Re: 23.0.60; TRAMP does not pass regime

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 15.03.2008 um 10:59 schrieb Michael Albinus:

> That is a feature. See (info "(tramp)Filename completion")
>
> "This works pretty much like for files on the local host, with the
>  exception that minibuffer killing via a double-slash works only on  
> the
>  filename part, except that filename part starts with `//'.  A
>  triple-slash stands for the default behaviour."


I don't understand: what is the "default behaviour?" That // starts a  
new path name? Does this paragraph tell me to use /// to start a new  
path?

> The idea behind is, that it is more likely to open another file on the
> remote host, than to open a file from somwhere else.


In which case is // part of remote path name? And on what system? DOS  
with its C://...?

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