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Re: completing-read does not accept spaces


From: Miguel Guedes
Subject: Re: completing-read does not accept spaces
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2014 12:29:26 +0000
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On 16/01/14 18:13, Drew Adams wrote:
<snip>
No.  There is no bug here.  This is the behavior by design, like
it or not.

Do I personally think that `SPC' should generally be self-inserting
during completion?  You bet I do.  And so should `?'.  And so should
`C-j' (newline).  (And this is the case in Icicle mode, for instance.)

But that is not the opinion of Emacs Dev.  It took decades to finally
get `SPC' to be self-inserting for file-name completion (see variable
`minibuffer-local-filename-completion-map', in the same Elisp manual
node).  Patience. ;-)


But would it be fair to say that the command `timeclock-out' shouldn't be making use of `completing-read' for entering a reason (to clock out) and thus a bug should be filed?

Many thanks for your replies.



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