Ok. How can I confirm that it's extra completion functions provided by
the OS? I'm asking this question because I encounter the same behavior
with RH 9.0 and OS 10.3.
The only bash-related file I can find in /etc is bashrc. It does not
contain any settings or commands that appear related to my
Andreas Haselbacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The first command gave output. Does this mean that command-line
> completion was not active?
It means that there were extra completion functions in use, overriding
the default completion behavior. The extra completion functions were
probably provi
The first command gave output. Does this mean that command-line
completion was not active? If yes, how come I could complete paths before?
Andreas
Chet Ramey wrote:
Andreas Haselbacher wrote:
Hi Chet,
I'm afraid I'm not quite sure what you mean. I assume it's installed
because partial names a
Andreas Haselbacher wrote:
> Hi Chet,
>
> I'm afraid I'm not quite sure what you mean. I assume it's installed
> because partial names are being completed. Also, I forgot to mention
> that I've encountered this problem on both RH Linux 9.0 and OS 10.3.
Type `complete -p cd'. If there's output, t
> I apologize if this is old hat (I could not find it in the FAQ), but I
> encounter the annoying problem that if I use path completion starting
> with my home directory, i.e.,
>
> ~haselbac/cfd/...
Do you have completions installed? Bash doesn't do this by default.
Chet
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Hi Chet,
I'm afraid I'm not quite sure what you mean. I assume it's installed
because partial names are being completed. Also, I forgot to mention
that I've encountered this problem on both RH Linux 9.0 and OS 10.3.
Andreas
Chet Ramey wrote:
I apologize if this is old hat (I could not find it in
I apologize if this is old hat (I could not find it in the FAQ), but I
encounter the annoying problem that if I use path completion starting
with my home directory, i.e.,
~haselbac/cfd/...
then bash puts a space after each directory name, i.e., if there was a
directory called 'calcs' below 'cfd
