Type "# RET ESC ."
Bash replies with a ^G
Wouldn't it be more polite to just do nothing, instead of waking up the
neighbors?
$ expr 2 + 2
4
$ #e=mcHammer <-here I typed ESC #
$ e=mc<-here I type ESC . ESC . in order to get the "2", but
after the first ESC . I must endure the ^G slap in th
Hello,
Apologies if this is not an appropriate list to post a question like this
(pointers elsewhere welcome), but here goes:
I'm trying to figure out how to do the right thing with non-filename
completions containing slashes in a function that was passed to complete along
with -o filenames.