This is a feature idea I have right now, for how to make this more usable. I'd like to see tab completion, not only for variables, but also for strings representing paths on the file system (similar to how Bash works by default).
$ ls()
foo.txt
bar.txt
baz.txt
$ cat('b➡️
$ cat('bar.txt'➡️
$ cat('baz.txt');
this is the context of baz.txt
The ➡️ denotes when I would press tab. Tab completion would happen in-place, not on a new line, but it was easier to show my idea this way.
It'd be even better if tab completion worked on other paths, such as cat('~/.bas➡️ ➡️ cat('~/.bashrc');.
This is a feature idea I have right now, for how to make this more usable. I'd like to see tab completion, not only for variables, but also for strings representing paths on the file system (similar to how Bash works by default).
The
➡️
denotes when I would presstab
. Tab completion would happen in-place, not on a new line, but it was easier to show my idea this way.It'd be even better if tab completion worked on other paths, such as
cat('~/.bas➡️
➡️cat('~/.bashrc');
.