I'm a big fan of Perl and using Perl's debugger (i.e. perl -d <script>),
however I noticed that Bash completion works if I say
perl <scr... then tab but fails if I say perl -d <scr... The <script>
doesn't complete! (and no I don't mean the actual characters <script>
rather the script filename).
Now I did some Bash completion stuff before so I'm familiar but where
would I find which completion thing causes this to work but only if -d
was not specified?
Specify some other Perl option (i.e. -v) and it WORKS!
To recap: perl -d mysc<tab> does NOT complete to perl -d myscript.pl but
perl -v mysc<tab> does! That's just odd!
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