Richard Stallman wrote:
Worse
is that file-name-shadow-mode stays disabled in subsequent invocations
of the minibuffer, even though the variable file-name-shadow-mode is t.
I am not sure what you mean. Would you please provide precise instructions
for that part too?
Do C-g to quit the current minibuffer. Then do C-x C-f.
One now has ~/ in the minibuffer. If you type an extra "/", the "~/"
preceding it does not get any special highlighting, as it should if
file-name-shadow-mode is t.
Sincerely,
Luc.
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