I have noted that if Tramp is used to visit a file in a remote directory, and if that remote directory is altered (e.g. a new file is created), then Tramp is not aware of the changed state of the directory.
For example, suppose I visit file "foo", and then I create (outside of emacs) another file "bar" (in the same remote directory as "foo"). If I then attempt to use autocompletion, Tramp/Emacs will not autocomplete the filename "bar" -- it seems not to know of its existence. I suppose that Tramp caches the directory contents (for speed), and that it would slow things down to check for new files. Was that the rationale behind the current setup? Thanks, Hans _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
