THE PROBLEM:Say I'm trying to change to a directory called 'build' which is in the directory I'm currently in. I start:cd bThen I hit tab once (knowing that no other directories in the current one begins with the letter b). I expect to see the following, ready for me to hit return or change or augment as needed.cd buildHowever, on my netbook which runs Linux Peppermint 3, I find that this appears when I press the tab button:cd bbash: command substitution: line 74: syntax error near unexpected token `done'bash: command substitution: line 74: `            done'THINGS I'VE TRIED:I've tried reinstalling the bash-completion package but this had no apparent effect.I've looked at the file /etc/bash_completion and specifically at line 74 but I can see nothing obvious there that would need correcting (complete -f -X '*.Z' compress znew). Perhaps I am looking in the wrong file.I find completion for commands like git, gedit, and node work okay. But trying to auto-complete a filename for kate also doesn't work.When I ran bash -x for debugging, a lot of code was printed in the terminal and this was at the end (note the comment):+ toks=(${toks[@]-} $(    compgen -d -- $quoted | {        while read -r tmp; do            # TODO: I have removed a [ -n $tmp ] && before 'printf ..',            #       and everything works again. If this bug suddenly            #       appears again (i.e. cd /b<TAB> becomes cd /),            #       remember to check for other similar conditionals (here            #       and _filedir_xspec()). --David            printf '%s\n' $tmp        done    }))bash: command substitution: line 74: syntax error near unexpected token `done'bash: command substitution: line 74: `            done'I tried adding the conditional mentioned back in but this had no effect.I've tried temporarily removing etc/bash_completion.d but this had no effect.I've tried complete -p to see a list of completions but I don't really know what I'm looking for.A FINAL PLEAI'm willing to get my hands dirty with the shell scripts if that's what takes; I can learn a bit more about this in the process. I really would it fixed though. Any suggestions appreciated.
Bash completion throwing syntax error
linux;bash;shell