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<h3>12.4.3: Command name abbreviation</h3>
gri-mode uses command name abbreviations in a non-Unix way in that all
words that compose the command name may be abbreviated (and not only
the word preceding the cursor). For example, one can type in
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dr x a`<font color="#82140F"><kbd>M-tab</kbd></font>'
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and it will expand1 all the words to
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draw x axis [at bottom|top|{.y. [cm]} [lower|upper]]
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This is reminiscent of VMS, which the author was used to when
gri-mode.el was initially created. It's likely that a gri-mode.el
rewritten from scratch wouldn't have this feature since it's not part
of the Unix mindset.
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