command-cancellation with #

[Micah Elliott <mde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm evaluating the possibility of a move to zsh from bash for
everyday work.  First question...

I operate in vi-mode.  I frequently use this sequence to
interrupt and save a command I'm in the middle of typing: <Esc>#

This simply puts the incomplete command into my history for later
recall.  When I do this in zsh I get this error:

    $ #ls foo
    zsh: bad pattern: #ls

Is there a way to make this work in zsh the way it does in bash?

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