Hi, > Hi guys, > > First, thanks for the great software! I'm using it extensively and it is of > great help indeed.
Thank you. Your words are a big encouragement for people who are here. > IMO it should either run the completion from file name beginning or return the > full file names as 2) does It assumes that the -cP is used by input completion function to get an argument for 'global -P'. Generally, its scenario is like follows: input> st[TAB] # invoke completion v input> string_ input> string_[TAB][TAB] # show candidates v input> string_ string_A.cpp string_A.h string_A.cpp string_C.h input> string_A.h[ENTER] RESULT> first_string_A.h # invoke 'global -P string_A.h' Candidate strings need to start with a prefix inputted by the user (here, it is 'string'). Are you thinking about another scenario? Shigio 2014-09-24 20:17 GMT+09:00 Pavel Nedev <[email protected]>: > Hi guys, > > First, thanks for the great software! I'm using it extensively and it is > of great help indeed. > > As to the issue: > I notice that the autocomplete filename command returns as result not the > full names but from the matched string to the end of the name. > For example if you do > > 1) global -cP string > > you would expect to get the file names containing the string. > I know that -P by default searches the whole file name for the string, not > just from the beginning. And this is working fine in > > 2) global -P string > > for example. The whole file names are returned as result by 2). But 1) > does not do that. > > Consider the following scenario: > You have the following files: > > src/first_string_A.cpp > first_string_A.h > test/sec_string_A.cpp > string_C.h > text.cpp > > Now command 2) (global -P string) result would be > > src/first_string_A.cpp > first_string_A.h > test/sec_string_A.cpp > string_C.h > > But command 1) (global -cP string) would give > > string_A.cpp > string_A.h > string_A.cpp > string_C.h > > IMO it should either run the completion from file name beginning or return > the full file names as 2) does > > Thanks again! > Best Regards, > Pavel > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Bug-global mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-global > -- Shigio YAMAGUCHI <[email protected]> PGP fingerprint: D1CB 0B89 B346 4AB6 5663 C4B6 3CA5 BBB3 57BE DDA3
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