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#compdef -k menu-complete ^@^@
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# autocmd is a tool to reuse command lines you've written last time
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# in the current directory. In addition to that, autocommand can suggest
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# commands based on the content of the current directory.
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#
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# autocommand is initiated with control + space + space.
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#
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# The name autocmd does not refer to the vim command of the same name
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# but to the autojump tool from Joel Schaerer.
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# kudos to Bart Schaefer for the completion script
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# http://www.zsh.org/mla/workers/2011/msg01107.html
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zmodload -i zsh/complist
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_cmdselect() {
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local -a commands
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commands=(${(f)"$(< ~/.cmdselect)"})
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compadd -Qa commands
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MENUSELECT=0
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compstate[insert]=menu
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}
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_cmdselect "$@"
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