[rkward-tracker] [ rkward-Bugs-1702734 ] Path completion confusion

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Bugs item #1702734, was opened at 2007-04-18 10:29
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Category: user interface
Group: None
>Status: Closed
>Resolution: Fixed
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: Johannes Graumann (j_graumann)
>Assigned to: Thomas Friedrichsmeier (tfry)
Summary: Path completion confusion

Initial Comment:
This is 0.4.7-2 from the *.deb distributed here on Debian unstable.
I'm very pleased that path completion is now available in the R shell, but I find it a bit confusing. Please consider the following example:

Directory root
  \
   --Dir1
       \
        --Script.R
        |
        --Dir2

Now fire up rkward at the directory root. When calling 'setwd()' path completion will help you to navigate to "Dir1/Dir2". 'getwd()' now results in 'root/Dir1/Dir2', as expected. Now I want to 'source()' 'Script.R' and this is where the trouble starts. While the R console in rkward requires 'source("../Script.R")' to do what I want, path completion doesn't play along: it only offers options startin in the directory root where I started rkward. In my opinion, this is a bug and path completion should consider R's wd as its starting point.

Additionally consider the case of two script files script1.R and script2.R. Path completion will upon entering "scr" offer you the two options, but I would appreciate it, if it could also extend the possible path to the maximum of identical characters: "script" in this case - makes working with it much faster.


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>Comment By: Thomas Friedrichsmeier (tfry)
Date: 2007-04-18 16:26

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Both should now be fixed in the current development version (see
http://rkward.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?title=RKWard_SVN , if you'd
like to give it a try).

Thanks for reporting!

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