* ido-write-file to a different directory
@ 2003-05-23 14:23 Klaus Zeitler
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From: Klaus Zeitler @ 2003-05-23 14:23 UTC (permalink / raw)
Hi,
I'm using ido 1.56 on emacs 21.3.
When I try to save a buffer with the same filename in a different directory,
I'd like to specify just the new directory (that's the way I did it before
I used ido), i.e. the name defaults to the buffer file name, but I can't see
how I do this with ido enabled without retyping the whole filename.
>From what I've read I expected C-f to fall back to the normal write command.
When I try C-f in the minibuffer I get the directory name, but when I press
enter now, emacs saves the file as "<dir-spec>/ *temp*" and this file is empty.
Klaus
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