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Configurable completion and complete -P (prefix)
From: |
Hans Meine |
Subject: |
Configurable completion and complete -P (prefix) |
Date: |
21 Nov 2000 00:58:52 +0100 |
User-agent: |
Gnus/5.0806 (Gnus v5.8.6) XEmacs/21.1 (Capitol Reef) |
Hi!
I just tried read about the complete command in the bash-manpage and tried
complete -A signal -P '-' kill
hoping that I could do:
kill -SIG<tab>
However, bash currently uses the prefix only if I do
kill SIG<tab>
ending up in
kill -SIG<tab>
which in turn gives me no completions. :-( Thinking about this, is the -P
prefix thingy useful like this in other cases? I can't imagine one right now?
Never mind if this behaviour is intended, I am just curious if I can use
it like that in the future. ;-)
Bye,
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/ / ANS
/me continues exploring the manpage.. ;-)
- Configurable completion and complete -P (prefix),
Hans Meine <=