I don't care would lynx need that feature or not and would that be from shell or not. Well as far as I know firefox have that feature, as web browser, and vim as editor. If that feature will just bloat lynx in any way then forget about it.
On 5/20/07, Ian Collier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sun, May 20, 2007 at 06:15:59AM -0500, Stef Caunter wrote: [top-posting reversed] [attribution for this part has been lost] > >>it will be more usefull for me if it is done in following way: > >>for example, user insert via 'g' command following sites. > >>www.google.com > >>www.gsomeothersite.com > >>www.othersite.com > >> > >>now, after www.g and using up/down keys only first two entries will be > >>available. [Walter Ian Kaye:] > >Oh, I love that feature of tcsh... although I have no idea how it got > >enabled (anyone know what shell setting to look for? I wanna add it to > >another system). tcsh always uses file completion - it's not normally possible to turn it off; command-line editing is usually on but can be turned off with "unset edit". The plain csh enables file completion with "set filec". > sorry to dump cold water on this, but the lynx browser is not a shell and > doesn't need shell features. I'm neither for nor against this feature, but have you noticed what happens in Firefox when you type a partial URL and then press the Tab key? imc _______________________________________________ Lynx-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lynx-dev
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