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Just prefix the space with a backslash. Eg: ``$ ls /foo/bar/my\ directory/``. With that backslash in place, you can continue your tab-completion.

>>kanema+(OP)
Still, on some international keyboards, backspace is hard to reach, eg. on a German Mac keyboard, is it <alt><shift>7.

So don't put spaces in path names, it's a bitch to work with.

>>iSnow+p1
You can quote the space:

    mkdir x\ y
    cd x' 'y

(or the entire part: cd 'x y')

>>emillo+P5
Yup, that's what I do too, or %20 if its a url