Nick Winter <[email protected]> wrote:
> > In the case of an ambiguity --i.e. completion may lead to
> > several different var names, then the tab key does nothing.
> > Displaying a list of all possible completions, similar to
> > what the sh, bash or zsh shells do, would be rather useful.
>
> Not quite right. Pressing -tab- seems to complete the variable
> name up to the point of ambiguity. If there is no ambiguity,
> that is the whole variable name. But if you have two variables
> "displacement1" and "displacement2", typing "d<tab>" will give
> you "displacement".
Thanks for correcting my wrong statement. The tab key does not do
nothing when the point of ambiguity is not yet reached, but it does
--do nothing, when that point is reached, as opposed to adding a
space when the name is already completed.
--
Philippe
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