subscripting in zsh
Like most shells, zsh support arrays. ary=(foo bar baz) typeset -p ary # typeset -a ary=( foo bar baz ) With such an array, you can access elements via subs...
Like most shells, zsh support arrays. ary=(foo bar baz) typeset -p ary # typeset -a ary=( foo bar baz ) With such an array, you can access elements via subs...
This post is intended to point out flaws with the increasingly more common practice of adding completers (functions used to offer a user possible choices to ...
Zsh’s completion system allows for you to display arbitrary display strings for items being completed.
This post is intended to point out flaws with the increasingly more common practice of adding completers (functions used to offer a user possible choices to ...
Zsh’s completion system allows for you to display arbitrary display strings for items being completed.
Like most shells, zsh support arrays. ary=(foo bar baz) typeset -p ary # typeset -a ary=( foo bar baz ) With such an array, you can access elements via subs...