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edit approved Jan 26, 2021 at 23:14
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How do I get filename complationcompletion to ignore a leading '/'?

In a Jekyll file I have writen

 <IMG SRC="/assets/images/

I would now like to use the filename autocompletion shortcut to insert the rest of the filename, but this fails because of the leading slash. 

When I remove the leading slash, the completion works perfectly but I then I have to put it back in for the code to work.

How can I tell vim to ignore the blackslashslash?

Related questonquestion is this one but the solutions do not appear releventrelevant.

How do I get filename complation to ignore a leading /

In a Jekyll file I have writen

 <IMG SRC="/assets/images/

I would now like to use the filename autocompletion shortcut to insert the rest of the filename, but this fails because of the leading slash. When I remove the leading slash, the completion works perfectly but I then I have to put it back in for the code to work.

How can I tell vim to ignore the blackslash?

Related queston is this one but the solutions do not appear relevent.

How do I get filename completion to ignore a leading '/'?

In a Jekyll file I have

 <IMG SRC="/assets/images/

I would like to use the filename autocompletion shortcut to insert the rest of the filename, but this fails because of the leading slash. 

When I remove the leading slash, the completion works perfectly but I then I have to put it back in for the code to work.

How can I tell vim to ignore the slash?

Related question is this one but the solutions do not appear relevant.

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How do I get filename complation to ignore a leading /

In a Jekyll file I have writen

 <IMG SRC="/assets/images/

I would now like to use the filename autocompletion shortcut to insert the rest of the filename, but this fails because of the leading slash. When I remove the leading slash, the completion works perfectly but I then I have to put it back in for the code to work.

How can I tell vim to ignore the blackslash?

Related queston is this one but the solutions do not appear relevent.