D or d come onGollum@feddit.de to Programmer Humor@programming.dev – 1382 points – 1 years ago225Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentWon’t autocomplete fail if you do “cd d” and then try the autocomplete? Or is that what you mean by “decent” auto-completion?No, it will probably go to "Documents", and if you hit tab again it should go to "Downloads". (Assuming you have the normal default folders)bash's autocomplete fails (at least with default settings), but e.g. zsh can figure out what you meanNot with a decent autocomplete. It will look for a folder starting with a small d and if it doesn't exist it looks at a folder with a large D.The choice of the letter d was brilliant, that's for sure. Now I'm imagining a folder with a large D.I don't get what you mean. It doesn't matter if you write a uppercase or lowercase dBest example I could find without being crude.
Won’t autocomplete fail if you do “cd d” and then try the autocomplete? Or is that what you mean by “decent” auto-completion?No, it will probably go to "Documents", and if you hit tab again it should go to "Downloads". (Assuming you have the normal default folders)bash's autocomplete fails (at least with default settings), but e.g. zsh can figure out what you meanNot with a decent autocomplete. It will look for a folder starting with a small d and if it doesn't exist it looks at a folder with a large D.The choice of the letter d was brilliant, that's for sure. Now I'm imagining a folder with a large D.I don't get what you mean. It doesn't matter if you write a uppercase or lowercase dBest example I could find without being crude.
No, it will probably go to "Documents", and if you hit tab again it should go to "Downloads". (Assuming you have the normal default folders)
bash's autocomplete fails (at least with default settings), but e.g. zsh can figure out what you mean
Not with a decent autocomplete. It will look for a folder starting with a small d and if it doesn't exist it looks at a folder with a large D.The choice of the letter d was brilliant, that's for sure. Now I'm imagining a folder with a large D.I don't get what you mean. It doesn't matter if you write a uppercase or lowercase dBest example I could find without being crude.
The choice of the letter d was brilliant, that's for sure. Now I'm imagining a folder with a large D.I don't get what you mean. It doesn't matter if you write a uppercase or lowercase dBest example I could find without being crude.
I don't get what you mean. It doesn't matter if you write a uppercase or lowercase dBest example I could find without being crude.
Won’t autocomplete fail if you do “cd d” and then try the autocomplete?
Or is that what you mean by “decent” auto-completion?
No, it will probably go to "Documents", and if you hit tab again it should go to "Downloads". (Assuming you have the normal default folders)
bash's autocomplete fails (at least with default settings), but e.g. zsh can figure out what you mean
Not with a decent autocomplete. It will look for a folder starting with a small d and if it doesn't exist it looks at a folder with a large D.
The choice of the letter d was brilliant, that's for sure. Now I'm imagining a folder with a large D.
I don't get what you mean. It doesn't matter if you write a uppercase or lowercase d
Best example I could find without being crude.