How can I tell Emacs find-file not to collapse paths with '//' -

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b / c / d

complains that it should file / c / D do not meet

How do I get MACAC to behave like CSH? Ie // + should be treated as a marker / instead of the same to start the fresh / new path.

For Emacs 23.1, this solution works (with default Emacs settings): 

  (defadvice minibuffer- complete and exit (complete and exit before minibuffer) "Translate all multiple times / in singles" ((unread-command-event T)) (

I have an Ax 22 "(+ -" "/" zero (point-min)) (point-max)) (message zero))

Do not have access, so you Must try to s, but I suspect the solution work.

For MX 21.3, the first answer works:

It looks like this trick (hit TAB to see it in action): 

  (In addition to activating read-file-name-internal-redu-slash) "All in multiple events / singles / translate" -set-arg 0 (replace-regexp-in-string "/ +" "/" (Ad-get-arg 0)))

> TAB need to be typed.

Edit to add:

To TAB Without effect Use this code: 

  (defined- key minibfire-local-map (kbd "RET") 'exit - minibuffer-cum-slash-if-in-fi-file) (Whenever a file is looking for all the events in a single / single single "(interactive) (when ((zero-minibuster-full-file- (Call-interactive 'exit-minibut)) (Goto-four) (Goto-Four) (while re-search-forward "// +" zero t) (replacement-match "/")) Code>

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