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One the small annoyances I have in my daily use of tcsh is when I start writing a command like this:
# do_stuff --input=/path/to/some
I wish to use tab-completion to finish writing /path/to/some/file
. Is there any way to make tcsh ignore the --input=
part and allow tab completion here?
That is already helpful. Is there any way to do this for the general case? – Rodin – 2015-04-09T11:09:49.520
1@Rodin What do you mean with 'the general case'? By the way, almost all commands allow you to write
do_stuff --input /path/to/some
. You almost never need the=
. – Martin Tournoij – 2015-04-09T11:12:49.413By general case, I mean, if I have an additional command
do_other_stuff --foo=/path/to/some
, do I need to write another rule? Or can a rule be written in a general way to cover both cases? – Rodin – 2015-04-09T11:19:57.183If I don't need the
=
, this problem would just disappear.... you just made my day :) – Rodin – 2015-04-09T11:20:25.327