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This is Info file zsh.info, produced by Makeinfo-1.64 from the input file ../../zsh-3.0.4/Doc/zsh.texi. This is a texinfo version of the man page for the Z Shell, originally by Paul Falstad. It was converted from the `zsh.1' file distributed with zsh v2.5.0 by Jonathan Hardwick, `jch@cs.cmu.edu' and updated/modified by Clive Messer, `clive@epos.demon.co.uk' to its present state. Permission is granted to make and distribute verbatim copies of this manual provided the copyright notice and this permission notice are preserved on all copies. Permission is granted to copy and distribute modified versions of this manual under the conditions for verbatim copying, provided also that the entire resulting derived work is distributed under the terms of a permission notice identical to this one. Permission is granted to copy and distribute translations of this manual into another language, under the above conditions for modified versions. File: zsh.info, Node: Flags with arguments, Next: Control Flags, Prev: Simple Flags, Up: Options Flags Flags with arguments -------------------- These have user supplied arguments to determine how the list of completions is to be made up: `-k ARRAY' Names taken from the elements of `$ARRAY' (note that the `$' does not appear on the command line). Alternatively, the argument `ARRAY' itself may be a set of space or comma separated values in parentheses, in which any delimiter may be escaped with a backslash; in this case the argument should be quoted. For example, `compctl -k "(cputime filesize datasize stacksize coredumpsize resident descriptors)" limit'. `-g GLOBSTRING' The GLOBSTRING is expanded using filename globbing; it should be quoted to protect it from immediate expansion. The resulting filenames are taken as possible completions. Use `*(/)' instead of `*/' for directories. The `fignore' special parameter is not applied to the resulting files. More than one pattern may be given separated by blanks. (Note that brace expansion is not part of globbing. Use the syntax (`either|or') to match alternatives.) `-K FUNCTION' Call the given function to get the completions. The function is passed two arguments: the prefix and the suffix of the word on which completion is to be attempted, in other words those characters before the cursor position, and those from the cursor position onwards. The function should set the variable `reply' to an array containing the completions (one completion per element); note that `reply' should not be made local to the function. From such a function the command line can be accessed with the `-c' and `-l' flags to the `read' builtin. For example, `function whoson { reply=(`users`); }' `compctl -K whoson talk' completes only logged-on users after `talk'. Note that `whoson' must return an array so that just `reply=`users`' is incorrect. `-H NUM PATTERN' The possible completions are taken from the last NUM history lines. Only words matching PATTERN are taken. If NUM is zero or negative the whole history is searched and if PATTERN is the empty string all words are taken (as with `*'). A typical use is `compctl -D -f + -H 0 '' -X '(No file found; using history)'' which forces completion to look back in the history list for a word if no filename matches. The explanation string is useful as it tells the user that no file of that name exists, which is otherwise ambiguous. (See the next section for `-X'.) File: zsh.info, Node: Control Flags, Prev: Flags with arguments, Up: Options Flags Control Flags ------------- These do not directly specify types of name to be completed, but manipulate the options that do: `-Q' This instructs the shell not to quote any metacharacters in the possible completions. Normally the results of a completion are inserted into the command line with any metacharacters quoted so that they are interpreted as normal characters. This is appropriate for filenames and ordinary strings. However, for special effects, such as inserting a backquoted expression from a completion array (`-k') so that the expression will not be evaluated until the complete line is executed, this option must be used. `-P PREFIX' The PREFIX is inserted just before the completed string; any initial part already typed will be completed and the