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There is a problem with bash completion. emacs .... does not complete file name (only directories) when we are in our home directory ($PWD is ~). I have found an old thread, from a year ago ( https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=115604 ) mentioning this exact problem and the solution (commenting out line 1644 in /etc/bash_completion); but I do nor remember having had this problem until recently. Are other people still affected by this. Is there a bug report about that?
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I have the problem too. E.g. these things doesn't work: git commands completion, pacman package name competion, commands after sudo, ... The problem begins after the latest update.
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There's a new /etc/bash.bashrc file (installed as bash.bashrc.pacnew) which came with bash 4.2.024-2. When using this new bash.bashrc file then completion works again.
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There is a problem with bash completion. emacs
And vim is the solution! ;o)
*ducks and runs*
No problem here, but it could be the pacnew.
"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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Had the same issue but with git. Every time a new command was entered I would get "bash: __git_ps1: command not found".
I should have though about a .pacnew file!
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I simply wanted to confirm that moving the /etc/bash.bashrc.pacnew to /etc/bash.bashrc worked.
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