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Anthony Sorace wrote:
> On 4/4/06, Paul Hebble <maceo@imsa.edu> wrote:
>
>>It's always the one you least expect:
>
>
> *least* expect? at this point, i pretty much expect *everything* to be in bash.

sure. if you type this:
make and then this:
make <tab>
bash will print the list of possible targets for makefile.

You gotta love it.

only on recent bash -- I saw it on gentoo.

ron