Consider a directory structure like this:
topdir/
file1
file2
foo/
bar1
bar2
Say I want to open some file in foo/
in a new tab.
I would first write :tabe topdir/
, and then keep hitting <TAB>
until :tabe topdir/foo/
is displayed.
Then, I want to tab-complete the files in foo/
.
But if I just hit <TAB>
again, I'll wrap around to file1
instead of going down into the foo/
directory.
I can get around this by typing and deleting a space, but this seems kind of ugly. Is there a way to directly say, "yes, this is the partial completion that I want—now tab-complete again as if I had entered this command manually up to this point"?
(For reference, my wildmode
is full
.)
wildmode
set to?