cwillu wrote:
>> Jérôme REYBERT wrote:
>>> ...
>>>
>>> menu-complete is not able to complete file names. However, it can
>>> complete directories names. Here to reproduce:
>>> $ mkdir bar1 bar2
>>> $ touch foo1 foo2
>>> $ ls ba
>>> $ ls bar1/ # OK
>>> $ ls fo # nothing append
>> Thanks for the repo
> Jérôme REYBERT wrote:
> > ...
> >
> > menu-complete is not able to complete file names. However, it can
> > complete directories names. Here to reproduce:
> > $ mkdir bar1 bar2
> > $ touch foo1 foo2
> > $ ls ba
> > $ ls bar1/ # OK
> > $ ls fo # nothing append
>
> Thanks for the report. This has a
Jérôme REYBERT wrote:
> I bind the "menu-complete" command to key with the following line
> in my .bashrc:
> bind '"\t"':menu-complete
>
> menu-complete is a bash command. It allows to bash to display in a
> different way completions. Instead of display a list of completion,
> possible completion
I bind the "menu-complete" command to key with the following line
in my .bashrc:
bind '"\t"':menu-complete
menu-complete is a bash command. It allows to bash to display in a
different way completions. Instead of display a list of completion,
possible completions rolls on your current line. I am p
