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- From: david sowerby <d_sowerby@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Subject: weird behaviour
- Date: Mon, 9 May 2016 18:34:02 +0000 (UTC)
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- Reply-to: david sowerby <d_sowerby@xxxxxxxxx>
I noticed recently that when I <tab> to complete zsh doubles the first letter of the command eg:
% cd T <tab> expands to TV - as expected and the expansion works as normal - unless there are more than one choice when it does this
% ccd /TV/TV/ARROW/ with the multiple dirs shown below as expected
This doesn't affect the command at all, and if I backspace I can't remove the first 'c', and if I then hit <enter> nothing happens ie as if the command 'c' isn't there.
I'm using 5.0.7 (Debian 8) in urvxt. I also tested in xterm and get the same result, strangely it doesn't happen on a console. I tried zsh -l in urxvt and get the same double letter result, but in xterm it is fine! Running a bare "compinit" without any extras doesn't make any difference. Has anyone else noticed this? I'm baffled :-/
------------------------------dave
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