sabbrev function to match executables with suffix

[Jai-JAP]

A sabbrev function to automatically detect and replace a executable command (without suffix) to match available commands with a list of suffix (configurable)

Eg: run-tests can match run-tests.sh

This behaviour is especially helpful in WSL when .exe files are valid executables and this makes it much easier to use windows based commands

Eg: wsl -> wsl.exe

This should expand either on space or when executing without having the exact same command.

This looks similar to how #421 (reply in thread) is implemented to recreate the autocd behaviour.

I currently use the below code as a workaround, but it completely breaks the code highlighting and is only restricted to .exe suffix which can be fixed with some tweaks but the syntax highlighting is still broken.

command_not_found_handle() {
  local cmd="$1"
  shift

  if command -v "${cmd}.exe" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
    "${cmd}.exe" "$@"
    return
  fi

  echo "command not found: ${cmd}" >&2
  return 127
}

[akinomyoga]

See #260

[Jai-JAP]

Changing that manually resolves this error.
Thanks for your quick response.

[akinomyoga]

I pushed the fix e7dbf37.

[Jai-JAP]

Looks like this breaks the . cmd to source scripts, when having autocd.

when i type . ~/.bash_tweaks and run it, it gets changed to cd . ~/.bash_tweaks

[akinomyoga]

Hmm, OK. This is another oversight. I pushed a fix in commit b99cadb.

[Jai-JAP]

That seems to have fixed it thanks