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Subject: Preserve initial // in path name completion
Date: Fri, 6 Jul 2001 09:14:59 +0400
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Is it (easily) possible to preserve initial // irrespectively of
squeez-slashes? (Or depending on other style)? Looks like zsh is gaining
popularity on Cygwin and probably will be included in standard net release;
having the above allows you finally complete inside network shares
(fake-files //:'server1 server2' ...).

Sven?

-andrej