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I am trying out programmable completion following the tab completion |
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TIP at gentoo-wiki: |
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http://gentoo-wiki.com/TIP_TAB-completion |
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Things mostly work as expected. |
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I also turned on programmable completion for bash using |
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shopt -s progcomp |
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My question: how does the tab completion determine "suitable |
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filetypes"? |
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for example: |
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[07:32 PM]wwong TESTaudio $ ls |
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test test.m4v test.mpg test.pl test.sh test.wav |
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test.jpg test.mp3 test.pdf test.ps test.txt |
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[07:32 PM]wwong TESTaudio $ vim test |
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test test.pdf test.ps test.txt |
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test.m4v test.pl test.sh test.wav |
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[07:32 PM]wwong TESTaudio $ mplayer test. |
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test.mp3 test.mpg test.ps test.wav |
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[07:32 PM]wwong TESTaudio $ gv test.p |
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test.pdf test.ps |
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[07:32 PM]wwong TESTaudio $ acroread test.pdf |
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[07:32 PM]wwong TESTaudio $ qiv test.jpg |
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I hit double tab after the vim, mplayer, and gv commands, and single |
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tab after acroread and qiv. |
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For example, I want to also make mplayer be associated to m4v, a format |
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it can play, and not ps, a format I doubt mplayer deals with. |
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Does anyone know how to make that association? |
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W |
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open his wallet when the barman says, "For you, no charge!" |
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