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various buggy behaviors in zsh out-of-the-box on Suse
- X-seq: zsh-users 11530
- From: Mats Ahlgren <mats_a@xxxxxxx>
- To: zsh-users@xxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: various buggy behaviors in zsh out-of-the-box on Suse
- Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2007 20:13:44 -0400
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Hello,
I recently installed zsh and have noticed some very odd behavior -- could anyone please help?
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1) Bugged auto-tabbing behavior
Suppose there is a folder ~/indirection
If I type "cd indirection/[tab]", then this is what happens:
% cd indirecticd indirection/
importantSystemFiles/ wallpaper/ wine-programs@
[other contents of "indirection" folder]
As you can see, autocompletion indents the line 22 characters to the right. Here's another example after hitting *tab*:
% cd media/ cd media/
graphics/ movies/ music/ photos/ wallpaper/
This was the default behavior.
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2) Bugged offset behavior with commands which overflow into new lines
Also, when a line overflows the terminal, it's almost impossible to edit a line by using the arrow keys, because when you insert characters, they get shifted.
For example, after I shrink my terminal window, here's my attempt to do "ls documents/media/wallpaper" [command completes successfully], and then hitting [up arrow] to get the thing I just typed, and then editing it to change the directory "wallpaper" to "graphics":
% ls documents/media/graphicsi
a/wallpaper
ls: cannot access docugraphicsi
a/wallpaper: No such file
or directory
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3) Annoying autocomplete behavior:
If I have the following things in a directory:
test/
test.tgz
And I type "te[tab]" to autocomplete, it autocompletes to test/ without ever giving me the option to complete as test.tgz. Is there a way to achieve this like in bash?
Thanks,
Mats
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