Autocomplete in cmdline should add quotes
Posted: 2006-11-07, 08:05 UTC
If you try to execute something in C:\Program Files you'll see the problem right away.
After pressing ENTER - accepting something from autocomplete - Total Commander should check if the path contains spaces. If so, the autocompleted path should be enclosed in double quotes.
Please note that only the autocompleted path must be enclosed in double quote, not the entire command line (one can type cd C:\Program Files, and this should be after pressing ENTER: cd "C:\Program Files").
Without this automatic escape, the autocomplete is far less useful for paths containing spaces.
After pressing ENTER - accepting something from autocomplete - Total Commander should check if the path contains spaces. If so, the autocompleted path should be enclosed in double quotes.
Please note that only the autocompleted path must be enclosed in double quote, not the entire command line (one can type cd C:\Program Files, and this should be after pressing ENTER: cd "C:\Program Files").
Without this automatic escape, the autocomplete is far less useful for paths containing spaces.