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Add bash-like autocompletion to Drush5
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You can also use the drush.complete.sh script directly fron your Drush installation, simply add the following to either your ~/.bashcompletion or ~/.bashprofile file:
source /path/to/drush/drush.complete.sh
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Never modify the core
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The attach method of a behavior is only a substitute to jQuery.ready(). In the attach method of a behavior, you can still uses jQuery's .on() to bind handlers, even with event delegation (using .delegate() in older jQuery version, or .on() in jQuery 1.7+). The only case where not using a behavior would make sense is to attach an handler to the document element. Any other element, including the body, could be added/replaced in JavaScript, so a behavior is needed to ensure whoever add/replace the element after the DOM ready event can still get your event handler attached. So I think it is safer and easier to always use behaviors as replacement of jQuery.ready().