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问题 I have put the following function into my ~/.zshrc file: function note() { vim $HOME/Dropbox/$1.md } When I call it with note "20150209-132501-Recx-new note today.md" for example it creates a new file but with the file name "20150209-132501-Recx-new". I realise this is a simple question but how do I get it to create the note with the full name? 回答1: The shell performs parameter substitution and word-splitting in this order. This means you eventually execute vim /home/username/Dropbox/20150209

问题 I have this function which works great in zsh, but I want to convert it to fish shell and I can't get it working. function ogf () { echo "Cloning, your editor will open when clone has completed..." source <(TARGET_DIRECTORY=~/students EDITOR=$EDITOR clone_git_file -ts "$1") } 回答1: First of all, since fish's syntax differs from zsh, you also have to change the output of clone_git_file to source it. For example, if clone_git_file is something like: #!/bin/bash echo "FOO=$TARGET_DIRECTORY" echo

问题 Just have a quick question on how to add an alias for SublimeText to my ZSH. I've been to their site where they tell you how to do it within bash, but I don't understand how to do it within ZSH. It has been killing me, I just want to open text files from my command prompt. Anyone out there have experience with ZSH where they have created aliases? 回答1: Aliases in zsh are created in the same manner as in bash . alias somealias='something longer' Now somealias will expand to 'something longer'

问题 When I read in raw mode in bash: read -r v now typing 5 characters (quote, backslash, backslash, x, quote): "\\x" and I do a echo $v it displays "\\x" This is what I expect: Because of the -r switch, I get back what I had put in. When I do exactly the same in zsh, echo $v would display "\x" instead. From the manpage zshbuiltins : -r : Raw mode: a `\' at the end of a line does not signify line continuation and backslashes in the line don't quote the following character and are not removed. So

问题 Aptana seems to start in the sh shell. So I'm trying to switch to zsh , and execute commands to start a rails app. I've changed my debug executable so that it runs a unix executable with the following contents: #!/usr/bin/env ruby exec("zsh | (echo $SHELL && [[ -s '$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm' ]] && source '$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm' && rvm use 1.8.7@tinderbox && (bundle exec script/server -p3001 &))") So, when I click my debug executable from the debug menu on the toolbar, the debug perspective

问题 According to man zshexpn (5.0.2): ~ Force string arguments to any of the flags below that follow within the parentheses to be treated as patterns. For example, using the s flag to perform field splitting requires a string argument: % print -l ${(s:9:):-"foo893bar923baz"} foo8 3bar 23baz My reading of the ~ flag suggests that I should be able to specify a pattern in place of a literal string to split on, so that the following % print -l ${(~s:<->:):-"foo893bar923baz"} should produce foo bar

问题 Here is my completion function: f() { reply=('ok') } compctl -K f c Then I do c tab c ok Something works. Then I do tab after b c ok "a b" and nothing happens. I expect a b to be replaced with ok (as it does in bash). How could I achieve it? I really need to do completions inside quotes. Typical launch of my program looks like this: c 'a, &b, c[d]' 'a < 1 and b == "2013"' 回答1: This has nothing to do with the use of quotes. zsh doesn't offer ok as a completion in your second case because it

问题 When I am running command inside a php script echo shell_exec("which php"); I am getting the following output: /usr/bin/php However when running the same command inside mac terminal which php i am getting the following output php: aliased to /Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.5.10/bin/php my question is how to let shell_exec act like if commands are running inside mac terminal? note: that i have ZSH installed 回答1: Short answer: This will not work (reliably). Long answer: The problem is threefold

问题 I want my Zsh to be Dvorak friendly in Screen. I am trying to make the following bindings in Zsh such that I can use them in Ctl-a Esc mode in moving h => d j => l k => t l => n I have not yet found any ways to do that. How can you make the following keybindings in Screen , such that I can use them in the mode C-A Esc? 回答1: Screen has a markkeys configuration option that lets you remap the keys used in scrollback mode. The following code makes Screen Dvorak friendly in .screenrc markkeys h=d