In vim (and bash), you can specify alternatives in filenames, eg:
:arga project/html/{index,sitemap}.html
This expands to "project/html/index.html" and "project/html/sitemap.html" (the :arga
appends them both to the argument list; you can get to them with :n
).
Now, vim already does some filename completion on this, with TAB
, by cycling through the possibilities. For the above example, it would show the index one, then the sitemap one, then back to the original text.
I to be able to type this much:
:arga project/html/{in
and press TAB
, and have it complete (even though I'm in the middle of a brace):
:arga project/html/{index.html
and have tab-completion also work for the next one, from project/html/{index.html,sit
to project/html/{index.html,sitemap.html
.
Is there already an option in vim to do this? If not, how would you implement it?