Issue714

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Title minibuffer-confirm-incomplete breaks find-file in nonexistent directory
Type defect Module core code 21.4
Severity inconvenience Platform N/A
Keywords Nosy List greg
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Created on 2010-06-03.15:22:03 by greg, last changed 2010-06-03.15:22:03 by greg.

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msg2169 [hidden] ([hidden]) Date: 2010-06-03.15:22:02
If minibuffer-confirm-incomplete is nil, then attempting to find a
file (C-x C-f) in a directory that does not exist prompts:

| The directory containing <file> does not exist.  Create? (yes or no)

and if you type "yes" it works as expected.

However, if minibuffer-confirm-incomplete is T, then you get the
following error:

| Opening directory: No such file or directory, <file>

and are returned to the find-file minibuffer prompt.

I fixed this locally some time ago by wrapping (ignore-errors ...) 
around the call to try-completion in the function exit-minibuffer in
minibuf.el, and it seems to solve the problem.
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