Require a match when completing commands #68
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This sets the "require-match" argument to t when calling ido-completing-read, and it also switches to using ido-completing-read+ [1], since standard ido doesn't handle "require-match" being non-nil. [1] https://github.com/DarwinAwardWinner/ido-ubiquitous#ido-completing-read
ido-ubiquitous no longer has any effect on completions that are not initiated through its own functions, so this fix is no longer necessary.
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Oh, and for an example where this makes a difference, enable smex and try |
It was already declared in the Cask file, but it needs to be in both.
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This sets the
require-matchargument totwhen callingido-completing-read, and it also switches to using ido-completing-read+, since standard ido doesn't handlerequire-matchbeing non-nil.A second commit also removes an obsolete fix for a problem that should no longer exist.