#
# Bash completion for oemake
#
# contact: oe at haslup dot com
#
#
# Uses $OEDIR to find your local.conf in which it
# expects OEFILES to be defined.
#
# If it's not, feel free to add an OEFILES like below:
#OEFILES="/data/zaurus/openembedded/packages/*/*.oe" 
#


_oefiles_update ()
{
   if [ -e $OEDIR/conf/local.conf ]; then
      OEFILES=`grep -E "^OEFILES" $OEDIR/conf/local.conf|sed 's/^.*= *//'`
   else
      echo "Couldn't find conf/local.conf, maybe set OEDIR?"
   fi

  export COMPLETE_OE_PKG_CACHE=$(for f in `ls ${OEFILES//\"/}` ; do basename $f | sed 's/\_.*$//' ; done)
}

_oemake_cached () 
{ 
        local packages cur

        COMPREPLY=()
        cur=${COMP_WORDS[COMP_CWORD]}

  COMPREPLY=( $(compgen -W '$COMPLETE_OE_PKG_CACHE' -- $cur ) )
}

_oemake () 
{ 
        local packages cur

        COMPREPLY=()
        cur=${COMP_WORDS[COMP_CWORD]}

   _oefiles_update

   COMPREPLY=( $(compgen -W '$COMPLETE_OE_PKG_CACHE' -- $cur ) )
   #COMPREPLY=( $(  (compgen -W '$(for f in `find $OE_PKG_DIR -not -path "*SCCS*" -name "*.oe" -exec basename {} \;` ; do echo $f | sed 's/\_.*$//' ; 
done)' -- $cur ) ) )
}

_oefiles_update

# Choose one of the commands below... the cached version is pretty quick, but might need
# refreshing each time you update your packages directory.  Non-cached is too slow
# on my P4-1.8ghz.
#
# If you can use the non-cached, more power to you and your speedy machine :)
#
complete -F _oemake_cached oemake
#complete -F _oemake oemake