AutoComplete Mac OS X doesn't operate normally
In my Working Directory I have 3 files and directories names:
Applications
, Application
, Appendix.txt
When I am trying to do AutoComplete by hitting tab it misbehaves
I type App
and hit tab, AutoComplete gives me Applications
instead of stopping and allowing me to choose one of the three entries (when hitting another tab).
What can I do to fix this issue?
mac terminal autocomplete
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In my Working Directory I have 3 files and directories names:
Applications
, Application
, Appendix.txt
When I am trying to do AutoComplete by hitting tab it misbehaves
I type App
and hit tab, AutoComplete gives me Applications
instead of stopping and allowing me to choose one of the three entries (when hitting another tab).
What can I do to fix this issue?
mac terminal autocomplete
Q1: Are you using Apple's built-in Terminal or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 7:56
Q2: Which shell are you using? bash or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Q3: Do you have any customization to your shell config (ie .bash_profile or .bashrc)?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Hello, Q1: Yes Apple's built-in Terminal. Q2: using bash Q3: Yes, but it was long time ago, It was working just fine until today.
– hamza belmellouki
Jan 15 at 13:09
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In my Working Directory I have 3 files and directories names:
Applications
, Application
, Appendix.txt
When I am trying to do AutoComplete by hitting tab it misbehaves
I type App
and hit tab, AutoComplete gives me Applications
instead of stopping and allowing me to choose one of the three entries (when hitting another tab).
What can I do to fix this issue?
mac terminal autocomplete
In my Working Directory I have 3 files and directories names:
Applications
, Application
, Appendix.txt
When I am trying to do AutoComplete by hitting tab it misbehaves
I type App
and hit tab, AutoComplete gives me Applications
instead of stopping and allowing me to choose one of the three entries (when hitting another tab).
What can I do to fix this issue?
mac terminal autocomplete
mac terminal autocomplete
edited Jan 11 at 15:24
Mr Shunz
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asked Jan 11 at 15:14
hamza belmelloukihamza belmellouki
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Q1: Are you using Apple's built-in Terminal or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 7:56
Q2: Which shell are you using? bash or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Q3: Do you have any customization to your shell config (ie .bash_profile or .bashrc)?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Hello, Q1: Yes Apple's built-in Terminal. Q2: using bash Q3: Yes, but it was long time ago, It was working just fine until today.
– hamza belmellouki
Jan 15 at 13:09
add a comment |
Q1: Are you using Apple's built-in Terminal or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 7:56
Q2: Which shell are you using? bash or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Q3: Do you have any customization to your shell config (ie .bash_profile or .bashrc)?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Hello, Q1: Yes Apple's built-in Terminal. Q2: using bash Q3: Yes, but it was long time ago, It was working just fine until today.
– hamza belmellouki
Jan 15 at 13:09
Q1: Are you using Apple's built-in Terminal or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 7:56
Q1: Are you using Apple's built-in Terminal or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 7:56
Q2: Which shell are you using? bash or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Q2: Which shell are you using? bash or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Q3: Do you have any customization to your shell config (ie .bash_profile or .bashrc)?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Q3: Do you have any customization to your shell config (ie .bash_profile or .bashrc)?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Hello, Q1: Yes Apple's built-in Terminal. Q2: using bash Q3: Yes, but it was long time ago, It was working just fine until today.
– hamza belmellouki
Jan 15 at 13:09
Hello, Q1: Yes Apple's built-in Terminal. Q2: using bash Q3: Yes, but it was long time ago, It was working just fine until today.
– hamza belmellouki
Jan 15 at 13:09
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Great, I found the answer to this issue. Anyway, all you have to do is to edit a file called .inputrc
in the home directory ~
.
So here are the steps:
nano ~/.inputrc
In the file Delete the following line: TAB: menu-complete
.
The file should contain only the following lines:
set completion-ignore-case on
set show-all-if-ambiguous on
Then restart the terminal.
And voilà.
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Great, I found the answer to this issue. Anyway, all you have to do is to edit a file called .inputrc
in the home directory ~
.
So here are the steps:
nano ~/.inputrc
In the file Delete the following line: TAB: menu-complete
.
The file should contain only the following lines:
set completion-ignore-case on
set show-all-if-ambiguous on
Then restart the terminal.
And voilà.
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Great, I found the answer to this issue. Anyway, all you have to do is to edit a file called .inputrc
in the home directory ~
.
So here are the steps:
nano ~/.inputrc
In the file Delete the following line: TAB: menu-complete
.
The file should contain only the following lines:
set completion-ignore-case on
set show-all-if-ambiguous on
Then restart the terminal.
And voilà.
add a comment |
Great, I found the answer to this issue. Anyway, all you have to do is to edit a file called .inputrc
in the home directory ~
.
So here are the steps:
nano ~/.inputrc
In the file Delete the following line: TAB: menu-complete
.
The file should contain only the following lines:
set completion-ignore-case on
set show-all-if-ambiguous on
Then restart the terminal.
And voilà.
Great, I found the answer to this issue. Anyway, all you have to do is to edit a file called .inputrc
in the home directory ~
.
So here are the steps:
nano ~/.inputrc
In the file Delete the following line: TAB: menu-complete
.
The file should contain only the following lines:
set completion-ignore-case on
set show-all-if-ambiguous on
Then restart the terminal.
And voilà.
answered Jan 15 at 21:06
hamza belmelloukihamza belmellouki
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Q1: Are you using Apple's built-in Terminal or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 7:56
Q2: Which shell are you using? bash or something else?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Q3: Do you have any customization to your shell config (ie .bash_profile or .bashrc)?
– MMB
Jan 15 at 8:31
Hello, Q1: Yes Apple's built-in Terminal. Q2: using bash Q3: Yes, but it was long time ago, It was working just fine until today.
– hamza belmellouki
Jan 15 at 13:09