Yasuhiro Matsumoto wrote:
> Try following.
>
> $ ls -1F
> foo
> bar/
>
> $ vim --noplugin -i NONE
> :cnoremap <C-p> <Up>
> :e <Tab>
> :e foo/
> :e foo/<S-Tab>
> :e
> :e <C-p>
> :e ../^I
>
> This cause that different behavior between <up> and <down> in filename
> completion in command line.
> Please check and include.
I don't quite understand the problem. <Up> is supposed to go one
directory up. Is the problem that you get the ^I?
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