Is there a way to make the bash auto-complete show a list with line for each entry?
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when I want to see the content of a dir I use ~/ + Tab and it shows me
.bashrc.swp .gitconfig .local/ ...
Is there a way to make the results separated by newlines?
i.e.
.bashrc.swp
.gitconfig
.local/ ...
bash auto-completion
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when I want to see the content of a dir I use ~/ + Tab and it shows me
.bashrc.swp .gitconfig .local/ ...
Is there a way to make the results separated by newlines?
i.e.
.bashrc.swp
.gitconfig
.local/ ...
bash auto-completion
edited Jun 10 at 15:53
Thomas
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asked Jun 10 at 14:47
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
favorite
when I want to see the content of a dir I use ~/ + Tab and it shows me
.bashrc.swp .gitconfig .local/ ...
Is there a way to make the results separated by newlines?
i.e.
.bashrc.swp
.gitconfig
.local/ ...
bash auto-completion
edited Jun 10 at 15:53
Thomas
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asked Jun 10 at 14:47
CIsForCookies
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when I want to see the content of a dir I use ~/ + Tab and it shows me
.bashrc.swp .gitconfig .local/ ...
Is there a way to make the results separated by newlines?
i.e.
.bashrc.swp
.gitconfig
.local/ ...
bash auto-completion
edited Jun 10 at 15:53
Thomas
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asked Jun 10 at 14:47
CIsForCookies
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edited Jun 10 at 15:53
Thomas
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edited Jun 10 at 15:53
Thomas
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edited Jun 10 at 15:53
Thomas
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bind 'set completion-display-width 0'
If you run this in the shell, it will affect the current session. If you want it to affect all sessions, put it at the end of your ~/.bashrc.
Or you can put this line in your ~/.inputrc:
set completion-display-width 0
Source and more details: Grisha Levit's answer on this Stack Overflow question
answered Jun 10 at 17:19
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bind 'set completion-display-width 0'
If you run this in the shell, it will affect the current session. If you want it to affect all sessions, put it at the end of your ~/.bashrc.
Or you can put this line in your ~/.inputrc:
set completion-display-width 0
Source and more details: Grisha Levit's answer on this Stack Overflow question
answered Jun 10 at 17:19
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bind 'set completion-display-width 0'
If you run this in the shell, it will affect the current session. If you want it to affect all sessions, put it at the end of your ~/.bashrc.
Or you can put this line in your ~/.inputrc:
set completion-display-width 0
Source and more details: Grisha Levit's answer on this Stack Overflow question
answered Jun 10 at 17:19
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bind 'set completion-display-width 0'
If you run this in the shell, it will affect the current session. If you want it to affect all sessions, put it at the end of your ~/.bashrc.
Or you can put this line in your ~/.inputrc:
set completion-display-width 0
Source and more details: Grisha Levit's answer on this Stack Overflow question
answered Jun 10 at 17:19
wjandrea
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bind 'set completion-display-width 0'
If you run this in the shell, it will affect the current session. If you want it to affect all sessions, put it at the end of your ~/.bashrc.
Or you can put this line in your ~/.inputrc:
set completion-display-width 0
Source and more details: Grisha Levit's answer on this Stack Overflow question
answered Jun 10 at 17:19
wjandrea
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answered Jun 10 at 17:19
wjandrea
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answered Jun 10 at 17:19
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