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The complete args
command lists all the possible
completions for the beginning of a command. We can also show
completions for set
, show
and info
subcommands. Use args to specify the beginning of the command
you want completed. For example:
complete d
results in:
d debug delete disable display deleteall down
And
complete set a
results in:
set args set annotate
This is intended for use by front-ends such as GNU Emacs and DDD.