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VI: any way to have the autocompletion feature that there is on the command line (you know pushing tab..) ??

Hi,

any way to have the autocompletion feature for paths that there is on the linux command line (you know pushing tab..)?

Regards

Javi

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In Vim 7, use CTRL-XCTRL-F. See :help i_CTRL-X_CTRL-F ore more globally the whole paragraph on completion: :help ins-completion.

Benoit  2010-10-21 08:18:06

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