bogdan romocea wrote:
Not sure what shell you are using. If it's bash, read the bash man pages where you will find that there are many ways to customise the "readline" function of the shell by setting readline variables (all done in a inputrc file). One of the options is to set the variable "disable-completion" to "on". TAB characters no longer have a special "completion" meaning if the shell is started with this variable set in this way. Man pages tell you where to find this file. No idea whether other shells have the same functionality.Dear KDE users,
I have a bunch of shell scripts saved in text files, which I want to
copy and paste in Konsole (instead of running the scripts directly from
files). Many scripts are indented with double TABs. These double TABs
cause the pasted scripts to fail at the point where the first TAB-TAB
occurs.
It appears some kind of autocomplete "feature" is activated. For example, if I press TAB twice after I open Konsole I get: Display all 2866 possibilities? (y or n)
How do I get rid of this bug? I didn't find anything useful in Settings
- Configure Konsole. (Eliminating the double TABs from my scripts is
not an option.)
Thank you, b.
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Or of course you could do as advised by others and get rid of the tabs from your scripts.
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