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If you're using bash as your shell, <TAB><TAB> should do the trick.
by nuxi 16y ago
If you're using bash as your shell, <TAB><TAB> should do the trick.
- JadeNB 16y agoAh, silly me. Somehow I read “only built-ins” instead of “including built-ins”, and so thought that it was something more than (or at least different from) ordinary tab-completion.