I use shell-command a lots (default binded to M-!), but often I'm doing stuff to the buffer I'm currently editing. Instead of typing the buffer name (and no filename completion is available in shell-command, alas!), it'd be nice to have a shortcut key, say f3, to insert that name for me whenever I press the key.
The problem is I don't want to bind the key globally (I use f3 for other things in other context), only in minibuffer when shell-command is prompting. It's easy to write a lisp function to insert the current buffer name, but what mode's keymap should I modify to bind a key to that function?
Alternatively, is there any lisp code/package that provide filename completion in shell-command, similar to how bash does it? I know the normal M-x shell does completion, but the convenience of entering a command in minibuffer is hard to give up ;)
Edit:
here is what I wanted, taken from huaiyuan's answer with some fixes inspired by / stolen from http://osdir.com/ml/emacs.sources/2002-04/msg00022.html
(define-key minibuffer-local-map
[f3] (lambda () (interactive)
(insert (buffer-name (current-buffer-not-mini)))))
(defun current-buffer-not-mini ()
"Return current-buffer if current buffer is not the *mini-buffer*
else return buffer before minibuf is activated."
(if (not (window-minibuffer-p)) (current-buffer)
(if (eq (get-lru-window) (next-window))
(window-buffer (previous-window)) (window-buffer (next-window)))))