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Re: Expansion from home directory

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

Re: Expansion from home directory

> 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 -- ``The lyf so sho

Re: Expansion from home directory

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

Expansion from home directory

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

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