Is there a way to set coloring for “cd tab” complete on macOS?
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I have turned on coloring, set colored-stats on in my ~/.inputrc but still not working,
here is a screenshot, first one, cd tab & second is ls tab
bash terminal osx alias inputrc
asked Dec 16 at 18:14
J. Madani
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I have turned on coloring, set colored-stats on in my ~/.inputrc but still not working,
here is a screenshot, first one, cd tab & second is ls tab
bash terminal osx alias inputrc
asked Dec 16 at 18:14
J. Madani
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What happens if you runls -G?
– nohillside
Dec 16 at 18:58
ls -Gprints with color on <enter>, even justlsprints it with color on <enter>, it's just the <tab> that isn't printing/show completion with color
– J. Madani
Dec 17 at 19:15
Ah, misread your question, thought the second part was the output ofls.
– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:22
Does superuser.com/questions/251107/… help? Or unix.stackexchange.com/questions/123370/… ?
– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:24
This is for inside bash only, so If I typebash <enter>in terminal, it opens a new shell inside my terminal and then if i typecdorls <tab>then the output is with color but if i do it outside that shell in normal terminal window then it is without color for some reason which is weird.
– J. Madani
Dec 18 at 21:32
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I have turned on coloring, set colored-stats on in my ~/.inputrc but still not working,
here is a screenshot, first one, cd tab & second is ls tab
bash terminal osx alias inputrc
asked Dec 16 at 18:14
J. Madani
1
I have turned on coloring, set colored-stats on in my ~/.inputrc but still not working,
here is a screenshot, first one, cd tab & second is ls tab
bash terminal osx alias inputrc
bash terminal osx alias inputrc
asked Dec 16 at 18:14
J. Madani
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asked Dec 16 at 18:14
J. Madani
1
asked Dec 16 at 18:14
J. Madani
1
asked Dec 16 at 18:14
J. Madani
1
asked Dec 16 at 18:14
J. Madani
1
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What happens if you runls -G?
– nohillside
Dec 16 at 18:58
ls -Gprints with color on <enter>, even justlsprints it with color on <enter>, it's just the <tab> that isn't printing/show completion with color
– J. Madani
Dec 17 at 19:15
Ah, misread your question, thought the second part was the output ofls.
– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:22
Does superuser.com/questions/251107/… help? Or unix.stackexchange.com/questions/123370/… ?
– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:24
This is for inside bash only, so If I typebash <enter>in terminal, it opens a new shell inside my terminal and then if i typecdorls <tab>then the output is with color but if i do it outside that shell in normal terminal window then it is without color for some reason which is weird.
– J. Madani
Dec 18 at 21:32
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What happens if you runls -G?
– nohillside
Dec 16 at 18:58
ls -Gprints with color on <enter>, even justlsprints it with color on <enter>, it's just the <tab> that isn't printing/show completion with color
– J. Madani
Dec 17 at 19:15
Ah, misread your question, thought the second part was the output ofls.
– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:22
Does superuser.com/questions/251107/… help? Or unix.stackexchange.com/questions/123370/… ?
– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:24
This is for inside bash only, so If I typebash <enter>in terminal, it opens a new shell inside my terminal and then if i typecdorls <tab>then the output is with color but if i do it outside that shell in normal terminal window then it is without color for some reason which is weird.
– J. Madani
Dec 18 at 21:32
What happens if you run
ls -G?– nohillside
Dec 16 at 18:58
What happens if you run
ls -G?– nohillside
Dec 16 at 18:58
ls -G prints with color on <enter>, even just ls prints it with color on <enter>, it's just the <tab> that isn't printing/show completion with color– J. Madani
Dec 17 at 19:15
ls -G prints with color on <enter>, even just ls prints it with color on <enter>, it's just the <tab> that isn't printing/show completion with color– J. Madani
Dec 17 at 19:15
Ah, misread your question, thought the second part was the output of
ls.– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:22
Ah, misread your question, thought the second part was the output of
ls.– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:22
Does superuser.com/questions/251107/… help? Or unix.stackexchange.com/questions/123370/… ?
– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:24
Does superuser.com/questions/251107/… help? Or unix.stackexchange.com/questions/123370/… ?
– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:24
This is for inside bash only, so If I type
bash <enter> in terminal, it opens a new shell inside my terminal and then if i type cd or ls <tab> then the output is with color but if i do it outside that shell in normal terminal window then it is without color for some reason which is weird.– J. Madani
Dec 18 at 21:32
This is for inside bash only, so If I type
bash <enter> in terminal, it opens a new shell inside my terminal and then if i type cd or ls <tab> then the output is with color but if i do it outside that shell in normal terminal window then it is without color for some reason which is weird.– J. Madani
Dec 18 at 21:32
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What happens if you run
ls -G?– nohillside
Dec 16 at 18:58
ls -Gprints with color on <enter>, even justlsprints it with color on <enter>, it's just the <tab> that isn't printing/show completion with color– J. Madani
Dec 17 at 19:15
Ah, misread your question, thought the second part was the output of
ls.– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:22
Does superuser.com/questions/251107/… help? Or unix.stackexchange.com/questions/123370/… ?
– nohillside
Dec 17 at 19:24
This is for inside bash only, so If I type
bash <enter>in terminal, it opens a new shell inside my terminal and then if i typecdorls <tab>then the output is with color but if i do it outside that shell in normal terminal window then it is without color for some reason which is weird.– J. Madani
Dec 18 at 21:32