whole PREFIX ignored for completion purposes. For example, `compctl -j -P "%" kill' inserts a `%' after the `kill' command and then completes job names. `-S SUFFIX' When a completion is found the SUFFIX is inserted after the completed string. In the case of menu completion the SUFFIX is inserted immediately, but it is still possible to cycle through the list of completions by repeatedly hitting the same key. `-q' If used with a suffix as specified by the previous option, this causes the suffix to be removed if the next character typed is a blank or does not insert anything (the same rule as used for the `AUTO_REMOVE_SLASH' option). The option is most useful for list separators (comma, colon, etc.). `-l CMD' This option cannot be combined with any other option. It restricts the range of command line words that are considered to be arguments. If combined with one of the extended completion patterns `p[...]', `r[...]', or `R[...]' (*Note Extended Completion::.) the range is restricted to the arguments specified in the brackets. Completion is then performed as if these had been given as arguments to the CMD supplied with the option. If the CMD string is empty the first word in the range is instead taken as the command name, and command name completion performed on the first word in the range. For example, `compctl -x 'r[-exec,;]' -l '' -- find' completes arguments between `-exec' and the following `;' (or the end of the command line if there is no such string) as if they were a separate command line. `-U' Use the whole list of possible completions, whether or not they actually match the word on the command line. The word typed so far will be deleted. This is most useful with a function (given by the `-K' option) which can examine the word components passed to it (or via the `read' builtin's `-c' and `-l' flags) and use its own criteria to decide what matches. If there is no completion, the original word is retained. `-X EXPLANATION' Print EXPLANATION when trying completion on the current set of options. A `%n' in this string is replaced by the number of matches. File: zsh.info, Node: Alternative Completion, Next: Extended Completion, Prev: Options Flags, Up: Programmable Completion Alternative Completion ====================== `compctl [ -CDT ] OPTIONS + OPTIONS [ + ... ] [ + ] COMMAND ...' The form with `+' specifies alternative OPTIONS. Completion is tried with the OPTIONS before the first `+'. If this produces no matches completion is tried with the flags after the `+' and so on. If there are no flags after the last `+' and a match has not been found up to that point, default completion is tried. File: zsh.info, Node: Extended Completion, Next: Example, Prev: Alternative Completion, Up: Programmable Completion Extended Completion =================== `compctl [ -CDT ] OPTIONS -x PATTERN OPTIONS - ... -- [ COMMAND ... ]' `compctl [ -CDT ] OPTIONS [ -x PATTERN OPTIONS - ... -- ]' ` [ + OPTIONS [ -x ... -- ] ... [+] ] [ COMMAND ... ]' The form with `-x' specifies extended completion for the commands given; as shown, it may be combined with alternative completion using `+'. Each PATTERN is examined in turn; when a match is found, the corresponding OPTIONS, as described in *Note Options Flags::, are used to generate possible completions. If no PATTERN matches, the OPTIONS given before the `-x' are used. Note that each pattern should be supplied as a single argument and should be quoted to prevent expansion of meta-characters by the shell. A PATTERN is built of sub-patterns separated by commas; it matches if at least one of these sub-patterns matches (they are `or''ed). These sub-patterns are in turn composed of other sub-patterns separated by white spaces which match if all of the sub-patterns match (they are `and''ed). An element of the sub-patterns is of the form `c[...][...]', where the pairs of brackets may be repeated as often as necessary, and matches if any of the sets of brackets match (an `or'). The example below makes this clearer. The elements may be any of the following: `S[STRING] ...' Matches if the current word on the command line starts with one of the strings given in brackets. The STRING is not removed and is not part of the completion. `S[STRING] ...' Like S[STRING] except that the STRING is part of the