Problems dealing with directories with leading "="

[jidanni]

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$ find -ls|grep ut
       47      0 drwxr-xr-x   2 jidanni  jidanni        60 11月 18 04:44 ./=Xutf-8XBX57Wm6IG96Kyb6ICF55qEV2ViZXjkvb
       48    428 -rw-------   1 jidanni  jidanni    434373 11月 18 04:44 ./=Xutf-8XBX57Wm6IG96Kyb6ICF55qEV2ViZXjkvb/nlKjmjIfljZcucGRmX=
$ ls =<TAB> #gives:
$ ls =\=Xutf-8XBX57Wm6IG96Kyb6ICF55qEV2ViZXjkvb/ #but then
$ ls =\=Xutf-8XBX57Wm6IG96Kyb6ICF55qEV2ViZXjkvb/<TAB> #just flashes the screen, and
$ ls =\=Xutf-8XBX57Wm6IG96Kyb6ICF55qEV2ViZXjkvb/<RET> #fails:
ls: cannot access '==Xutf-8XBX57Wm6IG96Kyb6ICF55qEV2ViZXjkvb/': No such file or directory

Yes you could say "well just fix the application that is producing =Xutf-8 file names." But then some other application will produce =Xutf-9 filenames, or =Yutf-10, etc. Version: 1:2.11-5

[scop]

Nah, I wouldn't say that. This is a bash-completion bug and it would be great to have it fixed.