bash-completion-20060301-alt06 evince-2.24.2-alt1 How to reproduce: [ivan@dell bash-compl]$ mkdir test-evince-compl [ivan@dell bash-compl]$ cd test-evince-compl/ [ivan@dell test-evince-compl]$ ln -s /usr/share/doc/djvu-doc-3.5.17/doc/djvu3spec.djvu ./ [ivan@dell test-evince-compl]$ ln -s /usr/share/texmf/doc/latex/amsmath/amsldoc.dvi ./ [ivan@dell test-evince-compl]$ ln -s /usr/share/texmf/doc/generic/xypic/xyguide.pdf ./ [ivan@dell test-evince-compl]$ ln -s /usr/share/texmf/doc/latex/general/guide.ps ./ [ivan@dell test-evince-compl]$ cat guide.ps | gzip - > guide.ps.gz [ivan@dell test-evince-compl]$ cat guide.ps | bzip2 - > guide.ps.bz2 [ivan@dell test-evince-compl]$ for f in *; do echo "$f"; evince "$f"; done amsldoc.dvi djvu3spec.djvu guide.ps guide.ps.bz2 guide.ps.gz xyguide.pdf [ivan@dell test-evince-compl]$ Evince successfully shows all these file types. But the completion doesn't list them all: [ivan@dell test-evince-compl]$ evince guide.ps guide.ps.gz xyguide.pdf [ivan@dell test-evince-compl]$ evince Expected: dvi, .djvu, .ps.bz2 are also listed when completing an "evince " command. Te current behavior is inconvenient: it is confusing because it often makes you think that there are no such files under the given dir.
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