Joseph Frazier
0c84eefa55
Suggest `foo --help` instead. However, if there are man pages, suggest `foo --help` after `man 2/3 foo` This addresses the comment in the previous commit message: > However, in cases where multiple sections have man pages for `foo`, > running `man foo` could bring up the "wrong" section of man pages. > `man read` is an example of this, but that should probably be handled in > a way that still suggests `foo --help` first when there are *no* man > pages for `foo` in any section.
34 lines
860 B
Python
34 lines
860 B
Python
from thefuck.utils import for_app
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@for_app('man', at_least=1)
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def match(command):
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return True
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def get_new_command(command):
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if '3' in command.script:
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return command.script.replace("3", "2")
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if '2' in command.script:
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return command.script.replace("2", "3")
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last_arg = command.script_parts[-1]
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help_command = last_arg + ' --help'
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# If there are no man pages for last_arg, suggest `last_arg --help` instead.
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# Otherwise, suggest `--help` after suggesting other man page sections.
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if command.stderr.strip() == 'No manual entry for ' + last_arg:
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return [help_command]
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split_cmd2 = command.script_parts
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split_cmd3 = split_cmd2[:]
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split_cmd2.insert(1, ' 2 ')
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split_cmd3.insert(1, ' 3 ')
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return [
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"".join(split_cmd3),
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"".join(split_cmd2),
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help_command,
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]
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