completion. `P[FROM,TO] ...' Matches if the number of the current word is between one of the FROM and TO pairs inclusive. The comma and TO are optional; TO defaults to the same value as FROM. The numbers may be negative: `-n' refers to the `n''th last word on the line. `C[OFFSET,STRING] ...' Matches if the STRING matches the word offset by OFFSET from the current word position. Usually OFFSET will be negative. `C[OFFSET,PATTERN] ...' Like C but using pattern matching instead. `W[INDEX,STRING] ...' Matches if the word in position INDEX is equal to the corresponding STRING. Note that the word count is made after any alias expansion. `W[INDEX,PATTERN] ...' Like W but using pattern matching instead. `N[INDEX,STRING] ...' Matches if the current word contains STRING. Anything up to and including the INDEX'th occurrence of this STRING will not be considered part of the completion, but the rest will. INDEX may be negative to count from the end: in most cases, INDEX will be 1 or -1. `N[INDEX,STRING] ...' Like N[INDEX,STRING] except that the STRING will be taken as a character class. Anything up to and including the INDEX'th occurrence of any of the characters in STRING will not be considered part of the completion. `M[MIN,MAX] ...' Matches if the total number of words lies between MIN and MAX inclusive. `R[STR1,STR2] ...' Matches if the cursor is after a word with prefix STR1. If there is also a word with prefix STR2 on the command line it matches only if the cursor is before this word. `R[STR1,STR2] ...' Like R but using pattern matching instead. File: zsh.info, Node: Example, Prev: Extended Completion, Up: Programmable Completion Example ======= `compctl -u -x 's[+] c[-1,-f],s[-f+]' -g '~/Mail/*(:t)' - 's[-f],c[-1,-f]' -f -- mail' This is to be interpreted as follows: If the current command is `mail', then if ((the current word begins with `+' and the previous word is `-f') or (the current word begins with `-f+')), then complete the non-directory part (the `:t' glob modifier) of files in the directory `~/Mail'; else if the current word begins with `-f' or the previous word was `-f', then complete any file; else complete user names. File: zsh.info, Node: Concept Index, Next: Variables Index, Prev: Programmable Completion, Up: Top Concept Index ************* * Menu: * $0, setting: Description of Options. * alias: Shell Builtin Commands. * aliases, completion of: Description of Options. * aliases, global: Aliasing. * aliases, removing: Shell Builtin Commands. * aliasing: Aliasing. * alternate forms for complex commands: Alternate Forms For Complex Commands. * ambiguous completions: Description of Options. * annoying keyboard, sun: Description of Options. * arithmetic evaluation: Arithmetic Evaluation. * arithmetic expansion: Arithmetic Expansion. * arithmetic operators: Arithmetic Evaluation. * array elements: Array Parameters. * array expansion, rc style: Parameter Expansion. * array parameter, declaring: Shell Builtin Commands. * arrays, ksh style: Description of Options. * author: Author. * autoloading functions: Shell Builtin Commands. * background jobs, IO: Jobs & Signals. * background jobs, notification: Description of Options. * background jobs, priority of: Description of Options. * beep, ambiguous completion: Description of Options. * beep, enable: Description of Options. * beep, history: Description of Options. * bindings, key: Zsh Line Editor. * brace expansion: Brace Expansion. * brace expansion, disabling: Description of Options. * brace expansion, extending: Description of Options. * builtin commands: Shell Builtin Commands. * case selection: Complex Commands. * cd, automatic: Description of Options. * cd, behaving like pushd: Description of Options. * cd, to parameter: Description of Options. * clobbering, of files: Description of Options. * command execution: Command Execution. * command execution, enabling: Description of Options. * command hashing: Description of Options. * command substitution: Command Substitution. * commands, alternate forms for complex: Alternate Forms For Complex Commands. * commands, complex: Complex Commands. * commands, disabling: Shell Builtin Commands. * commands, simple: Simple Commands & Pipelines. * comments: Comments. * comments, in interactive shells: Description of Options. * compatibility: