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Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2011 00:01:08 +0100
From: Miek Gieben <miek@miek.nl>
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Subject: Re: default to file completion
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[ Quoting <mikachu@gmail.com> at 14:57 on Dec 18 in "Re: default to file ..=
=2E" ]
> > If I use tab completion the following happens:
> >
> >    ./scan -zone <TAB>
> >
> > And nothing gets completed. How can I tell zsh to fallback to filename
> > completion at that point?
>=20
> "scan" is a command that already has completion in zsh (it's part of
> mh), but if you don't have mh it won't be able to produce any
> completions. To disable a bundled completion, run compdef -d scan
> after running compinit.

While watching TV, I thought about this again.

Is there a way to disable the default completion for the
command 'scan' if you start it with './' ?

Or, more general, if you start a command with ./ can you automatically
disable the default completion?

 grtz,

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    Miek

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