autcomplete in cmd.exe console

For the win 10 20h2 19042.804 command console (cmd.exe). While autocomplete currently works separately for dir or file in current dir, I would like TAB to traverse my entire PATH to find a file, similarly to 'where'. Is that possible?

Thanks.

--peter

Thanks, but nope. As best I can tell, that provides exactly the same functionality as cmd.exe does without running it from powershell.

Note that what I want is the shell to search my path for executables. Neither cmd.exe, nor cmd from powershell does that. It simply completes for whatever is in the current directory only.

Now maybe that is possible if I set some obscure things in powershell, but that does not happen out of the box for me.

--peter

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apb said:

Thanks, but nope. As best I can tell, that provides exactly the same functionality as cmd.exe does without running it from powershell.

Note that what I want is the shell to search my path for executables. Neither cmd.exe, nor cmd from powershell does that. It simply completes for whatever is in the current directory only.

Now maybe that is possible if I set some obscure things in powershell, but that does not happen out of the box for me.

--peter

I should clarify:

1. typing in the full name of an executable (optionally omitting the extension) does execute it.
2. typing in part of the name does not complete with TAB unless the executable is in the current directory; it does not look in the path to find whether it might be somewhere else, unlike the 'where' command.

The functionality I want is #2.