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by PoignardAzur
1940 days ago
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> As an example, type anything(for instance, '.conf') + up arrow, and there you see all the completions (for instance, 'less /etc/postgresql/10/main/pg_hba.conf' shows for me) based on the shell history. You can then cycle through them with up/down arrows. It is the same as ctrl+R in bash, but so discoverable and plain. I found tons of similar details in fish. Fun anecdote: my school's crappy homebrew distribution had a bash plugin that did exactly that (it was the distro's one redeeming feature, honestly). After I moved to other distros, I missed that feature for years (I hate Ctrl+R). Looking for plugins that implemented it was how I found fish, and I never looked back. |
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