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Get ido in processed buffers

I often use dired-mode, and I recently started using ido:

(ido-mode 1); enable ido-mode
(setq ido-enable-flex-matching t); flexibly match names via fuzzy matching
(setq ido-everywhere t); use ido-mode everywhere, in buffers and for finding files
(setq ido-use-filename-at-point 'guess); for find-file-at-point
(setq ido-use-url-at-point t); look for URLs at point
(setq ffap-require-prefix t); get find-file-at-point with C-u C-x C-f

When I copy file (s C) in a fading buffer, I still have to use the "standard method" to provide a new location where the file will be copied. This means that I have to use standard TAB termination, but there is no ido-set. The same applies to Rmoving files, etc. So I wonder if it is also possible to get idoacting on Cor Rin buffers with support?

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, , . , read-file-name-function, read-file-name-function-default. , ido-everywhere ( ), .

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, (setq ido-everywhere t), :

(ido-everywhere t)

, ido-read-file-name , C .

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ido-everywhere:

https://github.com/DarwinAwardWinner/ido-ubiquitous

;;; Commentary:

;; You may have seen the `ido-everywhere' variable in ido.el and got
;; excited that you could use ido completion for everything. Then you
;; were probably disappointed when you realized that it only applied
;; to *file names* and nothing else. Well, ido-ubiquitous is here to
;; fulfill the original promise and let you use ido completion for
;; (almost) any command that uses `completing-read' to offer you a
;; choice of several alternatives.
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, (put 'dired-do-rename 'ido 'find-file) R , , C-j .

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