> > My way: >>> >>> >> I wrote a compgen function for cd and it behaves like this: when you type >> `cd .....' on the command line and then press TAB, the command line >> becomes >> `cd ../../../../', then you can continue editing it to be `cd >> ../../../../other-dir/' and press ENTER. >> >> > I'm against changing the behaviour of cd. It means, when you have directory > name with dots, you will not be able to cd into it. Right, not directly like > `cd ....', but using `cd ./....' will probably work. I just want to let you > know about it :) > > I'm not changing the behavior of cd. If I really need to cd into a directory named `.....', I just type `cd .....' and press ENTER instead of TAB. And, the probability of a dir naming `.....' is very low. :)
> RR > >
