Hi Michael,
Thanks for your response.
On 2018-09-20 16:15, Michael Albinus wrote:
I'm not sure this is a Tramp issue. I can reproduce the problem when I
start Emacs with my (rather extensive) configuration. It does not happen
when starting "emacs -Q". So I suspect a completion package is in the way.
Which one do you use?
You may be right that this may be an issue of the autocompletion.
Interestingly, when I start emacs without any initialization "emacs -Q
-q" (i.e. using built-in completion?), the problem still occurs.
I noticed the restriction on cursor movement to the part after the last
colon is enforced as soon as I type the first directory separator (/).
That is, up to:
/sshx:machine1:folder
the cursor can be freely moved. Then as soon as I type the slash:
/sshx:machine1:folder/
the cursor cannot be moved to the /sshx:machine1 part, even without
invoking completion by <tab>. As soon as I delete the slash, I can again
move the cursor freely.
You can edit the "machine1" part of the file name, if you delete the
trailing colon ":" after the host name temporarily. Likely it isn't the
final solution we want to get, but it's at least a work around.
Yes, that works indeed.
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