How does TAB completion with comma ',' work with zsh-autocomplete? #522
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Autocomplete currently doesn’t complete anything else from FASD than recent directories. Once #418 has been implemented, it will become possible to use FASD’s Tab widget instead of Autocomplete’s. However, it’s unlikely I will ever build in full support for FASD, since that project has officially been abandoned. Of course, if anyone wants to support a PR for this, go ahead and I will have a look at it. |
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Hi, Thanks for the answer! Yes, the abandonment. That's why I came looking at zsh-autocomplete :) Maybe there is a different way to do it in zsh-autocomplete without fasd? What I am looking for is a way to complete historical files based on a partial filename, so if I typed |
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Hi,
The documentation says that zsh-autocomplete works with fasd. The main feature I use from fasd is for commands like
less ,2022120<TAB>
where fasd will look in its cache file for all files that contain
2022120
and present these to me as completion possibilities. Whenzsh-autocomplete
is enabled, trying this will instead attempt to tab-complete any matching files in the current working directory. How can I get the desiredfasd
behavior? ThanksBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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