Prezto's completion-related stuff is set up in prezto/modules/completion/init.zsh. Browse through that to see what it's doing. It is commented. You probably care about the ALWAYS_TO_END, MENU_COMPLETE, and COMPLETE_IN_WORD options. https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/blob/6a812ed36bad9032df3645277793f5827dd64088/modules/completion/init.zsh#L25
Prezto, OMZ, and Antigen can be good on-ramps to zsh, but like Bart says, they set and implement so many things that they diverge from default zsh, and you need to use them and their source code as your main reference and learning tool.
Cheers, Andrew On 7/18/15 1:54 PM, covici@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I don't know of any mailing list for that -- maybe I will have to forget about them and do my own -- I thought it would save me some time, but maybe not. Bart Schaefer <schaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:On Jul 18, 8:05am, covici@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: } } hmmm, I am using zprezto In that case if there's a mailing list or other forum for prezto, I suggest you ask your question there. Plugin systems like oh-my-zsh and prezto can be very nice, but they reconfigure so many things that it's really not practical for us to try to debug them.