In my current working directory ~/WD
there is a abc.txt
file. Now I want to make another abc.txt
under a sub directory ~/WD/NEW/
. As I type C-x C-f
and the directory ~/WD/NEW/abc.txt
, ido is changing the string into ~/WD/abc.txt
, which is not what I want to open. As I try to modify the string back, ido automatically "correct" my input into the wrong string again.
Is there any way to solve this issue?
If you're using ido
to open a file and you want to "step out" of ido
in the middle of completing, you can use C-f
. For example:
Ctrl+X Ctrl+F (find-file
)
Find file: ~/{ .emacs.d/ | bin/ | some-file.txt | tmp/ ... }
T Enter (narrow options with ido
)
Find file: ~/tmp/{ file1.txt | file2.txt | subdir/ }
Ctrl+F ("step out" of ido
mode)
Find file: ~/tmp/