Revision history for Complete-Bash

0.17    2015-03-04 (PERLANCAR)

	- Change escmode to esc_mode (Complete 0.12), but old key is still
	  supported (though undocumented).


0.16    2015-01-03 (PERLANCAR)

	- No functional changes.

	- Rebuild (Generate TODO.md).


0.15    2014-12-29 (PERLANCAR)

	- No functional changes.

	- Avoid PAUSE false positive misinterpreting 'package name' as
	  statement (well, PAUSE is rather liberal with the regex, isn't
	  it?).


0.14    2014-12-29 (PERLANCAR)

        - Add workaround for annoyance when completing word that contains ':'
          (like Perl package/module names) in bash, due ':' being a
          word-breaking character in bash.


0.13    2014-11-30 (PERLANCAR)

        - Add function: parse_options().


0.12    2014-11-28 (PERLANCAR)

        [INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]

        - Comply to Complete 0.04, change 'completion' key in hash-form
          completion answer structure to 'words', and accept each word as
          hashref (to allow for things like fish shell which can have a
          'description' instead of just 'word' for each entry).


0.11    2014-07-26 (SHARYANTO)

        - [tweak] format_completion(): Don't escape '~'.


0.10    2014-07-25 (SHARYANTO)

        - No functional changes.

        - Add documentation about new parse_cmdline() not stripping first word,
          and thus some client code will need to shift @$words + $cword--.


0.09    2014-07-25 (SHARYANTO)

        [INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]

        - Change algorithm to mimic bash more closely. Remove
          break_cmdline_into_words() and merge the code into parse_cmdline().
          Now does not strip first word, because bash also does not in
          COMP_WORDS. Now 'cmd foo ^ bar' works (becomes ['cmd', 'foo', '',
          'bar']. In short, parse_cmdline() should [be able to] produce the
          equivalent of bash's COMP_WORDS and COMP_CWORD.

        - parse_cmdline(): Add option to preserve quotes, like bash. For
          example, 'cmd "foo bar"' becomes ['cmd', '"foo bar"']. Although this
          is not enabled by default.


0.08    2014-07-23 (SHARYANTO)

        [INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]

        - break_cmdline_into_words() now injects word-breaking characters into
          the words array, to follow bash more closely. For example,
          break_cmdline_into_words('--foo 1 --bar=2', ':=') now results in
          [qw/--foo 1 --bar = 2/].


0.07    2014-07-22 (SHARYANTO)

        - No functional changes.

        - Rebuild to fix rendering examples.


0.06    2014-07-19 (SHARYANTO)

        [REMOVED FEATURES]

        - Remove mimic_dir_completion(). Functionality is now moved into
          format_completion().

        [INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]

        - format_completion(): remove 'is_path' key (setting 'path_sep'
          automatically enables path mode), rename 'type' to 'escmode' (rename
          escape mode 'env' to 'shellvar', add 'default' and 'none' modes).

        [ENHANCEMENTS]

        - format_completion(): Recognize key 'as' to return completion as array.
          Useful for using under Term::ReadLine (e.g. in App::riap).

        [DOCUMENTATION]

        - Explain more about path mode.


0.05    2014-07-18 (SHARYANTO)

        - No functional changes.

        - Update Rinci metadata, rebuild POD.


0.04    2014-07-18 (SHARYANTO)

        - Add examples for parse_cmdline().

        [INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]

        - Return 2-element arrayref instead of 2-element list (in general, I
          want to avoid returning list for better interop with Rinci).


0.03    2014-07-18 (SHARYANTO)

        - Forgot to add 'word_breaks' argument to parse_cmdline().


0.02    2014-07-17 (SHARYANTO)

        [ENHANCEMENTS]

        - Add error message if COMP_LINE is not set.

        - Add argument 'word_breaks' to allow breaking at other characters, like
          bash's COMP_WORDBREAKS.


0.01    2014-07-02 (SHARYANTO)

        - First release, extracted from Complete-Util. format_completion() is
          from Complete::Util's format_shell_completion() but can also accept
          array instead of hash. parse_cmdline() is from Complete::Util's
          parse_shell_cmdline() but with a different return value.