Typing furiously on February 07, Kevin O'Gorman managed to emit:
> Okay, I'll bite. What is it? There's no man page for 'shopt', nor any
> mention of it in the bash manpage as a builtin, so I'm mystified. That's
> on eD2.4, anyway.
I don't recall which bash version was the default in eD 2.4, but methinks
shopt is bash 2.x. In any event, shopt -s cdspell sets the cdspell
option, which has the following effect:
cdspell If set, minor errors in the spelling of a
directory component in a cd command will be
corrected. The errors checked for are
transposed characters, a missing character,
and one character too many. If a correc�
tion is found, the corrected file name is
printed, and the command proceeds. This
option is only used by interactive shells.
Kurt
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