If I have nothing but tabs or spaces on a line, how do I disable
completion but have it return the char typed? (space or tab) -- and if
bash is looking for a command, then execute any command.
I.e.
<space><space><space>ls "works"
<tab><tab><tab>ls "sorta works (tab's are dropped/ignored) -- would
want them echo'd.
2) In a continuation line, if it is a quote, treat TAB's as literals if
they are the first thing on a line:
a="
<space><space><space><space>a"
echo "$a" gives me 'a' indented 4 spaces
Want:
a="
<tab>a"
echo "$a" to indent 1 tab (usually 8 spaces, but terminal dependent)
3) within a command (like if/while/for...).. i.e.
works:
if ((1)) ;then
<space>echo x
fi
doesn't work:
if ((1)); then
<tab>echo x
fi
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NOTE: I tried binding a key like 'backquote' ("`") to the completion
character,
but it seems rebinding in readline doesn't work consistently. Is that a
bug?
Thanks!
