[Bug 840467] Re: Bash-completion does not respect end of options argument (--)

Lekensteyn 840467 at bugs.launchpad.net
Tue May 15 20:16:19 UTC 2012


Yes, the problem still exists on Precise. Other issues I encounted:

`valgrind -- foo<TAB>` becomes `valgrind -- ` (empty). `valgrind --
<TAB><TAB>` shows `yes` or `no` as options. I expect a list of commands.

This applies recursively:
`valgrind -- ls -- foo<TAB>` becomes `valgrind -- ls -- ` (empty).

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Title:
  Bash-completion does not respect end of options argument (--)

Status in “valgrind” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Valgrind does not attempt to parse argument after seeing "--". The
  bash completion script does not take that into account when completing
  commands after valgrind and `valgrind -- ls -<TAB><TAB>` still tries
  to complete valgrinds options.

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