Originally posted by: nweaver
Think XP does this by default, but not as well as Linux.
Edit: Reread, you mean you want to have program jklasdf in your path, and be able to type jkl*tab* and have it complete the command? Or just tab completion, as in "cd C:\wi*tab* changes to "cd C:\Windows" when you hit the tab key?
Originally posted by: Czar
the command promt has it
start / run / cmd
c:
cd pro <tab>
C:\>cd "Program Files"
Originally posted by: kamper
Hmm, I always wanted to make bash completion work more like windows cmd.exeI hate how bash refuses to complete the word when there is a conflict, instead of completing and then cycling through them in order as you continue to tab. I guess the ideal might be completion of both local dir files and path commands (except when prefixed with ./ of course), and tab cycling like windows except when you tap twice quickly, then it can give you the bash style list of options?
I'm thinking you can still get that list if you give tab the double-tap (in my ideal shell). Oh well, I guess that would probably annoy you when you try to cycle through quickly, windows style. Maybe it should just be configurable so you can pick which one you want.Originally posted by: EpsiIon
Originally posted by: kamper
Hmm, I always wanted to make bash completion work more like windows cmd.exeI hate how bash refuses to complete the word when there is a conflict, instead of completing and then cycling through them in order as you continue to tab. I guess the ideal might be completion of both local dir files and path commands (except when prefixed with ./ of course), and tab cycling like windows except when you tap twice quickly, then it can give you the bash style list of options?
Interesting. I prefer bash's method because it gives me a list of ALL the choices (allowing me to more-easily see what's actually in the directory) and it's usually only one or two letter presses to get it to complete to the one I want (rather than many possible tabs).
Actually, I've been using cmd.exe a fair amount at work and... I hate it. Give me bash any day.![]()
Originally posted by: tfinch2
Originally posted by: Czar
the command promt has it
start / run / cmd
c:
cd pro <tab>
C:\>cd "Program Files"
uhh...it actually tabs...