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Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz wrote:
> Here's a proposed patch for Bash (or readline) which implements a
> usability feature. This feature reduces the amount of text output
> when filename completion shows a list of files after pressing TAB
> twice (or once if you configure it so), showing as first let
On Sat, Dec 10, 2005 at 11:36:53PM +0100, Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz wrote:
> Nearly a month later, despite a lack of instructions, I manage to
> subscribe to this mailing thanks to the answers of Bob Proulx and
> Chet Ramey. Lurking here, I see no trace of active development,
> no information about
Here's a proposed patch for Bash (or readline) which implements a
usability feature. This feature reduces the amount of text output
when filename completion shows a list of files after pressing TAB
twice (or once if you configure it so), showing as first letter
what you have to type to disambiguat
in the bash 3.1 release, new options were added: -i -q -x
however, the doc/bashref.texi and doc/bash.1 files were not updated
to document these fun features
i've attached an updated patch based upon the ulimit.patch from Fedora
which documents these three options and adds two new ones ...
any re
