Hi, The attached patch to "make" completion will offer hidden targets if the commandline has a partial completion for it (ie, the user has begun typing the hidden rule name).
Rules in subdirectories continue to be considered hidden until the partial completion begins the hidden filename within the subdirectory, ie: Makefile: ############ .hiddenfile1: .hiddendir1/: .hiddendir1/.hiddenfile2: ../file3: ############ $ make <tab><tab> no completions offered $ make .<tab><tab> offers ../ .hiddenfile1, .hiddendir1 and .hiddendir1/ $ make ../<tab><tab> offers ../file3 $ make .hiddendir1/<tab><tab> no completions offered $ make .hiddendir1/.<tab><tab> offers .hiddenfile2 I found this very useful when working with multiple directories and intermediate hidden marker files. Please apply. Regards, Tristan Wibberley
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