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Like the original [fzf](https://github.com/junegunn/fzf) completion script, you could use recursive search with some bash complete functions by adding `**` at the end of your path, then hit key \<TAB\> to recursively looking for corresponding files / path / directories.
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-**Only _filedir function works with globs right now( cd, ls, and many others) , vi use _filedir_xspec and is not globs compatible right now (need to add it)**.
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-**If there is no results, you will be aware by seeing the \** removed from your current search**
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-**Works with complete functions who use for path/files lookup :**
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-**_filedir**
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- cd
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- ls
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- and more than 400 commands
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-**_filedir_xspec**
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- vi(m)
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- bunzip2
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- lynx
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- and more than 140 commands
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-**If there is no results, you will be aware by seeing the "\*\*" removed from your current search**
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-**Be cautious that using this capability on huge directories could freeze your shell for ages without be able to cancel it with CTRL-C (need to fix it)**
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-**The bindings with globs are different ( \<TAB\>, \<SHIFT-TAB\> are used to (un)select multiples results and \<ENTER\> to validate )**
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