Suppose we have this environment: mkdir -p /tmp/foo/bar/ export TEST=/tmp/foo Out of the box, bash completion of $TEST is extremely inconsistent. Witness: →
I\'m running Ubuntu 11.04, and I\'m seeing some odd behaviour when I try to use tab-completion in bash on a path that starts with a variable.If I\'ve got TOP=/scratch, and I try to tab-complete:
I have a script which allows to execute Bash processes in the background, i called it \"backy\". Programs I want to run in background I call like this:
The code for git bash completion, specifically the function __gitcomp, uses parameter expansions like \"${1-}\".This appears to be similar to \"$1\".What is the difference?
I create开发者_如何学JAVAd a simple bash function : http://shr.im/ionyse-notify I would like to add a little completion file.
at the bash prompt I can perform this copy cp file.txt test1.txt but if I try to copy file.txt to several files like so
I currently have a Bash completion file which completes a single parameter from a list of allowed commands for a script called pbt. This is the working Bash completion file:
I\'m making a bash script which presents a command line to the user. The cli code is as this: #!/bin/bash
I\'m trying to figure out how to create a dynamic case statement in a bash script. For example, let\'s say I have the output of an awk statement with the following contents
Suppose I have a simple makefile like: hello: echo \"hello world\" bye: echo \"bye bye\" Then in bash I want something like:
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