When the user presses "tab" on an external keyboard, OpenTerm calls completeCommand, which completes the command. This command is different from the standard auto-complete method, and it has several issues: it can't autocomplete on a directory inside a directory, and it replaces all occurences of the search string with the replacement string, causing problems ("diff di[tab]" produces "diff.cff diff.c", which was not what I expected).
Rather than rewrite everything, I suggest we call autoComplete insertCompletion, which already updates currentCommand and calls autoCompleteManager.reloadData().
louisdh
commented
6 years ago
When the user presses "tab" on an external keyboard, OpenTerm calls
completeCommand, which completes the command. This command is different from the standard auto-complete method, and it has several issues: it can't autocomplete on a directory inside a directory, and it replaces all occurences of the search string with the replacement string, causing problems ("diff di[tab]" produces "diff.cff diff.c", which was not what I expected).Rather than rewrite everything, I suggest we call autoComplete
insertCompletion, which already updates currentCommand and callsautoCompleteManager.reloadData().