Re: F12: bash-completion issues?

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  On 08/12/2010 05:07 PM, Mikkel wrote:
>
> Normally does not search the current directory - it searches you
> executable search path for an executable starting with List.
Not exactly. If your executable search path includes . (dot)
then if you have an executable file in .  and it's name starts
with the string preceding the tab, then it will be completed
with that  filename.
If there are other files in your search PATH wthat also start
with that string, they will be listed as well.

>> # ./List<Tab>
> Will only work if List<whatever>  is in the current directory AND is
> executable. I believe, but have not tested, that it will also fail
> if the current directory is on a partition that is mounted noexec.
That's correct

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