FAYT, that is probably not the correct terminology, but ...
When traversing a directory, if there exists a file name with no extension, & the same named file with an extension, the DOT key does not advance to the next file in sequence till you type the particular character that follows DOT.
This is more observable if file names are sorted alphabetically.
If you were looking for a particular file, & the files were not listed alphabetically, you could easily mistakenly think that no further files in sequence existed.
Forinstance, typing ...
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A P 2 S A leaves you at AP2SA
A P 2 S A . (with the dot) still leaves you at AP2SA
A P 2 S A . 1 will advance to AP2SA.103102
SS25rc2 does not do this. SS2.0 does.
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AJULIAN
albert
albert.saf
albert.sort
AP2SA
AP2SA.103102
AP2SA.1211
AP2SL
AP2XA
AP2XA.103102
AP2XA.1211
ap2xa.printout
AP6
ap6.o
ap6.o.2big.zip
ap6.o.2big2.Z
AP6A
AP6A.112803
ap6a.o
ap6a.o.2big.z
ap6a.o.3.Z
AP6L
AP6L.humha
ap6l.MAN
ap6l.o
ascii
atafaq.Z