount point \$1')"
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# complete -x -c mount -a "(test -r /etc/fstab; and string match -r '^/.*' < /etc/fstab | string replace -r ' ([^\s]*) .*' '\tMount point \$1')"
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# complete -x -c mount -a "(test -r /etc/fstab; and string match -r '^/.*' < /etc/fstab | string replace -r '(^/[^\s]*) ([^\s]*) .*' '\$2\tDevice \$1')"
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# complete -x -c mount -a "(test -r /etc/fstab; and string match -r '^/.*' < /etc/fstab | string replace -r '(^/[^\s]*) ([^\s]*) .*' '\$2\tDevice \$1')"
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