Compatibility. * compatibility, csh: Shell Builtin Commands. * compatibility, ksh: Shell Builtin Commands. * compatibility, sh: Shell Builtin Commands. * completion, beep on ambiguous: Description of Options. * completion, controlling: Programmable Completion. * completion, exact matches: Description of Options. * completion, listing choices: Description of Options. * completion, menu: Description of Options. * completion, menu, on TAB: Description of Options. * completion, programmable: Programmable Completion. * completions, ambiguous: Description of Options. * complex commands: Complex Commands. * conditional expressions: Conditional Expressions. * continuing loops: Shell Builtin Commands. * coprocesses: Simple Commands & Pipelines. * correction, spelling: Description of Options. * csh, compatibility: Shell Builtin Commands. * csh, history style: Description of Options. * csh, loop style: Description of Options. * csh, null command style: Parameters Used By The Shell. * csh, null globbing style: Description of Options. * csh, quoting style: Description of Options. * csh, tilde expansion: Parameter Expansion. * descriptors, file: Redirection. * directories, changing: Shell Builtin Commands. * directories, hashing: Description of Options. * directories, marking: Description of Options. * directories, named <1>: Description of Options. * directories, named: Filename Expansion. * directory stack, ignoring dups: Description of Options. * directory stack, printing: Shell Builtin Commands. * directory stack, silencing: Description of Options. * disabling brace expansion: Description of Options. * disabling commands: Shell Builtin Commands. * disabling the editor: Description of Options. * disowning jobs: Jobs & Signals. * echo, BSD compatible: Description of Options. * editing parameters: Shell Builtin Commands. * editing the history: Shell Builtin Commands. * editor, disabling: Description of Options. * editor, line: Zsh Line Editor. * editor, modes: Zsh Line Editor. * editor, overstrike mode: Description of Options. * editor, single line mode: Description of Options. * enable history substitution: Description of Options. * enable the beep: Description of Options. * enabling globbing: Description of Options. * EOF, ignoring: Description of Options. * evaluating arguments as commands: Shell Builtin Commands. * evaluation, arithmetic: Arithmetic Evaluation. * event designators, history: Event Designators. * exclusion, globbing: Filename Generation. * execution, of commands: Command Execution. * execution, timed: Shell Builtin Commands. * exit status, printing: Description of Options. * exit status, trapping: Description of Options. * exiting loops: Shell Builtin Commands. * expanding parameters: Shell Builtin Commands. * expansion: Expansion. * expansion style, sh: Description of Options. * expansion, arithmetic: Arithmetic Expansion. * expansion, brace: Brace Expansion. * expansion, brace, disabling: Description of Options. * expansion, brace, extended: Description of Options. * expansion, filename: Filename Expansion. * expansion, history: History Expansion. * expansion, parameter: Parameter Expansion. * export, automatic: Description of Options. * expressions, conditional: Conditional Expressions. * features, undocumented: Undocumented Features. * file clobbering, allowing: Description of Options. * file descriptors: Redirection. * file, history: Shell Builtin Commands. * filename expansion: Filename Expansion. * filename generation: Filename Generation. * filename generation, bad pattern: Description of Options. * filename substitution, =: Description of Options. * files used: Startup/Shutdown Files. * files, marking type of: Description of Options. * files, shutdown: Startup/Shutdown Files. * files, startup: Startup/Shutdown Files. * files, temporary: Process Substitution. * flags, shell: Invocation. * flow control: Description of Options. * for loops: Complex Commands. * functions: Functions. * functions, autoloading: Shell Builtin Commands. * functions, removing: Shell Builtin Commands. * functions, returning from: Shell Builtin Commands. * globbing: Filename Generation. * globbing, enabling: Description of Options. * globbing, excluding patterns: Filename Generation. * globbing, extended: Description of Options. * globbing, malformed