Hi,
The 'autocomplete' feature in bash has an annoying feature.
Instead of searching just the directory pointed to, it also searches
for possible completions in the PATH. This is annoying when for
example, if there is a file 'catenate' in the current directory, and I
am trying to autocomplete it by typing 'cat'. In this case,
autocomplete seems to find 'cat' from /bin/cat. Is there a way I can
setup bash to autocomplete by searching only in the path pointed to
(if there is no path specified, then the search should be in teh
current directory)?
Kenneth
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