Is it just me or did the upgrade from bash-completion-1.2-5 to 1.3-3 break ls, rm, mv, etc? Now, when tab-completing a directory, the name of the directory completes with a trailing <space> rather than a / (Doc<tab> completes as "Documents " rather than "Documents/").
Brian Ericson <bericson <at> ptc.com> writes:
Is it just me or did the upgrade from bash-completion-1.2-5 to 1.3-3 break ls, rm, mv, etc? Now, when tab-completing a directory, the name of the directory completes with a trailing <space> rather than a / (Doc<tab> completes as "Documents " rather than "Documents/").
Works for me:
[andre@compaq-pc ~]$ rpm -q bash-completion bash-completion-1.3-3.fc14.noarch [andre@compaq-pc ~]$ ls Documents/^C <-- used tab-completion [andre@compaq-pc ~]$ rm Documents/^C <-- used tab-completion [andre@compaq-pc ~]$ mv Documents/^C <-- used tab-completion
Huh. I had a second machine on 1.2-5 that was working that also broke as soon as I went to 1.3-3 on it... So, now I'm 0-for-2.
On 04/25/2011 12:21 PM, Andre Robatino wrote:
Brian Ericson<bericson<at> ptc.com> writes:
Is it just me or did the upgrade from bash-completion-1.2-5 to 1.3-3 break ls, rm, mv, etc? Now, when tab-completing a directory, the name of the directory completes with a trailing<space> rather than a / (Doc<tab> completes as "Documents " rather than "Documents/").
Works for me:
[andre@compaq-pc ~]$ rpm -q bash-completion bash-completion-1.3-3.fc14.noarch [andre@compaq-pc ~]$ ls Documents/^C<-- used tab-completion [andre@compaq-pc ~]$ rm Documents/^C<-- used tab-completion [andre@compaq-pc ~]$ mv Documents/^C<-- used tab-completion
/etc/bash_completion.d/acroread.sh defines function "_filedir" which is also defined in /etc/bash_completion. I simply renamed the function in acroread.sh and all is good again.
On 04/25/2011 12:14 PM, Brian Ericson wrote:
Is it just me or did the upgrade from bash-completion-1.2-5 to 1.3-3 break ls, rm, mv, etc? Now, when tab-completing a directory, the name of the directory completes with a trailing<space> rather than a / (Doc<tab> completes as "Documents " rather than "Documents/").
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