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      Quick question for the Interweb regarding bash completion.  If I do
      <tt>cat ~/[tab]</tt>, I get to pick from 182 completions, as it lists all
      of the dotfiles.  Is there a way of telling bash to only complete dot
      files if I put a dot, otherwise only complete non-hidden files?  Answers
      on a postcard, or if you must, a comment on this blog.  Thanks!
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      <small>NP: <cite>IBM 1401, a User's Manual</cite>, J&oacute;hann J&oacute;hannsson</small>
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