30 Dec

One of those “How could I live without” tools

Saturday December 30th 2006, 12:16 am
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So useful that I just have to cite it here again from metashell blog:

Another incredibly useful package is mcomplete.el, which performs parital or fuzzy completion based on prefix and substring matching, with hints. It’s basically a run-time apropos command that runs in the minibuffer and really helps when you can’t quite remember what command or buffer you wanted and could use a few suggestions. It’s a bit hard to describe how it helps, but once I started using it, I think I would find it very hard to go back. Put the following into your ~/.emacs after downloading mcomplete.el to ~/.elisp:
(require ‘mcomplete)
(mcomplete-mode t)
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