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Re: Completion: display of candidates
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Stefan Monnier |
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Re: Completion: display of candidates |
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Mon, 18 Feb 2019 15:48:36 -0500 |
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> Right, and here comes the next problem: concretely I get my completions
> from `locate --basename <pattern>`. So the user (me) might enter a
> wildcard pattern like "foo*bar.*". But the completions/matches
> obviously have no * in it, so no completion matches the candidates.
That completely depends on the completion style.
For example `partial-completion` (which is included in the default
`completion-styles`) does accept * so you can do `M-x r*v*uf TAB` to
find revert-buffer.
> How to handle that? Use the PREDICATE argument in completing-read so
The PREDICATE argument can only rule out matches, not add new ones.
Stefan
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