pattern: Description of Options. * globbing, no matches: Description of Options. * globbing, null, csh style: Description of Options. * globbing, of . files: Description of Options. * globbing, qualifiers: Filename Generation. * globbing, sh style: Description of Options. * grammar, shell: Shell Grammar. * hashing, of commands: Description of Options. * hashing, of directories: Description of Options. * history: History Expansion. * history beeping: Description of Options. * history event designators: Event Designators. * history expansion: History Expansion. * history modifiers: Modifiers. * history word designators: Word Designators. * history, appending to file: Description of Options. * history, editing: Shell Builtin Commands. * history, enable substitution: Description of Options. * history, file: Shell Builtin Commands. * history, ignoring duplicates: Description of Options. * history, ignoring spaces: Description of Options. * history, timestamping: Description of Options. * history, verifying substitution: Description of Options. * if construct: Complex Commands. * integer parameters: Arithmetic Evaluation. * invocation: Invocation. * job control, allowing: Description of Options. * jobs: Jobs & Signals. * jobs, background priority: Description of Options. * jobs, background, IO: Jobs & Signals. * jobs, disowning: Jobs & Signals. * jobs, hup: Description of Options. * jobs, killing: Shell Builtin Commands. * jobs, list format: Description of Options. * jobs, referring to: Jobs & Signals. * jobs, resuming automatically: Description of Options. * jobs, suspending: Jobs & Signals. * jobs, waiting for: Shell Builtin Commands. * key bindings: Zsh Line Editor. * keys, rebinding: Shell Builtin Commands. * killing jobs: Shell Builtin Commands. * ksh, compatibility <1>: Shell Builtin Commands. * ksh, compatibility: Compatibility. * ksh, editor mode: Zsh Line Editor. * ksh, null command style: Parameters Used By The Shell. * ksh, option printing style: Description of Options. * ksh, single letter options style: Description of Options. * ksh, style arrays: Description of Options. * limits, resource: Shell Builtin Commands. * line editor: Zsh Line Editor. * line, reading: Shell Builtin Commands. * links, symbolic: Description of Options. * list: Simple Commands & Pipelines. * list format, of jobs: Description of Options. * loop style, csh: Description of Options. * loops, continuing: Shell Builtin Commands. * loops, exiting: Shell Builtin Commands. * loops, for: Complex Commands. * loops, repeat: Complex Commands. * loops, until: Complex Commands. * loops, while: Complex Commands. * mail, warning of arrival: Description of Options. * mailing lists: Mailing Lists. * marking directories: Description of Options. * marking file types: Description of Options. * mode, privileged: Description of Options. * modifiers, history: Modifiers. * modifiers, precommand: Precommand Modifiers. * named directories: Filename Expansion. * notification of background jobs: Description of Options. * null command, setting: Parameters Used By The Shell. * null globbing, csh style: Description of Options. * operators, arithmetic: Arithmetic Evaluation. * option printing, ksh style: Description of Options. * options: Options. * options, description: Description of Options. * options, processing: Shell Builtin Commands. * options, setting: Shell Builtin Commands. * options, single letter: Single Letter Options. * options, specifying: Specifying Options. * options, unsetting: Shell Builtin Commands. * overstrike mode, of editor: Description of Options. * parameter expansion: Parameter Expansion. * parameters: Parameters. * parameters, array: Shell Builtin Commands. * parameters, editing: Shell Builtin Commands. * parameters, expanding: Shell Builtin Commands. * parameters, integer: Arithmetic Evaluation. * parameters, marking readonly: Shell Builtin Commands. * parameters, positional: Shell Builtin Commands. * parameters, setting: Shell Builtin Commands. * parameters, substituting unset: Description of Options. * parameters, unsetting: Shell Builtin Commands. * path search, extended: Description of Options. * pipeline: Simple Commands & Pipelines. * popd, controlling syntax: Description of Options. * precommand modifiers: Precommand Modifiers. * privileged