Some people have had trouble following my original report. I've since figured out a simpler example to show the problem, and I'll use "<TAB>" notation instead of ^I, which seemed to confuse people people as well.
This problem does reproduce with the alpha ksh. Here's the latest directions using just two files in a directory: $ set -o emacs $ echo $KSH_VERSION Version AIJM 93v- 2013-07-18 $ ls JHS_REFRESH-1.txt JHS_REFRESH-A.txt $ ls JHS<TAB> Now this TAB key completes the line to: $ ls JHS_REFRESH- So far so good. Now at this point if you type an 'A' key then the <TAB> key you get: $ ls JHS_REFRESH-A.txt However, if instead you type a '1' key then the <TAB> key you get: $ ls JHS_REFRESH-1 1) JHS_REFRESH-1.txt $ ls JHS_REFRESH-1 This difference in behavior is a bug with the numeric key, correct? _______________________________________________ ast-users mailing list ast-users@lists.research.att.com http://lists.research.att.com/mailman/listinfo/ast-users
