Matthew Donaldson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi Michael,
Hi Matthew, > Now I want to open a file on the remote host again. What I could do > in ange-ftp is this: > > C-x C-f /use<TAB> > > and it would complete it to: > > /[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/ > > And I could go on from there to get the file I wanted. > > This was very useful when dealing with long host names and/or long > usernames, as it saved typing the username and hostname combinations > all the time. Now I got it. Yes, this is indeed the behaviour of Tramp 2.0, as shipped with Emacs 22.1. The reason is that Tramp performs a lot of additional completion attempts, and it passes functionality to ange-ftp only in case it knows it must be handled by ange-ftp (after the ":", in your case). In Tramp 2.1, this behaviour has been improved to something similar you've used to apply with native ange-ftp. Tramp remembers connections once they have been used, and offers corresponding completions. But this Tramp version won't be bundled with Emacs 22.x, I suspect. So if you want get back the old ange-ftp behaviour in Emacs 22.1, you could keep a ~/.netrc file with valid entries. Sorry for the inconvenience. > Cheers > > -Matthew Best regards, Michael. _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