mode: Description of Options. * process substitution: Process Substitution. * prompt, with CR: Description of Options. * pushd, making cd behave like: Description of Options. * pushd, to home: Description of Options. * qualifiers, globbing: Filename Generation. * querying before rm *: Description of Options. * quoting: Quoting. * quoting style, csh: Description of Options. * quoting style, rc: Description of Options. * rc, array expansion style: Parameter Expansion. * rc, quoting style: Description of Options. * reading a line: Shell Builtin Commands. * rebinding the keys: Shell Builtin Commands. * redirection: Redirection. * referring to jobs: Jobs & Signals. * repeat loops: Complex Commands. * reserved words: Reserved Words. * resource limits: Shell Builtin Commands. * resuming jobs automatically: Description of Options. * rm *, querying before: Description of Options. * selection, case: Complex Commands. * selection, user: Complex Commands. * sh, compatibility <1>: Shell Builtin Commands. * sh, compatibility: Compatibility. * sh, expansion style: Description of Options. * sh, globbing style: Description of Options. * sh, word splitting style <1>: Description of Options. * sh, word splitting style: Parameter Expansion. * shell flags: Invocation. * shell grammar: Shell Grammar. * shell, suspending: Shell Builtin Commands. * shell, timing: Shell Builtin Commands. * signals: Jobs & Signals. * signals, trapping <1>: Shell Builtin Commands. * signals, trapping: Functions. * simple commands: Simple Commands & Pipelines. * single command: Description of Options. * single letter options, ksh style: Description of Options. * slash, removing trailing: Description of Options. * sorting, numerically: Description of Options. * spelling correction: Description of Options. * startup files: Startup/Shutdown Files. * startup files, sourcing: Description of Options. * sublist: Simple Commands & Pipelines. * subshells: Complex Commands. * substitution, command: Command Substitution. * substitution, process: Process Substitution. * substrings: Array Parameters. * sun keyboard, annoying: Description of Options. * suspending jobs: Jobs & Signals. * symbolic links: Description of Options. * temporary files: Process Substitution. * termcap string, printing: Shell Builtin Commands. * testing conditional expression: Complex Commands. * tilde expansion, csh: Parameter Expansion. * timed execution: Shell Builtin Commands. * timing: Complex Commands. * timing the shell: Shell Builtin Commands. * tracing, of commands: Description of Options. * tracing, of input lines: Description of Options. * trapping signals <1>: Shell Builtin Commands. * trapping signals: Functions. * tty, freezing: Shell Builtin Commands. * umask: Shell Builtin Commands. * unset parameters, substituting: Description of Options. * until loops: Complex Commands. * user selection: Complex Commands. * users, watching: Shell Builtin Commands. * waiting for jobs: Shell Builtin Commands. * watching users: Shell Builtin Commands. * while loops: Complex Commands. * word designators, history: Word Designators. * word splitting, sh style <1>: Description of Options. * word splitting, sh style: Parameter Expansion. File: zsh.info, Node: Variables Index, Next: Options Index, Prev: Concept Index, Up: Top Variables Index *************** * Menu: * !: Parameters Set By The Shell. * #: Parameters Set By The Shell. * $: Parameters Set By The Shell. * *: Parameters Set By The Shell. * -: Parameters Set By The Shell. * ?: Parameters Set By The Shell. * @: Parameters Set By The Shell. * _: Parameters Set By The Shell. * ARGC: Parameters Set By The Shell. * argv: Parameters Set By The Shell. * ARGV0: Parameters Used By The Shell. * BAUD: Parameters Used By The Shell. * cdpath: Parameters Used By The Shell. * COLUMNS: Parameters Used By The Shell. * DIRSTACKSIZE: Parameters Used By The Shell. * EDITOR: Zsh Line Editor. * EGID: Parameters Set By The Shell. * ERRNO: Parameters Set By The Shell. * EUID: Parameters Set By The Shell. * FCEDIT: Parameters Used By The Shell. * fignore: Parameters Used By The Shell. * fpath: Parameters Used By The Shell. * GID: Parameters Set By The Shell. * histchars: Parameters Used By The Shell. * histchars, use of: Comments. * HISTFILE: Parameters Used By The Shell. * HISTSIZE: