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Zsh use's zle(Z-Shell Line Editor), which is different then libreadline as its part of the shell not a separate library. Zle's behavior is editable through your
by mgrouchy 15y ago
Zsh use's zle(Z-Shell Line Editor), which is different then libreadline as its part of the shell not a separate library. Zle's behavior is editable through your .zshrc.
Maybe I dumbed the post down too much, was just listing a few features that I use every day that IMO work better then the comparable Bash features.
- samwilliams 15y agoI read and enjoyed the article and I am surprised it has recieved this level of criticism here. Perhaps you should update it and add a number of the other features that you like about it (with a brief description..)? (edit: spelling)