A User's Guide to the Z-Shell
Peter Stephenson
1999/06/02
Table of Contents
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- 2.1.1: What is a login shell? Simple tests
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- 2.4.1: Arrays
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- 2.5.1: Compatibility options:
SH_WORD_SPLIT
and others
- 2.5.2: Options for csh junkies
- 2.5.3: The history mechanism: types of history
- 2.5.4: Setting up history
- 2.5.5: History options
- 2.5.6: Prompts
- 2.5.7: Named directories
- 2.5.8: `Go faster' options for power users
- 2.5.9: aliases
- 2.5.10: Environment variables
- 2.5.11: Path
- 2.5.12: Mail
- 2.5.13: Other path-like things
- 2.5.14: Version-specific things
- 2.5.15: Everything else
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- 6.3.1: Contexts
- 6.3.2: Tags
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- 6.4.1: Ambiguous completions
- 6.4.2:
ALWAYS_LAST_PROMPT
- 6.4.3: Menu completion and menu selection
- 6.4.4: Other ways of changing completion behaviour
- 6.4.5: Changing the way completions are displayed
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- 6.5.1: Specifying completers and their options
- 6.5.2: Changing the format of listings: groups etc.
- 6.5.3: Styles affecting particular completions
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- 6.6.1:
_complete_help
- 6.6.2:
_correct_word
, _correct_filename
, _expand_word
- 6.6.3:
_history_complete_word
- 6.6.4:
_most_recent_file
- 6.6.5:
_bash_completions
- 6.6.6:
_read_comp
- 6.6.7:
predict-on
, incremental-complete-word
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- 6.7.1: Case-insensitive matching
- 6.7.2: Matching option names
- 6.7.3: Partial word completion
- 6.7.4: Substring completion
- 6.7.5: Final notes
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- 6.8.1: Loading completion functions:
compdef
- 6.8.2: Adding a set of completions:
compadd
- 6.8.3: Functions for generating filenames, etc.
- 6.8.4: The
zsh/parameter
module
- 6.8.5: Special completion parameters and
compset
- 6.8.6: Fancier completion: using the tags and styles mechanism
- 6.8.7: Getting the work done for you: handling arguments etc.
- 6.8.8: More completion utility functions
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