Parameters Used By The Shell. * HISTSIZE, use of: History Expansion. * HOME: Parameters Used By The Shell. * HOST: Parameters Set By The Shell. * IFS <1>: Shell Builtin Commands. * IFS: Parameters Used By The Shell. * IFS, use of <1>: Command Substitution. * IFS, use of: Parameter Expansion. * KEYTIMEOUT: Parameters Used By The Shell. * LANG: Parameters Used By The Shell. * LC_ALL: Parameters Used By The Shell. * LC_COLLATE: Parameters Used By The Shell. * LC_CTYPE: Parameters Used By The Shell. * LC_MESSAGES: Parameters Used By The Shell. * LC_TIME: Parameters Used By The Shell. * LINENO: Parameters Set By The Shell. * LINES: Parameters Used By The Shell. * LISTMAX: Parameters Used By The Shell. * LOGCHECK: Parameters Used By The Shell. * LOGNAME: Parameters Set By The Shell. * MACHTYPE: Parameters Set By The Shell. * MAIL: Parameters Used By The Shell. * MAILCHECK: Parameters Used By The Shell. * mailpath: Parameters Used By The Shell. * manpath: Parameters Used By The Shell. * NULLCMD: Parameters Used By The Shell. * OLDPWD: Parameters Set By The Shell. * OPTARG: Parameters Set By The Shell. * OPTARG, use of: Shell Builtin Commands. * OPTIND: Parameters Set By The Shell. * OPTIND, use of: Shell Builtin Commands. * OSTYPE: Parameters Set By The Shell. * path: Parameters Used By The Shell. * path, use of: Command Execution. * PERIOD: Functions. * POSTEDIT: Parameters Used By The Shell. * PPID: Parameters Set By The Shell. * PROMPT: Parameters Used By The Shell. * PROMPT2: Parameters Used By The Shell. * PROMPT3: Parameters Used By The Shell. * PROMPT4: Parameters Used By The Shell. * PS1: Parameters Used By The Shell. * PS2: Parameters Used By The Shell. * PS3: Parameters Used By The Shell. * PS4: Parameters Used By The Shell. * psvar: Parameters Used By The Shell. * PWD: Parameters Set By The Shell. * RANDOM: Parameters Set By The Shell. * READNULLCMD: Parameters Used By The Shell. * REPORTTIME: Parameters Used By The Shell. * RPROMPT: Parameters Used By The Shell. * RPS1: Parameters Used By The Shell. * SAVEHIST: Parameters Used By The Shell. * SECONDS: Parameters Set By The Shell. * SHLVL: Parameters Set By The Shell. * signals: Parameters Set By The Shell. * SPROMPT: Parameters Used By The Shell. * status: Parameters Set By The Shell. * STTY: Parameters Used By The Shell. * TERM: Zsh Line Editor. * TIMEFMT: Parameters Used By The Shell. * TMOUT: Parameters Used By The Shell. * TMPPREFIX: Parameters Used By The Shell. * TTY: Parameters Set By The Shell. * TTYIDLE: Parameters Set By The Shell. * UID: Parameters Set By The Shell. * USERNAME: Parameters Set By The Shell. * VENDOR: Parameters Set By The Shell. * VISUAL: Zsh Line Editor. * watch: Parameters Used By The Shell. * watch, use of: Shell Builtin Commands. * WATCHFMT: Parameters Used By The Shell. * WORDCHARS: Parameters Used By The Shell. * ZDOTDIR: Parameters Used By The Shell. * ZSH_NAME: Parameters Set By The Shell. * ZSH_VERSION: Parameters Set By The Shell. * ZSHNAME: Parameters Set By The Shell. File: zsh.info, Node: Options Index, Next: Functions Index, Prev: Variables Index, Up: Top Options Index ************* * Menu: * ALL_EXPORT: Description of Options. * ALWAYS_LAST_PROMPT: Description of Options. * ALWAYS_TO_END: Description of Options. * APPEND_HISTORY: Description of Options. * AUTO_CD: Description of Options. * AUTO_LIST: Description of Options. * AUTO_MENU: Description of Options. * AUTO_NAME_DIRS: Description of Options. * AUTO_PARAM_KEYS: Description of Options. * AUTO_PARAM_SLASH: Description of Options. * AUTO_PUSHD: Description of Options. * AUTO_PUSHD, use of: Parameters Used By The Shell. * AUTO_REMOVE_SLASH: Description of Options. * AUTO_RESUME: Description of Options. * BAD_PATTERN: Description of Options. * BANG_HIST: Description of Options. * BEEP: Description of Options. * BG_NICE: Description of Options. * BRACE_CCL: Description of Options. * BRACE_CCL, use of: Brace Expansion. * BSD_ECHO: Description of Options. * BSD_ECHO, use of: Shell Builtin Commands. * CDABLE_VARS: Description of Options. * CDABLEVARS, use of: Shell Builtin Commands. * CHASE_LINKS: Description of Options. * CHASE_LINKS, use of: Shell Builtin Commands. * CLOBBER: Description of Options. * CLOBBER, use of: Redirection. * COMPLETE_ALIASES: Description of