Disable filename completion on tab#8
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Pasting a tab-indented function definition into TermiC lets it print all files in
/tmp/. The reason is that "tab" is (usually) bound tomenu-complete(in bash) and this function is called when readline sees a tab, no matter if the tab key is pressed or tab characters are part of some pasted text.I suppose that tab completion is more often triggered unintentionally than it is used on purpose while entering C/C++ code. This is why I propose to disable it.