filename autocompleter: "cnf" matches CreateNewFile.java and create-new-file.py #1908
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i enhanced
def get_completions
inio.py
When working with Java, for example, it's common to type capital letters of name (CNF will match CreateNewFile.java) in filename auto-completion.
I added same in aider, however it handles also snake_case or dashed-names, and also works with all-lowercase inputs, so these matches will work:
cnf == CreateNewFile, create-new-file, createNewFile, create_new_file
CreNF == CreateNewFile, create-new-file, createNewFile, create_new_file
creNF == CreateNewFile, create-new-file, createNewFile, create_new_file
This is only leaf filename completion. This is used in JetBrains products and thus lives in the fingers of multiple programmers.