Options. * COMPLETE_IN_WORD: Description of Options. * CORRECT: Description of Options. * CORRECT_ALL: Description of Options. * CSH_JUNKIE_HISTORY: Description of Options. * CSH_JUNKIE_LOOPS <1>: Description of Options. * CSH_JUNKIE_LOOPS: Parameter Expansion. * CSH_JUNKIE_QUOTES: Description of Options. * CSH_NULL_GLOB: Description of Options. * EQUALS: Description of Options. * ERR_EXIT: Description of Options. * EXEC: Description of Options. * EXTENDED_GLOB: Description of Options. * EXTENDED_GLOB, use of: Filename Generation. * EXTENDED_HISTORY: Description of Options. * FLOW_CONTROL: Description of Options. * FUNCTION_ARGZERO: Description of Options. * GLOB: Description of Options. * GLOB, use of: Filename Generation. * GLOB_ASSIGN: Description of Options. * GLOB_COMPLETE: Description of Options. * GLOB_DOTS: Description of Options. * GLOB_DOTS, setting in pattern: Filename Generation. * GLOB_DOTS, use of: Filename Generation. * GLOB_SUBST: Description of Options. * HASH_CMDS: Description of Options. * HASH_DIRS: Description of Options. * HASH_LIST_ALL: Description of Options. * HIST_ALLOW_CLOBBER: Description of Options. * HIST_BEEP: Description of Options. * HIST_IGNORE_DUPS: Description of Options. * HIST_IGNORE_SPACE: Description of Options. * HIST_NO_STORE: Description of Options. * HIST_VERIFY: Description of Options. * HUP: Description of Options. * IGNORE_BRACES: Description of Options. * IGNORE_EOF: Description of Options. * IGNORE_EOF, use of: Shell Builtin Commands. * INTERACTIVE: Description of Options. * INTERACTIVE, use of: Description of Options. * INTERACTIVE_COMMENTS: Description of Options. * INTERACTIVE_COMMENTS, use of <1>: Miscellaneous. * INTERACTIVE_COMMENTS, use of: Comments. * KSH_ARRAYS: Description of Options. * KSH_ARRAYS, use of: Array Parameters. * KSH_OPTION_PRINT: Description of Options. * LIST_AMBIGUOUS: Description of Options. * LIST_BEEP: Description of Options. * LIST_TYPES: Description of Options. * LOCAL_OPTIONS: Description of Options. * LOGIN: Description of Options. * LONG_LIST_JOBS: Description of Options. * MAGIC_EQUAL_SUBST: Description of Options. * MAIL_WARNING: Description of Options. * MARK_DIRS: Description of Options. * MARK_DIRS, setting in pattern: Filename Generation. * MENU_COMPLETE: Description of Options. * MENU_COMPLETE, use of: Completion. * MONITOR: Description of Options. * MONITOR, use of: Jobs & Signals. * MULTIOS: Description of Options. * MULTIOS, use of: Redirection. * NO_NOMATCH: Description of Options. * NO_RCS, use of: Startup/Shutdown Files. * NOMATCH, use of: Filename Generation. * NOTIFY: Description of Options. * NULL_GLOB: Description of Options. * NULL_GLOB, setting in pattern: Filename Generation. * NULL_GLOB, use of: Filename Generation. * NUMERIC_GLOB_SORT: Description of Options. * OVER_STRIKE: Description of Options. * PATH_DIRS: Description of Options. * POSIX_BUILTINS: Description of Options. * PRINT_EXIT_VALUE: Description of Options. * PRIVILEGED: Description of Options. * PROMPT_CR: Description of Options. * PROMPT_SUBST: Description of Options. * PUSHD_IGNORE_DUPS: Description of Options. * PUSHD_MINUS: Description of Options. * PUSHD_MINUS, use of <1>: Shell Builtin Commands. * PUSHD_MINUS, use of: Filename Expansion. * PUSHD_SILENT: Description of Options. * PUSHD_SILENT, use of: Shell Builtin Commands. * PUSHD_TO_HOME: Description of Options. * PUSHD_TO_HOME, use of: Shell Builtin Commands. * RC_EXPAND_PARAM: Description of Options. * RC_EXPAND_PARAM, use of: Parameter Expansion. * RC_QUOTES: Description of Options. * RCS: Description of Options. * REC_EXACT: Description of Options. * RM_STAR_SILENT: Description of Options. * SH_FILE_EXPANSION: Description of Options. * SH_GLOB: Description of Options. * SH_OPTION_LETTERS: Description of Options. * SH_WORD_SPLIT: Description of Options. * SH_WORD_SPLIT, use of: Parameter Expansion. * SHIN_STDIN: Description of Options. * SHORT_LOOPS: Description of Options. * SINGLE_COMMAND: Description of Options. * SINGLE_LINE_ZLE: Description of Options. * SINGLE_LINE_ZLE, use of: Zsh Line Editor. * SUN_KEYBOARD_HACK: Description of Options. * UNSET: Description of Options. * VERBOSE: Description of Options. * XTRACE: Description of Options. * ZLE: Description of Options. * ZLE, use of: Zsh Line Editor.