>Let's say I want to see which files end with t. When I do
> :e *t<tab>
>vim shows not only files anding with t but all files
>containing t, as if I did :e *t*<Tab>.
>How can I limit the filename completion only to files ending with t ?
Hmm, would think it's by design, but I tried
:e *t$<tab>
and that didn't work, so dunno.
Imagine it's by design, because you *want* to be able to just hit
:e ab<tab>
and *not* have to specify
:e ab*<tab>
right? Ie, same like 4DOS, various'n'sundry Eunuchs shells, etc., all
seem to do.
The leading '*' should wildcard any leading chars 'til it finds the
literal pattern to match, but yeah, there should be a way to force it
match the last char of the filename, eg, by forcing a '$' as I tried,
unsuccessfully.
