Re: [gentoo-user] Zsh completion
On 04/07/14 at 22:24, Matti Nykyri wrote: > > On Jul 4, 2014, at 13:55, Nikita Tropin wrote: > > Question is old enough but... Try to click Ctrl-/ to undo. > Ok. Thanks. I'll try that. But still if I could disable that particular > feature that would be the best option! man zshcompsys Look at the path-completion and accept-exact-dirs styles. You can try setting accep-exact-dirs to true or path-completion to false. -- Simon Thelen Ya'll hear about the geometer who went to the beach to catch some rays and became a tangent ?
Re: [gentoo-user] Zsh completion
> On Jul 4, 2014, at 13:55, Nikita Tropin wrote: > > Question is old enough but... Try to click Ctrl-/ to undo. Ok. Thanks. I'll try that. But still if I could disable that particular feature that would be the best option! > 2014-06-08 11:41 GMT+03:00 Matti Nykyri : >> Hi >> >> I use zsh and have quite perfect completion setup with it. There is just one >> very annoying feature that I have failed to switch off. With paths when I >> type this: >> >> cd /archives/NE >> >> zsh produces: >> >> cd /achieves2/NEW/ >> >> The archives directory does not contain NEW directory and archives2 does. I >> would want that zsh wouldn't modify anything but the current level path I'm >> writing. So in this case it should of shown empty cuz there are no options >> to choose from. >> >> This happens of course with any similar directory case. The annoyance is >> that I know where I'm going and the right NEW directory in this case is >> under /archives/movies/NEW and not the one under /archives2/. So I have to >> clear some of the text which is slow :( >> >> Would anyone know how to correct this¿? I have tried various options of >> approximation... Actually I don't like the approximation at all and have >> tried to fully disable it... >> >> -- >> Matti > > > > -- > Regards, > Nikita >
Re: [gentoo-user] Zsh completion
Question is old enough but... Try to click Ctrl-/ to undo. 2014-06-08 11:41 GMT+03:00 Matti Nykyri : > Hi > > I use zsh and have quite perfect completion setup with it. There is just one > very annoying feature that I have failed to switch off. With paths when I > type this: > > cd /archives/NE > > zsh produces: > > cd /achieves2/NEW/ > > The archives directory does not contain NEW directory and archives2 does. I > would want that zsh wouldn't modify anything but the current level path I'm > writing. So in this case it should of shown empty cuz there are no options to > choose from. > > This happens of course with any similar directory case. The annoyance is that > I know where I'm going and the right NEW directory in this case is under > /archives/movies/NEW and not the one under /archives2/. So I have to clear > some of the text which is slow :( > > Would anyone know how to correct this¿? I have tried various options of > approximation... Actually I don't like the approximation at all and have > tried to fully disable it... > > -- > Matti -- Regards, Nikita
[gentoo-user] Zsh completion
Hi I use zsh and have quite perfect completion setup with it. There is just one very annoying feature that I have failed to switch off. With paths when I type this: cd /archives/NE zsh produces: cd /achieves2/NEW/ The archives directory does not contain NEW directory and archives2 does. I would want that zsh wouldn't modify anything but the current level path I'm writing. So in this case it should of shown empty cuz there are no options to choose from. This happens of course with any similar directory case. The annoyance is that I know where I'm going and the right NEW directory in this case is under /archives/movies/NEW and not the one under /archives2/. So I have to clear some of the text which is slow :( Would anyone know how to correct this¿? I have tried various options of approximation... Actually I don't like the approximation at all and have tried to fully disable it... -- Matti
