Currently bash completion package provides a bash completion rule for xine command (provided by media-video/xine-ui). Unfortunately the use of this rule makes it difficult to use xine from command line, as it does not consider quite a few cases (such as .divx files, created by divx converter on windows, or .flac files). As xine-ui relies on xine-lib, that in turn has a lot of plugins with a guessing code that recognize the type of the file used, it's difficult to list what it's supported and what not (as for example someone could teorically write a plugin to transform a tar.gz in a movie that shows the content of the file... I know it's stupid, but the interface is there), I'd rather see it disabled than providing a subset of the usable files to users. Feel free to forward me if someone bitches about this :) Thanks, Diego
A-hem... Aaron, can you take a look to this? :)
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