On Sat, 9 Sep 1995, Paul Cole wrote: > Well, the problem with using tab is, your going to have to use character > at a time input which will complicate your input routines significantly > and won't be acceptable at all for those who use clients as clients like > tinyfugue do not send data to the remote until a newline is read on the > on the local system. So you won't see a tab until you get the entire > line of data and on tinyfugue at least, it doesn't even bother to send > tabs at all. thats what i said :) remember, i aint the one doing this. where is the guy who started trying to hack this together around 4 months ago? he seemed to know what he was doing. perhaps ICGA will help. tinyfugue supports it, tintin++ supposedly will, and theres plenty of hints about it in circle. > > Btw, tcsh and bash also support completions of various sorts. nothin like zsh. zsh's menu-cycle style completion is i think what the guy wanted. imagine, tell d[tab] Dert Dylan Dennis Dizzy Dominick tell Dert[tab] tell Dylan[tab] tell Dennis[tab] tell Dizzy[tab] tell Dominick yo buddy, i can never spell yer name... all on a total of two lines, mind you... snazzy. -dert (noone fergets MY name) > >
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