Does anyone know how I can make SHIFT+TAB do the same thing in my bash shell as TAB does (ie. tab-complete)?
The reason this would be very useful: Java naming conventions: In Java, classes have each word capitalized. Eg: MyFunctionalProceduralObjectBasedDoItAll.class So, when I go to compile a java class, or similar, and I have similarly named classes, I use tab-completion a lot. I type a few chars, hit tab, then type the next char. That next char is often a capital letter, and I often hit the TAB key before I've taken my little finger off the SHIFT (for typing the next letter of the class I'm trying to compile). This results in SHIFT+TAB and a terminal bell from bash, rather than completion. It would save me many many keystrokes a day if SHIFT-TAB effectively sent a TAB when in bash. TIA Zen -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
