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Re: Problems with modules and zsh 4.0.4
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- From: Vincent Lefevre <vincent@xxxxxxxxxx>
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- Subject: Re: Problems with modules and zsh 4.0.4
- Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2001 18:40:39 +0100
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On Tue, Oct 30, 2001 at 15:25:51 +0100, Phil Pennock wrote:
> What happens if you add this:
> typeset -m ZSH*
> typeset module_path
> before the first autoload?
I've added this at the beginning of ".zshenv".
> Ie, what does it show for ZSH_VERSION at that point? What's the
> module_path?
ZSH_NAME=zsh
ZSH=/users/spaces/lefevre/i386-linux/bin/zsh
ZSH_VERSION=4.0.4
module_path=(/users/spaces/lefevre/i686-linux/lib/zsh/4.0.4)
Note that i686-linux is a symlink to i386-linux.
At this point, I get the errors, but if I exec $SHELL as I've said,
I get:
ZSH_NAME=zsh
ZSH=/users/spaces/lefevre/i386-linux/bin/zsh
ZSH_VERSION=4.0.4
module_path=(/users/spaces/lefevre/i686-linux/lib/zsh/4.0.4)
and no errors.
> It sounds as though you're trying to load the old versions of the
> modules; then, later, the paths are changed and with the exec, the
> correct modules can be found.
It doesn't seem to be the problem.
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